Tariff Rate Quota increase for specialty sugar permits exporters to access non-country specific allocation via first-come-first-serve. USDA has increased the non-country specific Tariff Rate Quota for refined/specialty sugar for US fiscal year 2017; the additional specialty sugar quota is non-country specific and will be operated on a First-Come, First-Serve basis. Indian exporters are advised to identify a US company to apply to USDA for the tariff-free quota and to consult the USDA links for application procedures so as to utilize the additional allocation promptly.
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Tariff Rate Quota increase for specialty sugar permits exporters to access non-country specific allocation via first-come-first-serve.
USDA has increased the non-country specific Tariff Rate Quota for refined/specialty sugar for US fiscal year 2017; the additional specialty sugar quota is non-country specific and will be operated on a First-Come, First-Serve basis. Indian exporters are advised to identify a US company to apply to USDA for the tariff-free quota and to consult the USDA links for application procedures so as to utilize the additional allocation promptly.
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