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BARLEY AND BARLEY PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
VIETNAM
Tari�s on barley locked in at 0%. Tari�s on milled barley eliminated within 4 years.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
All tari�s locked in at 0%. PERUTari�s eliminated by 2018 under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s on most products, currently as high as 6.4%, eliminated in 10 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Barley Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$82 million
Rest of World$22 million
Total = $104 million
Top Barley Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
JAPAN
Tari�s on barley for feed eliminated immediately. New 25,000-metric-ton quota for barley for food use grows to 65,000 tons in 9 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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BEEF AND BEEF PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
All tari�s locked in at 0%.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as high as 26.4%, eliminated within 15 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Beef Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$3.9 billion
Rest of World$3.2 billion
Total = $7.1 billion
Top Cattle Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
JAPAN
Duties on 74% of tari� lines eliminated within 16 years. Reductions on remaining lines include 77% cut for fresh, chilled, and frozen beef.
PERUTari�s eliminated by 2020 underexisting trade agreement.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 34%, eliminated in 3-8 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand, and Brunei.
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CITRUS FRUITS AND JUICES
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
PERUTari�s eliminated by 2018 under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s on fresh oranges, grapefruits and lemons, currently as high as 14.8%,and citrus juice, currently as high as 37.7%, eliminated within 10 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Citrus Fruit andJuice Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$1.2 billion Rest of World
$900 million
Total = $2.1 billion
Top Citrus Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, Citrus Fruits Annual Summary
JAPAN
Tari�s on oranges eliminated in 6-8 years.
MALAYSIA
Tari�s for oranges and citrus juices locked in at 0%. Tari�son grapefruit and lemons eliminated immediately.
VIETNAM
Current tari�s on grapefruit (30%) and lemons (25%) eliminated in 3 years and on fresh oranges (27%) in 4 years. Tari�s on citrus juices, currently as high as 25%, eliminated in 5-8 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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CORN AND CORN PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
PERUTari�s eliminated by 2018 under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as highas 3.4%, eliminated within 10 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Corn Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$7.0 billion Rest of World
$7.0 billion
Total = $14.0 billion
Top Corn Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
MALAYSIA
Tari�s, currently as high as 8%, eliminated immediately.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 30%, eliminated in 4-7 years.
JAPAN
Corn will continue to enter duty-free. Current WTO starch quota expanded. New quota created for corn and potato starch.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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COTTON
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
All tari�s locked in at 0%. PERUU.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s locked in at 0%.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Cotton Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$1 billion
Rest of World$3.4 billion
Total = $4.4 billion
Top Cotton Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
JAPAN
Tari�s locked in at 0%.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 10%, eliminated within 4 years..
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as high as 19.6%, eliminated within 10 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
Tari�s, currently as high as 5%, eliminated on nearly all dairy products. Fluid milk tari�s eliminated in 15 years through quota.
CANADA
Tari�s eliminated for whey and expanded access through duty-free tari�-rate quotas for cheese, fluid milk, butter, milk powders, and other products.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s for Malaysia, Vietnam, and Japan eliminated within 20 years. For Australia and New Zealand, tari�s on milk powder and non-fat dry milk eliminated in 20-30 years. Tari�-rate quota access for other dairy products for Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
JAPAN
Tari�s eliminated on cheese in 16 years and whey in 21 years. Quotas created for whey, butter, milk powder, evaporated and condensed milk.
PERUTari�s eliminated by 2025 under existing trade agreement.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 30%, eliminated within 5 years.
CaliforniaWisconsinNew YorkIdahoPennsylvaniaTexasMinnesotaMichiganNew MexicoWashington
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Top Milk Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
U.S. Dairy Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$3.6 billion Rest of World
$3.5 billion
Total = $7.1 billion
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand, and Brunei.
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FRUITS, FRESH AND PROCESSED (excluding citrus)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
PERUU.S. exports already duty free under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s on fresh apples, cherries, and pears eliminated immediately. Tari�s on other fresh fruits eliminated within 10 years and on processed fruits within 15 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Fruit Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$5.5 billion Rest of World
$2.2 billion
Total = $5.7 billion
CaliforniaWashingtonMichiganNew YorkOregonPennsylvaniaFloridaHawaiiGeorgiaTexas
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Top Fruit Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, Citrus Fruits Annual Summary
JAPAN
Tari�s eliminated immediately on almost all fresh and processed fruits. Tari�s on fresh apples eliminated within 11 years and on fresh cherries wthin 6 years.
MALAYSIA
Tari�s eliminated immediately on processed fruits and fresh apples, cherries, and pears. Tari�s on other fresh fruits eliminated within 10 years,
VIETNAM
Tari�s on fresh fruits eliminated in 4 years or less. Tari�s on processed fruits eliminated within 8 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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PEANUTS AND PEANUT PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
Tari�s, currently as high as 5%, eliminated immediately.
PERUTari�s eliminated by 2018 under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existingtrade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s locked in at 0%.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as high as 163.8%, eliminated within 10 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Peanut Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$300 million Rest of World
$400 million
Total = $700 million
Top Peanut Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 34%, eliminated in 8 years.
JAPAN
Tari�s on peanuts, which were excluded from previous free-trade agreements, eliminated in 8 years. Peanut oil tari�s, currently as high as 10.4 yen/kg, eliminated in 11 years. Tari�s on prepared and preserved peanuts, currently as high as 23.8%, eliminated within 8 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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PORK AND PORK PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
All tari�s eliminated within 15 years.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
Tari�s, currently as high as 5%, eliminated within 3 years.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as high as 6.4%, eliminated within 10 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
JAPAN
Duties on more than 65% of tari� lines eliminated within 11 years and on nearly 80% within 16 years. Gate-price-specific duty reduced from 482 yen/kg to 50 yen/kg in 11 years.
PERUU.S. exports already duty free under existing trade agreement.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 34%, eliminated in 5-10 years.
U.S. Pork Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$4.7 billion
Rest of World$1.9 billion
Total = $6.6 billion
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Top Hog Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand, and Brunei.
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POTATOES AND POTATO PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
Tari�s, currently as high as 8%, eliminated immediately. PERU
U.S. exports already duty free under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Potato Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$700 million
Rest of World$500 million
Total = $1.2 billion
Top Potato Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS,
JAPAN
Current 8.5% tari� on frozen French fries eliminated in 4 years. Current 20% tari� on dehydrated potatoes eliminated in 6 years.
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as high as 14%, eliminated within 10 years.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 34%, eliminated within 6 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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U.S. Poultry Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$2.57 billion
Rest of World$3.56 billion
Total = $6.1 billion
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Top Poultry and Egg Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
Quotas established for live chicks, poultry meat, and eggs with in-quota tari� of 0%.
CANADA
Expanded duty-free quotas for broiler hatching eggs and chicks, poultry, turkey, eggs, and egg products.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as high as 8.8 cents/kg (approximately 18.6% ad valorem equivalent), eliminated within 10 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
JAPAN
All tari�s eliminated in 6-11 years.
PERUTari�s eliminated by 2025 underexisting trade agreement.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 20%, eliminated within 13 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand, and Brunei.
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RICE
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
Tari�s, currently as high as 40%, eliminated in 10 years. PERU
Tari�s eliminated by 2025 under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existingtrade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s locked in at 0%.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Rice Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$800 million Rest of World
$1.1 billion
Total = $1.9 billion
Top Rice Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
JAPAN
New duty-free quota established for U.S. rice, initially set at 50,000 tons and growing to 70,000 tons in 13 years.
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as high as 11.2%, eliminated within 15 years.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently at 40%, eliminated within 8 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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SOYBEANS AND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
Tari�s, currently as high as 10%, will be eliminated immediately. PERU
Tari�s eliminated by 2018 under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s locked in at 0%.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as highas 19.1%, eliminated within 10 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Soybean Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$5.4 billion
Rest of World$24.7 billion
Total = $30.1 billion
Top Soybean Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 34%,eliminated within 11 years.
JAPAN
Tari�s on soybean oil, currently as high as 13.2 yen/kg, eliminated within 6 years. Current 4.2% tari� on soybean meal eliminated immediately.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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LouisianaFloridaHawaiiTexas
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SugarcaneSugarbeets
SUGAR AND SUGAR PRODUCTS
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
PERUTari�s eliminated by 2018 under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Sugar Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$1.1 billion
Rest of World$500 million
Total = $1.6 billion
Top Sugar Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
MALAYSIA
Tari�s, currently as high as10%, eliminated immediately.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
VIETNAM
WTO in-quota tari�s on raw and refined sugar, currently as high as 40%, eliminated within 11 years. Tari�s on sugar-containing products, currently as high as 20%, eliminated within 11 years.
UNITED STATES
New sugar access through tari�-rate quotas and increased access for wide array of sugar-containing products.
JAPAN
Current 9% tari� on chemically pure fructose eliminated immediately. New quotas created for 6 sugar-containing products.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
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VEGETABLES, FRESH AND PROCESSED (EXCLUDING POTATOES)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
PERUU.S. exports already duty free under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as high as 29.8%, eliminated within 10 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Vegetable Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$5.5 billion
Rest of World$2.2 billion
Total = $5 billion
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Top Vegetable* Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
JAPAN
Tari�s for nearly all fresh and processed vegetables eliminated within 11 years.
MALAYSIA
Tari�s, currently as high as 90%, eliminated immediately.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 40%, eliminated within 11 years.
*Includes Potatoes
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.
MEXICO
BRUNEI
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WHEAT
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promotingeconomic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and expanding demand for U.S. food and agricultural products among nearly 500 million consumers outside the United States.
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
SINGAPORE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
MALAYSIA
Tari�s, currently as high as7%, eliminated immediately. PERU
U.S. exports already duty free under existing trade agreement.
CANADA
U.S. exports already duty-free under NAFTA.
AUSTRALIA
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
CHILE
U.S. exports already duty-free under existing trade agreement.
NEW ZEALAND
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
All tari�s eliminated immediately.
United States Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
UNITED STATES
Tari�s, currently as high as 6.8%, eliminated within 5 years.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
U.S. Wheat Exports, 2014
Source: USDA - FAS GATS
TPP Region$2.4 billion
Rest of World$5.6 billion
Total = $8 billion
Top Wheat Producing States
Source: USDA – NASS, 2012 Census of Agriculture
JAPAN
New quotas for wheat and wheat products. Tari�s for processed wheat products (including biscuits, cookies, crackers, and other bread products), currently as high as 26%, eliminated in 6 years.
VIETNAM
Tari�s, currently as high as 31%, eliminated within 4 years.
The TPP strengthens trade rulesand provides new market access
for U.S. agricultural exports to Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei.