Chile holds meeting with United States on tariffs, seeks "pragmatic solution"
Chile's Undersecretary of International Economic Relations, Paula Estévez, met with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to follow up on bilateral negotiations over the 12.5% tariff surcharge on certain Chilean products. Estévez said the meeting helped reinforce Chile's position and reiterate that more products should be exempt; 53.6% of national shipments are currently exempt. Chile is seeking a "pragmatic solution" of mutual benefit.
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- Estévez met with USTR Jamieson Greer to follow up on negotiations over the 12.5% surcharge on Chilean products.
- Chile seeks to expand the list of exempt products, which currently covers 53.6% of national shipments.
- The undersecretary said the meeting reinforced Chile's position and that the country seeks a "pragmatic solution" of mutual benefit.
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