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Are U.S. importers free to deal with all countries when importing products into the U.S.?

April 26, 2017countries deal Free importers importing products

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Are U.S. importers free to deal with all countries when importing products into the U.S.?

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No, the U.S. government has placed trade embargoes on certain countries. These embargoes prohibit U.S. importers from entering into import transactions with embargoed countries. Currently, the U.S. maintains trade embargoes against Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, and Sudan.

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No, the U.S. government has placed trade embargoes on certain countries. These embargoes prohibit U.S. importers from entering into import transactions with embargoed countries. Currently, the U.S. maintains trade embargoes against Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, and Sudan. More FAQs…

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No, the U.S. government has placed trade embargoes on certain countries. These embargoes prohibit U.S. importers from entering into import transactions with embargoed countries. Currently, the U.S. maintains trade embargoes against Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Serbia and Sudan.