USDA
SAGARPA
Tariff and Non-Tariff Barriers to Trade
100

Meaning of the acronym "USDA":

United States Department of Agriculture

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This is the current name of the Mexican agency formerly known as SAGARPA.

SADER

100

Consist of taxes imposed on imported goods, with the purpose of making them more expensive, protecting domestic production, and generating government revenue.

Tariff barriers

200

What fruit was mentioned in the example?

Avocado

200

What is SADER? 

The Mexican government institution responsible for formulating and directing policies for the development of the agri-food sector, including agriculture, livestock, fishing, and rural development.

200

Indirect restrictions that do not involve taxes, such as sanitary regulations, import quotas, technical standards, or subsidies for local producers, which can limit or hinder the entry of foreign products into a market.

Non-tariff barriers

300

 Support farmers and agricultural producers, ensure the quality and safety of food, and facilitate international trade through the establishment of standards and regulations.

Function of the USDA

300

True or false: The main objetive is boost productivity in the Mexican agricultural sector, ensure food security, and promote competitiveness in national and international markets. 

True

300

The imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum by the United States in 2018 under the Trade Expansion Act Section 232 tariffs. Is an example of?...

 Tariff barrier

400

What is the USDA?

The U.S. government department responsible for developing policies on agriculture, food, and rural development.

400

Meaning of the acronym "SAGARPA":

Secretaría de Agricultura, Ganadería, Desarrollo Rural, Pesca y Alimentación

400

Requirement of strict sanitary certifications for imported meat products by the USDA, which can restrict access for certain countries to the U.S. market. Is an example of?...

Non-tariff barrier

500

True or False: The USDA only inspects domestic products and has no influence over foreign goods entering the U.S. market.

False. (It plays a key role in inspecting imported products, directly influencing their access).

500

True or false: represents Mexico in international agricultural agreements. 

True. 

500

What if  the purpose of Tariff and Non-Tariff Barriers to trade?

These are obstacles to international trade used by countries to protect their economies.



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