1987 Guidebook


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1987 Guidebook


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1986 Guidebook


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1991 Guidebook Caribbean Basin Initiative


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A Guide to the Caribbean Basin Initiative 1994


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Covers all aspects of the Caribbean Basin Initiative: country profiles and key contacts; U.S. government programs for business development (AID, Agriculture, Labor, Transportation, Treasury, Export-Import Bank); customs procedures and documentation (general entry, harmonized tariff schedule, general system of preferences); U.S. regulatory requirements (Agriculture Dept., EPA, FDA, National Marine Fisheries Service); and U.S. safeguards (anti-dumping duties, countervailing duties). Financing resources. Sample U.S. customs documents. Market information.




Caribbean Basin Exporter's Guide


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The Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI) is a broad programme to promote economic development through private sector initiative in the Central American and Caribbean countries. Subjects dealt with are preferential trade opportunities, customs procedures, U.S. regulatory requirements.