Implementation Date for US Tariff on Singapore Pharma Exports Postponed

Implementation date for US tariff on Singapore pharma exports postponed

SINGAPORE ― The implementation of a United States tariff on Singapore’s pharmaceutical exports has been delayed to allow companies to negotiate possible exemptions with the US administration, the Straits Times newspaper cited a junior minister as saying on Tuesday.

U.S. tariffs on Singapore-based pharma companies postponed - report (EWS:NYSEARCA)

Learn how the delayed U.S. 100% tariff on Singapore's pharmaceutical exports impacts trade and what companies can do to seek exemptions.

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Singapore-based pharmaceutical companies are seeking clarity on tariff exemptions amid new US tariffs, impacting billions in exports. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The implementation of a U.S. tariff on Singapore’s pharma exports has been delayed to allow companies to negotiate possible exemptions with the U.S. administration, the Straits Times newspaper cited a junior minister as saying on Tuesday. The U.S. announced a 100 per cent tariff on branded drugs last month and it was originally meant to take effect from October 1. The Straits Times did not say if the minister of state for trade, Gan Siow Huang, …

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