Key Points
- Cambodia drops tariffs on all American farm and factory goods, making U.S. products cheaper there
- The United States keeps a 19% tariff on most Cambodian goods but will make some items tariff-free, so a few may get cheaper here
- Both countries work to cut red tape on food and safety rules and to crack down on fake and pirated goods
- Cambodia agrees to stronger labor rights and environmental protections, including action on illegal logging and fishing
- The deal links trade to security and supply chains, and a Boeing-Air Cambodia plan could support U.S. jobs
TradeAgricultureEnvironmentConsumer ProtectionNational Security
Source Information
Document Type
White House Statement
Official Title
Joint Statement on United States-Cambodia Agreement on Reciprocal Trade
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