US Eliminates Tariffs on Food Imports from Four Latin American Nations to Lower Consumer Prices

Nov 14, 2025 10:37 am CST

The United States has announced the removal of tariffs on select food imports from Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala, and El Salvador through new framework agreements. These deals aim to reduce prices on products like coffee and bananas while expanding market access for American businesses. The Trump administration expects retailers to pass savings to consumers as part of a broader initiative to address cost-of-living concerns. Similar negotiations with other Latin American countries may yield additional agreements before year-end.