Take Advantage of Free Trade Agreements
A Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is an agreement between two or more countries with an agreement of certain criteria regarding the trade of goods. Often times utilizing a free trade agreement can result in monetary savings on tariffs, taxes, and duties paid upon the import or export of goods.
We have many free trade agreement templates in our system and will generate with the data provided within a shipment record.
The United States has numerous free trade agreements with countries all over the world.
- Central American Free Trade Agreement (Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica and Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic (CAFTA))
- United States / Chile Free Trade Agreement (CLFTA)
- United States / Peru Free Trade Agreement (PTPA)
- United States / Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
- United States / Colombia Free Trade Agreement (CTPA/FTA)
- United States / Israel Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
- United States / Korea Free Trade Agreement (Korea FTA)
- USMCA Free Trade Agreement (United States, Mexico, Canada) formerly known as NAFTA
