US studies vetoing $3 billion in Spanish exports
La Comisión Marítima propone limitar las importaciones de cinco categorías de productos incluyendo 840 millones de dólares en aceite de oliva, 700 en perfumes o 524 en baldosas. Leer
The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has proposed restricting imports of certain Spanish products worth over $3.13 billion annually in response to Spain's denial of port access to US ships carrying arms to Israel. The proposed restrictions target five product categories, including olive oil ($840 million), perfumes ($700 million), tiles ($524 million), and white chocolate. Additionally, the FMC proposes imposing a $200,000 fee on each Spanish-flagged vessel entering US ports.
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