Trade AgreementsAnnouncedUpdated Jul 21, 2026

US and Jordan sign Agreement on Reciprocal Trade

USTR Ambassador Greer and Jordan's Minister of Industry, Trade, and Supply Yarub Qudah signed the United States–Jordan Agreement on Reciprocal Trade on July 21, 2026. USTR says the agreement secures purchases of U.S. goods by Jordan and removes barriers facing American exporters. The press release does not state any US tariff rates, covered products or an effective date; the agreement text, tariff schedule and fact sheet are published separately.

Countries: 🇯🇴 Jordan

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  1. AnnouncedJul 21, 2026 · USTR · Press release
    Ambassador Greer Signs the U.S.-Jordan Agreement on Reciprocal Trade
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  1. ✓ Announced
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  3. Filed early
  4. Published
  5. CBP guidance
  6. In the HTS

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