Barreras arancelarias y no arancelarias para la exportación de uchuva (physalis peruviana) hacia Canadá

Abstract

In the present investigation the analysis of the tariff and tariff barriers applied to the Colombian cape goose at the time of its production and export to Canada is developed. A qualitative research methodology is used where the demands and restrictions of these countries are analyzed at the time of conducting a commercial operation, seeking to provide the necessary information so that exporters can have a more effective way to Canadian demand, where He knows that the country is characterized by having consumers who demand healthy food, in this dynamic gooseberries have an important field of action to grow in this market, therefore, identify the factors necessary to export the Colombian product. The concessions and transactions made in the FTA Free Trade Agreement with Canada that grant a benefit to the Colombian gooseberry were identified thanks to the classification of this in the group of taxed products that is to say that they pay 0% tariff, analyzing the effect it had in exports to the target country. On the other hand, the tariff barriers imposed by Canada for the entry of food to meet local demand with high quality products affected in parameters that seek to protect human health and agricultural health are analyzed. The last point was the strategic trade policy issue imposed by countries and their relationship with commercial import and export operations, determining the impact of this theory in the economies of the countries, affected in 2 main points which They refer to the protection of the national industry and the incentive for producers and traders to offer a competitive digital product in an international market.