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You are here: Home / News / South Africa continues to negotiate with the US on tariffs as deadline is pushed back by 7 days | SA News

South Africa continues to negotiate with the US on tariffs as deadline is pushed back by 7 days | SA News

3 August 2025 by Guest

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that negotiations with the United States will continue over the next week in a move signalling the South African government’s commitment to safeguarding its trade interests. 

This announcement comes in the wake of a decision by the Trump administration to modify the Harmonized Tariff Schedule affecting the tariffs on goods imported to the US economy.

The modifications come as South Africa is bracing for the implementation of a 30% import tariff on its exports to the US.

These reciprocal tariffs, initially due to take effect on 1 August and part of broader measures affecting multiple trade partners, will now take effect from 12h01 eastern daylight…

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