Bahamas Pays a 12.5 Per Cent Forced-Labour Tariff. Trinidad Pays 10.
The Bahamas pays a 12.5 per cent US forced-labour tariff and Trinidad and Tobago pays 10 per cent. Both legislated in June 2026, ten days apart.
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The Bahamas pays a 12.5 per cent US forced-labour tariff and Trinidad and Tobago pays 10 per cent. Both legislated in June 2026, ten days apart.
Sunrise Airways has launched nonstop flights linking Antigua and Barbuda with Barbados, according to reports from three Caribbean outlets.
Mexican President Sheinbaum said Mexico and the US advanced on the T-MEC review and bilateral accords after meeting US trade envoy Greer, outlets reported.
Mexican outlets report the United States will apply a tariff to Mexico and dozens of countries from Friday over forced labour failings. Figures differ.
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LCN Newsroom · News Analysis · Georgetown, Guyana · 25 July 2026 Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud says the 12.5 per cent tariff
USTR's final action places Trinidad and Tobago at 10 per cent and leaves Guyana and the Bahamas at