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U.S. to cut Swiss tariffs to 15% in 2026 deal boosting trade, investment, and supply chain cooperation.
The U.S. has agreed to reduce tariffs on Swiss goods to 15% as part of a new trade framework with Switzerland and Liechtenstein, aimed at boosting bilateral commerce and investment.
The deal, expected to take effect in early 2026, includes zero tariffs on U.S. industrial products, seafood, and select agricultural goods, while Switzerland and Liechtenstein will eliminate or reduce tariffs on U.S. exports.
Swiss and Liechtenstein companies have committed to at least $200 billion in U.S. investments, with $67 billion targeted by 2026.
The agreement also addresses supply chain resilience, digital trade, labor and environmental standards, and non-market practices, with negotiations set to conclude by early 2026.
EE.UU. recortará los aranceles suizos al 15% en 2026, lo que impulsará el comercio, la inversión y la cooperación en la cadena de suministro.