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From World’s Highest Tariff to Duty-Free: Lesotho Lauds US Shift

Products from the tiny southern African mountain kingdom of Lesotho, which had endured the highest tariffs on any nation from the US, can now enter the world’s biggest economy duty-free.

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From World’s Highest Tariff to Duty-Free: Lesotho Lauds US Shift
Products from the tiny southern African mountain kingdom of Lesotho, which had endured the highest tariffs on any nation from the US, can now enter the world’s biggest economy duty-free.
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