A recent analysis by Agexport indicates that approximately 75% of Guatemalan products exported to the United States will remain exempt from newly imposed tariffs. This means the vast majority of Guatemalan goods will continue to enter the US market without additional costs. However, roughly 25% of shipments will still be subject to the existing 10% tariff under the new regulations. The export sector clarifies this distinction, highlighting a mixed impact for Guatemalan businesses. While a significant portion avoids new duties, a substantial segment will continue to face existing tariffs. The news offers a degree of relief for Guatemalan exporters, but emphasizes the continued cost burden for a quarter of their trade. Overall, the impact is less severe than initially feared by Guatemalan trade officials.