Which markets does Guatemala export to and what tariffs does it face in each?

On 2024 WTO data: to the United States, agricultural exports of US$2,878 million (96.6% of lines enter duty-free) and non-agricultural of US$2,077 million (100% duty-free). To the EU, agricultural US$1,180 million (88.8% duty-free; weighted preferential margin of 4.6 percentage points). To El Salvador US$589 million agricultural and US$953 million non-agricultural, and to Honduras US$587 million and US$1,126 million, 100% duty-free through intra-Central American trade. To Canada, agricultural US$546 million with only 67.9% of lines duty-free, and no FTA. Nicaragua US$523 million and Costa Rica US$495 million in non-agricultural goods. The bulk of exports already enters its key markets duty-free; the notable exception is Canada. Note (Aug 30, 2026): this WTO profile describes the 2024 tariff regime and PRE-DATES the reciprocal tariff the United States imposed in 2025; the current state vis-à-vis the US is the ART + Section 301 layer of Jul 23, 2026, see the reciprocal-tariff record.