The phrase 'zero tariff' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which there is no additional charge, or tax, applied to a specific area or item. For example, "Once the agreement is finalized, the two countries will have a zero tariff policy on exports."
So here they are, fighting the good fight: Or in English, 'Zero Tariff'.
Should a zero tariff be applied in Wales, Bristol anticipates losing a quarter of its passengers.
In America ski boots attract a zero tariff, but golf shoes can face a 10% rate, and steel-toe-capped boots 37.5%.
The trust-building agreement between India and Pakistan allows the exchange of a limited list of 21 items under a zero tariff regime, recognising that the LoC is not an international border and trade is between two parts of Kashmir rather two countries.
If I am a flower exporter in Rwanda and I have free access to the E.U., U.S. or Japanese market, zero tariff, zero restrictions, but happens that U.S., E.U., Japan have a maximum pesticide-residue standard.
However, since July 1 , 1997 tariffs on IT and communications devices, semiconductors, electronic components, etc. (excluding electronics for domestic consumption) have been reduced by the same rate, reaching a zero tariff in 2000 after four stages of tariff reduction.
"We will either get an agreement that continues tariff-free trade, in which case we'd have zero tariffs to zero tariffs, and you don't need a transitional deal," he said.
It is time to finish the job.With zero tariffs, the manufacturing sectors of developing countries could compete fairly.
The incentives for these sectors would include zero tariffs, harmonization of product standards and faster customs clearance.
Described as the "gold standard" for free trade agreements, the pact guarantees that all American exports to Singapore will face zero tariffs immediately.
For the poorest of poor communities, this will mean zero tariffs or simple public water provision until social and economic conditions improve.
