Indonesia says get 19% tariff on most goods in US trade deal, may get exemption for palm oil
ReutersFeb 20, 2026 1:22 AM
JAKARTA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Most of Indonesia's exports to the U.S. will have a 19% tariff imposed on them under a reciprocal trade agreement, although there will be no tariffs on chocolate, natural rubber and coffee, the Indonesian government said in a statement on Friday.
The government also said that after the signing of the deal, it might be able to get tariff exemptions on nearly 1,700 commodities, including palm oil.
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