Honduras Enterprises Face Fierce Competition In The US

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US imports account for 75% of Honduras's export processing zone exports.

The Republic of Dominica - the Central American Free Trade (DR-CAFTA) special trade agreement provides many privileges for most enterprises in the region.

The products produced in the export processing zone constituted the main export part of the Central American region, with exports of US $2 billion 800 million in 2009, accounting for about 54% of the total exports in the region.

Most factories in the processing area are garment and textile factories.

These factories produce 62 billion 700 million HNL or 3 billion 320 million US dollars together, or 79.5% of last year's total output value.

According to WTO's report, about 90% of Honduras's exports are garment processing, clothing, knitting, or crochet fabrics, yarns and yarns.

WTO's trade experts believe that Honduras enterprises face fierce competition in the United States because the global import quota system ended in 2005.

Tariff competition means that the employment rate in the processing area decreases and the gross output value decreases.

The number of workers decreased from 134007 in 2007 to 121700 in 2008.

In 2009, it dropped to 104048.

Similarly, the percentage of gross domestic product in GDP dropped from 7.3% in 2007 to 5.9% in 2009.