TAA Eligible
Countries

The Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requires that products sold to the U.S. government must be made in the United States or a designated country. The goal is to ensure that products meet specific trade agreement criteria, promoting fair trade practices. Below is a list of TAA designated countries, which qualify under this act:

    
AfghanistanDenmarkKiribatiRomania
AlbaniaDjiboutiKosovoRwanda
AngolaDominicaLaosSaint Kitts and Nevis
Antigua and BarbudaDominican RepublicLatviaSaint Lucia
ArmeniaEl SalvadorLesothoSaint Vincent and the Grenadines
ArubaEquatorial GuineaLiberiaSamoa
AustraliaEritreaLiechtensteinSao Tome and Principe
AustriaEstoniaLithuaniaSenegal
BahrainEthiopiaLuxembourgSerbia
BangladeshFijiMadagascarSierra Leone
BarbadosFinlandMalawiSingapore
BelgiumFranceMaliSint Eustatius
BelizeGambia (The Gambia)MaltaSint Maarten
BeninGermanyMauritiusSlovakia
BhutanGreeceMexicoSlovenia
BonaireGrenadaMoldovaSolomon Islands
Bosnia and HerzegovinaGuatemalaMontenegroSomalia
BotswanaGuineaMontserratSouth Korea
British Virgin IslandsGuyanaMoroccoSpain
BulgariaHaitiMozambiqueSri Lanka
Burkina FasoHondurasNepalSuriname
BurundiHong KongNetherlandsSweden
CambodiaHungaryNew ZealandSwitzerland
CanadaIcelandNicaraguaTanzania
Central African RepublicIrelandNigerTimor-Leste
ChileIsraelNorth MacedoniaTogo
ColombiaItalyNorwayTrinidad and Tobago
ComorosJamaicaOmanTunisia
Costa RicaJapanPanamaTurkey
CroatiaJordanPapua New GuineaTuvalu
CuracaoKenyaPeruUganda
CyprusKiribatiPhilippinesUkraine
Czechia (Czech Republic)KosovoPolandUnited Kingdom
DenmarkLaosPortugalUruguay
DjiboutiLatviaRomaniaVanuatu
DominicaLesothoRwandaZambia