Live animals

Export from Guam

Guam has a relatively prosperous economy compared with other Pacific island countries, as its GDP per capita is equal with about US$28,000. The country's economy depends on tourism, local businesses and military installations.

Tourism is one of the major industries, due to the fact that Guam is a popular destination for tourists from Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. The most popular tourism hub is Tumon. Duty-free shopping outlets and malls are significant sources of revenue for the country. 

Other important industries include agriculture, food processing, construction, transshipment services, concrete products, textiles, printing and publishing. The main agriculture products cultivated in Guam are fruits, vegetables and copra. The agricultural sector also produces eggs, pork, poultry and beef. 

Guam is the world's 210th largest exporter. The primary exports include refined petroleum products, construction materials, fish, food products, beverages and jewelry. Guam's major export partners are Palau, Hong Kong, South Korea, the Philippines and Singapore. 

Import to Guam

In recent years, the economy of Guam has been stable due to an increase of the tourism field, which is a continually developing sector. It should be mentioned that the economy of Guam continues to improve.

Economists say that the country's economy has been gradually expanding for the last four years, and it is expected to continue growing. However, at the moment most food and industrial goods are imported.

Guam is the world's 173rd largest import economy, its main imports being petroleum and petroleum products, food products, manufactured goods, cars, trunks and cases. The major import partners of Guam are Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong and the Philippines.

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Customs requirements of Guam

Guam Customs Contacts

Website: http://www.cqa.guam.gov/ 

E-mail: director@cqa.guam.gov 

Address: CQA Director's Office. 770 East Sunset Blvd. Ste. 250. Tiyan, Guam 96913

Tel: (671) 475-6202

Guam is an unincorporated and organized territory of the United States. It is located in the northwestern Pacific Ocean and it is one of five American territories with an established civilian government. Guam is a member of the Pacific Community.

Tariffs

Guam applies import rules similar to those of the USA. The country is a free port and as a result no customs duties are levied.

Product certification, labelling and packaging

Goods should be securely packed, taking into account the nature of the products, ways of transport and climatic conditions during transit and delivery.

Use of hay, straw, grass or chaff is prohibited.

The country of origin should be indicated on the outer containers and have consignee's mark and port mark. Containers should also be numbered.

Labelling of goods follows normal commercial practice, the label should indicate:

• name and address of manufacturer/importer/distributor
• description of contents, including quantities 
• usage instructions

For plants and seeds importers will need an import permit from the Plant Quarantine Section of the Ministry of Agriculture.

Soil and fertilizers also require an import permit.

Meat and meat products require an import permit and inspection by a qualified veterinary doctors from the Ministry of Agriculture / Public Health Services of the Ministry of Health.

All food and drink imports must have labels that conform to US Health Department content, style and size requirements.

Documents for import

- Commercial invoice (including an accurate description of goods, quantities, etc. Special summary invoices are required for products such as steel, cotton and linen fabrics)

- Bill of lading (4 copies are required)

- Packing list

- Import permits 

- Insurance

Sources:

https://www.iamovers.org/files/newimages/member/shippers/guam.pdf  

http://www.pacificsbdc.com/sites/default/files/guam_sbdc_export_resource_guide.pdf