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The report provides tables listing WTO members' average "bound" tariffs - the maximum tariffs committed under WTO rules - alongside the tariffs actually applied by each member. The data is presented for "all products" and is also broken down into agricultural products and non-agricultural products.
One-page profiles for each economy provide more detailed tariff information, with a breakdown of tariffs by product group. Each profile also indicates the tariffs each economy faces when exporting to its major trading partners.
A separate section focuses on non-tariff measures, providing statistics on anti-dumping measures, countervailing measures and safeguards undertaken by each economy. Non-tariff measures are also listed by product group.
Data can also be accessed through the WTO Stats portal.
French and Spanish editions of the report will be available for download in July.
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