Haitian Goatskin Handicrafts Unbanned: CDC Says Bring the Crafts!
Published Date: 8/22/2025
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Good news for Haitian artisans and U.S. shoppers! The CDC has lifted the ban on importing goatskin handicrafts from Haiti because they’re no longer a health risk. Starting now, these cool handmade goods can flow into the U.S. without extra hassle or fees.
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Ban Lifted on Haitian Goatskin Handicrafts
The CDC has rescinded the advisory memorandum that banned the importation of goatskin handicrafts from Haiti (the original order dated August 14, 1981). The rescission is effective immediately, because the CDC determined those import requirements are no longer necessary to protect public health.
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