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SACU: Import duty increase of adhesive bandages

Announcement

09 Dec 2016

In December 2016, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) increased the import tariff on adhesive bandages.

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Number of interventions

1

1 certainly harmful

0 likely harmful

0 liberalising

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Implementation date

09 Dec 2016

Revocation date:

No revocation date

Announced: 09 Dec 2016
Import tariff In force
On 9 December 2016, the import tariff on adhesive bandages was increased from 0% to 10%. The products subject to increased import tariffs fall under the following HS code subheading: 3005.10.10.
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