Announcement
27 Feb 2023
In February 2023, the Colombian government temporarily changed the SAFP import duties applicable to palm oil and sugar products. The measure forms part of the Colombian Price Band System to stabilize import prices of certain agricultural products.
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Number of interventions
2
1 certainly harmful
0 likely harmful
1 liberalising
List of interventions
Implementation date
01 Mar 2023
Revocation date:
15 Mar 2023
Announced: 27 Feb 2023
Other import charges
On 27 February 2023, the Directorate of National Taxes and Customs of Colombia adopted Notice No. 4807/2023 increasing the import duties for palm oil products. The new duties apply from 1 March 2023 t...
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Implementation date
01 Mar 2023
Revocation date:
15 Mar 2023
Announced: 27 Feb 2023
Other import charges
On 27 February 2023, the Directorate of National Taxes and Customs of Colombia adopted Notice No. 4807/2023 decreasing the import duties for sugar products. The new duties apply from 1 March 2023 to 1...
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Related State Acts
Announced: 13 Mar 2023
Colombia: Import duty changes on dairy, soy oil, palm oil, and sugar products (13 March 2023)
End prolongation: 15 Mar 2023
Colombia: Import duty change on dairy, soy and palm oil, and sugar products (13 February 2023)
Announced: 11 Jul 2022
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