ABSTRACT
Reference prices at the farm level for several strategic commodities issued by the Ministry of Trade are generally higher than fair prices to obtain reasonable profits (20-30% of total farming cost). For maize, soybean, and sugar, the reference price is around 2.28%; 14.34%; and 13.40%...
Comment
You may also like
2013.08.19
10,391
Agricultural Tariffication Act: Tariff in lieu of Quantitative Import Restriction[1]
Albert P. Aquino, Jamaica Angelica P. Deriquito and Princess Alma B. Ani[2]
Commitment to the World Trade Organization – Uruguay Round Agreement
The Philippines’ ratification of the General...
2014.10.17
6,829
Sung-Jae Chun
Public-Service Advocate of Korea
This article is a news release of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Republic of Korea which was distributed on September 18, 2014. It discusses the tariff rate on imported rice from 2016 when Korea goes to rice import...
The US has imposed an additional 25% tariff on all Indian goods, doubling the effective duty rate to 50% on one of America's largest trading partners.
The move throws a spotlight on India's export sectors spanning biofuels, dairy, proteins, and refined petroleum.
US President Donald Trump announced the tariff Aug. 6 in an executive order, days after the White House announced a 25% baseline tariff and "Russia penalty" on India.
With this latest action, nearly all Indian exports — including food, fuel and feedstock commodities — now face among the highest US trade barriers globally.
New tariffs will apply to all Indian goods entering the US starting 21 days after signing, excluding those in transit, according to the order.
Read more here.