urgent!The United States, India, Britain, Vietnam, Singapore, Brazil, Cameroon, etc. cancel tariffs
- Author:Elena
- Release Date:2022-12-05
India cancel rice export restrictions
India's General Administration of Foreign Affairs issued an announcement on November 29 that the export restrictions taken by some rice such as broken rice in September this year were canceled.
This year, the rainfall in major rice production areas such as Bangladesh, Bihar, and North Fangbang in India is lower than the average level of previous years, causing people to worry about rice production.From September 9th, the Indian government levies 20%export tax on rice except steamed Valley and Indian fragrant rice, and prohibits the export of broken rice to ensure domestic food supply.
According to Indian media reports, in the first half of this year (April to September 2022), Indian rice exports have reached US $ 5.5 billion, and the year of the previous fiscal year was $ 9.7 billion.
Awick Mina, general manager of Indian Food Company, said the government is regularly monitoring the price of basic products and takes measures as needed.Compared with last month, Indian rice wholesale prices rose slightly in November, and the retail price increase was minimal.
India cancels export tariffs on some iron ore and steel products
The Indian Ministry of Finance issued a notice last week to cancel export tariffs levied by iron ore ore and powder mine with less than 58%of iron.
The move reversed an earlier order in May. At that time, India increased the tax rate to 50%in order to control inflation.
In addition, India also canceled 15%of export taxes for some steel intermediate products, which was levied in May.India also reduced the export tax of iron ore and concentrates of more than 58%of iron ore and concentrates from 58%of iron ores other than roasting pyro mine.
Adjust the effect from India time on November 19.
Sinosteel Association: India's adjustment of iron ore export tariffs this time may have a certain impact on my country's steel products exports.
The United States announced that it will continue to impose tariffs on 81 Chinese products
The U.S. Trade Representative Office (USTR) announced last week that in order to cope with the new crown epidemic, it was decided to extend the validity of tariff exemptions for China -US medical protection products to extend the validity of three months, until February 28, 2023.
Earlier exemptions will end on November 30, and related exemptions have been extended many times.The scope of tariff exemptions involves 81 medical products, starting on December 29, 2020.
These 81 medical protection products include: disposable plastic filters, disposable electrocardiogram (ECG) electrodes, fingertips veins, blood pressure meters, nuclear magnetic resonance imagingers, carbon dioxide detector parts, ear goggles, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks.X -ray inspection platform, X -ray tube shell and parts, polyethylene film, metal sodium, powder silicon monoxide, disposable gloves, artificial fiber non -woven fabrics, hand sanitizer pump bottle, sterilized wet wet wetting plastic container, retestBarmeal microscopy, composite optical microscope, transparent plastic mask, disposable plastic sterile curtains and hoods, disposable shoe cases and boots, cotton abdominal surgery sponges, disposable medical masks, protective supplies, etc.
This exclusion period is valid from November 30, 2022 to February 28, 2023.
Relevant companies are requested to carefully check the tax number and product description in the list, contact US customers in time, and make corresponding export arrangements.
UKCA logo for compulsory transition period is extended for two years
The British government officially announced that the dates of compulsory execution of UKCA compliance marks were delayed by two years.
According to the latest announcement, the British government will continue to recognize the CE certification mark in the next two years, that is, the time for allowing relevant business entities to prepare UKCA certification will be extended to December 31, 2024;
During the same period, the commercial subject can also use the UKCA certification mark to choose flexibly on demand.
For this extension, the British government has applied for legislation to the parliament, and it is expected to be officially permitted by the end of 2022.
In addition to the label extension, the British government also allows: before December 31, 2027, the CE certification completed by the manufacturer before December 31, 2024 can be used to apply for the UKCA mark.
Vietnam has implemented a new RCEP origin rules since 2023
Vietnam's "Investment News" website reported that the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam just issued a notice of 32/2022/TT-BCT to modify the relevant regulations of the regional comprehensive economic partnership agreement (RCEP).PSR) list will be encoded in HS2022 (originally HS2012 encoding), and the back page of the origin of the origin of the origin will also be modified accordingly.
The notice will be implemented from January 1, 2023.
As one of RCEP's first batch of effective countries, Vietnam's economic scale ranks 40th in the world and the fourth place in ASEAN.
China has maintained Vietnam's largest trading partner and the second largest export market. Vietnam also maintains China's largest trading partner in ASEAN and the world's sixth largest trading partner.
Singapore's control of 26 kinds of chemicals
Recently, the Singapore National Environment Agency (NEA) has been regulated based on the "Environmental Protection and Management Law" (EPMA), and 26 kinds of chemicals are listed as harmful substances (HS).
Companies involving any of the following activities involving 26 kinds of chemicals must obtain an HS license/license:
● Import, export, manufacturing, sales, transportation, storage and/or use of regulatory chemicals -requires licenses (HS Licence);
● Purchase, storage, and/or use of regulatory chemicals -a permit (HS Permit).
NEA plans to supervise in June 2023, and these changes will be notified by December 2022.
Since January 1, 2023, after the amendment to the "Environmental Protection and Management Law" and the "Environmental Protection and Management (Harmic Small) Regulations", NEA suggested that the company can conduct amendments or application for HS licenses/licenses.
Brazil to terminate PET resin anti -dumping measures
On November 25, the Brazilian Foreign Trade Secretariat issued Announcement No. 55 of 2022, saying that there was no evidence that the characteristic viscosity native to China and Indonesia was 0.70 ~ 0.88 dl/g.The damage caused by Brazil's domestic industries may continue or occur again, so it is decided not to extend the anti -dumping measures of the products involved in the case in the above countries and regions.
The South Communist Party tax number involved in the case was 3907.61.00 and 3907.69.00.
The announcement will take effect from the date of release.
On June 22, 2015, Brazil's characteristic viscosity native to mainland China, Taiwan, India and Indonesia was 0.70 ～ 0.88 DL/G's PET resin launched an anti -dumping survey.
On November 28, 2016, Brazil made an anti -dumping affirmation of the case and decided to levy a five -year anti -dumping tax on the above -mentioned countries/regions.
Cameroon will impose tariffs on some imported products in 2023
According to Cameroon, the draft of the "Cameroon National Finance Act 2023" proposes to impose tariffs on digital terminal equipment such as mobile phones and tablets.
This policy is mainly aimed at mobile phone operators, excluding passengers who stay in the short -term.
According to the draft, mobile phone operators need to conduct entry declarations when importing mobile phones, tablet computers and other digital terminal devices, and pay tariffs and other taxes through authorized payment methods.
In addition, according to this bill, the current tax consumption tax with a tax rate of 5.5%will be increased to 30%, including malt beer, wine, bitter wine, fermented drinks, mineral water, carbonated beverages, and wine -free beer.
The increase in consumption tax will directly lead to an increase in the price of imported products.
India's General Administration of Foreign Affairs issued an announcement on November 29 that the export restrictions taken by some rice such as broken rice in September this year were canceled.
This year, the rainfall in major rice production areas such as Bangladesh, Bihar, and North Fangbang in India is lower than the average level of previous years, causing people to worry about rice production.From September 9th, the Indian government levies 20%export tax on rice except steamed Valley and Indian fragrant rice, and prohibits the export of broken rice to ensure domestic food supply.
According to Indian media reports, in the first half of this year (April to September 2022), Indian rice exports have reached US $ 5.5 billion, and the year of the previous fiscal year was $ 9.7 billion.
Awick Mina, general manager of Indian Food Company, said the government is regularly monitoring the price of basic products and takes measures as needed.Compared with last month, Indian rice wholesale prices rose slightly in November, and the retail price increase was minimal.
India cancels export tariffs on some iron ore and steel products
The Indian Ministry of Finance issued a notice last week to cancel export tariffs levied by iron ore ore and powder mine with less than 58%of iron.
The move reversed an earlier order in May. At that time, India increased the tax rate to 50%in order to control inflation.
In addition, India also canceled 15%of export taxes for some steel intermediate products, which was levied in May.India also reduced the export tax of iron ore and concentrates of more than 58%of iron ore and concentrates from 58%of iron ores other than roasting pyro mine.
Adjust the effect from India time on November 19.
Sinosteel Association: India's adjustment of iron ore export tariffs this time may have a certain impact on my country's steel products exports.
The United States announced that it will continue to impose tariffs on 81 Chinese products
The U.S. Trade Representative Office (USTR) announced last week that in order to cope with the new crown epidemic, it was decided to extend the validity of tariff exemptions for China -US medical protection products to extend the validity of three months, until February 28, 2023.
Earlier exemptions will end on November 30, and related exemptions have been extended many times.The scope of tariff exemptions involves 81 medical products, starting on December 29, 2020.
These 81 medical protection products include: disposable plastic filters, disposable electrocardiogram (ECG) electrodes, fingertips veins, blood pressure meters, nuclear magnetic resonance imagingers, carbon dioxide detector parts, ear goggles, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks, anesthesia masks, and anesthesia masks.X -ray inspection platform, X -ray tube shell and parts, polyethylene film, metal sodium, powder silicon monoxide, disposable gloves, artificial fiber non -woven fabrics, hand sanitizer pump bottle, sterilized wet wet wetting plastic container, retestBarmeal microscopy, composite optical microscope, transparent plastic mask, disposable plastic sterile curtains and hoods, disposable shoe cases and boots, cotton abdominal surgery sponges, disposable medical masks, protective supplies, etc.
This exclusion period is valid from November 30, 2022 to February 28, 2023.
Relevant companies are requested to carefully check the tax number and product description in the list, contact US customers in time, and make corresponding export arrangements.
UKCA logo for compulsory transition period is extended for two years
The British government officially announced that the dates of compulsory execution of UKCA compliance marks were delayed by two years.
According to the latest announcement, the British government will continue to recognize the CE certification mark in the next two years, that is, the time for allowing relevant business entities to prepare UKCA certification will be extended to December 31, 2024;
During the same period, the commercial subject can also use the UKCA certification mark to choose flexibly on demand.
For this extension, the British government has applied for legislation to the parliament, and it is expected to be officially permitted by the end of 2022.
In addition to the label extension, the British government also allows: before December 31, 2027, the CE certification completed by the manufacturer before December 31, 2024 can be used to apply for the UKCA mark.
Vietnam has implemented a new RCEP origin rules since 2023
Vietnam's "Investment News" website reported that the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam just issued a notice of 32/2022/TT-BCT to modify the relevant regulations of the regional comprehensive economic partnership agreement (RCEP).PSR) list will be encoded in HS2022 (originally HS2012 encoding), and the back page of the origin of the origin of the origin will also be modified accordingly.
The notice will be implemented from January 1, 2023.
As one of RCEP's first batch of effective countries, Vietnam's economic scale ranks 40th in the world and the fourth place in ASEAN.
China has maintained Vietnam's largest trading partner and the second largest export market. Vietnam also maintains China's largest trading partner in ASEAN and the world's sixth largest trading partner.
Singapore's control of 26 kinds of chemicals
Recently, the Singapore National Environment Agency (NEA) has been regulated based on the "Environmental Protection and Management Law" (EPMA), and 26 kinds of chemicals are listed as harmful substances (HS).
Companies involving any of the following activities involving 26 kinds of chemicals must obtain an HS license/license:
● Import, export, manufacturing, sales, transportation, storage and/or use of regulatory chemicals -requires licenses (HS Licence);
● Purchase, storage, and/or use of regulatory chemicals -a permit (HS Permit).
NEA plans to supervise in June 2023, and these changes will be notified by December 2022.
Since January 1, 2023, after the amendment to the "Environmental Protection and Management Law" and the "Environmental Protection and Management (Harmic Small) Regulations", NEA suggested that the company can conduct amendments or application for HS licenses/licenses.
Brazil to terminate PET resin anti -dumping measures
On November 25, the Brazilian Foreign Trade Secretariat issued Announcement No. 55 of 2022, saying that there was no evidence that the characteristic viscosity native to China and Indonesia was 0.70 ~ 0.88 dl/g.The damage caused by Brazil's domestic industries may continue or occur again, so it is decided not to extend the anti -dumping measures of the products involved in the case in the above countries and regions.
The South Communist Party tax number involved in the case was 3907.61.00 and 3907.69.00.
The announcement will take effect from the date of release.
On June 22, 2015, Brazil's characteristic viscosity native to mainland China, Taiwan, India and Indonesia was 0.70 ～ 0.88 DL/G's PET resin launched an anti -dumping survey.
On November 28, 2016, Brazil made an anti -dumping affirmation of the case and decided to levy a five -year anti -dumping tax on the above -mentioned countries/regions.
Cameroon will impose tariffs on some imported products in 2023
According to Cameroon, the draft of the "Cameroon National Finance Act 2023" proposes to impose tariffs on digital terminal equipment such as mobile phones and tablets.
This policy is mainly aimed at mobile phone operators, excluding passengers who stay in the short -term.
According to the draft, mobile phone operators need to conduct entry declarations when importing mobile phones, tablet computers and other digital terminal devices, and pay tariffs and other taxes through authorized payment methods.
In addition, according to this bill, the current tax consumption tax with a tax rate of 5.5%will be increased to 30%, including malt beer, wine, bitter wine, fermented drinks, mineral water, carbonated beverages, and wine -free beer.
The increase in consumption tax will directly lead to an increase in the price of imported products.