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Govt. ends imports licencing of select products but slaps higher taxes

The Government has done away with licencing of non-essential imports, a move enforced in March but slapped higher taxes as a restrictive measure to better manage the pressure on scarce foreign reserves.

Govt. ends imports licencing of select products but slaps higher taxes

Daily FT
2022-06-02
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