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New Zealand milk powder exporters not able to compete with European prices in India

Abhishek Dudeja

Published Apr 22, 2020

The export of milk powder from New Zealand to India is not profitable because of the high product price and high customs duties. With a price of USD 2500 per MT and a duty of USD 750, giving a total of USD 3250 per MT, the price is significantly higher than the European offer prices. The duty is 30 percent on milk imports in India.

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