Apcasi complained about the high export duty and palm oil levies

게시됨 2020년 8월 25일

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The Indonesian Palm Kernel Shell Entrepreneurs Association (Apcasi) has expressed concern over the high export duties and levies, which the association believes are hindering competitiveness in the global market. The current export duty and palm oil levies make it challenging for palm shell exporters to compete with countries like Malaysia, as these countries do not impose such taxes. Currently, Indonesian oil palm exporters are required to pay US $ 22 per tonne in export duties and plantation fund levies. As a result, the export performance of palm kernel shells has been poor, with only 800,000 tons achieved, valued at US $ 84 million, significantly less than the 1.8 million tons exported in 2019, valued at US $ 144 million.

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Reporter: Muhammad Julian | Editor: Yudho Winarto KONTAN.CO.ID - JAKARTA. The Indonesian Palm Kernel Shell Entrepreneurs Association (Apcasi) complained about the high export duties and levies. This is considered inconsistent with the government's efforts to boost exports. The head of Apcasi Dikki Akhmar said that the export duty and palm oil levies make it increasingly difficult for palm shell exporters to compete with other palm shell producing countries such as Malaysia in the export market. "There are no taxes or levies in palm shell exporting countries," said Dikki when contacted by Kontan.co.id, Tuesday (25/8). A little information is that currently oil palm exporters need to pay US $ 22 per tonne to pay export duties and the plantation fund levies on palm kernel shell exports. In detail, as much as US $ 7 per ton of which is the export duty rate, while the remaining US $ 15 per ton is the levy rate for plantation funds on palm shell exports. With this amount, the export ...

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