Egypt: Imposing dumping duties on Dutch' Edam and Gouda cheese

Published 2022년 1월 10일

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The Ministry of Trade and Industry in Egypt has imposed final anti-dumping duties on Edam and Gouda cheese imports from the Netherlands. The decision, outlined in Resolution No. 8 of 2022, affects products under the customs item (04069090). In other economic news, Al-Tor port in Egypt has received a commercial vessel from Somalia, carrying 2,000 live calves. Meanwhile, Egypt has exported 103 shipments of liquefied gas in 2021, and gold prices in Egypt have increased due to a rise in global gold prices. The Egyptian Stock Exchange has experienced a rise in its indices, with a market capital gain of about 2.6 billion pounds. Finally, the New Cairo City Development Authority has put up for sale 15 shops and pharmacies in the Dar Misr project in a public auction.

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Today, Monday 10-1-2022, the "Youm Al-Sabaa" website published a set of important economic news, the most important of which is the decision of the Ministry of Trade and Industry to impose final anti-dumping duties on products imported from the Edam and Gouda cheese category, established or exported from the Netherlands, in addition to a set of news Other economics are as follows: The Ministry of Trade imposes anti-dumping duties on Edam and Gouda cheese imported from the Netherlands The Minister of Industry and Trade, Nevin Jameh, issued Resolution No. 8 of 2022 imposing a final anti-dumping fee on products imported from the Edam and Gouda cheese category, established or exported from the Netherlands, which fall under the customs item (04069090). Al-Tor port receives the second commercial vessel from Somalia The Suez Canal Economic Zone announced, in a statement, that its Al-Tur port (the southern sector) received this morning the Togolese ship (TRUST-1), ...

Source: Youm7