In India, apple growers ask a tax on imported products

게시됨 2023년 1월 26일

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India's apple production in Himachal Pradesh is valued at 60 billion Indian rupees. Farmers' unions, led by SKM, are demanding a 100% tax on imported apples, especially those from Iran, to protect local farmers. They argue that rising production costs are not balanced by fair prices for growers, leading to unprofitability and potential abandonment of apple cultivation. The unions are advocating for a free trade agreement exemption and stricter import controls to level the playing field for local farmers.
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In India, in the state of Himachal Pradesh, apple production is a major economic sector, with an estimated value of about 60 billion Indian rupees (734.4 million dollars). SKM (Samyukt Kisan Morcha), an organization of farmers' unions, has called on the state government to exclude apples from the free trade agreement and impose a 100% tax on imported apples, especially for apples low-priced imports from Iran, for which large increases in customs tariffs and stringent plant health inspections are expected. For local farmers, production costs have risen, but the prices of apples paid to apple growers have remained unchanged and in some cases have even ...

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