Nepal hopes to tap cardamom export potential

Published 2024년 6월 28일

Tridge summary

South Asian countries may exempt tariffs on agricultural products from each other, but additional quasi-tariffs such as regulatory and supplementary tariffs imposed by each country have increased export costs. Pakistan imposes a 42% tariff on cardamom, and Bangladesh's tariff can reach 89%. Transportation issues and the lack of well-known trademarks also pose significant challenges in exporting.
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In terms of export costs, although South Asian countries exempt each other from tariffs on agricultural products, the additional "quasi-tariffs" imposed by each country, such as regulatory tariffs and supplementary tariffs, have pushed up export costs. Pakistan imposes a 42% tariff on cardamom, and Bangladesh's comprehensive tariff level is as high as 89%. In addition, transportation difficulties and the lack ...
Source: Foodmate

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