South Africa: Fear of rising prices of frozen potato fries

Published 2023년 5월 23일

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The International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa has imposed import duties ranging from 8.8% to 239% on frozen potato chips from Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany for the next five years. This decision aims to prevent further dumping and is welcomed by Potatoes SA, representing local producers. However, it is expected to increase the cost of frozen French fries, contributing to already high food inflation.
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There are fears in South Africa that the price of frozen French fries will rise, adding to the already high food inflation. The International Trade Administration Commission has introduced import duties for the next five years on imported frozen potato chips from three countries in Europe, namely Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. The duties range from 8.8% to 239% to prevent further dumping. Potatoes SA welcomed the anti-dumping decision as it helps protect local ...
Source: AGF

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