Mozambique: Minister warns of crackdown against dishonest exporters

Published 2021년 7월 12일

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Mozambique's Agriculture Minister, Celso Correia, has warned exporters against falsifying the value of their goods on export declarations, stating that the government is working with customs and other authorities to crack down on such fraud. He called on exporters to be honest and fair in their pricing, and to make accurate declarations of the value of their exports. Correia also announced a 20% increase in the production of sesame, cotton, and soya this year, crediting the government's Mozambique Institute of Oilseeds.
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Mozambican Agriculture Minster Celso Correia warned on Thursday that the government intends to crack down on exporters who attempt to defraud the state by falsifying the real value of their goods, stated on the export declarations. Speaking at Carapira, in Monapo district, in the northern province of Nampula, at a meeting with stakeholders in the government’s flagship agricultural development progamme, Sustenta, Correia said his Ministry is working with the customs service and other authorities “so that we can bring order to exports”. He called for honesty from all exporters, “since we are in a moment of many adversities, and the lives of thousands of Mozambicans are at stake”. This was a time “in which nobody expects to see nations and investments grow, but we are managing to open factories, and to see our warehouses full of food. It must not be the exporting class which puts at risk our path and our objectives”. He urged producers to be vigilant about the prices at which they ...

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