Paraguay has secured a tariff exemption for 17 products, including fresh and frozen boneless pork, for export to Taiwan. This is expected to boost the annual income from pork exports to Taiwan from USD 15 million to USD 100 million. Additionally, tariffs on natural honey and rice crackers will be progressively reduced over three years. This achievement is credited to the efforts of the private sector, backed by government measures.
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After a meeting chaired by the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Javier Giménez, and the Minister of Economic Affairs (MOAS), Mei-Hua Wang, of the Republic of China (Taiwan), at a press conference in Mburuvicha Róga it was announced yesterday the achievement obtained, mainly thanks to the work of the private sector, supported by Government measures. In addition to fresh and frozen boneless pork, 16 other Paraguayan products are exempt from tariffs, such as prepared or preserved beef offal, wheat flour, beef hamburger, ethyl alcohol, textile clothing and sets of spark plug wires used in the media. Of transport. Minister Giménez mentioned that Paraguay currently exports 5,000 tons of pork annually to Taiwan on average, generating income worth USD 15 million. From now on, with the exemption of the tariff, shipments of the Paraguayan product to the Asian country are expected to generate USD 100 million per year. According to data from the National Animal Quality and Health Service ...
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