Turkey: Tax rates on imports of agricultural and food products have changed, additional financial obligations

Published 2021년 6월 22일

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A recent Presidential Decree has adjusted the customs duty rates for the import of certain agricultural and food products, introducing additional financial obligations for imports from countries other than Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo. The decree changes the customs duty on garlic and other products like almonds, walnuts, and bananas, and also regulates the import of peanuts and oilseed products. Additionally, the decree amends the implementation of tariff quotas on the imports of certain agricultural and processed agricultural products within the framework of bilateral agreements, effective 15 days after publication.

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With the Presidential Decree, customs duty rates were rearranged in the imports of some agricultural and food products, and additional financial obligations were introduced. With the Presidential Decree published in the Official Gazette, customs tax rates for imports of some agricultural and food products were rearranged, while additional financial obligations were introduced for some countries, with exceptions. The Decision to Amend the Import Regime Decision (Decision Number: 4107) was published in the Official Gazette dated 22 June 2021. Customs duty on garlic imports changed, additional financial obligation came While the imports of fresh and dried garlic and dried garlic were regulated as “0” for Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo, customs duty rates for imports from other countries changed. Pursuant to the footnotes added to the end of the table, imports of fresh and dried garlic are 764 dollars/ton with customs duty rates for other countries except Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo; ...

Source: Gidatarim