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South Africa moves to raise sugar duty reference price amid rising imports
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South Africa moves to raise sugar duty reference price amid rising imports
Johannesburg: To shield domestic growers and mills from a surge in cheaper foreign supplies, South Africa is set to raise the dollar-based reference price (DBRP) used to determine duties on imported sugar, reported Food Business MEA. Earlier this week, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana approved the proposal. The benchmark will be revised to $785 per tonne […] ChiniMandi
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