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Watchdog receives complaint over edible oil import duty

By  |  June 15, 2012

The Southern Trading Company has filed a complaint with the Swaziland Competition Commission over a new import levy on edible oils. The Ministry of Agriculture ordered the National Agricultural Marketing Board to require that companies obtain permits and pay a 15 percent duty to import edible oil. The new regulations are intended to protect the local edible oil industry.

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    Southern Trading Company had unsuccessfully litigated its case against the Ministry of Agriculture in court.

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