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<blockquote data-quote="Oldvatr" data-source="post: 2064299" data-attributes="member: 196898"><p>Think it was a press report in a trade magazine, so is from a possibly biassed source, When I tried to verify it, the HMRC site had a paywall in place, and it was not publicly available. One had to apply for a code from the HMRC for each product to be considered, and then this would correspond to a tariff charge,</p><p></p><p>I see both 6,8 and 93.5/100kg so what happened to the 93.5? Isnt that part of the tariff charge too? I cannot find the current rate being charged for this commodity, so maybe the 60% is an increase above the current charge? I am not an importer or exporter, so this is not in my experience, so I cannot comment further,</p><p></p><p>Edit: Brexit no deal - can we assume MFN or preferential rates? Surely we need a deal in place to claim those.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oldvatr, post: 2064299, member: 196898"] Think it was a press report in a trade magazine, so is from a possibly biassed source, When I tried to verify it, the HMRC site had a paywall in place, and it was not publicly available. One had to apply for a code from the HMRC for each product to be considered, and then this would correspond to a tariff charge, I see both 6,8 and 93.5/100kg so what happened to the 93.5? Isnt that part of the tariff charge too? I cannot find the current rate being charged for this commodity, so maybe the 60% is an increase above the current charge? I am not an importer or exporter, so this is not in my experience, so I cannot comment further, Edit: Brexit no deal - can we assume MFN or preferential rates? Surely we need a deal in place to claim those. [/QUOTE]
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