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Media Release, 28 March 2025
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In this edition, ChickenFacts delves into the inconsistencies surrounding the classification of meat offal products in the proposed draft bill introducing newly zero-rated food items. Tax expert Charles de Wet provides valuable insights into the potential repercussions for both businesses and consumers.
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Additionally, we bring you the latest update on the ongoing strike at Brazilian customs. The disruptions have caused significant delays in the clearance of meat and poultry at South African borders, with a notable impact on the cost and availability of mechanically de-boned meat (MDM).
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Zero-Rated or Zero-Clarity? Untangling the Proposed Food List
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In a recent interview with ChickenFacts, Tax Executive Charles de Wet, shared expert insights on the newly proposed zero-rated food items, focusing particularly on the classification of meat offal products.
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While promising, the proposal presents several inconsistencies that could affect various stakeholders, including producers, retailers, and consumers ...
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Update on Brazilian Customs Go-Slow
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The ongoing Tax Auditors' strike in Brazil has significantly disrupted the country's export processes, including red meat and poultry exports.
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The strike has caused delays in customs operations, with goods being held at ports and airports for extended periods. This has increased the average clearance time from one day to 30 days, creating logistical challenges for exporters ...
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