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The nuances of in-quota and out-quota tariff rates

THE world of international trade, particularly for agricultural products, can be a labyrinth of regulations and tariffs. Like many other countries, the Philippines navigates this intricate landscape using a system of Tariff-Rate Quotas (TRQs), specifically in-quota and out-quota rates. Understanding these terms and their impact is crucial for anyone involved in importing or exporting agricultural goods in the Philippines.

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Exports from Kolkata port may be hit due to soaring freight rate, rice ban, geopolitical turmoil

Kolkata port: Exports from Kolkata port may be hit due to soaring freight rate, rice ban, geopolitical turmoil

Exports from Kolkata port, a key gateway to eastern India, are facing challenges such as geopolitical tensions, a government-imposed rice export ban, and soaring ocean freight costs. Key export items like engineering goods, shrimp, and rice have been impacted. Freight charges, especially for West Coast destinations, have surged by 30-50% since December 2023 due to the conflict in the Red Sea, leading to rerouting of vessels.

Exports From Kolkata Port May Be Hit Due To Soaring Freight Rate, Rice Ban, Geopolitical Turmoil

Exports from Kolkata port may be hit due to soaring freight rate rice ban geopolitical turmoil

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Exports from Kolkata port may be hit due to soaring freight rate, rice ban, geopolitical turmoil