Commodity

17 Sugar and sugar confectionery

1701 Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose, in solid form

170199 Other sugar, in powder form, crystal or granule form

17019900 Other Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose, in solid form

Tariffs

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Country Group	Group Description	Activity	Tariff Rate	Unit	Valid From	Valid To
OID	Ordinary Import Duty	Import	527,75c/kg	kg	14-07-2018	31-12-9999
EU	European Union	Import	527,75c/kg	kg	14-07-2018	31-12-9999
EFTA	European Free Trade Association	Import	527,75c/kg	kg	14-07-2018	31-12-9999
SADC	South African Development Community	Import	527,75c/kg	kg	14-07-2018	31-12-9999
EXCISE	Excise Duty	Import	0.0	kg	14-07-2018	31-12-9999
VAT	Value Added Tax	Import	15.0	kg	14-07-2018	31-12-9999

Name	Type	Agency	Description	Comments	Law	Validity
Import Permit requirement for import of Sugar	Permit Requirement	Ministry of Small Business Development, Cooperatives and Marketing	This process represents the procedure for obtaining a permit to import controlled commodity (sugar) which is regulated and restricted.	The permit applies to all controlled commodities and is issued in the form of a formal document (serialized with a prescribed format) and issued to licensed dealers/traders/manufactures. It is required to monitor imported quantities and is subject to availability of locally produced commodity and the trader’s premises’ full holding capacity. In some cases, the regulation prohibits the importation of a controlled commodity which is produced in Lesotho.	Legal Notice No. 176 of 1989 Agricultural Marketing (Import of Sugar) Regulations, 1986	31-12-2020

Name	Description	Category	LNSW	View Procedure Detail with Relevant Forms
Import permit for Sugar	The permit applies to all controlled commodities and is issued in the form of a formal document (serialized with a prescribed format) and issued to licensed dealers/traders/manufactures. It is required to monitor imported quantities and is subject to avai	Import	-	View