The UK government is introducing a temporary tariff system for lorries, bioethanol and clothing in an effort to keep prices down following UK , HGV has announced. The tariffs are believed to be between 8% and 10% on lorries; between 8% and 10% on clothing, except from developing nations; and the bioethanol tariff will be changed so as to apply to a smaller range of fuels. The clothing tariff will be eight to 10% but this will not apply to products from some developing countries including Bangladesh, Cambodia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Pakistan, Bolivia and Armenia. However, 10% of Brexit imports will have tariff-free entry to the country, the government said.
The UK government is introducing a temporary tariff system for lorries, bioethanol and clothing in an effort to keep prices down following UK , HGV has announced. The tariffs are believed to be between 8% and 10% on lorries; between 8% and 10% on clothing, except from developing nations; and the bioethanol tariff will be changed so as to apply to a smaller range of fuels. However, 10% of Brexit imports will have tariff-free entry to the country, the government said.