SA wheat tariff hike won�t impact on local market
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Speaking to the Mmegi Business in an interview, Nkosi Mwaba the association’s chairman said the 34 percent increase in the import duty on wheat announced by the South African government last week will have no direct impact on the local market.
“We trade on Safex (South African Futures Exchange) and as of today there has not been any movement of prices of bread and food,” he said.
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