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Customs duty on milk powder is reimposed; Special commodity levy on eggs reduced

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The Treasury has withdrawn the duty waiver granted for imported milk powder.

The decision has been taken with the aim of adjusting to world market prices, a senior official said. Accordingly, the applicable Customs import duty on the importation of powdered milk is 20% or Rs. 225 for a kilogram, whichever is higher, the Treasury states.

Meanwhile, the Treasury has reduced the special commodity levy on imported eggs from Rs. 50 an egg to Rs. 1 to encourage private sector imports. So far only the state sector has been importing eggs from India.

Egg prices have been dropping steadily after the removal of price controls and the import of eggs from India.

However, local producers said if the government reduced the taxes imposed on food items used in the poultry industry they could further reduce prices.

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Milco slashes prices of fresh milk & yoghurt

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Milco (Pvt) Ltd has announced a price reduction on Highland yogurt and fresh milk products, effective today (April 01), to provide relief to consumers.

Accordingly to new prices are :
Highland yogurt: Reduced from Rs. 80 to Rs. 70 (by Rs. 10)

450ml long-life liquid milk : Reduced from Rs. 225 to Rs. 200 (by Rs. 25)

450ml fresh milk pack : Reduced from Rs. 200 to Rs.170 (by Rs. 30)

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Milk tea price upped

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The price of a cup of milk tea has been increased by Rs.10 from midnight yesterday (March 31).

The All-Island Canteen and Restaurant Owners’ Association announces that the decision has been taken as a result of the government’s decision to increase the price of imported milk powder.

On March 18, milk powders importers decided to increase the prices of milk powder products by 4.7% from April 01 onwards.

Accordingly, the price of a 400g packet of imported milk powder is expected to increase by around Rs.50.

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Fuel prices to be revised from tonight

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The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) has announced a revision of fuel prices, effective from midnight today (March 31).

Accordingly, the price of a liter of 92-Octane petrol, previously Rs. 309, has been slashed by Rs. 10 to Rs. 299.

Similarly, the price of a liter of 95-Octane petrol has also been reduced by Rs. 10 to Rs. 361.

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