- Switzerland to abolish import duties on almost all industrial goods from 1 January 2024
- Two key changes: abolition of industrial tariffs and simplification of Swiss tariff structure
- Cars, clothing, footwear, chemicals, and plastics will no longer be subject to customs duties
- Reduction in the need for customs compliance
- Swiss tariff structure to be reduced from 9,114 to 7,511 tariff numbers
- Aim to lower costs of goods and services in Switzerland and minimize trade barriers
Source: rpc.co.uk
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