- Switzerland will abolish import duties on nearly all industrial goods
- The move is aimed at reducing costs for consumers and businesses
- Import duty rates for most industrial products will be set to zero
- Exceptions exist for select agricultural goods
- The current tariff structure will be simplified
- Companies should review their customs classification codes
- Proof of preferential origin will no longer be required for goods retained or consumed within Switzerland
- Evidence will be required for goods intended for re-export or unchanged goods
- Businesses should prepare for these changes to benefit from them effectively
- Importers still need to declare imports and ensure accurate goods classification
- Weight-based duty will remain unchanged for unaffected products.
Source: elinkeu.clickdimensions.com
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