- Government has approved regulations for zero-duty rate and VAT exemption on specified basic food items
- This move aims to make essential food items more affordable for consumers
- The regulations will help reduce the cost of living for the general public
- Basic food items such as rice, sugar, and cooking oil will be included in the zero-duty rate and VAT exemption
- The government hopes that this will help alleviate financial burden on households and improve food security.
Source: research.ibfd.org
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