- The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development aims to ensure reasonable prices for fertilizer for farmers.
- Farmers are concerned about the increase in fertilizer prices due to VAT.
- The cost of agricultural inputs has been rising, affecting farmers’ profits.
- Farmers are trying to reduce the use of fertilizers to lower production costs.
- The National Assembly is discussing imposing a 5% VAT on fertilizers.
- The government aims to balance the interests of businesses and farmers with the VAT imposition.
- There is hope that businesses will share profits with farmers for sustainable development.
Source: baochinhphu.vn
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