- South Korea has extended the VAT exemption on coffee and cacao bean imports until 2025 to combat inflation.
- The VAT exemption saves consumers a 10 percent tax.
- South Korea has been experiencing a rise in consumer prices, with December seeing a 3.2 percent increase year-on-year.
- The prices of agricultural products have surged by 15.7 percent, the highest since April 2021.
- The agricultural ministry is considering implementing a tariff-rate quota system for essential products to alleviate financial pressure on consumers.
Source: bnnbreaking.com
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