- Côte d’Ivoire introduced a 9% VAT on fertiliser production inputs and packaging materials starting January 17, 2026, ending previous exemptions.
- The original proposal was for an 18% VAT, but the government reduced it to 9% to ease the impact on producers and farmers.
- Côte d’Ivoire imports all mineral fertiliser inputs, which are blended locally by companies like SOLEVO and ETG.
- The new VAT increases production costs, which may be passed on to farmers and could reduce fertiliser usage.
Source: financeinafrica.com
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