KYRGYZSTAN OUTDOOR ENERGY STORAGE ANTI DUMPING DUTIES
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As a result, imported goods can become more expensive - and therefore less attractive to consumers. According to the adopted vaguely worded law, Kyrgyzstan will apply anti-dumping duties to goods that can cause material damage to Kyrgyzstan, pose a threat to the economy or slow down its growth.
In the broader context of Kyrgyzstan's economy, customs duties directly impact the balance of trade and the overall economic health of the nation. By influencing the flow of goods across borders, these duties contribute to the economic stability of the country.
As per projections from the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the typical import duty percentage rose from 5.04% to 9.4% following Kyrgyzstan's accession to the EAEU. Small Kyrgyz manufacturers have faced increased rivalry from industrial-scale competitors as participating countries have opened their marketplace to each other.
When it comes to importing goods into Kyrgyzstan, understanding the necessary documentation is crucial for ensuring compliance with customs regulations. The import process requires several key documents, each serving a specific purpose to facilitate the smooth receipt and clearance of goods through customs.
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