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Tariff values for specified imports are substituted under the customs valuation framework with effect from 16 September 2026. Listed edible oils, including crude and refined palm oil, palmolein and soybean oil, are valued between US$1,219 and US$1,268 per metric tonne, while brass scrap is valued at US$8,218 per metric tonne. Specified gold forms, including qualifying concessional imports and identified bullion and coins, carry a tariff value of US$1,373 per 10 grams; specified silver forms carry US$2,028 per kilogram. Areca nuts remain at US$11,574 per metric tonne. These substituted values govern customs valuation of the identified goods.
Tariff values for specified imports are substituted under the customs valuation framework with effect from 16 September 2026. Listed edible oils, including crude and refined palm oil, palmolein and soybean oil, are valued between US$1,219 and US$1,268 per metric tonne, while brass scrap is valued at US$8,218 per metric tonne. Specified gold forms, including qualifying concessional imports and identified bullion and coins, carry a tariff value of US$1,373 per 10 grams; specified silver forms carry US$2,028 per kilogram. Areca nuts remain at US$11,574 per metric tonne. These substituted values govern customs valuation of the identified goods.
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