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Tariff values for specified imported edible oils, brass scrap, gold, silver and areca nuts are substituted for customs valuation from 1 September 2026. Values per metric tonne are fixed for crude palm oil at US$1,214, RBD palm oil at US$1,227, other palm oil at US$1,221, crude palmolein at US$1,235, RBD palmolein at US$1,238, other palmolein at US$1,237, crude soybean oil at US$1,262, and brass scrap at US$8,162. Gold remains valued at US$1,468 per 10 grams, silver at US$2,267 per kilogram, and areca nuts at US$11,574 per metric tonne.
Tariff values for specified imported edible oils, brass scrap, gold, silver and areca nuts are substituted for customs valuation from 1 September 2026. Values per metric tonne are fixed for crude palm oil at US$1,214, RBD palm oil at US$1,227, other palm oil at US$1,221, crude palmolein at US$1,235, RBD palmolein at US$1,238, other palmolein at US$1,237, crude soybean oil at US$1,262, and brass scrap at US$8,162. Gold remains valued at US$1,468 per 10 grams, silver at US$2,267 per kilogram, and areca nuts at US$11,574 per metric tonne.
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