Tobacco, alcohol, soy and sweets came to replace the "Bush's legs." The US, whose products were under sanctions, did not want to completely lose the Russian market, and switched to delivering other products, not always useful.
Today, states are trying to be more open to foreign trade. Regional alliances are formed where customs barriers are kept to a minimum, and the World Trade Organization, which consists of 164 countries, obliges the authorities to lower the rates of customs duties. Today, many states are moving away from the fact that customs duties were for them the main source of budget replenishment, since this significantly hinders the development of trade relations.
Very many customers are confused and understand under customs payments a variety of additional costs.In fact, everything is very simple.
The customs departments of Japan and Russia signed a memorandum on cooperation and development of foreign trade, the main purpose of which is the exchange of information to promote business.
In the Russian market, the Chinese are buying minerals, timber, industrial equipment, chemical products, metals and metal products. But this is not all that we supply China. About the most interesting last year, in our collection.
The creation of a pilot project of the "green corridor" between Russia and the European Union was discussed at a meeting of the expert subgroup on risk analysis and management and the functioning of Authorized Economic Operator (AEO), which was held at the end of March in St. Petersburg.
The Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) approved the list of goods originating from the 49 least developed countries and 104 developing countries, which, if imported into the EAEU territory, will be reduced by 25% or the rates of import customs duties will be zeroed.
Representatives of the customs authorities of Russia and Iran signed a number of documents on cooperation, including a protocol on the "green corridor." More details about the results of the meeting, which was held in Tehran, were told in the press service of the FCS.
