1. To which countries does my country grant zero tariffs to imported products?
According to the "Announcement of the Tariff Commission of the State Council on Granting Zero Tariff Treatment to 98% of Products from Least Developed Countries" According to the regulations on the exchange of letters between our government and the governments of relevant countries, starting from September this year, for those originating in Togo, Eritrea, Kiribati, Djibouti, Guinea, Cambodia, Laos, Rwanda, Bangladesh, Mozambique, Nepal, Sudan, Solomon Islands, 98% of products from 16 least developed countries, including Vanuatu, Chad and Central Africa, are subject to zero tariffs. Since the ratio is 98%, it is especially clear that we can buy most of the country’s imported products this time.
2. What products are there to choose from?
In fact, underdeveloped countries also have many imported specialty products that are suitable for us to buy. Togo's cocoa products are very distinctive, because Togo's cocoa beans have a natural flavor similar to coconut and herbs; Eritrea is the youngest country in Africa, and its cowhide products are durable; Kiribati's clothing raw materials are cheap, and their clothes The price is also very affordable; Djibouti’s pepper has become a local specialty because of its unique flavor; Guinea has a tropical rainforest climate and is rich in a strange banana as big as a head; Cambodia has many tropical-style decorations and artworks; Laos’ agarwood incense has a unique taste , the material is high-end, black and shiny, and can be processed and made; Rwanda’s coffee is world-famous; Bangladesh has been the capital of leather products since ancient times; Mozambique is rich in crispy cashews; needless to say, Nepal’s gems; Sudan has many special fruits and vegetables; Chad’s specialties Gourmet "Couscous"; gold products from Central Africa and more.
3. How do we buy them
If we want to buy imported products, we can choose to go to the duty-free shop in your city to buy them, or we can buy them online through the app, or from Purchase in imported supermarkets, imported snack stores, imported cosmetics stores and other places. I believe that since the products have zero tariffs, the price when the products reach consumers will become more affordable.