Regulatory duty on Export of Potatoes approved in ECC Meeting

Islamabad: Regulatory duty on Export of Potatoes approved in ECC Meeting. The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the luster brands charged 25 percent regulatory duty to finish and Chinese exports to the 2 per cloak by the inland freight and 8 per cloak by the cash subsidy is approved. Federal and provisional; Chinese on subsidy half federation of oil would pay 6 billion, while the importation of raw sugar, keep your duty is 20 percent regulatory.

Committee for on-site private power projects offered by the Ministry of Water and Power revised policy framework approved the FBR-site private projects exemption from duty and taxes of any kind for the new SRC to subsidy making and categorically demanded the presence of on-site private on projects index benefits under existing CSR must and other matters.

ECC meeting was held on Wednesday, Finance Minister Ishaq Dark year in which 10% of farmers to produce more luster to the area has bowing potatoes will be more than necessity.

ECC TPS Guddu (Jynkutu) and Masers Angro the starch Shiloh 60 mm CFD gas agreement approved under which Engro gas December 2015 will use this for the ENGRO the Jynkutu gas Booster compressors will be installed. ECC Pakistan Energy Sector Development Policy Operation of quarter progress report presented to the public also approved.

Ministry of Finance meeting on the revised statement meeting Suger Mills 15 May 2015, half 6 million metric tons of sugar to be exported were approved before November 2014 to 5 million metric tons of sugar export quota was fixed. The meeting was told that half of the country’s abundant reserves of 10 million metric tons of sugar and 3 lakh 90 thousand metric tons per month in terms of consumption are sufficient for 15 March 2015.

Afghanistan and Central Asian countries to 450 metric tons of sugar to the minimum price was fixed. Meanwhile, Finance Minister Ishaq Dark chaired a high level meeting in which Mr. Ashraf Wathra Governor State Bank of and others attended by managers of other banks.