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    Quick export clearance for black pepper

    January 27, 2018

    Sri Lanka switches to 48-hour export clearance in black pepper abolishing slow export clearance timeline to promote the king of spices in the Indian market, says Ministry of Industry and Commerce.




    To promote sales of this spice in the export and resolve incompatibilities in the market, Minister Rishad Bathiueen said that he was planning to visit New Delhi.


    “This pilot initiative is to strengthen the reputation of Ceylon Black Pepper as well as to support our committed spice exporters” said Minister Bathiudeen yesterday in Colombo. Minister Bathiudeen, joined by his top officials, was meeting members of Spices and Allied Products Producers’ and Traders’ Association (SAPPTA) of Sri Lanka who represented the latest situation to him on their black pepper sourcing and exports. Member firms of SAPPTA handle exports of no less than 30 spice product-lines.

    Last modified on Friday, 26 January 2018 16:20

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