Cement News tagged under: levy
Saudi Arabia to reimpose cement export fees29 July 2019, Published under Cement NewsAfter two-years of freezing cement and steel export fees, Saudi Arabia will begin levying fees on cement leaving the country in a bid to prop up falling oil revenues. The ban on cement exports from Saudi Arabia was lifted in mid-2017 when domestic demand slumped and cement stocks rose. Fees on cement exports were cut by 50 per cent over the last two years. However, Trade and Industry Ministry spokesman, Abdul Rahman Hussein, said: "The Ministry will shortly resume levying fees on steel a... |
New levy to increase input costs for Australian manufacturers16 November 2018, Published under Cement NewsAustralian manufacturers and industry groups have warned that a new "biosecurity levy" would increase costs by 3000-5000 per cent on the key inputs for cement production, aluminium and steel. The levy, included in the May budget, is estimated to raise AUD108m (US$78.45m) a year, according to The Australian. Due to start on 1 July 2019, it will see manufacturers pay a AUD1/t levy on non-containerised cargo, instead of paying a fee-for-service for biosecurity inspections. "Currently manufac... |
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