UK trade deal in Asia-Pacific to see palm oil import tariffs slashed -media

Published 08:41 on March 15, 2023 / Last updated at 08:41 on March 15, 2023 / / Nature & Biodiversity

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The UK's accession to a trade partnership with multiple Asia-Pacific countries would see concessions on nature such as the slashing of tariffs on palm oil imports from Malaysia, according to people involved in the talks as reported by the Financial Times.
The UK's accession to a trade partnership with multiple Asia-Pacific countries would see concessions on nature such as the slashing of tariffs on palm oil imports from Malaysia, according to people involved in the talks as reported by the Financial Times.


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