UKRAINE CLOTHING INDUSTRY COULD BENEFIT FROM PLANNED EU DUTY LIBERALISATION
March 15th, 2014
Ukraine fabric and yarn manufacturers exporting to the European Union (EU) could benefit from the planned scrapping of import duties charged on products traded between them. With the Ukraine government on Friday (March 21) signing a political agreement cementing closer links with the EU, the European Commission has released details of proposals to remove tariffs on goods traded between the EU and Ukraine. It is expected that EU duties on Ukraine exports will be scrapped first, once agreement is secured from both the European Parliament and the EU Council of ...
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