South Africa to retain high tariffs against Kenyan tea Galgallo Fayo

By: Publication details: Nairobi Nation Media Group 2012Description: p.1&4 Business Daily(December 3, 2012)Subject(s): Summary: Trade experts said the tariff level could fall to less than half if the two countries belonged to the same trading bloc. Tea and soda ash top the list of goods that have difficulties entering South Africa because of high tariffs while avocado has been blocked over non-tariff issues. Kenya’s exports to South Africa stood at Sh2.8 billion last year while South African exports to Kenya topped Sh71.2 billion.
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Trade experts said the tariff level could fall to less than half if the two countries belonged to the same trading bloc.
Tea and soda ash top the list of goods that have difficulties entering South Africa because of high tariffs while avocado has been blocked over non-tariff issues.
Kenya’s exports to South Africa stood at Sh2.8 billion last year while South African exports to Kenya topped Sh71.2 billion.

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