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News Caribbean Court of Justice rules in favour of Rock Hard Cement in import row

Caribbean Court of Justice rules in favour of Rock Hard Cement in import row

Written by Global Cement staff 23 April 2019
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Trinidad & Tobago: The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has ruled that Rock Hard Cement does not have to pay more than a 5% tariff on imported cement. The regional court was ruling on the duty liable for ‘other hydraulic cement,’ according to the Jamaica Gleaner newspaper. Rock Hard Cement’s competitor Trinidad Cement and its subsidiaries had argued that such imports be liable to a 60% import rate that the importer had previously paid due to Barbados’ exemption from the region’s Common External Tariff (CET) in 2001 and its subsequent re-entry in 2015.

Last modified on 24 April 2019
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  • Rock Hard Cement
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  • Arawak Cement Limited
  • Barbados
  • Tax
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