Commodity

Chapter

41 Raw hides and skins (other than furskins) and leather

Sub Chapter

4101 Raw hides and skins of bovine or equine animals (fresh, salted, dried, limed, pickled, otherwise preserved but not tanned, parchment dressed or further prepared), whether or not dehaired or split

Sub Heading

410150 WHICH HAVE UNDERGONE A TANNING PROCESS (INCLUDING A PRETANNING PROCESS) WHICH IS REVERSI

Code

4101509000 OTHER

Tariffs

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Country Group	Group Description	Activity	Tariff Rate	Unit	Valid From	Valid To
CDG	Customs Duty General	Import	FREE	KG	30-03-2020	31-12-9999
EU-PREF	EU Preferential Rate	Import	FREE	KG	30-03-2020	31-12-9999
EFTA-PREF	EFTA Preferential Rate	Import	FREE	KG	30-03-2020	31-12-9999
SADC-PREF	SADC Preferential Rate	Import	FREE	KG	30-03-2020	31-12-9999
MERC-PREF	MERCOSUR - Preferential Rate	Import	FREE	KG	30-03-2020	31-12-9999
VAT	Value Added Tax	Import	15%	KG	30-03-2020	31-12-9999

Products

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Product Name	Product family	Product technical name	Brand name	Comments	File
Hides and Skins (from Animals)	Raw hides and skins (other than fur skins) and leather	Other

Measures

Name	Type	Agency	Description	Comments	Law	Validity
Veterinary Import Permit for Live Animals and Animal Products	Permit Requirement	Department of Veterinary and Livestock Services	This is a permit for importing live animals and animal products. This process represents the procedure for obtaining a permit to import live animals/animal products. The permit various for the particular animal/animal product being imported, e.g. live animals, processed meats, products of animal origin etc. with each permit being a formal document, serialized with a different format. Importation is subject to compliance with relevant import requirements, as stipulated on veterinary import permit. The permit is obtained from the Department of Veterinary and Livestock headquarters and at four regional offices, with permits for products of animal origin issued at the Public Health Office in Manzini. Certain products of meat origin are subject to quota controls, these are administered by NAMBOARD with the NAMBoard Import Permit required prior to application for the Veterinary import permit. Similarly, for all dairy products the Trader should have obtained a dairy produce import permit from SDB prior to submission for the Veterinary import permit. The permit has a validity of 30 days from date of issue and most often for one consignment only (although the permit may be valid for more than one consignment as stated on the permit itself). The average time for processing a permit from time of application to issue is within an hour subject to all information being available at time of application. There is a charge of SZE 30 per permit, with a SZE 10 charge only for live animals. Payment can be made at the Department and through purchase of fiscal stamp at the post office, respectively. The permit is obtained from the Department of Veterinary and Livestock headquarters and at regional veterinary offices found in all four regional offices.	Application is made in person by interview with the clerk of the department. There is no formal application form to complete or request letter required.	The Animal Diseases Act, 1965	31-12-2030