Industrial salt imports rise 13 percent, additional quota needs review

The government has been urged to re-examine additional quotas for industrial salt imports following a rise in import realizations at the start of 2026.

Imports of industrial salt under HS code 25010093 reached around 936 thousand tons from January to May 2026. This figure rose 13.1 percent compared to the same period last year.

Celios Economic Director Nailul Huda said the balance sheet of domestic salt needs and production needs to be published regularly. He argued this step is important so that import decisions can be planned properly and do not disrupt the 2027 salt self-sufficiency target.

Nailul also highlighted the import pattern followed by importers since the beginning of the year. According to him local salt production usually starts in the summer so policy uncertainty pushes companies to stockpile earlier.

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Customs officials inspecting and restricting shipments of silver bars at a port to curb foreign exchange outflow due to the West Asia crisis.
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Government restricts silver bar imports to curb forex outflow

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The central government on Saturday moved silver bars of 99.9 percent purity to the restricted import category. The step aims to conserve foreign exchange amid the West Asia crisis.

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade has asked petrochemical firms to assess local production of more than 200 import-dependent items. The request follows supply and price pressures linked to the West Asia crisis.

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South Korea announced plans on July 1 to generate additional domestic steel demand after the European Union tightened import safeguards. Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan led talks with local steelmakers in Seoul.

Starting June 1 2026, natural resource exporters must report activities to PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia. The new mechanism covers coal, palm oil, and ferroalloy during the transition period.

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The federal government decided on Tuesday to maintain the gradual increase in import taxes for electric and hybrid cars while authorizing a temporary quota of US$ 463 million with zero tariffs for six months.

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