Downstream aluminium industry says duty structure hurting competitiveness, seeks relief
The associations said India’s per capita aluminium consumption at 2.5 kg remains well below the global average of 11 kg, but the bigger concern is the sharp rise in input costs.
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The associations said India’s per capita aluminium consumption at 2.5 kg remains well below the global average of 11 kg, but the bigger concern is the sharp rise in input costs.
Downstream aluminium manufacturers have urged the Centre to cut customs duty on both primary aluminium and aluminium scrap, stating that the current tax structure has put micro, small and medium-size…
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