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Duty-free import of cereals, life-saving drugs to continue
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The government is going to continue allowing duty-free import of essential foods, agricultural inputs, and life-saving drugs for the next fiscal year.
Imports of fertiliser, seed, and cotton will also get zero-duty benefit next year.
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