The Government on Wednesday has eased the restriction imposed on the importation of 369 non-essential items (effective from March 9) during the period of the former Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa providing relief for selected importers to bring down certain items after obtaining permits (import control licence) .
These 369 import restricted items included cosmetics, fish, dairy products, fruits, electronics including mobile phones, computer accessories, watches, household appliances, furniture, sanitary ware and toys.
The Finance Ministry has reversed this decision with effect from today (01-6-2022) issuing a gazette notification dated May 31, 2022 allowing the import of these 369 non-essential items without Import Control License.
The importation of these items is subject to applicable rules and regulations including duties and taxes at the time of Customs clearance of cargo / consignments, the Finance Ministry circular stipulated. (Bandula)
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