How can Comvita cope with Chinese tax crackdown?
In time China may not be as important a market to the company as it is now.
A China government crackdown on grey market trading could benefit listed manuka honey company Comvita in the longer term, its head says.
Late last year, Chinese authorities slapped a 12% tax on products bought overseas to be sold through informal trading channels in China.
The grey market –
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Tue, 21 Feb 2017
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How can Comvita cope with Chinese tax crackdown?
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