The British government has suspended import duties on 89 goods.

The UK has abolished import duties for 89 items of goods until 2027. This was announced on April 13 on the website of the government of the country.

"Working in partnership with industry, the government has decided to suspend import duties on a range of goods in order to reduce costs for enterprises," the statement said.

It clarifies that we are talking about products such as pasta, fruit juices, coconut oil, pine nuts, spices, as well as gardening supplies, plywood and plastic.

The duties will not be effective until July 2027, the British government noted.

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