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Yaounde to potentially ban 50 import products 0
Cameroon’s Ministry of Commerce has announced that the Central African nation would suspend the importation of about 50 products
The ministry is yet to provide details about the concerned products and the deadline for the implementation of the ban.
According to local media, no less than 12 sectors are concerned, because of the excess nature of local production.
These sectors include paints, metallurgy, cement, industrial packaging, cosmetics, agri-food, vegetable oils, palm oil derivatives and the brewing industry.
Source: Africa News