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Exim Matters: Performance and not compulsion should bring members to EPCs

Raising the RCMC exemption threshold eases compliance for small exporters, but compulsory EPC membership for accessing trade-policy benefits deserves a wider review

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Business StandardCenter·1h ago
Exim Matters: Performance and not compulsion should bring members to EPCs
Raising the RCMC exemption threshold eases compliance for small exporters, but compulsory EPC membership for accessing trade-policy benefits deserves a wider review
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