A budget for 2013 said import taxes or cesses would be raised on dairy products, edible products of animal origin, fresh, preserved, dried vegetable and fruits, edible oils, margarine, sausages or preserved meat products, honey and jiggery, confectionary, bakery products, mineral water, vinegar and salt.
On September 18 Sri Lanka raised import cesses on potatoes were raised to 50 rupees a kilogram and to sprats (dried herring) to 75 rupees.
Import cess taxes were also raised on steel, a vital material for building new homes by citizens.
Earlier in the year, Sri Lanka had raised taxes for ceramic articles and steel rods.
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