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Leather and Shoe-Manufacturing Industry Employment Regulations 1984. S.I. No. 265 of 1984.
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Factories and Works Act (Chapter 14:08)
An ACT to provide for the registration and control of factories, the regulation of conditions of work in factories, supervision of the use of machinery, precautions against accident to persons employed on structural work and for matters incidental to the foregoing.
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VPH and Meat Inspection Regulations, Public Health (Abattoir, Animal and Bird Slaughter and Meat Hygiene) regulation of 1995 (SI 50 of 1995).
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Agricultural Marketing Authority (Livestock Development Levy) Statutory Instrument (SI) 129 of 2017
Gazetted the Agricultural Marketing Authority (Livestock Development Levy) Statutory Instrument (SI) 129 of 2017 which requires that: All registered cattle abattoirs be charged $10 per animal; All registered milk processors be charged 1 cent per litre; and All registered chick producers be charged 1 cent per chick.
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SI 98 – Customs and Excise (Luggage Ware Manufacturers) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019 (No. 3
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Control of Goods (CoG) permit (Agriculture & Industry).
Depending on the product to be imported or exported, a firm has to apply for an import or export permit. Requirements when applying includes an application letter highlighting the product to imported/exported, quantity, value as where the product is being imported from or exported to. Company documents such as CR14, Certificate of Incorporation and ZIMRA Tax Clearance should also be attached. Applications can be done online or physically at the Ministries’ offices, and licence fees (which vary with the product being imported or exported) are paid when the application is approved.
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Cattle levies
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Livestock Development Levy
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RDC Commodity Buying Fees
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Stock clearance
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Animal Movement Permits + police clearance
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EMA Regulations – SI6 of 2007
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EMA Regulations – SI12 of 2007
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EMA Regulations – SI72 of 2009
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SI 132 of 2015 – Consignment Based Conformity Assessment (CBCA)
Goods intended to be exported to Zimbabwe will be verified prior shipment in the country of export. Upon satisfactory verification, a CBCA certificate will be issued for the consignment. This certificate shall be presented for Customs clearance on arrival in Zimbabwe. The categories of goods regulated under the programme include the following: Food and Agriculture, Building and Civil engineering, Petroleum & fuels, Packaging material, Electrical/electronic products, Body care, Automotive and transportation, Clothing and textile, Toys, Medical alcohol/Ethanol, Chemical products, Plastics and articles