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Import quality checks hurt competitiveness

written by Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer 0 comments
The current climate, riddled with policy uncertainty, burdensome regulations, and high taxes, actively discourages SMEs from formalising.
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THE National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) believes the added costs and potential red tape of the Conformity Based Conformity Assessment (CBCA) programme will cause short-term problems for businesses, harming Zimbabwe’s competitiveness.Initially introduced in 2015, the CBCA programme is a scheme designed to verify the quality and safety of imported goods to safeguard consumers and the local…

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