HDC urges tax cuts as global conflicts disrupt trade

In an interview with The Financial Gazette, HDC chief executive Linda Nielsen said the upcoming mid-term budget review presents an opportunity for the government to respond more de­cisively to these global shocks.

THE Horticultural Development Council (HDC) has urged the government to ease cost pressures on horticultural growers and exporters by providing tax relief and reducing levies, as global conflicts continue to disrupt trade. Rising freight costs caused by international conflicts, particularly the war involving Iran and continued disruptions to Middle Eastern airspace, are placing severe strain…

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