Al-Kamark explains medicine and supplement fees

The General Customs Authority has affirmed that classifying medicines, vitamins, and dietary supplements, as well as determining the customs codes and applicable duty rates, is solely within its exclusive jurisdiction in accordance with the tariff schedules and the applicable regulations. It clarified that the classification of medical supplies determines the applicable customs duty rates, which range from 0.5% for medicines classified according to their proper standards, to 5% or 10% for vitamins and dietary supplements, depending on their nature and composition. This classification is not solely based on the product's name or health approvals. The authority called on stakeholders to rely on official sources to avoid the circulation of unreliable information that could cause confusion within the business sector.

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