UK Retail Giants Call for Urgent De Minimis Reform
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More than a dozen companies, including Asos, Primark, Marks & Spencer and Next, are urging the British government to impose a flat fee on low-value goods this year rather than wait until 2029.
More than a dozen companies, including Asos, Primark, Marks & Spencer and Next, are urging the British government to impose a flat fee on low-value goods this year rather than wait until 2029.
More than a dozen companies, including Asos, Primark, Marks & Spencer and Next, are urging the British government to impose a flat fee on low-value goods this year rather than wait until 2029.
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