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ANALYSIS OF THE POSSIBLE EXCLUSION OF SOUTH AFRICA FROM AGOA PREFERENTIAL ACCESS: ECONOMY-WIDE APPROACH | APRIL 2025

AGRICULTURAL STATUTORY LEVIES IN SOUTH AFRICA: A CASE STUDY OF THE CITRUS INDUSTRY
According to the NAMC 2024 survey that is available on (NAMC website) a “statutory measure” is defined in the MAP Act as (i) a levy contemplated in Section 15; (ii) records and returns in terms of Section 18; and (iii) registration in terms of Section 19. Statutory measures namely a statutory levy, records and returns, and registration have been approved by the Minister responsible for Agriculture (hereafter referred to as the Minister) since 1997. Statutory measures are promulgated in the Government Gazette for specific agricultural products and for specific periods of time.

