CLEAN : Sri Lanka import ban affecting supplies of turmeric,cars

The transcript discusses issues related to the importation of certain goods, highlighting how some items are hidden and not released to the market. It explains the trade practices that exploit loopholes due to the high value of these goods. The focus then shifts to turmeric farming, noting that the upcoming harvest will naturally control the import and smuggling of turmeric.

What is the main reason some imported goods are not released to the market?

• They are of low quality.

• They are not in demand.

• They have been hidden and detained.

• They are too expensive.

Why do traders seek loopholes in the importation process?

• To bring in high-value items.

• To avoid taxes.

• To reduce costs.

• To increase competition.

What is expected to happen by the end of February regarding turmeric?

• Turmeric will be banned from importation.

• Turmeric prices will drop significantly.

• The main portion of turmeric will be harvested.

• A new import policy will be introduced.

How will the turmeric harvest affect importation?

• It will increase importation.

• It will lead to more smuggling.

• It will have no effect.

• It will naturally control importation.

What is the primary focus of the final section?

• The demand for high-value items.

• The quality of imported goods.

• The loopholes in trade practices.

• The turmeric harvest and its impact.