Key Points:
- Imports of excisable goods must have digital stamps from Jan 31, 2025.
- Goods (imported or local) without valid stamps banned from sale after Apr 30, 2025.
Businesses must coordinate manufacturing/import processes, activate stamps, and record‑keeping.
Conclusion
Don’t wait — your supply chain needs to stamp up & stay compliant.
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This article was published on 06 December 2025.
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