Ley 272 de 1996 | Ley 272 de 1996 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 272 de 1996

This law creates a pig-farming promotion fee and sets rules for its collection and administration.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 272 de 1996
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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administration agriculture asset management board composition budget governance collection and remittance collection of producer levy contracting corporate governance cuotas de fomento deductions deposit of collected funds export promotion fee collection fines food industry fund administration fund management funding investment planning levies liquidation livestock livestock levy +15 more

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About this statute

This law creates a pig-farming promotion fee and sets rules for its collection and administration. This article defines the pig sector as breeding-stock production and commercial production of piglets and pigs for fresh meat and specialized meat industry supply. This provision creates the Porcine Promotion Fee and sets it at 32% of the current legal daily minimum wage for each pig at slaughter. The parafiscal contribution for promoting the pork sector must follow the conditions set out in this law and related constitutional and legal rules. Crea el Fondo Nacional de la Porcicultura y obliga a ciertos actores del sector a pagar la Cuota de Fomento Porcícola.

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