Ley 1500 de 2011
This text identifies Law 1500 of 2011 and says it amends some articles of Law 272 of 1996 and Law 623 of 2000.
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- Ley 1500 de 2011
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This text identifies Law 1500 of 2011 and says it amends some articles of Law 272 of 1996 and Law 623 of 2000. This provision creates the Porcine Promotion Fee and sets it at 32% of the current legal minimum daily wage for each pig at slaughter. This article replaces a prior rule so that 37.5% of the parafiscal pork-farming promotion quota must be used only for the project to eradicate classical swine fever in Colombia. The pork-slaughter contribution is set at 32% of one current legal daily minimum wage. This article says the law takes effect on the date it is promulgated and repeals any contrary provisions.
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