This information is published https://www.abf.gov.au/importing-exporting-and-manufacturing/tariff-concessions-system/tariff-concession-order
Even though your food item appears in the GST-free list, it may still be subject to GST under one of the taxable rules. For example, bread rolls are GST-free unless they are sold in a restaurant. Always check the taxable food lists when working out the GST status of a food item.
The following foods are GST-free:
bread and bread rolls without a sweet coating (such as icing) or filling – a glaze is not considered a sweet coating
cooking ingredients, such as flour, sugar, pre-mixes and cake mixes
fats and oils for cooking
unflavoured milk, cream, cheese and eggs
spices, sauces and condiments
bottled drinking water
fruit or vegetable juice (of at least 90% by volume of juice of fruit or vegetables)
tea and coffee (unless ready-to-drink)
baby food and infant formula (for children under 12 months of age)
all meats for human consumption (except prepared meals or savoury snacks)
fruit, vegetables, fish and soup (fresh, frozen, dried, canned or packaged)
spreads for bread (such as honey, jam and peanut butter)
breakfast cereals.
For more information see the GST food classification flow charts.
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