South Africa’s National Treasury says its proposal to raise alcohol excise duties is aimed at curbing excessive drinking — not boosting state revenue — even as the alcohol industry warns that steep tax hikes could fuel the illicit liquor trade - THE MORNING BRIEF

South Africa’s National Treasury says its proposal to raise alcohol excise duties is aimed at curbing excessive drinking — not boosting state revenue — even as the alcohol industry warns that steep tax hikes could fuel the illicit liquor trade

South Africa’s National Treasury says its proposal to raise alcohol excise duties is aimed at curbing excessive drinking — not boosting state revenue — even as the alcohol industry warns that steep tax hikes could fuel the illicit liquor trade. 

Guest: Kurt Moore: CEO of South African Liquor Brand Owners Association (SALBA)

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