The benefits are aimed at individuals, whether through accompanied luggage or shipments, provided the imports are not for commercial purposes. To qualify for the exemption, goods must be presented separately—that is, food, hygiene products, medicines, or medical supplies must be packed separately from the rest of the luggage. Reason behind the extensionThe government argues that, despite their existing efforts, the shortage of basic goods and power outages persist. The tariff exemption for power plants is maintained as a direct response to the frequent blackouts. The requirement remains that, to qualify for exemption, items must be correctly classified as food, hygiene products, medicines, or medical supplies, and presented separately from the rest of the luggage at Customs.