dijlahpoint - The General Commission of Customs affirmed that the classification of goods and determination of applicable tariffs fall under its exclusive jurisdiction. The Commission clarified that obtaining health approvals does not automatically classify a substance as a medication. It noted that officially classified medicines are subject to a 0.5% tariff, while vitamins and dietary supplements are categorized based on their composition, facing tariffs of 5% or 10%. The Commission urged stakeholders and media outlets to rely on official sources to prevent market confusion.