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Put up to 5 products side by side and see in one table what each pays today under the agreement, when it reaches zero, whether it has a quota, what it needs to enter and how much the EU buys of it. Every figure comes from the sheet of its line, with its source.
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| Cans of a kind used for preserving food7310 21 11Amber · applies, already in force | |
|---|---|
| Today under the agreement | 0% |
| MFN dutyWithout the agreement | 2.7% |
| Reaches zero | Already at zero |
| Next step down | None ahead |
| Tariff-rate quota | This line has no tariff-rate quota |
| Trade defenceNot reduced by the agreement | None |
| Requirements to enter | The EU has product requirements for this line (check which ones apply) |
| Approvals | Not applicable, as it is not a product of animal origin |
| EUDR, CBAM and safeguards | Applies, already in force |
| Rule of originWhat it requires | Imported materials be classified under a different tariff heading from the finished product. The agreement abbreviates this as CC (change of chapter), CTH (change of heading) and CTSH (change of subheading). Check your product |
| Argentine export duty todayArgentina | 0% |
| Export rebateArgentina, sales outside Mercosur | 7% |
| EU imports from outside the EUEurostat | €69.7 million (2025) |
| Bought from ArgentinaEurostat | No recorded sales |
| Brazil, Uruguay and ParaguayThey enter with the same cut | Brazil, €3,017 (no. 24)Uruguay, no salesParaguay, no sales |
| Largest supplierFrom outside the EU | United Kingdom |
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