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Exporting to Belgium

What Belgium imports from outside the European Union, line by line, with the label language, its excise duties and what changes on the next 1 January.

Belgium is one of the five EU Member States that import most from outside the Union in 3,065 lines of the 9,579 lines of the Combined Nomenclature with Eurostat data in 2025, and the first in 527. On 1 January 2027 the EU-Mercosur Agreement lowers the duty for Argentina on 1,159 lines of them. Food labels must be in Dutch, French and German, depending on the region.

  • 3,065lines where it is one of the five EU countries that import most from outside
  • 527where it is first of the 27
  • €145,563 millionimported from outside the Union in those lines in 2025

The duty, the quota and the rule of origin are the same in all 27 Member States. What changes from one country to another is who buys what, the label language, VAT and excise duties.

What Belgium imports from outside the Union

The Combined Nomenclature lines where Belgium is one of the five EU Member States that import most from outside the Union (Eurostat, 2025), by sector of the guides. Each group shows the largest ones; the rest are in the guide or the chapter.

Eurostat counts an import in the country that declares it, which is not always where it is consumed, because the ports of the Netherlands and Belgium receive goods for the whole Union.

  • Hormones, vaccines and medicines · 27 lines · €23,243 million · first in 9
    1. 3004 90 00Medicaments consisting of mixed or unmixed products for therapeutic… › Other€10,276 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 3002 15 00Antisera › Immunological products, put up in measured doses or in forms or packings…€6,944 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 3002 14 00Antisera › Immunological products, mixed, not put up in measured doses or in forms…€2,034 million · 4th of the 27
    4. 3002 41 90Vaccines for human medicine › Other€1,280 million · 2nd of the 27
    5. 3002 12 00Antisera and other blood fractions€662.6 million · 4th of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Oil and gas · 34 lines · €17,803 million · first in 7
    1. 2711 21 00Petroleum gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons › Natural gas€7,844 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 2711 11 00Petroleum gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons › Natural gas€4,431 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 2710 19 42Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals › Having a bio-based carbon…€1,012 million · 2nd of the 27
    4. 2710 19 99Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals › Other lubricating oils…€694.4 million · 1st of the 27
    5. 2709 00 10Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals › Natural gas condensates€613.6 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Steel and ferro-alloys · 203 lines · €5,481 million · first in 44
    1. 7210 49 00Flat-rolled products of iron or non-alloy steel › Otherwise plated or coated with zinc€589.0 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 7207 12 10Semi-finished products of iron or non-alloy steel › Rolled or obtained by continuous…€539.3 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 7209 16 90Flat-rolled products of iron or non-alloy steel › Of a thickness > 1 mm and < 3 mm€336.0 million · 1st of the 27
    4. 7308 90 98Structures and parts of structures › Other€283.4 million · 4th of the 27
    5. 7218 91 10Stainless steel in ingots or other primary forms › Containing by weight 2,5 % or more…€262.1 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Metal ores · 10 lines · €2,304 million · first in 3
    1. 2608 00 00Zinc ores and concentrates€948.3 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 2607 00 00Lead ores and concentrates€464.6 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 2601 11 00Iron ores and concentrates › Non-agglomerated€399.9 million · 4th of the 27
    4. 2613 90 00Molybdenum ores and concentrates › Other€243.0 million · 2nd of the 27
    5. 2614 00 00Titanium ores and concentrates€218.6 million · 1st of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Tobacco · 17 lines · €1,115 million · first in 6
    1. 2401 20 85Unmanufactured tobacco › Flue-cured tobacco€449.9 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)
    2. 2401 20 35Unmanufactured tobacco › Light air-cured tobacco€340.6 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)
    3. 2404 12 00Products containing tobacco › Other, containing nicotine€90.3 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%
    4. 2401 10 60Unmanufactured tobacco › Sun-cured Oriental type tobacco€85.1 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)
    5. 2402 10 00Cigars, cheroots and cigarillos, containing tobacco€52.9 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 22.7% to 19.5%

    See the sector guide

  • Auto parts · 24 lines · €914.1 million · first in 1
    1. 8708 40 99Parts › Other€206.1 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3% to 2.6%
    2. 8708 40 20Parts and accessories of the motor vehicles of headings 8701 to 8705 › For the industrial…€132.8 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 2.6% to 2.2%
    3. 8708 70 50Wheels of aluminium; parts and accessories of wheels, of aluminium€105.4 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.9% to 3.3%
    4. 8708 80 99Suspension systems and parts thereof€76.3 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3% to 2.6%
    5. 8708 10 90Parts and accessories of the motor vehicles of headings 8701 to 8705 › Bumpers and parts…€75.5 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Biodiesel and oleochemicals · 13 lines · €833.0 million
    1. 3826 00 10Biodiesel and mixtures thereof › Fatty-acid mono-alkyl esters, containing by weight…€360.3 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.9% to 5.3%
    2. 3824 99 92Prepared binders for foundry moulds or cores › In the form of a liquid at 20 °C€192.9 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%
    3. 1518 00 95Inedible mixtures or preparations of animal fats and oils and their fractions…€157.8 million · 3rd of the 27
    4. 1518 00 99Animal › Other€53.2 million · 2nd of the 27
    5. 3823 70 00Industrial fatty alcohols€19.9 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Fish and seafood · 113 lines · €779.4 million · first in 16
    1. 0306 17 92Crustaceans › Shrimps of the genus Penaeus€372.9 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9.6% to 7.2%
    2. 0304 44 10Fish fillets and other fish meat › Cod and Polar cod€54.0 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 0306 17 99Crustaceans › Other shrimps and prawns › Other€38.6 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9.6% to 7.2%
    4. 0307 22 90Molluscs › Scallops, including queen scallops, of the genera Pecten, Chlamys…€27.8 million · 1st of the 27
    5. 1605 29 00Crustaceans › Shrimps and prawns › Other€23.8 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 16% to 12%

    See the sector guide

  • Leather · 15 lines · €454.7 million · first in 1
    1. 4202 92 91Travelling-bags, toilet bags, rucksacks and sports bags€200.0 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 4202 92 98Trunks › Of textile materials › Other€101.4 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 4202 12 99Trunks › Of other materials, including vulcanised fibre › Other€47.1 million · 1st of the 27
    4. 4201 00 00Saddlery and harness for any animal, of any material€40.7 million · 4th of the 27
    5. 4205 00 90Other articles of leather or of composition leather › Other€31.2 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Cereals · 33 lines · €382.1 million · first in 4
    1. 1006 40 00Rice › Broken rice€121.9 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from €56.87/t to €48.75/t
    2. 1006 20 98Rice › Of a length/width ratio equal to or greater than 3€63.3 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 1006 30 98Rice › Of a length/width ratio equal to or greater than 3€52.7 million · 4th of the 27
    4. 1006 20 17Rice › Of a length/width ratio equal to or greater than 3€39.5 million · 1st of the 27
    5. 1001 19 00Wheat and meslin › Durum wheat › Other€36.3 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Lemons and citrus · 4 lines · €342.7 million · first in 1
    1. 2009 19 98Fruit or nut juices and vegetable juices › Of a Brix value > 20 and ≤ 67€229.4 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.1%
    2. 2009 12 00Fruit or nut juices and vegetable juices › Not frozen, of a Brix value not exceeding 20€111.3 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.1%
    3. 0805 50 90Citrus fruit › Limes (Citrus aurantifolia, Citrus latifolia)€2.0 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 11.2% to 9.6%
    4. 2009 39 95Fruit or nut juices and vegetable juices › With an added sugar content ≤ 30 % by weight€3 · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 12.6% to 10.8%

    See the sector guide

  • Aluminium · 12 lines · €333.4 million
    1. 7602 00 19Aluminium waste and scrap › Other (including factory rejects)€127.1 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 7606 12 11Aluminium plates › Beverage can body stock€69.3 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.5% to 5.6%
    3. 7607 11 19Of a thickness of less than 0,021 mm › Other€57.5 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.8% to 6.1%
    4. 7606 12 99Aluminium plates › Not less than 6 mm€56.8 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.5% to 5.6%
    5. 7606 12 93Aluminium plates › Not less than 3 mm but less than 6 mm€7.2 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.5% to 5.6%

    See the sector guide

  • Animal feed · 8 lines · €212.2 million · first in 4
    1. 2309 10 31Preparations of a kind used in animal feeding › Containing no milk products or containing…€90.2 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 2309 90 96Preparations of a kind used in animal feeding › Other, including premixes › Other€56.6 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.6% to 5.7%
    3. 2309 10 11Preparations of a kind used in animal feeding › Containing no milk products or containing…€44.2 million · 4th of the 27
    4. 2309 90 10Preparations of a kind used in animal feeding › Fish or marine mammal solubles€20.3 million · 1st of the 27
    5. 2303 10 90Residues of starch manufacture and similar residues › Other€525,850 · 3rd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Dairy · 32 lines · €162.3 million · first in 8
    1. 0405 10 19Butter and other fats and oils derived from milk › Natural butter › Other€56.3 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 0406 10 30Cheese and curd › Mozzarella, whether or not in a liquid€54.5 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 0402 21 18Milk and cream › Of a fat content, by weight, not exceeding 27 % › Other€29.8 million · 1st of the 27
    4. 0405 90 10Butter and other fats and oils derived from milk › Of a fat content, by weight, of 99,3 %…€8.6 million · 5th of the 27
    5. 0406 30 31Cheese and curd › Not exceeding 48 %€4.2 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Wine · 27 lines · €59.2 million · first in 2
    1. 2204 21 98Wine of fresh grapes › In containers holding 2 litres or less › Other€17.1 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from €10.48/hl to €7.86/hl
    2. 2204 21 97Wine of fresh grapes › White€12.0 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from €10.48/hl to €7.86/hl
    3. 2204 29 95Wine of fresh grapes › White€9.4 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from €7.92/hl to €5.94/hl
    4. 2204 29 98Wine of fresh grapes › Other wine; grape must with fermentation prevented or arrested by…€9.0 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from €7.92/hl to €5.94/hl
    5. 2204 29 96Wine of fresh grapes › Other varietal wines › Other€4.7 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from €7.92/hl to €5.94/hl

    See the sector guide

  • Honey · 1 line · €57.9 million
    1. 0409 00 00Natural honey€57.9 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Pulses · 5 lines · €34.2 million
    1. 0713 40 00Dried leguminous vegetables › Lentils€25.3 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 0713 10 90Dried leguminous vegetables › Peas (Pisum sativum) › Other€8.0 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 0713 32 00Dried leguminous vegetables › Small red (Adzuki) beans (Phaseolus or Vigna angularis)€436,115 · 3rd of the 27
    4. 0713 60 00Dried leguminous vegetables › Pigeon peas (Cajanus cajan)€412,208 · 4th of the 27
    5. 0713 34 00Dried leguminous vegetables › Bambara beans (Vigna subterranea or Voandzeia subterranea)€3,789 · 5th of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Olive oil and olives · 1 line · €22.2 million
    1. 1509 20 00Olive oil and its fractions › Extra virgin olive oil€22.2 million · 4th of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Beef · 7 lines · €13.8 million
    1. 1602 50 95Other prepared or preserved meat › Of bovine animals › Other€10.8 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 13.2% to 9.9%
    2. 0201 20 90Meat of bovine animals › Other cuts with bone in › Other€1.9 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 1602 50 31Other prepared or preserved meat › Corned beef, in airtight containers€877,597 · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 13.2% to 9.9%
    4. 0201 10 00Meat of bovine animals › Carcases and half-carcases€162,506 · 5th of the 27
    5. 0206 10 95Edible offal of bovine animals › Thick skirt and thin skirt€33,314 · 4th of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Peanuts · 5 lines · €4.2 million
    1. 1508 10 90Groundnut oil and its fractions › Crude oil › Other€2.3 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.1% to 3.8%
    2. 2008 11 91Fruit › Exceeding 1 kg€1.8 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9.8% to 8.4%
    3. 1508 90 90Groundnut oil and its fractions › Other€111,092 · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.6% to 5.7%
    4. 1508 90 10Groundnut oil and its fractions › For technical or industrial uses other than…€16 · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4% to 3%
    5. 1508 10 10Groundnut oil and its fractions › For technical or industrial uses other than…€1 · 3rd of the 27

    See the sector guide

  • Pears and apples · 1 line · €325,057 · first in 1
    1. 2009 71 20Fruit or nut juices and vegetable juices › Containing added sugar€325,057 · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 16.3% to 14.7%

    See the sector guide

  • Wool · 3 lines · €271,788
    1. 5101 11 00Wool › Shorn wool€145,617 · 5th of the 27
    2. 5102 20 00Coarse animal hair€63,652 · 4th of the 27
    3. 5103 20 00Waste of wool or of fine or coarse animal hair › Other waste of wool or of fine animal…€62,519 · 3rd of the 27

    See the sector guide

The rest of the nomenclature, by chapter · 2,470 lines

The lines that belong to no sector of the guides.

  • Chapter 87 · Vehicles other than railway or tramway rolling stock, and parts and accessories thereof · 46 lines · €18,878 million · first in 14
    1. 8703 80 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › New€5,416 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 8.7% to 7.5%
    2. 8703 40 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › New€4,121 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9% to 8.1%
    3. 8703 60 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › New€3,721 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9% to 8.1%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 29 · Organic chemicals · 271 lines · €8,304 million · first in 60
    1. 2901 21 00Acyclic hydrocarbons › Ethylene€704.0 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 2902 50 00Cyclic hydrocarbons › Styrene€527.0 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 2933 39 99Compounds containing an unfused pyridine ring in the structure€432.8 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 84 · Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances; parts thereof · 276 lines · €7,899 million · first in 47
    1. 8429 52 10Mechanical shovels › Track-laying excavators€1,606 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 8429 51 99Mechanical shovels › Front-end shovel loaders › Other€408.3 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 8433 11 10Harvesting or threshing machinery › Electric€395.6 million · 1st of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 71 · Natural or cultured pearls, precious or semi-precious stones, precious metals, metals clad with precious metal, and articles thereof; imitation jewellery; coin · 20 lines · €7,096 million · first in 8
    1. 7102 31 00Diamonds › Unworked or simply sawn, cleaved or bruted€2,160 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 7102 39 00Diamonds › Non-industrial › Other€2,008 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 7112 92 00Waste and scrap of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal › Of platinum…€875.4 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 90 · Optical, photographic, cinematographic, measuring, checking, precision, medical or surgical instruments and apparatus; parts and accessories thereof · 74 lines · €6,554 million · first in 8
    1. 9018 39 00Instruments and appliances used in medical › Syringes, needles, catheters, cannulae…€1,390 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 9018 90 84Instruments and appliances used in medical › Other instruments and appliances › Other€933.4 million · 3rd of the 27
    3. 9021 90 90Orthopaedic appliances › Other€721.3 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 39 · Plastics and articles thereof · 103 lines · €5,996 million · first in 28
    1. 3901 40 00Ethylene-alpha-olefin copolymers, having a specific gravity of less than 0,94€678.8 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%
    2. 3901 20 90Polymers of ethylene › Polyethylene having a specific gravity of 0,94 or more › Other€627.5 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%
    3. 3902 10 00Polymers of propylene or of other olefins › Polypropylene€305.0 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 85 · Electrical machinery and equipment and parts thereof; sound recorders and reproducers, television image and sound recorders and reproducers, and parts and accessories of such articles · 116 lines · €4,072 million · first in 13
    1. 8541 43 00Photovoltaic cells assembled in modules or made up into panels€559.9 million · 5th of the 27
    2. 8542 39 90Electronic integrated circuits › Other€369.6 million · 4th of the 27
    3. 8525 89 00Television cameras, digital cameras and video camera recorders › Other€358.4 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 64 · Footwear, gaiters and the like; parts of such articles · 18 lines · €3,463 million · first in 5
    1. 6404 11 00Footwear with outer soles of rubber › Sports footwear; tennis shoes, basketball shoes…€1,110 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 15.3% to 13.8%
    2. 6404 19 90Footwear with outer soles of rubber or plastics › Other€592.5 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 15.3% to 13.8%
    3. 6403 99 96Footwear with outer soles of rubber › For men€500.7 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7% to 6%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 18 · Cocoa and cocoa preparations · 12 lines · €2,761 million · first in 1
    1. 1801 00 00Cocoa beans, whole or broken, raw or roasted€2,579 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 1806 32 10Chocolate and other food preparations containing cocoa › With added cereal, fruit or nuts€55.8 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)
    3. 1806 20 30Containing a combined weight of 25 % or more, and < 31 % of cocoa butter and milkfat€40.3 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 08 · Edible fruit and nuts; peel of citrus fruit or melons · 43 lines · €1,658 million · first in 3
    1. 0803 90 19Bananas › Fresh › Other€621.7 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 0810 50 00Other fruit › Kiwifruit€424.8 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 0804 30 00Pineapples€175.1 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.6% to 3.4%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 40 · Rubber and articles thereof · 51 lines · €1,646 million · first in 15
    1. 4002 39 00Isobutene-isoprene rubber; halo-isobutene-isoprene rubber€252.3 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 4002 70 00Ethylene-propylene-non-conjugated diene rubber€200.6 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 4001 22 00Natural rubber › Technically specified natural rubber (TSNR)€174.3 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 09 · Coffee, tea, maté and spices · 15 lines · €1,634 million
    1. 0901 11 00Coffee › Not decaffeinated€1,587 million · 3rd of the 27
    2. 0902 30 00Tea, whether or not flavoured › Black tea and partly fermented tea, in immediate packings…€20.7 million · 4th of the 27
    3. 0902 10 00Tea, whether or not flavoured › Green tea in immediate packings of a content ≤ 3 kg€11.4 million · 4th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 27 · Mineral fuels, mineral oils and products of their distillation; bituminous substances; mineral waxes · 21 lines · €1,610 million · first in 6
    1. 2707 99 99Oils and other products of the distillation of high temperature coal tar › Other€593.7 million · 3rd of the 27
    2. 2701 12 10Coal › Coking coal€334.6 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 2701 12 90Coal › Bituminous coal › Other€204.1 million · 5th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 38 · Miscellaneous chemical products · 70 lines · €1,409 million · first in 18
    1. 3822 19 00Diagnostic or laboratory reagents on a backing, prepared diagnostic or laboratory…€368.2 million · 5th of the 27
    2. 3811 21 00Anti-knock preparations › Containing petroleum oils or oils obtained from bituminous…€187.4 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.2% to 3.1%
    3. 3802 10 00Activated carbon€93.0 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 74 · Copper and articles thereof · 16 lines · €1,164 million · first in 5
    1. 7404 00 10Copper waste and scrap › Of refined copper€570.8 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 7404 00 99Of copper alloys › Other€267.5 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 7402 00 00Unrefined copper; copper anodes for electrolytic refining€149.0 million · 1st of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 32 · Tanning or dyeing extracts; tannins and their derivatives; dyes, pigments and other colouring matter; paints and varnishes; putty and other mastics; inks · 24 lines · €1,109 million · first in 7
    1. 3206 11 00Colouring matter › Containing 80 % or more by weight of titanium dioxide calculated on…€686.5 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.8% to 3.6%
    2. 3204 17 00Synthetic organic colouring matter › Pigments and preparations based thereon€118.8 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%
    3. 3215 90 20Printing ink › Ink cartridges for insertion into apparatus of subheadings…€55.9 million · 4th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 28 · Inorganic chemicals; organic or inorganic compounds of precious metals, of rare-earth metals, of radioactive elements or of isotopes · 116 lines · €1,095 million · first in 23
    1. 2814 10 00Ammonia › Anhydrous ammonia€285.8 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.4% to 3.3%
    2. 2809 20 00Phosphoric acid and polyphosphoric acids€131.8 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.4% to 3.3%
    3. 2803 00 00Carbon (carbon blacks and other forms of carbon not elsewhere specified or included)€78.3 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 12 · Oil seeds and oleaginous fruits; miscellaneous grains, seeds and fruit; industrial or medicinal plants; straw and fodder · 24 lines · €1,041 million · first in 4
    1. 1205 10 90Rape or colza seeds › Low erucic acid rape or colza seeds › Other€800.3 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 1204 00 90Linseed › Other€156.8 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 1210 20 10Hop cones, ground, powdered or in the form of pellets, with higher lupulin content…€40.2 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.6% to 3.4%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 61 · Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted · 19 lines · €888.3 million
    1. 6109 90 20T-shirts › Of wool or fine animal hair or man-made fibres€186.0 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.3%
    2. 6110 20 91Jerseys › Men's or boys'€184.4 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.3%
    3. 6103 42 00Trousers › Of cotton€132.5 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.3%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 94 · Furniture; bedding, mattresses, mattress supports, cushions and similar stuffed furnishings; luminaires and lighting fittings, not elsewhere specified or included; illuminated signs, illuminated nameplates and the like; prefabricated buildings · 32 lines · €816.3 million · first in 2
    1. 9403 60 90Other wooden furniture€128.8 million · 5th of the 27
    2. 9403 50 00Other furniture and parts thereof › Wooden furniture of a kind used in the bedroom€75.1 million · 4th of the 27
    3. 9401 39 00Seats › Swivel seats with variable height adjustment › Other€69.8 million · 5th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 30 · Pharmaceutical products · 14 lines · €744.0 million · first in 2
    1. 3006 10 10Pharmaceutical goods specified in note 4 to this chapter › Sterile surgical catgut€386.8 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 3006 10 90Pharmaceutical goods specified in note 4 to this chapter › Sterile surgical catgut…€153.6 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 3006 40 00Pharmaceutical goods specified in note 4 to this chapter › Dental cements and other…€75.4 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 48 · Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp, of paper or of paperboard · 64 lines · €730.7 million · first in 12
    1. 4819 20 00Cartons › Folding cartons, boxes and cases, of non-corrugated paper or paperboard€62.7 million · 5th of the 27
    2. 4819 40 00Cartons › Other sacks and bags, including cones€52.6 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 4802 56 20Uncoated paper and paperboard › With one side measuring 297 mm and the other side…€48.5 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 82 · Tools, implements, cutlery, spoons and forks, of base metal; parts thereof of base metal · 45 lines · €682.6 million · first in 6
    1. 8209 00 20Plates › Indexable inserts€272.6 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 8205 59 80Hand tools › Other hand tools (including glaziers' diamonds) › Other€58.6 million · 4th of the 27
    3. 8202 40 00Handsaws › Chainsaw blades€35.6 million · 1st of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 95 · Toys, games and sports requisites; parts and accessories thereof · 28 lines · €654.3 million · first in 2
    1. 9504 90 80Video game consoles and machines › Other€116.3 million · 3rd of the 27
    2. 9506 91 90Articles and equipment for general physical exercise, gymnastics or athletics › Other€113.6 million · 4th of the 27
    3. 9506 91 10Exercising apparatus with adjustable resistance mechanisms€84.1 million · 5th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 88 · Aircraft, spacecraft, and parts thereof · 11 lines · €625.4 million · first in 1
    1. 8802 30 00Aircraft › Aeroplanes and other aircraft, of an unladen weight > 2 000 kg and ≤ 15 000 kg€483.2 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 8807 90 90Parts of goods of heading 8801 › Other€88.4 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 8806 29 20Unmanned aircraft › Of an unladen weight exceeding 2 000 kg€38.8 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 2.1% to 1.6%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 44 · Wood and articles of wood; wood charcoal · 77 lines · €587.7 million · first in 14
    1. 4407 29 95Wood sawn or chipped lengthwise › Abura, acajou d'Afrique, afrormosia, ako, andiroba…€115.2 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 4412 39 00Plywood › Other, with both outer plies of coniferous wood€93.0 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.1% to 5.2%
    3. 4418 75 00Assembled flooring panels › Other, multilayer€39.8 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 97 · Works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques · 14 lines · €537.8 million · first in 1
    1. 9701 91 00Paintings, drawing and pastels€243.0 million · 3rd of the 27
    2. 9705 10 00Collections and collectors’ pieces of archaeological, ethnographic or historical interest€138.4 million · 3rd of the 27
    3. 9703 90 00Original sculpture and statuary › Other€65.5 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 31 · Fertilisers · 6 lines · €457.2 million · first in 2
    1. 3104 20 90With a potassium content evaluated as K 2 O, by weight, > 62 % on the dry anhydrous…€183.0 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 3104 20 50With a potassium content evaluated as K 2 O, by weight, > 40 % and ≤ 62 % on the dry…€131.1 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 3102 10 15Mineral or chemical fertilisers › In aqueous solution, containing more than 33,2 %…€71.3 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 69 · Ceramic products · 16 lines · €401.0 million · first in 3
    1. 6909 19 00Ceramic wares for laboratory, chemical or other technical uses › Other€218.7 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4% to 3%
    2. 6907 21 00Ceramic flags and paving › Of a water absorption coefficient by weight not exceeding 0,5 %€65.8 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.3% to 3.7%
    3. 6910 10 00Ceramic sinks › Of porcelain or china€25.1 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.1% to 5.2%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 54 · Man-made filaments; strip and the like of man-made textile materials · 29 lines · €347.8 million · first in 4
    1. 5402 11 00Synthetic filament yarn › Of aramids€117.6 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 5404 90 90Synthetic monofilament of 67 decitex or more and of which no cross-sectional… › Other€39.6 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.5% to 3.1%
    3. 5402 63 00Synthetic filament yarn › Of polypropylene€33.5 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.5% to 3.1%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 33 · Essential oils and resinoids; perfumery, cosmetic or toilet preparations · 13 lines · €330.8 million · first in 1
    1. 3307 10 00Pre-shave, shaving or aftershave preparations€68.1 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%
    2. 3307 90 00Pre-shave › Other€47.5 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%
    3. 3307 20 00Personal deodorants and antiperspirants€39.6 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.2% to 3.9%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 25 · Salt; sulphur; earths and stone; plastering materials, lime and cement · 32 lines · €325.0 million · first in 7
    1. 2510 20 00Natural calcium phosphates › Ground€76.9 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 2507 00 20Kaolin€72.1 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 2503 00 10Sulphur of all kinds › Crude or unrefined sulphur€19.2 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 70 · Glass and glassware · 30 lines · €321.3 million · first in 2
    1. 7009 10 00Glass mirrors › Rear-view mirrors for vehicles€68.8 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 7020 00 80Other articles of glass › Other€50.2 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 7019 11 00Glass fibres and articles thereof › Chopped strands, of a length of not more than 50 mm€45.6 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.1% to 5.2%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 75 · Nickel and articles thereof · 8 lines · €311.9 million
    1. 7502 10 00Nickel, not alloyed€233.3 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 7502 20 00Nickel alloys€39.7 million · 3rd of the 27
    3. 7501 20 00Nickel oxide sinters and other intermediate products of nickel metallurgy€12.8 million · 4th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 34 · Soap, organic surface-active agents, washing preparations, lubricating preparations, artificial waxes, prepared waxes, polishing or scouring preparations, candles and similar articles, modelling pastes, ‘dental waxes’ and dental preparations with a basis of plaster · 14 lines · €301.6 million · first in 4
    1. 3403 99 00Lubricating preparations and preparations of a kind used for the oil or grease… › Other€59.8 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.6% to 2.7%
    2. 3402 90 10Surface-active preparations€54.5 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 3402 42 00Organic surface-active agents › Non-ionic€49.6 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 81 · Other base metals; cermets; articles thereof · 23 lines · €295.7 million · first in 5
    1. 8110 10 00Antimony and articles thereof › Unwrought antimony; powders€162.2 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.6% to 4.2%
    2. 8105 20 00Cobalt mattes and other intermediate products of cobalt metallurgy; unwrought cobalt…€50.0 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 8102 99 00Molybdenum and articles thereof › Other€30.8 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.6% to 4.2%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 15 · Animal, vegetable or microbial fats and oils and their cleavage products; prepared edible fats; animal or vegetable waxes · 37 lines · €284.0 million · first in 7
    1. 1514 11 90Rape › Crude oil › Other€75.8 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.1% to 3.8%
    2. 1511 90 91Palm oil and its fractions › For technical or industrial uses other than the manufacture…€34.9 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4% to 3%
    3. 1513 29 19Palm kernel or babassu oil and fractions thereof › Solid fractions › Other€33.2 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9.5% to 8.1%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 62 · Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted · 22 lines · €276.7 million · first in 3
    1. 6210 20 00Other garments, of the type described in heading 6201€66.4 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.3%
    2. 6203 43 90Trousers › Of synthetic fibres › Other€65.7 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.3%
    3. 6210 10 98Garments › Of fabrics of heading 5603 › Other€45.3 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.3%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 56 · Wadding, felt and nonwovens; special yarns; twine, cordage, ropes and cables and articles thereof · 21 lines · €260.1 million · first in 5
    1. 5603 92 90Nonwovens › Weighing more than 25 g/m² but not more than 70 g/m² › Other€128.6 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.8% to 3.3%
    2. 5603 94 80Nonwovens › Weighing more than 150 g/m² › Other€39.5 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.8% to 3.3%
    3. 5603 93 90Nonwovens › Weighing more than 70 g/m² but not more than 150 g/m² › Other€37.9 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.8% to 3.3%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 89 · Ships, boats and floating structures · 8 lines · €245.1 million · first in 2
    1. 8901 20 10Cruise ships › Seagoing€164.2 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 8903 31 00Yachts and other vessels for pleasure or sports › Of a length not exceeding 7,5 m€55.6 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 8901 10 90Cruise ships, excursion boats and similar vessels principally designed for the transport…€6.8 million · 1st of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 47 · Pulp of wood or of other fibrous cellulosic material; recovered (waste and scrap) paper or paperboard · 9 lines · €215.4 million
    1. 4703 21 00Chemical wood pulp › Coniferous€162.2 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 4702 00 00Chemical wood pulp, dissolving grades€32.8 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 4706 10 00Pulps of fibres derived from recovered paper or paperboard… › Cotton linters pulp€11.6 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 83 · Miscellaneous articles of base metal · 12 lines · €203.6 million
    1. 8306 29 00Statuettes and other ornaments › Other€82.0 million · 3rd of the 27
    2. 8302 30 00Base-metal mountings › Other mountings, fittings and similar articles suitable for motor…€38.7 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 8302 50 00Base-metal mountings › Hat-racks, hat-pegs, brackets and similar fixtures€32.2 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 55 · Man-made staple fibres · 43 lines · €173.7 million · first in 10
    1. 5503 20 00Synthetic staple fibres › Of polyesters€54.8 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.2% to 2.4%
    2. 5502 10 00Artificial filament tow › Of cellulose acetate€37.2 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.6% to 3.2%
    3. 5503 90 00Synthetic staple fibres › Other€24.0 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.2% to 2.4%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 96 · Miscellaneous manufactured articles · 23 lines · €168.8 million · first in 2
    1. 9603 90 99Brooms › Other€44.6 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 9620 00 99Monopods › Other€18.0 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 9607 11 00Slide fasteners and parts thereof › Fitted with chain scoops of base metal€15.7 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.3% to 4%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 91 · Clocks and watches and parts thereof · 15 lines · €167.1 million · first in 2
    1. 9102 21 00Wristwatches › With automatic winding€153.6 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 9105 11 00Other clocks › Electrically operated€4.1 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.7% to 2.8%
    3. 9101 99 00Wristwatches › Other€2.5 million · 1st of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 02 · Meat and edible meat offal · 41 lines · €165.8 million · first in 8
    1. 0204 23 00Meat of sheep or goats › Boneless€24.1 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 0204 22 50Meat of sheep or goats › Legs€20.7 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 0204 22 30Meat of sheep or goats › Chines and/or best ends€19.7 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 68 · Articles of stone, plaster, cement, asbestos, mica or similar materials · 19 lines · €159.2 million · first in 2
    1. 6815 11 00Articles of stone or of other mineral substances › Carbon fibres€39.7 million · 5th of the 27
    2. 6815 99 00Other articles › Other€34.2 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 6801 00 00Setts, curbstones and flagstones, of natural stone (except slate)€16.3 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 37 · Photographic or cinematographic goods · 14 lines · €151.2 million · first in 3
    1. 3707 90 90Chemical preparations for photographic uses › Other€73.0 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 3701 30 00Photographic plates and film in the flat › Other plates and film, with any side > 255 mm€72.3 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 3705 00 90Photographic plates and film › Other€4.4 million · 4th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 19 · Preparations of cereals, flour, starch or milk; pastrycooks' products · 16 lines · €145.5 million
    1. 1905 90 80Bread › Other€33.6 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)
    2. 1904 10 90Prepared foods obtained by the swelling or roasting of cereals or cereal products › Other€25.5 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.4% + €29.4/100 kg/net to 3.8% + €25.2/100 kg/net
    3. 1905 32 11Bread › In immediate packings of a net content not exceeding 85 g€15.6 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 26 · Ores, slag and ash · 9 lines · €141.6 million · first in 3
    1. 2620 30 00Slag › Containing mainly copper€57.3 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 2620 11 00Slag › Hard zinc spelter€31.4 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 2620 99 95Slag › Other€20.8 million · 1st of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 20 · Preparations of vegetables, fruit, nuts or other parts of plants · 75 lines · €127.7 million · first in 8
    1. 2009 41 99Fruit or nut juices and vegetable juices › Not containing added sugar€22.5 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 14.5% to 13%
    2. 2007 99 97Jams › Other€22.3 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 21.8% to 19.6%
    3. 2008 99 91Fruit › Yams, sweet potatoes and similar edible parts of plants, containing 5 % or more…€10.9 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.2% + €3.32/100 kg/net to 6.2% + €2.85/100 kg/net

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 07 · Edible vegetables and certain roots and tubers · 30 lines · €127.4 million
    1. 0710 80 95Vegetables › Other vegetables › Other€30.0 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 12.6% to 10.8%
    2. 0712 20 00Dried vegetables › Onions€14.4 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 11.2% to 9.6%
    3. 0709 20 00Other vegetables › Asparagus€12.4 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 8.9% to 7.6%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 80 · Tin and articles thereof · 3 lines · €123.0 million · first in 1
    1. 8001 10 00Unwrought tin › Tin, not alloyed€88.2 million · 5th of the 27
    2. 8001 20 00Unwrought tin › Tin alloys€26.3 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 8002 00 00Tin waste and scrap€8.5 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 63 · Other made-up textile articles; sets; worn clothing and worn textile articles; rags · 15 lines · €120.8 million · first in 1
    1. 6305 32 19Sacks and bags › Of polyethylene or polypropylene strip or the like › Other€68.1 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.7% to 4.3%
    2. 6302 51 00Table linen › Of cotton€9.5 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.3%
    3. 6302 39 90Bed linen › Of other textile materials€8.4 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.3%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 79 · Zinc and articles thereof · 9 lines · €119.9 million · first in 1
    1. 7901 11 00Unwrought zinc › Containing by weight 99,99 % or more of zinc€53.5 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 7901 12 30Unwrought zinc › Containing by weight 98,5 % or more but less than 99,95 % of zinc€45.8 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 7902 00 00Zinc waste and scrap€10.1 million · 1st of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 35 · Albuminoidal substances; modified starches; glues; enzymes · 8 lines · €106.2 million
    1. 3507 90 90Enzymes › Other€56.2 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5% to 3.7%
    2. 3504 00 90Peptones and their derivatives › Other€24.6 million · 5th of the 27
    3. 3503 00 10Gelatin and derivatives thereof€21.1 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.1% to 4.6%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 17 · Sugars and sugar confectionery · 12 lines · €91.8 million · first in 1
    1. 1701 14 90Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose › Other cane sugar › Other€25.1 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 1704 90 30Sugar confectionery › White chocolate€24.7 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)
    3. 1702 60 95Other fructose and fructose syrup, containing in the dry state more than 50 % by weight…€14.6 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 92 · Musical instruments; parts and accessories of such articles · 12 lines · €86.3 million
    1. 9207 10 30Musical instruments › Digital pianos€33.7 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 9207 90 90Musical instruments › Other€22.3 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 9209 94 00Parts and accessories for the musical instruments of heading 9207€9.6 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 57 · Carpets and other textile floor coverings · 14 lines · €82.6 million · first in 2
    1. 5702 42 00Carpets and other textile floor coverings › Of man-made textile materials€41.5 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.2% to 6.5%
    2. 5703 39 99Of other man-made textile materials › Other€15.3 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.2% to 6.5%
    3. 5703 29 99Carpets and other textile floor coverings › Of nylon or other polyamides › Other€13.8 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.2% to 6.5%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 59 · Impregnated, coated, covered or laminated textile fabrics; textile articles of a kind suitable for industrial use · 14 lines · €50.7 million · first in 2
    1. 5911 90 99Textile products and articles › Other€17.4 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.4% to 4.9%
    2. 5907 00 00Textile fabrics otherwise impregnated, coated or covered; painted canvas being theatrical…€10.2 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.3% to 3.8%
    3. 5902 20 90Tyre cord fabric of high-tenacity yarn of nylon or other polyamides › Of polyesters€10.1 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.4% to 4.8%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 52 · Cotton · 26 lines · €49.0 million · first in 3
    1. 5202 99 00Cotton waste › Other€21.9 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 5208 12 19Woven fabrics of cotton › Exceeding 165 cm€5.5 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.1% to 6.2%
    3. 5210 21 00Woven fabrics of cotton › Plain weave€3.5 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.1% to 6.2%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 21 · Miscellaneous edible preparations · 7 lines · €48.1 million · first in 2
    1. 2102 20 19Yeasts › Inactive yeasts › Other€27.5 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 2103 20 00Sauces and preparations therefor › Tomato ketchup and other tomato sauces€7.6 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 8.1% to 6.1%
    3. 2102 20 90Yeasts › Inactive yeasts; other single-cell micro-organisms, dead › Other€5.5 million · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 06 · Live trees and other plants; bulbs, roots and the like; cut flowers and ornamental foliage · 14 lines · €47.4 million
    1. 0603 19 70Cut flowers and flower buds of a kind suitable for bouquets or for ornamental… › Fresh€19.3 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)
    2. 0602 10 90Other live plants › Unrooted cuttings and slips › Other€11.6 million · 3rd of the 27
    3. 0603 11 00Cut flowers and flower buds of a kind suitable for bouquets or for ornamental… › Roses€8.5 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it moves to a new stage (see the sheet)

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 22 · Beverages, spirits and vinegar · 21 lines · €36.0 million · first in 2
    1. 2207 20 00Ethyl alcohol and other spirits, denatured, of any strength€13.8 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 2202 99 15Waters › Soya-based beverages with a protein content of < 2,8 % by weight; beverages…€4.9 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.6% to 5.7%
    3. 2201 10 11Waters › Not carbonated€4.3 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 53 · Other vegetable textile fibres; paper yarn and woven fabrics of paper yarn · 19 lines · €34.6 million · first in 3
    1. 5305 00 00Coconut, abaca, ramie and other vegetable textile fibres, not elsewhere specified…€12.1 million · 3rd of the 27
    2. 5306 10 30Flax yarn › Measuring less than 833,3 decitex but not less than 277,8 decitex€4.8 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.2% to 2.4%
    3. 5307 20 00Yarn of jute or of other textile bast fibres of heading 5303 › Multiple (folded) or cabled€3.6 million · 1st of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 01 · Live animals · 10 lines · €33.3 million · first in 2
    1. 0106 49 00Other live animals › Insects › Other€15.0 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 0106 11 00Other live animals › Primates€9.9 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 0101 29 90Horses › Other€6.2 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10% to 8.6%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 49 · Printed books, newspapers, pictures and other products of the printing industry; manuscripts, typescripts and plans · 5 lines · €30.0 million
    1. 4909 00 00Printed or illustrated postcards; printed cards bearing personal greetings, messages…€14.3 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 4908 90 00Transfers › Other€6.2 million · 4th of the 27
    3. 4901 10 00Printed books › In single sheets, whether or not folded€4.6 million · 5th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 05 · Products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or included · 3 lines · €28.5 million
    1. 0511 99 85Animal products not elsewhere specified or included › Other€17.4 million · 5th of the 27
    2. 0511 91 90Products of fish or crustaceans, molluscs or other aquatic invertebrates; dead animals…€11.0 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 0507 10 00Ivory; ivory powder and waste€2,241 · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 58 · Special woven fabrics; tufted textile fabrics; lace; tapestries; trimmings; embroidery · 15 lines · €26.0 million · first in 2
    1. 5801 36 00Chenille fabrics€8.6 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.1% to 6.2%
    2. 5806 10 00Woven pile fabrics and chenille fabrics€6.9 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.6% to 4.9%
    3. 5810 92 10Embroidery in the piece › Of a value exceeding € 17,50/kg (net weight)€3.3 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.1% to 4.5%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 13 · Lac; gums, resins and other vegetable saps and extracts · 4 lines · €25.6 million · first in 1
    1. 1302 32 90Vegetable saps and extracts › Of guar seeds€13.8 million · 3rd of the 27
    2. 1302 13 00Vegetable saps and extracts › Of hops€10.7 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 1302 31 00Agar-agar€1.1 million · 4th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 86 · Railway or tramway locomotives, rolling stock and parts thereof; railway or tramway track fixtures and fittings and parts thereof; mechanical (including electromechanical) traffic signalling equipment of all kinds · 3 lines · €22.3 million · first in 1
    1. 8607 91 90Of locomotives › Other€14.4 million · 5th of the 27
    2. 8609 00 10Containers with an anti-radiation lead covering, for the transport of radioactive…€7.7 million · 1st of the 27
    3. 8605 00 00Railway or tramway passenger coaches, not self-propelled; luggage vans, post office…€170,000 · 4th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 93 · Arms and ammunition; parts and accessories thereof · 3 lines · €15.7 million · first in 1
    1. 9303 20 95Other sporting, hunting or target-shooting shotguns, including combination shotgun-rifles€8.4 million · 1st of the 27
    2. 9303 30 00Other sporting, hunting or target-shooting rifles€5.9 million · 4th of the 27
    3. 9306 21 00Cartridges€1.4 million · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 67 · Prepared feathers and down and articles made of feathers or of down; artificial flowers; articles of human hair · 2 lines · €11.8 million
    1. 6704 19 00Wigs › Of synthetic textile materials › Other€9.8 million · 3rd of the 27
    2. 6704 11 00Wigs › Complete wigs€2.0 million · 5th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 16 · Preparations of meat, of fish, of crustaceans, molluscs or other aquatic invertebrates, or of insects · 6 lines · €10.8 million · first in 1
    1. 1602 39 29Prepared or preserved meat › Containing 57 % or more by weight of poultry meat or offal€5.0 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 1603 00 80Extracts and juices of meat › Other€3.8 million · 2nd of the 27
    3. 1602 90 31Other prepared or preserved meat › Of game or rabbit€1.8 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9.5% to 8.1%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 65 · Headgear and parts thereof · 2 lines · €9.5 million
    1. 6504 00 00Hats and other headgear, plaited or made by assembling strips of any material, whether…€9.3 million · 2nd of the 27
    2. 6502 00 00Hat-shapes, plaited or made by assembling strips of any material, neither blocked…€258,392 · 4th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 11 · Products of the milling industry; malt; starches; inulin; wheat gluten · 18 lines · €9.3 million · first in 4
    1. 1105 20 00Flakes, granules and pellets€3.0 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 10.6% to 9.1%
    2. 1108 19 10Starches › Rice starch€1.3 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from €189/t to €162/t
    3. 1106 20 90Flour › Of sago or of roots or tubers of heading 0714 › Other€1.1 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from €150.89/t to €135.78/t

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 23 · Residues and waste from the food industries; prepared animal fodder · 1 line · €7.8 million
    1. 2301 10 00Flours, meals and pellets, of meat or meat offal; greaves€7.8 million · 4th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 46 · Manufactures of straw, of esparto or of other plaiting materials; basketware and wickerwork · 11 lines · €5.1 million
    1. 4601 29 90Plaits and similar products of plaiting materials › Mats, matting and screens…€1.7 million · 5th of the 27
    2. 4601 21 90Plaits and similar products of plaiting materials › Of bamboo › Other€1.6 million · 4th of the 27
    3. 4601 94 10Of plaits or similar products of plaiting materials€784,177 · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 66 · Umbrellas, sun umbrellas, walking sticks, seat-sticks, whips, riding-crops and parts thereof · 1 line · €5.1 million
    1. 6603 90 90Parts › Other€5.1 million · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4% to 3%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 78 · Lead and articles thereof · 3 lines · €4.3 million
    1. 7804 19 00Plates, sheets, strip and foil › Other€3.0 million · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4% to 3%
    2. 7806 00 10Articles of lead › Containers with an anti-radiation lead covering, for the transport…€877,628 · 4th of the 27
    3. 7801 99 10Unwrought lead › For refining, containing 0,02 % or more by weight of silver€453,320 · 2nd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 60 · Knitted or crocheted fabrics · 6 lines · €2.7 million · first in 1
    1. 6004 90 00Knitted or crocheted fabrics of a width exceeding 30 cm › Other€1.1 million · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.7% to 5%
    2. 6002 90 00Knitted or crocheted fabrics of a width not exceeding 30 cm › Other€671,382 · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 5.7% to 5%
    3. 6001 21 00Pile fabrics › Of cotton€489,810 · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.1% to 6.2%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 51 · Wool, fine or coarse animal hair; horsehair yarn and woven fabric · 5 lines · €1.9 million · first in 1
    1. 5106 20 99Yarn of carded wool › Containing less than 85 % by weight of wool › Other€1.3 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.2% to 2.4%
    2. 5111 20 00Woven fabrics of carded wool or of carded fine animal hair › Other, mixed mainly…€154,961 · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.1% to 6.2%
    3. 5106 20 91Yarn of carded wool › Unbleached€148,209 · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 3.2% to 2.4%

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 43 · Furskins and artificial fur; manufactures thereof · 4 lines · €1.8 million
    1. 4301 80 00Raw furskins › Other furskins, whole, with or without head, tail or paws€1.2 million · 4th of the 27
    2. 4302 19 15Tanned or dressed furskins › Of beaver, muskrat or fox€380,608 · 3rd of the 27
    3. 4302 19 75Tanned or dressed furskins › Of lamb, the following: Astrakhan, Broadtail, Caracul…€160,688 · 4th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 50 · Silk · 3 lines · €510,950
    1. 5007 20 71Woven fabrics of silk or of silk waste › Printed€273,770 · 5th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 6.4% to 5.6%
    2. 5007 20 21Woven fabrics of silk or of silk waste › Plain-woven, unbleached or not further processed…€235,024 · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 4.7% to 4.1%
    3. 5001 00 00Silkworm cocoons suitable for reeling€2,156 · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 04 · Dairy produce; birds' eggs; natural honey; edible products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or included · 4 lines · €430,163
    1. 0407 90 10Birds' eggs › Of poultry€425,212 · 3rd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from €24.32/100 kg/net to €18.24/100 kg/net
    2. 0410 10 10Insects and other edible products of animal origin › Fresh, chilled or frozen, other than…€2,735 · 4th of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 7.2% to 5.4%
    3. 0410 10 99Insects › Other€2,052 · 5th of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 45 · Cork and articles of cork · 1 line · €82,225
    1. 4502 00 00Natural cork, debacked or roughly squared, or in rectangular blocks, plates, sheets…€82,225 · 3rd of the 27

    See the chapter

  • Chapter 14 · Vegetable plaiting materials; vegetable products not elsewhere specified or included · 1 line · €312
    1. 1404 20 00Vegetable products not elsewhere specified or included › Cotton linters€312 · 5th of the 27

    See the chapter

The lines where Belgium imports most

By value imported from outside the Union. The code opens the sheet, with the duty, the quota, the rule of origin and the requirements.

  1. 3004 90 00Medicaments consisting of mixed or unmixed products for therapeutic… › Other€10,276 million · 1st of the 27
  2. 2711 21 00Petroleum gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons › Natural gas€7,844 million · 2nd of the 27
  3. 3002 15 00Antisera › Immunological products, put up in measured doses or in forms or packings…€6,944 million · 1st of the 27
  4. 8703 80 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › New€5,416 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 8.7% to 7.5%
  5. 2711 11 00Petroleum gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons › Natural gas€4,431 million · 5th of the 27
  6. 8703 40 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › New€4,121 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9% to 8.1%
  7. 8703 60 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › New€3,721 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9% to 8.1%
  8. 1801 00 00Cocoa beans, whole or broken, raw or roasted€2,579 million · 2nd of the 27
  9. 7102 31 00Diamonds › Unworked or simply sawn, cleaved or bruted€2,160 million · 1st of the 27
  10. 3002 14 00Antisera › Immunological products, mixed, not put up in measured doses or in forms…€2,034 million · 4th of the 27
  11. 7102 39 00Diamonds › Non-industrial › Other€2,008 million · 1st of the 27
  12. 8429 52 10Mechanical shovels › Track-laying excavators€1,606 million · 1st of the 27
  13. 0901 11 00Coffee › Not decaffeinated€1,587 million · 3rd of the 27
  14. 9018 39 00Instruments and appliances used in medical › Syringes, needles, catheters, cannulae…€1,390 million · 2nd of the 27
  15. 3002 41 90Vaccines for human medicine › Other€1,280 million · 2nd of the 27
  16. 6404 11 00Footwear with outer soles of rubber › Sports footwear; tennis shoes, basketball shoes…€1,110 million · 1st of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 15.3% to 13.8%
  17. 2710 19 42Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals › Having a bio-based carbon…€1,012 million · 2nd of the 27
  18. 8703 23 19Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › New€976.2 million · 2nd of the 27 · on 1 January it goes from 9% to 8.1%
  19. 2608 00 00Zinc ores and concentrates€948.3 million · 1st of the 27
  20. 9018 90 84Instruments and appliances used in medical › Other instruments and appliances › Other€933.4 million · 3rd of the 27

Source Eurostat · Comext (DS-045409), 2025

What changes on 1 January 2027 in these lines

  • 1,159have their duty for Argentina cut
  • 41move to a new stage, with a duty that depends on a condition

The ones that go down, by what the country imports

  1. 8703 80 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › Newfrom 8.7% to 7.5% · €5,416 million
  2. 8703 40 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › Newfrom 9% to 8.1% · €4,121 million
  3. 8703 60 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › Newfrom 9% to 8.1% · €3,721 million
  4. 6404 11 00Footwear with outer soles of rubber › Sports footwear; tennis shoes, basketball shoes…from 15.3% to 13.8% · €1,110 million
  5. 8703 23 19Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › Newfrom 9% to 8.1% · €976.2 million
  6. 8703 21 10Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › Newfrom 9% to 8.1% · €704.8 million
  7. 3206 11 00Colouring matter › Containing 80 % or more by weight of titanium dioxide calculated on…from 4.8% to 3.6% · €686.5 million
  8. 8703 33 19Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › Newfrom 9% to 8.1% · €681.4 million
  9. 3901 40 00Ethylene-alpha-olefin copolymers, having a specific gravity of less than 0,94from 5.2% to 3.9% · €678.8 million
  10. 3901 20 90Polymers of ethylene › Polyethylene having a specific gravity of 0,94 or more › Otherfrom 5.2% to 3.9% · €627.5 million
  11. 6404 19 90Footwear with outer soles of rubber or plastics › Otherfrom 15.3% to 13.8% · €592.5 million
  12. 6403 99 96Footwear with outer soles of rubber › For menfrom 7% to 6% · €500.7 million
  13. 8703 32 19Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport… › Newfrom 9% to 8.1% · €456.6 million
  14. 2933 39 99Compounds containing an unfused pyridine ring in the structurefrom 5.2% to 3.9% · €432.8 million
  15. 2934 99 90Nucleic acids and their salts › Otherfrom 5.2% to 3.9% · €411.7 million

Every line that changes that day

Source EU-Mercosur Agreement, Appendix 2-A-1 (EU schedule)

The label language

Food sold in Belgium carries the mandatory information in Dutch, French and German, depending on the region.

Article 15 of Regulation (EU) 1169/2011 says that «mandatory food information shall appear in a language easily understood by the consumers of the Member States where a food is marketed […] the Member States in which a food is marketed may stipulate that the particulars shall be given in one or more languages from among the official languages of the Union».

The sheet of each line, opened for Belgium, adds the destination block with VAT and the food authority.

Source Reglamento (UE) 1169/2011 sobre la información alimentaria facilitada al consumidor, artículo 15; autoridad nacional: AFSCA / FAVV · Agencia Federal para la Seguridad de la Cadena Alimentaria

Excise duties in Belgium

On top of the duty and VAT, Belgium charges excise duties on alcohol, tobacco and energy when the goods are released for consumption. The categories are set by EU directives and the amounts by each country. Situation on 1 July 2026, according to TEDB.

Alcoholic beverages

Beer

RateAmountCondition
Standard rate€2.0043 per hl per degree Plato·
Reduced rate · small independent breweries€1.7428 per hl per degree PlatoTEDB: “yearly production <=12.500 hl”

Still wine

RateAmountCondition
Standard rate€74.9086 per hl of product·
Reduced rate (up to 8.5% vol)€23.9119 per hl of product·

Sparkling wine

RateAmountCondition
Standard rate€256.3223 per hl of product·
Reduced rate (up to 8.5% vol)€23.9119 per hl of product·

Other still fermented beverages

RateAmountCondition
Standard rate€74.9086 per hl of product·
Reduced rate (up to 8.5% vol)€23.9119 per hl of product·

Other sparkling fermented beverages

RateAmountCondition
Standard rate€256.3223 per hl of product·
Reduced rate (up to 8.5% vol)€23.9119 per hl of product·

Intermediate products

RateAmountCondition
Standard rate€157.7792 per hl of product·
Reduced rate (up to 15% vol)€118.5944 per hl of product·

Sparkling intermediate products

RateAmountCondition
Standard rate€256.0948 per hl of product·
Reduced rate (up to 15% vol)€256.0948 per hl of product·

Ethyl alcohol (spirit drinks)

RateAmountCondition
Standard rate€2,992.7928 per hl of pure alcohol·

Source Council Directive 92/83/EEC (consolidated version of 1 January 2022)

Manufactured tobacco

Cigarettes

RateAmountCondition
Specific€189.7803 per 1,000 units·
Ad valorem31.5% of the retail selling price·
Minimum€383.5022 per 1,000 units·

Cigars and cigarillos

RateAmountCondition
Specific€0 per 1,000 units·
Minimum specific duty€0 per 1,000 units·
Specific€0 per kg·
Minimum specific duty€0 per kg·
Ad valorem11.5% of the retail selling price·
Minimum€127 per 1,000 units·

Fine-cut tobacco for rolling cigarettes

RateAmountCondition
Specific€136 per kg·
Ad valorem31.5% of the retail selling price·
Minimum€265.8719 per kg·

Other smoking tobacco

RateAmountCondition
Specific€136 per kg·
Ad valorem31.5% of the retail selling price·
Minimum€265.8719 per kg·

Source Council Directive 2011/64/EU

Energy products and electricity

Petrol

RateAmountCondition
Leaded€667.835 per 1,000 l·
Unleaded€600.1587 per 1,000 lTEDB: “octane number <95”
Unleaded€600.1587 per 1,000 lTEDB: “octane number 98>x>95”
Unleaded€600.1587 per 1,000 lTEDB: “octane number >=98 - low sulfur and aromatic level”
Unleaded€615.8684 per 1,000 lTEDB: “octane number >=98 - high sulfur and/or aromatic level”

Gas oil

RateAmountCondition
Motor fuel€600.1586 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content <= 10 mg/kg”
Motor fuel€615.8682 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content > 10 mg/kg”
Heating, business use€17.2564 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content <= 10 mg/kg”
Heating, business use€18.6521 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content > 10 mg/kg”
Heating, non-business use€17.2564 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content <= 10 mg/kg”
Heating, non-business use€18.6521 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content > 10 mg/kg”
Art. 8(2)(a): motor fuel for agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0 per 1,000 lTEDB: “article 15(3) is used”
Art. 15(3): agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0 per 1,000 l·
Art. 8(2)(b): stationary motors€22.8845 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content <= 10 mg/kg”
Art. 8(2)(b): stationary motors€22.8845 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content > 10 mg/kg”
Art. 8(2)(c): construction, civil engineering and public works machinery€22.8845 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content <= 10 mg/kg”
Art. 8(2)(c): construction, civil engineering and public works machinery€22.8845 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content > 10 mg/kg”
Art. 8(2)(d): vehicles intended for use off the public highway€22.8845 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content <= 10 mg/kg”
Art. 8(2)(d): vehicles intended for use off the public highway€22.8845 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content > 10 mg/kg”
Art. 15(1)(e): rail€0 per 1,000 l·
Art. 5: differentiated rates (local public transport, waste collection, armed forces and public administration, disabled people, ambulances)€408.8586 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content <= 10 mg/kg and only for taxis and disabled people”
Art. 7(2): commercial gas oil used as motor fuel€408.8586 per 1,000 lTEDB: “sulfur content <= 10 mg/kg”

Kerosene

RateAmountCondition
Motor fuel€632.5307 per 1,000 l·
Heating, business use€19.558 per 1,000 l·
Heating, non-business use€19.558 per 1,000 l·
Art. 8(2)(a): motor fuel for agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0 per 1,000 lTEDB: “article 15(3) is used”
Art. 15(3): agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0 per 1,000 l·
Art. 8(2)(b): stationary motors€22.8845 per 1,000 l·
Art. 8(2)(c): construction, civil engineering and public works machinery€22.8845 per 1,000 l·
Art. 8(2)(d): vehicles intended for use off the public highway€22.8845 per 1,000 l·

Heavy fuel oil

RateAmountCondition
Heating, business use€16.346 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “for the production of electricity”
Heating, business use€16.346 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “other use than for the production of electricity”
Heating, non-business use€16.346 per 1,000 kg·
Art. 15(3): agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0 per 1,000 kg·

LPG

RateAmountCondition
Motor fuel€0 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “article 15(1)(i) is used”
Heating, business use€18.6397 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “butane (CN code 2711 13)”
Heating, business use€18.9097 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “propane (CN code 2711 12)”
Heating, business use€0 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “other”
Heating, non-business use€18.6397 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “butane (CN code 2711 13)”
Heating, non-business use€18.9097 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “propane (CN code 2711 12)”
Heating, non-business use€0 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “other”
Art. 15(1)(i): motor fuel€0 per 1,000 kg·
Art. 8(2)(a): motor fuel for agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “article 15(3) is used”
Art. 15(3): agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0 per 1,000 kg·
Art. 8(2)(b): stationary motors€44.6793 per 1,000 kg·
Art. 8(2)(c): construction, civil engineering and public works machinery€44.6793 per 1,000 kg·
Art. 8(2)(d): vehicles intended for use off the public highway€44.6793 per 1,000 kg·
Art. 5: differentiated rates (local public transport, waste collection, armed forces and public administration, disabled people, ambulances)€0 per 1,000 kgTEDB: “only applicable for local public passenger transport (including taxis) and gasoil, so the normal rate is applicable”

Natural gas

RateAmountCondition
Motor fuel€0 per GJTEDB: “article 15(1)(i) is used”
Heating, business use€0.1917 per GJTEDB: “*for business which are parties to agreements or which take part in tradable permit schemes or equivalent arrangements that lead to the achievement of environmental protection objectives or to improvements in energy efficiency *rates are mentioned in section "quantative consumption levels" *the lowest rate is mentioned here *rate is mentioned in EUR/GJ”
Heating, business use€0.3188 per GJTEDB: “*for other business (which do not have agreements) *rates are mentioned in section "quantative consumption levels" *the lowest rate is mentioned here *rate is mentioned in EUR/GJ”
Heating, non-business use€0.7694 per GJTEDB: “*rates are mentioned in section "quantative consumption levels" *the lowest rate is mentioned here *rate is mentioned in EUR/GJ”
Art. 15(1)(i): motor fuel€0 per GJ·
Art. 8(2)(a): motor fuel for agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0 per GJTEDB: “article 15(3) is used”
Art. 15(3): agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0.0417 per GJTEDB: “There are different rates: 0 to 20 000 MWh = 0.1833 EUR/GJ 20 000 to 50 000 MWh = 0.1556 50 000 to 250 000 MWh = 0.15 250 000 to 1 000 000 MWh = 0.1167 1 000 000 to 2 500 000 MWh = 0.0611 from 2 500 000 MWh = 0.0417”
Art. 5: differentiated rates (local public transport, waste collection, armed forces and public administration, disabled people, ambulances)€0 per GJTEDB: “n/a (the differentiated rate is only applicable for gasoil used by local public passenger transport (inlcuding taxis)”
Art. 8(2)(b): stationary motors€0 per GJ·
Art. 8(2)(c): construction, civil engineering and public works machinery€0 per GJ·
Art. 8(2)(d): vehicles intended for use off the public highway€0 per GJ·

Coal and coke

RateAmountCondition
Heating, business use€0.37 per GJTEDB: “*The national rate is 11.7577 EUR/Tonne, conversion rate is 0.0316 t/GJ. So the rate is 0,37 EUR/GJ. The national rate is 0.37 EUR/Tonne, conversion rate is 0.0316 t/GJ.”
Heating, non-business use€0.37 per GJTEDB: “The national rate is 11.7577 EUR/Tonne, conversion rate is 0.0316 t/GJ. So the rate is 0.37 EUR/GJ. The national rate is 0.37 EUR/Tonne, conversion rate is 0.0316 t/GJ.”
Art. 15(3): agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0 per GJTEDB: “The national rate is 0 EUR/Tonne, conversion rate is 0.0316 t/GJ.”
Art. 15(1)(e): rail€0.37 per GJTEDB: “*The national rate is 11.7577 EUR/Tonne, conversion rate is 0.0316 t/GJ. So the rate is 0,37 EUR/GJ. The national rate is 0.37 EUR/Tonne, conversion rate is 0.0316 t/GJ.”

Electricity

RateAmountCondition
Business use€0.5 per MWhTEDB: “*rates are mentioned in section "quantative consumption levels" *the lowest rate is mentioned here”
Non-business use€23.62 per MWhTEDB: “*rates are mentioned in section "quantative consumption levels" *the lowest rate is mentioned here”
Art. 15(3): agriculture, horticulture, fish farming and forestry€0.5 per MWhTEDB: “Authorisation is needed. There are different rates: 0 to 20 MWh = 14.21 EUR/MWh 20 to 50 MWh = 12.09 50 to 1 000 MWh = 11.39 1 000 to 25 000 MWh = 10.69 25 000 to 100 000 MWh = 2.73 from 100 000 MWh = 0.50”
Art. 15(1)(e): rail€0 per MWhTEDB: “exemption”

Source Council Directive 2003/96/EC (consolidated version of 10 January 2023)

Source TEDB · Taxes in Europe Database (European Commission) · Belgium

Counted on 30 October 2026. Before shipping, open the sheet of the line, which has the year-by-year schedule, the quota, the rule of origin and the calculator. See the 27 countries.

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