0 · Verdict
Amber · depends on the FOB value per litreThe agreement does not state the duty for this line as a figure. The annex's wording is in block 2.
Recommended action: confirm the amount with a customs broker and in TARIC before quoting.
Wine of fresh grapes › With a protected geographical indication (PGI) (CN 2204 10 94) has a reduction under the EU-Mercosur Agreement, but the duty depends on the customs value (duty-free from USD 8 FOB per litre; below that, the base rate until it reaches zero). It reaches zero on 1 January 2038. There is no quota. Data as of 30 October 2026, from the EU-Mercosur Interim Trade Agreement and the Combined Nomenclature 2026.
1 · Classification
The product in the three nomenclatures
This sheet is built on the EU tariff line 2204 10 94, which is the code the importer declares in the European Union. In Argentina there are 2 NCM lines under the same 6 digits; the exporter's product is one of them. The classification should be confirmed by a customs broker.
| Nomenclature | Code | Version | Official description |
|---|---|---|---|
| NCM (Argentina) | 2204.10.10 | NCM in force 2026 | Tipo champaña (champagne) |
| NCM (Argentina) | 2204.10.90 | NCM in force 2026 | Los demás |
| CN (European Union) | 2204 10 94 | CN 2026 (annex in CN 2013: 2204 10 94) | Sparkling wine: with a protected geographical indication (PGI) |
| HS (worldwide) | 2204.10 | Harmonized System | Wine of fresh grapes, including fortified wines; grape must other than that of heading 2009 |
2 · Duty and schedule
The duty today and when it reaches zero
With the agreement, the duty depends on the customs value of the goods. At USD 8 FOB per litre or more it enters duty-free from the start of the agreement (1 May 2026). Below that value the duty is €32/hl, the base rate, until 31 December 2037, and it falls to zero on 1 January 2038. The MFN duty, without the agreement, is €32/hl. On the Argentine side, the export duty today is 0% (Decree 462/2023).
Importing this product from Europe into Argentina
The agreement also lowers what Argentina charges on European goods. Appendix 2-A-2 mirrors the one used in the rest of this sheet. It sets the duty Argentina charges on EU goods entering the country, and lowers it on the same timetable. For an EU supplier selling this product to Argentina, this is the duty that applies.
Import sheet, laid out for buyers sourcing from Europe
| Annex line (NCM 2012) | Base rate | Category | Reaches zero |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2204.10.10 Vino de uvas frescas, tipo champaña (champagne) Declared today as 2204.10.10 · Same code, unchanged El anexo fija un tipo por país y en esta línea no coinciden: Argentina 35, Brasil 20, Paraguay 18, Uruguay 20. Acá se carga el de la Argentina. | 35% | 8 | 1 January 2034 |
| 2204.10.90 Los demás vinos espumosos, excepto el tipo champaña (champagne) Declared today as 2204.10.90 · Same code, unchanged | 20% | SW/12 | 1 January 2038 |
How this line was reached. The annex writes its list in NCM 2012, while imports are declared in the edition in force. This line did not change between the two editions (the official correlation tables do not list it). This EU line corresponds to more than one Argentine code, each with its own line. Look for the declared one in the table. All of this covers only the duty. If the purchase falls within a quota, an import licence is also needed (it is below, in the authorisations block). What other Argentine agencies require for entry is below, as the VUCE publishes it. Which ones apply depends on the SIM subdivision declared, set by the customs broker.
Argentine agencies involved in the import
The duty comes from the agreement, the rest is required by each agency. The VUCE assigns 4 interventions of other agencies to the import of this position. Each one is shown with the agency’s own text, in Spanish and unabridged, and with the conditions under which it applies. Several only apply in certain cases (wooden packaging, used goods, goods for consumption), and each one says so.
To import and sell in Argentina
- INVImportación de vinos y mostosCustoms regime: definitive · Goods: newToda Persona Física o Jurídica que pretenda importar alguno de los productos vitivinícolas definidos en la Ley N° 14.878 y sus normas complementarias, debe inscribirse como Importador ante el I.N.V.When it applies: Deberán ingresar acompañados de un certificado analítico expedido por autoridad competente del país de origen, donde constarán únicamente las determinaciones analíticas indicadas en el Artículo 3 de la Resolución INV 20/2025.
The agency's text (in Spanish)
Mandatory - SENASAEmbalajes de Madera de Importación*Customs regime: definitive/temporary · Goods: newFor goods from the European Union: It is the same for any origin: it covers all wooden packaging entering the country. Source: SENASA Resolution 614/2015.Todos los embalajes de madera de mercaderías que ingresen al territorio argentino debe estar descortezado, libre de insectos y/o signos de actividad biológica, tratado y certificado en concordancia con lo estipulado en la Norma Internacional para Medidas Fitosanitarias (NIMF N° 15) de la Convención Internacional de Protección Fitosanitaria.When it applies: La mercadería es acondicionada con embalajes de madera o madera de acomodación.
The agency's text (in Spanish)
Mandatory
Optional: tools, not requirements
- INVImportación de Pequeños Volúmenes de VinoCustoms regime: definitive · Goods: new · Origin: ArgentinaToda Persona Física o Jurídica que pretenda importar alguno de los productos vitivinícolas definidos en la Ley N° 14.878 y sus normas complementarias, debe inscribirse como Importador ante el I.N.V.When it applies: En los casos de pequeños volúmenes contemplados por la Resolución 28/2017 se exceptúa de la extracción de muestras para control de importación:
The agency's text (in Spanish)
Optional - Secretaría de Industria, Comercio y de la Pequeña y Mediana EmpresaSolicitud Resolución Anticipada de OrigenCustoms regime: definitive · Goods: new/usedWhen it applies: El origen de las mercaderías determina, principalmente, el tratamiento arancelario aplicable a su importación. La Resolución Anticipada de Origen (RAO) permite al importador conocer, antes de llevar adelante sus respectivas importaciones, qué origen va a considerar el Estado Argentino a los fines de aplicar el tratamiento arancelario.
The agency's text (in Spanish)
Optional
Source: VUCE, tariff position finder, checked on 6 October 2026. Agencies change their interventions often, so each one links the VUCE page it comes from, to be checked on the day of import.
Year-by-year table and how it is calculated
| From | Stage | Ad valorem | Specific (€) | Applies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 May 2026 | 1 of 13 (year 0) | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2027 | 2 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2028 | 3 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2029 | 4 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2030 | 5 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2031 | 6 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2032 | 7 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2033 | 8 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2034 | 9 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2035 | 10 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2036 | 11 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2037 | 12 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
| 1 January 2038 | 13 of 13 | — | — | Preferential |
How it is calculated. Depends on the value: at USD 8 FOB per litre or more it is duty-free from entry into force; below that value the full duty is kept for twelve years and only then falls to zero. That is why the sheet shows the annex's wording instead of a calculated figure.
No calculator. This duty is not expressed as a percentage plus an amount per 100 kg or per hectolitre. The annex's wording is shown above as published, and the ten-digit detail is in TARIC.
Additional refund. Certified organic products, products bearing the Alimentos Argentinos una elección natural seal and products with a registered designation of origin or geographical indication get an additional 0.5% (Decree 1341/2016, Arts. 3 to 5, maintained by Art. 11 of Decree 557/2023). They do not add up: a product that meets more than one condition still gets 0.5% (Resolution 90-E/2017, Art. 9), and each condition is proven with a certificate per shipment (Arts. 1 and 2).
On the Argentine side. Today's export duty is set by Decree 462/2023, Art. 1 and Annex (IF-2023-102215997-APN-SSABDR#MEC), and it is the rate the VUCE applies (checked on 17 October 2026).
The statistical unit. In the SIM, the statistical unit for this line is the litre, according to ARCA's Integrated Tariff.
3 · Tariff-rate quota and access
This line has no tariff-rate quota
The agreement opens no tariff-rate quota (TRQ) for this line. The preference therefore applies to every shipment, with no volume limit and no quota procedure.
Where to check it
- Section B of Annex 2-A lists the 23 quotas the European Union opens for Mercosur. None covers this line.
| Period | Volume | Status |
|---|
If the product may fall under one of them, write to us and we will review it.
4 · Rules of origin
Whether the product qualifies as originating
To benefit from the preference the product has to be originating. The applicable rule is the one for 22.04 – 22.05, which requires that all the conditions it lists be met at the same time, not just one. Answer the questions to see whether the product qualifies.
Materials questionnaire
Only the questions the case needs are shown. The result applies the Annex 3-B rule for this line.
Check the materials one by one with the origin assistant, with their tariff code and their share of the price.
The rule as published, the tolerance and the proof of origin
The rule, as published in the agreement: «CTH, except from non-originating materials of headings 22.07 or 22.08, provided that: all the grapes used are wholly obtained; and all materials derived from grapes used are originating.»
Tolerance. Article 3.5 tolerates materials that do not meet the rule up to 10% of the ex-works price.
Cumulation. The agreement allows bilateral cumulation: originating materials of the other Party count as originating (Chapter 3 of the iTA).
How it is proven. Origin is proven with the exporter's statement on origin (Annex 3-C). At the start, the transitional certificate of origin of Annex 3-D also applies (notice 2026/875).
Edition. Annex 3-B is written in the 2017 Harmonized System and this sheet uses the edition in force. At four and six digits they almost always match. If the product changed heading between editions, the rule should be confirmed with the customs broker.
For now the certificate of origin is still accepted. Until 1 May 2029 the European Union also accepts the traditional certificate of origin, besides the exporter's own statement on origin. In the Spanish text: «Durante un período no superior a 3 (tres) años a partir de la fecha de entrada en vigor del presente Acuerdo, la Unión Europea aceptará también como declaración de origen un «certificado de origen» que indique que los productos importados en la Unión Europea cumplen los requisitos de origen establecidos en el presente Acuerdo.» (iTA, Annex 3-D, paragraph 1). The period may be extended by 2 more years at Mercosur's request.
5 · Health, technical and labelling requirements
What the product must meet to enter the EU
This line is not on the veterinary border control list of Regulation 2021/632. Nor is it in Annex XI of the plant health regulation, which requires the certificate for plant products. EU law sets a labelling rule specific to this product, in addition to those for all foods. It is below, with the act and the article. The agreement adds 8 more rules, several of them protections in the exporter's favour, things the EU committed not to require. One of those rules is a document without which the consignment cannot enter. This product class has 145 protected European names, names that cannot be used in the European Union. The Commission's portal (Access2Markets) assigns 6 EU product requirements to this line (technical, labelling or marketing rules). It assigns them to the whole line, and the table lists each one with its act and the link to check whether it applies to the product.
- LabellingThe provenance follows a fixed wording: «wine of …», «product of …»Confirmed · 5 October 2026conditions to meetThe provenance of a wine is not free text: it is written «wine of […]», «produced in […]» or «product of […]», completed with the name of the country where the grapes were harvested and turned into wine. It is a formal obligation, distinct from the terms of Annex 2-D of the agreement, which are the ones the EU recognises from Argentina.
- LabellingDates that cannot be required on the labelConfirmedin the exporter’s favourUna Parte no exigirá que ninguna de las fechas que figuran a continuación ni su equivalente figuren en el envase, la etiqueta o el embalaje de los productos vitivinícolas o las bebidas espirituosas: a) la fecha de embalaje; b) la fecha de embotellado; o c) la fecha de producción o fabricación.
- LabellingAllergens not present in the final productConfirmedin the exporter’s favourLos productos vitivinícolas y las bebidas espirituosas no estarán sujetos al etiquetado de alérgenos que se hayan utilizado en la fabricación y elaboración de los productos vitivinícolas y las bebidas espirituosas y que no estén presentes en el producto final. Esto no se aplica al etiquetado del gluten.
- LabellingDrawings and illustrations on the packagingConfirmedin the exporter’s favourSe permitirá el uso de dibujos, figuras o ilustraciones en el envase, etiqueta o embalaje de productos vitivinícolas o bebidas espirituosas producidos en la otra Parte. Dichos dibujos, figuras o ilustraciones no sustituirán a la información obligatoria del etiquetado ni inducirán a error a los consumidores sobre las características y la composición de los productos vitivinícolas y las bebidas espirituosas.
- LabellingNaming the grape variety on the labelConfirmedconditions to meetEl nombre de una variedad de vid podrá incluirse en las etiquetas de los productos vitivinícolas importados y comercializados en el territorio de una Parte si dichos productos vitivinícolas se producen utilizando esa variedad y si dicha variedad se menciona en al menos una de las listas de las siguientes organizaciones: a) la OIV; b) la Unión Internacional para la Protección de las Obtenciones Vegetales, o c) el Consejo Internacional sobre Recursos Fitogenéticos. El nombre de una variedad de vid de una Parte que contenga o consista en una denominación de origen protegida o una indicación geográfica protegida de la otra Parte no se utilizará en el etiquetado del vino exportado a la otra Parte. Por lo que se refiere a la lista de indicaciones geográficas que figura en las secciones 1 y 2 del anexo 13-B, las Partes definen en el punto 3 del apéndice 13-B-1 los nombres de las variedades vegetales cuya utilización no se impedirá. Las Partes no podrán impedir la utilización de las variedades de vid a que se refiere el apartado 4 del apéndice 13-B-1.
- LabellingHow a sparkling wine is describedConfirmedin the exporter’s favourPor lo que respecta al comercio de productos vitivinícolas entre las Partes, el vino espumoso podrá describirse o presentarse con una indicación del tipo de producto especificado en el Código Internacional de Prácticas Enológicas de la OIV.
- LabellingArgentine wine terms the EU acceptsConfirmedconditions to meetLa Unión Europea permitirá el uso de los términos vitivinícolas enumerados en la parte 1 del apéndice 2-D-2 para los productos vitivinícolas de cada Estado del MERCOSUR signatario comercializados en la Unión Europea, de conformidad con la definición de dichos términos vitivinícolas en las disposiciones legislativas y reglamentarias de dicho Estado del MERCOSUR signatario. Términos argentinos del apéndice 2-D-2: «Crianza» — El uso del término está permitido para los productos vitivinícolas amparados por una indicación geográfica. «Dulce Natural» — El uso del término está permitido para los productos vitivinícolas amparados por una indicación geográfica. «Fino» — El uso del término está permitido para los productos vitivinícolas amparados por una indicación geográfica. «Gran Reserva» — El uso del término está permitido para los productos vitivinícolas amparados por una indicación geográfica y que han sido sometidos a un período de envejecimiento en barrica antes del embotellado de al menos 18 (dieciocho) meses en el caso de los vinos tintos y de 12 (doce) meses en el caso de los vinos blancos y rosados. «Reserva» — El uso del término está permitido para los productos vitivinícolas amparados por una indicación geográfica y que han sido sometidos a un período de envejecimiento en barrica antes del embotellado de al menos 12 (doce) meses en el caso de los vinos tintos y de 6 (seis) meses en el caso de los vinos blancos y rosados. «Vino Dulce Natural» — El uso del término está permitido para los productos vitivinícolas amparados por una indicación geográfica. «Vino Generoso» — El uso del término está permitido para los productos vitivinícolas amparados por una indicación geográfica. Sistemas de origen: Denominación de origen controlada (DOC), Indicación geográfica (IG), Indicación de Procedencia (IP).
- TechnicalThe certificate and the analysis reportConfirmedwithout this the consignment cannot enterLos requisitos para la importación de productos vitivinícolas en el territorio de una Parte deberán cumplirse mediante la presentación a las autoridades competentes de la Parte importadora de: a) un certificado expedido por un organismo oficial del país de origen conjuntamente reconocido, y b) si el producto vitivinícola se destina al consumo humano directo, un informe de análisis elaborado por un laboratorio reconocido oficialmente por el país de origen, que incluya la siguiente información: i) grado alcohólico volumétrico total; ii) acidez total, expresada en ácido tartárico; iii) acidez volátil, expresada en ácido acético, y iv) dióxido de azufre total.
- ConditionStock already produced under the old rulesConfirmedin the exporter’s favourLos productos vitivinícolas y bebidas espirituosas que, en la fecha de entrada en vigor del presente Acuerdo, hayan sido producidos, descritos y presentados de conformidad con las disposiciones legislativas y reglamentarias de cada Parte y con los acuerdos vigentes aplicables entre las Partes, pero que no cumplan las disposiciones de este anexo, podrán comercializarse en las condiciones siguientes: a) por los mayoristas o productores, durante un plazo de 3 (tres) años, y b) por minoristas, hasta que se agoten las existencias.
- Name · EU GI145 protected European names in this product classConfirmedthere are names that cannot be usedThis position falls in the class Vinos, which the annex defines by code. Those names cannot be used in the European Union, not even with «type», «style» or «imitation». For example, Baden, Franken, Mittelrhein, Mosel, Pfalz, Rheingau, among others. Search the name used to sell the product. 14 of those names have a transitional regime, with a deadline.
- Name · Mercosur GI157 Mercosur names are protected in the European UnionConfirmeda protection in the exporter’s favourA product from one of those areas that meets its specification is protected by the name in the EU. See which ones.
EU requirements for this line (7)check which ones apply to the product
The European Commission assigns them to the whole line, so each one should be checked against the actual product.
- EU · healthControl of contaminants in foodstuffsRegulation 2017/625, Regulation 315/1993, Regulation 2023/915 and 3 more acts
- EU · healthHealth control of Genetically Modified (GM) food and novel food
- EU · healthHealth control of foodstuffs of non-animal originRegulation 2017/625, Regulation 852/2004, Regulation 2073/2005 and 7 more acts
- EU · labellingPresentation and labelling of wine and certain wine productsRegulation 2019/33, Directive 2007/45, Directive 2011/91 and 8 more acts
- EU · healthTraceability, compliance and responsibility in food and feedRegulation 178/2002
- EU · specific requirementCertificate and analysis report for wine, grape juice and mustRegulation 2019/934, Regulation 2018/273, Regulation 1308/2013
- Only if applicableVoluntary - Products from organic productionRegulation 2018/848, Regulation 834/2007, Regulation 2021/2325 and 4 more acts
Source: Access2Markets (European Commission) · checked on 1 September 2026
6 · Authorisations and registrations
What must be approved before exporting
The European Union's list of authorised countries and its approval of establishments apply to products of animal origin. They do not apply to this product.
7 · Cross-cutting EU regulations
EUDR, CBAM and safeguards
These are the rules that stop a shipment for reasons unrelated to the duty. Neither of the two covers this line, according to the list of codes in the annex of each regulation.
EUDR · deforestation
Prohibits placing on the EU market products linked to deforestation. It covers seven commodities (cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya and wood). It does not cover this line, because it is not in the list of codes of Annex I.
Source: Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, Annex ICBAM · carbon border adjustment
Charges at the EU border for the carbon embedded in certain energy-intensive goods (cement, electricity, fertilisers, iron and steel, aluminium and some chemicals). It does not cover this line, because it is not in the list of codes of Annex I.
Source: Regulation (EU) 2023/956, Annex ISafeguards
Chapter 9 of the agreement allows either Party to suspend the preference for a product if increased imports cause injury to its industry. It is a mechanism, not a list, and nothing applies unless a specific measure has been imposed. Check in TARIC whether any measure is in force for 2204 10 94.
Measures in force · No data8 · Destination
Choose a destination country
The duty, the schedule, the quota and the rule of origin are the same in all twenty-seven Member States, so no country needs to be chosen for the above. What changes by country is the label language, VAT, excise duty and local formalities.
Excise duties in the EU
On top of the duty, which is the same in all twenty-seven, this product pays an excise duty set by each country. The table shows the standard rate for sparkling wine, which is what applies if it is in bottles with a mushroom-shaped stopper held in place by ties or has an excess pressure of 3 bar or more, exceeds 1.2% vol but not 15% vol and all its alcohol results from fermentation. Choose a destination to see the bands, the reduced rates and the other possible categories.
| Country | Sparkling wine, standard rate |
|---|---|
| Austria | €0/hl |
| Belgium | €256.3223/hl |
| Bulgaria | €0/hl |
| Croatia | €0/hl |
| Cyprus | €0/hl |
| Czechia | 2,340 CZK/hl (≈ €96.40) |
| Denmark | 1,843 DKK/hl (≈ €246.86) · 1 more band |
| Estonia | €179.27/hl |
| Finland | €504.97/hl |
| France | €10.38/hl |
| Germany | €136/hl |
| Greece | €0/hl |
| Hungary | 19,650 HUF/hl (≈ €50.55) |
| Ireland | €849.68/hl |
| Italy | €0/hl |
| Latvia | €148/hl · 1 more band |
| Lithuania | €296/hl |
| Luxembourg | €0/hl |
| Malta | €20.5/hl |
| Netherlands | €95.69/hl |
| Poland | 233 PLN/hl (≈ €54.72) |
| Portugal | €0/hl |
| Romania | 83.81 RON/hl (≈ €16.49) |
| Slovakia | €79.65/hl |
| Slovenia | €0/hl |
| Spain | €0/hl |
| Sweden | 2,958 SEK/hl (≈ €268.04) · 1 more band |
Rates as each country publishes them in TEDB, the European Commission database, as they stood between 1 January 2026 and 1 July 2026, depending on the country. This is what each country reports; what is binding is its national law.
Choose one of the destinations available
9 · EU market
How much of this product the EU imports
In 2025 the EU imported €568,168 from outside the EU; Argentina is not among the suppliers.
Where the EU buys from (2025)
| Rank | Country | Value | Share | €/kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Chile | €224,103 | 39.4% | €4.20/kg |
| 2nd | Australia | €186,835 | 32.9% | €6.65/kg |
| 3rd | United Kingdom | €79,229 | 13.9% | €8.79/kg |
| 4th | United States | €38,621 | 6.8% | €9.23/kg |
| 5th | Russia | €33,535 | 5.9% | €3.02/kg |
Another €121 comes from origins Eurostat does not identify (ship stores, commercial or military reasons).
Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay enter with the same cut (2025)
| Rank | Country | Value | Share | Quantity | €/kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Argentina | No sales | — | — | — |
| — | Brazil | No sales | — | — | — |
| — | Uruguay | No sales | — | — | — |
| — | Paraguay | No sales | — | — | — |
Under the agreement they pay the same duty as Argentina, so they compete on price and volume. The rank is among all suppliers from outside the EU.
Who imports within the EU (2025)
| Rank | Member State | Value | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Netherlands | €233,822 | 41.2% |
| 2nd | Sweden | €221,174 | 38.9% |
| 3rd | Ireland | €34,679 | 6.1% |
| 4th | Latvia | €33,535 | 5.9% |
| 5th | Germany | €15,807 | 2.8% |
It is the Member State that declares the import, which is not always where the goods are consumed: the ports of the Netherlands and Belgium receive goods for the whole Union.
What your competitors pay
What the 11 countries on the list pay. On this line the duty is not a single figure to compare with yours, so look at each row.
Country by country (11)
- Argentina, todayDepends on the FOB value per litreUnder the EU-Mercosur agreement
- Argentina, at the end0%Reaches zero on 1 January 2038
- Chile1st EU supplier0%EU preference for its originTARIC, measure 142 (tariff preference), Decision 3016/24, since 1 February 2025
- Australia2nd EU supplier€32/hlNo preference, pays the MFN dutyTARIC, measure 103 (MFN duty), Regulation 2204/99, since 1 July 2000
- United Kingdom3rd EU supplier0%EU preference for its originTARIC, measure 142 (tariff preference), Decision 2253/20, since 1 January 2021
- United States4th EU supplier€32/hlNo preference, pays the MFN dutyTARIC, measure 103 (MFN duty), Regulation 2204/99, since 1 July 2000
- Russia5th EU supplier€32/hlNo preference, pays the MFN dutyIt also pays an additional duty for its origin of 50% (Regulation 1227/25).TARIC, measure 103 (MFN duty), Regulation 2204/99, since 1 July 2000
- Mexico€0/hlEU preference for its originTARIC, measure 142 (tariff preference), Decision 0415/00, since 1 July 2016
- Canada0%EU preference for its originTARIC, measure 142 (tariff preference), Decision 0037/17, since 21 September 2017
- South Africa0%EU preference for its originTARIC, measure 142 (tariff preference), Decision 1623/16, since 10 October 2016
- New Zealand0%EU preference for its originTARIC, measure 142 (tariff preference), Decision 0244/24, since 1 May 2024
- Vietnam0%EU preference for its originTARIC, measure 142 (tariff preference), Decision 0753/20, since 1 August 2020
- China€32/hlNo preference, pays the MFN dutyTARIC, measure 103 (MFN duty), Regulation 2204/99, since 1 July 2000
The countries are the five largest non-EU suppliers of this line (Eurostat, Comext) and a fixed reference list, with an agreement with the EU (Chile, Mexico, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand and Vietnam) and without one (United States and China). Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay enter under the same agreement as you.
Each figure is the TARIC measure in force today for that origin, in the edition of 1 October 2026. Before clearing goods, the importer checks TARIC with the date and the ten-digit code.
TARIC, European Commission, edition of 1 October 2026 (CIRCABC)
10 · What to do, in order
The steps, in order
4 steps, in the order they are taken. Each one comes from a block of this sheet.
- 1Confirm the tariff classification with a customs brokerThis whole sheet depends on the line being 2204 10 94. If the line changes, so do the duty, the quota, the rule of origin and the requirements. It is the one step that cannot be skipped.Customs broker
- 2Register as an exporter with ARCA (Argentina)On the Argentine side, the export is lodged with customs, which requires registration in the exporters' register. That registration comes before the first shipment.
- 3Check that the product is originating, and be ready to prove itThe rule for 22.04 – 22.05 requires that all the conditions it lists be met at the same time, not just one. Without proof of origin there is no preference, and the MFN duty is paid even if the product qualifies. Origin is proven with the exporter's statement on origin (Annex 3-C). At the start, the transitional certificate of origin of Annex 3-D also applies (notice 2026/875).The exporter makes the statement. A certifying body is involved if the transitional certificate of Annex 3-D is needed.
- 4Check the technical and labelling rules for the productComposition, additives, contaminants, packaging and label. The EU product requirements for this line are in block 5; the detail by destination country, in the Commission's search tool. See it in Access2MarketsEuropean Commission · Access2Markets