#32026R1181EU suspends customs duties and opens tariff quotas for certain nitrogen fertilisers
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The regulation cuts import costs for certain nitrogen-based fertilisers and key inputs such as ammonia and urea by suspending Common Customs Tariff duties and creating autonomous tariff quotas. The aim is to make fertiliser supplies more stable and competitive for the EU market. It matters most for fertiliser producers, importers, distributors, and farmers. Businesses in the fertiliser supply chain should check whether their products fall within the covered categories and whether imports can use the new duty suspension or quota system.
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Key Changes
- Suspends Common Customs Tariff duties for selected nitrogen-based fertiliser inputs and products.
- Opens autonomous tariff quotas for certain fertilisers to support supply diversification.
- Aims to reduce fertiliser costs and ease pressure on EU farmers and food production.