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UK reports a larger Uruguay beef quota for 2026–27

Uruguay’s annual quantity is 1,123,000 kg for one quota year; Chile’s rises to 561,000 kg, alongside new allocation figures across other agricultural quotas.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 17 August 2026

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The UK’s 2026 tariff-rate-quota figures report an annual quantity of 1,123,000 kg for Uruguay beef under order number 05.4452GOV, replacing 770,000 kgGOV. The larger quantity is expressly limited to 1 July 2026–30 June 2027GOV. The July row records 75,345 kg both applied for and issued, leaving 1,047,655 kg.

For Chile beef under order number 05.4181, the reported annual quantity rises from 527,000 kg to 561,000 kgGOV GOV. Its quota year runs from 1 July to 30 June. The new July row shows no applications or issues and the full 561,000 kg remaining. Both entries appear in the beef Certificates of Authenticity section, with Chile identified as an FTA quota and Uruguay as a WTO quota.

Other July beef figures show Argentina’s 05.4450 quota with 51,055.70 kg issued from 111,000 kg available, leaving 59,944.30 kg. Brazil’s 05.4453 quota shows 9,806.20 kg issued from 1,049,000 kg, leaving 1,039,193.80 kg. Separately, Australian beef quota 05.4970 records July issues of 2,303,795.29 kg and a remaining quantity of 46,098,863.95 kg.

The September–November allocation for Chinese garlic under 05.4105 is also reported. Against 2,531,763 kg available, applications total 5,931,348 kg. The allocation coefficient is 42.684445%, with 2,531,748 kg issued and 15 kg remaining. That entry concerns the September–November sub-period of a quota year running from 1 June to 31 May.

September poultry figures include 79,178 kg issued under Argentina’s 05.4077 quota, leaving 317,822 kg. Thailand’s 05.4212 records 720,360 kg issued and 1,400,797 kg remaining; Thailand’s 05.4256 records 117,600 kg issued and 796,367 kg remaining. Each of those September rows shows a 100% allocation coefficient.

For other September allocations, pigmeat quota 05.4038, open to countries other than the EU, records 40,000 kg issued and 7,106,250 kg remaining. Cereals quota 05.4125, for countries other than the USA, Canada and EU, records 313,000 kg issued and 55,821,000 kg remaining. Tunisian olive oil quota 05.4032 shows 400,000 kg issued and 5,277,084 kg remaining, while US rice quota 05.4127 shows 520,000 kg issued and 364,750 kg remaining.

The Australian sugar entry for 05.4973 corrects May’s quantity issued to 20,400,000 kg, replacing the previously displayed 140,000,000 kg. Its July row shows no new applications or issues and 119,600,000 kg remaining. Australian cereals quota 05.4976 records 800,420 kg issued in July, leaving 74,235,310 kg.

The licensing framework is Part 3 of the Customs (Tariff Quotas) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020; the quantities above are those reported in the UK tariff rate quotas 2026 tables.

Recheck the applicable quota order number, origin, period and remaining quantity before planning imports against the revised allocations.

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