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United KingdomGOV.UK

October sugar quota licences expire earlier for Albanian imports

Most licences run to September 2027; Albania ends in December 2026. The notice also gives a Serbia security rate that differs from the statutory licensing table.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 26 August 2026

Tax

Industry: Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco

Sugar import licences under Notice to Traders 67/26 will run from 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2027GOV, except for Albania quota 05.4324, which expires on 31 December 2026GOV. Importers need to distinguish those periods when planning shipments against licences from the September application round.

The Rural Payments Agency accepted applications from 1 September until 5pm on 7 September 2026GOV GOV and said it would reject applications, securities or proof of trade received after that deadlineGOV. Applicants had to be established and VAT-registered in the UK, with correct supporting documents at submission.

For Brazil quota 05.4318 and the non-EU-country quota 05.4320, Annex 1 offered 46,571,000kg and 31,416,000kg respectively of sugar under CN codes 1701 1310 or 1701 1410 at a reduced duty rate. The notice requires security of £20 per tonne. For India quota 05.4321, it offered 4,159,000kg under CN code 1701 at zero duty, also with £20-per-tonne security.

For sugar under CN codes 1701 and 1702, the notice offered 136,000kg for Albania (05.4324), 24,652,000kg for Serbia (05.4326) and 953,000kg for Northern Macedonia (05.4327), at reduced duty rates. It specifies £17-per-tonne security for this group.GOV However, Schedule 2 of the Customs (Tariff Quotas) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020 lists £20 per 1,000kg for Serbia’s 05.4326. The notice itself says the statutory instrument is definitive.GOV Traders using the Serbia quota should clarify the security discrepancy with the RPA before relying on the notice’s figure.

For orders 05.4318, 05.4320, 05.4321, 05.4326 and 05.4327, the notice requires proof of at least 25 tonnes of sugar imports in each of 1 July 2025–30 June 2026 and 1 July 2024–30 June 2025. Regulation 29 requires qualifying goods to have been released under the free-circulation procedure. For a first application of the quota year under Albania’s order, the notice instead specifies 17 September 2024–16 September 2025 and 17 September 2023–16 September 2024. Its spreadsheet evidence fields are entry number, entry date, CN code, quantity and licence number where applicable.

Brazilian goods under 05.4318 must carry an origin-certifying export certificate from Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services, a requirement applying from 1 October 2024. Indian-quota applicants must be able to obtain the required export documentation from APEDA. The notice also requires an origin entry and “Yes” selection in box 8 for the country-specific quotas. In box 11, applicants must enter the security amount in pounds and its type, adding the trader number of the block guarantee holder when using another trader’s block guarantee.

Security against the main electronic licence, excluding extracts, is released automatically once at least 95% of the licensed quantity has been attributed. Traders should check the quota number, commodity description, security coverage, proof of trade, VAT certificate and authorised signature against the notice’s checklist.

The arrangements are governed by the Customs (Tariff Quotas) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020 (SI 2020/1432), particularly regulations 23–26, 29 and 35 and Schedule 2.

Check the expiry dates on October sugar quota licences and confirm the Serbia security discrepancy with the RPA before relying on the notice’s figure.

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