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NorwayLovdata

Zero RÅK duties for Mercosur, India, Kosovo from 31 October

Amendment 31 October 2026 nr. 2221 adds 0 kr/kg footnotes for Mercosur, India, Kosovo and others, extends the Mexico/Moldova zero rate and adjusts berry and dairy-line rates.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 4 November 2026

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Industry: Manufacture of food products · Manufacture of beverages

Importers of industrially processed agricultural goods pay zero duty on a wider set of origins and tariff lines from 31 OctoberLovdata 2026Lovdata, when amendment 31 October 2026 nr. 2221 to RÅK-importforskriften (FOR-2012-12-20-1424)Lovdata took effectLovdata. The amendment adds four new zero-rate footnotesLovdata, extends existing origin preferences to Kosovo and MERCOSURLovdata, and adjusts a handful of dairy-line and berry rates.

The four new footnotes set the duty rate to 0 kr/kgLovdata: footnote 19 for goods of MERCOSUR origin under tariff lines 17.04.9010, 19.02.4000, 20.06.0031 and 21.03.2021Lovdata; footnote 20 for goods of Indian origin under 17.04.1000 and 17.04.9010Lovdata; footnote 21 for goods from the Philippines, India, Indonesia, Kosovo, MERCOSUR, Moldova and the United Kingdom under 21.06.1002Lovdata; and footnote 22 for goods from the Philippines, Indonesia, MERCOSUR, Moldova and the United Kingdom under 21.06.9094Lovdata. The corresponding footnote markers were added to the affected rows in Vedlegg 1, alongside the existing markers already on those lines.

Kosovo and MERCOSUR join the origin lists for matrix calculation (MX2) and declaration calculation (D2), and the EØS/EFTA rate in footnote 2 now applies to goods of Kosovar and MERCOSUR origin as wellLovdata. Footnote 12, which sets 0 kr/kg for 20.06.0031 on import from Mexico, now covers Moldova too. Footnote 13, which taxes the listed origins at the ordinary duty rate, adds MERCOSUR to its country list. The amendment's purely editorial change of the MX1, MX2, D1 and D2 headings from “paragraf 2” to “§ 2” changes nothing substantive.

Three Vedlegg 1 dairy-line rates move in the EØS/EFTA and FTA columnsLovdata: 04.03.2020 from 11,55 to 11,60 kr/kgLovdata Lovdata, 04.03.2030 and 04.03.9002 from 3,12 to 3,13 kr/kgLovdata Lovdata, and 21.05.0020 from 4,02 to 4,03 kr/kgLovdata Lovdata; the tredjeland and GSP columns on those lines are unchanged. In Vedlegg 2, the EØS/EFTA/FTA matrix and declaration columns move for berries: BRINGEBÆR falls from 1,022 to 0,372 kr/kgLovdata Lovdata and BRINGEBÆRKONSENTRAT from 5,282 to 1,922 kr/kgLovdata Lovdata, while JORDBÆR rises from 0,282 to 0,432 kr/kgLovdata Lovdata and JORDBÆRKONSENTRAT from 1,452 to 2,232 kr/kgLovdata Lovdata.

RÅK-importforskriften governs reduced duty rates for processed agricultural goods in Vedlegg 1: finished goods use the listed rate unless the line directs matrix calculation (MX, a fixed element plus a variable element from the content of representative goods such as milk powder, butter, wheat flour and raspberries) or declaration calculation (D, from the percentage content of Vedlegg 2 raw materials). Reduced-rate permits under § 2 second and third paragraphs are granted on application, Landbruksdirektoratet supervises the scheme, and the permit shows a minimum duty of 0,39 kr/kg. Legal basis is lov 21. desember 2007 nr. 119 om toll og vareførsel (tolloven) § 9-1 og § 9-3 and lov 11. mars 2022 nr. 8 om tollavgift (tollavgiftsloven) § 5-1 og § 5-3, as stated in the regulation's Hjemmel.

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Forskrift om fastsettelse av nedsatte tollavgiftssatser ved import av industrielt bearbeidede landbruksvarer