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Brazil defines quotas to export with reduced tariffs to Norway

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Briefings

Brazil established export quotas for Noruega under the Mercosul-EFTA agreement, effective November 1, 2026. The measure allows specific agricultural and livestock products like beef, milk, and corn to be sold at reduced tariffs. The process requires digital submission via Siscomex, with a 60-day window for export execution. Coverage is limited to products explicitly listed in the regulation, and the agreement's full implementation across all EFTA members remains incomplete.

Key points

• Brazil's Secex published regulations effective November 1, 2026, granting preferential tariff access for specific agricultural and livestock exports to Norway.
• The mechanism requires digital submission through Siscomex, with a 60-day window for export execution and a 15-year potential duration for tariff reductions on certain products.

Context

The Mercosul-EFTA agreement was signed in Rio de Janeiro in 2025, with Norway's benefits starting November 1, 2026. Brazil's trade surplus with Norway reached $7.74 billion in September 2026, and the agreement aims to eliminate 100% of tariffs on industrial and fishing sectors.

Limitations

Regulations apply only to specific listed products; full agreement implementation across all EFTA members is incomplete; some EFTA countries have not yet completed national procedures for the agreement.

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