ANNOUNCEMENT 18 Feb 2011
In February 2011, the government of Brazil announced a change in import duties.
NUMBER OF INTERVENTIONS
2
SOURCE
Camex Resolution no. 7 of 17 February 2011, published in Official Gazette of 18 February 2011: http://www.camex.gov.br/legislacao/interna/id/769
Brazilian Foreign Trade Council. Câmara de Comércio Exterior. Resolução 82, de 25 de Outubro de 2018. Available at: http://www.camex.gov.br/component/content/article/62-resolucoes-da-camex/em-vigor/2128-resolucao-n-82-de-25-de-outubro-de-2018
On February 18, 2011, the Government of Brazil announced the amendment of the Most Favored Nation (MFN) import duties applicable to certain amino-resins, articles of apparel, molds for rubber or plastics and trailers and semi-trailers.
MERCOSUR's legislation allows member states -Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay- to exempt, on a temporary basis, up to 100 goods from the application of the common external tariff. The list of goods may be amended every six months.
The measure has been introduced by Brazil's Foreign Trade Council (Camex) and is based on Camex resolution no. 7 of 17 February 2011. It affects the following items:
Update
Some items have been amended (see "Related Measures"):
On 25 October 2018, the Brazilian Foreign Trade Council has adopted Resolution 82 revoking 124 resolutions including this one.
On February 18, 2011, the Government of Brazil announced the amendment of the Most Favored Nation (MFN) import duties applicable to certain amino-resins, articles of apparel, molds for rubber or plastics and trailers and semi-trailers.
MERCOSUR's legislation allows member states -Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay- to exempt, on a temporary basis, up to 100 goods from the application of the common external tariff. The list of goods may be amended every six months.
The measure has been introduced by Brazil's Foreign Trade Council (Camex) and is based on Camex resolution no. 7 of 17 February 2011. It affects the following items:
Update
Some items have been amended (see "Related Measures"):
On 25 October 2018, the Brazilian Foreign Trade Council has adopted Resolution 82 revoking 124 resolutions including this one.