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Raw Cane Sugar Autonomous Tariff Quotas

The Department for Business and Trade is conducting a formal review of the UK's autonomous tariff quota (ATQ) for raw cane sugar, examining tariff rates and import quotas in the context of trade policy and domestic sugar industry protection. The review follows parliamentary questions about tariff reductions on American ethanol imports and includes government response to stakeholder consultation on ATQ settings and related trade considerations. Current status involves government response publication and ongoing policy assessment.

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30 Apr 2026 | Guidance Department for Business and Trade HM Revenue & Customs HM Treasury linked

UK Trade Tariff: duty suspensions and autonomous tariff quotas

Temporary duty suspensions and autonomous tariff quotas (ATQs) for importing goods into the UK.

▤ View document · ↗ GOV.UK · ↓ List of tariff suspensions on medical and pharm…
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↓ UK duty suspensions: objection form ↓ list of autonomous tariff quotas ↓ List of business suspensions resulting from the 2021 applic… ↓ UK Duty Suspensions Application Guidance 2023 (13pp) ↓ Notice of UK duty suspensions: 2023 application window ↓ List of accepted 2023 suspensions applications ↓ 2024 Duty Suspensions Application Guidance (37pp) ↓ Notice of UK duty suspensions: 2024 application window ↓ Review of extending the UK's 2021 Duty Suspensions (12pp) ↓ consideration of the raw cane sugar ATQ volume for 2023 ↓ List of 2024 duty suspensions to come into effect ↓ full list of suspensions due to expire in 2026 ↓ suspensions guidance pack (2025 to 2026) (37pp) ↓ full list of suspensions due to expire in 2026 ↓ suspension guidance pack (38pp) ↓ consideration of raw cane sugar and fish ATQ volumes in 2021 ↓ Notice of UK duty suspensions: 2025 to 2026 window