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Exporting from the EU - what you need to know
The Market Access Database (MADB) gives information to companies exporting from the EU about import conditions in third country markets:
Brexit
The United Kingdom withdrew from the European Union and is a third country as of 1 February 2020. During the transition period, which ends on 31 December 2020, Union law, with a few limited exceptions, continues to be applicable to and in the United Kingdom.
The Commission is in the process of updating some of the content on this website in light of the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union. If the site contains content that does not yet reflect the withdrawal of the United Kingdom, it is unintentional and will be addressed.
How does this help you? / Which information can you get there?
- Duties & taxes on imports of products into specific countries
- Procedures & documents required for customs clearance in the partner country
- Statistics on trade flows in goods between EU and non-EU countries
- Trade barriers affecting your exports
- Food safety/animal health/plant health measures
- Preferential agreements & rules of origin
- Services for SMEs
- Country trade information
Latest updates
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02-Apr-2020
Mali Changes and implementation of modifications:
- No nomenclature changes
- No changes of tariff rates
- No amendments to the internal taxation -
02-Apr-2020
Iceland Changes and implementation of modifications:
- No nomenclature changes
- Changes of tariff rates
- No amendments to the internal taxation -
02-Apr-2020
Afghanistan Changes and implementation of modifications:
- No nomenclature changes
- No changes of tariff rates
- No amendments to the internal taxation
News
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Commission publishes guidance on export requirements for personal protective equipment - News item
On 15 March, the Commission introduced export authorisation requirements for exports of personal protective equipment outside of the European Union. This is a measure of temporary nature and not an export ban and is in line with all of the EU’s international obligations.
20 Mar 2020