No-deal Brexit tariffs revealed
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The UK will eliminate import tariffs on a wide range of goods and keep the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland free of customs checks if it leaves the European Union with a no-deal Brexit

UK-EU trade (2017)

€320.7 billion
€399.1 billion

EU imports from UK: Will face World Trade Organisation “most favoured nation” (MFN) tariffs*

UK imports from EU: Majority (87%) of tariffs to be set at zero. Tariffs mostly on food items to protect British farmers from cheap imports

*Without free trade agreement, EU must charge same tariff rate on imports – irrespective of their origin
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UK temporary tariffs (12 months)

Butter  60 - 73%
Cheese  18 - 24%
Poultry 15.8 - 61.8%
Sugar, molasses  15-41.9%
Sheep meat   12.8-16.6%
Corned beef  8%
Fish  8 - 24%
Cocoa  7.7 - 9.6%
Pork  7.1 - 11.4%
Beef  6.8% plus €93.3 per 100kg
Fats, oils  3.8-12.8%
Textiles and clothing 2.5-12% 

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EU – selected MFN tariffs

Dairy products  35.4%
Sugars, confectionery  23.6%
Beverages, tobacco  19.6%
Animal products  15.7%
Cereals  12.8%
Fish, fish products  12.0% 
Clothing  11.5%
Fruit, vegetables, plants  10.5%
Textiles  6.5%
Coffee, tea  6.1%
Oilseeds, fats, oils   5.6%
Chemicals 4.2%
Leather, footwear 4.1% 

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Sources: UK parliament, World Trade Organisation
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