EU TARIC & Combined Nomenclature lookup
TARIC (Tarif Intégré de la Communauté) is the European Union's integrated tariff. It combines the Common Customs Tariff with commercial and agricultural measures — preferences, quotas, suspensions, anti-dumping duties and import restrictions. Build the CN code from the HS base here, then open the exact TARIC line for the measures in force.
How the code levels fit together
HS — 6 digits
The internationally harmonised subheading, used by more than 200 economies. Example: 2204 21 — wine of fresh grapes, in containers of 2 litres or less.
CN — 8 digits
The Combined Nomenclature, the EU's statistical and tariff nomenclature. It adds two digits for EU-specific subdivisions. Example: 2204 21 06.
TARIC — 10 digits
Two further digits record EU measures such as anti-dumping duties, tariff quotas, suspensions or surveillance. This is the level at which the EU declares.
UK — 10 digits
Great Britain uses the same six HS digits but its own national digits. Always declare in the UK using the code from the UK Trade Tariff.
What TARIC covers
VAT & duty reference →Conventional & autonomous duties
The Common Customs Tariff third-country duty rates, plus autonomous suspensions and tariff ceilings adopted by the Council of the EU.
Preferential arrangements
Lower or zero rates under EU trade agreements, the Generalised Scheme of Preferences, the Everything But Arms scheme and preferential quotas.
Trade defence instruments
Anti-dumping, countervailing and safeguard measures that apply additional duties to specific products from specific origins.
Restrictions & prohibitions
Import and export restrictions, CITES controls, dual-use goods, agricultural measures, entry price systems and surveillance requirements.
Official EU data sources
TARIC consultation
The European Commission's official database, updated daily. Enter your CN or TARIC code to see every measure in force for your goods.
Monthly TARIC exports
The complete TARIC dataset in Excel format, published monthly and freely downloadable from the Commission, with anonymous access allowed.
EU open data portal
The EU Customs Tariff is also published as an open dataset on data.europa.eu, for reuse in your own systems and spreadsheets.