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Potential ad valorem rate of EU tariffs on dairy exports from the United Kingdom (UK) to the European Union (EU) in 2015, by product*

Characteristic	Effective ad valorem rate
Milk and cream, fat content 3-6%, not concentrated or sweetened	74%
Unripened or uncured cheese, fat content >40%	68%
Milk and cream in solid forms, unsweetened, fat content <=1.5%	63%
Fats and oils derived from milk, fat content >=99.3%	63%
Natural butter, fat content <=85% in packs of >1kg	63%
Milk and cream, fat content 21-45%, not concentrated or sweetened	50%
Cheddar cheese (not grated or for processing)	42%
Fresh mozzarella	41%
Whey in solid forms, unsweetened, protein content <=15%, fat content <=1.5%	6%

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September 2016

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United Kingdom

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2015

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* Without the development of a free trade deal between the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU) following Brexit, the UK would be subject to the EU's Common Customs Tariff under World Trade Organization (WTO) rules. EU tariffs are uneven and depend on the type of product; values are therefore estimates based on 2015 trade data and independent calculations.

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This statistic shows the ad valorem rate of EU tariffs on dairy exports to the European Union (EU) from the United Kingdom (UK), based on trade data from 2015. Without a free-trade deal following Brexit, trade of milk and cream with a fat content between three and six percent could be charged an extra 74 percent in EU tariffs, followed by 68 percent for unripened or uncured cheese.