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The EU–Mercosur Interim Trade Agreement has been provisionally applied since 1 May 2026. Poland's action for annulment before the EU Court of Justice (Case C-460/26) is pending. Savings shown are estimates. Official Journal notice

HS 0807 · Fruit and nuts

Melons and papayas

Data last updated 18 October 2026 · schedule data 2026.10.2

In short

The EU's duty on Mercosur melons and papayas is up to 7.7% today and reaches zero by 2033; Brazil already charges no duty on EU melons and papayas.

Rates at a glance

Into the EU from Mercosur

3 tariff lines

Preferential duty 2026

0–7.7%

Duty-free on all phased lines by

2033

Agreement base rate

0–8.8%

Applied MFN rate today

0–8.8%

Into Brazil from the EU

3 tariff lines

Preferential duty 2026

0%

Duty-free on all phased lines by

No phase-out

Agreement base rate

10%

Applied MFN rate today

9%

Work out the duty on your shipment

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About this product

Melons, watermelons and papayas are phased out by the EU over a medium schedule, and one line is free from the start. Mercosur drops its duty on European melons as soon as the agreement applies. Brazil supplies a lot of melons to Europe in the northern winter.

How the duty falls, year by year

Highest and lowest ad valorem duty each year over the lines on a path to zero. Excluded and quota-only lines keep their duty and aren't included.

Highest preferential ad valorem duty by year, 0807Mercosur → EU: 7.7% in 2026 to 0% in 2033. The table below has the same figures.0%5%10%20262027202820292030203120322033
Mercosur → EU

Into the EU from Mercosur

Into the EU from Mercosur
YearAd valorem dutyLines duty-free
20260–7.7%1 / 3
20270–6.6%1 / 3
20280–5.5%1 / 3
20290–4.4%1 / 3
20300–3.3%1 / 3
20310–2.2%1 / 3
20320–1.1%1 / 3
20330%3 / 3

Into Brazil from the EU

Nothing to phase out in this direction: every line is already duty-free, excluded or only covered by a quota.

Lines by staging category

The staging category sets the speed of the cut: 0 is duty-free from entry into force, 4 to 15 are the years to zero, E is excluded and letter codes are quotas or special treatments.

Mercosur → EU

  • 7× 2
  • 0× 1

EU → Mercosur

  • 0× 3

Tariff-rate quotas

No tariff-rate quota applies to this heading.

Rates in each Mercosur country

Each member has its own base rate and applied MFN rate. The preference is cut from the base rate, or from the applied rate where that's lower (Art. 2.4(7) of the agreement), so the current rate can differ by country.

Rates in each Mercosur country
CountryBase rateApplied MFNPreferential 2026Zero byApplied-rate source
Brazil10%9%0%–Brazil applied import duty, Res. Gecex 272/2021 Annexes II, V, VI, IX (MDIC), as of 5 October 2026
Argentina10%9%0%–Argentina applied import duty (DIE), ARCA Arancel Integrado, as of 18 October 2026
Uruguay10%9%0%–Uruguay applied import duty (Arancel Nacional, MEF), as of 10 February 2025Manual snapshotOlder than 180 days
Paraguay10%9%0%–Paraguay applied import duty (Arancel Nacional Vigente, MEF), as of 4 November 2025Manual snapshotOlder than 180 days

All tariff lines

Line descriptions are the English text of the schedules (CN 2013 for the EU, NCM 2012 for Mercosur).

Into the EU from Mercosur: 3 lines
Into the EU from Mercosur
CodeDescriptionStagingBaseApplied MFN2026Final
0807 11 00Fresh watermelons78.8%8.8%7.7%Freefrom 2033
0807 19 00Fresh melons (excl. watermelons)78.8%8.8%7.7%Freefrom 2033
0807 20 00Fresh pawpaws "papayas"0FreeFreeFreeFree
Into Brazil from the EU: 3 lines
Into Brazil from the EU
CodeDescriptionStagingBaseApplied MFN2026Final
0807 11 00Fresh watermelons010%9%FreeFree
0807 19 00Fresh melons010%9%FreeFree
0807 20 00Fresh papaws (papayas)010%9%FreeFree

All headings in chapter 08: Fruit and nuts

Data and method

Worked out with the calculator's engine from the agreement schedules (Annex 2-A) and the applied-rate files, for agreement year 2026. Mercosur → EU figures assume Brazilian origin, which only matters for the few origin-specific quotas; EU → Mercosur figures are for Brazil unless the country table says otherwise.

Methodology and data sources

Estimates only, not legal or customs advice. Check the official schedules before relying on a rate.