NCM 2204.10.10 is the Brazilian tariff code for wine; sparkling. This code carries 18% import duty (II) and 6.5% IPI. EU-origin products in this category benefit from the EU-Mercosur trade agreement. This is one of 2 NCM codes under HS heading 2204.10.
Classification hierarchy
Official Brazilian text: Tipo champanha (champagne)
Tax breakdown for NCM 2204.10.10
Taxes are cascading — each applies on a different base. Use the calculator for the exact total.
Trade overview — HS 2204.10
UN Comtrade 2024Brazil imported $87.2M of products under HS heading 2204.10 in 2024. Top suppliers:
Trade data is at the 6-digit HS level. See full HS 2204.10 details →
Regulatory agencies
Products under this NCM may need pre-approval before customs clearance.
EU-Mercosur impact
Wine has a TRQ of 75,000 hectoliters at reduced rates. Spirits see gradual tariff reduction over 10-12 years.
Other NCM codes under HS 2204.10
| NCM | Description (PT — official) | II | IPI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2204.10.90 | Outros | 18% | 6.5% | Calculate → |
How to import NCM 2204.10.10 into Brazil
- Confirm with your customs broker — NCM 2204.10.10 must exactly match your product description. Misclassification leads to fines and seizure.
- Calculate total cost — base import duty is 18%, but Brazil adds IPI (6.5%), PIS/COFINS (11.75%), ICMS (17–20%), and AFRMM (8%) on top. Use our calculator for the exact total.
- Get import licenses — this chapter requires clearance from ANVISA, MAPA. Apply before shipping.
- Choose entry port — ICMS varies by state (17–20%). Compare state rates to optimize your route.
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Regulatory Agencies
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