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End-Use Relief is designed to assist particular industries and trades within the EU by provision of a favourable rate of duty and/or levy on certain goods imported from non-EU countries provided, those goods are put to a prescribed use.

End-Use Relief is designed to assist certain industries in competing for orders with non-EU manufacturers and to provide a regularised framework for the implementation of certain international trade agreements, e.g., GATT Agreement for Civil Aircraft and their Parts. Importers who wish to take advantage of the End-Use Relief provisions are required to be authorised before they import or receive End-Use goods.

If you import goods into the EU connected with shipbuilding; drilling or production platforms; aircraft manufacture; newsprint; hydrocarbon oils; frozen beef and certain other agricultural products; then End-Use Relief could save you money.