The existing quantities of the EU’s WTO bound TRQs for agricultural, fish and industrial goods have been established on the basis of the UK being an EU member state. The EU’s WTO schedule will no longer apply to the UK after its withdrawal. EU needs to adjust the TRQs dividing up the existing quantities between the UK and the EU, based on previous trade patterns.
The current quota of 90,000 tones of almonds would be apportioned as follows: 95.5% to the EU and 4.5% to the UK. The schedule needs to be agreed with the European Parliament before it becomes EU law. Negotiations at the WTO to split the quotas are ongoing.
| Almond quota | ||
| EU | 95.5% | 85,950 tonnes |
| UK | 4.5% | 4,050 tonnes |
Tariff rate quotas for EU27: EU ambassadors agree on the Council's position
