Trade remedies notice 2024/11: registration of imports on certain engine oils and hydraulic fluids from Lithuania and the UAE
Published 8 October 2024
This public notice was published on 8 October 2024 by the Secretary of State under 听
The public notice instructs HMRC to register the importation of certain engine oils and hydraulic fluids from Lithuania and the UAE (the 鈥榞oods鈥� it relates to are described under the heading 鈥榞oods description鈥�).听听
Registration of the goods
This public notice gives effect to the Secretary of State鈥檚 decision under paragraph 29 of Schedule 4 to TCTA to require HMRC to register the goods, which are the subject of an ongoing investigation and to which an anti-dumping amount may be applied.
From 9 October 2024 HMRC will begin registering the goods.
Under , when a definitive remedy is implemented with respect to registered goods, duties may be payable from a date up to 90 days preceding the implementation of any provisional remedy. The level of duties charged will be determined by the definitive remedy that is implemented.听听
Goods description
The goods concerned are those subject to and are defined as being 鈥榗ertain engine oils and hydraulic fluids originating in Lithuania and the United Arab Emirates鈥�. This includes:
- passenger car motor oils
- heavy duty commercial vehicle oils
- hydraulic oils
- grades included: 5W-30, 5W-40, 0W-16, 0W-20, 0W-30, 10W-40, 10W-30, 20W-50, SAE40, SAE50, 15W-40, ISO32, ISO46, ISO68, HV32, HV46, HV68
These goods are also subject to the additional code 8056 and all other oils within the commodity codes are subject to additional code 8055.
UK Global Tariff commodity codes subject to registration
The goods are imported under the following commodity codes:听听
- 2710198120
- 2710198130
- 2710198140
- 2710198190
- 2710198300
Imposition date
This public notice takes effect, and the registration of the goods applies, from 9 October 2024.
Expiration date
The goods will continue to be registered until the Secretary of State publishes a public notice instructing HMRC to stop registering the goods.