The General Directorate of Customs established the tariff classification of 15 products in Argentina within the Mercosur Common Nomenclature, through the General Resolution 5831/2026.
The measure, published today (09.03.2026) in the Official Gazette, brings together 15 classification criteria (01/26 to 15/26) These decisions, developed after consultations submitted by foreign trade operators and analyzed by the agency's technical departments, determine the tariff code that corresponds to each item, a necessary identification carried out by Customs for import and export operations.
According to the annex to the regulations, among the classified productsThe items listed by Argentine Customs include soccer goalkeeper gloves, partially defatted soy semolina, polyurethane monofilaments, various injectable veterinary medicines, clothing, recycled plastic material (PET), bathroom sets, textile tapes used in lingerie, outdoor LED lights and women's pajamas, among others.
Customs clarified that such classifications were made in accordance with the proceedings established in the General Resolution 1618 of 2003, that regulates the tariff classification queries and search unify technical criteria and provide predictability to operators in the correct declaration of goods.
In foreign trade operations, the importer/exporter is legally responsible for the accuracy of the tariff classification declared to Customs, since —as mentioned— the applicable tariffs, regulatory requirements and other controls related to foreign trade depend on it.
The resolution it came into effect upon its publication and the technical details of each case were included in the corresponding annex.
The measure will also be communicated to Technical Committee No. 1 of Tariffs, Nomenclature and Classification of Goods of the MERCOSUR Trade Commission, responsible for coordinating tariff classification criteria among the countries of the bloc.
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