Srbija uvela kvote na niz proizvoda

January 17, 2026

TL;DR

Serbia introduced temporary import restrictions on certain iron and steel products and portland cement from January 1 to June 30.
The restrictions cover five product groups: portland cement, hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel products, ribbed concrete steel, hot-rolled wire rod, and ribbed concrete steel bars.
A total import quota of 421,094 tons has been set, with 250,350 tons allocated for cement.
Exceeding the quotas will result in a 50% tariff on these products.
The import quotas primarily affect the European Union, Turkey, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, North Macedonia, Ukraine, China, and Belarus.
Sub-quotas are divided into individual quotas per country, based on their share of imports from 2020-2024.
Individual quotas are further divided into quarterly sub-quotas to ensure even market supply and allow for quota spillover.
The distribution of quotas follows a 'first-come, first-served' principle based on the chronological order of customs declarations.
Importers seeking preferential tariff treatment must provide proof of preferential origin.
The Customs Administration manages the process and reports monthly to the Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade.

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