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What data does Entrida use?

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HS chapter 73 · June 2026 edition

CORRIDOR

London · United Kingdomİstanbul · Türkiye

The Türkiye→UK trade corridor

Industry Index rank

#9▼ 3

Industry Index Score: 42 / 100

Score components

Import value — 40%£515M
Growth — 30%-9.8%
Tariff advantage — 30%0 points margin

Computed with the same deterministic formula as the index — How the score works (methodology v1)

UK imports from Türkiye — 2025

£515M-9.8% vs 2024

Source: HMRC overseas trade statistics

Tariff position

UK Global Tariff (MFN): 0%
Türkiye preferential rate: 0%

The MFN rate for the representative heading is already 0% — the corridor advantage here is logistics, speed and supply-chain position rather than duty.

Representative rates read from heading 7318. A chapter spans many commodity codes — always check your full code on the UK Trade Tariff.

Source: UK Trade Tariff Check your exact code with the free tariff tool

Regulatory watch for this chapter

Action needed
UK steel trade measure in force from 1 July 2026 — Türkiye holds country quotas
The steel safeguard and its 25% additional duty ceased on 30 June 2026; the new steel trade measure applies from 1 July 2026. Türkiye holds country-specific quota allocations (including rebars, merchant bars and hollow sections), and steel imported outside quota pays a 50% tariff.
Department for Business and Trade22 Jul 2026Source
Watching
Construction products: UK proposes product traceability and labelling duties
MHCLG proposes that construction product manufacturers label products with a unique product identifier and a data carrier (e.g. QR code) linking to digital product information, and retain risk-assessment and safety-incident records for 10 years. Importers would have to verify the manufacturer's risk assessment and keep product documentation for 10 years. These are consultation proposals, not yet in force; the consultation closed 20 May 2026.
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government25 Feb 2026Source

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