Covered by CBAM

7202 41 90: covered by UK CBAM

Imports under commodity code 7202 41 90 are covered by the UK carbon border tax (CBAM), in the iron and steel sector. From 1 January 2027 they count towards the £50,000 threshold, and once you're over it you pay tax on the carbon in them.

HMRC's description
Ferro-chromium, containing by weight greater than 6% carbon
Heading
7202: Ferro-alloys
Sector
Iron and steel
HMRC's default value
2.585 tCO2e per tonne. Of HMRC's 478 iron and steel codes, 13% have a lower one
Tax per tonne
About £25.05, with the default value at HMRC's illustrative rate of £9.69 per tCO2e
For example
10 tonnes: about £250.49. 100 tonnes: about £2,504.87
Exclusions
7202 21, 7202 30, 7202 50, 7202 70, 7202 80, 7202 91, 7202 92, 7202 93, 7202 99 10, 7202 99 30, 7202 99 80 under 7202 are excluded, but this code isn't
Your 10-digit code
Import entries use 10-digit commodity codes. Every code that starts 7202 41 90 is covered

What it means for you

Other covered codes under 7202

CodeDescriptionDefault value (tCO2e per tonne)Tax per tonne
7202 11 20Ferro-manganese, containing by weight greater than 2% carbon, with a granulometry less than or equal to 5mm and a manganese content by weight greater than 65%1.859£18.01
7202 11 80Ferro-manganese, containing by weight greater than 2% carbon (excluding ferro-manganese with a granulometry of less than or equal to 5mm and containing by weight greater than 65% manganese)1.859£18.01
7202 19 00Ferro-manganese, containing by weight less than or equal to 2% carbon6.149£59.58
7202 41 10Ferro-chromium, containing by weight greater than 4% but less than or equal to 6% carbon2.585£25.05
7202 49 10Ferro-chromium, containing by weight less than or equal to 0.05% carbon3.157£30.59
7202 49 50Ferro-chromium, containing by weight greater than 0.05% but less than or equal to 0.5% carbon3.157£30.59
7202 49 90Ferro-chromium, containing by weight greater than 0.5% but less than or equal to 4% carbon3.157£30.59
7202 60 00Ferro-nickel5.502£53.31

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