Real import duty, by HS code, for 56 countries.

Pick your product, origin and destination. You get the applied MFN rate, any preferential (FTA) rate for your origin, the destination's own tax breakdown, and the official export-support schemes your exporting country publishes — with the data year and source on every number.

Duty & Benefits — any country, any product

Real import tariffs worldwide (World Bank WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS), the destination's own tax breakdown, and the official export-support schemes published by your exporting country. Pick your origin and destination country.

Product or HS code

Origin (export from)

Destination (import to)

HS 080450India Sri Lankaupdated 2026-10-09

Import duty into Sri Lanka

20%

MFN (applied) · 2023 · World Bank WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS

Export benefit (India)

1.7%

RoDTEP · % of FOB · DGFT Appendix 4R (RoDTEP schedule)

Export support in India

RoDTEP

Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT)

Remission of embedded duties & taxes on exported goods, paid as a transferable e-scrip on FOB value. Rate schedule in Appendix 4R.

Duty Drawback

Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs (CBIC)

Refund of customs duty paid on imported inputs used in exported goods (All Industry Rates or brand rate).

Advance Authorisation

DGFT

Duty-free import of inputs against an export obligation.

EPCG Scheme

DGFT

Zero-duty import of capital goods against an export obligation.

Export Credit Insurance

ECGC Ltd

Cover against buyer payment default and country risk; enables packing-credit terms from banks.

Export Finance

India Exim Bank

Pre- and post-shipment credit, buyer's credit and project export finance.

Official sources verified 2026-06. Scheme names, eligibility and rates change with each budget or trade-policy notification. Vametra AI links the administering authority's official page for every scheme — confirm current eligibility and rates there (or with a licensed broker/consultant) before you price or contract an export.

Remission of Duties & Taxes on Exported Products — tradable e-scrip. Confirm exact 8-digit rate in Appendix 4R.

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Vametra AI Brain · what this means for youAI read

On HS 080450 from India to Sri Lanka, the import duty is 20% MFN (applied), so that is the main landed-cost pressure on the buyer side. On your export side, India shows RoDTEP at 1.7% of FOB effective 2026-05-01, which can offset part of your export friction but will not neutralize the Sri Lanka duty. The single most valuable next action is to build the full landed cost in Sri Lanka so you can test pricing and margin before you quote.

Recommended next steps

01Build landed cost in Sri Lanka (Command Center)

Turn the duty rate into a full FOB → CIF → landed quote with FX.

02Find verified buyers in Sri Lanka

Real importer records with trust scores for this market.

03World demand for HS 080450

Top importing countries, world trade value and multi-year trend.

04Export support in India

The official schemes India publishes for its exporters, with authority links.

05India → Sri Lanka export guide

Documents, certifications, FTA status and buyer coverage for this exact lane.

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Where does the duty rate come from?

Applied MFN and preferential tariffs are read live from the World Bank WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS database (56 reporting countries, HS6 level) and cached for 7 days. The data year is shown next to every rate.

Why is my product not found?

Search by product name (e.g. 'turmeric') or type the 6-digit HS code. If WITS has no record for a country/product pair, we say so instead of guessing.

Does it show my own country's export benefits?

Yes. Pick your origin country and the result lists the official export-support schemes that country publishes — duty drawback, export VAT refunds, export credit, grants — each linked to the administering authority. Rates are shown only where a government publishes an official rate schedule (today, India's RoDTEP).

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