Tariff quota

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/what-customs/customs-procedures/customs-duty/tariff-quota_en

A tariff quota is a quantitative limit on the import of certain goods for which preferential (often reduced or zero percent) customs duties apply up to a specified threshold; imports exceeding that threshold are subject to the standard tariff rate.

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