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GECEX administers Brazil's Regime de Autopeças Não Produzidas (Resolução Gecex/Camex nº 284/2021), which grants reduced import duties on auto-parts tariff lines for which no equivalent domestic production exists. Resolution 750 revised the underlying list's four annexes in both directions: it excluded 532 tariff-line/ex-number combinations from Annex I and 33 from Annex II (concentrated in rubber-based components — tyres, tubes, and rubber semi-manufactures) on the basis that qualifying domestic production now exists, reverting those lines to the standard Mercosur Common External Tariff (TEC) rate; it separately added 284 new exemption-eligible codes across Annexes III and IV for parts still lacking domestic supply.
The resolution was issued the same day as the companion capital-goods Ex-Tarifário Resolution 745 (filed separately in this register), reflecting GECEX's routine, high-frequency Ex-Tarifário rebalancing cycle — the same family as companion resolutions 756, 768, 770, 772, 779, 782, 783, 794, 795, 808, 809, 811, 823, 826, 842 filed elsewhere in this register across 2025-26.
rubber-based components), incentivising sourcing from Mercosur-preference or domestic suppliers; GTA flags Australia, Austria and Belgium among the most trade-exposed partners in the affected lines.
alternately expands and prunes the non-produced-parts exemption list as Brazil's domestic auto-parts manufacturing base grows.
itemised in this filing; full annex text is in the DOU publication, which was not directly reachable during this research pass.
newly certified as supplying equivalent parts.