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pt.bev-cuvee.org · AS OF 2026-11-10

Portugal

The business-to-business (B2B) hub for beverage alcohol: the trade rulebook for beverage alcohol, country by country, each section with its official sources.

As of 2026-11-10

Market status

Licensed. Alcohol falls within the national excise framework. Activity-specific trading permissions: Not yet sourced.

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Who can trade

Import, wholesale and distribution licences and food-business registrations: Not yet sourced.

Business-to-business (B2B) online sale: Not yet sourced.

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Customs and duty

Tariff headings: 2203 covers beer made from malt; 2204 covers wine of fresh grapes and certain grape must; 2206 covers other fermented beverages, including cider, and qualifying mixtures; 2208 covers spirits, liqueurs and other spirituous beverages.

Import duty: The European Union common customs tariff applies. Detailed classification, origin, preferences and other tariff measures determine the duty. A four-digit heading alone does not establish the payable duty.

Excise: The alcohol excise code distinguishes beer, wine, other fermented beverages, intermediate products and spirits. Detailed current category treatment and reliefs: Not yet sourced.

Territorial treatment, including island variations: Not yet sourced.

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Labelling

Required language(s): Portuguese.

Mandatory alcohol warnings: National alcohol-health or pregnancy warning: Not yet sourced.

Alcohol strength: Beverages above 1.2% alcohol by volume declare their actual strength; wine follows sector-specific rules.

Allergens: Relevant allergens require declaration, using “contains” if there is no ingredient list. Sulphites above 10 milligrams per litre require declaration.

Origin: Wine requires provenance. Other foods require origin where omission misleads; stated origin may trigger primary-ingredient origin disclosure.

Wine particulars: Ingredient and nutrition declarations apply, subject to transition for wine produced before 8 December 2023. Electronic disclosure is conditional; allergens and energy remain on the physical label.

Ingredient-dependent warnings: Sweetener and aspartame statements apply where relevant.

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Age and sale limits

Legal purchase age: 18.

Sale-hour and channel limits: Alcohol sales are generally prohibited from 00:00 to 08:00, with statutory exceptions including specified hospitality and passenger facilities. Vending-machine sales are prohibited. The precise treatment of wholesale-only transactions under these restrictions: Not yet sourced.

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Protected names

Protection framework: The European Commission maintains the legal registration database for protected food, wine and spirit names, alongside a register of protected traditional wine terms. Registration status and product specifications determine the applicable protection.

Verified examples: Rioja and Champagne are protected designations of origin for wine. These examples are not an exhaustive list.

Additional named spirit, beer and cider protections: Not yet sourced.

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GTIN authority

Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) member organisation: GS1 Portugal, Associação Portuguesa de Identificação e Codificação.

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Not yet sourced

Activity-specific import, wholesale and distribution permissions; food-business registrations; online trade; detailed excise treatment and reliefs; territorial variations; national health warnings; wholesale scope of sale restrictions: Not yet sourced.

Additional named spirit, beer and cider protections: Not yet sourced.

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