Zero-rated goods, in countries that use value-added tax (VAT), are products that are exempt from that value taxation.
Zero-rated goods are products that are exempt from value-added taxation (VAT).
Countries designate products as zero-rated because they are leading contributors to other manufactured goods and a significant component of a broader supply chain.
Often, goods and services that are zero-rated are those that are considered necessary, such as food items, sanitary products, and animal feeds.
Examples of zero-rated goods include certain foods and beverages, exported goods, equipment for the disabled, prescription medications, water, and sewage services.

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