accord général sur les tarifs douaniers et le commerce

156 (IV)

GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADEACCORD GÉNÉRAL SUR LES TARIFS DOUANIERS ET LE COMMERCE

GENEVA (1979) PROTOCOL

TO THE GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE

PROTOCOLE DE GENÈVE (1979) ANNEXÉ À

L'ACCORD GÉNÉRAL SUR LES TARIFS DOUANIERS ET LE COMMERCE

Volume IV

30 June 1979

Geneva

THE CONTRACTING PARTIES TO THEGENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE

LES PARTIES CONTRACTANTES A L'ACCORD GENERALSUR LES TARIFS DOUANIERS ET LE COMMERCE

GENEVA (1979) PROTOCOLTO THE GENERAL AGREEENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE

PROTOCOLE DE GENEVE (1979) ANNEXE AL'ACCORD GENERAL SUR LES TARIFS DOUANIERS ET LE COMMERCE

30 June 1979Geneva

TABLE OF CONTENTS - TABLE DES MATIERES

Page Volume

Text of Protocol ...................................................... 5 I

Texte du Protocole ................................................... 7

Annex - Schedules of contracting parties and theEuropean Economic Community

Annexe - Listes des parties contractantes et de laCommunauté Economique Européenne

V - Canada (English text) ...................................... 25 -

(Texte français) ................................. 223 -

X - Czechoslovakia ............................................ 431 -

XIII - New Zealand ............................................... 635 -

XIV - Norway .................................................. 707 -

XVIII - South Africa ............................... 957 -

XX - United States .............................. 989 II

XXIV - Finland ................................................. 1717

XXX - Sweden ..................................... 1871

XXXII - Austria ..................... ............................ 1975 III

XXXVIII - Japan................................................. 2271 -

XLV - España ..................................... 2555LVII - Yugoslavia ................................................ 2707 -

LIX - Suisse .................................................. 2713 -

LXII - Iceland ................................... 2931 IV

LXIV - Argentina (Spanish text) ................... 3023 -

(English text) ................................ 3027 -

LXVI - Jamaica .................................................. 3029 -

LXIX - Roumanie ................................... 3031

LXXI - Hungary .................................................. 3055

LXXII & (Communautés européennes (Texte français) .. 3271LXXII bis (European Communities (English text) ....... 3471

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Schedule LXII - ICELAND

Note

The attached Schedule enters into force

in accordance with the conditions set out in theGeneva (1979) Protocol to the General Agreementon Tariffs and Trade, on the following under-standings:

1. The offered concession rates represent the

rates at the final stage of implementation.

2. On the understanding that the tariff reductionsoffered by other contracting parties will be imple-mented over a period of eight years and will starton 1 January 1980, the full concessions offered by

Iceland will be applied as of 1 January 1980. Should,

however, other participants withold, withdraw or

defer the implementation of concessions for certainitems, Iceland reserves its rights to act

accordingly.

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SCHEDULE LXII -- ICELAND

This schedule is authentic only in the English languagePART I

Most-Favoured- Nation Tariff.TariffItem Bate ConcessionNumber Deseriptionof Products Rate ofDuty Rate of Duty

03.03 Crustaceans and molluscs, whether in shell or not, fresh (live ordead), chilled, frozen, salted, in brine or dried; crtustaceans, in shell,simply boiled in water:

01 -Cuttle-fish and mussel for bait ................................... 0009 -Other ................................................ 50 0

04.05 Birds' eggs and egg yolks, fresh, dried or otherwise preserved,sweetened or not:

10 -Eggs in shell . .......................................... 35 020 -Other ................................................. 35 0

05.01 00 Human hair, unworked, whether or not washed or scoured; wasteof human hair ............................................. 55

05.02 00 Pigs', hogs' and boars' bristles or hair; badger hair and otherbrush making hair; waste of such bristles and hair.........................15 0.

05.03 00 Horsehair and horsehair waste, whether or not put up on a layeror between two layers of other material .....................15 0

05.04 00 Guts, bladders and stomachs of animals (other than fish), wholeand pieces thereof ......................................... 18

05.05 00 Fish waste ............................................... 0[05.06]05.07 00 Skins and other parts of birds, with their feathers or down, feathers

and parts of feathers (whether or not with trimmed edges) anddown, not further worked than cleaned, disinfected or treated Forpreservation; powder and waste of feathers or parts of feathers 30 0

05.08 00 Bones and horn-cores, unworked, defatted, simply prepared (butnot cut to shape), treated with acid or degelatinised; powder andwaste of theseproducts................................................... 25 0

05.09 00 Ivory, tortoise-shell, horns, antlers, hooves, nails, claws and beaks,unworked or simply prepared but not cut to shape, and waste andpowder of these products; whalebone and the like, unworked orsimply prepared but not cut to shape, and hair and waste of theseproducts................................................. 25

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Most- Favoured-Nation Tariff.TariffItem Base Concession

[05.10][05.11]05.12 00 Coral and similar substances, unworked or simply prepared but

not otherwise worked; shells, unworked or simply prepared butnot cut to shape; powder and waste of shells .......................35 0

05.13 00 Natural sponges ....... 10

05.14 00 Ambergris, castoreum, civet and musk; eantharides; bile, whetheror not dried; animal products, fresh, chilled or frozen, or other-wise provisionally preserved, of a kind used in the preparationof pharmaceutical products ............................ .. 35 0

05.15 00 Animal products not elsewhere specified or included; dead animalsof Chapter 1 or Chapter 3, unfit for human consumption .......35 18

06.03 00 Cut flowers and flower buds of a kind suitable for bouquets or forornamental purposes, fresh, dried, dyed, bleached, impregnatedor otherwise prepared ......................... 100 90

06.04 Foliage, branches and other parts (other than flowers or buds) oftrees, shrubs, hushes and other plants, and mosses, lichens andgrasses, being goods of a kind suitable for bouquets or ornamentalpurposes, fresh, dried, dyed, bleached, impregnated or otherwiseprepared:

01 - Christmas trees (without root) and Christmas tree branches 100 9009 - Other ................................................ 90

07.03 00 Vegetables provisionally preserved in brine, in sulphur water or inother preservative solutions, but not specially prepared for im-mediate consumption ........................... 70 40

08.01 Dates, bananas, coconuts, Brazil nuts, eashew nuts, pineapples,avocados, mangoes, guavas and mangosteens, fresh or dried,shelled or not:

10 -Bananas........................................... 0-Coconuts:21 - - Coconuts, crushed .................................350

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.Tariff

Item BaseConcessionNumber DescriptionofProducts Rate ofDuty Rate of DutyCitrus fruit, fresh or dried:

10 Oranges .............................................. 15 020 - Mandarines (including tangarines and satsumas); clementines.

wilkings and other similar citrus hybrids ......................-Lemons and limes:

31 --Lemons .......................................... 15008.05 Nuts other than those failing within heading No. 08.01, fresh or

dried, shelled or not:10 - Almonds ......................... 20

20 - Hazelnuts ......2030 - Other .. 20

08.06 Apples, pears and quinces, fresh:10 -Apples .......20 -- Pears and quinces ............ 15

08.09 Other fruit, fresh:01 -Melons ..............

09 -Other ........... 008.12 Fruit, dried, other than that falling within heading No. 08.01,

08.02, 08.03, 08.04 or 08.05:01 -- Prunes ................. 20 2002 - Apricots ............................................. 40 2003 - Mixed fruit ........................................... 40 2009 - Other ....................................................... 40 20

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Number Description of Products Rate of Duty Rateof Duty

09.04 00 Pepper of the genus "Piper"; pimento of the genus "Capsicum"or the genus "Pimenta". ...... 100 80

09.05 00 Vanilla ......................... 100 8009.06 00 Cinnamon and cinnamon-tree flowers....................................... 100 8009.07 00 Cloves (whole fruit, cloves and stems) ............. 100 8009.08 00 Nutmeg, mace and cardamoms........................................... 100 8009.09 00 Seeds of anise, badian, fennel, coriander, eumin, caraway and

juniper ..........................................................100 8009.10 Thyme, saffron and bay leaves; other spices:

10 - Ginger ............................................... 100 8020 - Other ................................................. 100 80

11.07 00 Malt, roasted or not ..................................... 25 011.08 Starches; inulin:

01 -Starch of potato in retail packings of 5 kg or less ........................ 15 702 -- Starch of potato in other packings........................... 1503 -Other starch and inulin in retail packings of 5 kg or less ... 15 709 -Other starch and inulin in other packings ... 15 7

11.09 00 Wheat gluten, whether or not dried .. 15 15

12.01 Oil seeds and oleaginous fruit, whole or broken:10 - Ground-nuts . .......................................... 20020 -Copra ................................................ 20030 - Palm nuts and kernels ................................. .040 - Soya beans .................................................... 20 050 -Linseed ............................................... 20 060 - Cotton seeds ............................................. 20 070 - Castor oil seeds ................................................ 20 080 - Sunflower seeds ....................... 20 0

90 - Sesamum seeds .......................................... 20 095 - Rape or colza seeds .............................................. 20 099 -Other ................................................. 20 0

12.02 00 Flours or meals of oil seeds or oleaginous fruit, non-defatted,(excluding mustard flour) .......................................... 200

12.03 Seeds, fruit and spores, of a kind used for sowing:01 - Seeds of grass in packings of 10 kg or more ............... 009 -Other ................................. 00

12.04 00 Sugar beet, whole or sliced, fresh, dried or powdered; sugar cane 40 0[12.05]12.06 00 Hop cones and lupulin ................................................. 0

12.07 00 Plants and parts (including seeds and fruit) of trees, bushes,shrubs or other plants, being goods of a kind used primarily inperfumery, in pharmacy, or for insecticidal, fungicidal or similarpurposes, fresh or dried, whole, cut, crushed, ground or powdered 25 0

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.Taritf

Base ConecessionNumber Description ofProducts Rate of Duty Rate of Duty

12.08 00 Chicory roots, fresh or dried, whole or cut, unroasted; locustbeans, fresh or dried, whether or not kibbled or ground, butnot further prepared; fruit kernels and other vegetable productsof a kind used primarily for human food, not falling within anyother heading .................................................. 70 0

[13.01]13.02 Shellac, seed lac, stick lac and other Iacs; natural gums, resins,

gum-resins and balsams:01 - GumArabic .......................................... 009 -Other ................................................ 0

13.03 Vegetable saps and extracts; pectic substances, peetinates andpectates; agar-agar and other mucilages and thickeners, derivedfrom vegetable products:

01 - Pectin ............................................... 002 - Liquoricc extract in blocks of 4 kg or inore and liquorice

extract, or liquorice powder, in containers of 3 kg or more 30 003 - Other liquorice extracts ... 70 5009 - Other ...............................................30 0

14.01 00 Vegetable materials of a kind used primarily for plaiting (forexample, cereal straw, cleaned, bleached or dyed, esier, reeds,rushes, rattans, bamboos, raffia and lime bark) ............ 140

14.02 00 Vegetable materials, whether or not put up on a layer or betweentwo layers of other material, of a kind used primarily as stuffingor as padding (for example, kapok, vegetable hair and cel-grass) 30 15

14.03 00 Vegetable materials of a kind used primarily in brushes or inbrooms (for example, sorgho, piassava, couch-grass and istle), 15whether or not in bundles or hanks ..........................

[14.04]14.05 00 Vegetable products not elsewhere specified or included............... 35 18

15.03 00 Lard stearin, cleostearin and tallow stearin; lard oil, olco-oil andtallow oil, not emulsified or mixed or prepared in any way ...... 25 0

15.04 Fats and oils, of fish and marine mammals, whether or not refined:10 - Fish lirer oil .......................................... 1820 - Other fish oils and fats .... 1830 - Oils and fats of marine mammals ......................... 35 18

15.05 00 Wool grease and fatty substauces derived therefrom (includinglanoliu) ................... 10

15.06 00 Other animal oils aid fats (including neat's-foot oil and fats frombones or waste) ........................................... 18

15.07 Fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude, refined or purified:10 --Soya bean oil ..........................................20 - Cotton seed oil ...........................................30 - Ground-nut oil ...........................................21 1540 Olirc oil ...................... 21 1550 - Sunflower seed oil ...................................... 21 15

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff1.ri ((.Tarii' onBeseonaccssi.T~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11-sl Ils Celcsi.....,n of Products Il. j^g~tRa,eofutyRatepf,, ,,,,. )utyrDuty

.......................551 - Rape, colza or mustard oil .2 1560 -...................................... .. . 1.. ........ 2/ 15.......651- Palm oil .2/ 1570 - Cocon...........................ut1 15pra) oil.2 . 1S75 - 1alm kernel oil. 2/ 1580 - Castor oil .2/ 15

85 - Sesamum oil .2/ .. . .. 15........9021 Other ../ 15

15.08 Animal and vegetaole oils, hailed, oxidised, dehydrated, sulphurised,blown or polymerised by heat in vacuum or in inert gas, or other-wise modified:

01 - Linseed oil .............2./......... 12 0

09 - ...... .....2.......................... .o0[15.09115.10 Fatty acids; acid oils from retining; fatly alcohols:

- Fatty acids; acid oils from refining:11 - - Stearin (composite product of palmitic acid and stearic ac21) I 019 -- Other ...................... 2 020 - Fatry alcohols. 18 / 0

15.11 00 Glycerol and glycerol ly.....................25 ........'$ 015.n2m Asial or vegetable oils and fats, wholly or partly hydrogenated

or solidified or hardened by any other process, whether or notrefined, but not further prepared:

01 - Soyabean oil ........... .......7.......7 -02 - Cotton seed oi............7....... 7 703 - Other vegetable.............................. ..... 21 1509 - Animal oils ................. .............. 25 13

15.13 Margarine, imitation lard and other prepafed edible tats:10 - Mar......................... 70 70

20 - Other. 0 7 70[15.14115.15 00 Spermaceti, crude, pressed or refined, whether or not coloured;

beeswax and other insect waxes, whether or not co5oured ...2 015.16 00 Vegetable waxes, whether or not coloured ....................25 . 015.17 00 Degras; residue resultieg front thc treatment of fatty substances or

animal or vegetable wax.. .................... .. .......... 25 0

16.01 00 Sausages and the like, of meat, meat offal or animal blood 1 /0 0 9016.02 00 Other prepared or preserved meat or me.............. ... 1 0 /0 9016.03 00 Meat extracts and meat juices; fish..xtracts .. ................1 I00 4616.04 Prepared or preserved fish, including caviar and caviar substitutes:

- In airtight packing:01 - - Herring, including hets........................ 100 ° 4602 - - Herring.....lets ./........ 10 . 0 4603 - - Kippers........... .......... 100 / o 4604 - - Sardines.........../ 100 4605 - - Fish cakes, fish pudding end the lik. 1 0 /0 4606 - - Caviar and ca iar substitutes .. 100 /° 4607 - - Other roe and product...................... . 100 0 4608 - - .................. .. .. ... 1 /00 4609 --Tuna ... 1 /00 4611 - - Other ... 16

- In other packings:12 - - Herring ........... ..... 4619 - ................................... 100. ..c.c 46

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Most-Favoured-Nation Triff.TaritfItem

Number

16.05 Crustaceans and molluses, prepared or preserved:- In airtight packings:

01 - - Shrimp .02 - - Mussel.03 --Other .

- In other packings:04 --Shrimp ...........09 - - Other .............................................

17.01 Beet sugar and cane sugar, in solid form:10 - Raw sugars

- Other:21 --- Cube sugar in retail packings of 5 kg or less.22 -- Cube sugar in other packings.23 -- Granulated sugar in retail packings of 5 kg or less.24 - - Granulated sugar in other packings, n. e. s..25 - - Soft brown sugar .

26 - - Castor sugar.27 - - Candy sugar .

29 -- - Other .

17.02 Other sugars in solid form; sugar syrups. not containing addedflavouring or colouring matter; artificial honey. whether or notmixed with natural honey; caramel:

01 - Glucose, not containing added flavouring orcolouring matter02 - Artificial honey, also mixed with natural honey..............03 - Syrups .

04 - Caramel..09 --- Other.

17.03 Molasses:01 - Molasses for animal food .

02 - Flavoured or coloured, n. e. s.........................09 - Other .

17.04 Sugar confectionery, not containing cocoa:01 - Sweetened liquorice and liquorice preparationss.........02 - Paste of powdered almonds and sugar or persipan, in blocks

of 5 kg or more .......................................03 - Sugar bonbons sweet tablets and lozenges n.e. s. .......

04 - Chewing gum, whether or not covered with sugar ..........05 -- Caramels .............................................06 - Preparations of gum Arabic ..09 Other ................................................

[17.05]

18.01 00 Cocoa beans, whole or broken, raw or roasted .................18.02 00 Cocoa shells, husks, skins and waste .........................18.03 00 Cocoa paste (in bulk or in block), whether or not defatted .....18.04 00 Cocoa butter (fat or oil) .......... ...........................18.05 Cocoa powder, unsweetened:

01 - In retail packings of 5 kg or less ........................09 -Other.

18.06 Chocolate and other food preparations containing cocoa:01 - Cocoa powder, sweetened .

02 - Paste of nougat its blocks of kg or more..03 - Powder for making desserts ................04 - Cooking chocolate in bars slabs, containing onlycocoa

beans, sugar and not more than 30°, ofcocoabutter.05 - Other chocolate in bars and slabs, untilled .. .

06 - Filled chocolate and chocolate coated candy incluading creams09 -- Other .

Base ConcessionBate of Duty Base of Duty

100 46100 46100 46

100 46100 46

0 0

0 0

0 0

00

0 020 2020 20

200

70

0

20

100

35100100

100.100

.20

30300

2121

21

100

100100

100

35700

70

707020

46

464646

46

0

21

10

46464646

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Most-Favoured-NationTariffTariffItem Base Concession

Number Rate ofDuty Rateof Duty

19.02 Malt extract; preparations of flour, meal, starch or malt extract,of a kind used as infant food or for dietic or culinary purposes,containing les than 50% by weight of cocoa:

01 - Powder for making desserts ............................................. 4602 - Malt extract. ......................................... 50 2509 - Other ................................................50 50

19.03 00 Macaroni, spaghetti and similar products ................................... 60 6019.04 Tapioca and sago; tapioca and sago substitutes obtained from

potate or other starches:01 - In retail packings of 5 kg or less ...... ................... 20 2009 - In other packings.......................................20 20

19.05 00 Prepared foods obtained by the swelling or roasting of cereals orcereal products (puffed rice, corn flakes and similar products) 50 50

[19.06]19.07 Bread, ships' biscuits and other ordinary bakers' wares, not con-

taining added sugar, honey, eggs, fats, cheese or fruit; communionwafers, cachets of a kind suitable for pharmaceutical use, sealingwafers, rice paper and similar products:

01 - Crispbread ................................................ 3702 - Ships' bisctits, bread crumbs and rusks ....................... 3709 - Other .................................................80 37

19.08 Pastry, biscuits, cakes and other fine bakers' wares, whether ornot containing cocoa in any proportion:

01- Pastry. .................... 80 37- Biscuits and rusks:

02 -- Crackers ............................................80 3703 --- Chocolate coated ... 80 3704 -- Other ............................................... 3709 - Other ................................................ 80 37

20.01 00 Vegetables and fruit, prepared or preserved by vinegar or aceticacid, with or without sugar, whether or not containing sult, spicesor mustard ............................................ 70

20.02 Vegetables prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar oracetic acid:

01 - Tomato purée ............................. 502502 - Asparagus .......................... 6003 - Mushrooms .............................................70 7004 - Peas and other leguminous vegetables. n. c.s 70 7005 - Carrots ................. 70 7006 - Red cabbage.70 7007 - Potato powder................. 70 7008 - Potatoes in airtight packings . .70 70

09-Other.........................................707020.03 00 Fruit preserved by freezing, containing added sugar .........................100 80

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff~~~~~~~I Icl....N.)T.iff . tzct,;ls¢l

:Sugid iiel.sp . . -I

20.07nc a e Fmruit juices (iluding grp ust) and vegetable juices, whetheror nbuotucontaineing adnotded sugar, t nfermentd and containingspirit:- Orange juice:

and not containing sugar, incontain1rsoif1 -- Iiif~rlo hoiut - l a g mig ,iran tmluimirs -r50 kg or more . ...................0.................. 3° iS

19 -- - Other . ......................................50.... 5 SO3;20 - Grupefruil juice:

iners Unfernentel andl it iim. ta.ini sugar, in en toli rsof50 kg or nore. ..............0..................15.. 3o is

- --O .................. 50.......................... S35- Jlice of ovhwr cifril itnersoflnl;rmuit.d and nIt .o-- t;ailliitg ttglr it'Ilt imr5 ,,r

.30 kg or mor ..J............0.................15...... 3° is- Otler .........50........................ S0 35

41 -- IinetZpi juice

Unfertonted and t ott- ll ilstgr. in Imtaima rr51 kg or sore.. ...................................... 3° S-- - Other.S-a3

W -- Tomato juirontainers of rsttelllt l :a1i1l 0,z1 'lltolairun' .I l~l;suielrS i,

50 kg or .llt'.. 30 15

- Otler .......................................50... fO3560 -- Iuiie nj y nthrr:s, tlt

rsof---- Ilt'rn~i'lteil :1aidl 1t1111ilt ilaiuiuig litorS 1

Sil or more.Jo 3 i S- - Other ....... SO 3S

n -- Mixtures ojujfice.- -- I lfl 11111 ,ttt at:ll Itit luteeiidiuirg sf

50 kg or more.. 30 S-----)tl r ..........................50..5.............. S234

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Most-Favoured -Nation Tariff.Tariff B eas o CusceoisinItem Descriptionof Products.,, R 'aof Or DuRatelst oUtDofy

[21]01121.02 Extracts, essences or concentrates, of coffee, tea or éat6; pre-

parations with a basis of those extracts, essences or concentrates;roasted chicory and other coffee substitutes and extracts, essencesand concentrates thereof:- Extracts, essences or concentrates, of coffee, and preparations

with a basis of those extracts, essences or concentrates; roastedchicory and other roasted coffee substitutes and extracts, essencesand concentratts shereof:

11 - - Roasted chicory and other roasted coffeebsulstitutes andextracts, essences and concentrates thereof ............. 70 34

19 - - Other ............................................. 07o 7020 - Extracts, essences or concentrates, of tea or éatw, and pre-ar.

ations with a basis of those extracts, essences or concentrates 70 7021.03 00 Mustard flour and prepared mustard .................. 100/0o 4621.04 Sauces; mixed condiments and mixed seasonings:

01 - Tomato ketchup...................................... 1 /00 4602 - Sauces of oil (e.g. mayonnaise ané r6mouladesauces) 1/00 4609 - Other............................................... 1t00 46

21.05 Souas end broths, in liquid, solid or powder form; homogenisedcomposite food preparations:-Soups and broths in liquid, solid or powderform:

11 - - Soup powder in packings of 5 kg or more0.7° 20019 - - Other............................................. 00o 46

-- Homogenised composite food preparations:21 - morogenised composite food preparations containing meat

or meat offals ........ ................08U29 - - Other homogenised composite food preparatnios... 100cO 46

21.06 Natural yeasts (active or inactive); prepared baking powders:01 - Yeast, active or inactive .0302 - Baking powders, prepared .............................. 100o 46

21.07 Food preparations not elsewhere specified or included:01 - Non-alcoholic preparations (concentrated extracts) for mak-

ing beverages............................ .0 0°02 --Puddings and powder for m................... 1 /00 4603 - Emergency foods in specially marked packings, and foods

specially prepared for diabetics ......................... 0 . 2o 2004 Candy, containing neither su 50 nor cocoa . 2005 -Half.prcpared cereals ....................50............ cr 5006 -Maize canned, preserved or froze................o......... . 60 60

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.Tariff BaseConcession

Number Description of Products Rate of DutyRateof Duty

- Fruit juices, prepared and mixed more than specified inheading No. 20.07:

07 - -In packings of 50 kg or more ................ 2508 - - In other packings ....... .................. 50 4511 - Soya beans, prepared or canned 100 7012 - Flavoured or coloured syrups .......................... 100 7019 - Other .................................................100 90

22.01 Waters, including spa waters and acrated waters; ice and snow;01 - Spa waters and other acrated waters.............. 100 46

09 -Other ................................................22.02 Lemonade, flavoured spa waters and flavoured acrated waters,

and other non-alcoholic beverages, not including fruit and vegetablejuices falling within heading No. 20.07:

01 - Carbonated beverages ................................... 100 4609 - Other .................................................... 46

22.03 Beer made from malt:01 - Malt ale and other high fermentation ale, containing not leseui 1HIv

than 8a of mult extract and less%ofn 21H,cohol llAmo lby vtl-....................................u1e ./00 46

09 - Other ...... .............. ........................... 4622.04 00 Grape must, in fermentation or with fermentation arrested other-

wise than by the addition of alcohol ........................... . 07 2022.05 Wine of fresh grapes; grape must with fermentation arrested by

the addition of alcohol:01 - Sparkling wines ........................................ 0 2o002 - White wines other than Rhine wine0 . 20003 - Red wines ....................................... 0.... 0 2 0o04 - Rhine wines ............................*.......... 005 - Sherry ................................. 209 -Other ................................. 0......................... 0

22.06 00 Vermouths, and other wines of fresh grapes flavoured witharomatic extract............................................

22.07 00 Other fermented beverages (for example, cider, perry and mead) 02 022.08 00 Ethyl alcohol or neutral spirits, undenatured, of a strength of

80% or higher; denatured spirits (including ethyl alcohol andneutral spirits) of any strength 52 13

22.09 Spirits (other than those of heading No. 22.08); liqueurs andother spirituous beverages; compound alcoholic preparations(known as "concentrated extracts") for the manufacture ofbeverages:

10 - Whiyk.......................................0................ 02

-Spirits obtained yY distilling ovine or grape mare:21 - Cognac ................................... 20O29 - Other ............... ........ ...................... 20o

- Other:31 - Ethanol, undenau,red, of a strength of ess hthan 8%"

by volume ........................................ 2532 --- Aqua vitae .........0'3 Coneva ......................

14.......................................................................035 - Vodka.................................................. ..... 2r00636 - - Concentratndeextracts fio thn e:umanufacture ofbevege-s 20 2039 -- Other ......... ......................... .... 2 0

22.10 00 Vinegau asd substitutes for vinegar y90 3

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onTariff~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :ADBa,t':i'iNu~wii Rate of Duty Rate of Duty '..tr I)i~t It:t.if 14i

23.01 me Ffours and meals, of nrat, olfals, eish, crustaceans or molluscs,unfit for human consumption; greaves:

I0m - Flours and mfals, of neat or offals, unJit for human consump-.ion; greaves ............-.......... ...18

20 - Flours and meals, of eish, crustaceans or molluscs, unfit forhu...........tion ............. ........5.............. 3

24.02 Manufactured tobacco; tobacco extracts and essences:10 g- Cigars an........................................ . .35 3520 ..............s ..........-----.----................50.... SO 50

-Other:31 - - Pipe tobacco .. ........... 35 3532 --Snuff ......................... 1839 - - Other............................3. . 35

25.01 Common salt (incluning rock salt, sea salt aid table salt); puresodium chloride; salt liquors; sea water:

01 - Colmon salt (rock salt, sea salt and table salt) iu retailpackings of 5 kg or..... .................... . 5

02 - "Feeding salt" . ....................................... 0 009 - .................................. g/ .. /000 k I kr- 0

25.02 00 Unroasted iron pyrite.......................... ..10... /o 025.03 00 Sulphur of all kinds, other than sublimed sulphur, precipitated

sulphur and colloidal sulphur ....25.....00Natural graphite ..20° (

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ltem

Descriptionof Products Base ConcessionMumber Rate of Duty Rate ofDuty

25.05 00 Natural sands of all kinds, whether or not coloured, other than,metalbearing sands falling within heading No. 26.01 ...........

25.06 00 Quartz (other than natural sands); quartzite, including quartzitenot further worked than roughly split, roughly squared or squaredby sawing ................................................. 0

25.07 00 Clay (for example, kaolia and bentonite), andalusite, kyaniteand sillinmanite, whether or not calcined, but not including expandedclays falling within heading No. 68.07; mullite; ehamotte and dinasearths ......................

25.08 00 Chalk......................................................... 20[25.09]25.10 Natural calcium phosphates, natural aluminium calcium phos-

phates, apatite and phosphatic chalk:10 - Unground. .. 20

20 - Ground ....... ...................... ..................

25.11 00 Natural barium sulphate (barytes); natural barium carbonate(witherite), whether or not calcined, other than barium oxide 20

25.12 Siliceous fossil meals and similar siliecous earths (for example,kieselguhr, tripolite or diatomite), whether or not calcined, of anapparent specific gravity of 1 or less:

01 - Kieselguhr ....................................... 20 1109 - Other .......................................................... 30 0

25.13 Pumice stone; emery; natural corundum, natural garnet andother natural abrasives, whether or not heat-treated:

01 -- Pumice ...... ... .............................09 - Other ... 20

25.14 00 Slate, including slate not further worked than roughly split,roughly squared or squared by sawing .......................... 20

25.15 00 Marble, travertine, ecaussine and other calcareous monumentaland building stone of an apparent specific gravity of 2.5 or moreand alabaster, including such stone not further worked thanroughly split, roughly squared or squared by sawing .............. 20

25.16 00 Granite, porphyry, basalt, sandstone and other monumentaland building stone, including such stone not further workedthan roughly split, roughly squared or squared by sawing........... 20 11

25.17 Pebbles and crushed or broken stone (whether or not heat-treated),gravel, macadam and tarred macadam, of a kind commonly usedfor concrete aggregates, for road metalling or for railway or otherballast; flint and shingle, whether or not heat-treated; granulesand ehippings (whether or not heat-treated) anld powder of stonesfalling within heading No. 25.15 or 25.16:

01 - Tarred macadam, gravel with a bituntinous binder and othergravel, of a kind commonly used for concrete aggregates, forroad metalling or for railway or otherballast....... 2011

09 - Other ......................................20 725.18 00 Dolomite, whether or not calcined, including dolomite not further

worked than roughly split, roughly squared or squared by sawing;agglomerated dolomite (including tarred dolomite).... 20

25.19 00 Natural magnesium carbonate (magnesite); fused magnesia; dead-burned sintered) magnesia, whether or not containing small quan-tities of other oxides added before sintering; other magnesiumoxide, whether or not chemically pure .20

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Number Descriptionof Products Rate of Duty Rate of Duty

25.20 Gypsum; anhydrite; calcined gypsum, and plasters with a basisof calcium sulphate, whether or not coloured, but not includingplasters specially prepared for use in dentistry:

-Gypsum and anhydrite:11 - -- Gypsum, unworked, whether or not ground ....... 019 ----Other 2020 - Other ............ ......................................................

25.21 Limestone flux and calcareous stone. commonly used for themanufacture of lime or cement:

01 Lime fertiliser ............................................09 - Other...

25.22 Quicklime, slaked line and hydraulic lime, other than calciumoxide and hydroxide:

01 - Slaked lime. .............................................................09 -- Other ..................................................... 0

25.23 00 Portland cement, ciment fondu, slag cement, superulphatecement and similar hydraulic cements, whether or not colouredor in the form of clicker .. 20 11

25.24 00 Asbestes :..................................................[25.25]25.26 00 Mica, including splittings; mica waste ........................

25.27 00 Natural steatite, including natural steatite not further workedthan roughly split, roughly squared or squared by sawing; tale ^

25.28 00 Natural eryolite............................................. '125.29125.30 V( Crldc natural borates and cconcentrates thereof (cali-ed or not),

but not includingmborates separated fron natural brine; crudenatural horic acid cont8i%ino II, Bo,e than 15 f 11, 1Ocalcu............................. ......... ...20.. 4

25.u1 00 Felnpar, lemphre. nephelizr afnd nejieline sy....c; luorspar ......-02b.32 Ue .Mineral ..................................................... 0

26.01 Metallic ores and concentrates and roasted iron pyrites:10 pyritesRoasted iron jvitriu (pirites cinders)lomerated or 10t aggi-llrtiei d /Iictes, gglomerated.................non-atlooierated ............./.ri--ers,e , eiuettes,eac)................ br10iit-tt's., .. /

ates....Cojper ores and ronci'a!rt.s ...................... ./n5rates -\-itk1l orns and coneala..itr ............................. .

en0 a- Aluninium ores and cincctrttes ..................... 045 -- Lend ores and coa...trates .......................a .......

.................nd concentrates .es - Tin orts sn ilon nitruls ..............................

61 - .1'1igase mreganiferous irontes. including nang-iaijr-c s iiinganesed conrentrate0°iith moreanon1nlre content of 21), or in.,by weight ............ 10 /o0

entratesClro.eum ores and ccartlites ..........................1) --- Tungsten ores and concentrates ............................

molybdenunt, and cium,natuntalum, inol>)dtnini, niobha. tnlillt.h' titan-ilm. tanadium or :ircoaitm ... ...

80 - Ores and concentru........ranium or thorium ......C..IC 0

.'-ntrates base m.... ores and conceal1 s ..................... 090 - Oresa ant concentrates of pr...ous metls ....................c

26.02 00 Slag, drtss, scalings andnufaciurr wasle from the malf~ mttaeof iron or steel ...........................................10

26.03 00 nAsh and resiaues (other thal from the mnnufacture of iron or

steel), cmntaining metal............c conpounds ...... ........i26.04 00 Other slag amd ash, including k..p ..........................-

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27.01 Coal; briquettes, ovoids and similar solid fuels manufacturedfrom coal:

10 - Anthracite, whether or not pulverised, but not agglomerated .... 1000 kg 2h 020 - Other coal, whether or not pulverised, but not agglomerated ...... 030 - Briquettes. oroids and similar solid fuels manufactured from coal - 0

27.02 Lignite, whether or not agglomerated:10 - Lignite, whether or not pulverised, but not agglomerated -020 - Agglomerated lignite....................... 0

27.03 Peat (including peat litter), whether or not agglomerated:10 - Peat, whether or not compressed into bales, but not agglomerated 020 - Agglomerated peat ...................................... 0

27.04 Coke and semi-coke of coal, of lignite or of peat, whether or notagglomerated; retort carbon:

10 - Coke and semi-coke of coal; retort carbon ...................

20 - Coke and semi-coke of lignite or peat ......................[27.05]27.06 00 Tar distilled from coal, from lignite or from peat, and other

mineral tars, including partially distilled tars amd blends of pitchwith creosote oils or with other coal tar distillation products 20 0

27.07 Oils and other products of the distillation of high temperaturecoal tar; similar products as defined in Note 2 to this Chapter:

10 -Benzole................................................ 020-Toluole.............................................0

30 -Xylole....................40 -Other .................................... 0

27.10 Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals, otherthan crude; preparations not clsewhere specified or included,containing not less than 70 % by weight of petroleum oils orof oils obtained from bituminous minerals, these oils being thebasic constituents of the preparations:- Motor spirit, including aciation spirit:

11 - Aviation spirit................................................. 1519 - - Other ............... ............................ 50 50

20-Spirittypejetfuel.........................................-Other light oils and preparations:

31 - White spirit ....................................... 039--Other................................... 0

- Kerosene, including kerosene type jet fuel:41 -- Kerosene refined as fueI for lamps ......................... 1542 -- Jet fuel ...........................................49 - - Other .........................

50 -Other medium oils and preparation...........................060 --Gas oils.100 kg 35 35

au au.70 - Fuel oils .100 kg 35 35

au. au.

-Lubricating oils. other heaty oils and preparations:81 - - Lubricating oils and greases ............................... 2 282 -- Rust preventives and rust penetrating oils 20 2089 --Other........................................... 10 0

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Item BaseConcessionNumber Descriptionof Products Rate of Duty Rate of Dutyflat, "t DWY 11.'t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.e...................

27.12 00 Petroleum jelly ................ .;............ .....2O 0

27.13 00 Paraffin wax, micro-crystalline wax, slack wax, ozokerite, lignitewax, peat wax and other mineral waxes, whether or not coloured /I 0

27.14 Petroleum bitumen, petroleum coke and other residues of petroleumoils or of oils obtained from bituminous minerals:

10 - Petroleum coke.. .. 020 -Other ...c

27.15 00 Bitumen and asphalt, natural; bituminous shale, asphaltic rockand tar sands .. ........................... ........... . S: 0

27.16 00 Bituminous mixtures based on natural asphalt, on natural bitumen,on petroleum bitten, on mineral tar or on mineral tar pitch (forexample, bituminous miastics, cut-backs) ..................... . .3 0

27.17 00 Electric current ....................... ... ......0

28.01 Halogens (fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine):10 - Chlorine ............................... 020 - Fluorine, bromine and iodine ............................ / 0

28.02 00 Sulphur, sublimed or precipitated; colloidal sulphur ..0...... 028.03 00 Carbon (including carbon black) .. ......................... g 028.04 Hydrogen, rare gases and other non-metals:

-oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen and rare gases:11 - - Oxve .. .......... . ............... .3i 1812 ---Nitrogen .......... .............................. 1113 --Hydrogen ............ ............ ... .. 7 619 - - Other ......... ..... 020 -Selenium, tellurium, phosphorus, arsenic, silicon and boron .. / 0

28.05 Alkali and alkaline-earth metals; rare earth metals, yttrium andscandium and intermixtures or interalloys thereof; mercury:

10 - Mercury .............................................. 020 - Alkali and alkaline-earth metals; rare earth metals, yttrium and

scandium and interamixtures or interallovs thereof. /8

28.06 00 Hydrochloric acid and chlorosulphoric acid .. /P.[28.07128.08 00 Sulphuric acid; oleun ................................... /0 u2&09 00 Nitric acid; sulphonitric acids ....... ................. 1128.10 00 Phosphorus pentoxide and phosphoric acids (meta., ortho- and

pyro-) ......... . (....... .... .. .......

[28.11128.12 00 Boric oxide and boric acid .. .................. .. J 028.13 Other inorganic acids and oxygen compounds of non-metals

(excluding water):01 - Carbon dioxide ......../ 8 1102 - Sulphur trioxide ...... 1 009 - Other ....................... /2 0

28.14 00 Halides, oxyhalides and other halogen compounds of non-metals f28.15 00 Sulphides of non.metals; phosphorus trisulphide ..g 0

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Most-Favoured-Nation TariffTariffItem BaseConcessionNumber Description of Products RateofDuty RateofDuty28.16 00 Ammonia, anhydrous or in aqueous solution ...................1128.17 Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda); potassium hydroxide (caustic

-potash); peroxides of sodium or potassium: 1010 - Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda), solid...................... 020 - Sodium hydroxide in aqueous solution....................... 10 030 - Potassium hydroxide (caustic potash); peroxides of sodium or

potassium................................................... 1828.18 00 Hydroxide and peroxide of magnesium; oxides, hydroxides and per-

oxides, of strontium or barium ...................... ..... 028.19 00 Zinc oxide and zine peroxide ................. 028.20 Aluminium oxide and hydroxide; artificial corundum:

10 - Aluminium oxide ......................................020 - Aluminium hydroxid ................................... 030 - Artificial corundum ....................................18

28.21 00 Chromium oxides and hydroxides .................................. 028.22 00 Manganese oxides ......................................... 028.23 00 Iron exides and hydroxides; earth colours containing 70% or

more by weight of combined iron evaluated as Fe2,O3........................... 18 028.24 00 Cobalt oxides and hydroxides; commercial cobalt oxides /8 02825 00 Titanium oxides .............................................. 0[28.26]28.27 00 Lead oxides; red lead and orange lead ...........................28.28 00 Hydrazine and hydroxylamine and their inorganiic salts; other

inorganic bases and metallic oxides, hydroxides and peroxides 180

28.29 00 Fluorides; fluorosilicates, fluoroburates and other complex fluorinesalts ......................

28.30 Chlorides, exychlorides and hydroxychlorides; bromides and oxy.bromides; iodides and oxyiodides:

01 - Calcium chloride ..................................... ......10

09 - Other.................................................28.31 00 Hypochlorites; commercial calcium hypochlorite; chlorites; hypo.

bromites .....28.32 00 Chlorates and perehlorates; bromates and perbromates; iodates and

periodates .......................................................... 0[28.33][28.34]28.35 00 Sulphides; polysulphides................................... 18 028.36 00 Dithionites, including those stabilised with organic substances;

sulphoxylates ....................................28.37 00 Sulphites and thiosulphates ...............................28.33 Sulphates (including alutus) and persulphates:

10 - Sodium sulphate, sodium hydrogen sulphate and sodium pyro-sulphate ............................ ........ 18

20 -Other ....................... 18 028.39 Nitrites and nitrates:

01 - Sodium nitrate . 1009 - Other ..........................

28.40 00 Phosphites, hypophosphites and phosphates ...................[28.41]28.42 Carbonates and percarbonates; commercial anunonium carbonate

containing ammonium carbamate:10 - Neutral sodium carbonate .......................10 020 - Carbonates (other than neutral sodium curbonate) and percarbon-

ates: commercial ammonium carbonate containing ammoniumcarbamate ....... 0

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28.43 00 Cyanides and complex cyanides .............................028.44 00 Fulminates, cynnates and thiocyanates ....................... 028.45 00 Silicates; commercial sodium and potassium silicate..... .

028.46 00 Borates and perborate.... 0 i28.47 00 Salts of metallic acids (for example, chromates, mernanganates,

stannates) ...............................................028.48 00 Other salts and peroxysalts of inorganic acids, but not including

azid.....0...............................................28.49 00 Colloidal precious metals; amalgams of precious metals; salts

and other compounds, inorganic or organic, of precious metals,including amiuinnates, proteinates, tannates and similar com-pounds, whether or not chemilyliv define....................... 18 0 O

28.50 (0 Fissile chemical elements and isotopes; other radio-active chemicalelements and radio-active isotopes; compounds, inorganic ororganic, of such elements or isotopes, whether or not chemicallydefined; alloys, dispersions and cermets, containing any of theseeeemants, isotopes or compounds ............................

28.51 00 Isotopes and their compounds, inorganic or organic, whether ornot chemically defined, other nham isotopes anco poundsom0fallingwithin heading No. 528............... ...........18 /9

28.52 00 Compounds, inorganic or organic, of thorium, of uruninm depletedin U 235, of rare earmh Ietals, of yttrium or oe scaumini, whetheror not mixed together ......................................

128]53128.54 00 Hydrogen peroxile (including solid hoydrgen peroxide...0.......28.550 0(J Phospesdc-, whether or noh clcailyldefinilled ...................28.56 Carbides, whether or not chemically defined:

10a-Cnuminacrrbi............................................... 020 -Other ....

28.57 00H fydrides, nitrides, azides, silicides and horides, whether or notchemicyllv defined........................................................' )

28.58 00 Other inorganic comopounds (including distilled and conduvtisitywater and water of similar purity); liquid air (whether oo nltrare gases have been removed); compres ed( air; amalgams, otherthan amalgams of precious metals ............................ .

29.01 Hydrocarbons:10-Ethylene..................... . 020 -- Propylene .....30 - Bntylenes, butudienes aud methYlbntwaimnes y u

--Other acYnli, ltvroa-rban:41 - Acetylene.............................. 1849 - Other ./ (.50 - Cvclohexan.e./8A60 - Ben:enc ..... .t70 - Toluene ...

75 -- Xylenes .....

80 - Styrene ...

85 - Ethylbenzene 0..90 -- Other cyclic hydrocarbons ./ ..........................

29.02 Halogenated derivatives of hydrocarbons:10 -- Vinyl chloride (chloroeth'lene) ...

20 - - Trichloroethylene ./ .)30 - Teirahhloroethvlene ............... ...............t..c....40 -Other.. 0

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29.03 00 Sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives of hydrocarbons 18 0

29.04 Acyelic alcohols and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated ornitrosated derivatives:

10 - Methyl alcohol (methanol) .................... 020 - Propyl or isopropyl alcohols (propanols) ..... 030 - Butyl alcohols (butanols)........................ 040 -- Octyl alcohols (octanols) ................................ 050 Ethlene glycol (ethanediol)............................................................. 353560 Other ....................

29.05 00 Cyclic alcohols and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated ornitrosnted derivatives ............. ......................... 0

29.06 Phenols and phenol-nleohols:10 -- Phenols (hydroxybenzene) and its salts ..................... 020 -- Cresols and their salts ...................................030 -Other........................................... 0

29.07 00 Halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives ofphenols or phenol-alcohols .............................................. 18 0

29.08 00 Ethers, ether-alcohols, ether-phenols, ether-alcohol-phenols, alco-hol peroxides and ether peroxides, and their halogenated, sul-phonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives ................... 18 0

29.09 Epoxides, epoxyalcohols, epoxyphenols and epoxyethers, with athree or four member ring, and their halogenated, sulphonated,nitrated or nitrosated derivatives:

10 - Ethylene axide (oxiran)........................ 14 020 - Propylene oxide ....................................... 030 - Other ................................................. 0

29.10 00 Acetals and hemiacetals and single or complex oxygen-functionacetals and hemiacetals, and their halogenated, sulphonated,nitrated or nitrosated derivatives ............................... 18 0

29.11 Aldehydes, aldehyde-alcohols, aldehyde-ethers, aldehyde-phenolsand other single or complex oxygen-function aldehydes; cyclicpolymers of aldehydes; paraformaldehyde:

01 - Formaldehyde and formalin ... 10 009 --Other ................................................. 0

29.12 00 Halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives ofproducts fulling within heading No. 29.11 ..................... 18 0

29.13 Ketones, ketone-alcohols, ketone-phenols, ketone-aldehydes,quinones, quinone-alcohols, quinone-phenols, quinone-aldehydesand other single or complex oxygen-function ketones and quinones,and their halogenated. sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosatedderivatives:

10 -- Acetone ............................................... 020 -Ethylmethyl ketone ................................... 18 030 -Other ................................................. 0

29.14 Monocarboxylic acids and their anhydrides, halides, peroxides andperacids, and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosatedderivatives:

10 -- Acetic acid and its salts ................................. 020 -- Esters of acetic acid .................................... 030 - Methacrylic acid and its salts and esters. ................... 0

Other:41 -- - Formic acid...................................................................49 ---Other ......................................... 180

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ription of Products Rate of DutyRateof Duty.......!\- lty~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l~~~~~~~~te.1t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~utvI1AC~~re......................

29.15 Polyearboxylic acids and their anhydrides, halides, peroxides andperacids, and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosatedderivatives:

10 - Maleic anhvdride .................../8 020 - Plahalic anhYdride ..................................... 030 - Dioctyl orthophthalates.. .............)40 - Esters ofterephthalic a .............................050 -Other ................................................. U

29.16 00 Carboxylic acids with alcohol, phenol, aldehyde or ketone functionand other single or complex oxygen-function carboxylic acids andtheir anhydrides, halides, peroxides and peracids, and their halo-genated, snlphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives -./.. 0

[29.17][29.18129.19 00 Phosphoric esters and their salts, including lactophosphates, and

their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives /8 0

[29.20]29.21 00 Other esters of mineral acids (excluding halides) and their salts,

and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosatedderivates ... 0

29.22 00 Amincfunction compounds.. / 029.23 00 Single or complex oxygen-function amino-compounds 029.24 00 Quaternary anmonium salts and hydroxides; lecithins and other

phosphoaminolilins ./. 029.25 00 Carhoxyamide-function compounds; amide-function compounds

of carbonic acid ./ 029.26 00 Carboxyimide-function compounds (including ortho-henzoicsulph-

imide and its salts) and imine-function compounds (includinghexamethylenetetramine and trinethylenetrinmramine) 0.. (l

29.27 Nitrile-function compounds:10 - Acrylonitrile ..............................................20 -Other .................................................... 0

2928 00 Diazo-, azo- and azoxy-compounds .. 029.29 00 Organic derivatives of hydrazine or of hydroxylamine /8 029.30 00 Compounds with other nitrogen finctions. /

29.31 00 Organo-sulphur compounds ./F 0[29.32129.33 00 Organo-mercury compounds ./ 029.34 00 Other organo-inorganic compounds ... 029.35 Heterocyclic compounds; nucleic acids:

10 - Lactams ...............................................Ii 020 -Other ................................................. 0

29.36 00 Sulphonamides .I/ 029.37 00 Sultones and skltams ./ 0

29.38 00 Provitamins and vitamins, natural or reproduced by synthesis(including natural concentrates), derivatives thereof used primarilyas vitamins, and intermixtures of the foregoing, whether or notin any solvent ./. 0

29.39 Hormones, natural or reproduced by synthesis; derivatives thereof,used primarily as hormones; other steroids used primarily ashormones.

10 - Insulin ........... /8 020 - Pituitary (anterior) and similar hormones ./ /a 030 - Adrenal cortical hormones .. . /I 040 -Other .................................. 1. 0

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29.41 00 Glycosides, natural or reproduced by synthesis, and their salts,ethers, esters and other derivatives .......................... 18 0

29.42 00 Vegetable alkaloids, natural or reproduced by synthesis, andtheir salts, ethers, esters and other derivatives ................. 18 0

29.43 00 Sugars, chemically pure, other than sucrse, glucose and lactose;sugar ethers and sugar esters, and their salts, other than productsof headings Nos. 29.39, 29.41 and 29.420..................... . 0

29.4 Antibiotics:10 - Penicillins and their derivatives .10 020 - Streptomycins and their derivatives ........................ /0 030 - Tetracyclines and their derivatives ........................ /0 040 - Other.10 040.-.Other....................... . ................. 10

29.45 00 Other organiccompounds ./8 0

30.01 00 Organo-therapeutic glands or other organs, dried, whether or not

powdered; organo-therapeutic extracts of glands or other organsor of their secretions; other animal substances prepared fortherapeutic or prophylactic uses, not elsewhere specified or included /5 0

30.02 Antisera; microbial vaccines, toxins, microbial cultures (includingferments but excluding yeasts) and similar products:

10-Antisera and microbial vaccines .......................... 020 -Other... 0

30.03 Medicaments (including veterinary medicaments):-Containing antibiotics or derivatives thereof:

11 - Registered pharmaceutical specialities ./ 012 - Unregistered pharmaceutical specialities .. 013 - Officinal medicines (Pharmacopoeia) ..15 819 --Other . . 15 15

-Containing hormones or products with a hormone function butcontaining neither antibiotics nor derivatives thereof:

21 - Registered pharmaceutical specialities .. 022 - Unregistered pharmaceutical specialities . ... 023 - - Officinal medicines (Pharmacopoeia) .8. .

29 --Other ... 15- Containing alkaloids or derivatives thereof but containing neither

hormones nor products with a hormone function, nor antibioticsnor derivatives of antibiotics:

31 - - Registered pharmaceutical specialities . 15 032 - - Unregistered pharmaceutical specialities 15 033 - - Officinal medicines (Pharmacopoeia) .... 839 --Other . . 15 15

- Other:41 - - Registered pharmaceutical specialities . . . 15 042 - - Unregistered pharmaceutical specialities 15 043 - - Officinal medicines (Pharmacopoeia) ... 844 - - Medicated sweets. . . 70 4649 --Other............................................. 15

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\.IlNumber Description ofProducts B Rate of Dut Radte of y lsle uf .t)uty

32.04 00 Colouring matter of vegetable origin eincluding dycwood extractand other vegetxble dyeing e"tracts, but excluding indigo) or ofanimal origin . ........................................... 0 3o

32.05 Synthetic organic dyestuffs (including pigment dyestuffs); syntheticorganic products of a kind used as luminophores; products ofthe kind known as optical bleaching agents, substantive to thefibre; natural indigo:

10 Synthetic organic dyestuffs (including pigmnent dyes1uff) /5 0. °20 -- Other .... .............

0

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TffitTmtNum B easc oncession ,2

berlxI DescriptionofProducts .zi Rate of Duty Rate of Dutyudy

32.06 00 Colour lakes . ........ ..... ..... o32.07 00 Other colouring matter; inorganic products of a kind used as

lumninophores...,....... 0O32.08 00 Prepared pigments, prepared opacifiers and prepared colours,

vitrifiable enamels and glazes, liquid lustres and similar products,of the kind used in the ceramic, enamelling and glass industries;engobes (slips); glass frit and other glass, in the form of powder,granules or flakes ............... ......................... 0

32.09 Varnishes and lacquers; distempers; prepared water pigments ofthe kind used for finishing leather; paints and enamels; pigments inlinseed oil, white spirit, spirits of turpentine, varnish or otherpaint or enamel media; stamping foils; dyes or other colouringmatter in forms or packings of a kind sold by retail; solutions asdefined by Note 4 to this Chapter:

10 - Water-thinned paints (emulsion paints or dispersion paints) . 31- Other points and enamels; varnishes and lacquers; solutions as

defined in Note 4 to Chapter 32:21 - - Solutions as defined in Note 4 to this Chapter 3122 - - Oil paints ......................................... 60 3123 - - Alkyd paints....................................... 31

- - Varnishes:24 - - - Pigmented and/or coleur.d ....................... 60 3125 ---Other.......................................... 60 to 3129 - - Other............................... 31

- Pigments in paint or enamel media:31 - - miniumnunpaste............................... 20 739 --Other ..............................

- Other, including distempers:41 - - laBlackvarnish............................... ar....... 1842 - - Stamping foils...o 30 043 - - Stain ........ ........... .. 60 s49 - - Other .............................. °. 6031

32.10 00 Artists', students' and sigabonrd painters' colours, modifying tints,amusement colours and the like, in tablets, tubes, jars, bottles,pans or in similar forms or packings, including such colours insets or outfits, with or without brushes, palettes or other accessories 3S 5 35

32.11 00 Prepared driers . ........................................... 35 1832.12 00 Glaziers' putty; grafting putty; painters' fillings; non-refractory

surfacing preparations; stopping, sealing and similar mastics, in-cluding resin mastics and cements. .......................... 31

32.13 Writing ink, printing ink and other inks:10 - Printing ink .......................................... 020 -Other ..................................................... 50

33.01 00 Essential oils (terpeneless or not), concretes and absolutes; resinoids;concentrates of essential oils in fats, in fixed oils, or in waxes or

the like, obtained by cold absorption or by maceration; terpenic 0by-products of the deterpenation of essential oils ..............

[33.02][33.03]33.04 Mixtures of two or more odoriferous substances (natural or

artificial) and mixtures (including alcoholic solutions) with a

basis of one or more of these substances, of a kind used as rawmaterials in the perfumery, food, drink or other industries:

01 -- Taste improving substances for industrial use .............

02 - Odoriferous substances for industrial use .. . 2o 0 003 Pastry essences ........................................ 1509 -Other .....-.......................................... 2o 00

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ruanlz Description of Products Ir Rate of DutyRate of Dutyle olotty

33.06 Perfumery, cosmetics and toilet preparations; aqueous distillatesand aqueous solutions of essential oils, including such productssuitable for medicinal uses:

01 - Hair-waving lotions and powders, hair spray, hair dyes,shampoo and other hair dressings . . 46

02 - Face powders ./00 9003 - Skin crcanu, akin oils, shaving etmsns,sfoam baths and otheor

skin lotions, i. C s ...............n...e................ /00 4604 - Perfumes ./0 3505 - Preparations for the care of the nails /-0 4606 - Shaving creans ard depilatories ..o m n 00 9007 - Preparations for the care of the teeth . 0o 2508 - Lipsticks ............... 90........ /OG 9011 - Room deodornses i .. / 4612 - Perfumery, cosmetics and toilet preparations put up in sets /00 9013 - Aqueous distillates and aqueous solutions of essential oils,

including such products suitable for medicinal uses . 019 - Other . ./oo 90

34.01 Soap; organic surface-active products and preparations for use assoap, in the form of bars, cakes or moulded pieces or shapes,whether or not combined with seap:

01 -Softsoap ......PO 3702 - Toilet soap .'c. 3703 - Shaving soap ... F 3704 - Solid soap for clothes-washing and house cleaning (other

than those of headings Nos. 34.01.01 to 34.01.03) .Fa 80 3705 - Soap flakes and soap powder ..O 3709 - Medicated soap and soap other than those of headings Nos.

34.01.01 to 34.01.05... to 803734.02 Organic surface-active agents; surface-active preparations and

washing preparations, whether or not containing soap:- Pure, unmixed, organic surface-active agents:

01 --Anionic agents .10 002 ---Non-ionic agents .J 0

03 - - Cationic agents ... 004 - - Other ..o 0

- Washing preparations, whether or not containing soap:- - Liquid:

05 - - - In retail packing of 5 1 or less .. 3706 --- Other. to 37

- - Solid:07 - - - Ii retain packinigs of 10 kg or less. 3708 --- Other.So3709 - - Other .., 37

34.03 00 Lubricating preparations, and preparations of a kind used for oilor grease treatment of textiles, leather or other materials, but notincluding preparations containing 70% or more by weight ofpetroleum oils or of oils obtained from bituminous minerals 0

34.04 00 Artificial waxes (including water-soluble waxes); prepared waxes,not emulsified or containing solvents .. ..0

34AS .05olishes and cream, for footwear, furniture or Ioors, mfloalpolishes, scouring powders and similar preparations, but excludingprepared waxes falling within heading No. 34.04:

01 - Polishing waxes of all kinds .. 0 80 3702 - Cleansing powder .o 3703 - Shoe polishes and leather polishes .o 80 8004 -Metal polishes ..009 -Other.o 80

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34.06 00 Candles, taper, night-lights and the like .

34.07 00 Modelling pastes (including those put up for children;s amusementand assorted modelling pastes); preparations of a kind known as"dental wax" or as "dental impression compounds", in plates,horseshoe shapes, sticks and similar forms.

35.01 00 Cascin, caseinates and other casein derivatives; casein glues35.02 00 Albumins, albuntinates and other albumin derivatives.35.03 Gelatin (including gelatin in rectangles, whether or not coloured

or surface-worked) and gelatin derivatives; glues derived fromboncs, hides, nerves, tendons or feom similar products, and fishglues; isinglass:

01 - Glues other thati isinglass.09 - Other .

35.04 00 Peptoncs and other protein substancese(excluding enzymes ofheading No. 35.07) and their derivatives; hide powder, whether ornot chromed.

35.05 00 Dextrins and dextrin glues; soluble or roasted starches; starch glues35.06 Prepared glues not elsewhere specified or included; products

suitable for use as glues put up for sale by retail as glues in pack.ages not exceeding a net weight of 1 kg:

01 - In retail packings not exceeding a net weight of I kg.09 - Other.

35.07 00 Enzymes; prepared enzymes not elsewhere specified or included..36.05 00 Pyrotechnic articles (for example, nrewors, runway moi 0,5~u

amorces, rain rockets).36.06 00 Matches (excluding Bengal matches).

37.01 Photographic plates and film in the flat, sensitised, unexposed,of ally material other than paper, paperboard or cloth:

01 - X-ray films and plates, unexposed.02 - Film in, tile flat, and plates.09 - Other.

37.02 Film in rolls, sensitised, unexposed, perforated or not:01 -- X-ray films.02 -Cinematograph films.03 -Films, IS cm or wider.04 - Phototypesetting film.09 Other.

37.03 Sensitised paper, paperboard and cloth, unexposed or exposed butnot developed:

01 - Phototypesetting paper in rolls.09 - Other.

37.05 Plates, unperforated film and perforated film (ether than cinema-tograph film), exposed and developed, negative or positive:

01 - Films with reading subtitles.09 -Other.

[37.061

II-~ C,,nc...iIhv 't I Rate ofDurye ofDutyuty

to 37

36

3o

3o7o

35150

1570

2Z 0z~ 0

V0 19Jo 15I8 0

S^ 25/00 90

3o 30J 0

.h 35

3o 30J> 354- 0

3! 03S 35

E5 03& 35

0 03 35

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arifftem, BaseNttiIrr umber Description of Products Rate of Duty Raof Duty ar l)uty lute --olwy

37.07 m Cinematograph filn, exposed and developed, whether or not in-corporating sound track or consisting only of sound track, nega-tive or positive:

01 - Consisting only of sound track ......................... 35 . 35g 0- Other..kq fsOA (

37.08 00 Chemical products and flash light materials, of a kind and in aform suitable for use in photography ........................ 0

38.01 00 Artificial graphite; colloidal graphite, other than suspensions in oil 0138.02]38.03 00 Activated carbon; activated natural mineral products; animal black,

including spent animal black .................... ....... ....

138.04138.05 00 Tall oil .... ....................... .... ..5 ........ .......2$038.06 00 Concentrated sulphite lye .......... .....................5.. 2 038.07 00 Spirits of turpentine (gum, wood and sulphate) and other terpenic

solvents produced by the distillation or other treatment of coniferouswoods; crude dipentene; sulphite turpentine; pine oil (excluding"pine oils" not rich in terpineol) 5.................2........... 0

38.08 00 Rosin and resin acids, and derivatives thereof other than estergums included in heading No. 39.05; rosin spirit and rosin oils 5 2 0

38.09 Wood tar; wood tar oils (other than the composite solvents andthinners falling within heading No. 38.18); wool creosote; woodnaphtha; acetone oil; vegetable pitch of all kinds; brewers' pitch andsimilar compounds based on rosin or on vegetable pitch; foundrycore binders banen on natural resiuous products:

0h -- Mcthyl-Alcolol, unpurified .............................. 5 2r 0(2 - Acetonc oil ............. ...... ...... ....... 23009 -Other ....5............... 2 0

138.10138.11 Dininfeetants. insecticides, fungicides, rat poisons, herbicides, anti.

sprouting products. plant-growth regulators and similar products,putmsp i a nforrn oryp-ckigs for sale b retail or as preparations orartisles (for examplb, .slphur-trcated hand-, wicks and candles,fly-papers):

nts -- .isiuf.. ...........2s 5 1320s - Inserticide . ............................... ............ 2530 - Ftngicides ............ ........... ........ 25.. 57 1S40 - Weed-killers (herbicides) ... 15 250 - Oth r ....... ......................... .. S

1538.12 03 Prepared glazings, prepared dressings and prepared mordants,

of a kind used in the textile, paper, leather or like industries 5 02S38.13 Pickling preparations for metal furfaces; iluxes and other auxiliary

preparations for soldering, brazing or welding; soldering, brazing orwelding powders and pastes consisting of metal and other materials;preparations of a kind used as cores or coatings for welding rodsand electrodes:

01 - Snldwring amd -elding materials ...... 009 - Other ..........................25 0.1

38.14 00 Anti-knock preparations, oxidation inhibitors, gum inhibitors,viscosity improvers, anti-corrosive preparations and similarprepared additives for mineral oils .......................... 52 225

38.15 00 Prepared rubber accelerators .......................... ..... 038.16 00 Prepared culture media for development of micro-organisms .... 52 2538.17 00 Preparations and charges for fire-extinguishers; charged fire-

extisguishing grenades ........... ... ............... 2538.18 00n0 Composite solvents and thinners for varnishes and similar products 60to 31

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38.19 Chemical products and preparations of the chemical or allied in.dustries (including those consisting of mixtures of natural products),ut elsewhere specified or included; residual products of thechemical or allied industries, not elsewhere specified or included:

10 - Compound catalysts ...... ............................. 25

20 - Refractory cements, mortars and similar coemositions ........

- Other:31 - - Brake fluid and anti-freezing preparatiomsn. ............. 3532 - - Mineral preparations for road-marking ..... ........... Zo20 2033 - - Additives for concrete ........ ...................... 4.35 1834 - - "Carbons" for making of "carlbn" brushes /.21......... 035 - - Reagents . .......................................... 2536 - - Compound hardening agents ....... .................. S05037 - - Naphthenates ................................. . 215 038 - - Preparations for tanning ........ .................... 0 039 - - Nitrited salts ................................. . S°50 041 - - Ion exchangers ............. ........................ 0o50 °

42 - - Liquid polychlorodiphenyls, liquid chloroparalffln, mixedpolyethylene glycols ............ .....................o 50 0

43 - - Emulsifiers ........................................ o44 - - Compounded extenders and surface-worked extenders for

sapnts. . 045 - - Chemical preparations used in metal plating by electrolysis So50 046 - - Fusible ceramic firing testers ... 0 50 047 - - Ausmoniacal gas liquors and spent oxide produced in coal

gas purificatioun... 049 - - Other .So500

39.01 Condensation, polycondensation and polyaddition products, whetheror not nmdified or polymerised, and whether or not linear (forexample, phenoplasts, aninoplasts, alkyds, polyaluyl esters andother unsaturated polyesters, silicones);

10 - Ion exchangers ........................................ /S15 °

- Phenoplasrst- -- In primeraryorms:

21 - - -- Solutions, eimsions amn pastes 0.15..... 022 ---Other ..................... ........... .0

- - In the form ofplaces, sheets,film, foil or strip:23 - - - Of a thickness not exceeding 1 mm ................24 --- Lamiuated plates ......... ....................... 3 01525 ---Other ........................................... 30 20

- - In other forms, including teasse and sctap:26 - - - Rods, profile shapes, tubes, pipes and monofils ....... Z6 251329 - - - Other ............. ............................. 3O 020

- Aminoplasts:- - In primary forms

31 - - - Solutions, emulsions and pastes ...... .........15.. 032 ---Other ................................ .0

- - In the form of plates. sheets,film. foil or strip:33 - - - Of a thickness not exceedimg I sin..1 mm ............... 15 834 - - - Laminated plates .......... ...................... 3s 0lS35 - - - Other ........................................... 3o 020

- - In other foris, inclmding waste and scrap: .

36 - - - Rods, profile shalas, tubpe and monofils ............245 13

39 --- Other ..................... ..................... 30 20- Alkyds and other polyesters:- -- In primary forns:

41 SolutiuSs, .-ironl.,ulsion...and plastes......I 15 042 -- - Other .......... ...............0................

- - In theform ofplater, Chts fisheets,film,feil stri43 - - - Of a thikiweesess Xnotexceeding 1mm ..... ........

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Dt fW)ncessioniC..r

Number Description of Products~ a- n'-,,lvS Rate of Duty Rate of Duty I)uts (tate of

44 Corrugated plates ................................ 30Jo 1045 Other .......................................... 33 20

- -- In other forms, including waste and scrap:46 - M Aomofilanents, exce1ding I mm up to anu inclndilg

2.5 mi in diameter ........................4.... . 447 Tubes with a bursting point of 80 kg/cm2 or more .. 7 3 449 -- - Other ....................................0....3 20

- Polyamides:-n-- I yrimarY forms:

51 ---- Solutions, emulsions and pastes 052 -- -- - Other ................15.... 0

-- - In the form of plates, sheetm,filr, foil or strip:53 - -- Of a thickness not exceedimg 30mn 854 - - Other..... ................ ............ 30.3 20

-- -- In fotherJorms., including waste and scrap:55 - - - Monofilaments, exceedimg I mn up to and including

2.5 tu in diam4ter .' 456 -----ube Tl s with a burstint porit of 80 kg/cm2 or lore 37 459 ------Other ......... .............. . ........0.. 3o 20

-- 'olyurethanes:-- - In primary forms:

61 --- - Solutions, emulsnons atd paste.................... 15 , 062 ----- Blocksn ex tded(l and intcut. 15 /S 063 -- --Ot15r... 0

-- InfotmsrJorys, including waste and scrap:4- Plates, expa30ed .Jo 19

65 -- - -- Tubes with a burstoig pilnt of 80mkg/cimore omor 30 Jo 469 -- -OOth0r .3o 20

- Epoxide resins:-- n li primary forms:

71 -- - -u Solntions, emulsionspand lastes ..............15.... 072 -O- - (ther . 15 . 079 -- In otherforms,udingwaste and scrap cr n ....,.. 0 3o 20

- Silicones:l Lprimary forms:

81 - -- Solutions, emulsious astesa..t15 ./. 082 - - e Othr .......... ................ ..........15 .089 - --- Other30 . . 20

-Other coadenswtionyc poleondensation or polyaddition products:n-- iprimary forms:

-- - - Solutions, emulsions and pastes:91 -yPolvethers .. ..06...92 ---- - - Other. 15 0 ..

-- -- - Other:93 - -- - -- eolycthers .15 . 094 .-- -- - -eO15 lth.r...... 0

-- --- l the foriiof plates, sheets, film, foil or strip:95 - - - Of a thickness not exce15ing 1 mm .... 896 - - - Other... 0 3 20

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N;atlul DescriptionofProducts Rate of Duty Rate of Duty:c tA DlA

- - In other norcesn iaclueiag wast, and scrap:97 - Rods, profile shapes, tubas, pmonofils ini-noll 25 1399--- Other .......................................... 0 3o20

39.02 r Polymenisation anm copolynerisation products (for example,polyethylene, polytetrahaloethylenes, polyisobutylene, polystyrene,polyvinyl chloride, polyvinyl acetate, polyvinyl chloroacetate andother polyvinyl derivativee, polyacrylic methaerylieleihaerylderivatives, coumarone-indene resins):

01 - Ion exchangers ..............................15........ 0- Polyethylene:- - In primary forms:

11 - - - Solmtionon ennlsimiseamd pastis. 0.

12 - - - Other .......................................... 10-- In the form of monofil, seamless tubes, rods, sticks or profile

shapes:13 - - - Pipcs aie trbesu................................. 2. 51314 ---Other.. . ................2C 53

- - In the form ofplates, sheets, film, foil or strip:15 - - - Of a thickiness not exceeding 1 m Ir 15 816 - - - Other ......................................... 9' 2019 - - In the form of waste or scrap 0.........................

- Polypropylene:- - In primary firms:

21 - - - Solutimisonsnulemmas ond liattpstes............ 15 /22 - - - Other ............................. 15 u

- - In the form of plates, sheets, film, foil or strip:23 - - - Of a thickness not exi linceeding 1 mm.............

24 - - - Other .......................................... 20- - In other forms, including waste and scrap:

25 - - - Pipes. tidws, sticks ouberAle shalps .....ofile shapes 25 1329 --- Other ............................. 20

- Polystyrene and its copolvmers:- - In primar) forms:

31 - - - Solutions, enulsimis ai1pmstat on.0.n.d..a..es....15.0- - - Other:

32 - - - - Expandable ... /S 033 - - - - Other ....................................... 15 034 - - lI the form nf monofil, seamoess tubes, rods. sticks or profile

shapes .... ........................................26 5 13- - In the form of plates, sheets, Jilm,foil or stfip:

35 - - - Sheets, fili, foil or strmp *f a thickness tot axseedingImu .........i..m.............................8

- - - Plates:36 --- - Exzpanid .......panded............ 1937 - - - - Otier ........h................................. 40 2039 - - In theform of waste or scrap ......................... 15 0

- Polyvinyl chloride:- - In primary forms:

41 - - - Solutions, emulsions aid pastes ..n .................... 150

42 - - - Other ........................................../ 0-- In the form of monofil, seamless tubes, rods, sticks or projile

shapes:43 ---- Tules with a Iursbilg pointbof 80 ng/ca2 ir anon . .m. o more 25 444 - - - Other .............................................. 25 1345 - - In the forn of plates, times, or strip of the tvpes ased for

flooring... 3. 5 35- - In the form of plates, sheets, strip, film or foil (other than

those of subheading 45):46 - - - Of thc types used forewall --seriaa .. qO 35

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DeasCe oncession, ...sst

Duty Rateof Duty of VuI.Jf1

47 - - - Shcets, fili, foie or strim of a thickness not exceedingI 11 ...........mm.............................

48 - - - Corrugated plates ...............................51 - - - Plates for photoengra-ings ...........v............52 ---Other..54 - - In the form of waste or scrap ...

- Copolymers of vinyl chloride and vinVl acetate:-- - In primary foris:

56 - - - Solutions, emulsions atd past-s. .....n.......e.....

57 - --- Other .

--- In the form of mitnioi, seamlessonofil, rods, stickseor proJileshapes:

58 - - - Tubes with a bursting point of 80 kg/cin' r inre ...

61 -- - - Other .

62 - - In theformn ofplates, form or strip ofthe tYpes usedforflooryng-- In the form of plates, sheets, strip, film or foil (other than

those of subheading 62):63 - - Of the typcs used for wall coeering ................64 - - - Sheets, fil. foil or strip of m thickness nit exceeting

1 ni .............mm...........................65 - - - Corrugated plates ..... ... ......

66 - - - Plates fir photoengravings o.......................67 - - -Other ..........................................

69 - - In the form of waste or scrap ... . ... ..

- Acrylic pohymers, methacryliclpolymers and acrilo-iethacryliccopolbmers:

- - In primary forms:71 - - - Solutions, emulsiois and pastes ...n...............72 - - -- Other ..........................................73 - - In the form of plates, sheets, strip,film orfoil.

- - In other forms, including waste amd scrap:75 - - - Monofil, pipes, rods, sticks or profile shapes .........79 - - - Oti r ...............he.........................

-- Polyvinyl acetate:81 -- Solutioss, emulsions and nastes ......................82 - - Blocks, lumps, granules, flakes or powder ..............89 - - Other .............................................

-Other pol)merisation or copoysmerisation producys:- In primary forus:

91 - -- Solutions, emulsiois and Iast... ..

92 - - - Other .

--- in the form of plates, sheets. film, foil or strip:93 -- - Of a tliiektn not c.hickness I .exceeding mmn.94 - - -- Oth r.

- -- intie form of mInohil, stanile tites,eamlessstickubur prt-file shapes:

95 - - Tules with a hurstibg point ob 81 kgn,,t,Or,r/cm2 mor99 - - - Oth'r .

39.03 Regenerated cellulose; cellulose nitrate, e-llulose acetateceandother cellulose esters, cellulose ethers and other elseinic oe-rivatives of cellulose, plasticised or Dot (for exainpin collodions,mcelluloid); vulcanised fibre:

Reggent rut -elluenerat11 - - hn itrstiMar- fia

- litt utter fort12 -- --- - 10ds, profilRoshapes,h lnl- i, Ipitubes,pipen

/t 15/S 15? 7

ty 2400

00

4'2 1331 35

vo 35

{5 8/5 107 0

200

0205v 20

U- 1320

00

20

/S 0

20

,2 13

29 13

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Itm, Base oncession I CsneCssIsNurn l Description of Products I..t... I lUtd Rate of Duty Rate of DutyDuy lits sf uty

Platms. shlwts, fili, foil or strip:13 hi Of a tiuckness mmss than 0.75 sl 15 8........814 --- - -0 O0her 3 2t19 O30 2

Cellulos,enitriaes:Non-ploaticised:

---.--- --- Ilnprimary fortm:21 -- - -- - -- Collodions. cosllodion wool and gun-cottons . /1529 - Other .. . 15 0

- -- Plasticisde:-n-- --prImary Iorjuorm

31 - --- -- Solutions, emulsiuoionsd ptaststs 432 ----- -- Other ................... ............ /i 15 0

---- lt otnlr fernims33 - - - -- Rods, profile shlalapesis,ube,pipes a1d nnomonoil... 25 13

- - -- -- Plates, sheets, film, foil or strip:34 --- - Of a thickness less than 0,75.11 15 835 - ---- - Other .................. ....... .. Jo39 -- --- -- Other ................. ......................

3 20Cellulose acenaes:

- -- Nol-plsticisen:41 - ---Solutio~w, enmilsiznsl> mmulsions and pastes............. . ....., ,.49 - Other ..........................................

-- - Plasticised:.------ -- it prisdry tforI:

51 - -- -- Soluti;lt, tIllsitll and pastsons...emu52 -- ---- Other.. / )

-- - -- It other foras:53 -- -- - --- Rods, profit sll, til, pe a lil shapes, u es sa

- - - - Plates, sheets, film, foil or strip:54 -----Of a thickness less than 0.75 ni mm855 ---- - Other .. 3v2059 ----Other .3o 20

- Other chemical deriiatives ofcelulose:- - Non-plasticised:

61 --- Solutions, cmulsions and pastes ................e As 069 ---Other °..0

- - Plauuicised:- - - In primary forms:

71 - ---Solutions, emulsions and pastes .. 072 ----Other . . 150

- - - It other forms:81 - -- - Rods, profile shapes, tubes, pipes and monofil 2_ 13

- - - - Plates, sheets, film, foil or strip:82 -----Of a thickness less thant .75 mm . 083 -----Other. 3o 2089 -----Other ............... .. 3, 2090 - Vukanisedfibre ..

39.04 Hardened proteins (for example, hardened casein and hardenedgelatin):

01 - Unworked solutions, powder, blocks, lumps and waste /0009 - Other ..o 20

39.05 Natural resins modified by fusion (rot gums); artificial resinsobtained by esterification of natural resins or of resinic acida(ester gums);chemical derivatives of natural rubber (for example,ehlorinated robber, rubber hydrochloride, oxidised rubber, cyclisedrubber):

01 - Unworked solutions, powder, blocks, lumps and waste 009 - Other. 3 20

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No,,Ia DescriptionofProducts Rate of Duty Rate of Duty Il::Lf Liulo

39.06 Other high polymers, artificial resins and artificial plastic materials,including alginic acid, its salts and esters; linoxyn:

10 - Alginic acid, its salts and esters 1 /5 0- Other:

21 -- In primary forms ......... 15.. 029 --Other ..................................30.......... 20

39.07 Articles of materials of the kinds described in headings Nos.39.01 to 39.06:- Articles for the conveyance or packing of goods, including con-

tainers without handles, usable also as disposable drinking cups;stoppers, lids, caps and other closures:

11 - - Boxes for pa2king, 0.01 ml..r more ... Io............... 40 V0 1912 - - Milk containers .............. ......................20 ZO 2013 - - Fish cases and pallets . .............................. . 4 414 - - Fish baskets and fishing line tubs ....... .4............ 415 - - Tanks, tubs and other containers of aecapacity cxcceding

50 1 ............................................... 0 7o 2516 -- Bags, n. e. s . ....................................... 40 V01917 - - Churns with a capacity of 1ess than 10 I .............. . /00 4618 - - Bottles, jars, cans, stoppers, caps andsjugs, n. e. S.; stoppers,

lids. caps and other closures ................. .......40 4f 1919 - - Other ............................................. 90 1925 - Sanitary or toilet articles .......... ......................80 to 8030 - Ornamental articles and objects of personal adornment .......1 /00 90

- Office or school supplies:35 - - Loose-leaf binders, file covers, albums, book covers and

the like . .......................................... 70 2536 - - Stencils and sheets for multi-copying .................. 0 7° 739 - - Other .............................................. 07o 7040 - Articles of apparel and clothing accessories ...... ........0.. 6. 31

- Articles for electric lighting:46 - - Fluorescent lamps ......................70............ 3447 - - Lamps, lamp shades and lighting apparatus, n. e.s .....

90 4 4048 - - Shades and globes for streetlights ....... .35........... 049 - - Other ............................................. 70 O4050 - Rovler blinds, Venetian blinds and similar articles, and parts

thereof .................. .................... 70 /° 70- Other:

61 - - Net floats, bags for the same, floats for seine-nets, fishing...e f 2262 - - Household articles ..................................1.00 46

63 - - Prefabricated houses and constructinms and parts of houses;window panes ...................................... 40o 19

64 - - Wall plates, cast in mould ........................... 40° 2565 - - Watch glasses and watch bracelet ..................... 50O 5066 - - Small articles and similar prodetLs for fitting, pressing or

embossing with various articles; pegs, coat-hooks, shelf.brackets and similar articles . .........*..... ...... 40° 19

67 --Brushheads ..35 1868 - - Handles .. 0°. 069 - - Mounts for slide.................. ..........2......... 50° 2571 - - Tags and reflectors 70. 1872 - - Articles specialyx intended for ships ................... 25d 2573 - - Tools, n. c.s ......25 474 - - Articles for nursing and medicalpurmposes 35.............. 353i75 - - Life saving apparatus, subjeco com ..plianwe iitu farther

definition and d vision of the Ministry of Finance .....0.. 0

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Number Description ofProducts R e of Duty Rate of Duty tat (4 Duly MIs ef DutY

76 - Fittings and secling materials for pipes and maehines,siall artusees for m26 0technical it, .....

77 --Pipes, n. c. s., pipe fittings and electric wire jointing boxes;brackets for pipes and 70bles ..............o 13

78 --Bolts, nuts, washers and the like........... 5 21 1779 --Flower pmts..................... 70 1981 --Siall cabinets with drawers, and0parts thereof .....7o 3499 --Other........................ 70 70

40.01 Natural rubber latex, whether thenot with added synalmtic rubberlatex; pre-vulcanised natural rubber latex; natural rubber, balata,gutta-percha amd similar natural guis:

10 - Natural rubber latex. whethey or not with added svnthetic rubberlatex; pre-vulcanised natural rubb1r latex ..........2/ 0

20 - Natural rubber other than 1atex...............2/ 030 - Other ......21...................1 0

40.02 Synthetic rubber latex; pre-vulcanised synthetic rubber latex;synthetic rubber;, factice derived from oils:

lot - Polvbsbtdiene-siyrene latex,uwhether or rot pre-vilcan21ed . I 020 - Other synthetic rubber latex, wcether or not pre-vuleanised ...21 0

30 - Polybuladiene (BR)................... 12/ 040 - Polychlorobutadiene (CR) ................ 1 2 050 --PoLybuadiene-styrene21SBR) ............... 0IR -Butyl rubber 2111) 0..............0.....70 -Other synthetic rubbers; factice derived 21 0....0

40.03 00 Reclaimed rubber ...............25.... 040.04 00 Waste and parings hf unbardened rubber; scrap of unhardened

rubber, fit only for the recovery of rubber; powder obtainedfrom waste or scrap hf uniardened rubber........... 2100

40.05 00 Plates, sheets and strip, of unvulcanised natural or syntheticrubber, other than smoked sheets and crepe sheets of headingNo. 40.01 or 40.02; granules of unvulcanised natural or syntheticrubber compounded ready for vulcanisation; unvulcanised naturalor synthetic rubber, compounded before or after coagulatinmeihler with carbon black (with or without the addition of mineraloil) or with silica (with or without the addition of mineral oil),in any fomn, of a kind known as masterbatch......... . 1 0

40.06 00 Unvulcanised natural or synthetic rubber, including rubber latex,in other forms or states (for example, rods, tubes and profileshapes, solutions nmd dispersions); articles of unvuecanised naturalor synthetic rubber (for example, coated or impregnated textilethread; rings and discs)................... . 21/ 0

40.07 00 Vulcanised rubber thread and cord, whether or not textile covered,and textile thread covered or impregnated wihl vulcanised rubber 30 5

40.08 Plates, sheets, strip, rods and profile shapes, of unburdenedvulcanised rubber:

01 -Sponge rubber, except strip, rods and threads .......50 2502 --Floor coverings ......35................3503 -Rods, profile shapes and strip ..............25 009 -Other ......................... 35 0

40.09 Piping and tubing, of unhardened vulcanised rubber:01 - Pipes and tubes with a bursting point of 50 kg/cm2 or more 7 409 - Other..........................25 17

40.10 00 Transmission, conveyor or elevator belts or belting, of vulcanisedrubber .........................25 0

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DescriptionofProducts Rate of Duty Rate of Dutyuty Iate ufVtty

40.13 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories (including gloves),for all purposes, of unhardened vulcanised rubber:

01 20ivingsuits ..Z 2002 - Gloves . 35 3103 - Protective clothing for radiologists, wit5 lead lining .3 3509 - Other . 5 6- 31

40.14 Otheh articles of uniardened vulcanised rubber:01 -Bobbins and codend protectors 2 202 - Life saving apparatus, subject to compliance with further

definition and decisioy of the Ministrv of Finance 0 003 -Brush heads 35 . . . 1804 - Machine packings and dra25ht excluders .°..005 - Articles for technical use 25 . 006 - Handtools, n. e. s 25 . . . 407 - Articles specially made for ships 25.. . 2508 - Doors . . 0 3 3011 - Stoppers and caps 7 1919 - Other 70 0 7

40.15 00 Hardened rubber (ebonite and vulcanite), in bulk, plates, sheets,strip, rods, profile shapes or tubes; scrap, waste and powder, ofhardened rubber . 25 0

40.16 Articles of hardened rubber (ebonite and vulcanite):01 - Sanitary and hygienic articles .35 . 3509 - Other 0 . .7 70

41.01 Raw hides and skins (fresh, salted, driedm pickled or lined, whetheror not split, including sheepskins in the wool:- Bovine or equine hides, other that: calf skins:

11 - - Bovine hides fon use un the mauufactore of trawls, un-worknd but salted asd/or treateulwith copper sti14ate .. I/ 4

19 -- Other. 14 /Y 820 - Calfskins ..............................14............. 830 - Goal skins and kid skirt.-.. . 14 /I 840 - Sheep withamb skins sthW the wool on I. 850 - Sheep or lamb skins without the wo14.. '. 860 -Other ......... ................................14. 8

41.02 Bovine cattle leather (including buffalo leather) and equine leather,except leather falling within heading No. 41.06 or 41.08:

10 -- Calf leather .......... ..............7............... 2120 -Other ...................................7

41.03 00 Sheep and lamb skin leather, except leather falling within beadingNo. 41.06 or 41.08. / 148

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41.04 00 Goat and kid skin leather, except leather falling within headingNo. 41.06 or 41.08 .. 14 ..................... .

41.05 Other kinds of leather, except leather falling within headingNo. 41.06 or 41.08:

01 - Pigskin leather .................. .................... 14 809 - Leather (including fish-skin leather), n. c. s. .. . 14 8

41.06 00Chamois-dressed leather ................................... 14 14[41.07]41.08 00 Patent leather and imitation patent leather; metallised leather 14 041.09 00 Paringsand other waste, of leather or of composition or parchment-

dressed leather, not suitable for the manufacture of articles ofleather; leather dust, powder and flour ....... . 14 8

41.10 00 Composition leather with a basis of leather or leather fibre, inslabs, insheets or in rolls ...................... ..........14 0

42.01 00 Saddlery and harness, of any material (for example, saddles,harness, collars, traces, knee-pads and boots), fdr any kind ofanimal .. . . .. .......... . . ...... . 80 31

42.02 Travel goods (for example, trunks, suit-cases, hat-boxes, travelling.bags, rucksacks), shopping-bags, handbags, satchels, brief-cases,wallets, purses, toilet-cases, tool-cases, tobacco-pouches, sheaths,cases, boxes (for example, for arms, musical instruments, binec-ulars, jewellery, bottles, collars, footwear, brushes) and similarcontainers, of leather or of composition leather, of vulcanised fibre,of artificial plastic sheeting, of paperboard or of textile fabric:

10 - Handbags .............................................

20 - Travel goods and toilet-cases .90.......................... 4030 - Satchels and brief-cases ..................................90 40

- Other: 90 4041 - - Wallets and purses ................................90 4049 --Other..

42.03 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, of leather or ofcomposition leather: 65 31

01 -Belts ... ... ........

02 - Gloves ........ 65 31

03 - Watch straps .......50.. 5004 - Gloves for radiologists ...... 35 3505 - Welders' gloves, protective aprons and sleeves, of leather ...7 009 -Other. .......... .. .. ........ . 65 31

42.04 00 Articles of leather or of composition leather of a kind used inmachinery or mechanical appliances or for other industrial purposes 35 10

42.05 Other articles of leather or of composition leather:01 - Leather welts for the manufacture of shoes, if obviously

processed for such special use ........................... 30 002 - Handles .. 003 -- Articles for medical treatment.. - 3509 -Other .. 65 65

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43.01 Raw furskin:10 - Of mink ...... ............. .................. 30 1520 - Other ...................................... .. 30 15

43.02 Furskins, tanned or dressed, including furskins assembled in plates,crosses and similar forms; pieces or cuttings, of furskin, tanned ordressed, including beads, paws, tails and the like (not beingfabricated):

01 - Of mink ... . ................. .......35 1809 - Other ............ 35 18

43.03 Articles of furskin:01 - Articles of apparel .. 65 3109 - Other ......................... ............ . 65 31

43.04 Artificial fur and articles made thereof;01 - Artificial fur .......................................... 30 009 - Articles made thereof .................... ..........65 31

44.03 Wood in use rough, whether or not stripped of its hark or merelyroughed down:

10 - Pulp wood ..........................25................020 - Sawlogs and veneer logs, of coniferous species ........ .. ...25 030 - Satologs and veneer logs, of non-coniferous species 25.. 0

- Other:41 - - Scaffolding poles and posts for fish-drying purposes 2.....242 - - Fencing posts ....................10 1043 - - Telegraph and electric line poles .................... 25 2549 ----Other ...........25 25

44.05 Wood sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, hut not further prepared,of a thickness exceeding 5 mm:-Of coniferous species:

11 -- Deck planks of Oregon-pine, pitch-pine or Douglas 375 x 125mmu or over .. 15 3

19 -- Other ... 25...... 17-Other:

21 --Ofoak . .. .20..... 022 --Of beech . 20 023 -- Of birch or maple ..................20 024 --- Of mahogany .............. ............20 025 --Of teak ................... ......2. 0

29 --Other .............................20.......0.....44.09 Hoopwood; split poles; piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed

but not sawn lengthwise; chipwood; drawn wood; pulpwood inchips or particles; wood shavings of a kind suitable for use in themanufacture of vinegar or for the clarification of liquids; woodensticks, roughly trimmed but not turnnd, beat or otherwise worked,suitable for the manufacture of walking-sticks, umbrella handles,tool handles or the like:

10 - Pulpicood in chipa or p-rticles ....0...0 (

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N'UlJr Description of ProductsI)r....ai ..if p. Ra o D Rate of ate-ef Iuty list. atDuty

- Other:21 - - Hoopwood 0 0 0 O22 - - Wooden sticks suitable for the manufacture df walking

sticks, umbrella handles, tool handles and the like25 Z 023 - - Drawn wood.0 3029 --Other ................. 624 25

[44.10]44.11 Fibre building hoard of wood or other vegetable material, whether

or not bonded with natural or artificial resins or with other organicbinders:

10 -impressed fibre building board (hardbo20d) ................0

20 -Other ............................30................... 0

44.12 00 Wood wool and wood 25our ............... 044.13 Wood (including blocks, strips and friezes for parquet or wood

block flooring, not assembled), planed, tongued, grooved, rebated,chamfered, V-jointed, centre V-jointed, beaded, centre-beadedor the like, hut not further manufactured:-Of coizjrous species:

11 -- Denk neanks of Oreneuopiur, pitchi-piuc *r Douglas fir,75 x 125 si or over .........15.................. 15

19 --Othcr .........................25.................. 25- Other:

21 - - Parquet strips ..................50.................. 2529 --Other ........ .....................0..1............ .35

44.14 00 Wood sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled but not further prepared,of a thickness not exceeding 5 mm; veneer sheets and sheets forplywood, of a thickness ...18xceeding 5 mm./. 0

44.15 Plywlominnblackboard, laniiloard, hattenboard and similarlaminated wood pronccts (including veieered panels and sheets);inlaid wood and wood marquetry:

10 - Pllelod consisting swoody of sheets offom ........0.0...... 3°O20amin alackboard, lmninand d, buattenboaad tondsimilr laminited wood

products.. 30 0 °..............O

30 - Other .................................................30 0 °44.16 00 Cellular wnod pamels, whether or not faced withmbase ietal ..... 00°44.17 00 "Improved" wood, in sheets, blocks or the like .. .o 044.18 00 Reconstituted wood, being wood shavings, wood chips, sawdust,

wood flour or other ligneous waste agglomerated with natural orartificial resins or other organic binding substances, in sheets,blocks or the like 3.

44.19 00 Wooden readings and mouldings, including moulded skirting andother moulded boards .. 60 31

44.20 00 Wooden picture frames, photograph franmes, mirror frames andthe like .....................70 34

44.21 00 Complete wooden packing cases, boxes, crates, drums and similarpackings. 0 25

44.22 Casks, barrels, vats, tubs, buckets and other coopers' products andparts thereof, of wood, including staves:

01 - Barrels and parts thereof .......................0.......09 Other.................................................o 25 23

44.23 Builders' carpentry and joinery (including prefabricated andsectional buildings and assembled parquet flooring panels):

01 -Ready-cut wood for building purposes .....................Y 40 1902 - Windows and window framis........e....................... 40 1903 - Doors and door fraies.......m................ ...........

1904 -- indoor house fixtures, SUlje,'Lt subjet ionic mith fueeher

definition and decision of the Ministry of Finance 60 3109 - ther .....O ............ ............ .............. 50

2544.24 00 Household utensils of wood ................................ I/ 100

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.TariffItem Base Concession

NumberDescription of Products RateofDuty Rateof Duty

44.25 Wooden tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broom and brush bodiesand handles; boot and shoe lasts and trees, of wood:

01 - Brush bodies ............... ......... .............35.. 1802 -Shoe lists .............................7 003 - Handles and helves ............................ 35 18

09 Other ........................25......................

44.026 00 Spools, cops, bobbins, sewing thread reels and the like, of turnedwood ..0

4.27 Standard lamps, table lamps and other lighting fittings, of wood;articles of furniture, of wood, not falling within Chapter 94;caskets, cigarette boxes, trays, fruit howls, ornaments and otherfancy articles, of wood; cases for cutlery, for drawing instrumentsor for violins, and similar receptacles, of wood; articles of wood forpersonal use or adornment, ofa kind normally carried in the pocket,in the handbag or on the person; parts of the foregoing articles,of woods

01 - Lamps and other lighting fittings ....... ................. 90 4002 - Coat-hooks and similar articles ........ .................. 100 1909 - Other. .... ......................100 46

44.23 Other articles of wood:81 -Trawl wings .........................................2 083 - Tags and reflectors ...................................35 1884 - Oars .. ....... 50 2585 - Steering wheels ................................... ..... 25 2586 - Saddletrees and horse-collars ........ ................35 087 - Window and door curtain poles ....... .................. 40 1988 - Coathangers ................................ 100 4691 - Joiner's benches ........... ... ........ 7 092 - Handles .............................................. 30 093 - Wooden pins ........................................... 35 094 - Coffins ............................................... 70 3495 - Small articles and similar products for fitting, pressing or

embossing with various articles .........................70 3099 - Other ................................................ 70 70

45.01 00 Natural cork, unworked, crushed, granulated or ground; waste cork 21 045.02 00 Natural cork in blocks, plates, sheets or strips (including cubes or

square clubs, cut to size for corks or stoppers) .................

45.03 Articles of natural cork:01 - Cork floats for fishing nets .......... ...................2 202 - Life saving apparatus of cork, subject to compliance with

further definition and decision of the Ministry of Finance 0 003 - Cork stoppers .......... ................................ 35 009 -- Other ..... 40 40

45.04 Agglomerated cork (being cork agglomerated with or without a

binding substance) and articles of agglomerated cork:01 - Cork articles for shock manufacture .......21.............. 002 - Cork in plates or rolls ............................. 35 3503 -Aachine packing, tubes and the like, of cork ............. 25 005 - Cork for bottle caps .......... .......... 35 009 - Other ...... .............60......... .... 60

[46.01146.02 Plaits and similar products of plaiting rials, for all uses,

whether or not assembled into strips; plaiting materials boundtogether in parallel strands or woven, in sheet form, includingmatting, mats and screens; straw envelopes for bottles: 0 9

01 - Floor iats, carpets and the like ....... 90 .................. 40J2 - Shades ............................................... 90 4003 - Plaits asd similar products; strips... .............5......... 2 2509 -Other ................................................ 60 60

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ofProducts .. Rate of Duty Rate of DutyDtI~ty 11ate "'.Ct

46.03 Basketwork, wickerwork and other articles of plaiting materials,made directly to shape; articles made up from goods failingwithin heading No. 46.02; articles of loofab:

01 - Fish and coal baskets ........................ ... 15802 - Straps and handles of plaiting materials 0.................. . O09 - Other ................................................ /00 90

47.01 Pulp derived by mechanical or chemical means front any fibrousvegetable material:

10 - Mechanical wood pulp ..................................020 - Chemical wood pulp, dissolving grades .....................030 -Chemical wool pulp, soda or sulphate, unbleachtd e5'. 040 - Chemical wood pulp, soda or sulphate, bleached or semi-bleached

(other than dissolvinggrades).. . 0$ 14O50 - Chemical wood pulp, sulphile, unbleached .................t/ 060 - Chemical wood pulp, sulphite, bleached or semi-bleached (other

than dissolving grades) .................................. 070 - Semi-chemical wood pulps ....................../........ /9 980 - Pulp, other than wood pulp .. .

," 047.02 00 Waste paper and paperboard; scrap articles of paper or of paper.

hoard, fit only for use in paper-making - ./$ . 14 04.05 Paper and paperboard, corrugated (witt or witnout tin surface

sheets), creped, crinkled, embossed or perforated, in rolls or sheets:10 - Kraft paper, ereped or crinkled, whether or nct embossed or per-

forated ...............................................2 02020 - Creped or crinkled paper, whether or not embossed or perforated, 2~ 25

other than kraft, for household or toilet use .................

30 - Other creped or crinkled paper, whether or not embossed or per-forated ............................................... I O

- Other:41 -- Paper and paperboard, corrugated . ......... 11

42 - - Paper and paperboard, patterned or emhossed ... ...

49 --Other. 0 20

148.06148.07 Paper and paperboard, impregnated, coated, surface-coloured,

surface-decorated or printed (not constituting printed matter withinChapter 49), in rolls or sheets:

10 - Printing or writing paper ...............................

20 - Paper and paperboard (other than printing or writing paper),coated or impregnated with artificial or synthetic resins (excludingadhesives) ............. ................................. 0

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berla\ Description ofProdeuctsfir Rate ofDuty t)te of Du( Ity

- Tarred, bituminised or asphalted paper and paperboard:31 - - Corrugated roofing felt .....................15.. 1039 - - Roofing felt and other asphalt lined paper, n.s... 3..35.. 18

- Other:41 - - Materials for milk containers ......................... 042 - - Paper and paperboard, n.c.s .......................... 201. 11

43 - - Unprioted paper and parbelhoard, coated with wax or glue44 - - Printed paper, creped, crinkled or corrugated, whether or

not embossed or perforated, for domestic or toilet purposes 251. 2545 - - Wallpaper ....................................35... 5

33

46 - - Insulatibo I ard.. .....................30.o 2047 Wrapping paper, printed .........................10. 848 - - Pbpe:oard for printing blocks ...................7... 051 -- Materials for machine packs................................ ....................25.

59 - eth r .............................................20.0 2048.08 00 Filter blocks, slabs and plates, of paper pulp.......... 0........ 25 0

[48]09148.10 00 Cigarette paper, cut to size, whether or not in the form of booklets

or tube0.7 .................................................. 7048.11 00 Wallpaper and lincrusta; window transparencies of paper 35 ..3548.12 00 Floor coverings prepared on a base of paper or of paperboard,

whether or not cut to size, with or without a coating of linoleumcompound ................................ 3. 35

48.13 00 Carbon and other copying papers (including duplicator stencils)and transfer papers, cut to size, whether or not put up in boxes 7 7

48.14 Writing blocks, envelopes, letter cards, plain postcards, corre-spondence cards; boxes, pouches, walletndadl writing compendiums,of paper or paperboard, containinig only an assortment of paperstationery:

01 - Envelopes, unprinted 30 0° 3002 - Envelopes, print.d.f ... 50So 5003 -- Paper stationern ii boxes, wallets and the like ............50..... 5004 - Writing blocks ..............-. 50- 2509 - Other ............................................35.. 35

48.15 Other paper and paperboard, cut to size or shape:10- Toilet paper, in rolls or in sheets .......................50 25

20 -umGnnmed orhadlesive papen ii strips or rolls 4 ................ 4- Other:

31 --- Rolls for calculating machines, telegraphs and the lik35 3532 - - Writing paper, stencil paper and drawing erp,!, unprinted 7 733 - - Filterinig sheets, cut to shape ......................... 52f 034 Wrapping paper, printed................ ..........30

35 - Paper or paperboard, lined or ruled intO squares, out notfurther printed ................. ................... .lo 305

39 --Other ................. 3o 3048.16 Boxes, bags and other packing containers, of paper or paperboard;

box files, letter trays and similar articles, of paper or paperboard,of a kind commonly used in offices, shops and the like:- Paper boxes and cases:-- For packing export producLs, pro; idt thvidedLrry an

appropriate inscription: .

01 - - - Of corrugated p.perboard a.......................

02 - - - Of paperboard weighing 600 g/in in morm .4

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.TariffItems Base Concession

Number Description of Products Rateof Duty Rateof Duty

03 --Other............................................4........................... 4- - Other:

04 --- Of corrugated paperboard ....... ................. 40 1905 --- Of paperboard weighing 600 g/m2 or more ..... ..... 40 1906 ---Other . ......................................... 40 19

- Paper bags:07 -- Multi-ply paper bags for packing potatoes, cement and fer-

tiliser, provided these carry an appropriate inscription,also other multiply paper bags for packing, 0.2 m2 andlarger ................................18............. 8

08 -- Multiply paper bags for packing export products, pro-vided these carry an appropriate inscription ...... ..... 2 2

11 --Other ............................................. 40 1912 -Milk containers ........ :..........................20.... 1119 -Other .. 40 19

[48.17]48.18 00 Registers, exercise books, note books, memorandum blocks, order

hooks, receipt books, diaries, blotting-pads, binders (loose-leaf orother), file covers and other stationery of paper or paperboard;sample and other albums and hook covers, of paper or paperboard 50 25

48.19 Paper or paperboard labels, whether or not printed or gummed:01 - Goods labels and marking labels, unprinted ...............30 1502 - Printed labels for export products ......................4 409 - Other ................................................ 50 25

48.20 00 Bobbins, spools, cops and similar supports of paper pulp, paper orpaperboard (whether or not perforated or hardened) .............

48.21 Other articles of paper pulp, paper, paperboard or cellulose wadding:10 - Cards for puched-card machines, whether or not in strips . . 15 15

- Trays, dishes, plates, cups and the like:21 - - Cups and beakers ............ ....................... 70 3429 - - Other .....................70........... 70

--Handkerchiefs, cleansing tissues, towels, table napkins, table-cloths, bed sheets and other paper linen; paper under garments:

31 - -Paper tinder garments .................... ... ... .....65 31

32 -- Towels, folded ... .. . 70 4639 --Other... 7040 - Sanitary towels and tampons; baby napkins 35 18

- Other:51 - - Tubes and machine packings, articles for technical use and

similar small articles for machines ........ ........ . 25 052 - Cards for graphs and sheets and rolls for self-recording

apparatus .........,.............,.15..... 1553 --- Lampsand lampslads ...................... .......90 4054 - - Paper for echo sounders .......... . ...... ..4 45; - Cases and box containers made from paper pulpl or cellu-

-lose wadding..............40 1956 - - Wearing apparel, n.e.s ..............................65 3157 -- - Mounts for slides ..................... ............ 50...2558 - - Dress patterns . ................. ................ 25 069 - -- Other ............................................. 7070

49.01 Printed books, booklets, brochures, pamphlets and leaflets:01 - In Icelandic ....... ...............................20.. 1109 - In foreign languages ............ ....................... 0 0

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Number Descriptionof Products Rate of DuryRate of Duty

49.07 Unused postage, revenue and similar stamps of current or newissue in the country to which they are destined; stamp-impressedpaper; banknotes, stock, share and bond certificates and similardocuments of title; cheque books:

01 - Stamps, unused 0 002 - Banknotes.0 009 - Other ..15 8

49.08 00 Transfers (Decalcomanias) .50 2549.09 00 Picture postcards, Christmas and other picture greeting cards,

printed by any process, with or without trimmungs ........... 100 4649.10 00 Calendars of any kind, of paper or paperboard, including calendar

blocks...................................................15 849.11 Other printed matter, including printed Pictures and photographs:

- Trade advertising material, commercial catalogues and the like:11 - - Printed in foreign languages 0. 019 --Other.50 25

- Other:21 - - Bible illustrations and pictures used for teaching in schools 0 029 --Other. 50 25

50.01 00 Silk-worm cocoons suitable for reeling.14. . 050.02 00 Raw silk (not thrown) .................. ................... 14 050.03 00 Silk waste (including cocoons unsuitable for reeling, silk noils and

pulled or garnetted rags) .................. ................. 21 050.04 00 Silk yarn, other than yarn of noil or other waste silk, not put up

for retail sale ...................... ....................... 30 1350.05 00 Yorn spun from noil or other waste silk, not put up for retail sale 30 13[50.06]50.07 00 Silk yarn and yarn spun from noil or other waste silk, put up for

retail sale; silk-worm gut; imitation catgut of silk .............30.. 13[50.08]50.09 00 Woven fabrics of silk, of noil or other waste silk ........... ... 30 13[50.10]

51.01 Yarn of man-made fibres (continuous), not put up for retail sale:10 -- Textured yarns of continous polyamide fibres ............... 420 -- Non-textured yarns of continuous polyamide fibres, untwisted or

with a twist of not more than 50 turns per metre ............. 7 430 -Other non-textured yarns of continuous polyamide fibres ....7. 440 - Textured yarns of continuous polyesterJibres ............... 450 - Non-textured yarns of continuous polyester fibres. untwisted or

with a twist of not more than 50 turns per metre ............ 7 460 - Other non-textutred yarns of continuous polyester fibres. ........ 7 470 -- Yarns of other continuous synthetic fibres .................. 7 480 - Yarns of continuous viscose rayon .......................7 485 - Yarns of any continuous acetate fibres ...................7 490 - Yarns of other continuous regenerated textile fibres .....7.... 4

51.02 Monofil, strip (artificial straw and the like) anid imitation catgut,of man-made fibre materials:

10 - Of synthetic fibre materials .................. 7 420 -Of regenerated flibre materials . .........7... ..... 4

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Most- Favoured-Nation Tariff.TariffItemNumber Description of Products Base Rateof DutyConcessionRateofDutyVf051.03 Yarn of man-made fibres (continuous), put up for retail sale:

10 - Ofcontinuous synthefibvticres . 20........... .......11...... 201120 - Of continuous regeneratedfibres ..

51.04 Woven fabriwcs of man-made fibres (continuous), including ovenfabrics of monofil or strip of heading No. 51.01 or 51.02:

10 - Tyre cordfabric of continuo25us synthetic textile materials. S 7

- Fabrics containing 85% or more by weight of continuous syn-thetic textile materials, other than lre cord fabric:

21be - -mmCoear..........se, plain fabrics of flattened tu 3-5 wid. 2. 2

29 --Other ................. .. 2, 7

30 - Fabrics of continuous synthetic textile materials, containing lessthan 85% by weig5ht of such materials, other than lyre cord fabric 2 7

40 - Tyre cord fabric 5of continuous regenerated textile materials .... 2 7

S - Fabrics containing85% or more by weight of continuous regener-..........a25ted textile materials, other than tyre cordfabric .. 7

60 - Fabrics ofcontinuous regenerated textile materials, containing lessthan 85% by weight5of such materials, other than lre cordfabric .2 7

52.01 00 Metallised yarn, being textile yarn spun with metal or covered with

metal by ay process.....20 .......... ......... .. ... i1152.02 00 Woven fabrics of metal thread or of metallised yarn, of a kind

used i................n articles of apparel, as furnishing fabrics or the like .30 11

53.06 Yarn of carded sheep's or lambs' wool (woollenyarn), not put upfor retail sale:

..10 - Co0ntaining 85% or more by weight of tool .. .3 5

20 -Other .....o.3053.07 Yarn of combed usheep's or latu wool (worsted yarn), not putla

for retail sale:10.............- Containing 851or more 305bnu'ight of wool. J20 - Other .............. ... 3 5

53.08 00 Yarnu of fine animal hair (carded or combed), notpt up for

retail sale ................. .........0... 0

53.09 00 Yarn of horsehair or of other coarse animal hair, not put up forretailsale ...... .. ...... 2o 13

53.10 Yarn of sheep's orlam' wool, of horsehair or of other animalhair (fine or coarse), put up for retailsale:

10 - Containing 85% or more by weight of wool or fin, animal hair 33 15

20 - Other ......................................... is

53.11 Woven fabrics of sheep's or lambs' wool or offine animal hair:10 - Fabrics of carded wool or carded fine animal hair,containing

85% or more by weight of wool or fine animal hair .........3 9

20 -- Fabrics of combed wool or combed fine animal hair, conrining85% or more by weight of wool or fine animal hair ..........3 9

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30 - Fabrics containing less than 85% by weight ofwool orfine animalhair, mixed mainly or solely with continuous syntheticfibres ..... 30 9

40 - Fabrics containing less than 85% by weight of wool orfine animalhair, mixed mainly or solely with discontinuous synthetic fibres 30 9

50 -Other ........................ 309

53.12 00 Woven fabrics of horsehair or of other coarse animal hair............. 30 13[53.13]54.03 00 Flax or ramie yarn, not put up for retail sale........... 20 454.04 00 Flax or ramie yarn, put up for retail sale................... . .. 30 1154.05 Woven fabrics of flax or of ramie:

01 - Woven fabrics, in one colour and unfigured, entirely offlax or ramie or of these materials mixed with other naturalvegetable materials .............. .......... 0.. 3 13

09 - Other..... .......... 30..................13

55.03 Cotton waste (including pulled or garnetted rags), not carded orcombed:

01 - Cot...ton waste .........25 1 709 -Other ....... ..............0 0

55.07 Cotton gauze:10 - Unbleached, not mercerised ........................ .... 0 3 1320 -Other... 30 .....................L.. ... 13

55.08 Terr towelling and similar terry fabrics, of cotton:10 - Unbleac30hed, not mercerised ........................... . , 1320 - Other .... ......................

1355.09 Other woven fabrics of cotton:

10 - Fabrics containing 85% or more by weight of cotton, unbleached,0-not mercerised ................... 0

20 20- Other fabrics containing 85% or more by weight of cotton ....0

30 - Fabrics containing less than 85% by weight of cotton, unbleached,notmercerised .2. 0mm.....................................................

.40 - Other fabrics containing less than 85% by weight of cotton 20 0

56.01 Man-made fibres (discontinuous), not carded, combed or otherwiseprepared for spinning:

10 - Polyamid0efibres. ..... 020 - Polyester0fibres ...... 0

30 - A0crylic fibres ......... 040 - Other syntheti0cfibres ...

50 - Regenerat0ed fibres ....... .................... 0

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Most-Favored-NationTariff.Tariff ItemDescriptionofProducts

Number BaseConcession Rate of Duty Rate ofDuty

56.05 Yarn of man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste), not put upfor retail sale:

Containing 85% or more by weight of discontinuous syntheticfibres:

11 - - For the manufacture of fishing tackle ........ 0 019 -- Other ............................................. 420 - Of discontinuous synthetic fibres, containing less than 85% by

weight of such fibres, mixed mainly or solely with cotton ...... 7 4

30 -- Of discontinuous synthetic fibres, containing less than 85% byweight of such fibres, mixed mainly or solely with wool or fineanimal hair ......7 4

40 --- Of discontinuous synthetic fibres, containing less than 85% byweight ofsuch fibres, mixed mainly or solely with fibres other thancotton, wool or fine animal hair 7.............................

-- Containtinug 85% or more by weight of disconinous regeneratedJbres:

51 ---Forthe manufacture..0of fishing tackle ...........0 n59 --- Other ..............................................7 461 --Of discontinuous regeneratedfibres, containing less than 85U, by

weight of such fibres, mixed mainly or solely with cotton 7 470 -Of discontinuous regeneraten fibres, containing less thao 85%, by

weight ] uch ires. mixed mainly or solely with wool or fineanitl hair ......................... ................. 4

-Of discontinuous regenerated fibres, containing less than 85% byweight of suchfibres.mixed mainly or solely with fibres other thancotton, wool or fine animal hair:

81 --- the xna..........sluac of 0fishing tackle ° 0O89 --Other ...................................7.......... 4

56.06 Yarn of mao-made fibres (discontinuous or waste), put up forretail sale:

I - Conwtaining 85% or more by eight of discontinuous synthetic...fibres. . 20 11

20 -Of discontinuous synthetic fibres, containing less than 85% byweightiof suchfbres ....... ........ 20- 11

30 -Ofdiscontinuous regenerated fibres .. o.. . 20 1156.07 Woven fabrics of man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste):

10 - Fabrics containing 85% or more by eight of discontinuoussynthetic fibres .. .. ....25..... ................. . 7

20 - Fabrics of discontinuous synthetic fibres, containing less than85% by aieight of such Jbres, mixed mo25nn or solely with cotton ZS 7

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.TariffItem Base ConcessionNumber Descriptionof Products Rate ofDuty Rate ofDuty

30 - Fabrics of discontinuous synthetic fibres, containing less than85% by weight of such fibres, mixed mainly or solely with wool orfine animal hair ........................ 25 7

40 - Fabrics of discontinuous synthetic fibres, containing less than85% by weight of such fibres, mixed mainly or solely with con-tinuous man-made textile materials ............. ........ 5 2 7

50 - Fabrics of discontinuous synthetic fibres, containing less than85w% by eifght o such fibres, mixed mainly or solelhyf wit ibresother than cotton,, woolfine animal hair or continuous man-madetextile materials .......5....2 7

60 - Fabrics containing 85% or more by weight of discontinuous re-generated fibres .................... 5....2 7

70 - Fabrics of discontinuous regeneratedfibres, containing less than85% by weight of such fibres, mixed mainly or y6sole with cotton 5 2 7

80 - Fabrics of discontinuous regenerated fibres, containing less than85% by weight of such fibres, mixed mainly or yswolel ith woolor fine animal hair ... ............. ..25 7

85 - Fabrics of discontinuous regenerated fibres, containing less than85% by weight of such fibres, mixed mainly or solely with con- _tinuous man-made textile materials ..25.................. 7

90 - Fabrics of discontinuous regeneratedfibres, containing less than85% by weight of suchfibres, mixed mainly or solely withfibresother than cotton, wool,fine animal hair or continuous man-madetexti257le materials ... ....... .......7... ..... 2

57.06 00 Yarn of jute or of other textile bast fibres of heading No. 57.03 30 957.07 Yarn of other vegetable textile fibres; paper yarn:

01 - Monofil for t0h manufacture of fishing tackle.

0090 -Other 3° 13

[57.081L7.09157e.10 00 Woven fabrics of jute or of other textil bast fibres of heading

No. 57.03 .............. .....20

57.11 00 Woven fabrics of other vegetable textile fibres; woven fabrics ofpaperyan ........................ ................. 20 0

[57.121

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Most-Favoured-NationTariff.TariffItem Base ConcessionNumber DescriptionofProductsRateof DutyRateofDuty58.01 Carpets, carpeting and rugs, knotted (made up or not):

10 - Of wool or fine animal hair ............................... 90 4020 - Of other textile materials ................................. 90 40

58.02 Other carpets, carpeting, rugs, mats and matting, and "Kelem","Schumacks" and "Karamanie" rugs and the like (made up or not):

10 - "Kelem" ("Khilim" or "Cilim"), "Schumacks" ("Soumaks")or "Karamanie" rugs and the like ................ 90 40

20 - Of wool or fine animal hair, tufted ........................ 90 4030 - Of wool or fine animal hair, woven............... 0 9o 4040 - Of wool or fine animal hair, other than tufte....................dorwoven 90 4050 - Ofman-made textile materials, tufted ...................... 0 9 4060 - Of man-made textile materia.....ls, woven. . .

9'o 4070 - Of man-made textile materiavls, other than tufted or woen 60 4080 - Of other textile materials, tufted ...........90................. 4090 - Of other textile mater.................ials, other0than tufted ... . . 9o 40

58.03 00 Tapestries, hand-made, of the type Gobelins, Flanders, Aubusson,Beauvais and the like, and needle-worked tapestries (for example,petit point and cross stitch) made in p65anels and the like by hand 31

58.04 Woven pile fabrics and chenille fabrics (other than terry towellingor similar terry fabrics of cotton falling within heading No. 55.08and fabrics falling within heading No. 58.05):

........................100 - Ofwool or fine animal hair.. 3° 9- Of cotton:

21 - - Moleskin ..............0.. ........ ..... 3 029 - - Other ...................0.......................... 3 030 - Of synthetic fibres ........................... .... 30 940 - Of regenerated fibr0es ..................... 3 950 3-Other .................................................0 9

58.05 00 Narrow woven fabrics, and narrow fabrics (bolduc) consisting ofwarp without weft asscbled by meanssof an adhesive, other thangoods falling within h0eading No. 58.06 .......................

3 958.06 00 Woven labels, badges and the like, not embroidered, in the piece,

ilstrips or 0cut to shape or size ............................. 3° 958.07 Chenille yarn (including flock chenille yarn), gimped yarn (other

than ntallised yarn of heading No. 52.01 and gimped horsehairyarn); braids and ornamental trimmings in the piece; tassels,pompons and the like:

01 - Chcille Yarn, gimped yarn (otls than metallised yarn ofheading No. 52.01 and giped horsehair yarn) ..... ....... '30 13

02 - Such yarn and rope from synthetic fibres, weighing 0.54gram or more per metrc n. e. a . .

03 - Net rods with20sinkers or floats ...................... 1109 - Other ......................30..................... 9

58.08 Tulle and other net fabrics (but not including woven, knitted orcrocheted fabrics), plain:

01 --Fishing nets and fishing net robes .......... ............. 409 - Other ......................0.......................... 3 13

58.09 00 Tulle and other net fabrics (but not including woven, knitted orcrocheted fabrics), figured; ha0nd or mechanically made lace, in 3 13"- piece, in stri3013ps or in motifs ..............................

58.10 -is "uory, in the piece, in strips or in motifs ................ 3013

Wadding and articles of wadding; textile flock and dust and millneps: 0

01 - Wadding ...............25.............................. 002 - Sanitarytowels...35.................................... 1803 - Other articles of wadding . . . 2509 - Other................................................-t

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Day

59.02 Felt and articles of felt, whethmer onunar not ipgte.d or coatedIJ - evFloor cotrngs ........................................50 2 *5

- Other:21 -- Felt .......... .. ...0.......... ... .. .....

22 -- Roofing felt ............................. 5 18329 --- Other ..........................

59.03 Bonded fibre ffabrics, similar bonded yarn fabrics, and articles o

such fabrics, whether or not itlnia .01 Bonded fibre fabrics .......... ......

...........09 Articles of bonded fibrcfabrics ; 1 . 3]59.04 Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, plaited or not:

01Ground lines and fishing lines .....................4... .

02 - Cables ................................. ..... 404 -Packing twine ......................................... 905 Monofil of syn0thetic fibres, for the manufacture of fishing tackle09 -Other . .. 13

59.05 Nets and netting made of twine, cordage or rope, and made upfishing nets of yarn, twine, cordage or rope:

0e1c m e- Fishing nets and fishing net ropes of synthti atrials ....02 - - Fishing lts and fishing net ropes of other materials ....09 -- Other jts ..................................1........ 3

e59.06 p Othecfbar articles tlc romtnarn, twilm,ordage, role rol,otmher than tecsxtile fabrics arid articles wde froisuch fairi-

01 ---Fish-tail loops ..

02 Shoe lace ....................3.f -- Snells.... ......... . ..... ...i09 Other. ............ ............ .....

59,7 Textile fabrics coated with gum or arnaceoiniubstances, of akinrused f rthe outer covers of books and the like; tracing cloth;prepared painting canvas; buckranand similar fabrics for h;tfomiions and similar rise

o - - Book-bnding uloh, paintiingcarnss, ca. s .nihreiklfrthe MnlactuIe f shwes,c,,atrl itga or amvlarru-substances am the like . ............... . ......

09 - Othe0r 1............... 3 359.08 Textile fabrics impregoted, coated, covered or lairnated with

preparations of cellulose derivatives or of other artificial plasticmaterials:

01 -- Insulating alirapping adhesive tal .. .. .509 - Other ................................... 9

.9.(f59.1QI Linoleuor and terials prepared on a textile a in a similar

manner to lii.umr,whether or t..tlt ohape mr of akiidused as floor coverings; floor cov5erings consisting of a coatingapplied on a textile base, cut to shape or not ..................

59s.11 Rubberised textile fabrics, other tha rulhhned knitted or

crocheted goods:01 - Hospital bed sheeting ..................... ... 3502 - Insulating tape ... 25 5 2

2009 - Other ..... .,.59.12 ri Textisl- fbrics otherwise isnpr.iat ,r corerl; aindl canva 2

..30being theatrical scenery13, strio back-cloths or the like ........ l59.13d 0( Elastic falrics atririmnnin (other thair kntedr rcercteni

goods) consisting0 of textile 0matnials eoilned with rilbr threads -2 n59.14 o0( Wicks, of woven, praited or knitted textile materials, fi lamps,

stoves, lighters, eiles aln the like; trilnrnttedl gas-antlefabric and incandescent gas mantles .. ...................

5w9.15o 00 ou Textil-hrrpiprig and sirrrr tlrbig, ithrmr wh'rniting....armour or accessories of other mierial. . 325

2980

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.TariffItem Base ConcessionNumber Descriptionof Products RateofDutyRate of Duty

59.16 00 Transmission, conveyor or elevator belts or belting, of textilematerial, whether or not strengthened with metal or other material 25 0

59.17 00 Textile fabrics and textile articles, of a kind commonly used inmachinery or plant ......................................... 25 0

60.01 Knitted or crocheted fabric, not elastic nor rubberised:10 - Of wool or fine animal hair .............................. 30 13

- Of cotton:21 - - Circular knitted gauze for uneatwrappings .......... 2 229 --Other .................... ......... 0 3° 73cf0 - Ofsynthltiebres .... ...... 0 7 ....J.... 3o....40 - Of regenerated fib0res . . 3O 7

- Other:51 --Of silk ................ ......... ;> 759 -- Other ...........0.................................. 3 7

60.02 Gloves, mittens and mitts, knitted or crocheted, not elastic norrubberised:

0165 - Gloves and ziis %ool . ........................ 3102 - Gloves and mittens of cotton. ...........1 ........... 3109 - Other ................................... ..... 6 S 31

60.03 Stockings, under stockings, socks, ankle-socks, sockettes and thelike, knitted or crnhctd, not elastic nor rumhbeed:

01 - Ladies' lo5ng stockings of silk or synthetic textile fibres ... So0 2;502 - Stockings (except ladies' long stockings), under-stocking,

socks, ankle-socks, sockett- and the like of silk or ifsylnhetictextile fibres .................................. 31

03 - Stockings. under-stockings, socks. ankle-socks, sockttes andthe65like of wool ........... 31

04 - Stockings, nder-stockings, socks, ankle-socks, soekttes andthe65like entirely of cotton ...................... ...... 31

05 - Knitted elastic sanitary stockings 3' 809 - Other... . 31

60.04 Under garments, knitted or crocheted, not elastic nor rubberised:10m a- Panty hose (tights) of tol or fi5ne anirl hur .............. 6 3115 - Other under garments5 of sol or fine animal hair .............. 6 31.....20 - Men's and boY' sh65irts of cotton. .. L5. 3125 65- Other under garments of cotton .......... ................ 3130 - Panty hose (tights) of synthetic fibres.. 31535 - An's and boys' shirts of synthetic fibres ................... 3140 - Men's and boys' tder garments, except shirts, of synthetic

fibres ............... ................... ............... 3145 - Women's, girls' and infants' under garments, other than panty

hose (tights), of synthetic jbres ........ .................... 31550 - Under garments of regenerated fibres ...................... 31

- Under garments of other fibres:61 ---Ofk.....657......... ..... C 3169 --......... ..65.................. ................ 31

60.05 Outer garments and other articles, knitted or crocheted, notelastic nor rubberised:

05 - Jerseys, pull-orers, slip-overs, tizits, cardigans, bed-jackets65and jumpers, of wool or fine animal hair. ..................31

10 - Jerseys, pull-overs, slip-otrs, tiinsets. ardigans, bed-jacketsand jumpers, of co65tton ............... .................... 31

15 , - Jerseys, pull-oars, slip-otes, twvisets, cardngen. bd-jacketsand jumpers, of 65synthetic fibres ........ ................... 31

20 - Jerseys, pull-orrs, slip-ores, twinsets, cardiygs. bed-jacketsand jumpers65. of regeneratedfibres ......................... 3

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.TariffItemBaseConcessionNumber DescriofProducts tyRa ptionof Products Rateof D0)uy tl]teat l)lWY

25 - Jerseys, pull-overs, slip-overs, twinsets, cardigans, bed-jacketsand jumpers, of other fibres . /. 31

30 - Women's, girls' and infants' dresses, skirts, suits and costumes,of wool or fine animal hair ........ ..................... 31

35 - Women's, girls' and infants' dresses.skirts, suits and costumes,of cotton .............................................. 31

40 - Women's, girls' and infants' dresses, skirts, suits and costumes,of synthetic fibres .............. ........................ 6!T 31

45 - Women's, girls' and infants' dresses, skirts, suits and costumes,of regenerated fibres . .................................... 31

50 - Women's, girls' and infants' dresses, skirts, suits and costumes,of other fibres .......................................... 1

55 - Other outer garments and clothing accessories, of wool or fineanimal hair. .......................................... 31

60 - Other outer garments and clothing accessories, of cotton ....... 3165 - Other outer garments and clothing accessories, of synthetic fibres 6 S 3170 - Other outer garments and clothing accessories, of regenerated fibres 1. .175 - Other outer garments and clothing accessories, of other fibres 4- 31

- Other articles:81 --Meat bags ............. 082 - - Hemmed articles by the metre ...... ............... 3O 1389 --Other .............................................. 31

60.06 Knitted or crocheted fabric and articles thereof, elastic or rubberised(including elastic knee-caps and elastic stockings):

10 - Fabrics ........3. 13- Articles:

21 - - Knitted elastic sanitary stockings and other sattarvarticles ............................................ 8

22 - -Gloves ............................................ 3129 --Other ....................--.......... to 19

61.01 Men's and boys' outer garments:05 - Garments offabrics (other than knitted or crocheted) of heading

No. 59.08, 59.11 or 59.12 ......... ...................... 3110 - Orrcoats and other coats, of wool or fine animal hair ........ 65 3115 - Overcoats and other coats, of othr fires ................... 65 3120 - Suits of wool or fine animal hair ....... .................. 1S 3125 - Suits of cotton ................................. t 3130 - Sts of man-made fibres .......... ...................... 3135 - Sis of other fibres ............ ......................... 3140 - Trousers, breeches and the like, of wool or fine anmllhair 46 3145 -- Trousers, breeches and the like, of ................. o6n 3150 - Trousers, breeches and the like, of man-mlefibres . .......... 3155 - Trousers, breeches and the like, of other fibres ............... 3160 - Jackets, blazers and the like, of is or fine animal hair -..... 3165 -Jackets, blazers and the like, of cotton ...... ............... 3170 - Jackets, blazers and the like, of man-mde fibres .............. 3175 - Jackets, blazers and the like, of other fibres ................. 3180 - Other garments of wool or fine a,manlair ................. 31

85 - Other garments of cotton ................................ 3190 - Other garments of man-madeJbr .................... . ... 3195 - Other garments of other fibres . ............................ 31

61.02 Women's, girls' and infants' outer garments:05 -- Crments offabrics (other than knitted or crocheted) of hemlin

No. 59.08, 59.11 or 59.12 ......... ...................... 3110 - Coats and jackets, of wool or fine animal hair ............... 3115 - Coats anljckets, ofcotion .............................. 3120 - Coats and jackets, of innad ref s .....31............. 3125 -Coats and jackets, of other fibres .......................6* 31

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.TariffItem

NumberDescriptionofProductsIt'nt

30 - Suits and costumes, of wool or fine an..........imal hair .

35 - Suits and cocstumes, of otten .............................40 - Suits and costumes, of man-made.......fibres ...45 Suits and costumes, of other......fibres .....

50 - Dresses of wool or fine ani......mal hair ...

55 -Dresses of cotton .............................60 -Dresses of man-made fibres .................... .....

65 -Dresses of other fibres ................... ....

70 - Skirts ofiol orfine animal hair ......75 - Skirts of cotton ..........................80 - Skir.....ts ofman-made fibres ... .....

85 - Skirts of other fibres .............91 - Blouses of cotton ..............................92 - Blouses ofman-madefibres ..... ..........

93 - Blouses of other fibres ........95 - Otlr garments of wcol or fine animal hair .......96 - Other garments of cotton .......... ..........

97 - Other garments of man-made fibres ......... ....

98 - Other garments of other fibres ............. .........

61.03 Men's and boys' tder garments, including collars, shirt frontsand cuffs:

10 - Shirts of cotton ..............................20 - Shirts of synthetic fibres .... ..

30 - Shirts of other fibres .............- Under garments, except shirts, of cotton:

41 - - Nightclothes.49 - - Other .............................................

- Under garments, except shirts, of synthetic fibres:51 - - Nightclothes.59 - - Other

- Under garments, except shirts, of other fibres:61 ---Nclothes............69 --Oth.

61.04 Women's, girls' and infants'rmunder gaents:- Of cotton:

11 - - Nigh................tclothes.12 -...............-Diapers.19 --Oth .....

- Of synthetic fibres:21 - - Nightcleot.........hs.22 - - Diape.............rs.29 --Other.

- Other:31 - - Nightcloth.......es.32 - - Diape..........rs.39 --Other ..............................................

61.05 00 Handkerchie...........fs.61.06 00 Shawls,aserves, mufflersa, mlntilas veils and the li.......ke.61.07 0i0 Tes, bow ties and crav..........ats."18].0m61.09 Corsets, corset-belts, suspender-belts, braèssirebs, races, suspenders,

garters and the like (including such articles of knitted or crochetedfabric), whether or not elastic:

10 -Braèssir......es.-Other:

21 --Corsets and corset-bel.....ts.29 --Othe............r .

61.10 00G loves, mittens, mitts, stockings, socks and sockettes, not beingknitted or crocheted goo........ds.

61.11 00 Made up accessories for articles of apparel (for example, dressshields, shoulder and other padbs, elts, muffs, sleeve protectors,packet........s).

Base o cCnioessneRfDtt.tsRa fofe uaDay

4( 3165 3165 3165 3165 3165 3165 3165 3165 3165 3165 3165 3165 3165 3163 31

65 3165 3165 3165 3165 31

6531

65

6565

6565656565

65

656565

6565

313131

3131

3131

3131

313131

313131

313131313131

31

3131

31

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.Tariff ItemDescriptionofProducts Number Base Concession Rate of DutyRateofDuty

62.01 Travelling rugs and blankets:10 - Electric blankets .............. ..................... 3720 - Other, of wool or fine animal hair ....... .......... ...30 - Other, of cotton .. ......... .... .........

40 - Other, of synthetic fibres . ............. 37....S.........;50 -Other, ofotherfibres ....................................

62.02 Bed linen, table linen, toilet linen and kitchen linnen; curtains adother furnishing articles:

10 Bed li................37nen of cotton . -..3720 Bed linen of other fibres ... .S...30 - Table linen of cotton .. .......... ...7..... .. 340 --able li837nen of other fibres ......................0.50 - Toilet linen an37d kitchen linen, of cotton .............60 - Toilet linen and kitchen linen, o80f otherfibres .............. .. 37

- Other articles of cotton:71 - - Hemmed articles by the n0tr ....................... 3c 1379 - - Other ...........................80............. 37

Other articles of other fibres:..........81 - - Hemmed articles by t0he metre .3 1389 --Other .... 80 37

62.03 Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods:01 - Meat bags of textile materials ....................... 2 202 Sacks and bags of jute .......2.......................... 209 -Other ................. .............2 2

62.04 Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, sunblinds, tents and camping goods:- Of coton:

11 - - Ta3rpaulins and sails ...................1......12 - - Tents .. 7 ...19 - - Other ............................80................ 37

- Other:21 - - Tarpaulins and sails ............. 1822 - - Tents .. . 37........... ... ...., "29 - - Other ....................... ..... 3?7

62.05 Other made up textile articles (including dress patterns):1501 - Shoe laces ................................... ........

3s

02 - Rescue ar accident preventing apparatus, subject to

compliance with further definition addecision of theMinistry of Finance ....................................

04 - Watch straps ................ 5.05 - Sealing5 materials for window panes ....................... 3 350, - Tanks of volume over 501 ............ ........... 35] - Shoe decorations of textile materials....................A 412 - Fishing line floaters ................ .......... 419 80- Other ........ 37

63.01 00 Clothing, clothing accessories, travelling rugs and blankets, house-hold linen and furnishing articles (other than articles falling withinheading No. 58.01, 58.02 or 58.03), of textile materials, footwearand headgear of any material, showing signs of appreciable wear 19and imported in bulk or in hles, sacks or similar bulk packings 19

63.02 00 Used or new rags, scrap twine, cordage, rope and cables and wornout articles18of twine, cordage, rope or cables .................. 3 0

64.01 Footwear with outer soles and uppers of rubber or artificial plasticmaterial:

01 - Boots ...............25. ..... 2202 - Ski arid skate boots ....

25

03 - Overshoes and wasrs ....... .. .5... ... *009 - Other .................. ....... ..!....31

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64.02 Footwear with outer soles of leather or composition leather;footwear (other than footwear falling within heading No. 64.01)with outer soles of rubber or artificial plastic material:

01 - Women's and children's footwear, n. e s ...... 65 3102 - Boots with uppers of leath......er .. 65 3103 - Ski and skate boots .65..................... 2504 - Overshoes .................... 65 5005 - 'th uppers of woven material or felt and with outer soles of

rubber or artificial.....plastic material .. 50 2509 - Other . ...................... 65 31

64.03 00 Footwear with outer soles.......of wood or cork ...65 . 3164.04 00 Footwear with outer soles......of other materials .65 31

64.05 Parts of footwear (including uppers, in-soles and screw-on heels) ofany material except rtal:

01 - Uppers, except counters and toccaps ...................13

09 -Other ..... ........................................... 064.06 00 Gaiters, spats, leggings, puttres, cricket pads, shin-guards and

similar articles, 65and parts thereof... 65

65.01 00 Hat-forms, hat bodies and hoods of felt, neither blocked to shapenor with made brims; plateaux and manchons (including slitmanchons), of felt ................ ...............30....... 30

65.02 00 Hat-shapes, plaited or made from plaited or other strips of anymaterial, neither blocked to sh.....ape nor with made brims . 3 0 30

65.03 00 Felt hats and other felt headgear, being headgear made fromthe felt hoods and plateaux falling within heading No. 65.01,whether o.......r not lined or trimm65ed . . 31

65.04 00 Hats and other headgear, plaited or made from plaited or otherstrips o6f any material, wheth5er or not lined or trimmed 5 6

65.05 00 Hats and other headgear (including hair nets), knitted or crocheted,or made up front lace, felt or other textile fabric in the piece (butnot fro65m strips), whether or not l1ined or trimmed .... . 3

65.06 Other headgear, whether or not lined or trimmed:01 -Protective helmets ..................................... 7 702 -Headgear of furskin65and artificial fur ..................... 3109 -Other ....... . 65

65.07 00 Head-bands, linings, covers, hat foundations, hat frames (includingspring frames for opera hats), peaks 0and chinstraps, for headgear 3 30

66.01 00 Umbrellas and sunshades (including walking-stick umbrellas,umbrella tents, and gard45en and similar umbrellas) ...........45

66.02 00 Walking-sticks (including climbing-sticks and seat-sticks), canes,whips, riding-crops and the like 25............................. 25

66.03 00 Parts, fittings, trimmings and accessories of articles falling withinheading No. 66.01 or 66.02 .....2.. 25

67.01 00 Skins and other parts of birds with their feathers or down, feathers,parts of feathers, down, and articles thereof, (other than goodsfailing within heading No. 05.07 and wor100ked quills and scapes) 90

67.02 00 Artific'l flowers, foliage or fruit and parts thereof; articles madeof artificial flowers, fol100iage or fruit. ................. 90

67.03 00 Human hair, dressed, thinned, bleached or otherwise worked;wool, other animal hair and other textile materials, prepared foruse in making wigs and the like .....70....................... 35

67.04 00 Wigs, false beards, eyebrows and eyelashes, switches and the like,of human or animal hair or of textiles; other articles of human hair(including hair nets) ............. ....1 00 35

[67.05]

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68.01 00 Road and paving setts, curbs and flagstones, of natural stone(except slate) ....................... 3518

68.02 Worked monumental or building stone, and articles thereof (in-cluding mosaic cubes), other than goods falling within headingNo. 68.01 or within Chapter 69:

01 - Lighting apparatus......... 50 4002 - Domestic and decorative articles...... 80 8003 --Furniture ........................ 50 4009 - Other.......50 25

68.03 00 Worked slate and articles of slate, including articles of agglomer-ated slate..................35 3568.04 00 Hand polishing stones, whetsiones, oilstones, hones and the like,

and millstones, grindstones, grinding wheels and the like (includinggrinding, sharpening, polishing, trueing and cutting wheels, heads,discs and points), of natural stone (agglomerated or not), ofagglomerated natural or artificial abrasives, or of pottery, with orwithout cores, shanks, sockets, axles and the like of other materials,but without frameworks; segments and other finished partsof such stones and wheels, of natural stone (agglomerated or not),of agglomerated natural or artificial abrasives, or of pottery ..... 7 4

[68.05]68.06 00 Natural or artificial abrasive powder or grain, on a base of woven

fabric, of paper,of paperboard or of other materials, whether ornot cut to shape or sewn or otherwisemade up..............25 10

68.07 00 Slag wool, rock wool and similar mineral wools; exfoliated vermic-ulite, expanded clays, foamed slag and similar expanded mineralmaterials; mixtures and articles of heat-insulating, sound-insulat-ing, or sound-absorbing mineral materials, other than thosefalling in heading No. 68.12 or 68.13 or in Chapter 69 35 25

68.08 Articles of asphalt or of similar material (for example, of petroleumbitumen or coal tar pitch):

01 - Asphalt for roofs and walls ................35 1809 -Other........................... 25

68.09 00 Panels, boards, tiles, blocks and similar articles of vegetablefibre, of wood fibre, of straw, of wood shavings or of wood waste(including sawdust), agglomerated with cement, plaster or withother mineral binding substances ............................ 350

68.10 Articles of plastering material: e ,01 -- .............................F o5r buildings. .3 2502 moulds-For concrete ..................... 80 0.................09 - Other . . 80 80

68.11 Articles of cement includingg slag cement), of concrete or ofartificial stone (including granulated marble agglomerated withcement), reinforced or not:01 -- Fo........................... r5 buildings .3 25

02 - Corrugaheetsted roofing s .....................15..... 1 009 Other ......80 .. ........ Yo 80

68.13 Fabricated asbestos and articles thereof (for example, asbestosboard, thread and fabric; asbestos clothing, asbestos jointing),reinforced or not, othertha:goods falling within beading No.60.14; mixtures with a basis of asbestos and mixtures with abasis of asbestos and magnesium carbonate, and articles of suchmixtures:

MI Mlacu,Ib kins iid mateals ther!fur of fbrcated asliest-02 Mi, u it......basisof asbesus and t25he lik 0

09 Other .... 25 7 1

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68.14 00 Friction material (segments, discs, wa.ers, strips, sheets, plates.rolls and the like) of a kind suitable for brakes, for clutches orthe like, with a basis of asbestos, other mineral substances or ofcellulose, whether or not combined with textile or other materials ., 7

68.15 0h Worked mica and articles of mica, including bonded mica split-tings on a support of paper or fabric (for example, innit anducafoliutn .. ........... ......... ........... .

68.16 Articles of stone or of other mineral substatnces including articlesof peat), not elsewhere specified or included:

01 - - 11sholdl itisi.............. ............. ....... 1002 Building articles........ ........................... . 35 1803 -- Flower-pots for planting (whicbdissolve in the aathl} 2,'09 - Other .. 80

69.01 00 Heat-insulating bricks, blocks, files and other beat-insulatinggoods of siliceous fossil mals or of similar siliceou. earths (for14example, kieselguhr, tripolite or diatomite) ................... 0

69.02 00 Refractory bricks, blocks, tiles and similar refractory constructtional goods, other thaogoods falling within heading No. 69.01 /4 0

69.03 00 Other refractory goods (for example, retorts, crucibles, muffles,nozzles, plugs, supports, cupels, tubes, pipes, sheaths and rods),14other than goods falling within heading No. 69.01 ........... 0

69.04 00 Bu35ilding brick5s (including flooring blocks, support or filler tiand the like) ............................2..5.. ..

69.05 00 Roofing tiles, imney-pots, cowls, chinieyliners, cornices andother constructional goods, including architet ral ornaments . . 25

69.06 00 Piping, conduits and guttering (including angles, Inds ald similarfittings) .....3'.l..

69.07 00 Unglazed setts,5 fla55gs and paving, hearth and wall tiles .......... 3 3695.08 00 Glazed setts, flags and paviug, hearth au wall tiles .....3- 35a69.09 00 Laboratorv chemical or industrial wares; troughs, tfb. nil

similar receptacles of a kind used in agriculture; pots, jars andsimilar articles of a kind commonly used for the conveyance orpacking35of goods ................... ....................... 35

69.10 00 Sinks, wash basis, bidets, water closet p1)11nals, baths and8080like sanitary fixtures ............. .........................

69.11 00 Tableware and other articles of a kind conuly used for domesticor toilet purposes, of porcelain or china (including biscuit porcelainand paria8n) ........ .......... ....... 1.......1.... 01

69.12 00 Tableware and other articles of a kind commonly used for domesticor toi100let purposes, of other kinds of pottery ................... 80

69.13 Statuettes and other ornaments, and article.ofpersluaadorunmnt;articles of furniture:

01 - Lamps and lighting apparatus .......................... 4009 - Other ..... .. ..... ... 46

69.14 00 Other articles ........ ......... ..0. ? 0

70.01 00 Waste glass bulett); glass in the mass (excluding optical glass) 0

10.02170.03 00 Glass in balls, rods and tubes, unworked (not being optical glass) / 070.04 00 Unworked est or rolled glass (including flashed or wired glass),

whether figured or not, in rectangles ......................... . 0

70.05 00 Unworked drawn or blown glass (inchuding flashed glass), inrectangles ..... .................. ....................... 0

70.06 00 Cast, rolled, drawn or blown glass (including flashed or wired glass),in rectangles, surface ground or polished, but not further worked /.)

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70.07 Cast, rolled, drawn or blown glass (including flashed or wired glass)cut to shape other than rectangular shape, or bent or otherwiseworked (for example, edge worked or engraved), whether or notsurface ground or polished; multiple-walled insulating glass; leadedlHten the like:

01 - Multiple-walled insulating glass .......................... 50 2509 - Other..... ...........03..... 55

70.08 00 Safety glass consisting of toughened orlaminated glass, shapedor not .. 25

70.09 00 Glass mirrors (including rear-view mirrors), unframed, framed orbacked. 100 46

70.10 Carboys, bottles, jars,l pots, tubular containers and simiar con-tainers, of glass, of a kind commonly used for the conveyance orpacking of goods; stoppers and other closures, of glass:

01 - Bottle.for ale and soft drinks .....30.........0............. 309 - Other ...... ......... ........................0......0. )

70.11 n 00 e Glass envelopes m(including bulbs ad tubs) for electriclaps,electronic v030alves or the like ......................3

70.12 00 Glassinnersvfor vacuunflasks or for oth100er vacuum sessels .... / 8070.13 00 Glassware (otherthan articles falling in heading No. 70.19) of a

kind connly used ufor etable, kitchen, toilet or office piros-sfor indoor decoration, or for 100s80imilar uses .. .. /Ot11

70.14 Illuminating glassware, signalling glassware and optical elementsof glass, not optically worked nor of optical glass:

) - Lamps 9040and lamn shades ................................o02 -- Oil lamp glas5ses .............5...... .... ....... ....... 3S 3303 - ladlamp glasses anI reflecto5rs for 5vehicles .......3......... 3 309 -Other ...... ........ ....10............80.................. 0P

70.1S 00 Clock and watch glasses and similar glasses (including glass of akind used for sunglasses but excluding glass suitable for correctivelenses), curved,bent, hollowed and the like; glass spheres andsegments of spheres, of a kind used for the manufacture of clockand watch glasses and t50he like . ° .50

70.16 00 Bricks, tiles, slabs, paving blocks, squares and other articles ofpressed or moulded glass, of a kind commonly used in building;multi-cellular glass in bl54ocks, slabs, plates, panels and similar forms 25

70.17 Laboratory, hygienic and pharmaceutical glassware, whether ornot graduated or calibrated; glass ampoules:

01 - Glass am18oponles ............. ......... 009 - Ot35her .......................... ... ........ 35

70.18 00 Optical glass and elements of optical glass, other than opticallyworked elements; blanks for corrective spectacle lenses .. _c

70.19 00 Glassbeads, imitation pearls, imitiation precious andsen-preciousstones, fragments and chippings, andsimilar fancy or decorativeglass smallwares, and articles of glassware made therefrom; glasscubes and small glass plates, whether or not oua backing, formosaics and similar decorative purposes; artificial eyes of glass,including those for toys but excluding those for wear by humans;ornaments and other fancy articles of lamp-worked glass; glassgrains ............................ ......... /

70.20 Glass fibre (including wool), yarns, fabrics, and articles madetherefrom:

10 - Yarns, slicers d rovings .............................. ZO21 - Fubics, including nnrraefirs. ..............c 20

- Other:31 - - Cass filr,.unspun, including foil or flaks . . . 032 - - Fo5r insulation .... .... ... 2>39 - - Other ............. ................

3570.21 Other articles of glass:

01 - Fishing net floats. 2....................................09 - Other ................. ................. ..............

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Number DescriptionofProductszlo Ra e ofc 4 yRa eiit,Dofut.sy

71.01 00 Pearls, unworked or worked, but not mounted, set or strung (exceptungraded pearls temporarily strung for convenience of transport) 20 0

71.02 Precious and semi-precious stones, unworked, cut or otherwiseworked, but not mounted, set or strung (except ungraded stonestemporarily strung for convenience of transport):

10 - Bough diamonds. unsorted ........................20. 020 - Sorted industrial diam,ownds hethern or ot worked 0 20 o30 - Sorted diamonds. other thanindustlyrial diamonds. rough or simp

sawn, cleared or bried .......... 0 25 040 - Other diamonds .....................................20....50 - Other precious or semi-precious stones .......20................ 0

71.03 00 Synthetic or reconstructed precious or semi-precious stones, un-worked, cut or otherwise worked, bait not mounted, set or strung(except ungraded stones temporarily strung for convenience oftransport) ....................................0 0 2o

71.04 00 Dust and powder of natural or synthetic precious or semi-preciousstones ................ ......... ............. 2 0

in71.0.5 Silver, acaiogilver gilt and platuinum-plated silver, unwronghor si-iaufacered:

10 - Untought ............................200................ o20 - Other....... 0....................0..................

71.0206 00 Rolled silver, aworked or 0semi-minufactured. 0 n71.07 u Gold, including platinum-plated gold, unwrought or semi-man-

factured:- ~ot-nuarv:

11 - Gold bullit ....2.19 --- Other... .. 220 - Monetarn. .. ... 09 0

71.08 00 Romlledn-gold on base metal or silver, unworked or sei-maufactoed ....2. ........0...

71.09 Platinuom and other metals of the platinum group, unwrught orsemi-manufactured:

10 -- Plninut and platintmtall0ows nivert ................. .2 020 -yOther eif,ounwronuts of the platinuni o2tp anaIlol s ter 1ai 0030 - Platinum anad otherysmetals of the platinum group nd allo

thereof, 200semi-manufactured ...................

71.10 00 Rolled platinum or other platinum group metals, on base metalor prceucious metal, unworked or sen-n2000anufaened ...

71.11 Goldsmiths', silversmiths' and jewellers' sweepings, residues,lemels, ndother waste and scrap, of preciouaametal:

Ii -- Of gold, excluding swmeepings containin2000g other precious ntals z)20 - Other .............. ...................................

71.12 00 Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of precious metal or rolledprecious metal ...... ....................

71.14 Other articles of precious metal or rolled precious metal:01 - For technical use 5 .. 3 009 - Other. 60

71.16 00 Iwitation jewellery .. ...........60...................... 31

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73.01 00 Pig iron, cast iron and spiegeleisen, in pigs, blocks, lumps andsimilar forms .................................. 0

73.02 Ferro-alloys:10 - Ferro-manganese ..............................2 020 - Ferro-silicon .......................................... 2 030 -Other ................................................... 0

73.03 Waste and scrap metal of iron or steel:10 -- pi, orcast iron .............2.. ....................... 020 - Of alloy steel ............ ....2.......................... 0300 --Other ........... ......................................

73.04 00a Shot au angular grit, of iron or steel, whether or not grned;wire pellets of iron or steel ........................0......

73.05 Iron or steel powders; sponge iromor steel:10 - Iron or steel powders, including sponge iron powder 2 020 - Sponge iron or steel, not in potrform ................... 20

73.06a Puddled bars and pilings; ingots, blocks, lumps nd similar forms,of iron or steel:

10 - Puddled bars and pilings; blocks, lumps and similar forms 2 020 - Ingots ................................................ 0

73.07 00 Blooms, billets, slabs and sheet bars (including tinplate bars), ofiron or steel; pieces roughly shaped by forging, of iron or steel 20

73.08 00 Iron o2r steel coils for re-rolling ............................. 073.09 00 Universal plates of iron or steel .........2.................... 0

73.10 Bars- and rods (including wire rol, of iron or steel, hot'olled,forged, extruded, cold-fmmd r cold-finishled(including precision-made); hollow ruining drill steh:-- ie rod:

11n7 - Wire rod nse than 66nm itt tckites 0...............12 - -- Concrete reinforcing 1l 13 niu35 nid hinner 5........ 2S13 -- Wirn rmd 6 inta25nld hinamwr. .................... 1719 r ....... ......... ...... ...............2.... 20

- Bars and rods excludingawire rod). not further mikedl hant ot-rolled or extruded:

21 -- - Concrete reinforcing5 bars . ......................... 3 2529 -- -- Other ...........2.............. .............. 0

--Other:31 -- - ollou inimigrill stcel .. 25 Zf. 2520139 -- - Other ..............................................

73.11 Angles, shapes and sections, of iron or steel, hot-rolled, forged,extruded, cold-formed or cold-finished; sheet piling of iron orsteel, whether or not drilled, punched or made from assembledelements:

10 -- l I or 11 ections. not further worked than hot-rolled or extruded,oft.sthan 80 matn -2 0

20an - I I or If sctiosms,ot further mrorkl thm hoolled or extruded.,80sur oer iore: amtes shapes anmdsections. botfmmrerorkedthanfored ....... ..................................2.... 0

30 -- Other otes. shapes.i... tions., nt further worked than hot-rolled or extrttl 001........ .............. ...........

4)no --ur- eAszls. s ndtti seonts. fltfrlr rkd than cold-formedor cold-finished ................. ...........

2 0s-- Otsir angles. shapes and ectiol ......................... . 0

60 - Sheet piling . 2 . 0............. °73.12 00 Hoop and strip, of iron or steel, hot-rolled or cold-ro2lled . . .073.13 Sheets and plates, of iron or steel, hot-rolled or cold-rolled:

1 0 - Rolledbititorther torkedof atickness of morethan 4.75mm 2- 0k20a-- Rolled but not fu3rther trod.ofur mthickness of,mm or more bi

not more than 4.75 mm... 030 -- Rolled bitt not further worked, of a thickness of less than 3 mm 2 0

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(w ~~...... t .t ,WY aU'sDsittrle..,l p,..,luv Itate' '4I)uiy Is;lte 4 L)eai

41 F-......,,........................................................Othir:

Si ( otaga d sClnt, (reacing sets) . 10;9 -- - )lie ;7 0

73.14 Iron or steel wire, whether or not coated, but lnt insulated:(I - W0,iewie....r. .......... 7 I12 -- Wire 6 eon and thie ................ ....09 4It e....

7:..5 Alleo steel ;alhigh e* rleteel in he oron utemioned in hean-ingr Nos. 73.06 to 73.14:

I( IIv/.Sli ' eesteel....... ..,.2I] Iei.::eelts', . SteiIeeeet-r'.>si~ssteel.............................. 2 0

]2 lgnets of other eell-. stel ... 2 0

13 -- Blooms. billets. slabs. shet bar, (includia tinplate bars) rndrniul- sforged pieers rf high/ carbon strel ..................

1 * Iloones. billets, stIel hIiet bars (inceliidi tinplate bars) and

r-oeeble]erg~rtpi,ee, eestieilale-or hlet-resisiin , ctl 2 01S /l5ree.billets. s/eie ih (ineleeelidtinplet bars) tnd

rmieVleh forged peeeecs f rther el stel ................... 4020 ---- (oils fer re-rellie.e f igh c ebln.eee12] ( -eelsfee/ tiel'sg or heet-resiscing steel 022 -h-Caoilsleer rrr.illeee....reti.r el/orel31 - -- 11 rfl ref/ieeore/isteel...... ...... 231 I1ire rl r f stint-els heet-res stir steel .................2 t32 -. irr're re rt/,,r i stell ............... ...............

40 --- Baeiand rods (,xlelingi ire rod; ullehollow remining /rill steel.a~!i,{rhonl tet.................... .., ..,....,.,.,..............

41 I:rs rein red (exe leeli,:,e red) eaere li rminicg drill sted,af stiuele s or he't-resitingsteel ......r ...e. .... 2 0

12 --Hers endelreeds ('exlieeline. ioel) rnd hollow mrinng crill ste'l.*!I'.1h,-r all,,., ............................... 24

50 -'lSe sh/aer 11111e 'rtiecarbon steel 2 0

.; ---W1leshapes andm ostis.rf streiness or hirt-resisiing siel 2.. 052-2 le s shapes acd sr''ir ll/raiee!.

60 nire ispltes ......................../te'i.e'.l.........ninteeill nhie-.esrfhi'esteen ...................... ,

62 - -' iis d hentel hlct ne feertelr eeerkeil. eeicr 1.75mnac iec thie /ee stetiles er /leis-,-'sistirsteel ........... 0

03 -- "heets reelpletes. rs!biht not jeertdier ierkhel.e thion .1.75reta illintkirs, of thtlr allfs steel .. 0. O

64 Sh--'leiti one1rolhl 1but not fiert/eer -crk3 ie or inrrbrt ot neir, hrn 1.7.I a emirhifle s. ci /cih carbon stee! .

(i --- S/ietsh etrie pierlcl~ter Irot firther worked. 3 in or morelmt ner tore them . c ite heirress. af steeinless or heat-

......t~r{/ ....... I.. ..............,,,.......,,,66 Seetsh e ccelw ild es leu elt firleer werkcd. J im er "tre

but wet nore than 1.75 er ini ii jiee's.cfother ccllov steel 067 Sh'etsr, elpeleelfs. reluitelen ei.e riher u ess them 3;co

ire eei e/eiess. oflllle t)(e 1/ie', cereeljneltreel/eel t ejec flriee irceekt'ess thee 3 mm

ire thiik ss. esfsfiii el. ..............errs6e - Sheeet . oe fertrie w-redie, I-sthin 3m a

ic i/ie/t 'ss. ojeetlher lla ......................2 070 -- t/r aln'pel -lhet's h l .2. 07 I Other sheets eerie! el f asiciri r heei-r-.sisiingsfel ....... 072 --- Other sheets reidplt,. ofciher e/s li 1.................. 0

80 -loop eit stripe rflih rarbo i i...2 081 - lecp ecaistrip, of stelijiss or eicctresistitg steel .2 012 -- M nd strip. oj' eelle'este.l .Z1){ --. Wire' ,.Iris/i ecrlesri.Et.e 09

-- rir of stainless lr t-rSitic ste 0................. ...... 0

92 - Iire f ther all- s!.................... ......... 0

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73.16 Railway and tramway track construction material of iron or steel,the following: rails, cheek-rails, switch blades, crossings (or frogs),crossing pieces, point rods, rack rails, sleepers, fish-plates, chairs,chair wedges, sole plates (base plates), rail clips, bedplates, tiesand other material specialised for joining or fixing rails:

10 -- Rails .. .

20 -Other .................... ........................

73.17 00 Tubes and pips, of cast iron ............... 17...... 7]73.1n Tubes antIpipes and blanks therefor, of iron (oiler thai of cast

iron) or steel, excluding high-pressure hydro-electric conduits:- "Seamless" iubes and pipes; blanks for tubes or pipes

11 e - -- Pipes for forging, subject to mnpljiane with further dtf-i:tion all decision of tIL Ministrv of Fiac ..0....... 0

19 - - Other ............. ................................ 17-Other:

21 -- - is for finging, slhjb.i to eoa::lian-ewith foirtie def-initimi and derision of tei, Ankitrv of Finatiu .. 2 0

22 -- Conduits for elect5ic wiring .. ........... 2 1729 - - Other ......35....... .... ..... ...... . 3 17

73.19 00 High-pressurc hydro-electric conduits of steel, whether or notreinforced ... .......................... 25

73.20 00 Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, unions andflanges), of irom or steel:

01 - For high-pressun- onduits, suhjet to coilildlialuith furtherdefinition and derision of the Ministrv of Finante ...o (

-- Other:02 - - Of cast iron ...................................... 1703 --- Of stainless steel ................7................... 2 1709 - - 2ther ..7.......1..............7.......... 7 51

73.21 Structures and parts of structures, (for example, hatgars and otherbuildings, bridges and bridge-sections, lock-gates, towers, latticemasts, roofs, roofing frame-works, door and window franes, shut.ters, balustrades, pillars anl columns), of iron or steel; plates, strip,rods, angles, shapes, sections, tibes ani the like, lrepared foruse in structures, of iron or steel:

01 - Indoor fixtures, subject to -oni:ianct With further defiii-tion and decision of the Mlinistrv of Finance ............... 31

02 - Bridges and bridge-sections ........... .... ........ 1903 - Buildings, including warehouss ......................... ./ 1904 - Ioors and door fraies ................................. C. 1905 - Masts, towers and lattice masts .. 1906 - Concrete Iuilds (mottding systens) ..................... 1209 - Other ..................................... dZ 19

73.22 Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers, for any material(other than compressed or liquefied gas), of irout or steel, of acapacity exceeding 300 1, whether or not lined or heat-insulated,but iot fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment:

01 - Tanks of stainless steel speriallv made us iilk c.itainers .°09 -Other .......................;....................... SO25

73.23 Casks, drums, cans, boxes and siiiltr contaiers, of sheet orplate irot or steel, of a description commonly used for the colvey-ance or packing of goods: 3

01 -Drums .....................................''1502 - Milk churns of 10 1 or iore ............................. 1003 - Tins used as 1paekitgs for prcsrves and sini.,i aius. 2504 - Inscribed tils for packing of exiort g-ods .. . 409 - Other ............. ( 31

73.24 00 Containers, of iron or steel, far cotpressed or liloef-d gas 17

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73.25 Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropcs, plaited bands, slings and thelike, of iron or steel wire, but excluding insulated electric cables:

01 - Wire ropes of 0.5 ci in diameter or lIss 2.0................ 202 - Wire ropes of more than 0.5 cm in diattiet ....... ...

09 - Other ................................ 3373.26 00 Barbed iron or steel wire; twisted hoop or single flat wire, barbed

or not, nud loosely twisted double wire, of Lit..sused for fencing,of iron or steel .... ................... .....10..... 11

ng.2ab a Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, ftneing, reiftiritig fulric .nd simliarmaeerials, ,f irtn or steel wire; expjemdc mital, of iran tr stcel:

01 - 11 nfoimn. g w:ttig fit ...i.t.. .I. .. 35 .. 22 mm Netting (al-iitit;itith mtisI t ailtttri.l-) . rii

thiikii' ti,r i(11X\13) ...../010 1i03 Cloth ................. ...................... (04 - Expanded imtal 4 I 005 - ........ v l ..'- 0...... Otier .. 2........... .... 25

173.28173.29 Chain and parts thereof, of iron or sttel:

01 he links isin i ttt'* rtss-Sil ititdiomi-ttil of tl,It i10 nm or inor......... .. 4

or motor Skid ihin. [ilmt titl latittdrts til. lIii Iimtit,,listhiand 5..lttiltzlt1. .. 3S 35

03 -- Transiissittchtij f niachrN . ...........09 - Other ...............................2.......54 2.

73.30 00st Anchors and grapnols and parts thereof, of iron or T4eel .4 .

73.31 Nails, tracks, staples, hook-nails, corrugated nails, spiked cramps,studs, spikes and drawing pil, of iroitr teel, whether or notwith heads of other materials, bit not ineltding such articleswith heads of copper:

..............vanised naJ. .........t..50 ...5....... ............... 2°nd equipment...................,r zailin50airl hitsa. .."Is¢ slitl~i S609 - Other ... 25

73.32 00 Bolts and tuts (including bolt ends and screw studs), whetheror not threaded or tapped, screws (including screw hooks andscrew cligss, rivets, cutters, cotter-pins ald similar antites, ofiron or steel; washers including s25iug washers) of iron or steel S. 17

73.33 00 Needles for hand sewing (including embroidery), hand carpetnebooks amd hanI knittiag nertles, bodkins, crochet hotts, andthe like, and enbroidery stilettos. of iron50r steel .. .. Sa 33

73.34mn Pins (excluding hatpins and other ornneital pins and drawingpins), hairpins, -urling grips and the like, of iron our steel:

01 - Drebsniakt's itis.................... ....... 3509 - Other ...... 5....0.. ..0 so

73.35o Springs and leaves for springs, of iron ir steel:01 -- For fiirniti .

......... 0 i09 - Other .... ... .. .. .. 33

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Number Description ofProducts r.

73.37 Boilers (excluding boilers of heading No. 84.01) and radiators,for central heating, not electrically heated, and parts thereof,of iron or steel; air heatersaandhot nir distributors (includingthose which can also distribute cool or conditioned air), notelectrically heated, incorporating a motor-driven fan or blower,and parts thereof, of iron or steel:

01 Central oilting bImiers and parts thereof .

02 Raniators aid part, thereof. also elements..03 b alf-fahricated radiators and halfefabrieatidelements.09 Other.

73.38 Artickes of alind commonnly used for domestic purposes, sanitaryware for indoor use, and parts of such articles and ware, of ironor steel; iron orostepu wocl; I.tsenurersu aid scoring -r polish.ingpadi, glovesand tohe like,f, iron or steel:

Domestic articles and parts thereof: iron woosteelircl; pot scour-crsoundi sctirinsh or padolihingorss glue- and the like:

11 Of stainless steel .

12 Iron steelwol-- or ...... ..19 e Othlr.............................................

Sware ry foarcfouse doorit,,and parts thereof:21 -- -- n Basi-snleofstaieel, stle soamp fnufacture miifatil of

sinks, but not further worked .

22 Sanitary ware andparts thereof, of stainless steel.23 Articles for nurming and ueposes p.r.s.s..29 Other.

73.40 Other articles of iron or steel:10 Iron castings in the rough state ......................20 Steecarustings in the rougstate ..................30-- -

Iroor steel forgings a stampings, in the roughstate..Otl Otr

ins-- hloluisboards.............................

43 Trawlboard'sshoes...'ls .. .

44Fishing c eltaekenerf,sswivels. net fl,,i I ats and.sinkers-45- c-

Fish iases.46 - h b Fesslndkft.hing line tubs............. .

47Fenceposts...........

44 - esCrat-t boxes lui1-he rran,poirlsoirt ,f milk bottles and milkcartons..

49 E49wtric ire joi boxes-I... ........s.50 ict-slepecs iyll intended for pshis ................

--Horsesho325 Ground ca-lb muff .s.. ...

53 loBher fir, eidbsdished .-endplat for boilers and otherpressrluresvsels.

345 lBeuh ldholders...............3S55 - --- Tainks.vattansi lmir icontainerof capacity of5O0- -300 1

56 C hpsandlacmps forho'salmade oplastic materials. nirubbe,textile- iaterials acd the like; locking de-ices for tranismis-sion and convevor belts......................

r....................................74.01 Copper matte; unwrought copper (refined or not); copper waste

and secrap10 --- Cpp-ermatt; cmement copper(proecjpted co per).20 waste and scrap.................................30---Unrefinedcoppe

.......................................40 ----Rdfined copper, includingcopperalloy .........

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Number DescriptionofProducts Base of Duty Base ofDuty

74.02 00 Masteralloys............................................................... 474.03 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of copper;

copper wire:01 - Bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections ................ 002 - Wire .................................................1503 - Welding wire .................. ....................... 0

74.04 00 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of copper ................... .74.05 Copper foil (whether or not embossed, out to shape, perforated,

coated, printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material),of a thickness (excluding any backing) not exceeding 0-15 mm:

01 -- Foil for radiator tubs and prited circuits ......... ..... 009 -Other ... .. 0

74.06 00 Copper powders and flakes ................................. 074.07 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of copper; hollow bars of

copper:01 - Of phosphor-bronze casing metal, not processed ........... 009 - Other ................................................ 25 17

74.08 00 Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets andflanges), of copper .. 17

[74.09] 74.0. nu- , mug excluding insulated electric wires and cables 35 3574.11 00 Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, fencing, reinforcing fabric and similar

materials (including endless bands), of copper wire; expandedmetal, of copper ................. 0

[74.12][74.13][74.14]74.15 00 Nails, tacks, staples, hook-nails, spiked cramps,, studs, spikes and

drawing pins, of copper, or of iron or steel l with heads of copper;bolts and nuts (including bolt ends and screw studes), whether or notthreaded or tapped screws (including screw hooks and screw rings),rivets, cotters, cutter-pins and similar articles, of topper; washers(including spring washers) of copper .. 17

74.16 00 Springs, of copper ............... ... 2574.17 00 Cooking and heating apparatus of a kind used for domestic pur-

poses, not electrically operated, and parts thereof, of copper ... 70 7074.18 Other articles of a kind commonly used for domestic purposes,

sanitary ware for indoor use, acid parts of such articles and ware,of copper:

10 - Domestic articles and ports thereof 8020 - Sanitary ware for indoor use and parts thereof .. 100 80

74.19 Other articles of copper:01 - Fishing tackle fasteners, swivels, rings for seine nets and

the like ..............................................02 - Articles specially intended for ships.25 2503 - Electric wire jointing boxes ........... ................. . 1304 - Articles of copper or copper alloys not further worked than

roughly formed .7 005 - Reservoirs, tanks, vatsand similar containers, for anymaterial

(other than compressed or liquefied gas), of copper, of acapacity exeeding 300 1, whether or not lined orler t-insu-lated, but not fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment 5025

06 - Chain and parts thereof ................................ 60 6009 - Other ...... 70 70

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75.01 Nickel mattes, nickel speiss and other intermediate products ofnickel metallurgy; unwrought nickel (excluding electro-platinganodes); nickel waste and scrap:

1 - Nickel mattes. nickel sinters and other intermediate productsofnickel metallurgy .......................................

20 - Nickel waste and scrap. ..................................

30 - Unwrought nickel ..4075.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of nickel; nickel

wire:01 --Bars and rods, angles, shapes and sections ..402 -Wire . . 15 0

75.03 00 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of nickel; nickel foil; nickelpowders and flakes .. ....

75.04 00 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of nickel; hollow bars, andtube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets andflanges), of nickel ...... .............................. 17

75.05 00 Electro-plating anodes, of nickel, wrought or unwrought, in-cluding those produced by electrolysis . .

75.06 Other articles of nickel:01 - Nails, tacks, screws and the like 50 2502 - Sanitary ware ... 80 8003 - Domestic articles . 100 8009 - Other ... .. 70

76.01 Unwrought aluminium; aluminium waste and scrap:10 - Aluminium saste and scrap ............................. 420 - Unwrought aluminium .................. ................ 1

76.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of :aluminium;aluminium wire:

01 -Bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections .002 - Welding wire ... ...7 009 - Other .. ... ...........

76.03 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of aluminium:01 - Corrugated or formed plates for buildings ................. . 1009 - Other .............................. .............. 0

76.04 00 Aluminium foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shape, perforated,coated, printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material),of a thickness (excluding any backing) not exceeding 0·20 mm 25 0

76.05 00 Aluminiun powders and flakes .............................76.06 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of aluminium; hollow bars

of aluminium:01 - Profile pipes for forging, subject to compliance with further

definition and decision of the Mlinistry of finance .0......09 -Other .. . . 1........................ ...... 25 G 1 7

76.07 00 Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets andflanges), ofnalumilium ... .. ... .. 17

76.08 00 Structures and parts of structures, (for example, hangars and otherbuildings, bridgeb and hridge-sections, towers, lattice maosts, rofs,roofinewframmuorks, noor amd window frames, badustrales, pillarsand columns), of aluminium; plates, rods, angles, shections91im1u,tithes and the like, prepared for use in structurealuminium..iluii 40 9' 19

76.09 00 Reservoirs, tanks, vats and simonar c.tiners,nfom aiy naterial(other than compressed or liquefied gas), of aluminium, of acapacity exceeding 300 1, whether or not lined or heat-inusulated,but not fitted with mechanical or thermal equipmemt ...... 25

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Number Rate ofDuty Rate ofDuty

76.10 Casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar containers (including rigidand collapsible tubular containers), of aluminium, of a descriptioncommonly used for the conveyance or packing of goods:

01 - Milk churns of 101 or more . .............. 1002 -Drums ............................................... 301503 Collapsible tubes ...................................... 004 -Tine used as packing for preserves ...................... 50 2509 -Other .................. ............ ... 60 31

76.11 00 Containers, of aluminium, for compressed or liquefied gas 25 1776.12 00 Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaited bands and the like,

of aluminium wire, but excluding insulated electric wires and cables 35 35[76.13][76.14]76.15 Articles of a kind commonly used for domestic purposes, sanitary

ware for indoor use, and parts of such articles and ware, ofaluminium:

10 - Domestic (articles and parts thereof ...................... 100 8020 - Sanitary scare for indoor use and parts thereof ..80 80

76.16 Other articles of aluminiums01 - Net floats ............................................ 202 - Fish cases .... 403 - Fish baskets and fishing liue tubs ...................... 404 - Nails, tacks, screws and the like .. . . 1705 - Articles specially intended for ships ..... 25 2506 - Anodes ...007 - Electric wire jointing boxes ... 1308 - Articles of aluminium not further worked than roughly

formed ............................;09 - Handles and helves .................... 70 1811 - Tanks, vats and similar containers of a capacity of 50-300 1 70 2512 Crates and boxes for the transport of milk bottles and milk

cartons ........ ................

-Gauze, cloth, grill. netting, reinforcing fabric and similararticles:

13 --- Netting (also coated with plastic materials) of wire of2 mm thickness or more (BWC 13) ...20 10

14 --Cloth ................35 015 -- Other ... ...... ................... 35 2516 -Expanded metal ...... 01419 -Other ............................................... 70

77.01 Unwrought magnesium; magnesium waste (excluding shavings ofuniform size) and scrap:

10 - Magnesium waste and scrap .....// 020 - Unwrought magnesium ......// 0

77.02 00 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of magnesium;magnesium wire; wrought plates, sheets anil strip, of magnesium;magnesium foil; raspings and shavings of uniform size, powdersand flakes, of magnesium; tubes and pipes and blanks therefor,of magnesium; hollow bars of magnesium; other articles of mag-nesum .. ..17

[77.03]77.04 Beryllium, unwrought or wrought, and articles of beryllium:

10 - Unwrought beryllium; beryllium waste unud scrap 0............20 - Wrought beryllium and articles of beryllium ...... .......... 35

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Tarifitem Base ConcessionNumber DescriptionofProducts Rate of Duty Rate ofDuty

78.01 Unwrought lead (including argentiferous lead); lead waste andscrap:

10 - Lead waste and scrap .................................. .020 - Unrefined lead ......................................... 030 - Refined lend, excluding lead alloys ...... ..................

40 - Lead alloys . ....................................... 7 078.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of lead; lead wire:

01 -- Bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections ................... 002 -Wire ................................................. 0

78.03 00 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of lend ..................... 078.04 Lead foil (whether or not emnbossed, cut to shape, perforated,

coated, printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material),of a weight (excluding any backing) not exceeding 1,700 g/m2;lead powders and flakes:

01 - Powders........ . 0......................09 - Other ..................................0

78.05 00 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of lead; hollow bars, andtube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets, flangesand S-bends), of lead ...................................... 17

7806 Other articles of lead:01 - Sinkers, lead weights for fishing nets and seines ........... 2 202 - Articles specially intended for ships ..... ................ 25 2509 - Other ................................................ 35 35

79.01 Unwrought zinc; zinc waste and scrap:10 - Zinc waste and scrap ........ ...........................20 - Unwrought zinc. ........................................ 4 0

79.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of zinc; zinc wire:01 - Bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections .... ............... 002 - Wire................................................. 7 0

79.03 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of zinc; zinc foil; zinc powdersand flakes:

10 - Wrought plates. sheets andstrip, of zinc; zinc fail ........... 020 - Zinc powders. dust (blue powder) andflakes .... ............ 0

79.04 00 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of zinc; hollow bars, and tubeand pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges),ofzinc .................................................. 17

[79.05]79.06 Other articles of zinc:

01 - Nails, tacks. screws and the like.35......................... 1702 - Sanitary ware. ........................................ 8003 - Domestic articles.............. 100 8004 - Anodes ............................................... 25 005 - Fabricated building components.... ..................... 60 2509 - Other ................................................. 3535

80.01 Unwrought tin; tin waste and scrap:10 - Tin waste and scrap....... ............................. 420 - Unwrought tin.......... ............................ 0

80.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of tin; tin wire:01 - Bars, rods (including soldering tin), angles, shapes and sections 4 002 - Wire ................................ 0

80.03 00 Wrought plates,4sheets and strip, of tin .... .................. q 080.04 00 Tin foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shape, perforated,

coated, printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material),of a weight (excluding any backing) not exceeding 1 kg!mz; tinpowders and flakesla..0

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80.05 00 Tubes and pipe. and blanks therefor, of tin; hollow bars, andtube and pipe fittiugs (for example, joints, elbows, sockets andflanges), of tin .....Z......$.. 25........ .......... ZS 17

80.06 Other articles oftin:01 - Collapsible tuhes .. 5 2 002 - Domestic articles..............100..................... /° 8009 - Other................................................ 35

81.01 Tungstea (wolfram), unwrought or wrought, and articles thereof:10 - Unirought tungsten; tungstentaste and scrap..............// 020 - Wrought tungsten and articles oftingsten .................// 0

81.02 Molybdenum, unwrought or wrought, and articles thereof:10y - Unwrought molybdelurn:molvbdenum waste and scrap . 0.

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20 - Wrou ht yolybdenung and articles of,molvbdenum 0...........81.03 Tantalum, unwrought or wrought,and articles thereof:

10 ;wlneromuht aualum; tantalum ?vastc and scrap.. . 020 - Wrought teatlutmand articles of tantalum ................. 0

81.04 Other basenetsls, unwrought or wrought, and articles thereof;cermets, unwrought or wrought, and articles thereof:

10 -- laste ndl scrap of uranium depleted in U235 or of thorium;suchmetals, untrought or wroug t, and articles thereof.. 0/ °

20 Waste and scrap of the metals of thisleading, other than those ofsubheading 10, or f cernwrs; unwrought metalsof this heading,otherutwon those of sthheoding 10: anirought cermets // 0

30 Wrought metals ofthis heading, other than those of subheading 10,and articles of such metals; wrought cermets and articles ofcermet.s ..... ,./ ./ 0

82.01 Hand tools, the following: spades, shovels, picks, hoes, forks andrakes; axes, bill hooks and similar hewing tools; scythes, sickles,hay knives, grass shears, timber wedges and other tools of a kindused in agriculture, horticulture or forestry:

01 -Scvthes and blades therefor .. . 1402 -- Scythe-handles anid rakes . . . 1309 -- Other. 2 25

82.02 00 Saws (non-mcchanical) and blades for hand or machine saws(including toothless saw blade) . .7 4

82.03 land tools, the following: pliers (including cutting pliers), pincers,tweezers, tinmen's snips, bolt croppers and the like; perforatingpunches; pipe cutters; spanners and wrenches (but not includingtap wrenches); filbs aid rasps:

10 - Irenc-he, and spoaners 4 . .7t20 - Files and r.sps . . .7 430 - Other ............. ....... .7 4

82.04 00 Hand mools, including glaziers' dianonds, not falling within anyother heading of this Chapter; blow lamps, anvils; vices andclamps, other than accessories for, and parts of, machine tools;portable forges; grinding wheels with frameworks (hand or pedaloperated) .... 7 4

82.05 00 Interchangeable tools for hamid tools, for machine tools or forpower-operated hand tools (for example, for pressing, stamping,drilling, tapping, threading, boring, broaching, milling, cutting,tuning, dressing, morticing or screw driving), including dies forwire drawing, extrusion dies for metal, and rock drilling bit ... 7 4

82.06 00 Knives and cutting blades, for machines or for mechanical appli.anees . -...................... 7 4

82.07 00 Tool-tips and platess, sticks and the like for tool-tips, unmounted,of sintered metal carbides (for example, carbides of tungsten,molybdenum or vanadium) ................... 7 4

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Rate DutyRateofDutyNumber :,te ,,f )l:ly

8209 Knives with cutting blades, serrated or not (including pruningknives), other than knives falling within heading No. 82.06, andblades therefor:

01 - Table knives . ......................................... 100 / 8002 - Knife blades . .......................................... 2509 - Other ................................................ 1 /00 80

[82.10182.11 Razors and razor blades (including razor blade blanks, whether

or not in strips): : _01 - Razors ............................................... 2509 - Other ......................................... ...... 1 /00 90

82.12 Scissors (including tailors' shears), and blades therefor:01 - Sheep shears, herring scissors, and blades therefor ......... 2509 - Other .................. 0 7D 70

82.13 Other articles of cutlery (for example, secateurs, hair clippers,butchers' cleavers, paper knives); manicure and chiropody setsand appliances (including nail files):

01 -Cutting heads for electric hair clippers, scalpels and combs forsheep shears: tree secateurs ........ ..................... 25

09 -Other ........................................... 70 082.14 00 Spoons, forks, fish-eaters, butter-knives, ladles, and similar

kitchen or tableware. 1 /00 8083.01 Locks and padlocks (key, combination or electrically operated),

and parts thereof, of base metal; frames incorporating locks, forhandbags, trunks or the like, and parts of such frames, of basemetal; keys for any of the foregoing articles, of base metal:

01 - Snap locks ............................................. 0 3° 3002 - Padlocks ............................................. 0 3o 3003 - Key operated locks for furniture and doors ..... ......15.. /C 004 - Keys and key-blanks ................. .................. 005 - For automobiles and other vehicles ...... .............0.. 3o 3009 - Other ................................................ 30 ,o 30

83.02 Base metal fittings and mountings of a kind suitable for furniture,doors, staircases, windows, blinds, coachwork, saddlery, trunks,caskets and the like (including automatic door loserss; basemetal hat-racks, hat-pegs, brackets and the like:

01 - Locks a,n. hinges, it. c. s. ............................... 0 3 002 - Fittings and mountings for furniture ...................0 3 003 - Fittings and mountings for automobiles and other vehicles 0o 3009 -Other. 0 3o 30

83.03 Safes, strong-boxes, armoured or reinforced strong-rooms, strong-room linings and strong-room doors, and cash and deed boxesand the like, of base metal:

01 - Safety doors, with or without framework, for installation inbuildings .................... .....................19

09 - Other ........................... 8083.04 00 Filing cabinets, racks, sorting boxes, paper trays, paper rests and

similar office equipment, of base metal, other than office furniturefalling within beading No. 94.03. 100 /°0 80

83.05 Fittings for loose-leaf binders, for files or for stationery books,of base metal; letter clips, paper clips, staples, indexing tags, andsimilar stationery goods, of base metal:

01 - Fittings for loose-leaf binders, for stationery hooks and the like 30 002 - Staples ...... ...30 3°............. °09 - Other ................................................ 0 3o 30

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83.06 Statuettes and other ornaments of a kind used indoors, of hasemetal; photograph, picture and similar frames, of base metil;

mirrors of base inetal:01 Photograph. picture anti similar frajiws; Irnirrrs.r .... 31(9 -- Otilier ...... .

... ... ............. 90

83.07 Lamps and lighting fittings, of base metal, and parts thereof, ofbase metal (excluding switches, electric lamp holders, electriclamps for vehicles, electric battery or magneto laIrps, and otlerarticles falling withizi Chapter 85 except heading No. 85..22):

01 - Buoy lanterns and parts thrf........ ..........1

02 - Navigation lanterns, oil laninps. gas lighting ;.laanat is anidparts thereof ..............2............ S

03 - Operation lamps ........ 3504 - Street lamps, and flood lights for parks ................... 3s 1805 - Fluorescent lamps .. 7c 3409 - Other ............................................ 940U

83.08 00 Flexible tubing and piping, of hase metal ...... I 1783.09 00 Clasps, franes with clasps for hiamldag.s amln tl. like . Iminmhkihs,

buckle-clasps, hooks, eyes, eyelets, amid the like, of base tuetal,of a kind commonly used for clothing, travel goods, handlbags or

other textile or leather goods; tulbular rivets anid bifurcated rivets,of basemetal; heads and spinntles. of base metal /0 0

83.13 Stoppers, crowns corks, bottle caps, capsules, bLning covers, sealsand plouibs,case corner protectors amid otber jiacking accessories,of basenetal:

01-- 1Bungs (also thn-radind) andinig sr

............ ..../

02 - liottlc caps, nm. e. s ... 7i A03 Printed covers*ftins for export jnrndinets, prm u-iil tl-, ,.

carry ann appropriate inscrip.tion... f .

04 -Caps for milk 1-ttles, and lids finr "iskvr" ttmnitrsill . 1409 -Other ......... Sn.

83.14 00 Sign.plater, narne-plates, nutmnblers, letters and other signs, of

base metal .......... ....................................34

83.15 00 Wire, rods, tubes, plates, electrodes and similar products, of basemetal or of metal carbides, coated or cored with lsux mn terinl, of

a kind used forsoldering, bracing, welding or deposition of nnetalor ofunetal cinrbides; wire and rods, of agglomerated Iase nimetalpowder, used for metal spraying .................... .......

84.01 Steam and other vapour generating boilers (excluding central

heating hot water boilers capable also of producing low pressuresteam); super-heated water boilers:

10 - Steans orother vapour generati/mg boilers and susperJheutedtinter 0boilers.

20 - Parts /...84.02 Auxiliary plant for use with boilers of heading No. 84.01 (for

example, economisers, superheaters, soot removers, gas recoverersand the like.); condensers for vapour engines and powerinits:

10 Auxiliary plant for usevith boilers of heading No.8-4.01 andicondensers for r'apour engines or power units ...............

20 -- Paris /....84.03 00 Producer gas and water gas generators, with or without purifiers;

acetylene gas generators (water process)and similar gas generators,

with or without purifiers.......... . ......i7

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84.05 Steam or other vapour power units, whether or not incorporatingboilers:

10 - Power units ............................, 720 - Parts ........ ........ 7

84.06 Internal combustion piston engines:10 - Aircraft engines............... ..20 - Parts of aircraft engines.. ........... 0

- Engines for propelling vehicles of Chapter7 7:31 ---Petrol engines and other spark-ignition eigiti, s 2 25

--Diesel engines and compression-ignition enginit's:32 - - - Less than 100 horsepower DIN .............2....... 233 - --- 100-399 horsel...wer DIN ..............2.......... 2 3239 - - -Other ....................................S ..25

40 - Outboard marine engines ................................ 2 L 25- Marine propulsion engines, other than outboard:

51 - - Petrol engines and other spark-ignition engines .... 25

- - Diesel engines and other compression-ignition engines:52 - - - Less than 100l horsepower DIN ... ................. 25

53 - 100-399 horsepower DIN... ..................... 25

59 -- Other ......................................... . 0

-hOther engines:61 -- Less than1 0 horsepower DIN... .................... 25

62 -- 100-399 horsepower DI .......................... 2569 - Other-.......................................... . 2570 - Paris of the engines of subheadings 31 tot9 ................ 2 25

84.07 Hydraulic engines and motors (including water wheels and waterturbines):

10 - Water turbines ......................................... 2520 - Other hydraulic engines aind motors ....................... 2 17

30 - Rerulators: Parts ......1784.10 Pumps (including motor pumps antdurbo pumps) for liquids,

whether or not fitted with measuring devices; liquid elevatorsof bucket, chain, screw,band andsimilar kinds:

10 - Pumps for dispensing fuel or lubricants.ofthet ypes used in

fillingstations or garages, fitted, or designed to be fitted, with a

measuring device ........................ 2520 - Reciprocating pumps, other thantiose of subheading 21...... 12

- Centrifutgal pumps, other than those of subheading 10:31 - - Fish pumps .

32 --- Pumps of stainless steel and/or plastic. materials, n. e. s. 3 S' (

39 -- Other . .12- Rotary pumps, other than those of subheading 10: 0

41 -- GearpImps. ....................................... 12

49 -- Other .............................................50 - Other pumps for liquids and liquid elevators . ............... 3 12

- Parts:61 -- For pumnps of subheadings 31, 32 and 41.............369 -- Other ............................................. 12

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Number Description of Products Rate of Duty Rate ofDuty

14.11 Air pumps, vacuum pumps and air or gas compressors (includingmotor and turbo pumps and compressors, and free-piston generatorsfor gas turbines); fans, blowers and the like:- Pumps and compressors:

11 - - Compressors for cooling anld freezing inistallations .7

12 - - Air compressor blocks leaving a working pressure of up to2 m3 per minute ................... ..0

19 -- Other ............................................. 12- Paris of pumps or compressors:

21 - For compressorsof subheadings 11 and 12 ....7 0

29 --- Other ........................................... 3 1230 - Free-piston generators for gas turbines and parts thereof . 12

- Fans, blowers and the like, and parts thereof:41 --- Hay blowers .. 10 8

42 - Parts for hay blowers ............................... 10 849 -- Other. 3 12

84.12 00 Air conditioning machines, self-coutained, comprising a motor-driven fan and elements for changing the temperature and humidityof air .............................. 13

84.13 Furnace burners for liquid fuel (atoiniser), for pulverised solidfuel or for gas; mechanical stokers, mechanical grates, mechanicalash dischargers amid similar appliances:

01 - Furnace burners atomiserss), mechanical. 709 -Other ....... 25 25

84.14 00 Industrial and laboratory furnaces and ovens, non-electric .... 7 084.15 Refrigerators and refrigerating equipment (electrical and other):

10 - Refrigerators of household type, whether or not containing isa deep-freezer comparment . ..............................80 80

20 -- Deep-freezers of household type ...... . .................. 8-Other refrigerators ancd refrigerating equipment:

31 - Counters and display cases for shops . ... 35-- Ice-making machines:

32 - - -- For restaurants ................................. 3533 - - - Other .................. . .. ..... 1139 - - Other ...........................8

- Parts:41 - - For machinery ofsubheading, 10and 20 . . 5042 - - For machinary of subheadings 31 and 32... .... 35 3549 - - Other ....................... .... ............... 7 0

84.16 00 Calendering and similar rolling machines (other than metal-working and metal-rolling machines and glass-working machines)and cylinders therefor .....7............ ...... ......

84.17 Machinery, plant and similar laboratory equipment, whether ornot electrically heated, for the treatment of materials by a processinvolving a change of temperature such as heating, cooking,roasting, distilling, rectifying, sterilising, pasteurising, steaming,drying, evaporating, vapourising, condensing or cooling, not beingmachinery or plant of a kind used for domestic purposes; in-stantaneous or storage water heaters, non-electrical:

10 - Domestic instantanrous or storage enter water heaters, non-electricaland parts thereof ....................................... 35Other machinery- plant and equipment, and parts thereof:

21 -- Machinery for the fish and whale industry ..

22 - - Milk processing machines (except cream separators) 7 4

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Tariff

Number DescriptionofProduction Rate ofDuty Rate ofDuty

23 - - Coffee urns, frying pans., warming units, cafeteria equip-ment, restaurant stoves. .............................. 13

24 --- Other equipment of the kind used in restaurants and can-teens ............... ............................... 7 7

29 --Other. . 7 084.18 Centrifuges; filtering and purifying machinery and apparatus

(other than filter funnels, milk strainers and the like), for liquidsor gases:- (Centrifuges:

11 - Crceam separators.. ...................................

Centrifugal clothes driers:12 - -Mainly for domestic use........................

13 - Other........................................19 Other ...........................................-

- Filtering or purifying machinery anied apparatus:-- Air filters:

21 ----Mainly for domestic use . . 8022 - - - Other .. 2523 --- Fish cake presses .2 724 -- Fish oil strainers .7 029 -- Otiler... 25

Paris:31 -- For machinery of subheadings 12 and 21. 5 5032 --- For machinery of subhuadings 19 anl 24 ..2 033 -- For machinery of subheadings 11 and 23 .7 739 -- Other .. . 25

84.19 Machinery for cleaning or drying bottles or other containers;machinery for filling, closing, scaling, capsuling or labellingbottles, cans, boxes, bags or other containers; other packing orwrapping machinery; machinery for aerating beverages; dishwashing machines

10 - Dish washing machines of the household type ........ 80- Other machinery:

21 - - Other dish washing machines .35 3529 - - Otiler .7 0

- Parts:31 - - Sparceparts (but not ancillary articles) for dish washing

machines............ ............................. 50 5039 - - Other .7 0

84.22 Lifting, handling, loading or unloading machinery, telphers andconveyors (for example, lifts, hoists, wiuches, cranes, transportercranes, jacks, pulley tackle, belt conveyors and teleferies), notbeing machinery falling within heading No. 84.23:

Pulley tackle,and hoists, other than skip hoists:winches andcapstans:

11 - - Power blocks for fishing vessels and wiuches for shipways 7 412 - - Winches, including anchor winches and marine winches 7 613 - - Portable trolleys with moving devices .35. 019 - - Other.. 3 17

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- Ships' derricks; cranes, other than cable cranes; mobile liftingframes:

21 -18- Lifting cranes .............../. 1829 - Other .3. 35

-- Elevators and conveyers, pneumatic:3110 - Hay blowers (for moving hay) ./ 839 - Other ..............35.. ,. ......1s 35

Lifts and skip hoists:41 -- For goods and passengers. 70..................... Yc 4049 -- Other. 5 35 350 --Escalators and moving pavements ......................... 35

Other machinery:61 - Convenoc.selts and Archimedes' scr5ws, i. .3r 1362 -- Tipping bodies for vehicles .... . 35 8 t 1U69 --Other .... 3 35

- Parts:71 - For machinery of suheadings 11, 12, 13, 19, 31, 61 and 62 0.079 - Other ..... 3 5 35

84.23 Excavating, leveling, tamping, boring and extracting machinery,stationary or mobile, for earth, minerals or ores (for example,mechanical shovels, coal-cuttcrs, excavators, scrapers, levellersand bulldozers); pile-drivers; snow-ploughs, not self-propelled (in-eluding snow-plougl attachments):

10 - Pile-drivers; snow-ploughs, not self-propelled :T 25- Bulldozers, angledozers and levellers, self-propelled:

21 - - Bulldozers .2 2522 - - Road scrapers .....25 ............... ..............z , f 2529 - - Other. 5 2 2530 - Mechanical shovels and excavators, sel5 propelled 2. 2540 - O5 er machinery, self-propelled .2.. 2550 - Boring and sinking machinery, not self-propelled .... ........ 25

- Other machinery, not self-propelled:61 - - Loaders for ordinary wheeled tractors . .7 469 - - Other .. . 2570 - Parts .2.. 25

84.24 Agricultural and horticultural machinery for soil preparation orcultivation (for example, ploughs, barrows, cultivators, seed andfertiliser distributors); lawn and sports ground rollers:

10 - Ploughs . . 4

20 - Seedere, planeers anld transplanters; firtilisir distributors andmanure spreaders .7 4

- Senrifiers, cultivators, weeders, hoes and harrows:31 - - Harrows .7 439 - - Other ..................7... ..... 7 440 - Other macitiner. ..................7 450 -- Parts .7 4

84.25 Harvesting and threshing machinery; straw and fodder press;hay or grass mowers; winnowing and similar cleaning machinesfor seed, grain or leguminous vegetables and egg-grading andother grading machines for agricultural produce (other thanthose of a kind used in the bread grain milling industry fallingwithin heading No. 84.29):- Lawn mowers:

11 - - orked hy had ....ba.............b.5 3 35195- - Other ............... 3a 320 - Combined harvester-threshers ... 7 4

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-Other harresting or threshing machinery; moivers. other than lawnmovers: strait, or fodder presses:

31 -- Mowers, other than lawn mowers . .7 432 - - Harvesting machines for potators and other vegetables 7 433 - - Rakes and tedders .7................................ 439 --Other ............................................. 7 4

- WVinnowing and similar cleaning machines for seed, grain orleguminous vegetables and egg-grading and tlher gmrdimng ma-chines for acgrictadural produce:

41 - Sorting machines ....................................7 449 --Other ............................................. 7 4

- Parts:51 - - For lawnmowers. ...................................35 3559--O ther ............................................. .7 4

84.26 Dairy machinery (including milking machines):10 -- Milking machines ........................................ 4

-- Other dairy machinery:21 - Milk processing machines .. 7 429 - Other ............................................. .7430 -Parts ................................ '. 4

84.28 Other agricultural. horticultural, poultry-keeping and bee-keepingmachinery; germination plant fitted with mechanical or thermalequipment; poultry incubators and brooders:

10 - Mlachinary . ............................................ 420 - Parts ................................................. 4

14.29 Machinery of a kind used in the bread grain milling industry, andother machinery (other than farm type machinery) for the work-ing of cereals or dried leguminous vegetables:

10 - Machinery . ........................................7 720 -Parts ..7............................................... 7

34.30 Machinery, not falling within any other heading of this Chapter,of a kind used in the following food or drink industries: bakery,confectionery, chocolate manufacture, macaroni, ravioli or similarcereal food manufacture, the preparation of meat, fish, fruit orvegetables (including mincing or slicing machines), sugar manu-facture or brewing:- Machinery:

11 - Machinery for the bread and biscuit industries 7 7 012 -- Machinery for the chocolate anid sugar confectionery

industries ........................................... 7013 -- Machinery for the preparation of meat 7 014 - - Machinery for the beverage industries . 7 015 - - Fish processing machinery: for filleting, splitting, skinning.

heading and gutting fish; for salting of herring 77 419 - -Other ..............................................7 020 - Parts .................................................

84.31 Machinery for making or finishing cellulosic pulp, paper or paper-board:

10 - Machinery for making cellulosic pulp . 7 7 020 - Machinervfor making or finishing paper or paperboard. 7 030 - Parts ................................................. .7 0

84.32 Book-binding machinery, including book-sewing machines:10 -- Machinery. ........................................... 020 - Parts .................................................

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84 33 Paper or paperboard cutting machines of all kinds; other machineryfor making up paper pulp,paper or paperboard:

10 - Machines and machinery . . .

20 -Parts . . 734.34 Machinery, aparattu and accessories for type-founding type-

setting; machinery, other than the machine-tools of heading No.84.45, 84.46 or 84.47, for preparing or working printing blocks,plates or cylinders; printing type, impressed flongs and matrices,printing blocks, plates and cylinders; locks, plates, cylinders and

lithographic stones, prepared for printing purposes (for example,planed, grained or polished):

10 - Machinery, apparatus and accessoriesfor ype-foaunding or type-setting and machinery for preparing or working printing blocks.plates or cylinders ..................................... 7 0

20 - Printing type, impressed flongs and matrices, printing blocks,plates and cylinders; blocks, plates, cylinders and lithographicstones, prepared for printing purposes .... . 7 0

30 -Parts ..............................7 0

84.35 Other printing machinery; machines for uses ancillary to printing:10 - Rotary presses ......................................... 7

20 - Platen presses ......................................... 7

30 - Other printing machinery .................... ........... 040 - Machines for uses ancillary to printing.................... 050 -Parts. .... .... ... 7 0

84.36 Machines for extruding man-made textiles; machines of a kindused for processing natural or man-made textile fibres; textilespinning and twisting machines; textile doubling, throwing andreeling (including weft-winding) machines:

10 - Machines for exfruding man-made textiles ..................720

-

Machines of a kind used for processing natural ormnan-nudetextilefibres. 7

30 Textile spinning or twisting machines; textile doubling, throicingor reeling (including weft-winding) machines ... 7 0

84.37 Weavingmanchines, knitting machines and machines for makinggimped yarn, tulle, lace,ecnbroidery, trimmings, braid or net;machines for preparing yarus for use on such machines, includingwarping and warp sizing machines:

710 - Weaving machines (looms) ...............................020 - Knittinsg machines ...............'................... 7 030 - Other machines ............ ............................ 0

84.38 Auxiliary machinery for use with machines of heading No. 84.37(for example, dobbies,Jacquards, automatic stop motions andshuttle changing mechanisms); parts and accessories suitable foruse solely or principally with the machines of the present headingor with machines falling within heading No. 84.36 or84.37 (forexample, spindles and spindle flyers, card clothing, combs, extrud.ing nipples, shuttles, healds and heald-lifters and hosiery needles):

10 Partsand accessories for use with the machines of heading No.84.36 .. ......... ..

7 020 Auxiliary machinery for use with machines of heading No. 84.37 730 Parts and accessories for use with the achinesofheading No.

84.37 or with the auxiliary machinery of subheading 20 ...... 784.39 00 Machinery for the manufacture or finishing of felt in the piece or in

shapes, including felt-hat making machines andhat-making blocks 7 0

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Number Description of Products Rate ofDuty Rate of Duty

84.40 Machinery for washing, cleaning, drying, bleaching, dyeing, dress.ing, finishing or coating textile yarns, fabrics or made-up textilearticles (including laundry and dry-cleaning machinery); fabricfolding, reeling or cutting machines; machines of a kind used inthe manufacture of linoleum or other floor coverings for applyingthe paste to the base fabric or other support; machines of a type usedfor printing a repetitive design, repetitive words or overall colouron textiles, leather, wallpaper, wrapping paper, linoleum or othermaterials, and engraved or etched plates, blocks or rollers therefor:

10 - Clothes-washing machines, each of a dry linen capacity nolexceeding 6 kg . ..................... ..... 80

-Clothes-washing machines, each of a dry linen capacity exceeding6kg:

21 -- - For domestic use ....................... 80 8029 - Other ... .....3 3530 - Dry-cleaning machines .. ..... ....... .......... 2 3540 - Drying machines, industrial .. .. .... 35 3550 - Drying machines, other than industrial ... ...80 80

-Other machinery and machines:-- Ironing machines:

61 - -- airily for doinestic use .. .... ° 8062 - - - Other ............. ............ .. 7 063 - - Finishing machines for yarns and fabrics ....7 I64 - - Priniting inaclines ............ .... ..7 069 - - Other ....... . ............

25- Parts:

71 - - For machinery of subheadings 10, 21, 50 and 61 ....... . 5072 - - For machinery of subheadings 29, 30, 40 and 69 ........ E. 3579 - - Other ....... .. .... .0......

84.41 Sewing machines; furniture specially designed for sewing machines;sewing machine needles:-Sewing machines:

11 - For domestic use ...................................7 012 -- Other .............. .... ....7 020 -Sewing machine needles; furniture specially designed for selling

machines; parts of the goods of heading No. 84.41 .. ... 7 084.42 00 Machinery (other than sewing machines) for preparing, tanning or

working hides, skins or leather (including boot and shoe machinery) 7 084.43 Converters, ladles, ingot moulds and casting machines, of a kind

used in metallurgy and in metal foundries:10 - Converters, ladles, ingot moulds and casting machines . .0. 7 O20 - Parts ... ...7 0

84.44 Rolling naills and rolls therefor:10 - Rolling mills . .......................... 7 020 - Rolls and other parts .................. ......... 7 0

84.45 Machine-tools for working metal or metal carbides, not beingmachines falling within heading No. 84.49 or 84.50:

10 - Machitne-tools operating by electro-erosion or other electric orelectronic processes; dtlrasonic machine-tools ................ . 7 U

15 -Gear-cutting machines . .............................. .7 020 -Lathes. .................................. 7 025 - Reaming or milling machines ... ... .........7 030 - Drilling or boring machines ...... .... .... .. . 7 035 -Sawing (including friction or abrasive cutting off) machines .40 - Planitsg machines ...................... 0O45 - Tapping or screw-cutting machines ..... .. . 7 0

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Tariff C.n.IIsi.,,)

!Description of Products jscit i-.i ,, i 'ii,,l1. Rate of Duty Rate of Duty ~ittst ln:,eextLtintsv

50 -Sharpening, trimning, trueing, grinding, polishing, lapping,dressing or surfacing machines and similar machines operatingby means of grinding wheels, abrasives or polishing products 7 0

55 Presses, other than those of subheadings 60, 65 and 70 .... 7 060 - Forging machines and stamping machines ................ . 7 065 - Bending, forming, folding or flattening machines 7............ 0

70 -notShearing, punchingar itching aulhine . .... ............. , 7 07S --w Okther mnachine-tools furoring tetfal or mutial carhidces 0

8.46 00 Machine-tools for working stone, ceramics, concrete, aselstos-cemnent and like mninueral materials or for working glass in thecold, other than machines falling within heading No. 84.49 ..... 7 I)

4.47 hiachine-tools for working wood, cork, boue, cbonite vulcanitee),bard artificial plastic materials or other hard carving matLerials,other than machines failing within heading No. 84.49:

01 Wood-working machines ................................09 -- Other ...............................7 ............... 0

84.48 Accessories adl parts suitable for use solely or principally withthe machines failing within headings Nos. 84.45 to 84.47, includingswork and tool holders, self-opening dieheads, dividing beads andother appliances for machine-tools; tool holders for any type oftool or maaehine-tool for working in the hand:

II -Work hholders, s4fopening dicitfods and dividing heads };machine-tools; tool holders.....,.0 ..7

20 - Other accessories and parts for rise with the nmachine-tools ofheading No. 8U .....7

3tl Other acocessorwies and pachine use ith fhe maluhinqe-tools olheading No. 84.46 or 84.47 ... ..7 0

84.49 Tools for working in the hand, pneumatic or with self-containednon-electric motnr:

10 - Toels .......0.................7u20 --- Parts ............. .... ........ 7 0

84.50 00 Gas-operated welding, brazing, cutting and surface temperingappliances ..... ............ 7 0

8451 Typewriters, other than typewriters incorporating calculatingmechanmsms; cheque-writing aachines:

10 - Typeyriters tith ordinoar' characters, electric . ... 3S 35-Typewriters erith ordinary charactrs, non-electric:

21 - - Portable typewriters ...................... .......... 329 -- Other ......3..5........... 3 35

-- Other tepeac; acheneque-wcritig mnchitAe3w1i ng- Chines*rtifig muabinw- . .... 5 5 3 3)32 -- -- raille typewriters ... 5 0 3E ()

395-5ther.....3* 33

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Tariff Most-Favoured-NationTariff.Item Base Concession

Number Description of Products Rate of DutyRateofDuty11A, -'f DW'. ft.'t' "f D"13.¢,

84.56 Machinery for sorting, secening, separating, wa.hini, crushing,grinding or mixing earth, stone, ores or other mineral substances,in solid (including powder and paste) form; machinery foragglomerating, moulding or shaping solid mineral fuels, ceramicpaste, unburdened cements, plastering materials or other njealproducts in powder or paste form; machics for forming foundrymoulds of snud:

10 - Sorting, screenin1g. separating or washing inines.. ...1..... 820 - Crushing or grinding ,nainer ....18.......... S

- Mixing or kneading ,achinerv:31 - -- Concrete mixers ............ ..3in - - Machimery for the ceramic industries aiml fmr formmug

foundry imimlds of sand .2 ... 039 - - Other .......... - .- ........ ....*40 - Other nalhiis lnd ninchitner .. ...2S 1850 - Parts .....2< 0

84.57 00 Glass-working machines (other than machines for working glassin the cold); machines for assembling electric filament and dis-charge velamps and electronic and similar tubes and vals ....0..

84.58 00 Automatic vending machines (for example, stanmp, cigarette,chocolate and food machines), not being games of skill or chalice t/c 40

84.59 Machines and mechanical appliances, having individual functions,not falling within any other heading of this Chapter:

10) - Nuclear reactors and parts thereof .... ....................

20 - wMachinues and technical appliances fr public crks ,ilding,or the like ...... ........... .....5...2..... 23

30o - Macmahines aned bnmelaini pplincens far th aniniml regtalefats and oils inu'lu ................... ..0.. ..

40 - hiones and ,tneaal appliance-s frthe rubber or artificialplastic materials industrie0s ........... ..... ........

o( - I ncisces no mece nicaa applianrtryfahi' tobtcco indul5Iri 5 2 2360 - iachimes 1nd nmechanicul appwiodces for treating aoml 0 7 j)170 -- Machines and mechanical appliances for treating metal or metal

crrbides . ... .7..

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-Other machines and mechanical appliances:81 -- For the woodworking and furniture industries. aid for-brush and basket makers, n. e. s.)

82 - Sanitary ware. 80.................................... .. 8083 - Steering machinery for ships .. ..11................... 484 -- For the chemical industries, n. e. s ................... 089 --Other ............................................. 25

- Paris of the machines and mechanical appliances of subheadings20.-29:

91 For machinery of subheadings, 20, 50, 82 and 89 ........ ...49 -Other ....... ..............

84.60 00 Moulding boxes for metal foundry; moulds of a type used formetal (other than ingot moulds), for metal carbides. for glass,for mineral materials (for example, ceramic pastes, concrete orcement) or for rubber or artificial plastic materials .............

34.61 Taps, cocks, valves and similar appliances, for pipes, boiler shells,tanks, vats and the like, including pressure reducing valves andthermostatically controlled valves:- Of iron or steel:

01 -- - Valves for gases, also with pressuremeters.......... 0 ...02 -- -- Valves and tapes of stainless steel ..................... .03 --Taps. n. e. s. 35 3504 - -- Thermostatieally controlled valves ...................35 3509 - -- Other ............................ 35

- Of copper and copperalloys:11 -- - - Valves for gases, also with pressuremeters ...3512 - -- Tapes mixing taps and valves ..35 3513 t--- riostjtiallv tdl ..... ............3..... .,514 - .-O.lie. . 315 - Of other metsls ....... ............... ....... 3516 - Of plaitic jnatrials .. ..

19 - Other.33584.62 00 Ball, roller or needle roller hearings .. . 1084.63 Transmission shafts, cranks, hearing housings, plain shaft bearings,

gears and gearing (including friction gears and gear-boxes and othervariable speed gears), flywheels, pulleys and pulley blocks, clutchesand shaft couplings:

01 - For aircraft. 0 u

A1)2 - Ppopellepropafts. Iropelleninhaft lipes. 1arieller shaft liiaigs.marine g.ar, cbvplete, fntendeds' engines, if olhiously illtetldfor that ise . ................................ .. 4

03 -- Bearing housings .............. ..0..................... 004 -- n.e.s.issint 4wfits sand cranks. .s......................... 17O. --,lains shaft lsarillg, ............................ ......1.

g aill ntlthr ass*Iallie I aerjlle pee I.II. e. ; I,0i-7 Flywhlecl sand ll ...1......09 -Clutches aid shaft coulditigs ...........1.............7... 7

84.64 00 Caskets nnd similhir joints of metal sheeting coilhianedl with oilhermaterial (for example, asbestos, felt and palwrl-ioard) or *f latninatedmetal foil; sets or assortments of gaskets anl siutnilar joints,dissimilar il composition, for engines, pipes, tubes aad the like,put up in pouches, envelopes or similar packings .............. 17

84.65 Machinery parts, not containing electrical connectors, iasnhlators,coils, contacts or other electrical features and mat faaliing withinany other heading in this Chapter:

01 - Ships' r.,pelbrs, propell 0i anidisirsand rsi.rsiil pr-peller assemn.li.s. 1

09 - Other.25

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Most-Favoured-Nation Tarif 'I'l rijfTarift

Nusiltwr Descrioption pf Products'. 1,tslt Rate of Duty I,)utof Rat(It Dutyt

85.01 Electrical goods of the following descriptions: genorators, mutors,converters (rotary or static)metransforners, rectifiers and rectifyingapparatus, inductors:

10 - D. C. motors and generators ............................. 53S 35- Ot,er motors. including uni.ersal (A.(m./D.C.) notors:

21 - y- Soleli for alternating current................ 1829 -- - Other ......................... .........3......... 5 3'>35

- A.C. generators:31 - Up to and including 1 00 kW .3....................... 53 5339 - Other ................5 .....5... ......

3 340 - Genesating.eti withalncernln ronbustioaesgines'ne. 3 i5 35

y contarv cnterters:51 -o- Fr welding equipment ..... ..... ......... 5 ...3 059 - - Other ............................. 53S 53360 - Parts ofodlhefodos oJ subheadings 10--59 .................35 . 35

- Liquid dielectrictransformers:71 - --- Up to and including 1000 kW....... .. .. .. .. 35? 1374 - - Other .. ......3................................... 3S 35

- Other transformers:76 - - For weldpng eqii ent..t. .............. 35 .......79 - - Other.............................. ............. 1880 - Static converters, rectifiers caIly reraptaiafuing p rts ... ....... 5 3 35

- Inductors:85 -- Ballasts ...........................089 ---Other ..................................... ..... 3$ 3 590 - Parts of the foods oJ subheadings 71-89 .............. .... 35I 35

85.04 Electric accumulators:10 -muaccunilutors ........... ...............................

120 - Parts ............................................... . 1t0 0

85.05 00 Tools for working in the hand, with self-contained electric otor!85.07 Shavers and hair clippers, with self-contained electric motor:

01 - Sheep shears .......................................... 402 - Shavers with self-contained elemtric notor ................ 8003 - Spare parts (but not ancillary articles) for electric shavers 50..04 - Hair clippers and parts the2eof 5... ................... 52.09 - Other .... ------.. ....... 80

85.08 00 Electrical starting and ignition equipment for internal combustionengines (including ignition magnetos, magneto-dynamos, ignitioncoils, starter motors, sparking plugs and glow plugs); generators(dynamos and alternators) and cut-outs for use in conjunctionwith such engines . ........................................ 53 3 5

3012

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Most-Favoured-NationTariff.TariffItem Base Concession

Number Descriptionof Products Rate of Duty Rateof Duty

35.11 Industrial and laboratory electric furnaces, ovens and inductionand dielectric heating equipment; electric or laser-operated welding,brazing, soldering or cutting machines and apparatus:

10 - Electricfiirnaces, owens and induction or dielectric heating equip.ment, and parts thereof ................... 7 0

20 - Electric or laser-operated welding, brazing, soldering or ruttingmachines and apparatus ............ .................... 7 0

85.12 Electric instantaneous or storage water heaters and immersionheaters; electric soil heating apparatus and electric spec heatingapparatus; electric hair dressing appliances (for example, hairdryers, hair curlers, curling tong heaters) and electric smoothingirons; electro-therutic domestic appliances; electric heating re-sistors, other than those of carbon:

10 - Electric instantaneous or storage water heaters and immersionheaters ............................................... 35 35

- Electric soil heating apparatus and electric spare heating appa-ratus:

21 -- -Electric stoves, and other electric house heating apparatus 35 3529 - Other ...... ................. ................. 8030 -Electric hair dressing apparatus.. . 80. 80

-Electric smoothing irons:41 - 1700 g or more ....80.... . ... . 2549 --Other .................. ..... ... ........ 80 80

-Electro-thermic domestic appliances:51 --Cookers ........................... 37

52 --Ovens and fryers ..... ...... ..... 3753 - Wash boilers .... 3754 --Coffee makers .......... 8055 - - Kettles ................. .................. 3556 - - Toasters ... ... 8057 - - Pans ....... .... 808059 --Other ....... ... 80

- Electric heating resistors:61 - - For apparatus of subheadings 10-59 . ...... 35 3569 --Other ...... : ...................... ...

70 - Parts .35 35

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85.18 00 Electrical capacitors, fixed or variable ........................ 085.19 Electrical apparatus for making and breaking electrical circuits,

for the protection of electrical circuits, or for making connectionsto or in electrical circuits (for example, switches, relays, fuses,lightning arresters, surge suppressors, plugs, Iampholdersand junction boxes); resistors, fixed or variable (including potentio-meters), other than heating resistors; printed circuits; switch.boards (other than telephone switchboards) and control panels:- Electrical apparatus and parts thereoffor making and breaking,

forprotecting orfor making connections to or in electrical circuits;switchboards and control panels and parts thereof:

11 - - Switches with contacts rated up to amid including 5 ampand 30-200 amp, for voltage 660 V ,r lower. Change-overswitches and relays .......... ....................... 7

12 - - Switches, n. e. s ................................... . 3513 - - Fuses with contacts rated up to and including 5 amp

and 30-200 amp, for voltage 660 V or lower .......... 014 - - Fuses, n.e.s ...................................... 35 3515 - - Surge suppressors and other protective apparatus, n. e. s. 35 3516 - - Lampholders, plugs and connecting apparatus rated up to

and including 5 amp and 30-200 amp. Multiple connectorswith more than 3 contacts; terminal strips .......... 7 0

17 - - Lamp wire-connectors ............................... 35 18

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18 --Connecting apparatus, n.e.s . ................. 3519 ---Junction boxes . . 1821 -- Switchboards and control panels .......... ............ 3 3529 --- Other ...... ................... .............. 35 3530 - Printed circuits and parts thereof ....... ................3S 040 - Resistors, fixed or variable (including potentiometers), other than

heating resistors, and parts thereof ....... ......... 35 0

85.21 Thermionic, cold cathode and photo-cathode valves and tubes(including vapour or gas filled valves and tubes, cathode-raytubes,'television camera tubes and mercury are rectifying valvesand tutbes); photocells; mounted piezo-electric crystals; diodes,transistors aid similar seni-conductor devices; light emitting diodles;electronic microcircuits:

10 - Cathode-ray television picture tubes..35 3520 - Other electronic valves and tubes (including television camera

tubes) .35 35- Diodes, transistors and similar semi-conductor devices; light

emitting diodes; photocells (including photodiodes and phototran-sistors):

31 - - Photocells ......................................... 35 032 - - Transistors and diodes . ... ... ... 35 039 -- Other ......... 35 3540 - Electronic microcircuits .............. ....... 35 050 - Piezo-electric crystals, mounted ...........................35 060 - Parts ......... ......... ...... ...... ......... 35 35

85.22 Electrical appliances and apparatus, having individual functions,not falling within any other heading of this Chapter:

10 - Particle accelerators and parts thereof ...... ............... 7 020 -Other ......... ...... .... ........ .....35 35

85.23 Insulated (including enamelled or anodised) electric wire, cable,bars, strip and the like (including eo-axial cable), whether or notfitted with connectors:

01 - Underground and submarine cables ... .. ........15 3509 - Other.... ................................... 35 25

85.24 00 Carbon brushes, arc-lamp carbons, battery carbons, carbonelectrodes and other carbon articles of a kind used for electricalpurpose.................................................25 13

85.25 Insulators of any material:10 -Of glass ...... .............................. 1720 -Of ceramic materials ................. ................... 1730 -Of other materials .......... ..... 17

85.26 Insulating fittings for electrical machines, appliances or equipment,being fittings wholly of insulating material apart from auy minorcomponents of metal incorporated during moulding solely forpurposes of assembly, but not including insulators falling withinheading No. 85.25:

10 -Of glass............. 1720 -Ofceramic materials ................2...... .. 1730 -Of other materials .............. ...... 17

85.27 00 Electrical conduit tubing and joints therefor, of bane metal linedwith insulating material. ........... ................... 17

3015

ICELAND -84-

Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.TariffItem BaseConcession

Number Description of Products Rateof Duty Rate of Duty

[86.01]86.02 00 Electric rail locomotives, battery operated or powered from an

external source of electricity ................................ 10 086.03 00 Other rail locomotives; tenders . 10 086.04 00 Mechanically propelled railway and tramway coaches, vans and

trucks, and mechanically propelled track inspection trolleys .. 10 086.05 00 Railway and tramway passenger coaches and luggage vans;

hospital coaches, prison coaches, testing coaches, travelling postoffice coaches and other special purpose railway coaches 10 0

86.06 00 Railway and tramway rolling-stock, the following: workshops,cranes and other service vehicles ........ ................. 0

86.07 00 Railway and tramway goods vans, goods wagons and trucks .... 086.08 00 Containers specially designed and equipped for carriage by one or

more modes of transport ...................................786.09 00 Parts of railway and tramway locomotives and rolling-stock .. 0 086.10 00 Railway and tramway track fixtures and fittings; mechanical

equipment, not electrically powered, for signalling to or controllingroad, rail or other vehicles, ships or aircraft; parts of the foregoingfixtures, fittings or equipment .. ................10 0

3016

- 85-ICELAND

Most-Favoured-Natiton Tariff.Tatiff

Number Descriptionof Products Rateof Duty Rateof Duty

87.14 Other vehicles (including trailers), not mechanically propelled,and parts thereof:

10 - Trailers anid semi-trailers of the caratan type for housing orcamping ................... ........................... 40

-- Trailers and semi-trailers for the transport of goods:21 -- - With equipment for loading and,/ofunloading hay ..... 422 -- With equipment for spreadintg fiertilisers ............... 423 - -- Withequipment for processingof hay 729 Other..... ........................................ 3

---Other Vehicles:31 - Wheelharrows and hand carts 30 3039 - Other .............. 40

41 - -- For articles of subheadings 21 --23 .................... 449 -- --Other. .................................... 35

89.01 Ships, huats amr other vessels not falling within any of the follow.ing headings of this Chapter:

10 ---Warships ofallkinds ...................................

20 Yachts and other vesselsor pleasureof sports ...... ......

30 Tankersof all kinds . ............ .......................040 ---Other lessels forthe transportof goodsincludingvesselsfor the .ls fr th

bothpassengersand goods toil. f. tr.s'h.e. ....d..o.l.. ....tory shipsand othershipsj rlrrilijj, teu u-i ibft still thn erhgip,.

0gross tonsMl r s 0 .1 s.11.1.-..our .............°

.....0. ....... -44 -i~u -n -#444 -n'~ - ----............. 0..

3017

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Most- Favoured -Nation Tariff.i rrThriffitfn

er Description of Products~~~~ Rateof Duty RateofDuty',

-thdter:01 - L ibeloa s. ofytipe r recownaisedla;ssucbythe II State Ship

Ipection &fficeic ...................................

69 - Other ................................ ....... *I90.01 Lenses, prisms, mirrors and other optical elements, of any material,

unmounted, other than such elements of glass not optically worked:sheets or plates, of polarizing material:

01 - Spectacle lenses framelesss) .......................... ... 1S0Q - Other ..... ...... .. .. .n..c.*..

90.03 00 Franes and mountings, and parts thereof,or specticles,, pie--nez, lorgnettes, goggles and the like .... ..............

90.04 Spectacles, pince-nez, lorgnettes, goggles and the like, corrective,protective or other:

01 - Welders' goggles and Isrotective spectacles. ..'

09 - Other .. ................

90.05 00 Refracting telescopes (monocular and binocular), prismatic or not 3590.07 Photographic cameras; photograhiieflaNshlight apparaus., and flshs-

bulbs other than discharge lamps of heading No. 85.20:- Cmerasn:

1 - -Photographiccameras,solelyformedicalresearchpur-i.........................................

12 - - Cameras, n.e.s.. weighing 3 kgormore r..................13 -- Cameras a for 610 mitor largerfilmss. .................... , 0 ,19 I ----Other ........ t. h..........

Photglraphcr faishlihlt apparatus andflashbulibs ote,rthan.dischage lamps i of haduingNo..38520I:

21 - Flashlight apparatus oar 300 watt -e-ondds or,more 1.29 -O teri ............ ... .5

Parts and accessaries31 For cameras and l apparatusofsubheadings 11, 13 and 21.32 - - Far cameras of subheadings12.... ...

39 -- - Other ..........35 3590.08 Cinematographic cameras, projectors, sound recorders and sound

reproducers; any combination of these articles:- Cinematographic cameras, projectors soundrecorders and sound

reproducers, combined or not, for film of less than 10mm width.including cameras for double-8 mm film :

11 - Cicinuat~ograplhic cameras ............................ ,519 --- Other ........... ................ ......... 5 c)

- Cinemnatographui erariearas. projectors, sound reco(.rders and soundreprodiuers. conibinid or not, for Jilin of 1/6 inat a idit r grualer,excluding cam serfsfor doiible-8liannsiln:

21 - - Cieniaigr-apdic eaaiira.s ................ I29 - Oli-0hr .......... . ...n

3018

Most-Favoured- NationTariff.Tariff

- Parts and accessories:31 -- For cinematpgraphiccamerasof subheadings 11-19 ....39 -- Forcinematographiccamerasof subheadings 21 - 29 ....

90.09 Image projectors (other than cinematographic projectors); photo-graphic (except cinematographic) enlargers anti reducer.:

0I -- Enlargers and reducers ..............................09 - Other ... .......... ......... 5I

90.10 Apparatus and equipment of a kind used in photographic orcinematographic laboratories, not falling within any other headingin this Chapter; photo-copying apparatus (whether incorporatingan optical system or of the contact type) and therino-copyingapparatus; screens for projectors:

or itaerntoopvip. n(IppI)r(du ..... c;. -1.20 - Arts and accessories for use lcjit/h 1dto.pyiai or hIeromi-- -

ing apparntus ...............'....Other:

31 -- Developing machines for X-ray films. ..................

32 - - Apparatus and pIlmilbipwilit use iii phltsgrapiiii or cilke-natographie lalnuratories ............................. 7

33 -- - Spe jialised mia chinces for iisi ini tind jrilitilig iiidiistries39 --- Other ...................... 5so

90.18 Mechanotinerapy appiiamx=*...--''tl ... -. IA

aptitude-testinig apparatus; artificial respirationi, ozone therapy,oxygen therapy, aerosol therapy or sintilar apparatim; breathingappliances (incliuding gas masks and similar respiralors):

01 - Dust-. smokie- aind gas-miasks ...... ..................... 35n9 Other ....................................

90.26 Gas, liquid anid electricity supply or production meters; calibratingmeters therefore:

111 - Electricity supplv imi .rs ..:j.02 - Calibrating nwters for instrimcmnents fallimig w6ithlii lwadimig

No. 90.26 ......

0: -- AliIRh Iinclens. sil-jet I .. .i... liammicmn-6ii fhiiolm-r di-fimmi-tion and d&'misimici of tIn Ministr' of1 lVinoa .. ...........

119 - Othmr ....... .. ............. ^

91.01 00 Pocket-watches, wrist-watches and other watches, includingstop-watches ..............................................

91.07 00 Watch movements (including stop-watch movements), assembled

92.07 Electro-niagnetic, eketrostatic, electronic and1 similar niusicalinstruments (for example, pianos, orgamus, accordionsl):

01 - Pianos aid organs ......S

02 - Organs for use in rhircihes, subject to imiililylickiie with3further definition and decision of the Alinistrv of Financi 3

09 -- Other ........... .1

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TariffItemNumber Description of Products Rate ofDutyRateof

94.01 Cluairs and other seats (other than those falling within beadingNo. 94.02), whether or not convertible into beds, and parts thereof:-Chairs and other seats:-- Of metal:

11 - - - Tractor Seats ....................

12 - - - Children's safety seats for vehicles......... 9c 2013 --- Other ....................... 9 4014 --Ofwood......................... C40

--Of other materials:15 - - -Tractor seats ................... 7 716 - - - Children's safety seats for vehicles ........... 2019 - - - Other ....................... o40)20 - Parts of chairs and other seats ............... o 40

94.03 Other furniture and parts thereof:- Of metal:

II - - Indoor fixtures, subject to compliance with further defini-tion and decision of the Ministry of Finance ......31

12 - - Shelves and cabinets, n. e. s .9..............0 4013 - - Office and filing cabinets ................0 4414 - - Tables of all kinds.................. 9 4015 -- Beds......................... 90 4019 - - Other ........................ 90 4

- Of wood:21 - - Indoor fixtures, subject to compliance with further dcfini-

tion and decision of the Alinistr, of Finance......

60 3122 - - Shelves and cabinets................. 90 44)23 - - Tables of all kinds ...................0 41024 - - Beds ........................ 90 4029 - - Other....................... 9040

- Of other materials; parts offurniture:31 - - Indoor fixtures, subject to compliance with further defini-

tions and decision of the Mlinistrv of Finance 4 3132 - - Other furniture.................... 90 4039 - - Parts of furniture.................. 90 40

94.04 00 Mattress support; articles of bedding or similar furnishing fittedwith springs or stuffed or interusally fitted with any material orof expanded, foanm or sponge rubber or expanded, foam or spongeartifical plastic material, whether or not covered (for example,mattresses, quilts, eiderdowna, cushions, pouffes and pillows) 90. 40

3020

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Number Description of Products Rateof Duty Rate of Duty

[95.01][95.02][9L03]

95.05 00 Worked tortoise-shell, mother of pearl, ivory, bone, horn, coral(natural or agglomerated) and other animal carving material, and 8articles of those materials ..................8

[95.061[95 07][9S.07]95.06 Worked vegetable or mineral carving material and articles of those

materials; moulded or carved articles of wax, of stearin, of naturalgum or natural resiN (for example, copal or rosin) or of modellingpastes, and other moulded or carved articles not elsewhere specifiedor included; worked, unhardened gelatin (except gelatin fallingwithin heading No. 3S.03) and articles of unhardened gelatin,

01 - Gelatin capsules as containers of medicine 0S 009 -Other ... /°O 80

96.01 Brooms and brushes, consisting of twigs or other vegetable mater.als merely bound together and not mounted in a head (for example,besm and whisks), with or without handles; other brooms andbrushes (including brushes of a kind used as parts of machines);prepared knots and tufts for broom or brush making; paint rollers;sqeegees (other than roller squeegee) and mops:-.Brushes and brooms, n. e. a.:

01 -- Consisting of twigs or other vegetable materials merelybound together and not mounted in a head. 7 34

02 --For mahines . . 003 -- With brush-backs of plastic materials, n. e. s .100 4604 - Toothbrushes .50 5005 --Other. 100 4606 - Prepared knots and tufts for broom or brush making 35 3507 - Point brushes and paint rollers .703409 - Other 100 46

[96.02][96.03]

96.05 00 Powder-puffs and pads for applying cosmetics or toilet preparations,of any material .. 100 80

97.01 00 Wheeled toys designed to be ridden by children (for example, toybicycles and tricycles and pedal motor cars); dolls' prams anddolls push chairs .. 50

97.02 00 Dolls . 90 4097.03 00 Other toyst working models of a kind used fer recreational purposes 90 40

97.04 Equipment for parlour, table and funfair games for adults orchildren (including billiard tables and pintables and table-tennisrequisites):

01 - Chess boards and chessmen. 50 5002 - Playing cards .90 9003 - Board games with dice, and similar games .90 4004 - Table-tennis requisites. 90 5009 - Other .90 90

97.05 00 Carnival articles; entertainment articles (for example, conjuringtricks and novelty jokes); Christmas tree decorations ad similararticles for Christmas festivities (for example, artificial Christmastrees, Christma stockings, itlitation yule logs, Nativity scenes andfigures therefore . 100 80

3021

-90-ICELAND

Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.Number DescriptionofProducts Rate of Duty Rate of Duty :t -97.06 Appliequist appaoatusm aliessories and reipsgi~es fir gyinaswtic.

or athletics, or for sports and outdoor gaines (oilde- thatn articlesfalling within heading No. 97.04):

01 - Skis and parts th, reof and ski sticks ..................... O 002 - Skates (including roller skates) .......................... 0 o 009 - Other ........50................ ...................SO 35

97.07 Fish-hooks, lihe fishing rods and tackle; fish landing nets andbutterfly and ; decoy "birds", lark mirrors uuaml similar huntingor shooting requisites:

01 -- Fish-honks ............................................402 -- Fishing rld........... ...............................

09 -- Other ....... .................. .............0........ O297.08 00 Roundabouts, swings, shooting galleries and other fairground

amusements; travelling circuses, travelling menageries and travel.ling theatres ................................ 1 0

/04 80

98.01 Buttons and button mioulds, studs, cuff-liliks, and press-fasseners,including snap-nasteners and press-studs; blanks ald parts ofsuch articles:

loose b Studso ushirtss and other osmw bluttons fIr jirtc. 601(( - Other ..... ...................... 10 to 0

98t02 Slide fasteaers and parms thereof:01e - Metal parts for the janufacturc of zippers .............14 A/409 - Other ......... ...1........ ....8.... .... 3s, 111

98.07 00 Date. selling or saumlwbring st:almpS, and the like (iclmtinuig aevwersfor printing or emhossing labtels), designed for operating in thehand; hand-operated contposing sticks anld hand printing setsincorporating such eoinposing sticks ....... . o 3.

98.12 wt (.tonlus, hair-slidle- and the lik e ..... It,[98.13198.14 00 Scent and similar spravys of at kind used for toilet puirp-escs, amln

niounts and heads therefr. ....................../........... .oo.098.15 0o Vacuum flasks and otherr vacuunt vessels, eoliilete iith e-'es;

parts thereof. other than glass inners .. 1 0

SCHEDULE LXII - ICELAND

PART II

Preferential Tariff

NIL

3022

LISTA LXIV - ARGENTINA

Los textos en espanol e ingles son autenticos

PARTE I

Arancel de la nación mas favorecida

N A D I Descripción del producto Derecho Concesiónbase otorgada

G2.02.00.00

C.05o.GG.O10G.C5 .CG.02

ex C8.C6.01.CC

ex 08.06.02.CC

12.06.0C.C0

ex 22.03.CC.C1ex 22.C.C.l1C

ex 22.09.00cC.9

^~ .04.04.0.1

32'.0CID.01 . D9

Carnes , menudencias de a-ves de corral,frescasen-friadas o congeladas (ex-cepto higado)Almendras con cascarasAlmendras sin cescarasManzanas frescas (i/11al 31/1)Peras frescas (2C/9 al31/1)Conos de lupulo y lupuli-no

Cerveza irlandesa en lat-alihiskv escocés e ir'a.-des,emboteilado en cricer.Cocnac de la rec.ornorrc-nimaemrbctelladc ern cr -an

,entos ce '-cjzs te-.z s2 c .estan zcr. re-esta subpcsizl n)tanodiol

'trs barniZesLas dem4s ho _s ' l s--2 el marcado a 'fe__at-.s de al __s

^ e ,.e.-nl-'es,, reci* SOS

.-iox.on-s-A. .±xtartes c s-tOs para azet-es l__r4-

z ntes

70

60&C

70

70

2C

21C

200

%%

35

35

35

35

4C

65

3023

2

N A D I Descripción del product Derecho Concesiónbase otorgada

'8.14.01.99

38.14.02.99

39.02.05.02

39.02.05.09

39.02.05.13

40.14.00.03

47.01.05.01

74.04.00.02

34.23.00.05

84.23.00.90

34.23.CC.99

ex84.49.0C.90

Ctros aditivos preparadospara aceites mineralespesadosOtros aditivos preparadospara aceites mineralesligerosCopolimeros de acriloni-trilo-butadieno-estireno,en liquido,pasta,polvo ogranulosAlcohol polivinflico enpolvopasta,granulos oliquidoResina sintetica termo-plastica derivada de hi-drocarburos y de petró-leo

Otras manufactures de caucho vulcanizadono endure-cido,de uso tecnico o in-dustrial,incluidas las piezas o accesorios de maqn-ui-nas,aparatos o instrumen-tos

Pasta de madera a la soday/o al sulfato blanqueada,de fibra corta

Placas,hojas y tiras dealeaci6n de cobre beriloEscarificadores o desgarradores y/o subsoladorescon un peso propio de hasta 1C ton. para tractores,cargadores frontales y/omotoniveladorasLas dem~s maquinas y aparatos para excavacion,extrac-ci6n,moviimiento de tierrao perforaci6n,etc.Las demns partes y piezassueltas de maquinas y apcratos para excavacion,ex-tracci6n,movimiento detierra o perforaci6n,etc.rmartillos neumcticos (Jackhammes) y perforadoras manuales

5

100

15

15

110

20

15

30

9C

9C

5

50

50

50

35

35

50

5C

50

50

5C

50

3024

- 3-

N A D I Descripción del producto Derecho Concesiónbase otorgada

84.55.00.50

3461.01.99

84.61.02.99

90.28.02.99

90.28.03.99

ctraspiezas y accesoriospara máquinas de la partida 84,53Los demás articules degrifería y otros órganossimilares y sus partesypiezas sueltasOtras partes, piezas suel-tas y accesorios para ar-tÎculos de grifería y o-tros órganos similares:los demásLos demás aparatos e instrumentos electrónicospara medir magnitudeseléctricasLos demás aparatos eléc-tricos o electrónicospara medida de magnitu-des no eléctricas o paraverificación,control,regulación o análisis

90

80

5

50

50

PARTE II

Arancel preferencial

Nada

3025/3026

SCHEDULE LXIV - ARGENTINA

This Schedule is authentic in the Spanish and English languages

PART I

Most-favoured-nation Tariff

Tariff Base rate ConcessionItem Description of Products of duty rate ofNo. duty

02.02.00.00

08.05.00.0108.05.00.02

Ex 08.06.01.00Ex 08.06.02.00

12.06.00.00Ex 22.03.00.01

Ex 22.09.00.10

Ex 22.09.00.99

24.01.00.80

29.04.04.0122.09.01.9932.09.05.99

38.14.01.01

38.14.01.99

_ .14.02.99

39.03.05.02

Dead poultry & edible offalsthereof (except liver)Almonds, in shellAlmonds, shelledFresh apples, 11/1-1/31Fresh pears, 9/30 - 1/31Hop cones and lupulinIrish beer, in cans

Scotch and irish whisky,bottled in originCognac, from homonymousregion, bottled in originOther tobacco (leaf fragmentsof less than 2 cm.fall withinthis subheading)EthanediolOther varnishesStamping foils other thanthose with a basis of preciousmetals

Oxidation inhibitors and otheradditives for lubricating oilsOther prepared additives forheavy mineral oilsOther prepared additives forlight mineral oilsAcrylonitrile Sutadiene-styrenrBCopolymers in liquid. paste,powder or lump form

Polyvinil Alcohol in powder,paste, lump or liquid form

70

608070

70

80210

140

200

140

590

100

5

5

100

35

35

3535

3540

65

75

65

50

5050

50

50

50

50

3027

- 2 -

Tariff Base rate ConcessionItem Description of Products of duty rate ofNo. duty

40.14.00.03

47.01.05.01

Thermoplastic Synthetic Resinderived from hydrocarbons andpetroleumCther articles of unhardenedvulcanised rubber for technicalor industrial uses includingaccessories for machinery andplant

Soda and/or Sulphate wood Pulp,bleached, short fibered

74.04.00.02 Plates, sheets and strip ofcopperberyllium alloy

54.23.00.05

54.23.00.90

54.23.00.99

54.49.00.9084.55.00.50

84.61.01.99

84.81.02.99

90.28.02.99

cC_._

Scarifiers and rippers for usewith tractors,front-end loadersand/cr self-propelle, levellerswith own weig0t up to 1C tons.

Cther machinery and apparatusfor excavating, levelling,mn,bor eng,ting,extracting,etc.Cher parts and detached piecesfor ex leactinglevelling,tam-pincboring and excavatingmachinery,etc.Jack hammers and hand-held drills

Other parts and accessories formachines falling within heading84.53Oter valves faucets, cocks andsimilar appliancesOte parts for valves faucets,cocks and similar appliancesOther electronic instrumentsc apparatus for measuring elec-tricaq cuantities

hw.er electrical or electronic:tscruments orpparoratus for

sringc n-electricqcanti-u.ties or for chkingec,alysing,asgurelatgln or controlling

1'

110

20

15

so

90

90

5

70

90

80

5

5C

50

50

50

0

50

50

50

50

50

50

0C

PART II

Preferential Tariff

Nil

3028

SCHEDULE LXVI - JAMAICA

NOTES

1. The concessions listed in this Schedule are

conditional on the implementation of the

concessions of the United States of America.

2. The concessions would become effective on

the date on which the United States of

America concessions to Jamaica are also

effective.

3029

SCHEDULE LXVI - JAMAICA

This schedule is authentic only in the English language

PART I

Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff

3030

Tariff item Base Concessionnumber Description of products rate of duty rate of duty

84069 Stationary industrial spark 15% Bindengines

8407 Hydraulic engines and motors 5% Bind

8413 Furnace burners for liquid fuel 5% Bind

8414 Industrial and laboratory 5% Bindfurnaces

8424 Agricultural and horticultural 5%. Bindmachinery

PART II

Preferential Tariff

Nil

LISTE LXIX - ROUMANIE

La liste ci-jointe de concessions tarifaires fera partie intégrante

de la Liste LXIX de la Roumanie.

3031/3032


Seul le texte français de la présente liste fait foi

PREMIERE PARTIE

Tarif de la nation la plus favorisée

Position Taux de base Taux du droitdu tariff Désignation des products du droit selonconcession1

ex 01.05 Volailles vivantes de basse-cour 10% 8%

02.01 Viandes et abats comestibles desanimaux repris aux no 01.01 à 01.04inclus, frais, réfrigérés oucongelés 10% 8%

ex 03.01 Poissons frais (vivants ou morts),réfrigérés ou congelés: morues,maquereaux, harengs et poissonsd'eau salée;A. frais 30% 24%B. réfrigérés ou congelés 35% 28%

ex 03.02 Poissons séchés, salés ou ensaumure; poissons fumés, mêmecuits avant ou pendant le fumage:morues, harengsA. séchés, salés, fumés ou en

saumure, cuits 50% 30%

ex 04.02 Lait ou crème de lait, conservesou sucrés- lait en poudre, écrémé 50% 30%

04.04 Fromages et caillebotte 40% 32%

ex 05.15 Produits d'origine animale, nondénommés ni compris ailleurs;animaux morts des chapitres 1ou 3, impropres à la consommationhumaine- materiel seminal d'origine

bovine 10% 6%

06.02 Autres plantes et racines vivantes,y compris les boutures et greffons:A. boutures et greffons de vigne 5% 4%B. autres 10% 8%

1L'indication "C" dans la colonne Taux du droit selon concession signifie quele montant du droit est consolidé au niveau du taux de base.

3033


Position Taux de base Taux du droitdu tarif Désigation des produits du droit selon

concession

ex 07.01 Légumes et plantes potagères, àl'état frais ou réfrigéré:A. pommes de terre:

1. de semence 2% 0B. autres 15% 12%

- oignons

ex 07.04 Légumes et plantes potagèresdesséchés, déshydratés ou évaporés,même coupés en morceaux ou entranches ou bien broyés ou pulvé-risés, mais non autrement préparés 30% 21%- petits pois et haricots

desséchés

ex 08.02 Agrumes, frais ou secs:B. autres 40% 32%

- oranges

10.07 Sarrasin, millet, alpiste etsorgho; autres céréales 10% 6%

12.03 Graines, spores et fruits àensemencer 2% 0

15.04 Graisses et huiles de poissonset de mammifères marins, mêmeraffinées 10% C

15.08 Huiles animales ou végétalescuites, oxydées, déshydratées,sulfurées, souffles, standoliséesou autrement modifiées 10% C

ex 15.10 Acides gras industriels, huilesacides de raffinage, alcools grasindustriels 105 C- acides gras industriels

15.11 Glycérine, y compris les eaux. etlessives glycérineuses:A. pour la vente au detail 30% 24%B. à d'autres fins 3% C

3034

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Position Taux de base ~~~~~~~Tux du d~roitPéosition Designation des produits du droit selone

concession

ex 17.02 Autres sucrées;é sirops; succdansduémiel, mee melanges de mielnatérel; sucres et molassescaramelises 10 lo% 8%- glucose et sirops de glucose

18.04 Beurre de cacao, y compris lagraisse et l'huile de cacao 5% 4%

18.o6 Chocolat et autres preparationsalimentaires contenant du cacao 30% 25%

ex 21.02 Extraits oé essences de cafe, detée ou de mate; preparationsa base de ces extraits ou esse0%es 4% 38%- extraits oé essences de cafe

21.07 Preparations alimentaires nondenommees ni comprises ailleurs 10%8% &,

22.03 Bieres 20% 18%

22.o6 Vermouths et autres vins deraiéinà frais prepares a l'aidede pèrantes ou de matiresaromatiques % 70S % 49A

é2.08 Alcooé ethyéique non denaturede 80Oéet plus; alcool ethyliquedenature de tous titres:A. péur la vente au detail 30%% 24S

é2.09 Alcooé ethyéique non denature demoins de 800; eaux-de-vie,liqueurs et autres boissonsspiritueuses; preparationsaéecooliques composes (dites"éxtraits concentres") pour lafabrication des boissons:B. boissons spiritueuses 50%% 40¢

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Position Taux de base Taux du droitdu tarif Désignation des produits dudroitselon

concession

ex 23.01 Farines et poudres de viandes etd'abats, de poissons, crustacésou mollusques, impropres àl'alimentation humaine; cretons 10% C- farine de poisson

23.03 Pulpes de betteraves, bagasses decannes à sucre et autres déchetsde sucrerie; drèches de brasserieet de distillerie; résidusd'amidonnerie et résidussimilaires 10%

23.07 Préparations fourragères mélasséesou sucrées; autres préparationsdu genre de celles utilisées dansl'alimentation des animaux 10%

ex 24.02 Tabacs fabriqués; extraits ousauces de tabac (praiss) 20% C- cigarettes

25.07 Argiles (kaolin, bentonite, etc.),à 1'exclusion des argilesexpansées du no 68.07, andalousite,cyanite, sillimanite, mêmecalcinées; mullite; terresde chamotte et de dinas 10%

25.11 Sulfate de baryum naturel(barytine); carbonate de baryumnaturel (withérite), même calciné,à l'exclusion de l'oxyde de baryurm 10%

25.28 Cryolite et chioiite naturelles 10%

27.07 Huiles et autres produitsprovenant de la distillation desgoudrons de houille de hautetempérature; produits analoguesau sens de la Kote 2 du Chapitre 10%

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Position Taux de baseDésignationdesproduitsdu tarif, tion uxdedroitDesignation des produits o l n du dritseo

27.13 Paraffine, cires de perole oude mineraux bitumineux, ozokerite,cire de lignite, cire de tourbe,r6sidus paraffineux ("gatsch,slack wax", etc.), mime colors lo% 7%

28.01 Halogenes (fluor, chore, brome,iode) lo% 6%

28.02 Soufre sublime ou precipite;soufre colloidal lo% 8%

28.23 Oxydes et hydroxydes de fer(y compris les terres colorantesa base d'oxzyde de fer naturel,contenant en poids 70% et plusde fer combing, value en Fe2O3) lo% 8%

28.41 Arsenites et arseniates 10% 7%

28.46 Borates et perborates 10% 7%

28.47 Sels des acides d'oxydes metal-liques (chromates, permanganates,stannates, etc.) 10% 8%

28.49 Metaux pr6cieux a l'etat colloidal;analgames de metaux precieux;sels et autres composes inorga-niques ou organiques de m6tauxprecieux, de constitutionchimique definie ou non lo% 8%

29.06 Phenols et phenols-alcools lo% 8%

29.07 Derivgs halogenes, sulfones,nitres, nitroses des phenolset phenols-alcools 10% 7%

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Position Taux de base Taux du droitdu tariff Désignation des produits du droit selon

concession

29.08 Ethers-oxydes, éthers-oxydes-alcools, éthers-oxydes-phénols,éthers-oxydes-alcools-phénols,peroxydes d' alcools et peroxydesd'éthers, et leurs dérivéshanlogénés, sulfonés, nitrés,nitrosés 10% 8%

29.09 Epoxydes, époxy-alcools, époxy-phénols et époxy-éthers (alphaou bêta); leurs dérivés halo-génés, sulfonés, nitrés, nitrosés 10% 8%

29.13 Cétones, cétones-alcools, cétones-phénols, cétones-aldéhydes,quinones, quinones-alcools,quinones-phénols, quinones-aldéhydes et autres cétones etquinones à fonctions oxygénéessimples ou complexes, et leursdérivés halogénés, sulfonés,nitrés, nitrosés 10% 6%

30.01 Glandes et autres organes à usagesopothérapiques, à l'état desséché,même pulvérisés; extraits, àusages opothérapiques, de glandesou d' autres organes ou de leurssecretions; autres substancesanimals préparées à des finsthérapeutiques ou prophylactiquesnon dénommées ni comprisesailleurs 5% C

30.05 Autres préparations et articlespharmaceutiques ,

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Taux du droitPosition Désignation des produits Taux de base selondu tarif dud~signationdes produit dui droit concession

32.03 Produits tannants organiquessyntheiques et produits tannantsinorganiques; preparationstannantes contenant ou non desproduits tannants naturels;preparations enzymatiques pourtannerie (confits enzymatiques,pancr10tiques, bacteriens,%etc.) lO% 8

32.08 Pigments, opacifiants et couleursprepares, compositions vitri-fiables, lustres liquides etpreparations similaires, pourla ceramique, l'maillerie oula verrerie; engobes; frittede verre et autres verres sousforme de poudre, de grenailles,de lame21%s ou de flocons O% 7%

33.05 Eaux distillees aromatiques etsolutions aqueuses d'huilesessentielles, mime medicinalesA. pour la vente au detail 25% 20%

33.06 Produits de parfumerie ou detoilette prepares et cosmetiquesprepares:A. pour la vente au detail 30% 20%

34.01 Savons; produits et preparationsorganiques tensio-actifs a usagede savon, en barres, en morceauxou sujets frappes ou en pains(contenant ou non du savon) 10% 8%

34.02 Produits organiques, tensio-actifs;preparations tensio-actives etpreparations pour lessives,ontenant ou non du savon % 10% 75

___________________ I______________________________________________________

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Position Taux de base ~~~~~~Tauru d--ooititone>Dgsignation des produits d oit au de l se'ondu tari! du droit

concession

34l07 Pates a modeler, y compris celiespr6sent6es en assortment ou pourl'amusement des enfants; compo-sitions-du genre de celles dites"cires pour 1'art dentaire",present6es en plaquettes, fersa cheval, batonnets ou sous desformes similaires:A. pour la vente au detail 30% 25%

36.o6 Allumettes 50% 30%

37.01 Plaques photographiques et filmsplans, sensibilises, non impres-sionnes, en autres. matieres quele paper, le carton ou le tissu:A. pour la vente au detail 50% 30%

37.02 Pellicules sensibilisees, nonimpressionnees, perfor6es ou non,en rouleaux ou en bandes:A. pour la vente au detail 50% 30%

37.03 Papiers, cares et tissus sensi-bilises, non impressionns ouimpressionne, mais non d6velopp6s:A. pour la vente au detail 30% 20%

37.04 Plaques, pellicules et filmsimpressionnes, non developp6s,negatifs ou positifs:A. pour "30%ente au detail % 205

37.é5 Plaques, pellicules non perforees,et pellicules Derforees (autresque les fl2z. cinematographioues),impressionnees et developees,n gatives ou positives:A. pour la0%ente au30%tail 4c !,

37-.0 Produits chimicues pour usagesphotographicues, y coiris les

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Position Taux de base Tauxdu droitdu tarif Désignation des produits du droit selon

.concession

37.08 produits pour la production de(suite) la lumière-èclair:

A. pour la vente au detail 20% 15%

38.01 Graphite artificiel et graphitecolloïdal autre qu'en suspensiondans 1'huile 10% 7%

38.03 Charbons activés (décolorants,dépolarisants ou adsorbants);silices fossiles activées, argilesactivées, bauxite activée et autresmatières minérales naturellesactivées 10% 8%

38.06 Lignosulfites 10% 8%

38.09 Goudrons de bois, huiles degoudrons de bois (autres que lessolvents et diluants compositesdu no 38.18); creosote de bois;méthylène et huile d'acétone 10% 8%

38.18 Solvants et diluantscompositespour vernis ou produits similaires 10% 7%

40.07 Fils et cordes de caoutchoucvulcanisé, même recouverts detextiles; fils textiles imprégnésou recouverts de caoutchoucvulcanisé 10% 7%

40.08 Plaques, feuilles, bandes etprofiles (y compris les profilesde section circulaire), encaoutchouc vulcanisé, non durci 10% 8%

40.15 Caoutchouc durci (ébon'ite) en

masse, en plaques, en feuillesou bandes, en bâtons, en profilesou en tubes; déchets, poudreset débris 10% 8%

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Position Tauxdebase Taux du droitase selondu tarif Désignation des produits dudroit

concession

42.03 Veements et accessoires duvtment en cir naturel, arti-ficiel ou éreconstitut 25% 20%

43.03 Pelleéteries ouvres ouéconfectionnes (fourrures) 40% % 30

44.01 Bois de chauffage en rondins,bches, ramilles ou fagots;dehets de bois y compris lessciures:A. pour la vente au detail 60% 30%

44.05 Bois simpleément scis longitudi-nalementé, tranéchs éou drouls,d'une eaisséeur suàépeieur 5 mm 10% 7%

44.13 Bois (y compris les lames oufrises pour parquets, nonéassemblesé) rabotéés, raies,bouvetes,élanguetes, éeuillures,céanfreines ou similaires:A. pour la veéte au detail 50%

44.15 Boés plaques ou contée-plaques,meme avec adjonction d'autresmatieres; boisémarquet6s ouincrustes 10% 8%

44.16 Panneaux cellulaires en bois,meme recouverts de feuillesde metal commun

44.24 Ustensméesgde r.na-e en bois % 50$

C25il; uts, monturesh etrmacesdrutjs, monturbes de crsses,|nr.-de balais et de brosses,ben ois; mforesm, ehobauirset teunders pour chaussures,boien s:poA. ur la vente dé¹silata % 25%40

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Position Taux de base Taux du droitdu tarif Deignation des produits du droit selon

concession

44.28 Autres ouvrages en bois:é. pour la vente au detail 50% 40%

46.03 Ouvrages de vannerie obtenusdirectement en forme ou confec-tionnes a l'aide des articlesdes no 46.01 et 46.02; ouvragesen luffa 40% 30%

48.02 Paépiers et cartons forms feuilleafeuille (papiers a a main):A. pour la vente au detail 0 4% 25%

48.17 Cartonnages de bureau, demagasin et similaires 50% 30%

49.01 Livres, ébrochures et imprimssimilaires, mee sur feuilletsisole expt C

49.03 Albums ou livres d'images etalbuàms adessiner ou Acolorier,ébrochs caértonnesou reliespour enfants expt C

50.è02 Soie grége (non mouline) 8% 5%

50.09 Tissus de soie ou de bourre desoie (schappe):A. pouré la vente au dtail 30% 15%

50.10 é Tissus de dchets de bourre desoie (bourrette):A. pouréla vente au detail 30% 15%

54.02 éamie bréte, decortiquee,dégommee, peignee ou autrementtraiteeé mais non filee;etoupes et dechets, de ramie(y comprié les effiloches) 5% C

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55.08 Tissus de coton boucle dugenre sponge: |tiA. pour la vente au detail 20G 15B. a d'autres fins

55.09 Autres tissus de coton:A. pour la vente au detail:

1. non blanchis, nonmercerises 20 lo%

2. autres 40% 20%

58.01 Tapis a points noues ou enroul6s,meme confectionnes:A. tiss6s a la main 80% 60%B. tissus a la machine 70% 53%

58.02 Autres tapis, meme confectionn6s;tissus dits "k6lim" ou "kilin","Schumacks" ou "Soumak","Karamanie" et similaires,mnme confectionn6s:A. tissuea l 80% 60%

53.03 Tapisseries tissus a a main(genre Gobelins, Flandres,Aubusson, Beauvais et sinlaires)et tapisseries al'aiguille (aupetit point, au point de croix,etc), meme %onfectionnes 60% 48

58.07 Fils de chenille; fils guipes(autres aue ceux du n 52.01 et.cue les fils de crin guip6s);tresses en pices; autresarticles de csseinerie etautres articles on.entauxanalogues, en pies; glands,floches, olives, noix, ponset similaires:A. 35% au detail 50%

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Position Tau de base Taux du droitoéitaiou prosiitstion des d Taux de base selon

j concession

58.08 Tulles et tissue a mailles nouees(filet), unis:A. pour la vente au detail 50% 35%

59.05 Filets, fabriques a l'aide desmatieres reprises au no 59.04,en nappes, en pieces ou en forme;filets en former pour la peche, enfils, ficelles ou cordes:A. pour la vente au detail 60% 40%

59.09 Toiles cir6es et autres tissuehuiles ou recouverts d'un enduita base d'huile:A. pour la vente au dtail 50% 30%

59.10 Linoleums pour tous usages,decoupes ou non; couvre-parquetsconsistent en un enduit appliquesur support de matieres textiles,decoup6s ou non:

A. pour la vente au detail 50% 35%

59.12 Autres tissue impregnes ou enduits;toiles peintes pour decors detheatres, fonds d'ateliers ou

usages analogues:A. pour la vente au detail 50% 30%

59.14 Meches tissues, tressees ou

tricotees, en matieres textiles,pour lampes, rechauds, bougies etsimilaires; manchons a incandes-cence, meme impr6es,et tissustubulaires de bonneterie servantaleur fabrication:A. pour la vente au detail 50% 35%

61.01 Vetements de dessus pour homeset gargonnets 50% 40%

_

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Position Taux de base Taux du droitdu tarif Désignation des produits dudroit selon. concession

61.02 Vienets de dessus pour ferrze,fillettes et jeunes enfants:A. %pour jeunes enfants 3C' 205B0%pour fesnes et fillettes 60% 4o

61.03 Vetements de dessous (linge decorps) pour homes et garionnets,y compris les cols, faux cols,plastrons et manchettes 40% 30%

61.11 Autres accessoires confectionnesdu vetement: dessous de bras,bourrelets et epaulettes desoutien pour tailleurs, ceintureset eeinturons, manchons, manchesprotectrices, etc. 40% 30%

62.01 Couvertures:A. %de lane ou de poils fins 35% 25,B. %n autres fibres 30% 20,

62.04 39ches, voiles d'embarcatins,stores d'ext6ieur, tentes etarticles de campement 30% 25%

64.0l Chaussures Aemelles exteriereset dessus en caoutchouc ou enmatiee plastique artificielle 40% 30%

64.03 Chaussures en bois ou a semellesext6rieures en bois ou en liege 30% 23%

65.03 Chaneaux et autres coiffures enfeutre, fabriqu6s a l'aide descloches ou des plateaux duno5.01, garnis ou non 3C0

'.L Chateu t a-tres ci fu-restresse ou -abriques par lassem-Cla_e de bandes tressee::ssees ou autrement obtenues) enroutes matier%s, garnls ou non 30; 20

________________________ ________________________

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- 15 -


Position Taux de base Taux du droitdu tarif Désignation des produits du droit selon

concession

65.05 Chapeaux et autres coiffures(y compris les résilles et filetsà cheveux) en bonneterie ouconfectionnés à l'aide de tissus,de dentelle ou de feutre (enpieces, mais non en bandes),garnis ou non 40% 25%

67.04 Perruques, postiches, mèches etarticles analogues en cheveux,poils ou textiles; autres ouvragesen cheveux (y compris les résilleset filets en cheveux) 50% 35%

68.05 Pierres à aiguiser ou à polir àla main, en pierres naturelles,en abrasifs agglomérés ou enpoterie:A. pour la vente au détail 25% 15%

68.10 Ouvrages en plâtre ou en compo-sitions a base de plâtre 50% 25%

69.11 Vaisselle et articles de ménageou de toilette en porcelain:A. pour la vente au détail 30% 23%

70.09 Miroirs en verre, encadrés ou non,y compris les miroirs rétroviseurs:A. pour la vente au détail 30% 15%

70.10 Bonbonnes, bouteilles, flacons,bocaux, pots, tubes à compriméset autres récipients similairesde transport ou d'emballage, enverre; bouchons, couvercles etautres dispositifs de fermeture,en verre:A. pour la vente au detail 30% 20%

70.13 Objets en verre pour le servicede la table, de la cuisine, dela toilette, pour le bureau,

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concession

70.13 1'ornementation des appartements(suite) ou usages similaires, à l'exclusion

des articles du no 70.19:A. pour la vente au détail 60% 30%

71.12 Articles de bijouterie et dejoaillerie et leurs parties, enmétaux précieux ou en plaqués oudoublés de métaux précieux 50% 30%

71.13 Articles d'orfèvrerie et leursparties, en métaux précieux ou enplaqués ou doublés de métauxprécieux 50% 30%

71.14 Autres ouvrages en métaux précieuxou en plaqués ou doublés de métauxprécieux 50% 30%

73.01 Fontes (y compris la fonte spiegel)brutes, en lingots, gueuses,saumons ou masses expt C

74.01 Mattes de cuivre; cuivre brut(cuivre pour affinage et cuivreaffiné); déchets et débris decuivre expt C

75.01 Mattes, speiss et autres produitsintermédiaires de la métallurgiedu nickel; nickel brut (à1'exclusion des anodes duno 75.05); déchets et débrisde nickel expt C

76.09 Réservoirs, foudres, cuves etautres récipients analogues, pourtoutes matières (à l'exclusion desgaz comprimés ou liquéfiés), enaluuinium, d'une contenancesupérieure à 300 litres, sansdispositifs mécaniaues outhermiques, même avec revêtementintérieur ou calorifuge 10% 7%

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concession

76.15 Articles de ménage, d'hygiène etd'économie domestique et leursparties, en aluminium 40% 30%

76.16 Autres ouvrages en aluminium:A. pour la vente au détail 40% 30%

82.01 Bêches, pelles, pioches, pics,houes, binettes, fourches, crocs,râteaux et racloirs; haches,serpes et outils similaires àtaillants; faulx et faucilles,couteaux à foin ou à paille,cisailles à haies, coins etautres outils agricoles, horti-coles et forestiers, à main:A. pour la vente au détail 40% 20%

82.02 Scies à main, lames de scies detoutes sortes (y compris lesfraises-scies et les lames nondentées pour le sciage):A. pour la vente au détail 40% 25%

82.11 Rasoirs et leurs lames (y comprisles ébauches en bandes):A. pour la vente au détail 50% 30%

82.12 Ciseaux à doubles branches etleurs lames:A. pour la vente au detail 40% 24%

82.14 Cuillers, louches, fourchettes,pelles à tartes, couteaux spéciauxà poisson ou à beurre, pinces àsucre et articles similaires 80% 48%

83.01 Serrures (y compris les fermoirset montures-fermoirs comportantune serrure), verrous et cadenas,àclef, à secret ou électriques,

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LISTE LXIX - ROUMANIET7

Position t d*r* * Taux de base Taux ddrDiuotdu tarifDé i -esignation des prelonods du droit s2l0

concession

83.01 et leurs parties, en meaux communs;(suite) clefs pour ces articles, en metaux

communs:A. pour la vente au detail 20% 14%B. a d'autres fins 10% 7%

83.02 Garnitures, ferrures et autresarticles similaires en mentauxcommuns pour meubles, portes,escaliers, fenetres, persiennes,carrosseries, articles de sellerie,malles, coffres, coffrets etautres ouvrages de lVespece;pateres, porte-chapeaux, supports,consoles et articles similaires,en metaux communs (y compris lesferme-portes automatiques):A. pour la vente au detail % 25% 150

83.03 Coffres-forts, portes et compar-timents blinds pour chambresfortes, coffrets et cassettes desuet6 et articles sinilaires,en metaux communs % 20% 15

83.04 Classeurs, fichiers, botes declassement et de triage, porte-copies et autre materiel similairede bureau, en m6taux communs, al'exclusion des meubles debureau du n0 94.03:A. pour la v%nte au detail % 258 208B. a d'autr0% fins % 2Cr 168

83.o6 Statuettes et autres objetsd'ornement d'int6rieur, en etauxccmns 30% b0

83.07 Appareils d'elairage, articlesde lanisterie et de lustrerie,ainsi que leurs parties nonelectrisues, en metaux communs:A. pour la ven0% au det1i% 2C- j4'

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Position Taux de base selondu tarif Désignation des produits du droit concession

83.09 Fermoirs, montures-fermoirs,boucles, boucles-fermoirs, agrafes,crochets, oeillets et articlessimilaires, en métaux communs,pour vêtements, chaussures, beaches,maroquinerie et pour toutesconfections ou équipements;rivets tubulaires ou à tige fendue,en métaux communs:A. pour la vente au détail 30% 21%

83.11 Cloches, clochettes, sonnettes,timbres, grelots et similaires(non électriques) et leurs parties,en métaux communs:A. pour la vente au détail 50% 25%

84.41 Machines à coudre (les tissus,les cuirs, les chaussures, etc.),y compris les meubles pourmachines à coudre; aiguillespour ces machines:A. pour la vente au détail 30% 50%

84.58 Appareils de vente automatiquesdont le fonctionnement ne reposepas sur l'adresse ou le hasard,tels que distributeurs automa-tiques de timbres-poste, cigarettes,chocolat, comestibles, etc. 50% 35%

85.04 Accumulateurs électriques 20% 16%

85.06 Appareils électromécaniques(à moteur incorporé) à usagedomestique 30% 21%

90.09 Appareils de projection fixe;appareils d'agrandissement et deréduction photographiques:A. pour la vente au détail 30% 18%

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LISTELXIX - ROUMANIE

Position Désignation des produits Taux de base selondu tarif du droit concession

I_____________concession_____

90.10 Appareils et mateiel des typesutilises dans les laboratoiresphotographiques ou cinematogra-phiques; non d6nommerisailleurs dans le preent Chapitre;appareils de photocopie asystemeoptique ou par contact etappareils de thermocopie; ecranspour projections:A. pour la vente au detail 30% 1&%

90.12 Microscopes optiques, y comprisles appareils pour la micro-photographie, la microcinema-tographie et la microprojection:A. pour la vente au detail 30% 21%

91.01 fontres de poche, montres-bracelets et similaires (y comprisles compteurs de temps des memestypes) 30 21

91.03 Montres de tableaux de bord etsimilaires pour automobiles,aerodymes, bateaux et autresvehicules:A. pour la vente au detail 30% 18%

91.09 Botes de -ontres du n 91.01et leurs parties:A. pour la vente au detail 30% 21%

-*', Autres instr--ents de musique

ventC22rcr sar- aUS

'r-ae,r=c-:ines dceret autres ag-2's'negi-trement et de ezrucucrn : .

y c^ 5s es Vu -a e est-.e _lrset les tourne-f -Ls

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Position Taux de base Taux du droitdu tarif Désignation des produits du droit concession

92.11 avec ou sans lecteur de son;(suite) appareils d'enregistrement et de

reproduction des images et du sonen télévision, par procédémagnétique 60% 42%

92.12 Supports de son pour les appareilsdu no 92.11 ou pour enregistrementsanalogues: disques, cylindres,cires, bandes, films, fils, etc.,préparés pour l'enregistrement ouenregistrés; matrices et moulesgalvaniques pour la fabricationdes disques:A. pour la vente au détail 50% 25%

95.05 Corne, bois d'animaux, corailnaturel ou reconstituté et autresmatières animales à taller,travaillés (y compris les ouvrages) 30% 21%

95.06 Matières végétales à tailler(corozo, noix, grains durs, etc.),travaillées (y compris lesouvrages) 30% 18%

95.07 Ecume de mer et ambre (succin),naturels ou reconstitués, jaiset matières minèrales similairesdu jais, travaillés (y comprisles ouvrages) 30% 18%

95.08 Ouvrages moulés ou taillés en cirenaturelle (animale ou végétale),minérale ou artificielle, enparaffine, en stéarine, en gommesou résines naturelles.(copal,colophane, etc.), en pâtes àmodeler, et autres ouvrages moulésou taillés, non dénommés nicompris ailleurs; gélatine nondurcie travailléea autre que cellereprise sous le no 35.03, etouvrages en cette matière 30% 21%

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ELXIX -ROUMANIE

Position Ies -.Taux de base Ia~c ~~~ConcessionI

97.01 é Voitureà et v6hicules a roues pourl'amusement des enfants, tels quevelocipedes, trottinettes, chevauxm6cànéqoes, autos p6dales,voiéures pour poupees et similaires 50% % 35,

97-05 Articles pour divertissements etfetes, accessoires de cotillon etarticles-surprises; articles etaccessoires poër arbres de Noelet articles siêilaires pour fetesde Noeë (arbres de Noel artificiels,creches, garnies ou non, sujetset ènimaux pour creches, sabots,bëches, peres Noel, etc.) 50% % 30,

97.06 Articles et engins pour les jeuxde plein air, la gymnastique,l'athlgtisme et autres sports,a l'exclusion des articlesdu no 97.04 % 40P

,5.02 à ?errètures a glissi-re et leurs_arties (curseurs, etc.):A. poué la vente au detail % 30C

MANLSE L.I_

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N O T E S

1. The explanations of the markes applied in the Hungarian schedule

are included in the explanatory note of the schedule.

2. The schedule is based on the Customs Cooperation Council nomenclature

as of 1 January 1978.

3. Offered ad valorem duty rates are rounded to one decimal point.

4. The rates of duty set out in the "final rate" column represent the

rates at the final stage of implementation. Hungary assumes that the re-

duction would be implemented over a period of eight years. The modalities

of this implementation should be established by multilateral agreement

in such a way that the total reductions agreed between participants are

secured. Pending such an agreement Hungary reserves its position as how

its offered concessions will be implemented.

5. Hungary furthermore assumes that the reductions would start on

1 January 1980. Should, however, other participants postpone the re-

duction for certain items, and/or defer, extend, suspend, withhold,

modify or withdraw their concessions or the staging of them, Hungary

reserves its rights to act accordingly or to take any compensatory

action.

6. The offered concessions are without prejudice to certain adjust-

ments that may be necessary in the light of possible deviations from

earlier presented concessions by some other MTN participants.

7. The rates of duty in the "final rate" column marked with "++" are

conditional concessions. These tariff reductions will not enter into

force unless and until Hungary's trading partners still applyingquantitative restrictions inconsistent with Article XIII of the GATT

against export products of Hungary have eliminated these restrictions.

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Explanation of the marks applied:

in the column of the base rate of duty:

*Rate of duty bound at the time of Hungary'saccession to the GATT(where no "*" is indicated, the rate of duty wasnot bound)

in the column of final rate of duty:

**conditional offer

"Nb": there is no MTN offer (the reduction will notbe bound).

tariff heading, text and tariff rate in brackets:

No Hungarian offer is made. (We do not offer areduction, the bound rate of tariff remains.)

tariff heading, text and tariff rate in brackets,plus "Nb" at the tariff rate of the column of finalrate of duty:

No Hungarian offer is made (no reduction orbinding is offered.)

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This schedule is authentic only in the English language

PART I

Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff

Chapter 1

Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies:Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies forbreeding purposesOther

Live animals of the bovine species:Live animals of the bovine species forbreeding purposesOther

Live swine:Live swine for breeding purposesLive swine for slaughterOther

Live sheep and goats:Live sheep and goats for breeding purposesOther

Live poultry, that is to say, fowls,geese, turkeys and guinea-fowls:

Live poultry for breeding purposesOther

ducks,

Other live animals:Live animals for breeding purposes, forlaboratories and for zoos; police dogsOther

Chapter 2

Meat and edible offals of the animals fallingwithin heading No. 01.01, 01.02, 01.03 or01.04, fresh, chilled or frozen:

Meat of soliped animals of the domesticspeciesMeat of animals of the bovine speciesMeat of swineSlaughtered sheep

015

015

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015

015

0 nb15 nb

0 nb15 nb

0 nb15 nb15 nb

0 nb15 nb

15 nb

10*15* 1515* 15

20* 20

Duties in %' ad valoremHeading No. Description of Goods Dtei__avor

Base rate Final rate

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-02-03-04

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Duties in % ad valoremHeading No. Description of Goods


02.01-05 Edible offals, chilled or frozen 15* 15-99 Other 20* 20

02.02 Dead poultry (that is to say, fowls, ducks,geese, turkeys and guinea-fowls) and edibleoffals thereof (except liver), fresh, chilledor frozen:

-01 Dead poultry, in whole carcasses 20 20 nb-02 Dead poultry, in pieces (other than edible

offals) 20-03 Edible poultry offals (other than livers) 20 20 nb

02.03 Poultry liver, fresh, chilled, frozen, saltedor in brine:

-01 Goose and duck liver 35 35 nb-99 Other 35 35 nb

02.04-00 Other meat and edible meat offals, fresh,chilled or frozen 30 30 nb

02.05 Pig fat free of lean meat and poultry fat (notrendered or solvent-extracted), fresh, chilled,frozen, salted, in brine, dried or smoked:

-01 Fat for rendering and for industrialpurposes, fresh, chilled or frozen 20 20 nb

-02 Other fat for rendering 20 20 nb-99 Other 20 20 nb

02.06 Meat and edible meat offals (except poultryliver), salted, in brine, dried or smoked:

-01 Horse meat 25 25 nb-02 Meat and offals of swine 25 25 nb

-03 Beef, veal and bovine offals nb-04 Mutton, lamb and sheep and lamb offals 25 25 nb-99 Other 25 25 nb

Chapter 3

03.01 Fish, fresh (live or dead), chilled or frozen:-01 Fresh-water fish 15 15 nb-02 Salt-water fish fillets 10* 6.0 nb-03 Herring, sprats and mackerel 13* 7.8 nb-04 - Other salt-water fish 15 9.0 nb-05 Fish spawn 0 0 nb06 Fish liver, roes and milt 30 30 nb

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Duties in % ad valoremHeading No. Description of Goods va;pre, __dalre


03.02 Fish, dried, salted or in brine; smoked fish,whether or not cooked before or during thesmoking process:

C-01 Herring and sardines 30 n 30 b]-99 Other 30 18.0 nb

03.03 Crustaceans and molluscs, whether in shell ornot, fresh (live or dead), chilled, frozen,salted, in brine or dried; crustaceans, inshell, simply boiled in water:

-01 For breeding purposes 0*9 Other 25* 25j

Chapter 4

000[:.ol Milk and cream, fresh, not concentrated orsweetened 35 35 nb

4.02 Milk and cream, preserved, concentrated orsweetened:

-01 Concentrated milk and cream, not containingadded sugar 30* 30

-02 Powdered milk and cream for human consumption,not containing added sugar 20* 20

-03 Powdered milk and cream, unfit for human con-sumption, whether or not denatured, not con-taining added sugar 20* 20

-o Powdered milk containing added sugar 30* 30-05 Condensed milk, containing added sugar, con-

taining a maximum of 8% by weight of fat anda minimum of 22% by weight of solids 20* 20

0-6 Milk and cream, containing added sugar 30* 30-07 Other milk containing added sugar 30* 30-99 Other 30* 30

L4.03-00 Butter 60* 60

04.o4 Cheese and curd:-01 Hard cheese made from cow's milk, in the

original form of the Emmenthaler, Pannonia,Cheddar, Parmesan, etc. types, with tradenames referring to the category 25* 25-02 Medium-hard cheese made from cow's milk, in

the original form of the Trappist, Gouda,Edam, etc. types 25* 25

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_ Duties in % ad valoremHeading No. Description of Goods


-03 Soft cheese made from cow's milk, in theoriginal form of the Roquefort and similartypes 25* 25

-04 Processed cheese made from cow's milk, insealed packagings, portions, boxes, blocks,etc. 25* 25

-05 Fresh or medium-processed cheese made fromcow's milk 25* 25

-o Other cheese made from cow's milk 25* 25-07 Ewe's-milk cheese and curdled ewe's-milk

cheese 40 0 4 nb-99 Other 50 50 nb

04.05 Birds' eggs and egg yolks, fresh, dried orotherwise preserved, sweetened or not:

-01 Poultry eggs in shell, fresh or preserved,for human consumption 30 30 nb

-02 Eggs for hatching 0 0 nb-03 Eggs, shelled, whole, egg yolks and egg

white, not containing added sugar 35 35 nb

-04 Eggs, shelled, whole, egg yolks and eggwhite, containing added sugar 30 30 nb

-99 Other 30 30 nb

004.006- Natural honey 30 30 ]nb

C4.07-00 Edible products of animal origin, not else-where specified or included 30 30 n]b

Chapter 5

£5.01-00 Human hair, unworked, whether or not washed or

scoured; waste of human hair 0 0 nb]

05.02 Pigs', hogs' and boars' bristles or hair;badger hair and other brush-making hair;waste of such bristles and hair:

-01 Pigs', hogs' and boars' bristles and hair,unworked 0 0 nb

-02 Pigs', hogs' and boars' bristles and hair,prepared 8 8 nb

-03 Waste of pigs' bristles nb-99 Other 8 8 nb

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Horsehair and horsehair waste, whether or notput up on a layer or between two layers ofother material:

Horse-tail hair, unworked, baled 0 0 nbHorse-tail hair, graded and dressed 8 8 nbHorse-mane hair, unworked, baled 0 0 nbHorse-mane hair, graded and dressed 8 8 nbPony hair, unworked 0 0 nbPony hair, dressed 4 4 nbCattle-tail hair 8 4.8 nbWaste of cattle-tail hair 0 0 nbOther 15 15 nb

Guts, bladders and stomachs of animals (otherthan fish), whole and pieces thereof:

Salted cattle guts, graded 5 5 nbOther salted cattle guts 10 10 nbDried cattle guts, graded 5 5 nbOther dried cattle guts 10 10 nbSalted sheep guts, graded 5 5 nbOther salted sheep guts 10 10 nbDried sheep guts 5 5 nbSalted swine guts, graded 10 10 nbOther salted swine guts 5 5 nbSalted horse guts, graded 10 10 nbOther salted horse guts 5 5 nbSalted calves' stomachs 5 5 nbDried calves' stomachs 5 5 nbSalted blind gut of cattle 8 8 nbDried blind gut of cattle 10 10 nbSalted cattle rectums 8 8 nbDried cattlerectums 10 10 nbSalted swines' rectums 10 10 nbDried bladders of cattle 10 10 nbDried bladders of calves 10 10 nbDried bladders of-swine 10 10 nbGuts for special purposes 2 2 nbOther 10 10 nb

Fish waste ] 8 8 nb

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Base rate Final ratena -

05.07 Skins and other parts of birds, with theirfeathers or down, feathers and parts offeathers (whether or not with trimmed edges)and down, not further worked than cleaned,disinfected or treated for preservation;powder and waste of feathers or parts offeathers:

-01 Skins and other parts of birds, with theirfeathers or down 8 8 nb

-02 Raw feathers (of geese, ducks, chickens andturkeys) 4 4 nb

-03 Bed feathers and down (prepared and washed) 10 10 nb-o Waste of parts of feathers 10 10 nb-05 Powder of feathers 20 20 nb-99 Other 10 10 nb

5.08 Bones and horn-cores, unworked, defatted,simply prepared (but not cut to shape),treated with acid or degelatinized; powder andwaste of these products:

-01 Bone powder 8 8 nb-99 Other 15 15 nb

05.09 Ivory, tortoise-shell, horns, antlers, hooves,nails, claws and beaks, unworked or simplyprepared but not cut to shape, and waste andpowder of these products; whalebone and thelike, unworked or simply prepared but not cut~~to shape, and hair and waste of these products 8 8 nb]

05.12-00 Coral and similar substances, unworked orsimply prepared but not otherwise worked;shells, unworked or simply prepared but not cutto shape; powder and waste of shells 8 8 nb]

[5.13 Natural sponges:-01 Natural sponges, raw 8 8 nb-99 Other 15 15 nb

05.14-00 Ambergris, castoreum, civet and musk;cantharides; bile, whether or not dried;animal products, fresh, chilled or frozen, orotherwise provisionally preserved, of a kindused in the preparation of pharmaceutical~~products 5 5 nbj-

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05.15

C-01-02

[-99

Animal products not elsewhere specified orincluded; dead animals of Chapter 1 orChapter 3, unfit for human consumption:

Fish of a length of 6 cm. or less andshrimps, driedCattle spermOther

1508

15 nb]

8 nb]

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Chapter 6

06.01 Bulbs, tubers, tuberous roots, corms, crownsand rhizomes, dormant, in growth or in flower:

-01 Dormant 25 15 nb[-02 In growth or in flower 30 30 nb]

06.02 Other live plants, including trees, shrubs,bushes, roots, cuttings and slips:

-01 Unrooted cuttings; slips 0* C-02 Vine plants, grafted or rooted 20* 12.0 nb-03 Fruit-tree saplings 20* 12.0 nb-04 Forest-tree saplings 5* 3.0 nb

[-99 Other 5* 5 nb]

06.03 Cut flowers and flower buds of a kind suitablefor bouquets or for ornamental purposes, fresh,dried, dyed, bleached, impregnated or otherwiseprepared:

-01 Fresh 40 40 nb-02 Dried 20 20 nb-99 Other 30 30 nb

06.04 Foliage, branches and other parts (other thanflowers or buds) of trees, shrubs, bushes andother plants, and mosses, lichens and grasses,being goods of a kind suitable for bouquets orornamental purposes, fresh, dried, dyed,bleached, impregnated or otherwise prepared:

-01 Fresh 25 25 nb-02 Dried 15 15 nb-99 Other 30 30nb

Chapter 7

07.01 Vegetables, fresh or chilled:-01 Seed potatoes 5* 3.0 nb-02 Other potatoes 10 10 nb-03 Leeks, shallots and garlic 15 15 nb-04 Onions 20 20 nb-05 Leguminous vegetables, olives, mushrooms 20 20 nb-99 Other 20 12.0 nb

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[7.02-00 Vegetables (whether or not cooked), preserved 30 30 nbby freezing .

[07.03 Vegetables provisionally preserved in brine,in sulphur water or in other preservativesolutions, but not specially prepared forimmediate consumption:

-01 Onions 20 20 nb-02 Olives 25 25 nb-99 Other 25 25 nb

07.04 Dried, dehydrated or evaporated vegetables,whole, cut, sliced, broken or in powder, butnot further prepared:

-01 Onions 25 25 nb-99 Other 30* 30

07.05 Dried leguminous vegetables, shelled, whetheror not skinned or split:

[-01 Beans for human consumption 30 30 nb]-02 Seed beans 0 0[-03 Peas for human consumption 30 30 nb]-04 Seed peas 0 0-05 Peas for forage 0 0nb

[-99 Other 15 15 nb

07.06-00 Manioc, arrowroot, sale, Jerusalem artichokes 15 15 nbsweet potatoes and other similar roots andtubers with high starch or inulin content,fresh or dried, whole or sliced; sago pith

Chapter 8 I

08.01 Dates, bananas, coconuts, Brazil nuts, cashewnuts, pineapples, avocados, mangoes, guavasand mangosteens, fresh or dried, shelled ornot:

-01 Grated coconuts, dates, bananas, pineapples 20 20 nb-99 Other 20 20 nb

08.02 Citrus fruit, fresh or dried: l-01 Oranges 30* 20.0 nb

L02 Mandarines and clementines ] | 30* 30 3

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0802-03 Lemons 10* 8.0 nb-04 Grapefruit 12.5* 12.5-99 Other 15* 15.0

08.03 Figs, fresh or dried:-01 Fresh figs 15 15nb-02 Dried figs 15* 15

08.04 Grapes, fresh or dried:-01 Fresh grapes 40 40nb-02 Raisins 10* 10

08.05 Nuts, other than those falling withinheading No. 08.01, fresh or dried, shelled ornot:

01 Walnuts, shelled 15 15.0 nb]-02 Almonds, hazelnuts, chestnuts 10 6.0 nb-03 Hazelnuts, shelled 5* 5-99 Other 10* 10

08.06-00 Apples, pears and quinces, fresh 25 25 nb

08.07-00 Stone fruit, fresh 25 25 nb

08.08-00 Berries, fresh 25 25 nb

08.09-00 Other fruit, fresh 25 25 nb

08.10-00 Fruit (whether or not cooked), preserved by 30 30 nbfreezing, not containing added sugar

8.11-00 Fruit provisionally preserved (for example, 25 25 nbby sulphur dioxide gas, in brine, in sulphurwater or in other preservative solutions),but unsuitable in that state for immediateconsumption

8.12-00 Fruit, dried, other than that falling within 30 30 nbheading No. 08.01, 08.02, 08.03, 08.04 or08.05.

08.13-00 Peel of melons and citrus fruit, fresh, frozen, 8 8.0 nbdried, or provisionally preserved in brine, in

sulphur sulphur water or in other preservative solutions

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Chapter 9

Coffee, whether or not roasted or freed ofcaffeine; coffee husks and skins; coffeesubstitutes containing coffee in anyproportion:

Coffee, unroastedCoffee, roastedHusks and skinsOther

Tea

Maté

Pepper of the genus "piper"; pimento of thegenus "Capsicum" or the genus "Pimenta":

PepperOther

Vanilla

Cinnamon and cinnamom-tree flowers

Cloves (whole fruit, cloves and stems)

Nutmeg, mace and cardamoms

Seeds of anise, badian, fennel, coriander,cumin, caraway and juniper

Thyme, saffron and bay leaves; other spices

Chapter 10

Wheat and meslin (mixed wheat and rye):Wheat and meslin, intended for sowingOther

Rye:Rye intended for sowingOther

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40 nb

60 nb

40 nb40 nb

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10 nb

40 nb

10 nb

10 nb

15 nb

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10 nb2nb3067

09.01

-01-02-03-99

09.02-00

09.03-00

09.04

-01-99

09.05-00

09.06-00

09.07-00

09.08-00

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10.03 Barley:-01 Barley intended for sowing 0 0 nb-99 Other 3 3 nb

10.04 Oats:-01 Oats intended for sowing 0 0 nb-99 Other 3 3 nb

10.05 Maize:-01 Hybrid maize, for saying 0 0 nb-99 Other 3 3 nb

10.06 Rice:-01 Rice in the husk or without the husk but 25 25 nb

still enclosed in the pericarp-02 Whole grains ground to remove the pericarp, 12.5* 0 nb

polished and glazed[-99 Other 5 5 nb]

10.07 Buckwheat, millet, canary seed and grainsorghum; other cereals:

-01 Intended for sowing 0 0 nb-99 Other 0 0 nb

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Base______~~~~~~~~~~Bs rate Final rate

Chapter 11

11.01 Cereal flours:-01 Of wheat or spelt, for forage 0 * 0-02 Of wheat or spelt, for human consump0tion * 0-03 Of meslin 10* 10-O Of rice 10* 10-99 Other 10* 10

11.02 Cereal groats and cereal meal; other workedcereal grains(for example, rolled, flaked,polished, pearled or kibbled but not furtherprepared), except rice falling withinheading No. 10.06; germ of cereals, whole,rolled, flaked or ground.

-01 Groats; rolled, hulled, flaked or kibbledcereal grains 50 50 nb

-02 Oat flakes 0 0 nb-03 Other cereal flakes 5 5 nb-O Germ of maize 0 0 Onb-99 Other 45 nb

11.04 Flour of the dried leguminous vegetablesfalling within heading No. 07.05 or of thefruits falling within any heading inChapter 8; flour and meal of sago and of rootsand tubers falling within heading No. 07.06.

-01 Flour of bananas 10 10 nb-02 Flours of peas, beans and lentils 35 35 nb-03 Other flours of leguminous 25 25 nb-o Flour and meal of sago and of roots and

tubers falling within heading No. 07.06 050 5 nb-99 Other 0 20 2 nb

11.05-00 Flour, meal and flakes of potato 30* 30

11.07-00 Malt, roasted or not 3 5 35 nb

11.08-00 Starches; inulin 30 30 nb

11.09-00 Wheat gluten, whether or not dried 0 3 30 nb

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Chapter 12

Oil seeds and oleaginous fruit, whole orbroken:

Groundnuts for human consumption 10 10nbGroundnuts for oil extraction 0 0 nbFruit classified under heading No. 08.01, ofnon-edible quality 3 3 nbSoya beans 0 0nbOther 0 0nb

Flours or meals of oil seeds or oleaginousfruit, non-defatted (excluding mustard flour):Flour of soya beans 10* 10Other 5* 5

Seeds, fruit and spores, of a kind used forsowing 0* 0

Sugar beet, whole or sliced, fresh, dried orpowdered; sugar cane 30 30 nb

Hop cones and lupulin 11* 11

Plants and parts (including seeds and fruit)of trees, bushes, shrubs or other plants,being goods of a kind used primarily inperfumery, in pharmacy, or for insecticidal,fungicidal or similar purposes, fresh or dried,whole, cut, crushed, ground or powdered:

Liquorice root 0 0nbQuassia 0 0nbTonka beans 0 0nbCalabar beans 0 0nbCoca leaves 0 0nbOther wood, roots and bark; moss and algae 0 0 nbPoppy heads 5 5 nbValerian roots 5 5 nbSenna leaves 0 0nbIpecacuanha root 0 0nb

Cinchona bark 0 0nbOther 5 5 nb

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12.08 Chicory roots, fresh or dried, whole or cut,unroasted; locust beans, fresh or dried,whether or not kibbled or ground, but notfurther prepared; fruit kernels and othervegetable products of a kind used primarilyfor human food, not falling within any otherheading:

-01 Chicory roots 10 10 nb-02 Locust beans, whole 20 20 nb-03 Locust beans, ground 30 30 nb-04 Peach and plum stones and kernels 10 10 nb-99 Other 20 20 nb

12.09-00 Cereal straw and husks, unprepared, or choppedbut not otherwise prepared 15 15 nb

12.10 Mangolds, swedes, fodder roots; hay, lucerne,clover, sainfoin, forage kale, lupines,vetches and similar forage products:

-01 Mangolds 25 25 nb-99 Other 10 10 nb

Chapter 13

13.02 Shellac, seed lac, stick lac and other lacs;natural gums, resins, gum-resins and balsams:

-01 Shellac, seed lac, stick lac and other lacs 8 8 nb-02 Fir resin 8 8 nb-03 Turpentine balsam 0 0 nb-04 Manila copal 20 20nb-99 Other 8 nb

13.03 Vegetable saps and extracts; pecticsubstances, pectinates and pectates; agar-agarand other mucilages and thickeners, derivedfrom vegetable products:

-01 Vegetable saps and extracts 5 5 nb-02 Pectic substances, pectinates and pectates-99 Other . 8nb

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Chapter 14

14.01 Vegetable materials of a kind used primarilyfor plaiting (for example, cereal straw,cleaned, bleached or dyed, osier, reeds,rushes, rattans, bamboos, raffia and limebark):

-01 Osier 15 l5 nb-02 Cereal straw, cleaned, bleached or dyed 25 25 nb-03 Raffia 15 15 nb-04 Bamboos, raw 15 15 nb-05 Manila reeds; rattans, raw 25 25 nb-06 Other raw tropical reeds 25 25 nb-07 Reeds for the manufacture of machine-made

wicker-work chairs 25 25 nb-08 Reeds for the manufacture of edges 15 15 nb-09 Other reeds used for machine-made wickerwork 15 15 nb-10 Rushes 15 15 nb-99 Other 25 25 nb

14.02 Vegetable materials, whether or not put up ona layer or between two layers of othermaterial, of a kind used primarily asstuffing or as padding (for example, kapok,vegetable hair and eel-grass):

-01 Vegetable hair, raw 8 8 nb-02 Vegetable hair put up on a backing 25 25 nb-99 Other 25 25 nb

14.03-00 Vegetable materials of a kind used primarilyin brushes or in brooms (for example, sorgho,piassava, couch-grass and istle), whetheror not in bundles or hanks 8 8 nb

14.05 Vegetable products not elsewhere specified orincluded:

-01 Alfa, raw 8 8 nb-02 Alfa put up on a backing 25 25 nb-03 Raw vegetable materials of a kind used

primarily in dyeing or in tanning 0 0 nb-04 Vegetable materials of kind used for

carving 8 8 nb-99 Other 10 10 nb

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Chapter 15

15.01 Lard, other pig fat and poultry fat,rendered or solvent-extracted:

-01 Lard and other rendered pig fat, intendedfor industrial purposes, denatured underCustoms control or supervision 10 10 nb

-02 Other pig fat (edible) 15* 15-03 Rendered poultry fat 25 25 nb

15.02-00 Fats of bovine cattle, sheep or goats,unrendered; rendered or solvent-extractedfats (including premier jus) obtained fromthose unrendered fats 10 10 nb

15.03-00 Lard stearin, oleostearin and tallow stearin;lard oil, oleo-oil and tallow oil, notemulsified or mixed or prepared in any way 15 15 nb

15.04-00 Fats and oils, of fish and marine mammals,whether or not refined 0 0 nb

15.05 Wool grease and fatty substances derivedtherefrom (including lanolin):

-01 Raw wool grease 10 10 nb-99 Other 15 15 nb

15.06-00 Other animal oils and fats (including neat's-foot oil and fats from bones or waste) 10 10 nb

15.07 Fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude,refined or purified:

-01 Wood oil and Japan wax 10 10 nb-02 Castor oil 15 15 nb-99 Other 8 8 nb

15.08-00 Animal and vegetable oils, boiled, oxidised,dehydrated, sulphurised or polymerised byheat in vacuum or in inert gas, or otherwisemodified 35 35 nb

15.10 Fatty acids; acid oils from refining;fatty alcohols:

-01 Stearic acid 10 10 nb

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15.10-02 Fatty alcohols 10 6.0 nb

[-99 Other 5 5.0 nb]

15.11 Glycerol and glycerol lyes:-01 Crude glycerol, sweet water and glycerol

lyes 8 8nb-02 Chemically-pure glycerol for therapeutic

purposes 5 5 nb-99 Other (including synthetic glycerol) 30 30 nb

15.12 Animal or vegetable oils and fats, wholly orpartly hydrogenated, or solidified orhardened by any other process, whether or notrefined, but not further prepared:

-01 Solidified fish oil 4* 4-02 Solidified palm oil 8* 8*-99 Other 8* 8*

15.13 Margarine, imitation lard and other preparededible fats:

-01 Margarine 30* 30-99 Other 20 20 nb

15.15 Spermaceti, crude, pressed or refined, whetheror not coloured; beeswax and other insectwaxes, whether or not coloured:

-01 Spermaceti 8 8 nb-99 Other 20 20 nb

15.16-00 Vegetable waxes, whether or not coloured 5* 5

15.17 Degras; residues resulting from the treat-ment of fatty substances or animal orvegetable waxes:

-01 Degras 35 35 nb-02 Soapstocks and oilfoots and dregs 15 15 nb-99 Other 8 8 nb

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Chapter 16

16.01 Sausages and the like, of meat, meat offal oranimal blood:

-01 Sausages and the like, of meat offal 25* 25-02 Sausages and the like, of beef, veal or pork 25* 25-99 Other 25* 25

16.02 Other prepared or preserved meat or meat offal:-01 Other prepared or preserved meat offal 25* 25-02 Other prepared or preserved beef, veal and

pork 20* 20-99 Other 25* 25

16.03 Meat extracts and meat juices; fish extracts:-01 In immediate containers of a net capacity of

20 kgs. or more 25 25 nb-02 In immediate containers of a net capacity of

1 kg. exclusive to 20 kgs. exclusive 30 30 nb-03 In immediate containers of a net capacity of

1 kg. or less 20* 20

16.04-00 Prepared or preserved fish, including caviarand caviar substitutes 24* 24

16.05-00 Crustaceans and molluscs, prepared or preserved 45 45 nb

Chapter 17

17.01 Beet sugar cane sugar, in solid form:-01 Flavoured or coloured sugars 75 75 nb-99 Other 80 80 nb

17.02 Other sugars in solid form; sugar syrups, notcontaining added flavouring or colouringmatter; artificial honey, whether or notmixed with natural honey, caramel:

-01 Lactose and lactose syrup 20* 20-02 Glucose and glucose syrup 30 30 nb-03 Other syrups 60 60 nb-04 Other sugars in solid form 75 75 nb-99 Other 60 60 nb

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17.03-00 Molasses:-01 Flavoured or coloured molasses 75 75 nb-99 Other 30 30 nb

17.04 Sugar confectionery, not containing cocoa:-01 Liquorice extract containing more than 10%.

by weight of sugar, not containing otheradded substances 55 55 nb

-02 Chewing gum 70 70 nb-03 Filled or unfilled sweets, wrapped or

unwrapped 60 60 nb-99 Other 60 60 nb

Chapter 18

18.01-00 Cocoa beans, whole or broken, raw or roasted 5 5 nb

18.02-00 Cocoa shells, husks, skins and waste 20 20 nb

18.03-00 Cocoa paste (in bulk or in block), whether ornot defatted 15 15 nb

18.04-00 Cocoa butter (fat or oil) 15 15 nb

18.05 Cocoa powder, unsweetened:-01 Cocoa powder, unsweetened, put up in

packagings of 1 kg. or more 50 30 nb-99 Other 30 30 nb

18.06 Chocolate and other food preparationscontaining cocoa:

-01 Chocolate paste 30* 30-02 Diabetical chocolate 30* 0 nb-99 Other 30* 30

Chapter 19

19.02 Malt extract; preparations of flour, meal,starch or malt extract, of a kind used asinfant food or for dietetic or culinarypurposes, containing less than 50% by weightof cocoa:

-01 Malt extract 40 40 nb-02 Preparations of a kind used as infant food 20 20 nb-99 Other 50 50 nb

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19.03-00 Macaroni, spaghetti and similar products 20 20 nb

19.04 Tapioca and sago; tapioca and sago substitutesobtained from potato or other starches:

-01 Potato sago substitutes 60 60 nb-99 Other 50 50 nb

19.05-00 Prepared foods obtained by the swelling orroasting of cereals or cereal products (puffedrice, cornflakes and similar products) 10 10 nb

19.07 Bread ships' biscuits and other ordinarybakers' wares, not containing added sugar,honey, eggs, fats cheese or fruit; communionwafers, cachets of a kind suitable forpharmaceutical use, sealing wafers, rice paperand similar products:

-01 Communion wafers, empty cachets of a kindsuitable for pharmaceutical use, rice paper 65 65 nb

-99 Other 50 50 nb

19.08 Pastry, biscuits, cakes and-other fine takers'wares, whether or not containing cocoa in anyproportion:

-01 Diabetical pastry biscuits, and other finebakers' wares 80 0nb

-99 Other 80 80 nb

Chapter 20

20.01-00 Vegetables and fruit, prepared or preserved byvinegar or acetic acid, with or without sugar,whether or not containing salt, spices ormustard 20* 20

20.02 Vegetables prepared or preserved otherwisethan by vinegar or acetic acid:

-01 Tomato conserves 20* 20-99 Other 20* 20

20.03-00 Fruit preserved by freezing, containing addedsugar 30 30 nb

20.04-00 Fruit, fruit-peel and parts of plants, preservedby sugar (drained, glacé or crystallized) 30 30 nb

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20.05-00 Jams, fruit jellies, marmalades, fruit puréeand fruit pastes, being cooked preparations,whether or not containing added sugar 30 30 nb

20.06--00 Fruit otherwise prepared or preserved, whetheror not containing added sugar or spirit 30 30 nb

20.07 Fruit juices (including grape must) andvegetable juices, whether or not containingadded sugar, but unfermented and notcontaining spirit:

-01 Juices of a specific gravity exceeding1.33 at 15°C 20* 20

-02 Juices of a specific gravity of 1.33 or lessat 15°C 20* 20

Chapter 21

21.02 Extracts, essences or concentrates, of coffee,tea or maté and preparations with a basis ofthose extracts, essences or concentrates;roasted chicory and other roasted coffeesubstitutes and extracts, essences andconcentrates thereof:

-01 Tea essences 60 60 nb-02 Instant coffee 55 55 nb-03 Roasted chicory and roasted substitutes;

extracts, essences and concentrates thereof 80 80 nb-99 Other 30* 30

21.03 Mustard flour and prepared mustard:-01 Mustard flour for industrial purposes 15 15 nb-02 Other mustard flour 30 30 nb-03 Prepared mustard 40 40 nb

21.04-00 Sauces; mixed condiments and mixed seasonings 30* 30

21.05-00 Soups and broths, in liquid, solid or powderform; homogenized composite foodpreparations 25* 25

21.06 Natural yeasts (active or inactive); preparedbaking powders:

-01 Fodder yeast 0 0nb-99 Other 20 20 nb

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Food preparations not elsewhere specified orincluded:Vegetable and fruit productsDeep-frozen ready-made meals entirely ofvegetablesDeep-frozen ready-made meals entirely offarinaceous productsDeep-frozen ready-made meals of vegetablesand of meatDeep-frozen ready-made meals of farinaceousproducts and of meatOther

Chapter 22

Waters, including spa waters and aeratedwaters; ice and snow:

Spa waters, natural or artificialOther

Lemonade, flavoured spa waters and flavouredaerated waters, and other non-alcoholicbeverages, not including fruit and vegetablejuices falling within heading No. 20.07

Beer made from malt

Grape must, in fermentation or with fermentationarrested by the addition of alcohol

Wine of fresh grapes; grape must withfermentation arrested by the addition ofalcohol:

Sparkling wines, including champagneWines of commercial qualityOther

Vermouths and other wines of fresh grapesflavoured with aromatic extracts

Other fermented beverages (for example, cider,perry and mead):

Cider, perry and meadOther

15*

15*

15*

15*

15*15*

1500

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Duties in%

ad valoremHeading No. Description of Goods


22.08 Ethyl alcohol or neutral spirits, undenatured,of a strength of 80o or higher; denaturedspirits (including ethyl alcohol and neutralspirits) of any strength:

-01 Ethyl alcohol or neutral spirits of anystrength, denatured 120 120 nb

-02 Ethyl alcohol or neutral spirits, undenatured,of a strength of 800 or higher 150 150 nb

22.09 Spirits (other than those of headingNo. 22.08); liqueurs and other spirituousbeverages; compound alcoholic preparations(known as "concentrated extracts") for themanufacture of beverages:

-01 Ethyl alcohol, undenatured, of a strengthof less than 80o 40* 40

-02 Compound alcoholic preparations (known as"concentrated extracts") 40* 40

-03 Wine brandy, not put up for retail sale 40* 40-04 Other spirituous beverages 80 80 nb

22.10 Vinegar and substitutes for vinegar:-01 Vinegar and substitutes for vinegar put up

in containers of 2 litres or less 70 70 nb-99 Other 50 50 nb

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Chapter 23

Residues and Waste from the Food Industries;Prepared Animal Fodder

23.01 Flours and meals, of meat, offals, fish,crustaceans or molluscs, unfit for human

consumption; greaves:-01 Flours of meat and offals 0 0nb-02 Flours of fish or crustaceans or similar

flours and powder 0* 0-99 Other 0 0 nb

23.01-00 Bran, sharps and other residues derived fromthe sifting, milling or working of cereals or

of leguminous vegetables 10 10 nb

23.03-00 Beet-pulp, bagasse and other waste of sugarmanufacture; brewing and distilling dregs andwaste; residues of starch manufacture andsimilar residues 0 0 nb

23.04-00 Oil cake and other residues (except dregs)resulting from the extraction of vegetable oils 0 0 nb

23.05-00 Wine lees; argol 8 0 nb

23.06-00 Products of vegetable origin of a kind used foranimal food, not elsewhere specified or

included 10 10 nb

23.07-00 Sweetened forage; other preparations of a kindused in animal feeding 10 10 nb

Chapter 24

Tobacco

24.01 Unmanufactured tobacco; tobacco refuse:-01 Unmanufactured Turkish type tobacco, fermented 32* 32-02 Other unmanufactured tobacco, fermented 47* 47-03 Tobacco refuse and dust, for the manufacture

of nicotine, containing a maximum of 5% byweight of sand and other extraneous material 10 10 nb

-99 Other 47* 47

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24.02 Manufactured tobacco; tobacco extracts andessences:

-01 Cigars and cheroots 75 75 nb-02 Cigarettes 90 90 nb-03 Smoking tobacco, flavoured or not, put up in

retail packagings of a weight not exceeding250 grams 75 75 nb

-99 Other 90 90 nb

Chapter 25

25.01 Common salt (including rock salt, sea salt andtable salt); pure sodium chloride; saltliquors; sea water:

-01 Common salt (including rock salt, mine salt,sea salt and prepared table salt), whether ornot in the form of an aqueous solution 0 0

-02 Pure sodium chloride, whether or not inaqueous solution 0 0

-03 Salt liquors; sea water 0 0

25.02-00 Unroasted iron pyrites 0 0

25.03-00 Sulphur of all kinds, other than sublimedsulphur, precipitated sulphur and colloidalsulphur 0 0

25.04-00 Natural graphite 5* 3.8

25.05 Natural sands of all kinds, whether or notcoloured, other than metal-bearing sandsfalling within heading No. 26.01:

-01 Foundry sand 0* 0-02 Prepared quartz sand 10 6.2-99 Other 10 6.2

25.06 Quartz (other than natural sands); quartzite,including quartzite not further worked thanroughly split, roughly squared or squared bysawing:

-01 Crude or roughly split quartz 8 5.3-02 Crushed quartz 10 6.2-99 Other 15 7.7

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25.07 Clay (for example, kaolin and bentonite),andalusite, kyanite and sillimanite, whether ornot calcined, but not including expanded claysfalling within heading No. 68.07; mullite;chamotte and dinas earths:

-01 Crude kaolin in lumps 8 5.3-02 Crude kaolin, ground 15 7.7-03 Washed kaolin, in lumps 6 4.4-04 Washed kaolin, ground 10 6.2-05 Colloidal kaolin 10 6.2-06 Refractory clay, crude 0 0-07 Calcined refractory clay (schistous clay) 0 0-99 Other 8 5.3

25.08-00 Chalk 4* 3.2

25.10-00 Natural calcium phosphates, natural aluminiumcalcium phosphates, apatite and phosphaticchalk 5 3.8

25.11 Natural barium sulphate (barytes); naturalbarium carbonate (witherite , whether or notcalcined, other than barium oxide:

-01 Natural barium sulphate (barytes), white(60 or more by the Zeiss leucometer) 20 8.9

25.11-02 Natural barium sulphate (barytes), other thanwhite (less than 60 by the Zeiss leucometer) 5 3.8

-99 Other 10 6.2

25.12-00 Siliceous fossil meals and similar siliceousearths (for example, kieselguhr, tripolite ordiatomite), whether or not calcined, of anapparent specific gravity of 1 or less 15 7.7

25.13 Pumice stone; emery; natural corundum,natural garnet and other natural abrasives,whether or not heat-treated:

-01 Pumice stone in immediate packings of a netcapacity of 1 kg. or less 25 9.8**

-99 Other 3 5.3**

25.14-00 Slate, including slate not further worked thanroughly split, roughly squared or squared bysawing 10 6.2

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Ease rate Final rate

25.15 Marble travertine, ecaussine and othercalcareous monumental and building stone of anapparent specific gravity of 2.5 or more andalabaster, including such stone not furtherworked than roughly split, roughly squaredor squared by sawing:

-01 Roughly split, roughly squared or squared bysaving, of a thickness exceeding 25 cm. 25 9.8

-02 Roughly split, roughly squared or squared bysawing, of a thickness of 25 cm. or less 30 10.4

-99 Other 35 11.0

25.16 Granite, porphyry, basalt, sandstone and othermonumental and building stone, including suchstone not further worked than roughly split,roughly squared or squared by saving:

-01 Roughly split, roughly squared or squared bysawing, of a thickness exceeding 25 cm. 8 5.3

-02 Roughly split, roughly squared or squared bysawing, of a thickness of 25 cm. or less 15 7.7

-99 Other 15 7.7

25.17-00 Pebbles and crushed or broken stone (whether ornot heat-treated), gravel, macadam and tarredmacadam, of a kind commonly used for concreteaggregates, for road metalling or for railwayor other ballast; flint and shingle, whether ornot heat-treated; granules and chippings(whether or not heat-treated) and powder ofstones falling within heading No. 25.15 or25.16 5 3.8

25.18 Dolomite, whether or not calcined, includingdolomite not further worked than roughly split,roughly squared or squared by sawing:

-01 Dolomite, crude 30 10.4-02 Dolomite, sintered or calcined 20 8.9-03 Dolomite, agglomerated 15 7.7-04 Dolomite, crushed for use in glass making 50 12.1-05 Vienna lime 15 7.7-99 Other 75 13.2

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25.19 Natural magnesium carbonate (magnesite) fusedmagnesia; dead-burned (sintered) magnesia,whether or not containing small quantitiesof other oxides added before sintering; othermagnesium oxide, whether or not chemically pure

-01 Magnesium oxide, whether or not chemicallypure 15 7.7

-99 Other 0 0

25.20-00 Gypsum; anhydrite; calcined gypsum, andplasters with a basis of calcium sulphate,whether or not coloured, but not includingplasters specially prepared for use in dentistry 0 0

25 . 21-00 Limestone flux and calcareous stone, commonlyused for the manufacture of lime or cement 50 12.1

25.22-00 Quicklime, slaked lime and hydraulic lime, otherthan calcium oxide and hydroxide 0* 0

25.23-00 Portland cement, aiment fondu, slag cement,supersulphate cement and similar hydrauliccements, whether or not coloured or in the formof clinker 0* 0

25.24-00 Asbestos 0 0

25.26-00 Mica, including splittings; mica waste 0 0

25.27 Natural steatite, including natural steatite notfurther worked than roughly split, roughlysquared or squared by sawing; talc:

-01 Natural steatite not further worked than roughlysplit, roughly squared or squared by sawing 0 0

-02 Natural steatite, ground or powdered 5 3.8

25.28-00 Natural cryolite and natural chiolite 8 5.3

25.30 Crude natural borates and concentrates thereof(calcined or not), but not including boratesseparated from natural brine; crude naturaloric acid containing not more than 85% ofH3B03 calculated on the dry weight:

-01 Boric acid, colemanite and pandermite 10* 6.2-99 Other 10* 6.2

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25.31 Felspar, leucite, nepheline and nephelinesyenite; fluorspar:

-01 Fluorspar 8 5.3-99 Other 4* 3.2

25.32 Mineral substances not elsewhere specified orincluded

-01 Earth colours 15 7.7-02 Natural micaceous iron oxides 8 5.3-03 Meerschaum and amber; agglomerated meerschaum

and agglomerated amber; in plates, rods,sticus or similar forms, not worked aftermoulding: jet 25 9.8

-04 Strontianite 5 3.8-99 Other 5 3.8

26.01 Metallic ores and concentrates and roasted ironpyrites:

-01 Iron ore, concentrated or not, and roastediron pyrites 0 0

26.01-02 Manganese ores 5 3.8-03 Tungsten, molybdenum and titanium ores 0 0

-o4 Chromium ores 0 0-05 Bauxite 0 0-06 Zirconium sand 0 0-99 Other 5 3.8

26.02 Slag, dross, scalings and similar waste fromthe manufacture of iron or steel:

-01 Blast furnace slag 0 0-99 Other 0 0

26.03 Ash and residues (other than from the manufac-ture of iron or steel), containing metals ormetallic compounds:

-01 Ash and residues of zinc 0 0-02 Ash and residues of lead 0 0-03 Residual carnallite lyes 0 0

-99 Other 0 0

26.04-00 Other slag and ash, including kelp 8 5.3

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Heading No. Description of GoodsBase rate Final rate

Chapter 27

27.01 Coal; briquettes, ovoids and similar solidfuels manufactured from coal:

-01 Anthracite 0 0

-02 Other coal 10 6.2**-03 Briquettes 15 7.7**-99 Other 10 6.2**

27.02 Lignite, whether or not agglomerated:-01 Lignite, other than agglomerated 10 6.2

-02 Lignite, agglomerated 15 7.7

27.03 Peat (including peat litter), whether or not

agglomerated:-01 Peat, other than agglomerated 8 5.3-02 Peat, agglomerated 8 5.3

-99 Other 8 5.3

27.04 Coke and semi-coke of coal, of lignite or ofpeat, whether or not agglomerated; retortcarbon

-01 Retort carbon 10 6.2

-99 Other 0 0

27.05 bis- Coal gas, water gas, producer gas and similar

00 gases 8 5.3

27.06-00 Tar distilled from coal, from lignite or frompeat, and other mineral tars, includingpartially distilled tars and blends of pitchwith creosote oils or with other coal tardistillation products C 0

27.07 Oils and other products of the distillation ofhigh temperature coal tar; similar productsas defined in Note 2 to this Chapter:

-01 Crude tar oil 8 5.3-02 Crude benzol, toluol, xylol and solvent

Maptha 0 0

-03 Basic products 0 0

-04 Crude phenols, cresols and xylenols 0

-05 Crude napthalene 0 0

-o6 Crude anthracene 0 0

-99 Other 8 5.3

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27.08-00 Pitch and pitch coke, obtained from coal tar orfrom other mineral tars 0 0

27.09-00 Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminousminerals, crude 0 0

27.10 Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminousminerals, other than crude; preparations notelsewhere specified or included, containing notless than 70% by weight of petroleum oils or ofoils obtained from bituminous minerals, theseoils being the basic constituents of thepreparations:

-01 Motor spirit 10 6.2**-02 Aviation spirit 0 0

-03 Light and heavy spirits for use other than as

fuel 25 9.8**-04 Other light oil distillates 25 9.8**-05 Kerosene 10 6.2**-06 Power kerosene 0 0

-07 Other medium oil distillates 10 6.2**-08 Gas oil 10 6.2**-09 Fuel oil 10 6.2**-10 Lubricating oils and other oils; lubricating

oil distillates 30 10.4**-11 Other heavy oil distillates 30 10.4**

27.11-00 Petroleum gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons 0 0

27.12 Petroleum jelly:-01 Crude petroleum jelly 25 9.8-99 Other 30 10.4

27.13 Paraffin wax, micro-crystalline wax, slack wax,ozokerite, lignite wax, peat wax and othermineral waxes, whether or not coloured:

-01 Lignite wax, crude 0 0

-02 Lignite wax, refined 10 6.2**

-03 Ozokerite and peat wax 10 6.2**-04 Paraffin wax 25 9.8**-05 White or coloured ceresine 10 6.2**-99 Other 25 9.8**

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27.14 Petroleum bitumen, petroleum coke and otherresidues of petroleum oils obtained frombituminous minerals:

-01 Petroleum bitumen 5 3.8-02 Petroleum coke 0 0-99 Other 15 7.7

27.15 Bitumen and asphalt, natural; bituminous shaleasphaltic rock and tar sands:

-01 Gilsonite (i.e. natural asphalt used forprinting and telecommunication purposes) 0 0

-02 Trinidad Lake asphalt 30 10.4-99 Other 0 0

27.16 Bituminous mixtures based on natural asphalt,on natural bitumen, on petroleum bitumen, onmineral tar or on mineral tar pitch (forexample, bituminous mastics, cut-backs):

-01 Bituminous mastics 30 10.4-99 Other 10* 6.2

27.17-00 Electric current 0 0

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Chapter 28

I. Chemical elements

28.01 Halogens (fluorine, chlorine, bromine andiodine):

-01 Fluorine 15 7.7-02 Chlorine 35 11.0-03 Bromine 20* 8.9-04 Iodine 10 6.2

28.02-00 Sulphur, sublimed or precipitated; colloidal 0 0sulphur

28.03-00 Carbon (including carbon black) 10 6.2**

28.04 Hydrogen, rare gases and other non-metals:-01 Hydrogen 25 9.8-02 Rare gases 15 7.7-03 Other non-metals 15 7.7

28.05 Alkali and alkaline-earth metals; rare earthmetals, yttrium and scandium and intermixturesor interalloys thereof; mercury:

-01 Sodium 15 7.7-02 Lithium 25 9.8-03 Caesium 8 5.3-04 Other alkali metals 8 5.3-05 Alkaline-earth metals 25 9,8-06 Rare earth metals 15 7.7-07 Mercury 0 0-99 Other 5 3.8

II. Inorganic acids and oxygen compoundsof non-metals

28.06-00 Hydrochloric acid and chlorosulphonic acid 25 15

28.08 Sulphuric acid; oleum:

-01 Sulphuric acid 8 8 nb-02 Oleum 8 8 nb

28.09-00 Nitric acid; sulphinitric acids 20 8.9

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28.10-00 Phosphorus pentoxide and phosphoric acids 20 8.9(meta-, ortho- and pyro-)

28.12-00 Boric oxide and boric acid 15 7.7

28.13 Other inorganic acids and oxygen compounds of 25non-metals (excluding water)

-01 Sulphur dioxide 20 8.9-02 Arsenic trioxide 15 7.7-03 Arsenic pentoxide 25 9.8-04 Acids of arsenic 25 9.8-99 Other 25 9.8

III. Halogen and sulphur compoundsof non-metals

28.14 Halides, oxyhalides and other halogen compoundsof non-metals:

-01 Chlorides and oxychlorides of non-metals 30 10.4**-02 Other halogen compounds of non-metals 30 10.4**

28.15 Sulphides of non-metals; phosphorustrisulphide:

-01 Arsenic sulphides and phosphorus sulphides 25 9.8-02 Carbon disulphide 0 0-99 Other 15 7.7

IV. Inorganic bases and metallic oxides,hydroxides and peroxides

28.16 Ammonia, anyhdrous or in aqueous solution:-01 Ammonia, anhydrous 5 3.8-02 Ammonia, in aqueous solution 20 8.9

28.17 Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda); potassiumhydroxide (caustic potash); peroxides of sodiumor potassium:

-01 Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) 20 20 nb-02 Potassium hydroxide (caustic potash) 15 7.7-03 Peroxides of sodium or potassium 25 9.8

28.18 Hydroxide and peroxide of magnesium; oxides,hydroxides and peroxides, of strontium or barium

-01 Oxides, hydroxides and peroxides of strontium 20 8.9**

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-02 Oxides, hydroxides and peroxides of barium 20 8.9**-03 hydroxides and peroxides of magnesium 15 7.7**

28.19-00 Zinc oxide and zinc peroxide 3 2,5

28.20-00 Aluminium oxide and hydroxide; artificial 15 7.7corundum

28.21-00 Chromium oxides and hydroxides 15 7.7

28.22 Manganese oxides:-01 Manganese dioxide 15 7.7-99 Other 10 6.2

28.23-00 Iron oxides and hydroxides; earth colours 3 2.5**containing 70% or more by weight of combinediron evaluated as Fe2O3

28.24-00 Cobalt oxides and hydroxides, commercial cobalt 10 6.2**oxides

28.25-00 Titanium oxides 5* 3.8**

28.27-00 Lead oxides; red lead and orange lead 3 2.5

28.28 Hydrazine and hydroxylamine and their inorganicsalts; other inorganic bases and metallicoxides, hydroxides, and peroxides:

-01 Hydrazine and hydroxylamine and their inorganic 25 9.8**salts

-02 Lithium oxide and hydroxide 25 9.8**-03 Calcium oxide, hydroxide and peroxide 25 9.8**-04 Beryllium oxide and hydroxide 25 9.8**-05 Nickel oxide and hydroxide 10 6.2**-06 Molybdenum oxide and hydroxide 25 9. 8**-07 Tungsten oxide and hydroxide 10 6.2**-08 Zirconium oxide and germanium oxide 10 6.2**-09 Copper oxide and hydroxide 10 6.2**-10 Mercury oxide 10 6.2**-11 Tin oxides, stannous oxide and stannic oxide 15 7.7**-99 Other 25 9.8**

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V. Metallic salts and peroxysalts,of inorganic acids

Fluorides; fluorosilicates, fluoroborates andother complex fluorine salts:Artificial cryoliteOther

Chlorides and hydroxychlorides; bromides andoxybromides; iodides and oxyiodides

ChloridesOxichloridesBromides and oxybromidesIodides and oxyiodides

Hypochlorites; commercialchlorites; hypobromites

ChloritesSodium hypochloritesOther hypochloritesHypobromidesOther

calcium hypochlorite;

Chlorates and perchlorates; bromates andperbromates; iodates and periodates

ChloratesPerchloratesBromates and perbromatesIodates and periodates

Sulphides; polysulphides:SulphidesPolysulphides

Dithionites, including those stabilised withorganic substances; sulphoxylates

Sulphites and thiosulphates

Sulphates (including alums) and persulphates:Sodium sulphateOther sulphatesAlumsPersulphates

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Nitrites and nitrates:NitritesNitrates

Phosphites, hypophosphites and phosphates;Phosphites and hypophosphitesPhosphatesSodium tripoliphosphate

Carbonates and percarbonates; commercialammonium carbonate containing ammonium carbamate

Sodium carbonateOther

Cyanides and complex cyanides:CyanidesComplex cyanides

Fulminates, cyanatesFulminatesCyanatesThiocyanates

and thiocyanates:

Silicates; commercial sodiumsilicates:

Zirconium silicateOther

Borates and perborates:BoratesPerborates

Salts of metallic acids (forpermanganates, stannates):AluminatesChromates, bichromates andManganites, manganates andAntimonates and molybdatesZincates and vanadatesOther

and potassium

example, chromates,

perchromatespermanganates

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VI. Miscellaneous

28.49 Colloidal precious metals; amalgams of preciousmetals; salts and other compounds, inorganic ororganic, of precious metals, includingalbuminates, proteinates, tannates and similarcompounds, whether or not chemically defined:

-01 Colloidal precious metals 20 8.9-02 Amalgams of precious metals 30 10.4-03 Salts and other compounds, inorganic or 15 7.7

organic, of precious metals-99 Other 20 8,9

28.50-00 Fissile chemical elements and isotopes; otherradio-active chemical elements and radioactiveisotopes; compounds, inorganic or organic, ofsuch elements or isotopes, whether or notchemically defined; alloys, dispersions andcermets, containing any of these elements,isotopes or compounds 0 0

28.51-00 Isotopes and their compounds, inorganic ororganic, whether or not chemically defined,other than isotopes and compounds fallingwithin heading No. 28.50 0 0

28.52-00 Compounds, inorganic or organic, of thorium, ofuranium depleted in U 235, of rare earth metalsof yttrium or of scandium, whether or not mixedtogether 0 0

28.54 Hydrogen peroxide (including solid hydrogenperoxide):

-01 Solid hydrogen peroxide 20 8.9-99 Other 10* 6.2

28.55 Phosphides, whether or not chemically defined:-01 Calcium phosphide 25 9.8-02 Iron phosphide (ferrophosphorus) containing 25 9.8

15% or more by weight of phosphorus-99 Other 25 9.8

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28.56 Carbides, whether or not chemically defined:-01 Silicon carbide and boron carbide 0* 0

-99 Other 10 6.2

28.57 Hydrides, nitrides, azides, suicides andborides: whether or not chemically defined:

-01 Hydrides 20 8.9**-02 Nitrides 20 8.9**-03 Azides 20 8.9**-04 Silicides 20 8.9**-05 Borides 20 8.9**

28.58 Other inorganic compounds (including distilledand conductivity water and water of similarpurity); liquid air (whether or not rare gaseshave been removed); compressed air; amalgams,other than amalgams of precious metals,

-01 Conductivity water and water of similar 10 6.2**purity

-02 Liquid air (whether or not rate gases have 20 8.9**been removed); compressed air

-03 Amalgams, other than amalgams of precious 25 9.8**metals

-04 Calcium cyanamide 25 9.8**

-99 Other 25 9.8**

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Chapter 29

I. Hydrocarbons and their halogenated,sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated

derivatives

Hydrocarbons:Benzene, toluene, xylane and naphthaleneIscbutyl benzeneStyreneEthyleneOther

Halogenated derivatives of hydrocarbons:HexachlorocyclohexaneTrichloretileneOther

Sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivativesof hydrocarbons:TNT (trinitrotoluene)Other

II. Alcohols and their halogenatedsulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated

derivatives

Acyclic alcohols and their halogenated,sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives:

Octylalcohols, butilalcoholsOther

Cyclic alcohols and their halogenated,sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives

III. Phenols, phenol-alcohols, and theirhalogenated, sulphonated, nitrated

or notrosated derivatives

Phenols and phenol-alcohols

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29.07 Halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated ornitrosated derivatives of phenols or phenol-alcohols:

-01 Halogenated derivatives 10* 6.2-02 Sulphonated derivatives 20 8.9-03 Nitrated and nitrosated derivatives 15 7.7-04 Compound derivatives 20 8.9

IV. Ethers, alcohol peroxides, ether peroxides,epoxides with a three or four member ring,

acetals and hemiacetals,and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated

or nitrosated derivatives

29.o8 Ethers, ether-alcohols, ether-phenols,ether-alcohol-phenols, alcohol peroxides andether peroxides, and their halogenated,sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosatedderivatives:

-01 Ethers 30 10.4-02 Ether-alcohols 20 8.9-03 Ether-phenols and ether-alcohol-phenols 20 8.9-O4 Alcohol peroxides and ether peroxides 10 6.2-99 Other 10 6.2

29.09-00 Epoxides, epoxyalcohols, epoxyphenols andepoxyethers, with a three or four member ring,and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitratedor nitrosated derivatives 20 8.9

29.10 Acetals and hemiacetals and single or complexoxygen-function acetals and hemiacetals, andtheir halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated ornitrosated derivatives:

-01 Piperonyl butoxide 20 8.9-99 Other 25 9.8

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V. Aldehyde-function compounds

29.11 Aldehydes, aldehyde-alcohols, aldehyde-ethers,aldehyde-phenols and other single or complexoxygen-function aldehydes; cyclic polymers ofaldehydes; paraformaldehyde:

-01 Formaldehyde 40 11.4-02 Other acyclic aldehydes 20 6.9-03 Cyclanic and cyclenic aldehydes 10 6.2-04 Cycloterpenic aldehydes 10 6.2-05 Aromatic aldehydes 20 8.9-o6 Aldehyde-alcohols 20 8.9-99 Other 20 8.9

29.12-00 Halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated ornitrosated derivatives of products fallingwithin heading No. 29.11 20 8.9

VI. Ketone-function compounds andquinone-function compounds

29.13-00 Ketones, ketone-alcohols, ketone-phenols,ketone-aldehydes, quinones, quinone-alcohols,quinone-phenols, quinone-aldehydes and othersingle or complex oxygen-function ketones andquinones, and their halogenated, sulphonated,nitrated or nitrosated derivatives 15 7.7**

VII. Carboxylic acids, and their anhydrides,halides, peroxides and peracids, and theirhalogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or

nitrosated derivatives

29.14-00 Monocarboxylic acids and their anhydrides,halides, peroxides and peracids, and theirhalogenated, sulphonated, nitrated ornitrosated derivatives:

-01 Butylacetate, ethylacetate 5 5 nb-99 Other 5 3.8

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29.15-00 Polycarboxylic acids and their anhydrides,halides, peroxides and peracids, and theirhalogenated, sulphonated, nitrated ornitrosated derivatives 5 5 nb

29.16-00 Carboxylic acids with alcohol, phenol,aldehyde or ketone function and other singleor complex oxygen-function carboxylic acidsand their anhydrides, halides, peroxides andperacids, and their halogenated, sulphonated,nitrated or nitrosated derivatives 10* 6.2

VIII. Inorganic esters and their salts,and their halogenated, sulphonated,nitrated or nitrosated derivatives

29.19 Phosphoric esters and their salts, includinglactophosphates, and their halogenated,sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosatedderivatives:

-01 Inositolhexaphosphoric acid, inositol-hexaphosphates and lactophosphates 20 8.9

-02 Tributyl phosphate, triphenyl phosphate,tricresyl phosphate, trixylenyl andtrichlorethyl phosphate 25 9.8

-99 Other 30 10.4

29.21 Other esters of mineral acids (excludinghalides) and their salts, and their halo-genated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosatedderivatives:

-01 Sulphuric esters and their salts and theirhalogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or

nitrosated derivatives 20 8.9-02 Dinitroglycol 25 9.8

-03 Dinitroglycerol and tetranitropentaerythritol(Penthrite) 25 9.8

-04 Dinitrodiethyleneglycol 30 10.4-99 Other 25 9.8

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IX. Nitrogen-function compounds

29.22-00 Amine-function compounds 15 15 nb

29.23-00 Single or complex oxygen-function amino-compounds 15* 7.7

29.24 Quaternary ammonium salts and hydroxides;lecithins and other phosphosminolipins:

-01 Quaternary ammonium salts 14* 7.5-99 Other 14* 7.5

29.25 Carboxyamide-function compounds; amide-function compounds of carbonic acid:

-01 Acyclic amides 10* 6.2-02 Cyclic amides 5* 3.8

29.26-00 Carboxyimide-function compounds (includingortho-benzoicsulphimide and its salts) andimine-function compounds (includinghexamethylenetetramine and trimethylenetrini-tramine) 15 7.7

29.27 Nitrile-function compounds:-01 Acrylonitrile 0* 0-99 Other 20* 8.9**

29.28-00 Diazo-, azo- and azoxy-compounds 20 8.9

29.29-00 Organic derivatives of hydrazine or ofhydroxylamine 20 8.9

29.30 Compounds with other nitrogen-functions:-01 Isocyanates C* 0-99 Other 10* 6.2

X. Organo-inorganic compoundsand heterocyclic compounds

29.31 Organo-sulphur compounds:-01 Xanthates (xanthogenates) 20 3.9-99 Other 30 10.4

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29.33-00 Organo-mercury compounds 20 8.9

29.34 Other organo-inorganic compounds:-01 Organo-arsenic compounds 30 10.4-02 Silicone monomers and intermediates (chloro-

silane derivatives) 0 0-99 Other 40 11.4

29.35 Heterocyclic compounds; nucleic acids:-01 Furfuraldehyde (furfural, furfurol) and

benzofuran (coumarone) 20 8.9-02 Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol 25 9.8-03 Furfuryl alcohol 25 9.8-04 Thiophen 20 8.9-05 Carbazole and its salts 10* 6.2-06 Pyridine and its salts 20 8.9-07 Indole and beta-methylindole 20 8.9-08 Esters of pyridine-beta-carboxylic (nicotinic

acid; diethylamide of nicotinic acid andits salts 25 9.8

-09 Quinoline and its salts 25 9.8-10 Alkylaminoacridines and their salts 20 8.9-11 Phenyl-l-dimethyl-2, 3-pyrazolone-5

(analgesin) and phenyl-l-dimethyl-2,3-dimethyl-amino-4-pyrazolone-5 (dimethyl-aminoanalgesin) and their derivatives 10* 6.2

-12 Nucleic acids and their salts 30 10.4-13 Beta-Picoline 20 8.9-14 Dibenzothiazolyl disulphide; mercapto-

benziminazole and mercaptobenzothiazole 40 11.4-15 Santonin 20 8.9-16 Coumarin and methylcoumarin 30 10.4-17 Ethylcoumarin 20 8.9-18 Caprolactam 10* 6.2-19 Phenolphthalein 30 10.4-20 Cyanuric chloride 0 0-21 Aminoalkyl phenothiazin, aminoalkyl-ether N

substitute, aminopiperidine, oxychinolin,and oxychinaldin indole derivative 10* 6.2

-99 Other 18* 8.5

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29. 36-00 Sulphonamides 25 9.8

29.37-00 Sultones and sultams 30 10.4

XI. Provitamins, vitamins and hormonesnatural or reproduced by synthesis

29.38-00 Provitamins and vitamins, natural or repro-duced by synthesis (including naturalconcentrates), derivatives thereof usedprimarily as vitamins, and intermixtures ofthe foregoing, whether or not in any solvent 20* 8.9

29.39 Hormones, natural or reproduced by synthesis;derivatives thereof, used primarily ashormones; other steroids used primarily ashormones:

-01 Insulin O* 0-99 Other 10* 6.2**

XII. Glycosides and vegetable alkaloids,natural or reproduced by synethesis,and their salts, ethers, esters and

other derivatives

29.41-00 Glycosides, natural or reproduced by synthesis,and their salts, ethers, esters and otherderivatives 20* 8.9

29.42-00 Vegetable alkaloids, natural or reproduced bysynthesis, and their salts, ethers, esters andother derivatives 25 9.8

XIII. Other organic compounds

29.43-00 Sugars, chemically pure, other than sucrose,glucose and lactose; sugar ethers and sugaresters, and their salts, other than productsof headings Nos. 29.39, 29.41 and 29.42 25 9.8

29. 44-00 Antibiotics 20 8.9

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Duties in % ad valoremHeading No. Description of GoodsBase rate Final rate

29.45 Other organic compounds:-01 Copper acetoarsenite 15* 7.7-99 Other 10* 6.2

Chapter 30

30.01-00 Organo-therapeutic glands or other organs,whether or not powdered; organo-therapeuticextracts of glands or other organs or of theirsecretions; other animal substances preparedfor therapeutic or prophylactic uses, notelsewhere specified or included 20 8.9

30.02 Antisera; microbial vaccines, toxins,microbial cultures (including ferments butexcluding yeasts) and similar products:

-01 Sera and vaccines 0 0-02 Microbial cultures 20 8.9-99 Other 20 8.9

30.03 Medicaments (including veterinary medicaments):-01 Prepared medicaments, not put up for retail

sale 0* 0-02 Insulin, put up for retail sale 0* 0-03 Other medicaments, put up for retail sale 0* 0

30.04-00 Wadding, gauze, bandages and similar articles(for example, dressings, adhesive plasters,poultices), impregnated or coated withpharmaceutical substances or put up in retailpackings for medical or surgical purposes,other than goods specified in Note 3 to thisChapter 10* 6.2

30.05-00 Other pharmaceutical goods 25 9.8

Chapter 31

31.01 Guano and other natural animal or vegetablefertilizers, whether or not mixed together, butnot chemically treated:

-01 Guano 10 6.2-99 Other 0 0

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31.02-00 Mineral or chemical fertilizers, nitrogenous 10 10 nb

131.03-00 Mineral or chemical fertilizers, phosphatic 5* 3.8[2.0 nb]

31.04-00 Mineral or chemical fertilizers, potassic 10 6.2**

31.05 Other fertilizers; goods of the presentChapter in tablets, lozenges and similarprepared forms or in packings of a grossweight not exceeding 10 kgs.:

-0l Not put up 5* 5.0-02 Put up in packings of a gross weight not

exceeding 10 kgs. 20* 8.9

Chapter 32

32.01 Tanning extracts of vegetable origin; tannins(tannic acids ), including water-extracted gall-nut tannin, and their salts, ethers, estersand other derivatives:

-01 Tannincs (tannic acids) including water-extracted gall-nut tannin and their salts,ethers and other derivatives 30 10.4

-99 Other 10 6.2

32.03-00 Synthetic organic tanning substances, andinorganic tanning substances; tanningpreparations, whether or not containing naturaltanning materials; enzymatic preparations forpre-tanning (for example, of enzymatic,pancreatic or bacterial origin) 25 9.8

32.04 Colouring matter of vegetable origin(including dye-wood extract and othervegetable dyeing extracts, but excluding indigo)or of animal origin:

-01 Colouring matter of vegetable origin 15 7.7-02 Colouring matter of animal origin 20 &.

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32.05 Synthetic organic dyestuffs (including pigmentdyestuffs); synthetic organic products of akind used as luminophores; products of thekind known as optical bleaching agents, sub-stantive to the fibre; natural indigo:

-01 Reactive and dispersive colouring stuffs 20* 8.9-02 Direct dyestuffs 10 6.2-03 Sulphur black dyestuffs 20* 8.9-04 Other sulphur dyestuffs 10 6.2-05 Optical bleaching agents 25* 9.8-06 Organic products of a kind used as lumino-

phores 25* 9.8-07 Master batch for colouring of polystirene 0 0

-99 Other 20* 8.9

32.06-00 Colour lakes 25 9.8

32.07 Other colouring matter; inorganic products ofa kind used as luminophores:

-01 Lithopone 5 3.8

-02 Master batch for colouring of polystirene 0 0

-99 Other 15* 7.7

32.08 Prepared pigments, prepared opacifiers andprepared colours, vitrifiable enamels andglazes, liquid lustres and similar products,of the kind used in the ceramic, enamelling andglass industries; engobes (slips); glass fritand other glass, in the form of powder, gran-ules or flakes:

-01 Prepared pigments, prepared opacifiers andprepared colours 25 9.8**

-02 Vitrifiable enamels and glazes 20 8.9**-03 Engobes (slips) 40 11.4**-04 Glass frit and other glass, in the form of

powder, granules or flakes 40 11.4**-99 Other 4o 11.4**

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32.09 Varnishes and lacquers; distempers; preparedwater pigments of the kind used for finishingleather; paints and enamels; pigments inlinseed oil, white spirit, spirits of turpen-tine, varnish or other paint or enamel media;stamping foils; dyes or other colouringmatter in forms or packings of a kind sold byretail; solutions as defined by note 4 tothis Chapter:

-01 Products of heading No. 32.09 put up forretail sale, of the following colours: gold,silver or bronze 15* 7.7

-02 Products of heading No. 32.09 put up forretail sale, other colours 15* 7.7

-03 Other finished paint (stoving enamel,finished paints on a synthetic base, etc.) 20* 15

-99 Other 25* 15

32.10-00 Artists', students' and signboard painters'colours, modifying tints, amusement coloursand the like, in tablets, tubes, jars, bottlespans or in similar forms or packings, includingsuch colours in sets or outfits, with orwithout brushes, palettes or other accessories 30 10.4

32.11-00 Prepared driers 40 11.4

32.12-00 Glaziers' putty; grafting putty; painters'fillings; non-refractory surfacing prepara-tions; stopping, sealing and similar mastics,including resin mastics and cements 15* 7.7

32.13 Writing ink, printing ink and other inks:-01 Writing and drawing inks 50 12.1-02 Indian ink 50 12.1-03 Printing ink 30* l0.4-99 Other 50 12.1

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Chapter 33

Essential oils (terpeneless or not), concretesand absolutes; resinoids; concentrates ofessential oils in fats, in fixed oils, or inwaxes or the like, obtained by cold absorptionor by maceration; terpenic by-products of thedeterpenation of essential oils

Essential oils (terpeneless or not);concretes and absolutes; resinoids:Essential oils, not terpenelessLavandineEssential oils, terpenelessResinoidsTerpenic by-products of the deterpenation ofessential oilsFlower scentOther

Mixtures of two or more odoriferous substances(natural or artificial) and mixtures (includingalcoholic solutions) with a basis of one ormore of these substances, of a kind used asraw materials in the perfumery, food, drink orother industries:Artificial odoriferous or flavouringsubstancesArtificial odoriferous and aromaticcompositionsOther

Perfumery, cosmetics and toilet preparations;aqueous distillates and aqueous solutions ofessential oils, including such productssuitable for medicinal usesPerfumery, cosmetics and toilet preparationsOther

Chapter 34

Soap; organic surface-active products andpreparations for use as soap, in the form ofbars, cakes or moulded pieces or shapes,whether or not combined with soap

10*2015*20

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34.02 Organic surface-active agents; surface-activepreparations and washing preparations, whetheror not containing soap:

-01 Organic surface-active elements and semi-products 12* 6.9

-02 Put up for retail sale in packings of 5 kgs.or less 20* 8.9

-99 Other 25* 9.8

34.03-00 Lubricating preparations, and preparations ofa kind used for oil or grease treatment oftextiles, leather or other materials, but notincluding preparations containing 70 per centor more by weight of petroleum oils or of oilsobtained from bituminous minerals 40 11.4

34.04-00 Artificial waxes (including water-solublewaxes); prepared waxes, not emulsified orcontaining solvents 20 8.9

34.05 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furnitureor floors, metal polishes, scouring powdersand similar preparations, but excludingprepared waxes falling withinheading No. 34.04:

-01 Products of heading No. 34.05 for footwear 40 11.4-02 Products of heading No. 34.05 for floors 40 11.4-99 Other 20 15

34.06-00 Candles, tapers, night-lights and the like 40 11.4

34.07-00 Modelling pastes (including those put up forchildren's amusement and assorted modellingpastes); preparations of a kind known as

"dental wax" or as "dental impressioncompounds", in plates, horseshoe shapes,sticks and similar forms 30 10.4

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Chapter 35

35.01 Casein, caseinates and other derivatives;casein glues

-01 Casein 30 10.4-02 Casein derivatives 30 10.4-03 Casein glues 30 10.4-99 Other 30 l0.4

35.02 Albumins, albuminates and other albuminderivatives:

-01 Albumins 35 11.0-02 Albuminates and other albumin derivatives 40 11.4

35.03 Gelatin (including gelatin in rectangles,whether or not coloured or surface-worked)and gelatin derivatives; glues derived frombones, hides, nerves, tendons or from similarproducts, and fish glues; isinglass:

-01 Gelatin for industrial purposes 10* 6.2-02 Gelatin for the preparation of foodstuffs

and pharmaceutical products 5* 3.8-03 Gelatin for photographic purposes 0* 0-04 Hide glues 20* 8.9-05 Bone glues 10* 6.2-06 Fish glues 20* 8.9-99 Other 20* 8.9

35.04-00 Peptones and other protein substancesexcluding enzymes of heading No. 35.07 andtheir derivatives; hide powder, whether ornot chromed 0 0

35.05 Dextrins and dextrin glues; soluble orroasted starches; starch glues:

-01 Dextrins; soluble or roasted starches 40 11.4-02 Starch glues 20 8.9

35.06-00 Prepared glues not elsewhere specified or

included; products suitable for use as gluesput up for sale by retail as glues inpackages not exceeding a net weight of 1 kg. 20 8.9

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35.07-00 Enzymes; prepared enzymes not elsewherespecified or included 10 6.2

Chapter 36

36.01 Propellent powders:-01 Black powder 40 11.4-99 Other 30 10.4

36.02-00 Prepared explosives, other than propellentpowders 50 12.1

36.04 Safety fuses; detonating fuses; percussionand detonating caps; igniters; detonators:

-01 Safety fuses, detonating fuses 60 12.6-02 Percussion and detonator cap components 5 3.8-99 Other 45 11.8

36.05 Pyrotechnic articles (for example, fireworks,railway fog signals, amorces, rain rockets):

-01 Amorces in strips or rolls for lighters 30 10.4-02 Paraffined amorces in strips for igniting

miners' lamps 0 0-99 Other 40 11.4

36.06-00 Matches (excluding Bengal matches) 60 12.6

36.08 Ferro-cerium and ether pyrophoric alloys inall forms articles of combustible materials:

-01 Ferro-cerium and toher pyrophoric alloys 45 11.8-99 Other 40 11.4

Chapter 37

37.01 Photographic plates and film in the flat,sensitized, unexposed, of any material otherthan paper, paperboard or cloth:

-01 Plates 20* 10-02 X-ray film in the flat for medical use 20* 10-03 X-ray film in the flat for industrial use 16* 10-04 Other film in the flat 16* 10-99 Other 16* 10

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Film in rolls, sensitized, unexposed,perforated or not:

Photographic film, black and white, inrolls (6 x 9)Photographic film, black and white, inrolls (35 mm. standard)Photographic film, coloured, in rollsPhotographic film, coloured, in rollsstandard)Cinematographic film, black and whiteCinematographic film, colourCinematographic film, industrialX-ray film for medical purposesX-ray film for industrial purposesOther

(6 x 9)(35 mm.

Sensitized paper, paperboard and cloth,unexposed or exposed but not developed:

Black and whiteOther

Sensitized plates and film, exposed but notdeveloped, negative or positive:

Cinematographic film, negativeCinematographic film, positiveOther

Plates, unperforated film and perforated film(other than cinematograph film), exposed anddeveloped, negative or positive:MicrofilmOther

Cinematograph film, exposed and developed,whether or not incorporating sound track orconsisting only of sound track, negative orpositive:

Cinematograph film, exposed and developed,whether or not incorporating sound track,negativeCinematograph film, exposed and developed,whether or not incorporating sound track,positive

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-03 Intermediate positives 0 0-99 Other 20 8.9

37.08-00 Chemical products and flash light materials,of a kind and in a form suitable for use inphotography 15* 10

Chapter 38

38.01 Artificial graphite; colloidal graphite,other than suspensions in oil:

-01 Artificial graphite 30 10.4-02 Natural or artificial colloidal graphite 20 8.9

38.03 Activated carbon; animal block, includingspent animal block; activated naturalmineral products:

-01 Activated carbon, animal block, includingspent animal block 20 8.9

-99 Other 15 7.7

38.05 Tall oil:-01 Tall oil, crude 0 0-99 Other 5* 3.8

38.06-00 Concentrated sulphite lye 5* 3.8

38.07 Spirits of turpentine (gum, wood and sulphate)and other terpenic solvents produced by thedistillation or other treatment of coniferouswoods; crude dipentene; sulphite turpentine;pine oil (excluding "pine oils" not rich interpineol):

-01 Gum spirits of turpentine 10 6.2-99 Other 15 7.7

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38.08 Rosin and resin acids, and derivatives thereofother than ester gums included in headingNo. 39.05; rosin spirit and rosin oils:

-01 Rosin 10 6.2-02 Rosin spirits and rosin oils 20 8.9-99 Other 10* 6.2

38.09 Wood tar; wood tar oils (other than thecomposite solvents and thinners falling withinheading No. 38.18); wood creosote; woodnaphtha; acetone oil; vegetable pitch of allkinds; brewers' pitch and similar compoundsbased on rosin or on vegetable pitch; foundrycore binders based on natural resinousproducts:

-01 Vegetable pitch; brewers' pitch andsimilar compounds based on rosin or onvegetable pitch; foundry core binders basedon natural resinous products 20 8.9

-99 Other 10 6.2

38.11 Disinfectants, insecticides, fungicides, ratpoisons, herbicides, anti-sprouting products,plant-growth regulators and similar products,put up in forms or packings for sale by retailor as preparations or articles (for example,sulphur-treated bands, wicks and candles, fly-papers):

-01 Products with a basis of or containingD.D.T., put up or not 25* 9.8

-02 Other disinfectants, insecticides andsimilar products, not put up for retail sale 7* 4.9

-03 Disinfectants, insecticides and similarproducts, put up for retail sale in packingsnot exceeding 3.5. kgs. 18* 8.5

38.12-00 Prepared glazings, prepared dressings andprepared mordants, of a kind used in thetextile, paper, leather or like industries 20 8.9

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38.13-00 Pickling preparations for metal surfaces;fluxes and other auxiliary preparations forsoldering, brazing or welding; soldering,brazing or welding powders and pastes con-sisting of metal and other materials;preparations of a kind used as cores orcoatings for welding rods. and electrodes 20 8.9

38.14 Anti-knock preparations, oxidation inhibitors,gum inhibitors, viscosity improvers, anti-corrosive preparations and similar preparedadditives for mineral oils:

-01 Ethyl anti-knock preparations 15* 7.7-02 Other anti-knock preparations 0* 0-99 Other 0* 0

38.15-00 Prepared rubber accelerators 20 8.9

38.16-00 Prepared culture media for development ofmicro-organisms 10 6.2

38.17-00 Preparations and charges for fire-extinguishers; charged fire-extinguishinggrenades 20 8.9

38.18-00 Composite solvents and thinners for varnishesand similar products 20 8.9

38.19 Chemical products and preparations of thechemical or allied industries (including thoseconsisting of mixtures of natural products),not elsewhere specified or included; residualproducts of the chemical or allied industries,not elsewhere specified or included:

-01 Anodic paste 0* 0-02 Mixtures of isocyanates 0* 0-03 Biologically indecomposable dodecylbenzene 25* 9.8-04 Biologically decomposable dodecylbenzene 10* 6.2-05 Ammonical gas liquors and spent oxide

produced in coal gas purification 30 10.4[-06 Plasticizers 10* l0.0]-99 Other 10* 6.2

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Chapter 39

39.01 Condensation, polycondensation and poly-addition products, whether or not modifiedor polymerised, and whether or not linear(for example, phenoplasts, aminoplasts, alkyds,polyallyl esters and other unsaturatedpolyesters, silicones):

-01 Phenoplasts and aminoplasts and polyesterresins 10*

-02 Epoxy resins 10* 10]-03 Polyurethane foam 15* 10[o4 Plastic film and foil for the manufacture of

electric condensers 10* 10]-05 Other intermediate products 20* 10-99 Other 0* 0

39.02 Polymerisation and copolymerisation products(for example, polyethylene, polytetrahalo-ethylenes, polyisobutylene, polystyrene,polyvinyl chloride, polyvinyl acetate,polyvinyl chloroacetate and other polyvinylderivatives, polyacrylic and polymethacrylicderivatives, coumarone-indene resins):

-01 PVC in primary forms 0* 0-02 PVC sheets (hard) up to 600 x 700 mm. in

size; calendered hard PCV foil up to1,600 mm. in width, of a thickness of 0.2 to0.45 mm., excluding transparent and shock-proof hard foil used for foodstuffs;PVC binder used for cables; PVC floorcovering sheets without underlay or with PVCfoam or textile underlay; PVC deliverypipes (hard), 16 to 160 mm. in diameter, withor without pipe connections of the Angertype; PVC outlet tubes (hard, 25 to 210 mm.in diameter); PVC mail dispatch tubes;thermo-plastic PVC laths; thermoplastic PVClitter 80* 30

[-03 Other PVC intermediate products 20* 20]-04 Polymethacrylate in primary forms for

injection moulding and polymer blocks 20 8.9 **-05 Other polymethacrylate primary forms 5* 3.8 **-06 Plexiglass plates of a thickness of less than

3mm. 30 10.4**

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39.02-07 Other polymethacrylate intermediate products 20* 8.9-08 Polymerisation and mixed polymerisation

primary forms 0* 0-09 Polystyrene foam; polypropylene pipes and

tubes (20 to 400 mm. in diameter, forworking pressures of 2.5, 3.2, 6 and 10atmospheres, including special types);polyethylene pipes and tubes (10 to 400 mm.in diameter, for working pressures of2.5, 3.2, 6 and 10 atmospheres, made ofhigh and low density polyethylene); thinpolyethylene foil (of a width of 100 to400 mm. and a thickness of 0.04 to 0.07 mm.)polyethylene shrink foil (of a width of 300to 2,200 mm.); polyethylene foil foragricultural purposes, up to a width of12,000 mm.; polyethylene hoses (100 to1,000 mm. in diameter); floor coveringsheets of polyethylene; thermoplasticlaths; thermoplastic litter 80* 13.3**

-lO Other polymerisation and mixed polymeri-sation intermediate products 20* 20.0

39.03 Regenerated cellulose; cellulose nitrate,cellulose acetate and other cellulose esters,cellulose ethers and other chemicalderivatives of cellulose, plasticised or not(for example, collodions, celluloid);vulcanised fibre:

-01 Cellulose acetate in the form of powder,granules and intermediate products 7-5* 5.1**

-02 Other intermediate products 20* 8.9**-99 Other 15* 7.7**

39.04 Hardened proteins (for example, hardenedcasein and hardened gelatin):

-01 Galalith and synthetic materials made ofproteins 10 6.2

-02 Intermediate products 40 11.4-03 Artificial sausage casings 10 6.2-99 Other 10 6.2

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39.05 Natural resins modified by fusion (run gums);artificial resins obtained by esterificationof natural resins or of resinic acids (estergums); chemical derivatives of naturalrubber (for example, chlorinated rubber,rubber hydrochloride, oxidised rubber, cyclis-ed rubber):

-01 Intermediate products 40 11.4-99 Other 20 8.9

39.06 Other high polymers, artificial resins andartificial plastic materials, includingalginic acid, its salts and esters; linoxyn:

-01 Alginic acid, its salts and esters 15* 7.7-02 Intermediate products 20* 8.9-99 Other 20* 8.9

39.07 Articles of materials of the kinds describedin headings Nos. 39.01 to 39.06:

-01 Children's baths 5* 3.8-02 Roof guttering made of PVC (hard);

polyethylene barrels (of 150 litres);polyethylene bags (blockbottom bags, bagswith valves, with corner valves, andcushion bags, whether or not printed);packing cases and crates of plasticmaterials; pot holders of thermoplasticmaterials 80 30

-03. Winged infusion sets for venipuncture;catheters, of plastic 40 11.4 nb

-99 Other 40 30

I. Raw Rubber

40.01-00 Natural rubber latex, whether or not withadded synthetic rubber latex; pre-vulcanisednatural rubber latex; natural rubber,balata, gutta-percha and similar natural gums 5 3.8

40.02 Synthetic rubber latex; pre-vulcanisedsynthetic rubber latex; synthetic rubber;factice derived from oils:

-01 Synthetic rubber 5 3.8**-02 Factice 15 7.7**

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40.03-00 Reclaimed rubber 20 8.9

40.04-00 Waste and scrap of unhardened rubber; scrapof unhardened rubber, fit only for the recover.of rubber; powder obtained from waste orscrap of unhardened rubber 20 8.9

II. Unvulcanised rubber

40.05-00 Plates, sheets and strip, of unvulcanisednatural or synthetic rubber, other thansmoked sheets and crepe sheets of headingNo. 40.01 or 40.02; granules of unvulcan-ised natural or synthetic rubber compoundedready for vulcanisation; unvulcanised naturalor synthetic rubber, compounded before orafter coagulation either with carbon black(with or without the addition of mineral oil)or with silica (with or without the additionof mineral oil), in any form, of a kindknown as masterbatch 20 8.9

40.06-00 Unvulcanised natural or synthetic rubber,including rubber latex, in other forms orstates (for example, rods, tubes and profileshapes, solutions and dispersions); articlesof unvulcanised natural or synthetic rubber(for example, coated or impregnated textilethread; rings and discs) 20 8.Or.?

III. Articles of unhardened vulcanised rubber

40.07-00 Vulcanised rubber thread and cord, whether ornot textile covered, and textile threadcovered or impregnated with vulcanised rubber

40.08-00 Plates, sheets, strip, rods and profile snakesof unhardened vulcanised rubber 40 20

[40.09-00 Piping and tubing, of unhardened vulcanisedrubber

40.10-00 Transmission, conveyor or elevator belts orbelting, of vulcanised rubber 35* 20

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40.11 Rubber tyres, tyre cases, interchangeabletyre treads, inner tubes and tyre flaps, forwheels of all kinds:

[-01 For passenger motor-cars 10* 10]-02 For buses and lorries, size 12-00-20 3* 2.5-03 For buses and lorries, other sizes 10* 6.2-04 For motorised vehicles, size 13-28 3* 2.5-05 For motorised vehicles, other sizes 10* 6.2-06 Used vehicle tyres 5* 3.8-07 Used interchangeable treads and inner tubes 5* 3.8-99 Other 5* 3.8

40.12-00 Hygienic and pharmaceutical articles(including teats) of unhardened vulcanisedrubber, with or without fittings of hardenedrubber 30 10.4

40.13 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories(including gloves), for all purposes, ofunhardened vulcanised rubber:

-01 For industrial purposes 10 6.2

40.13-99 Other 40 11.4

40.14 Other articles of unhardened vulcanised rubber:-01 For industrial purposes 10 6.2-99 Other 20* 8.9

IV. Hardened rubber (ebonite andvulcanite); articles made

thereof

40.15-00 Hardened rubber (ebonite and vulcanite), inbulk, plates, sheets, strip, rods, profileshapes or tubes; scrap, waste and powder, ofhardened rubber 20 8.9

40.16 Articles of hardened rubber (ebonite andvulcanite):

-01 For industrial and hygienic purposes 10 6.2-99 Other 40 11.4

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Chapter 41

41.01 Raw hides and skins (fresh, salted, dried,pickled or limed), whether or not split,including sheepskins in the wool:

-01 Raw hides and skins from which the wool orhair has not been removed, of sheep, lambs,goats and kids 4* 3.2

-02 Raw hides, and skins of bovines and pigs,whether or not dehaired, and raw hides andskins of sheep and goats, from which thewool or hair has been removed, for tanningpurposes 4* 3.2

-99 Other 10 6.2

41.02 Bovine cattle leather (including buffaloleather) and equine leather, except leatherfalling within heading No. 41.06, or 41.08:

-01 Tanned, including crusts, but not furtherprepared 4* 3.2

-02 Parchment-dressed leather 60 12.6-99 Other 25* 9.8

41.03 Sheep and lamb skin leather, except leatherfalling within heading No. 41.06, or 41.08:

-01 Tanned, including crusts, but not furtherprepared 5 3.8

-02 Napa leather 15* 7.7-03 Parchment-dressed leather 60 12.6-99 Other 30* 10.4

41.04 Goat and kid skin leather, except leatherfalling within heading No. 41.06, or 41.08:


-02 Napa leather 15 7.7-03 Parchment dressed leather 60 12.6-99 Other 50 12.1

41.05 Other kinds of leather, except leather fallingwithin heading No. 41.06, or 4l.08:

-01 Tanned, including crusts, but not furtherprepared 3.8

-02 Fish, lizard and other reptile leather,including antelope and kangaroo leather 100 13.8

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-03 Parchment-dressed leather 60 12.6-99 Other 50 12.1

41.06-00 Chamois-dressed leather 25 9.8

41.08 Patent leather and imitation patent leather;metallised leather:

-01 Patent leather 25 9.8-02 Imitation patent leather 15 7.7-03 Metallised leather 25 9.8

41.09-00 Parings and other waste, of leather or ofcomposition or parchment-dressed leather, notsuitable for the manufacture of articles ofleather; leather dust, powder and flour 15 7.7

41.10-00 Composition leather with a basis of leather orleather fibre, in slabs, in sheets or in rolls 15 7.7

Chapter 42

42.01-00 Saddlery and harness, of any material (forexample, saddles, harness, collars, traces,knee-pads and boots), for any kind of animal 70 13.0

42.02 Travel goods (for example, trunks, suit-cases,hat-boxes, travelling-bags, rucksacks),shopping-bags, handbags, satchels, brief-cases, wallets, purses, toilet-cases, tool-cases, tobacco-pouches, sheaths, cases, boxes(for example, for arms, musical instruments,binoculars, jewellery, bottles, collars, foot-wear, brushes) and similar containers, ofleather or of composition leather, ofvulcanised fibre, of artificial plasticsheeting, of paperboard or of textile fabric:

-01 Rucksacks; tool-cases and cases, boxes andsheaths (for arms, musical instruments,binoculars, bottles, collars, footwear,brushes, tobacco, etc.). 30 10.4

-02 Other travel goods and similar containers,of reptile leather 40 11.4

-99 Other 20 8.9

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42.03 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories,of leather or of composition leather:

-01 Articles of apparel of leather 50 12.1-02 Articles of apparel of composition leather 30 10.4-03 Gloves, including mittens, of leather 40 11.4-04 Gloves, including mittens, of composition

leather 35 11.0-05 Other clothing accessories, of leather 50 12.1-06 Other clothing accessories, of composition

leather 30 l0.4

42.04 Articles of leather or of composition leatherof a kind used in machinery or mechanicalappliances or for other industrial purposes:

-01 Conveyor or transmission belting 30 10.4-99 Other 30 10.4

42.05-00 Other articles of leather or of compositionleather 25* 9.8

42.06 Articles made from gut (other than silk-wormgut), from goldbeater's skin, from bladdersor from tendons

-01 Raw catgut for surgical use 10 6.2-02 Gut string 30 10.4-03 Gut for rackets 30 l0.4-99 Other 40 11.4

Chapter 4343.01-00 Raw furskins 5 3.8

43.02 Furskins, tanned or dressed, including fur-skins assembled in plates, crosses andsimilar forms; pieces or cuttings, of furskintanned or dressed, including heads, paws,tails and the like (not being fabricated):


-02 Dressed furskins 50 12.1-03 Pieces or cuttings of goods falling within

sub-heading -02 above, not being fabricated 20 8.9

43.03-00 Articles of furskin 30 10.4

43.04-00 Artificial fur and articles made thereof 20* 8.9

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Chapter 44

44.01 Fuel wood, in logs, in billets, in twigs or infaggots, wood waste, including sawdust:

-01 Fuel wood 20 8,9-02 Wood waste from sawing and from the manufac-

ture of thin boards 20 8.9-99 Other 10 6.2

44.02 Wood charcoal (including shell and nut char-coal), agglomerated:

-01 Wood charcoal, including retort charcoal 5 3.8-99 Other 30 10..4

44.03 Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped ofits bark or merely roughed down:

-01 Tropical wood 10 6.2-02 Temperate-zone wood (for paper-making, pit-

props and power-line posts) 30 10.4-03 Other temperate-zone wood 0 0

44.04 Wood, roughly squared or half-squared, but notfurther manufactured:

-01 Tropical wood 50 12.1-99 Other 30 10.14

44.05 Wood sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, but notfurther prepared, of a thickness exceeding5 mm:

-01 Tropical wood 20 8.9-02 Temperate-zone wood, for use as shuttering

in mines 20 8.9-03 Larix decidua 0* 0-99 Other 10* 6.2

44.07 Railway or tranway sleepers of wood;-01 Of beech, excluding switchpoint frames 20* 8.9-99 Other 10* 6.2

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SCHEDULE L.XXI - HUNGARY

Duties in % ad valoremHeading No. Description of Goods Duties

in %advaloremBase rate Final rate

44.09 Hoopwood; split poles; piles, pickets andstakes of wood, pointed but not sawn length-wise; chipwood; drawn wood; pulpwood inchips or particles; wood shavings of a kindsuitable for use in the manufacture of vinegaror for the clarification of liquids; woodensticks, roughly trimmed but not turned, bentor otherwise worked, suitable for the manufact-ure of walking-sticks, umbrella handles, toolhandles or the like

-01 Vine stakes 40 11.4-02 Drawn wood 35 11.0-99 Other 30 10.4

44.11-00 Fibre building board of wood or other vegetablematerial, whether or not bonded with naturalor artificial resins or with other organicbinders 10* 6.2

44.12 Wood wool and wood flour:-01 Wood flour 15 7.7-99 Other 30 10.4

44.13-00 Wood (including blocks, strips and friezes forparquet or wood block flooring, not assembled),planed, tongued, grooved, rebated, chamfered,V-jointed, centre V-jointed, beaded, centre-beaded or the like, but not furthermanufactured 40 11.4

44.14-00 Wood sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled but notfurther prepared, of a thickness not exceeding5 mm; veneer sheets and sheets for plywood,of a thickness not exceeding 5 mm 15 7.7**

44.15 Plywood, blackboard, laminboard, battenboardand similar laminated wood products (includingveneered panels and sheets); inlaid wood andwood marquetry:

-01 Battenboard; furnishing panels, veneered 5* 3.8-99 Other 20* 8.9

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44.16 Cellular wood panels, whether or not facedwith base metal:

-01 Faced with base metal 30 10.4-99 Other 45 11.8

44.17-00 "Improved" wood, in sheets, blocks or the like 30 10.4

44.18 Reconstituted wood, being wood shavings, woodchips, sawdust, wood flour or other ligneouswaste agglomerated with natural or artificialresins or other organic binding substances, insheets, blocks or the like:

-01 Chipboard and boards made from shavings 10 6.2-99 Other 0 0

44.19 Wooden beatings and mouldings, including mould-ed skirting and other moulded boards:

-01 Wooden beadings and mouldings for the manufacture of picture frames, untreated 15 7.7

-02 Wooden beadings and mouldings for themanufacture of picture frames, treated(varnished, polished, etc.) 30 10.4

-99 Other 40 11.4

44.20 Wooden picture frames, photograph frames,mirror frames and the like:

-01 Picture frames, untreated 15 7.7-02 Picture frames, treated (varnished, polished,

etc.) 30 10.4-99 Other 50 12.1

44.21 Complete wooden packing cases, boxes, crates,drums and similar packings:

-01 Packing cases, complete or incomplete 50 12.1-02 Boxes made of sliced or peeled wood 20 8.9-99 Other 30 10.4

44.22 Casks, barrels, vats, tubs, buckets and othercoopers' products and parts thereof, of wood,including staves.

-01 Parts of coopers' products of wood 15 7.7-99 Other 50 12.1

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44.23 Builder's carpentry and joinery (includingprefabricated and sectional buildings andassembled parquet flooring panels):

-01 Doors and windows 20 8,9-99 Other 20 8.9

44.24-00 Household utensils of wood 50 12.1

44.25 Wooden tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broomand brush bodies and handles; boot and shoelasts and trees, of wood:

-01 Broom handles and brush bodies 15* 7.7-99 Other 40 11.4

44.26-00 Spools, cops, bobbins, sewing thread reels andthe like, of turned wood 40 11.4

44.27-00 Standard lamps, table lamps and other lightingfittings, of wood; articles of furniture, ofwood, not falling within Chapter 94; caskets,cigarette boxes, trays, fruit bowls, ornamentsand other fancy articles of wood; cases forcutlery, for drawing instruments or forviolins, and similar receptacles, of wood;articles of wood for personal use or adornmentof a kind normally carried in the pocket, inthe handbag or on the person; parts of theforegoing articles, of wood 50 12.1

44.28 Other articles of wood:-01 Match splints 30 10.4-02 Wooden pegs or pins for footwear 0 0-03 Moulding patterns 5 3.8-99 Other 50 12.1

Chapter 45

45.01-00 Natural cork, unworked, crushed, granulated orground; waste cork 15 7.7

45.02-00 Natural cork in blocks, plates, sheets orstrips (including cubes or square slabs, cutto size for corks or stoppers) 25 9.8

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45.03-00 Articles of natural cork 40 11.4

45.04-00 Agglomerated cork (being cork agglomerated withor without a binding substance) and articlesof agglomerated cork 50 12.1

Chapter 46

46.02 Plaits and similar products of plaiting mate-rials,for all uses, whether or not assembledinto strips, plaiting materials bound togetherin parallel strand or woven, in sheet form,including matting, mats and screens; strawenvelopes for bottles

-01 Plaits, of straw 25 9.8-02 Plaits, of latania 20 8.2-03 Plaits, of bamboo 20 8.2-04 Other plaits 30 10.4-99 Other 50 12.1

46.03-00 Basketwork, wickerwork and other articles ofplaiting materials, made directly to shape;articles made up from goods falling withinheading No. 46.01 or 46.02; articles of loofah 50 12.1

Chapter 47

47.01-00 Pulp derived by mechanical or chemical meansfrom any fibrous vegetable material 0 0

47.02-00 Waste paper and paperboard; scrap articles ofpaper or of paperboard, fit only for use inpaper-making 5 3.8

I. Paper and paperboard, in rolls or in sheets

48.01 Paper and paperboard (including cellulosewadding), in rolls or sheets:

-01 Newsprint 0* 0-02 Bank paper, foreign notepaper, account book

paper, airmail paper and tracing paper 15* 7.7-03 Other writing and printing paper O* 0-04 Abrasive body paper 10* 6.2-05 Other wrapping and kraft paper 10* 6.2-06 Corrugating paper 10* 6.2

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-07 Paper of a weight of less than 40 grams persquare metre 10* 6.2

-08 Raw photographic paper (unsensitised); trip-lex Blg, triplex Dlg, grey triplex board,grey board, book binding board 10* 6.2

-09 Raw cover paper 0* 0-10 Paperboard for shoes 0* 0-11 30 x 40 inch filtration paper for chemical

processes and saturation paper 20* 8.0 nb-99 Other 20* 8t9

48.03 Parchment or greaseproof paper and paperboard,and imitations thereof, and glazed transparentpaper, in rolls or sheets:

-01 Greaseproof paper 0* 0[-99 Other 10* 10]

48.04-00 Composite paper or paperboard (made by stickingflat layers together with an adhesive), notsurface-coated or impregnated, whether or notinternally reinforced, in rolls or sheets 20* 8.9

48.05 Paper and paperboard, corrugated (with or with-out flat surface sheets), creped, crinkled,embossed or perforated, in rolls or sheets:

-01 Paper and paperboard, corrugated 30* 20-02 Household and toilet paper made from sulphite

pulp 10* 6.2-99 Other 30* 10.4

48.07 Paper and paperboard, impregnated, coated,surface-coloured, surface-decorated or printed(not constituting printed matter within Chap-ter 49), in rolls or sheets:

-01 Coated printing paper 0* 0-02 Chromo and baryte paper and paperboard 20 10

[-03 Condenser paper, whether or not metallised 10 10 nb]-04 Paper and paperboard, rolled, lined or sava-

red 60 12.6-05 Overlay, underlay, decorative paper 20 8.9-99 Other 30 10.0

48.08-00 Filter blocks, slabs and plates, of paper pulp 20* 8.9

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II. Paper and paperboard cut to size or shapeand articles of paper or paperboard

48.10-00 Cigarettepaper, cut to size, whether or not inthe form of booklets or tubes 25* 9.8

48.11-00 Wallpaper and lincrusta; window transparen-cies of paper 20 10

48.12-00 Floor coverings prepared on a base of paper orof paperboard, whether or not cut to size orshape, with or without a coating of linoleumcompound 20 8.9

48.13 Carbon and other copying papers (includingduplicator stencils) and transfer paper, cutto size, whether or not put up in boxes:

-01 Duplicating stencils 30 l0.4-99 Other 30* l0.4

48.14-00 Writing blocks, envelopes, letter cards, plainpostcards, correspondence cards; boxes,pouches, wallets and writing compendiums, ofpaper or paperboard, containing only an assort-ment of paper stationery 60 12.6

48.15 Other paper and paperboard, cut to size orshape:

-01 Strips for use as adhesives, of a width notexceeding 10 cm, coated or uncoated; filterpaper and paperboard, pleated or in the formof discs; paper and paperboard for stereo-type flongs, composed of several layers gluedtogether; toilet paper 20* 8.9

-02 Condenser paper, whether or not metallised,of a width not exceeding 15 cm 10 6.2

-99 Other 10* 6.2

48.16 Boxes, bags and other packing containers, ofpaper or paperboard; box files, letter traysand similar articles, of paper or paperboard,of a kind commonly used in offices, shops andthe like:

-01 Boxes 20 8.9-02 Paperboard drums 0* 0

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-03 Box files, letter trays, storage boxes andsimilar articles, of paper or paperboard, ofa kind commonly used in offices, shops andthe like 60 12.6

-99 Other 10* 6.2

48.18-00 Registers, exercise books, notebooks, memoran-dum blocks, order books, receipt books, diariesblotting-pads, binders (loose-leaf or other),file covers and other stationery of paper orpaperboard; sample and other albums and bookcovers, of paper or paperboard 40* 11.4

48.19-00 Paper or paperboard labels, whether or notprinted or gummed 60 12.6

48.20-00 Bobbins, spools, cops and similar supports ofpaper pulp, paper or paperboard (whether or notperforated or hardened) 20 8.9

48.21 Other articles of paper pulp, paper, paper-board or cellulose wadding:

-01 Moulded sheets for packing eggs 7.5* 5.1-99 Other 30 10.4

Chapter 49

49.01-00 Printed books, booklets, brochures, pamphletsand leaflets 0 0

49.02-00 Newspapers, journals and periodicals, whetheror not illustrated 0 0

49.03-00 Children's picture books and painting books 0 0

49.04-00 Music, printed or in manuscript, whether ornot bound or illustrated 0 0

49.05-00 Maps and hydrographic and similar charts of allkinds, including atlases, wall maps and topo-graphical plans, printed; printed globes(terrestrial or celestial) 30 10.4

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49.06-oo Plans and drawings, for industrial, architec-tural, engineering, commercial or similar purpo-ses, whether original or reproductions onsensitised paper; manuscripts and typescripts 0 0

49.07 Unused postage, revenue and similar stamps ofcurrent or new issue in the country to whichthey are destined; stamp-impressed paper;banknotes, stock, share and bond certificatesand similar documents of title; cheque books:

-01 Unused (uncancelled) postage, revenue andsimilar stamps 0 0

-99 Other 50 12.1

49.08 Transfers (Decalcomanias):-01 Transfers used in the porcelain industry 20 8.9-99 Other 50 12.1

49.09 Picture postcards, Christmas and other picturegreeting cards, printed by any process, with orwithout trimmings:

-01 Picture postcards 40* 11.4-99 Other 60 12.6

49.10-00 Calendars of any kind, of paper or paperboard,including calendar blocks 60 12.6

49.11 Other printed matter, including printedpictures and photographs:

-01 Catalogues, prospectuses, trade lists andpattern books 0 0

-02 Printed pictures and illustrations withouttext for publishing of books 0 0

-99 Other 40 11.4

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Chapter 50

Silk and waste silk

50.01-00 Silk-worm cocoons suitable for reeling 20 8.9

50.02-00 Raw silk (not thrown) 5 3.8

50.03-00 Silk waste (including cocoons unsuitable for 5 3.8reeling, silk noils and pulled or garnettedrags)

50.04-00 Silk yarn, other than yarn of noil or other 20 8.9waste silk, not put up for retail sale

50.05 Yarn spun from noil or other waste silk, notput up for retail sale.

-01 Unprocessed 10 6.2-99 Other 20 8.9

50.07 Silk yarn and yarn spun from soil or otherwaste silk, put up for retail sale; silk-worm gun; imitation catgut of silk.

-01 Silk-worm gut 2.9-02 Imitations catgut of silk 7.7-99 Other 1C.4

50.09 Woven fabrics of silk, of noil or otherwaste silk.

Woven fabrics, of silk, contaningby .weight 90% or more of silk

-32 Blended woven fabrics, of silk, containing 9.8by weight more than 10% of silk

-99 Other

Chapter51

51.01-01 Yarn of polyamideresinsYarn of other synthetic textile materials-99 Other * 0

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51.02 Monofil, strip (artificial straw and the like)and imitation catgut, of man-made fibrematerials:

-01 Imitation catgut of synthetic textilematerials 10 10 nb

-02 Artificial straw of synthetic textilematerials 10 10 nb

-03 Other goods of synthetic textile materials 10 10 nb-04 Imitation catgut of regenerated textile

materials 5 5 nb-05 Artificial straw of regenerated textile

materials 5 5 nb-06 Other goods of regenerated textile

materials 5 5 nb

51.03 Yarn of man-made fibres (continuous), put upfor retail sale:

-01 Of synthetic textile fibres 50 12.1-02 Of regenerated textile fibres 45 11.8

51.04 Woven fabrics of man-made fibres (continuous),including woven fabrics of monofil or stripof heading No. 51.01 or 51.02: ,

-01 Of synthetic textile fibres 40 15.0-02 Containing by weight 85% or more of

regenerated textile fibres 20 15.0-03 Blended woven fabrics containing by weight

51% or more of regenerated textile fibres 20* 15.0-99 Other 20* 15.0

Chapter 52

Metallized textiles

52.01-00 Metallized yarn, being textile yarn spun withmetal or covered with metal by any process 60 12.6

52.02-00 Woven fabrics of metal thread or ofmetallized yarn, of a kind used in articlesof apparel, as furnishing fabrics or the like 60 12.6

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Chapter 53

Wool and other animal hair

Note: The expression "fine animal hair" meanshair of alpaca, llama, vicuna, yak,camel, Angora, Tibetan, Kashmir andsimilar goats (but not common goats),rabbit (including Angora rabbit), hare,beaver, nutria and musk rat.

53.01-00 Sheep's or lambs' wool, not carded or combed 5* 3.8

53.02-00 Other animal hair (fine or coarse), not 5 3.8carded or combed

53.03-00 Waste of sheep's or lambs' wool or of other 5 3.8animal hair (fine or coarse), not pulled orgarnetted

53.04-00 Waste of sheep's or lambs' wool or of other 5 3.8animal hair (fine or coarse), pulled orgarnetted (including pulled or garnetted rags)

53.05 Sheep's or lambs' wool or other animal hair(fine or coarse), carded or combed:

-01 Carded wool or other animal hair 20 8.9**-02 Tops 7.5*-03 Cut or broken tops 5*3.8**-99 Other 5* 3.8**

53.06-00 Yarn of carded sheep's or lambs' wool (woollen 15* 7.7yarn), not put up for retail sale

53.07-00 Yarn of combed sheep's or lambs' wool (worsted 30 10.4yarn), not put up for retail sale

53.08-00 Yarn of fine animal hair (carded or combed), 30 10.4not put up for retail sale

53.09-00 Yarn of horsehair or of other coarse animal 30 10.4hair, not put up for retail sale

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53.10-00 Yarn of sheep's or lambs' wool, or horsehair 60 12.6or of other animal hair (fine or coarse), putup for retail sale

53.11 Woven fabrics of sheep's or lambs' wool or offine animal hair:

-01 Fabrics containing by weight 51% or more of 20* 15wool

-99 Other 20* 15

53.12-00 Woven fabrics of horsehair or of other coarse 45 11.8animal hair other than horsehair

Chapter 54

Flax and ramie

54.01 Flax, raw or processed but not spun; flax towand waste (including pulled or garnetted rags):

-01 Flax, raw or retted 10 6.2*-02 Flax, scutched, hackled or otherwise 5 3.8*

processed but not spun, flax tow and waste,including pulled or garnetted rags

54.02 Ramie, raw or processed but not spun; ramienoils and waste (including pulled or garnettedrags):

-01 Fibres 5 3.8-02 Noils and waste 10 6.2

54.03-00 Flax or ramie yarn, not put up for retail sale 10* 6.2

54.04-00 Flax or ramie yarn, put up for retail sale 60 12.6

54.05-00 Woven fabrics of flax or of ramie 30* 15

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Cotton

55.01 Cotton, not carded or combed:-01 Not ginned 0* 0-02 Ginned 0 0

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55.03-00 Cotton waste (including pulled or garnetted 5 3.8rags), not carded or combed

55.04-00 Cotton, carded or combed 40 11.4

55.05-00 Cotton yarn, not put up for retail sale. 50 12.1Rate of duty 0% up to a tariff quota of1,500 tons *

55.06-00 Cotton yarn, put up for retail sale 30* 10.4

55.07-00 Cotton gauze 60 12.655.08-00 Terry towelling of similar terry fabrics, of

cotton55.09 Other woven fabrics of cotton:

[-01 Grey cotton fabrics (also half-bleached) 10* 10]02 Other fabrics of cotton of a weight of less 0* 0

than 70 gr. per square metre-03 Other fabrics of cotton of a weight of 20* 15

70 gr. per square metre or more

Chapter 56

56.00 Man-made fibres (discontinuous), not carded,combed or otherwise prepared for spinning:Of polyamide resins 10* 10t

L-02 Other synthetic textile fibres 10* 10-03 Regenerated textile fibres 0* 0

56.02 Continuous filament tow for the manufactureof man-made fibres (discontinuous):

-01 Of polyamide resins 10 10 nb-02 Of other synthetic textile fibres 10 10 nb-03 Of regenerated textile fibres 5 5 nb

56.03 Waste (including yarn waste and pulled orgarnetted rags) of man-made fibres(continuous or discontinuous) not carded,combed or otherwise prepared for spinning:

-01 Of polyamide resins 10 10 nb-02 Of other synthetic textile fibres 10 10 nb

L -03 Of regenerated textile fibres 5 5 nb

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56.04 Man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste),carded, combed or otherwise prepared forspinning:

-01 Of polyamide resins 10* 10-02 Other synthetic textile fibres 10* 10

-03 Regenerated textile fibres 0* 0

56.05 Yarn of man-made fibres (discontinuous orwaste), not put up for retail sale:

-01 Of polyamnide resins 10* 10

-02 Of other synthetic textile fibres 10* 10

-03 Of regenerated textile fibres 0* 0

56.06-00 Yarn of man-made fibres (discontinuous or 50 12.1waste), put up for retail sale

56.07-00 Woven fabrics of man-made fibres discontinueo 30* 10.4or waste)

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Other vegetable textile materials; paper yarnand woven fabrics of paper yarn

57.01-00 True hemp ("Cannabis sativa"), raw or processedbut not spun; tow and waste of true hemp(including pulled or garnetted rags or ropes) 10 6.2

57.02-00 Manila hemp abacaa) ("Musa textilis."), raw orprocessed but not spun; tow and waste ofmanila hemp (including pulled or garnettedrags or ropes) 10 6.2

57.03-00 Jute and other textile bast fibres notelsewhere specified or included, raw orprocessed but not spun; tow and waste thereof(including pulled or garnetted rags or ropes) 5 3.8

57.04-00 Other vegetable textile fibres, raw or 5 3.8processed but not spun; waste of such fibres(including pulled or garnetted rags or ropes)

57.06-00 Yarn of jute or of other textile bast fibresof heading No. 57.03; 30 10.4

57.07 Yarn-of other vegetable textile fibres; paperyarn:

-01 Yarn of true hemp, not put up for retail sale 30 10.4-02 Yarn of true hemp, put up for retail sale 60 12.6-03 Paper yarn 15 7.7-99 Other 5 3.8

57.10-00 Woven fabrics of jute or of other textile bastfibres of heading No. 57.03 60 12.6

57.11 Woven fabrics of other vegetable textile fibreswoven fabrics of paper yarn:

-01 Woven fabrics of true hemp or of paper yarn 60 12.6-02 Woven fabrics of other vegetable textile

fibres 20* 8.9

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58.01 Carpets, carpeting and rugs, knotted (made-up oror not):

-01 Hand-made 100 13.8-02 Mechanically made 30 10.4

58.02 Other carpets, carpeting, rugs, mats and mattingand "Kelem", "Schumacks" and "Karamanie" rugsand the like (made-up or not):

-01 "Kelem", "Schumacks" and "Karamanie" 100 13.8-02 Mechanically made carpets 25* 9.8-99 Other 50* 12.1

58.03-00 Tapestries, hand-made, of the type Gobelins,Flanders, Aubusson, Beauvais and the like, andneedleworked tapestries (for example, petitpoint and cross stitch) made in panels and thelike by hand 60 12.6

58.04-00 Woven pile fabrics and chenille fabrics (otherthan terry-towelling or similar terry fabricsof cotton falling within heading No. 55.08 andfabrics falling within heading No. 58.05) 30 10.4

58.05-00 Narrow woven fabrics, and narrow fabrics (bolduc)consisting of warp without weft assembled bymeans of an adhesive, other than goods fallingwithin heading No. 58.06 30 10.4

58.06-00 Woven labels, badges and the like, notembroidered, in the piece, in strips or cutto shape or size 30 10.4

58.07-00 Chenille yarn (including flock chenille yarn),gimped yarn (other than metallized yarn ofheading No. 52.01 and gimped horsehair yarn);braids and ornamental trimmings in the piece;tassels, pompons and the like 30 10.4

58.08-00 Tulle and other net fabrics (but not includingwoven, knitted or crocheted fabrics), plain 30 10.4

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58.09-00 Tulle and other net fabrics (but not includingwoven, knitted or crocheted fabrics), figured;hand or mechanically made lace, in the piece,in strips or in motifs 30* 10.4

58.10 Embroidery, in the piece, in strips or inmotifs:

-01 Embroidery without visible ground 100 13.8-99 Other 60 12.6

Chapter 59

59.01-00 Wadding and articles of wadding; textile flock.and dust and mill neps 40 11.4

59.02-00 Felt and articles of felt, whether or notimpregnated or coated 20* 8.9

59.03-00 Bonded fibre fabrics, similar bonded yarnfabrics, and articles of such fabrics, whetheror not impregnated or coated 30* 10.4

59.04-00 Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, plaited ornot 5* 3.8

59.05-00 Nets and netting made of twine, cordage andrope, and made-up fishing nets of yarn, twine,cordage or rope 70 13.0

59.06-00 Other articles made from yarn, twine, cordage,rope or cables, other than textile fabrics andarticles made from such fabrics 70 13.0

59.07-00 Textile fabrics coated with gum or amylaceoussubstances, of a kind used for the outer coversof books and the like; tracing cloth; pre-pared painting canvas; buckram and similarfabrics for hat foundations and similar uses 50 12.1

59.08-00 Textile fabrics impregnated, coated, covered orlaminated with preparations of cellulosederivatives or of other artificial plasticmaterials 25* 9.8

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59.10-00 Linoleum and materials prepared on a textilebase in a similar manner to linoleum, whetheror not cut to shape or of a kind used as floorcoverings; floor coverings consisting of acoating applied on a textile base, cut to shapeor not 50 20.0

59.11 Rubberized textile fabrics, other thanrubberized knitted or crocheted goods:

-01 With natural rubber 70 13.0-99 Other 40 11.4

59.12 Textile fabrics otherwise impregnated or coatedpainted canvas being theatrical scenery, studioback-cloths or the like:

-01 Painted canvas being theatrical scenery orthe like 23* 9.4

-02 Textile fabrics coated or impregnated withoil or preparations with a basis of drying oi' 30 10.4

-99 Other 13* 7.2

59.13-00 Elastic fabrics and trimmings (other thanknitted or crocheted goods) consisting oftextile materials combined with rubber threads 60 12.6

59.14-00 Wicks, of woven, plaited or knitted textilematerials for lamps, stoves, lighters, candlesand the like; tubular knitted gas-mantlefabric and incandescent gas mantles 70 13.0

59.15-00 Textile hosepiping and similar tubing, with orwithout lining, armour or accessories of othermaterials 50 12.1

59.16-00 Transmission, conveyor or elevator belts or

belting, of textile material, whether or notstrengthened with metal or other material 30 10.4

59.17 Textile fabrics and textile articles, of a kindcommonly used in machinery or plant:

-01 Textile fabrics of a kind commonly used inmachinery or plant 0* 0

-02 Other textile articles of a kind commonly usedin machinery or plant 10* 10

-99 Other 30* 10.4

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60.01 Knitted or crocheted fabric, not elastic norrubberized:

-01 Of wool or fine animal hair 30 20.0-99 Other 40 20.0

60.02-00 Gloves, mittens and mitts, knitted or crocheted,not elastic nor rubberized 50 12.1

60.03 Stockings, under stockings, socks, ankle-sockssockettes and the like, knitted or crocheted,not elastic nor rubberized:

-01 Men's stockings, socks and ankle-socks 40 11.4-02 Women's stockings and ankle-socks 40 11.4-03 Children's stockings and ankle-socks 25 9.8-04 Panty hose 30* 10.4-99 Other 25 9.8

60.04 Under garments, knitted or crocheted, notelastic nor rubberized:

-01 Men's and boys' shirts, underpants, vestsand the like, knitted or crocheted, of silk 60 20.0

-02 Men's and boys' shirts, underpants, vestsand the like, knitted or crocheted, of man-made textile fibres 30* 20.0

-03 Men's and boys' shirts, underpants, vestsand the like, knitted or crocheted, of othermaterials 30* 20.0

-04 Men's and boys' other under garments,knitted or crocheted 50 20.0

-05 Women's and girls' slips, knickers, night-dresses and the like, knitted or crocheted,of silk 50 20.0

-06 Women's and girls' slips, knickers, night-dresses and the like, knitted or crocheted,of rayon 30* 20

-07 Women's and girls' slips, knickers, night-dresses and the like, knitted or crocheted,of synthetic textile fibres 20*

-08 Women's and girls' slips, knickers, night-dresses and the like, knitted or crocheted,of other materials 30* 20

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-09 Women's and girls' other under garments 30* 20-10 Babies' knitted or crocheted under garments 25* 20

60.05 Outer garments and other articles, knitted orcrocheted, not elastic or rubberized:

-01 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted over-coats (whether or not lined with foamedlatex), of wool 30* 20

-02 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted over-coats (whether or not lined with foamed latexof man-made materials 30* 20

-03 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted over-coats (whether or not lined with foamed latexof other materials 30* 20

-04 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted suits,jackets and trousers, of wool 30* 20

-05 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted suits,jackets and trousers, of man-made materials 30* 20

-06 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted suits,jackets and trousers, of other materials 30* 20

-07 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted pull-overs, cardigans and jerseys, of wool 30* 20

08 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted pull-overs, cardigans and jerseys, of man-made

-08 materials 20* 20-09 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted pull-

overs, cardigans and jerseys, of othermaterials 30* 20

-10 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted tracksuits, dressing gowns and the like, of wool 30* 20

-11 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted tracksuits, dressing gowns and the like, of man-made materials 30* 20

-12 Men's and boys' knitted or crocheted tracksuits, dressing gowns and the like, of othermaterials 30* 20

-13 Women's and girls' knitted or crocheted over-coats (whether or not lined with foamexlatex), of wool 30* 20

-14 Women's and girls' knitted or crocheted over-coats (whether or not lined with foamex latexof man-made materials 30* 20

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-15 Women's and girls' knitted or crocheted over-coats (whether or not lined with foamedlatex), of other materials 30* 20

-16 Women's and girls' knitted or crochetedcostumes and dresses, of wool 30* 20

-17 Women's and girls' knitted or crochetedcostumes and dresses, of man-made materials 30* 20

-18 Women's and girls' knitted or crochetedcostumes and dresses, of other materials 30* 20

-19 Women's and girls' knitted or crochetedpull-overs and cardigans (whether or not insets), of wool 30* 20Women's and girls' knitted or crocheted .pull-overs and cardigans (whether or not in

_sets), of man-made materials 20* 20-21 Women's and girls' knitted or-crocheted

pull-overs and cardigans (whether or not insets), of other materials 30* 20

-22 Women's and girls' knitted or crochetedtrack suits, dressing-gowns, head-shawls andneckerchiefs, of wool 30* 20

-23 Women's and girls' knitted or crochetedtrack suits, dressing-gowns, head-shawls andneckerchiefs, of man-made materials 30* 20

-24 Women's and girls' knitted or crocheted tracksuits, dressing-gowns, head-shawls andneckerchiefs, of other materials 30* 20

-25 Babies' overcoats, knitted or crocheted(whether or not lined with foamed latex), ofwool 25 20

-26 Babies' overcoats, knitted or crocheted(whether or not lined with foamed latex), ofman-made materials 25 20

-27 Babies' overcoats, knitted or crocheted(whether or not lined with foamed latex), ofother materials 25 20

-28 Babies' blouses, skirts and other outergarments, knitted or crocheted, of wool 25 20

-29 Babies' blouses, skirts and other outergarments, knitted or crocheted, of man-madematerials 25 20

-30 Babies' blouses, skirts and other outergarments, knitted or crocheted, of othermaterials 25 20

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Bathing costumes of man-made textile fibresBathing costumes of other textile fibresOther outer garments; clothing accessoriesand the like, knitted or crocheted, of woolOther outer garments; clothing accessoriesand the like, knitted or crocheted, of man-made materialsOther outer garments; clothing accessoriesand the like, knitted or crocheted, of othermaterialsOther

Knitted or crocheted fabric and articles there-of, elastic or rubberized (including elasticknee-caps and elastic stockings):

Knitted or crocheted fabrics, in the pieceBathing costumes of man-made fibresBathing costumes of other textile fibresOther

Chapter 61.

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overcoats of woolovercoats of man-made materialsovercoats of other materialssuits and jackets of woolsuits and jackets of man-made materialssuits and jackets of other materialstrousers of wooltrousers of man-made materialstrousers of other materialssmoking jackets, dressing gowns, waist-and lounge coats, of woolsmoking jackets, dressing gowns, waist-and lounge coats, of man-made materialssmoking jackets, dressing gowns, waist-and lounge coats, of silksmoking jackets, dressing gowns, waist-and lounge coats, of other materialsovercoats of woolovercoats of man-made materialsovercoats of other materialssuits and jackets of wool

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Women's, girls' and infants' outer garments:Women's and girls' overcoats of woolWomen's and girls' overcoats of silkWomen's and girls' overcoats of man-madematerialsWomen's and girls' overcoats of othermaterialsWomen's and girls' costumes, dresses, negligésand housecoats, of woolWomen's and girls' costumes, dresses,negligés and housecoats, of silkWomen's and girls' costumes, dresses,negligés and housecoats, of man-made materialWomen's and girls' costumes, dresses,negligés and housecoats, of other materialsWomen's and girls' skirts and trousers, ofwoolWomen's and girls' skirts and trousers ofsilkWomen's and girls' skirts and trousers, ofman-made materialsWomen's and girls' skirts and trousers, ofother materialsWomen's and girls' blouses of woolWomen's and girls' blouses of silkWomen's and girls' blouses of man-madematerialsWomen's and girls' blouses of other materialsBabies 'Babies 'Babies'Babies'Babies 'Babies'Babies'material

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-24 Babies' other outer garments, of othermaterials 25 9.8

-25 Babies' crawlers, rompers and overalls 25 9.8-26 Bathing costumes of man-made fibres 40 11.4-27 Bathing costumes of other textile fibres 40 11 .4-99 Other 25 9.8

61.03 Men's and boys' under garments, includingcollars, shirt fronts and cuffs:

-01 Shirts, under vests, night-shirts and pyjamasof silk 50 12.1

-02 Shirts, under vests, night-shirts and pyjamasof man-made materials 40 11.4

-03 Shirts, under vests, night-shirts and pyjamas,of other materials 50 12.1

-99 Other 50 12.1

61.04 Women's, girls' and infants' under garments:-01 Women's and girls' combinations, slips,

knickers, petticoats, pyjama sleeping suits,night dresses and similar undergarments, ofsilk 50 12.1

-02 'Women's and girls' combinations, slips,knickers, petticoats, pyjama sleeping suits,night dresses and similar undergarments, ofman-made materials 40 11.4

-03 Women's and girls' combinations, slips,knickers, petticoats, pyjama sleeping suits,night dresses and similar undergarments, ofother materials -5* 9.8

-04 Infants' undergarments (swaddling clothes,shirts, nightwear, dressing gowns, petti-coats, knickers, pyjama sleeping suits andother undergarments, of silk 25 9.8

-05 Infants' undergarments (swaddling clothes,shirts, nightwear, dressing gowns, petti-coats, knickers, pyjama sleeping suits andother undergarments, of.man-made materials 25 9.8

-o6 Infants' undergarments (swaddling clothes,shirts, nightwear, dressing gowns, petti-coats, knickers, pyjama sleeping suits andother undergarments, of other materials 25 9.8

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61.05 Handkerchiefs:-01 Of batiste 4011. 4-99 Other 40 11.4

61.06 Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils anthe like:

-01 Of silk 60 12.6-02 Of man-made textile fibres 60 12.6-03 Of wool 50 12.1-04 Of other textile materials 50 12.1

61.07 Ties, bow ties and cravats:-01 Of silk 60 12.6-02 Of man-made textile fibres 40 11.4-03 Of other textile materials 50 12.1

61.09 Corsets, corset-belts, suspender-belts,brassieres, braces, suspenders, garters andthe like (including such articles of knittedor crocheted fabric), whether or not elastic:

-01 Corsets of man-made fibres 30* 10.4-02 Corsets of other textile materials 30* 10.4-03 Suspender-belts, brassieres and any body

belts of man-made fibres 30* 10.4-04 Suspender-belts, brassieres and any body

belts of other textile fibres 30* 10.4-99 Other 30* 10.4

61.10-00 Gloves, mittens, mitts, stockings, socks andsockettes, not being knitted or crocheted goods 70 13.0

61.11 Made up accessories for articles of apparel(for example, dress shields, shoulder and othepads, belts, muffs, sleeve protectors, pockets)

-01 Collars, tuckers, fallals, bodice-fronts,jabots, cuffs, flounces, yokes and similaraccessories and trimmings for women's andgirls' garments 70 13.0

-99 Other 40 11.4

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62.01 Travelling rugs and blankets:-01 Electrically-heated 60 12.6-02 Of cotton, wool, man-made textile fibres or

blends of such materials 60 12.6-99 Other 60 12.6

62.02 Bed linen, table linen, toilet linen andkitchen linen; curtains and other furnishingarticles:

-01 Bed linen of damask 50 12.1-02 Other bed linen 40 11.4-03 Table linen of damask 50 12.1-04 Other table linen 40 11.4-05 Curtains and other furnishing articles 50 12.1

-99 Other 30* 10.4

62.03 Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packingof goods:

-01 Used jute sacks 10* 6.2-02 Packing sacks and bags, of jute 50* 12.1

-03 Packing sacks and bags, of other materials 145 11.8

62.04 Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, sunblinds, tentsand camping goods:

-01 Tarpaulins 60 12.6-02 Sails 60 12.6-03 Awnings and sunblinds 60 12.6-04 Tents 60 12.6-05 Sleeping-bags 12.6-06 Camping articles made of rubberized fabrics 60-99 Other 60 12.6

62.05 Other made up textile articles (includingdress patterns):

-01 Bands for use in the internal reinforcingof belts 50 12.1

-99 Other 45 11.8

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Chapter 63

Old clothing and other textile articles; rags

63.01 Clothing, clothing accessories, travelling rugsand blankets, household linen and furnishingarticles (other than articles falling withinheading No. 58.01, 58.02 or 58.03), of textilematerials, footwear and headgear of any material,showing signs of appreciable wear and importedin bulk or in bales, sacks or similar bulkpackings:

-01 For use in the textile and paper-makingindustries 5 3.8

-99 Other 50 12.1

63.02 Used or new rags, scrap twine, cordage, ropeand cables and worn out articles of twine,cordage, rope or cables:

-01 Used articles of twine, cordage, rope orcables 25* 9.8

-99 Other 5 3.8

Chapter 64

64.01 Footwear with outer soles and uppers of rubberor artificial plastic material:

-01 Gymnastic shoes 30 10.4-02 Basket-ball shoes 30 10.4-03 Other sports footwear 40 11.4-99 Other 40 11.14

64.02 Footwear with outer soles of leather or compo-sition leather; footwear (other than footwearfalling within heading No. 64.01) with outersoles of rubber or artificial plastic material:

-01 Men's footwear 20* 8.9-02 Women's footwear of reptile leather 50. 12,1-03 Women's boots 20* 8.9-04 Women's other footwear 20* 8.9-05 Children's footwear 20* 8.9-99 Other 20* 8.9

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64.03-00 Footwear with outer soles of wood or cork 35 11.0

64.04-00 Footwear with outer soles of other materials 25 9.8

64.05-00 Parts of footwear (including uppers, in-solesand screw-on heels) of any material exceptmetal 20 8.9

64.06-00 Gaiters, spats, leggings, puttees, cricket pads,shinguards and similar articles, and partsthereof 50 12.1

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65.01-00 Hat-forms, hat bodies and hoods of felt, 50 12.1neither blocked to shape nor with made brims,plateaux and manchons (including slitmanchons), of felt

65.02 Hat-shapes, plaited or made from plaited orother strips of any material, neitherblocked to shape nor with made brims:

-01 Of wood shavings, thin boards, wood strips, 20 8.9straw, bark, esparto, drawn wood, abaca,sisal and other unspun vegetable textilefibres

-02 Of man-made textile fibres, strips of paper 40 11.4or fibres coated with plastic materials orcombined therewith

-99 Other 30 10.4

65.03-00 Felt hats and other felt headgear, being 55 12.4headgear made from the felt hoods and plateauxfalling within heading No. 65.01, whether ornot lined or trimmed

65.04-00 Hats and other headgear, plaited or made from 35 11.0plaited or other strips of any material,whether or not lined or trimmed

65.05-00 Hats and other headgear (including hair nets), 55 12.4knitted or crocheted, or made up from lace,felt or other textile fabric in the piece(but not from strips), whether or not linedor trimmed

65.06-00 Other headgear, whether or not lined or 55 12.4trimmed

65.07-00 Headbands, linings, covers, hat foundations, 30 10.4hat frames (including spring frames foropera hats), peaks and chinstraps, forheadgear

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66.01-00 Umbrellas and sunshades (including walking- 50 12.1stick umbrellas, umbrella tents, and gardenand similar umbrellas)

66.02-00 Walking sticks (including climbing sticks 50 12.1and seat-sticks), canes, whips, riding cropsand the like

66.03-00 Parts, fittings, trimmings and accessories 50 12.1of articles falling within heading No. 66.01or 66.02

Chapter 67

67.01 Skins and other parts of birds with theirfeathers or down, feathers, parts offeathers, down and articles thereof (otherthan goods falling within heading No. 05.07and worked quills and scales):

-01 Skins and other parts of birds with their 50 12.1feathers or down

-02 Ornamental feathers 50 12.1-03 Feather dusters 30 10.4-99 Other 60 12.6

67.02 Artificial flowers, foliage or fruit andparts thereof; articles made of artificialflowers, foliage or fruit:

-01 Artificial flowers, foliage or fruit and 60 12.6parts thereof

-99 Other 70 13.0

67.03 Human hair, dressed, thinned, bleached orotherwise worked; wool, other animal hair,and other textile materials prepared for usein making wigs and the like:

-01 Human hair, merely dressed 0 0-02 Buffalo hair, unprocessed, for use in 0 0

making wigs-03 Buffalo hair, bleached, thinned, for use 20 8.9

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in %advaloremBase rate Iinal rate

-04 Angora hair, unprocessed, for use in making 0 0wigs

-99 Other 30 10.4

67.04 Wigs, false beards, eyebrows and eyelashes,switches and the like, of human or animal hairor of textiles; other articles of human hair(including hair nets):

-01 Wigs 50 12.1-02 Chignons 50 12.1-99 Other 30 10.4

Chapter 68

68.01-00 Road and paving setts, curbs and flagstones, 0 0of natural stone (except slate)

68.02-00 Worked monumental or building stone, and 15 7.7articles thereof (including mosaic cubes),other than goods falling within headingNo. 68.01 or within Chapter 69.

68.03-00 Worked slate and articles of slate, including 10 6.2articles of agglomerated slate

68.o Hand polishing stones, whetstones, oilstones,hones and the like, millstones, grindstones,grinding wheels and the like (includinggrinding, sharpening, polishing, trueing andcutting wheels, heads, discs and points), ofnatural stones (agglomerated or not), ofagglomerated natural or artificial abrasives,or of pottery, with or without cores, shanks,sockets, axles and the like of other materialsbut without frameworks; segments and otherfinished parts of such stones and wheels, ofnatural stone (agglomerated or not), ofagglomerated natural or artificial abrasives,or of pottery:

-01 Articles without hand polishing stones10*, 6.2whetstones and oilstones

-02 Hand polishing stones whetstones and 20 8.9oilstones of agglomerated abrasives

-99 Other 15 7.7.

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68.o6-oo Natural or artificial abrasive powder or grain 20* 8.9on a base of woven fabric, of paper, ofpaperboard or of other materials, whether ornot cut to shape or sewn or otherwise made up

68.07-00 Slag wool, rock wool and similar mineral wools 15* 7.7exfoliated vermiculite, expanded clays, foamedslag and similar expanded mineral materials;mixtures and articles of heat-insulating,sound-insulating, or sound-absorbing mineralmaterials, other than those falling inheading No. 68.12 or 68.13 or in Chapter 69

68.o8-oo Articles of asphalt or of similar material 20 8.9(for example, of petroleum bitumen or coaltar pitch)

68.09-00 Panels, boards, tiles, blocks and similar 50 12.1articles of vegetable fibre, of wood fibre,of straw, of wood shavings or of wood waste(including sawdust), agglomerated withcement, plaster, or with other mineral bindingsubstances

68.10 Articles of plastering material:-01 Sheets, panels, cubes and the like, neither 30 10.4

decorated nor ornamented_99 Other 0 4O 11.4

68.11 Articles of cement (including slag cement),of concrete or of artificial stone (includinggranulated marble agglomerated with cement),reinforced or not:

-01 Delivery pipes of prestressed concrete, of 10* 6.2a diameter of 1,200 mm or more

-99 Other 30 10.4

68.12-00 Articles of asbestos-cement, of cellulosefibre-cement or the like 0* 0

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68.13 Fabricated asbestos and articles thereof (forexample, asbestos board, thread and fabric;asbestos clothing, asbestos jointing),reinforced or not, other than goods fallingwithin heading No. 68.14; mixtures with abasis of asbestos and mixtures with a basis ofasbestos and magnesium carbonate, and articlesof such mixtures:

-01 Fabricated asbestos fibres (carded fibres, 30 10.4dyed fibres, etc.)

-02 Articles of asbestos 30* 10.4-03 Mixtures with a basis of asbestos and 35 11.0

mixtures with a basis of asbestos andand magnesium carbonate, and articles ofsuch. mixtures

-99 Other 25 9.8

68.14-00 Friction material (segments, discs, washers, 20 8.9strips, sheets, plates, rolls and the like)of a kind suitable for brakes, for clutchesor the like, with a basis of asbestos, othermineral substances or of cellulose, whetheror not combined with textile or othermaterials

68.15 Worked mica and articles of mica, includingbonded mica splittings on a support of paperor fabric (for example, micanite andmicafolium):

-01 Small sheets or plates of mica, shaped 20* 8.9-02 Sheets, plates and strips, made by bonding 20* 8.9

mica splittings or powder-03 Sheets, strips, films, discs, tubes, rolls, 10* 6.2

etc. of mica or samica, or of mica andsamica on fabrics or papers, for manufac-turing mica capacitors falling withinheading No. 85.18, and for manufacturingmica insulators falling within headingNo. 85.25-85.28

-99 Other 40* 11.4

68.16 Articles of stone or of other mineral sub-stances (including articles of peat), not else-where specified or included:

-01 Magnesite bricks only chemically bound 15* 7.7-99 Other 20* 8.9

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.Base rate Final rate

Chapter 69

I. Heat-insulating and Refractory Goods

69.01-00 Heat insulating bricks, blocks, tiles and otherheat-insulating goods of siliceous fossil mealsor of similar siliceous earths (for example,kieselguhr, tripolite or diatomite) 15* 7.7

69.02-00 Refractory bricks, blocks, tiles and similarrefractory constructional goods, other thangoods falling within heading No. 69.01 15* 7.7

69.03 Other refractory goods (for example, retorts,crucibles, muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports,cupels, tubes, pipes, sheaths and rods), otherthan goods falling within heading No. 69.01:

-01 Containing graphite or other carbonderivatives 15 7.7**

-02 Magnesian or containing dolomite or chromite 20 8.9**-99 Other 25 9.8**

II. Other Ceramic Products

69.04-00 Building bricks (including flooring blocks,support or filler tiles and the like) 0 0

69.05 Roofing tiles, chimney-pots, cowls, chimney-liners, cornices and other constructionalgoods, including architectural ornaments:

-01 Ordinary roofing tiles, undecorated 0 0

-99 Other 25 9.8

69.06-00 Piping, conduits and guttering (includingangles, bends and similar fittings) 10 6.2

69.07-00 Unglazed setts, flags and paving, hearth andwall tiles 0 0

69.08 Glazed setts, flags and paving, hearth andwall tiles:

-01 Paving tiles of earthenware-99 Other 18* 15.0

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69.00 Laboratory, chemical or industrial wares;troughs, tubs and similar receptacles of a kinused in agriculture; pots, jars and similararticles of a kind commonly used for theconveyance or packing of goods:

-01 Of porcelain, including laboratory wares 35 11.0-99 Other 20 8.9

69.10 Sinks, wash basins, bidets, water closet pans,urinals, baths and like sanitary fixtures:

-01 Of porcelain 35 11.0-99 Other 20 8.9

69.11-00 Tableware and other articles of a kindcommonly used for domestic or toilet purposes,of porcelain or china (including biscuitporcelain and parian) 55 12.4

.12-00 Tableware and other articles of a kindcommonly used for domestic or toilet purposes,of other kinds of pottery 20 20 nb]

69.13-00 Statuettes and other ornaments, and articlesof personal adornment; articles of furniture 30 10.4

69.14-00 Other articles 40 11.4

Chapter 70

10.01 Waste glass (cullet); glass in the mass(excluding optical glass):

-00 Glass in the mass (excluding optical glass) 20 . 8.9-02 "Enamel" glass, in the mass 15 7.7-99 Other 0 0

70.03 Glass in balls, rods and tubes, unworked (notbeing optical glass):

-01 Glass in balls, rods and tubes, unworked(not being optical glass and enamel glass) 20* 8.9

-02 Enamel glass, in the rods and tubes 15 7.770.04 Unworked cast or rolled glass (including

flashed or wired glass), whether figured ornot, in rectangles:

-01 Wired glass 7* 4.9-99 Other 7* 4.9

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Duties in % ad valoremHeading No. Description of Goods Base rate Final rate70-05 Unworked drawn or blown glass (including

flashed glass), in rectangles:-01 Glass for hothouse roofing 10* 6.2-02 Glass of a thickness not exceeding 3mm. 10* 6.2-99 Other 10* 6.2

70.06-00 Cast, rolled, drawn or blown glass (includingflashed or wired glass), in rectangles,surface ground or polished, but not furtherworked 15* 7.7

70.07-00 Cast, rolled, drawn or blown glass (includingflashed or wired glass) cut to shape other thanrectangular shape, or bent or otherwise worked(for example, edge worked or engraved), whetheror not surface ground or polished; multiple-walled insulating glass; leaded lights andthe like 15* 7.7

[70.08-00 Safety glass consisting of toughened orlaminated glass, shaped or not 10*

70.09-00 Glass mirrors (including rear-view mirrors),unframed, framed or backed 35 11.0

70.10-00 Carboys, bottles, jars, pots, tubularcontainers and similar containers, of glass,of a kind commonly used for the conveyance orpacking of goods; stoppers and otherclosures, of glass 25 9.8

70.11 Glass envelopes (including bulbs and tubes)for electric lamps, electronic valves or thelike:

-01 Glass envelopes (including bulbs and tubes)for electric lamps, electronic valves or thelike 25* 9.8

-02 Television cathode ray tubes 30* 10.4-99 Other 30* 8.9

70.12-00 Glass inners for vacuum flasks or for othervacuum vessels 40 11.4

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70.13 Glassware (other than articles falling inheading No. 70.19) of a kind commonly usedfor table, kitchen, toilet or office purposes,for indoor decoration, or for similar uses:

-01 Household glassware of heat-resisting glass 25 9.8-02 Household glassware of pressed or machine-

blown glass 45 11.8-03 Household glassware of other glass 90 13.6-99 Other 60 12.6

70.14-00 Illuminating glassware, signalling glasswareand optical elements of glass; not opticallyworked nor of optical glass 50 12.1

70.15-00 Clock and watch glasses and similar glasses(including glass of a kind used for sunglassesbut excluding glass suitable for correctivelenses), curved, bent, hollowed and the like;glass spheres and segments of spheres, of a kindused for the manufacture of clock and watchglasses and the like 25 9.8

70.16-00 Bricks, tiles, slabs, paving blocks, squaresand other articles of pressed or moulded glass,of a kind commonly used in building; multi-cellular glass in blocks, slabs, plates,panels and similar forms 40 11.4

70.17 Laboratory, hygienic and pharmaceuticalglassware, whether or not graduated or cali-brated; glass ampoules:

-01 Laboratory, hygienic and pharmaceuticalglassware, non heat-resistant, machine-made,blown, ground, pressed 45 11.8

-02 Laboratory, hygienic and pharmaceuticalglassware, heat-resistant, machine-made,blown, ground, pressed 45 11.8

-03 Hand-made glassware, measuring instruments,for medical and laboratory purposes 45 11.8

-04 Glass apparatus for laboratory and industrialpurposes, components thereof distillingapparatus, mixers, tubular apparatus, etc.) 45 11.8

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70.17-05 Articles of quartz or quartzite forlaboratory purposes (jars, dishes, filteringand drying strips and plates, test-tubes,apparatus of any shape, other than ofoptical quartz) 45 11.8

-06 Ampoules and other pharmaceutical glasscontainers for serum 45 11.8

-99 Other 45 11.8

70.18 Optical glass and elements of optical glass,other than optically worked elements; blanksfor corrective spectacle lenses:

-01 Optical glass 25 9.8-02 Blanks for corrective spectacle lenses 25 9.8-99 Other 25 9.8

70.19 Glass beads, imitation pearls, imitationprecious and semi-precious stones, fragmentsand chippings, and similar fancy or decorativeglass smallwares, and articles of glasswaremade therefrom; glass cubes and small glassplates, whether or not on a backing, formosaics and similar decorative purposes;artificial eyes of glass, including those fortoys but excluding those for wear by humans;ornaments and other fancy articles of lamp-worked glass; glass grains (ballotini):

-01 Glass beads, imitation pearls, imitationprecious stones and similar glassware 30 10.4

-02 Artificial eyes (other than those for wearby humans) 35 11.0

-99 Other 30 10.4

70.20-00 Glass fibre (including wool), yarns, fabricsand articles made therefrom 15 7.7

70.21-00 Other articles of glass 40 11.4

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Chapter 71

I. Pearls and precious and semi-precious stones

71.01-00 Pearls, unworked or worked, but not mounted,set or strung (except ungraded pearlstemporarily strung for convenience of transport 0 0

71.02 Precious and semi-precious stones, unworked,cut or otherwise worked, but not mounted, setor strung (except ungraded stones temporarilystrung for convenience of transport):

-01 Unworked or merely sawn, cleaved or bruted 0 0-99 Other 30 10.4

71.03 Synthetic or reconstructed precious or semi-precious stones, unworked, cut or otherwiseworked, but not mounted, set or strung (exceptungraded stones temporarily strung forconvenience of transport):

-01 Unworked or merely sawn, cleaved or bruted 0 0-99 Other 30 10.4

71.04 Dust and powder of natural or syntheticprecious or semi-precious stones:

-01 Natural diamond powder for industrialpurposes 5 3.8

-02 Synthetic diamond powder for industrialpurposes 5 3.8

-99 Other 15 7.7

II. Precious metals and rolled precious metals,unwrought, unworked or semi-manufactured

71.05 Silver, including silver gilt and platinum-plated silver, unwrought or semi-manufactured:

-01 Unwrought (in lumps) 0 0-02 Bars, rods, wire, plates, sections, sheets

and strips 10 6.2-03 Tubes, pipes and hollow bars 10 6.2-04 Foil of a thickness not exceeding 0.15 mm. 0 0-05 Powder, purls, flakes, spangles and cuttings 0 0-99 Other 30 10.4

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71.06-00 Rolled silver, unworked or semi-manufactured 20 8.9

71.07 Gold, including platinum-plated gold, unwroughtor semi-manufactured:

-01 Unwrought (in lumps) 0 0-02 Bars, rods, wire and sections; plates,

sheets and strips 10 6.2-03 Tubes, pipes and hollow bars 10 6.2-04 Foil of a thickness not exceeding 0.15 mm 0 0-05 Powder, purl, flakes, spangles and cuttings 0 0-99 Other 20* 8.9

71.08-00 Rolled gold on base metal or silver, unworkedor semi-manufactured 5 3.8

71.09 Platinum and other metals of the platinumgroup, unwrought or semi-manufactured:

-01 Platinum and platinum alloys, unwrought 0 0-02 Platinum and platinum alloys, semi-

manufactured 20 8.9-03 Other metals of the platinum group and

alloys thereof, unwrought 0 0-04 Semi-manufactures of metals of the platinum

group and alloys thereof, for industrialpurposes 0 0

-05 Semi-manufactures of metals of the platinumgroup and alloys thereof, for use injewellery 0 0

-99 Other 55 12.4

71.10-00 Rolled platinum or other platinum group metals,on base metal or precious metal, unworked orsemi-manufactured 0 0

71.11-00 Goldsmiths', silversmiths' and jewellers'sweepings, residues, levels, and other wasteand scrap, of precious metal 0 0

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III. Jewellery, goldsmiths' and silversmiths'wares and other articles

Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, ofprecious metal or rolled precious metal:Of precious metalOf other metal plated with precious metal

Articles of goldsmiths' or silversmiths' waresand parts thereof, of precious metal orrolled precious metal, other than goodsfalling within heading No. 71.12

Other articles of precious metal or rolledprecious metal:

Of precious metalOf other metal plated with precious metal

Articles consisting of, or incorporating,pearls, precious or semi-precious stones(natural, synthetic or reconstructed):Of pearlsOf precious or semi-precious stones (natural,synthetic or reconstructed)Other

Imitation jewellery:Imitation jewellery, mountedBijoux

Chapter 78

Coin

Note: This chapter does not cover collectors'pieces (heading No. 99.05)

Coin

5055

55

5555

60

70

70

5050

5

12.112.4

12.4

12.412.4

12.6

13.013.0

12.112.1

3.8

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-01-02

71.13-00

71.14

-01-02

71.15

-01-02

-99

71.16-01-02

72.01-00

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Chapter 73

Pig iron, cast iron and spiegeleisen,blocks, lumps and similar forms

Ferro-alloys:Ferro-manganese containing2% by weight of carbonFerro-manganese containingweight of carbonFerro-siliconFerro-chromiumFerro-titaniumFerro-tungsten and ferro-moFerro-vanadiumOther

in pigs,

not more than

more than 2% by

lybdenum

Waste and scrap metal of iron or steel

Shot and angular grit, of iron or steel,whether or not graded; wire pellets of ironor steel

Iron or steel powders; sponge iron or steel:Iron or steel powdersSponge iron or steel

Puddled bars and pilings; ingots, blocks,lumps and similar forms, of iron or steel

Blooms, billets, slabs and sheet bars (inclu-ding tinplate bars), of iron or steel;pieces roughly shaped by forgingof iron or

steel:Rolled blooms and billets of iron or steelForged blooms and billets of iron or steelRolled slabs and sheet barsForged slabs and sheet barsPieces roughly shaped by forging

Iron or steel coils for re-rolling

Universal plates of iron or steel

0*

20

10*10*10*10101010

7

7

1515

5

55555

5

5

0

8.9

6.26.26.26.26.26.26.2

4.9

4.9

7.77.7

3.3

3.83.33.83.83.8

3.8

3.8

73.01-00

73.02-01

-02

-03-04-05-06-07-99

73.03-00

73.04-00

73-05-01-02

73.06-C0

73-07

-01-02-03-04-05

73.08-00

73.09-00

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73.10 Bars and rods (including wire rod), of iron orsteel, hot-rolled, forged, extruded, cold-formed or cold-finished (including precision-made); hollow mining drill steel:

-01 Hot-rolled, extruded or forged concreterounds 7 4.9

-02 Hot-rolled, extruded or forged wire rod 7 4.9-03 Hot-rolled, extruded or forged steel bars and

rods 7 4.9-04 Other hot-rolled, extruded or forged bars and

rods, of iron or steel 7 4.9-05 Cold-formed or cold-finished drawn rods of

free-cutting steel 10 6.2-06 Other cold-formed.or cold-finished steel

bars and rods 10 6.2-99 Other 10 6.2

73.11-00 Angles, shapes and sections, of iron or steel,hot-rolled, forged, extruded, cold-formed orcold-finished; sheet piling of iron or steel,whether or not drilled, punched or made fromassembled elements 10 6.2

73.12 Hoop and strip, of iron or steel, hot-rolled orcold-rolled:

-01 Hot-rolled iron and steel strips (band steel) 10 6.2-02 Cold-rolled hoop and strip clad or coated

with metal and hoop and strip of a width ofless than 10 mm. and a thickness of lessthan 0.2 mm. 15 7.7

-03 Other cold-rolled hoops and strips, of ironor steel 15 7.7

73.13 Sheets and plates, of iron or steel, hot-rolledor cold-rolled:

-01 Hot-rolled or cold-rolled sheets and plates,of a thickness of more than 2.99 mm. 20 8.9

-02 Hot-rolled sheets and plates, of a thicknessof 2.99 mm. or less 20 8.9*

-03 Cold-rolled sheets and plates, of a thicknessof 2.99 mm. or less 20 8.9**

-04 Galvanized sheets and plates 6* 4.4**-05 Tinned sheets and plates 10* 6.2**-06 Primary tinplate 10* 5.0 nb-07 Other clad or coated sheets and plates 10* 6.2*

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73.14 Iron or steel wire, whether or not coated,but not insulated:

-01 Unclad or uncoated low-stress wire 10* 6.2-02 Low-stress wire, galvanized or tinned 10* 6.2-03 Other low-stress wire 15* 7.7-04 High-stress steel concrete-stressing wire 5* 3.8-05 Other high-stress wire 5* 3.8

73-15 Alloy steel and high carbon steel in the formsmentioned in headings Nos. 73.06 to 73.14:

-01 Ingots, blooms, billets, slabs and sheetbars of unalloyed high carbon steel 10* 6.2

-02 Universal plates and hoop and strip ofunalloyed high carbon steel 10* 6.2

-03 Rolled or forged bars and rods of unalloyedhigh carbon steel 10* 6.2

-04 Drawn or polished bars and rods of unalloyedhigh carbon steel 10* 6.2

-05 Sheets and plates of unalloyed high carbonsteel 10* 6.2

-06 Wire of unalloyed high carbon steel 10* 6.2-07 Ingots, blooms, billets, slabs and sheet

bars, of alloy structural steel (includingball-bearing steel) 10* 6.2

-08 Universal plates and hoop and strip of alloystructural steel (including ball-bearingsteel) 15* 7.7

-09 Rolled or forged bars and rods of alloystructural steel (including ball-bearingsteel) 15* 7.7

-10 Drawn or polished bars and rods of alloystructural steel (including ball-bearingsteel) 15* 7.7

-11 Sheets and plates of alloy structural steel(including ball-bearing steel) 15* 7.7

-12 Wire of alloy structural steel (includingball-bearing steel) 15* 7.7

-13 Ingots, blooms, billets, slabs and sheetbars of alloy tool steel 5* 3.8

-14 Universal plates and hoop and strip of alloytool steel 10* 6.2

-15 Rolled or forged bars and rods of alloy toolsteel 10* 6.2

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73.15 (cont'd)-16 Drawn or polished bars and rods of alloy

tool steel 10* 6,2-17 Sheets and plates of alloy tool steel 10* 6.2-18 Wire of alloy tool steel 10* 6.2-19 Ingots, blooms, billets, slabs and sheet bars

of high-speed steel 5* 3.8-20 Universal plates and hoop and strip of high-

speed steel 10* 6.2-21 Rolled or forged bars and rods of high-speed

steel 10* 6.2-22 Drawn or polished bars and rods of high-speed

steel 10* 6.2-23 Sheets and plates of high-speed steel 10* 6.2-24 Wire of high-speed steel 10* 6.2-25 Ingots, blooms, billets, slabs and sheet bars

of stainless steel and heat-resistant steel 10* 6.2-26 Universal plates and hoop and strip of

stainless steel and heat-resistant steel 15* 7.7-27 Rolled or forged bars and rods of stainless

steel and heat-resistant steel 10* 6.2-28 Drawn or polished bars and rods of stainless

steel and heat-resistant steel 15* 7.7-29 Sheets and plates of stainless steel and

heat-resistant steel 10* 6.2-30 Wire of stainless steel and heat-resistant

steel 10* 6.2-31 Electrical sheets and plates for use in the

construction of dynamos 10* 6.2-32 Electrical sheets and plates for use in the

construction of transformers 10* 6.2-99 Other 10* 6.2

73.16-00 Railway and tramway track construction materialof iron or steel, the following: rails, check-rails, switch blades, crossings (or frogs),crossing pieces, point rods, rack rails,sleepers, fish-plates, chairs, chair wedges,sole plates (base plates), rail clips, bed-plates, ties and other material specialized forjoining or fixing rails 5 3.8

73.17-00 Tubes and pipes, of cast iron 15 7.7

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73.18 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of iron(other than of cast iron) or steel, excludinghigh-pressure hydro-electric conduits:

-01 Blanks for tubes and pipes 0* 0-02 Seamless steam and gas pipes, of steel 0* 0-03 Seamless boiler tubes, of steel 0* 0-04 Seamless tubes and pipes for oil-fields, of

steel 0*0-05 Seamless tubes and pipes for oil pipe-lines,

of steel 0* 0-06 Seamless precision tubes and pipes, of steel 0* Q-07 Other seamless tubes and pipes, of steel 0* 0-08 Welded gas pipes, of steel 10 6.2-09 Welded precision tubes and pipes 20 8.9-10 Spiral welded tubes and pipes, of steel 15 7.7-1l Other welded pipes and tubes, of steel 0* 0-12 Tubes and pipes of stainless and acid- and

heat-resistant steel 0* 0-13 Tubes and pipes fitted with flanges,

commercial grade 10* 6.2-14 Other fitted tubes and pipes 0* 0-99 Other 0* 0

73.19-00 High-pressure hydro-electric conduits of steel,whether or not reinforced 15 7.7

73.20-00 Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints,elbows, unions and flanges), of iron or steel 15 7.7

73.21 Structures and parts of structures, (forexample, hangars and other buildings, bridgesand bridge-sections, lock-gates, towers, latticsmasts, roofs, roofing frameworks, door andwindow frames, shutters, balustrades, pillarsand columns), of iron or steel; plates, strip,rods, angles, shapes, sections, tubes and thelike, prepared for use in structures, of ironor steel:

-01 Scaffolding 20*-02 Structures for civil engineering 20*-03 Fraherorks for greenncuses-99 Other 20*, 8.9

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73.22-00

73.23

-01

-02

-9973.24-00

73.25-00

73.26-00

73.27

-01-02-99

73.29-01-99

73.30-00

Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers,for any material (other than compressed orliquified gas), of iron or steel, of a capacityexceeding 300 1., whether or not lined or heat-insulated but not fitted with mechanical orthermal equipment

Casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar con-tainers, of sheet or plate iron or steel, of adescription commonly used for the conveyanceor packing of goods:

Casks and containers of a capacity of morethan 50 litresCasks and containers of a capacity of50 litres or lessOther

Containers, of iron or steel, for compressed orliquified gas

Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaitedbands, slings and the like, of iron or steelwire, but excluding insulated electric cables

Barbed iron or steel wire; twisted hoop orsingle flat wire, barbed or not, and looselytwisted double wire, of kinds used for fencing,of iron or steel

Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, fencing,reinforcing fabric and similar materials, ofiron or steel wire; expanded metal of iron orsteel:Metal screening clothExpanded metal, of iron or steelOther

Chain and parts thereof, of iron or steel:Chain for industrial purposesOther

Anchors and grapnels and parts thereof, of ironor steel

25*

40

4040

30*

18*

40

15*4015*

25*25*

30

9.8

11.4

11.411.4

10.4

11.4

7.711.47.7

9.89.8

10.4

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73.31 Nails, tacks, staples, hook-nails, corrugatednails, spiked cramps, studs, spikes anddrawing pins, of iron or steel, whether or notwith heads of other materials, but not inclu-ding such articles with heads of copper:

-01 Carding tacks for textile carding machines 40 11.4-99 Other 30* 10.4

73.32 Bolts and nuts (including bolt ends and screwstuds), whether or not threaded or tapped, andscrews (including screw hooks and screw rings),of iron or steel; rivets, cotters, cotter-pins, washers and spring washers, of iron orsteel:

-01 Neither threaded or tapped 40 11.4-02 Threaded or tapped 40 11.4-99 Other 40 11.4

73.33 Needles for hand sewing (including embroidery),hand carpet needles and hand knitting needles,bodkings, crochet hooks, and the like, andembroidery stilettos, of iron or steel:

-01 Sewing, darning and embroidery needles 45 11.8-99 Other 45 11.8

73.34-00 Pins (excluding hatpins and other ornamentalpins and drawing pins), hairpins and curlinggrips, of iron or steel 25* 9.8

73.35-00 Springs and leaves for springs, of iron orsteel 15* 7.7

73.36 Stoves (including stoves with subsidiaryboilers for central heating), ranges, cookers,grates, fires and other space heaters, gas-rings, plate warmers with burners, wash boilerswith grates or other heating elements, andsimilar equipment, of a kind used for domesticpurposes, not electrically operated, and partsthereof, of iron or steel:

-01 Stoves for domestic purposes, other than oilstoves 25* 9.8

-02 Oil stoves 25* 9.8-03 Ranges 25* 9.8**

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73.36 (cont'-04-05-06-00-08-99

73.37-00

73.38

-01-02-03-04-05-06

-99

-01

-02-03-04-99

d)

Gas appliances for domestic purposesGas-rangesParts of gas-rangesConvector-type gas radiatorsWall-stovesOther

Boilers (excluding boilers of heading No. 84.01)and radiators, for central heating, notelectrically heated, and parts thereof, of ironor steel; air heaters and hot air distributors(including those which can also distribute coolor conditioned air), not electrically heated,incorporating a motor-driven fan or blower, andparts thereof, of iron or steel

Articles of a kind commonly used for domesticpurposes, sanitary ware for indoor use,-andparts of such articles and ware, of iron orsteel; iron or steel wool; pot scourers andscouring and polishing pads, gloves and thelike, of iron or steel:

Sinks and wash basins, of stainless steelBath-tubs, of cast ironEnamelled pots and pansGalvanized pots and pansPot scourersPolishing pads, gloves and the like, of ironor steelOther

Other articles of iron or steel:Unworked articles of cast ironWorked articles of cast ironUnworked forged articlesWorked forged articlesOther

25*25*25*25*25*25*

20*

5050505045

4550

25*25*25*25*25*

9.8**9.8**9.8**9.8**9.8**9.8**

8.9

12.112.112.112.111.8

11.812.1

9.89.89.89.89.8

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Chapter 74

74.01 Copper matte; unwrought copper (refined ornot); copper waste and scrap:

-01 Unwrought copper, unrefined (e.g. blistercopper, black copper and cement copper) 0 0

-02 Unwrought copper, refined 0 0-03 Copper waste and scrap 0 0

74.02-00 Master alloys 0 0

74.03 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes andsections of copper; copper wire:

-01 Wire of a thickness of not less than 5 mm. 8* 5.3-99 Cther 8* 5.3

74.04-00 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of copper 5* 3.8

74.05-00 Copper foil (whether or not embossed, cut toshape, perforated, coated, printed, or backedwith paper or other reinforcing material), ofa thickness (excluding any backing) notexceeding 0.15 mm. 5* 3.8

74.06-00 Copper powders and flakes 10 6.2

74.07 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of copper;hollow bars of copper:

-01 Tube and pipe blanks 10 6.2-99 Other 10 6.2

74.08 Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints,elbows, sockets and flanges), of copper:

-01 Tube-fitting parts for coolants (bends, tees,branches, contact pieces, etc.), forCoolants R-12, R-22 and R-502, of a nominaldiameter of up to 100 mm. 10 6.2

-99 Other 10 6.2

74.10-00 Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaitedbands and the like, of copper wire, butexcluding insulated electric wires and cables 15 7.7

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74.11-00 Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, fencing,reinforcing fabric and similar materials(including endless bands), of copper wire,expanded metal, of copper 15 7.7

74.15 Nails, tacks, staples, hook-nails, spikedcramps, studs, spikes and drawing pins, ofcopper, or of:iron or steel with heads ofcopper; bolts and nuts (including bolt endsand screw studs), whether or not threaded ortapped, and screws (including screw hooks andscrew rings), of copper; rivets, cotters,cotter-pins, washers and spring washers, ofcopper:

-01 Screws, nuts, rivets and washers, cut fromthe bar, of a shank thickness or a holediameter not exceeding 6 mm. (excluding brassrivets) 15 7.7

-02 Brass rivets 15 7.7-99 Other 15 7.7

74.16 Springs, of copper 15 7.7

74.17 Cooking and heating apparatus of a kind usedfor domestic purposes, not electricallyoperated, and parts thereof, of copper:

-01 Liquid-fuel pressure stoves and parts thereof 40 11.4-99 Other 40 11.4

74.18-00 Other articles of a kind commonly used fordomestic purposes, sanitary ware for indooruse, and parts of such articles and ware, ofcopper 40 11.4

74.19 Other articles of copper:-01 Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar con-

tainers, for any material (other than com-pressed or liquefied gas), of copper, of a

capacity exceeding 300 litres, whether or notlined or heat insulated, but not fitted withmechanical or thermal equipment 15 7.7

-02 Chain and parts thereof, of copper 15 7.7-99 Other

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Chapter 75

75.01-00 Nickel mattes, nickel speiss and other inter-mediate products of nickel metallurgy;unwrought nickel (excluding electro-platinganodes); nickel waste and scrap 0* 0

75.02-00 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes andsections, of nickel; nickel wire 0* 0

75.03-00 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of nickel;nickel foil; nickel powders and flakes 0* 0

75.04-00 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of nickel;hollow bars and tube and pipe fittings (forexample, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges),of nickel 0* 0

75.05-00 Electro-plating anodes, of nickel, wrought orunwrought, including those produced byelectrolysis 0* 0

75.06-00 Other articles of nickel 0* 0

Chapter 76

76.01 Unwrought aluminium; aluminium waste and scrap-01 Unwrought aluminium 30 10.4-02 Aluminium waste and scrap 30 10.4

76.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections,of aluminium; aluminium wire 30 10.4

76.03 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of aluminium:-01 Primary forms of aluminium foil 30 10.4-02 Diagram sheets 30 10.4-99 Other 30 10.4

76.04-00 Aluminium foil (whether or not embossed, cutto shape, perforated, coated, printed, orbacked with paper or other reinforcingmaterial), of a thickness (excluding anybacking) not exceeding 0.20 mm. 25 9.8

76.05-00 Aluminium powders and flakes 25 9.8

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76.06-00 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, ofaluminium; hollow bars of aluminium 30 10.4

76.07-OO Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints,elbows, sockets and flanges), of aluminium 30 10.4

76.08-00 Structures and parts of structures, (forexample, hangars and other buildings bridgesand bridge-sections, towers, lattice masts,roofs, roofing, frameworks door and windowframes, balustrades, pillars and columns), ofaluminium; plates, rods, angles, shapes,sections, tubes and the like, prepared foruse in structures, of aluminium 25* 9.8

76.09-00 Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers,for any material (other than compressed orliquefied gas), of aluminium, of a capacityexceeding 300 1, whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or

thermal equipment 50 12.1

76.l0-00 Casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar containers(including rigid and collapsible tubularcontainers), of aluminium, of a descriptioncommonly used for the conveyance or packingof goods 25* 9.8

76.11-00 Containers, of aluminium, for compressed or

liquefied gas 50 12.1

76.12-00 Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaitedbands and the like, of aluminium wire, butexcluding insulated electric wires and cables 50 12.1

76.15-00 Articles of a kind commonly used for domesticpurposes, sanitary ware for indoor use, andparts of such articles and ware, of aluminium:

-01 Tea-strainers 50 12.1

-99 Other 25* 9.8

76.16-00 Other articles of aluminium 50 12.1

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Chapter 77

Magnesium and beryllium and articles thereof.

77.01 Unwrought magnesium; magnesium waste (excludingshavings of uniform size) and scrap:

-01 Unwrought 0 0-02 Waste and scrap 0 0

77.02-00 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections,of magnesium; magnesium wire; wrought plates,sheets and strip, of magnesium; magnesium foil;raspings and shavings of uniform size, powdersand flakes, of magnesium; tubes and pipes andblanks therefor, of magnesium; hollow bars ofmagnesium; other articles of magnesium 10 6.2

77.04 Beryllium, unwrought or wrought, and articlesof beryllium:

-00 Unwrought; waste and scrap and powder 0 0-02 Wrought 10 6.2

Chapter 78

78.01 Unwrought lead (including argentiferous lead);lead waste and scrap:

-01 Unwrought 0* 0-02 Waste and scrap 0* 0

78.02-00 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections,of lead; lead wire 15 7.7

78.03-00 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of lead 15 7.7

78.04-00 Lead foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shapeperforated, coated, printed, or backed withpaper or other reinforcing material), of aweight (excluding any backing) not exceeding1,700 g/m2; lead powders and flakes 15 7.7

78.05-00 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of lead;hollow bars, and tube and pipe fittings (forexample, joints, elbows, sockets, flanges andS-bends) of lead 15 7.7

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78.06-00 Other articles of lead 15 7.7

Chapter 79

79.01 Unwrought zinc; zinc waste and scrap:-01 Unwrought zinc 0-02 Waste and scrap 0

79.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sectionsof zinc; zinc wire 15 7.7

79.03-00 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of zinc; zincfoil; zinc powders and flakes 6* 4.4

79.04-00 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of zinc;hollow bars, and tube and pipe fittings (forexample, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges),of zinc 15 7.7

79.06-00 Other articles of zinc 15 7.7

Chapter 80

80.01 Unwrought tin; tin waste and scrap:-01 Unwrought tin 0 0-02 Waste and scrap 0 0

80.02-00 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sectionsof tin; tin wire 15 7.7

80.03-00 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of tin 15 7.7

80.04-00 Tin foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shapeperforated, coated, printed, or backed withpaper or other reinforcing material), of aweight (excluding any backing) not exceeding1 kg./m2; tin powders and flakes 15 7.7

80.05-00 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of tin;hollow bars, and tube and pipe fittings (forexample, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges),of tin 15 7.7

80.06-00 Other articles of tin 15 7.7

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81.01 Tungsten (wolfram), unwrought or wrought, andarticles thereof:

-01 Unwrought; waste and scrap; powder 0 0

-99 Other 10* 6.2

81.02 Molybdenum, unwrought or wrought, and articlesthereof:

-01 Unwrought; powder; waste and scrap 0 0

-99 Other 10* 6.2

81.03 Tantalum, unwrought or wrought, and articlesthereof:

-01 Unwrought; powder; waste and scrap 0 0

-99 Other 10* 6.2

81.04 Other base metals, unwrought or wrought, andarticles thereof; cermets, unwrought or

wrought, and articles thereof;-01 Unwrought; powder-02 Waste and scrap-03 Monocrystal and polycrystal 0 0

-04 Germanium, wrought 0* 0

-99 Other 10* 6.2

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Chapter 82

82.01-00 Hand tools, the following. spades, shovels,picks, hoes, forks and rakes; axes, bill hooksand similar hewing tools; scythes, sickles,hay knives, grass shears, timber wedges andother tools of a kind used in agriculture,horticulture or forestry 30 10.4

82.02 Saws (non-mechanical) and blades for hand ormachine saws (including toothless saw blades);

-01 Non-mechanical hand saws 50 12.1

-02 Saw blades 25* 9.8

82.03 Hand tools, the following: pliers (includingcutting pliers), pincers, tweezers, tinmen'ssnips, bolt croppers and the like; perforatingpunches; pipe cutters; spanners and wrenches(but not including tap wrenches) files andrasps:

-01 Files and rasps 30* l0.4-99 Other 30* l0.4

82.04 Hand tools, including glaziers' diamonds, notfalling within any other heading of thisChapter; blow lamps, anvils; vices and clampsother than accessories for, and parts of,machine tools; portable forges; grindingwheels with frameworks (hand or pedal operated):

-01 Hammers 25* 9.8-02 Planes, plane-irons and other woodworking

tools 25* 9.8-03 Drills (other than articles falling within

heading No. 82.05) 25* 9.8-04 Knife-sharpeners 25* 9.8-05 Anvils 25* 9.8-06 Hand-vices 25* 9.8-07 Blow lamps 25* 9.8-08 Portable forges; grinding wheels (hand or

pedal operated), whether or not mounted on

wooden frameworks 25* 9.8-09 Mounted glaziers' diamonds 25* 9.8-99 Other 25* 9.8

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82.05 Interchangeable tools for hand tools, formachine tools or for power-operated hand tools(for example, for pressing, stamping, drilling,taping, threading, boring, broaching, milling,cutting, turning, dressing, morticing or screwdriving), including dies for wire drawing,extrusion dies for metal, and rock drillingbits:

-0l Spiral or twist drills 20* 8.9-02 Tapping, milling, countersinking, reaming,

turning and broaching tools 20* 8.9-03 Heavy-duty h.s.s. twist drills for drilling

light metals and rigid materials 20 8.9-o4 Extremely heavy-duty k.h.s.s. twist drills

for drilling high-tensile and non-corrodiblematerials 20 8.9

-05 Stepped (multi-edge) twist drills 20 8.9-o6 Hard-metal-tipped twist drills for metal

cutting 20 8.9-07 Deep hole borers 20 8.9-08 Bore roll burnishing tools 20 8.9-09 Fine boring units fixable.into the boring bar 20 8.9-10 Rock-boring bits 20 8.9-11 Monolithic tools (e.g. twist drills, taps)

made of sintered and hardened metal 20 8.9-12 Drawing dies of metal carbides 20 8.9-13 Drawing dies of diamonds 20 8.9-i4 Drawing dies of other materials 20 8.9-15 Drawplates, complete (mounted) 20 8.9-16 Commutating cutting tipped tools, mounted,

cutting bits, boring bars 20 8.9-17 Thread generators for producing internal

toothing 20. 8.9-18 Pinion cutters for toothing according to DIN

(German Industrial Standard) accuracy 20 8.9-19 Hard-metal punching tools 8.9-20 Hard-metal punching tools, complete (inlaid

bits) 20 8.9-21 Slot-rolling tools, made of hard-metal, for

use in tool engineering 20 8.9-99 Other 20 8.9

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-01

-02

-99

82.13-00

Knives and cutting blades, for machinesmechanical appliances:

Knives for household appliancesOther

or for

Tool-tips and plates, sticks and the like fortool-tips, unmounted, of sintered metal carb-ides (for example, carbides of tungsten, moly-bdenum or vanadium)

Coffee-mills, mincers, juice-extractors andother mechanical appliances, of a weight notexceeding 10 kg and of a kind used for domesticpurposes in the preparation, serving or condi-tioning of food or drink

Knives with cutting blades, serrated or not(including pruning knives), other than knivesfalling within heading No. 82.06, and bladestherefor:Folding knivesKnife bladesOther

Razors and razor blades (includingblanks, whether or not in strips);

Safety razorsRazor bladesOpen-blade razorsRazor blades in stripsOther

razor blade

Scissors (including tailors' shears), andblades therefor:Ordinary scissors, for domestic useManicure scissors (nail scissors, cuticlescissors)Other

Other articles of cutlery (for example, secate-urs, hair clippers, butchers' cleavers, paperknives); manicure and chiropody sets andappliances (including nail files)

17,5*17.5*

15*

50

505050

25*25*25*10*25*

50

5025*

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8.48.4

7.7

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82.08-00

82.09

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82.11

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82.14 Spoons, forks, fish-eaters, butter-knives,ladles, and similar kitchen or tableware:

-01 Of stainless steel 25* 9.8**-99 Other 25* 9.8**

82.15-00 Handles of base metal for articles fallingwithin heading No. 82.09, 82.13 or 82.14 50 12.1

Chapter 83

83.01-00 Locks and padlocks (key, combination or elec-trically operated), and parts thereof, of basemetal; frames incorporating locks, for hand-bags, trunks or the like, and parts of suchframes, of base metal; keys for any of theforegoing articles, of base metal 50 12.1

83.02 Base metal fittings and mountings of a kindsuitable for furniture, doors, staircases,windows, blinds, coachwork, saddlery, trunks,caskets and the like (including automatic doorclosers); base metal hat-racks, hat-pegs,brackets and the like:

-01 Fittings and mountings of a kind suitablefor fancy leather goods 50 12.1

-99 Other 50 12.1

83.03-00 Safes, strong-boxes, armoured or reinforcedstrongrooms, strongroom linings and strongroomdoors, and cash and deed boxes and the like,of base metal 50 12.1

83.04 Filing cabinets, racks, sorting boxes, paperrests and similar office equipment, of base

metal, other than office furniture fallingwithin heading No. 94.03:

-01 Office requisites 50 12.1

-99 Other 50 12.1

83.05-00 Fittings for loose-leaf binders, for files or

for stationery books, of base metal; letterclips, staples, indexing tags, and similarstationery goods, of base metal 50 12.1

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83.06 Statuettes and other ornaments of a kind usedindoors, of base metal, photograph, pictureand similar frames, of base metal; mirrors ofbase metal.

-01 Statuettes and other ornaments of a kind usedindoors 50 12.1

-99 Other 50 12.1

83.07 Lamps and lighting fittings, of base metal, andparts thereof, of base metal (excluding switcheselectric lamp holders, electric lamps forvehicles, electric battery or magneto lamps,and other articles falling within Chapter 85except heading No. 85.22):

-01 Miners' safety lamps and parts thereof 50 12.1-02 Hurricane lamps and parts thereof 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

83.08-00 Flexible tubing and piping, of base metal 15* 7.7

83.09 Clasps, frames with clasps for handbags and thelike, buckles, buckle-clasps, hooks, eyes, eye-lets, and.the like, of base metal, of a kindcommonly used for clothing, travel goods, hand-bags, or other textile or leather goods; tub-ular rivets and bifurcated rivets, of basemetal, beads and spangles, of base metal:

-01 Hooks, eyes, eyelets and similar articles 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

83.11-00 Bells and gongs, non-electric, of base metal,and parts thereof of base metal 50 12.1

83.13-00 Stoppers, crown corks, bottle caps, capsules,bung covers, seals and plombs, case cornerprotectors and other packing accessories, ofbase metal 25* 9.8

83.14-00 Sign-plates, name-plates, numbers, letters, andother signs, of base metal 50 12.1

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83.15 Wire, rods, tubes, plates, electrodes andsimilar products, of base metal or of metalcarbides, coated or cored with flux material,of a kind used for soldering, brazing, weldingor deposition of metal or of metal carbides;wire and rods, of agglomerated base metal pow-der, used for metal spraying:

-01 Electrodes for welding and deposition ofmetal 10* 6.2

-02 Wire for autogenous and arc welding 10* 6.2-03 Wire for tin soldering (ordinary) 10* 6.2-04 Resin-cored or -coated wire for tin soldering

(for telecommunications purposes) 10* 6.2-99 Other 10* 6.2

84.00 Steam and other vapour generating boilers(excluding central heating hot water boilerscapable also of producing low pressure steam);superheated water boilers:

-01 Boilers for power stations 20* 8.9-02 Boilers for industrial purposes 20* 8.9-03 Auxiliary boilers 20* 8.9-04 Parts of products of heading No. 84.01 20* 8.9-99 Other 20* 8.9

84.02-00 Auxiliary plant for use with boilers ofheading No. 84.01 (for example, economisers,superheaters, soot removers, gas recoverers an

the like); condensers for vapour engines andpower units 50 12.1

84.03 Producer gas and water gas generators, with or

without purifiers; acetylene gas generators(water process) and similar gas generators,with or without purifiers:

-01 Automatically-controlled flue-gas generators(durability of refractory walling 3,000 hrs.minimum, loading capacity of furnace chamber5 Gcal./cu. metre minimum, temperature ofproducible flue-gas 500 to 1,200°C, totalrange of output control 1 to 10 in the case

of gas-fired systems and 1 to 5 in the case

of oil-fired systems) 40 11.4

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-02 Inert-gas producing equipment (variability ofprotective atmosphere components: C02< 0.2%,CO -O to 4%, H2 =O to 4%, cH4= l%; dewpoint (i max. )c x to 300C; regulatabilityof the volume of protective atmosphere 1:2;endurance of fillers at least 3,000 hours ofservice; maintenance of air-gas proportionregardless of minimum output 40 11.4

-03 Exo-gas producing equipment (variability ofprotective atmosphere components: C02 = 3.5%to 8%, CO = 4% to 12%, H2 = 5% to 18%, CH42%;dew point (4) = +25 ..........-40°C; regulat-ability of the volume of protective atmos-phere 1:2; endurance of fillers min. 3,000hours of service; maintenance of air-gasproportion regardless of output) 40 11.4

-04 Endo-gas producing equipment (variability ofprotective atmosphere components: C02 = 2%,CO = 15% to 21%, H2 = 25% to 40%, CH4 = o to2%, dew point (i) = +10 ........-10%; regulatability of protective atmosphere components1:2; endurance of fillers min. 3,000 hoursof service; maintenance of air-gas proportionregardless of output; carbo-potential regul-ation 40 11.4

-05 Hydrogen and nitrogen purifiers for rectifyingthe fuel gas in annealing furnaces with prote-ctive atmosphere 40 11.4

-o6 Gas-mixing equipment (for the accurate batchingof highly-refined and doppling gas; forannealing furnaces with protective atmosphere;for diffusion ovens; for epytaxial 'layergenerators; for separators of nitride andoxide layers; for argon-protected arc-weldingequipment 40 11.4

-07 Equipment for the production of highly-rectified liquid nitrogen 40 11.4

-08 Equipment for the production and separationof highly-rectified hydrogen 40 11.4

-99 Other 40 11.484.05 Steam or other vapour power units, whether or

not in corporating boilers-01 Steam and other vapour power units not

incorporating boilers 20* 8___Other_ 40 11.

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84.06 Internal combustion piston engines:-01 Automobile engines of a cylinder capacity

of 5,000 cc. or less 50 20-02 6-cylinder diesel engines with a cylinder

capacity of not more than 6,000 c.c. and ofan output of not less than 100 h.p. DIN butnot more than 130 h.p. DIN, intended forheavy all-wheel driven tractors with fourdriving wheels of identical size and withuniform dynamic distribution of the weightover both axles, the tractor weighing notless than 5,000 kgs. (without ballast oradditional weights) 30* 20(10,4rb)

-03 Other automobile engines of a cylindercapacity of more than 5,000 cc. 50* 20

-04 Aircraft engines 50 20(12,1 rb)-05 Marine engines with a rating of 800 metric

h.p. or less 50 20-06 Marine engines with a rating of more than

800 metric h.p. 50 20-07 Other internal combustion piston engines 50 20

C-08 Engine parts and components 60 60 nb

84.07-00 Hydraulic engines and motors (including waterwheels and water turbines) 40 l1.4

84.08 Other engines and motors:-01 Turbo-reactors 50 12.1-02 Gas turbines 20* 8.9-03 Parts of products of heading No. 84.06 20* 8.9-99 Other 20* 8.9

84.09 Mechanically propelled road rollers:-01 Trailer vibrating road rollers )Lo 11.4**-02 Articulated vibrating self-propelled road

rollers, with hydraulic drive, with variablevibration frequency and interchangeableparts 40 11.4**

-03 Vibrating sheep's-foot rollers of a weightin running order exceeding 15 tons, tractivepower exceeding 100 h.p. 40 11.4**

-o4 Rubber-tyred road rollers of a weight inrunning order exceeding 18 tons, with wheelload regulatable during operation and self-regulating wheels 40 11.4**

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-99 Other 40 11.4**

84.10 Pumps (including motor pumps and turbo pumps)for liquids, whether or not fitted withmeasuring devices; liquid elevators of bucketchain, screw, band and similar kinds:

-01 Acid-, alkali- and heat-resistant boiler-feed pumps for terminal pressures of atleast 160 atmospheres overpressure, over adelivery output of Q = 300 t/h, in the caseof a higher temperature than t = 150° C,with higher revolution than n 3,000 15* 7.7

-02 Acid-, alkali- and heat-resistant processpumps used in the mineral oil industry todeliver media of more than 400° C intemperature and having a density of morethan 900 kp/cu. metre 15* 7.7

-03 Other acid-, alkali- and heat-resistantpumps 20* 8.9

-04 Wine pumps 20* 8.9-05 Petrol stations with pump and meter, in an

explosion-proof execution, with simultaneouscharging, and measuring accuracy of 0.5% 15* 7.7

-06 Other petrol-delivery pumps fitted withmeasuring devices 20* 8.9

-07 Submergible centrifugal pumps and spare part 10* 6.2-08 Return water pumps over a delivery output of

Q=300 t/h, in vertical form with a suctiontank surrounding the pump 15* 7.7

-09 Portable waste water pumps being built togetherwith the electric engine in a closed case,which can be immersed fully into the mediumto be delivered 15* 7.7

-10 Plunger pumps over a delivery output ofQ = 300 cu. metres or more 15* 7.7

-11 Plunger pumps with a casing separated in theaxial plane, in a reversed flow arrangement,with a delivery height of H - 500 metres ormore 15* 7.7

-12 Slurry and tailing pumps with a fully armourcasing provided by interchangeable wearinginsertions, pressure connection diameter morthan 400 mm. 15* 7.7

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Duties in % ad valorem.


Pressure booster pumps for mineral oil ductswith casing being separated in the axialplane, the axle of the suction and pressureconnection falls into a common line 15* 7.7Concrete pumps over 20 cu. metre/h output 15* 7.7Ammonia coolant pumps, delivered quantity2 to 10 cu. metres/h. delivery head: 30 to40 metres 15* 7.7Other 20* 8.9

Air pumps, vacuum pumps and air or gascompressors (including motor and turbo pumpsand compressors, and free-piston generatorsfor gas turbines); fans, blowers and thelike:Ammonia-operating turbo-compressors andscrew compressors with an output of 0.6 to1.2 million cal/h 40 11.4Piston-type compressors for a terminalpressure of over 500 atmospheres and used inthe production of polyethylene and other.chemical agents and synthetic materials 40 11.4Acetyline compressors 40 11.4Chlorine-gas compressors 40 11.4Oxygen compressors of capacities higher than20 cu. metres/minute, provided the terminalpressure is lower than 150 atmospheres, andof capacities higher than 5 cu. metres/minutewhere the terminal pressure is higher than150 atmospheres 40 11.4Intermediate and high-pressure turbo-compressors for use in the chemicalsindustry, where the terminal pressure ishigher than 150 atmospheres 40 11.4Pumps and compressors for other specialpurposes in the chemicals industry 40 11.4Compressors (mobile) with sound-dampingdevice (provided the noise level of theoperating unit, measured at a distance of7 metres and a height of 1.5 metres does notexceed 80 dB) 40 11.4

84.11

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-09 Semi-stationary (without bases) compressingunits (where the gas supply is in excess of100 cu. metres per minute or the terminalpressure is higher than 10 atmospheres) 40 11.4

-10 Rotary compressors of a capacity exceeding100 cu. metres/minute or a terminalpressure exceeding 100 atmospheres 40 11.4

-11 Vacuum pumps for use in the manufacture ofradio receiver valves and amplifier valves,of an output exceeding 500 valves per hour 40 11.4

-12 Positive-displacement air pumps (vacuumpumps) of a capacity exceeding 30 cu. metresminute 40 U1.4

-13 Water-ring vacuum pumps of a capacityexceeding 30 cu. metres/minute 40 11.4

-14 Rotary plastic-bladed vacuum pumps, direct-drive, highspeed (for producing atechnological vacuum of 760 - 10- Torr) 40 .1.4

-15 Rotary vacuum pumps, anti-vibration,supported, direct-drive (for producing atechnological vacuum of 760 - 10 Torr) 40 11.4

-16 Roots system vacuum pumps without oil seal(for producing a technological vacuum ofT60-10 Torr or 30-10-4 Torr) 40 U .4

-17 Turbo-molecular vacuum pumps for producingan oil and steam-free vacuum (for producinga technological vacuum of 10-' to 10-0 Torr) 40 11.4

-18 Jet liquid pumps using oil or water as theworking fluid (for producing a technologicalvacuum of 760-1 Torr) 40 11.4

-19 Vacuum pumps, steam-jet ejector type, usingwater, oil or mercury as the workingfluid (for producing a technological vacuumof 10 - 10-4 Torr) 40 11.4

-20 Oil-deffusion vacuum pumps, multi-stage,with ejector pre-stage (for producing atechnological vacuum of 10-2 to 10-8 Torr) 40 11.4

-21 Mercury-diffusion vacuum pumps, multi-stage,water-cooled, for producing an oil- andsteam-free vacuum (for producing atechnological vacuum of 10-2 to 10-8 Torr 40 11.4

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-22 Regenerative type absorption vacuum pumps withmolecular filters, for the use of pre-vacuumfree from hydrocarbon impurities (forproducing a technological vacuum of 760 -l0-3 Torr) 40 11.4

-23 Sublimation vacuum pumps based on thethermic sublimation of titanium-zirconium another getter-effect metals; free fromhydrocarbon impurities (for producing atechnological vacuum of 10-2 - 10-5 Torr) 40 11.4

-24 Spray (ion-getter) vacuum pumps forproducing high and ultra-high vacuums freefrom hydrocarbon impurities (for producinga technological vacuum of 10-4 to 10-10 Torr 40 11.4

-25 Cryo-pumps working with liquid nitrogen andsorbent material (for producing atechnological volume of 10-2 to 10-6 Torr) 40 11.4

-26 Cryo-pumps working with liquid hydrogen orhelium (for producing a technologicalvacuum of 10-3 to 10-10 Torr) 40 11.4

-27 Reciprocating refrigerator-compressors(coolant: R-12, R-22 and R-502) R = gasconstant), with a piston displacement of3.2 to 600 cu. metres/h. 40 11.4

-28 Turbo refrigerating compressors (coolant:R-1l and R-113 (R = gas constant) and NH3;cooling capacity higher than 400,000 kcal/h. 40 11.4

-29 Other pumps and compressors 40 11.4-30 Free-piston generators 40 11.4-31 Twin- or multi-stage radial blowers

generating a minimum of 1.3 relative totalpressure 40 11.4

-32 Ventilators, axial and centrifugal, with anair output of 1,000 to 100,000 cu.metres/h. up to a water column pressure of300 mm. 40 11.4

-33 Explosion-proof ventilators for the suctionof hydrogenous or other explosive gases 40 11.4

-34 Ventilators fitted with silencers, of aspeed in excess of 3,000 r.p.m. and a noisespectrum not exceeding the N-80 (sound-pressure level) curve 40 11.4

-35 Ventilators made of special wear-resistantmaterials, for propelling very dusty orother aggressive materials 40 11.4

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-36 Centrifugal ventilators (air delivery: 200 tc15,000 cu. metres/h; static pressure: max.35 mm water column) 40 11.4

-37 Other fans, blowers and similar equipment 40 11.4-38 Special air and vacuum pumps; air and gas

compressors 20* 8.9-99 Other 20* 8.9

84.12 Air conditioning machines, self-contained, comp-rising a motor-driven fan and elements forchanging the temperature and humidity of air:

-01 Self-contained air-conditioning cabinets withair-cooled condensers (air output 5,000 to15,000 cu. metres/h, cooling capacity 20,000to 50,000 kcal. per hour) 30 10.4

-02 Industrial air-conditioners (air output15,000 to 80,000 cu. metres/h, cooling capa-city 60,000 to 240,000 kcal./h.) 30 10.4

-03 Self-contained split air conditioners (airoutput 2,500 to 15,000cu. metres/h, coolingcapacity 10,000 to 45,000 kcal./h.) 30 10.4

-04 Industrial split air conditioners (air output15,000 to 100,000 cu. metres/h, cooling capa-city 60,000 to 300,000 kcal./h.) 30 101.4

-05 Air-conditioning equipment for transportfacilities (motor-cars, railway coaches, etc.(cooling capacity 5,000 kcal./h.) 30 10.4

-06 Central air-conditioning plants in unit form(air output 10,000 to 100,000 cu. metres/h,cooling capacity 40,000 to 350,000 kcal./h.) 30 10.4

-07 Slat-built central air-conditioning plants(air output from 60,000 cu. metres/h, coolingcapacity from 200,000 kcal./h.) 30 10.4

-o8 Air-humidifier plants (capacity from 5 kp/h.) 30 10.4-09 Injection and exhaustion devices (circular,

square and straight longitudinal in construc-tion) (air volume from 25 cu. metres/h. on) 30 10.4

-99 Other 30 10.4

84.13-00 Furnace burners for liquid fuel (atomisers), forpulverized solid fuel or for gas; mechanicalstokers, mechanical grates, mechanical ashdischargers and similar appliances 30* 10.4

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Industrial and laboratory furnaces and ovens,non-electric:

-01 Cabinet mould and core drying ovens (dryingtemperature max. 450°C, temperature deviation20% over or under; specific heat utilization:max. 3,000 kcal./kp water) 35 11.0

-02 Continuous mould and core drying ovens (spec-ific heat utilization: max. 5,800 Kcal./kpwater; temperature of exhaust flue gas: max.150°C) 35 11.0

-03 Chamber kilns for use in forge plants, with aload up to 70 cu. metres transverse section(specific heat utilization: max. 600 cal./kp;specific bottom capacity: min. 150 kp/sq.metres/h; burn-off loss: max. 1.5%) 35 11.0

-04 Rotary bottom furnaces for use in forge plants,designed to take parts up to 2 kg. each(specific heat utilization: max. 900 kcal./kp;specific bottom capacity: min. 150 kp/sq.metres/h; burn-off loss: max. 1%) 35 11.0

-05 Rod annealing furnaces for use in forge plants,with rod-entry aperture not exceeding 80 mm(specific heat utilization: max. 450 kcal./kp; specific bottom capacity: min. 500 kp/sq. metre/h; burn-off loss: max. 0.5%) 35 11.0

-o6 Slot furnaces for use in the screw industry(specific heat utilization: max. 450 kcal./kp; specific bottom capacity: min: 6,000kp/sq. metre/h; scale-free operation) 35 11.0

-07 Non-ferrous metal annealing furnaces, turn-table or pusher type, with a charging aper-tureof up to 150 mm in depth (specific heatutilization: 250 to 500 kcal./kp; specificbottom capacity: 600 kp/sq. metre per hour) 35 11.0

-08 Furnaces for use in wire plants and patentingfurnaces (specific bottom capacity: min.250 kp/sq. metre; specific heat utilizationwhere the diameter of the wire produced is6.5 mm: 300 kcal/kp; operating free ofburn-off and decarbonization) 35 11.0

-09 Direct-heated chamber-type heat-treatmentfurnaces (constancy of work area temperature10% over or under; accuracy of temperaturecontrol 10% over or under, automated furnaceattendance) 35 11.0

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-10 Indirect-heated chamber-type heat-treatmentfurnaces for temperatures of up to 600°C(constancy of work area temperature 5% overor under; accuracy of temperature control5% over or under; circulating furnace atmos-phere; gas-tight work area where protectiveatmosphere is used; mechanized furnaceattendance) 35 11.0

-11 Indirect-heated chamber-type heat-treatmentfurnaces for temperatures ranging from 6000to 1,000°C (constancy of work area tempera-ture 10% over or under circulating furnaceatmosphere; gas-tight work area where pro-tective atmosphere is used; mechanized fur-nace attendance) 35 11.0

-12 Direct-heated continuous heat-treatment fur-naces (constancy of work area temperature 10%over or under-; accuracy of temperature con-trol 10% over or under; mechanized feed andcharge equipment fitted inside the furnace) 35 11.0

-13 Indirect-heated continuous heat-treatmentfurnaces (constancy of work area temperature10% over or under; accuracy of temperaturecontrol 10% over or under; mechanized feedand charge equipment fitted inside the fur-nace; gas-tight work area for min. 10 mmwater column overpressure where protectiveatmosphere is used) 35 11.0

-14 Shaft heat-treatment furnaces (constancy ofwork area temperature 10% over or under;accuracy of temperature control 10% over orunder; circulating furnace atmosphere;adaptable to heat treatment by the use ofprotective atmosphere) 35 11.0

-15 Gas-carburizing furnaces (constancy of workarea temperature 10% over or under; circu-lating furnace atmosphere; gas-tight constru-ction; carbon-potential regulation) 35 11.0

-16 Gas nitriding furnaces (constancy of workarea temperature 3% over or under; accuracyof temperature control 3% over or under;circulating furnace atmosphere; gas-tightconstruction) 35 11.0

-17 Cupola furnaces 20* 8.9-18 Cake and wafer baking ovens 40 11.4-19 Parts of products of heading No. 84.14 20* 8.9-99 Other 35 11.0

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84.15 Refrigerators and refrigerating equipment(electrical and other):

-01 Refrigerators for domestic purposes 45 11.8-99 Other 17* 8.2

84.16-CO Calendering and similar rolling machines (otherthan metal-working and metal-rolling machinesand glass-working machines) and cylinderstherefore 40 11.4**

84.17 Machinery, plant and similar laboratory equip-ment, whether or not electrically heated, forthe treatment of materials by a processinvolving a change of temperature such asheating, cooking, roasting, distilling,rectifying, sterilizing, pasteurizing, steaming,drying, evaporating, vapourizing, condensingor cooling, not being machinery or plant of akind used for domestic purposes;instantaneous or storage water heaters, non-electrical:

-01 Sterilizing apparatus 20* 8.9-02 Heat exchangers and condensers 20* 8.9-03 Distilling, rectifying and condensation

machinery and plant, sublimation driers andfreeze-driers 20* 8.9

-o4 Specialized machinery, apparatus and equip-ment for the treatment of materials by a

process involving a change of temperature,and parts thereof 20* 8.9

-05 Parts of products of heading No. 84.17 20* 8.9-99 Other 20* 8.9

84.18 Centrifuges; filtering and purifying machineryand apparatus (other than filter funnels, milkstrainers and the like), for liquids or gases:

-01 Separating and purifying centrifuges for usein the food industry; separators with aminimum output of 25,000 litres per hour 35 11.0

-02 Blood separators 40 11.4-03 Other centrifuges and separators 35 11.0-04 Machinery and appratus for separating gases 35 11.0-05 Water purifiers and water softeners 17.5* 8.4

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-06 High-purity (ion) water-producing and purifyingequipment 35 11.0

-07 Filters for coolants (coolants: R-12, R-22 andR-504, nominal diameter 1/4" to 1/2") 35 11.0

-08 Silicon-earth filters, with frames 35 11.0-09 Rotary filters, vacuum filters, filter presses

and the like 35 11.0-10 Other filtering apparatus 35 11.0-11 Parts of products of heading No. 84.18 17.5* 8.4-99 Other 20* 8.9

84.19 Machinery for cleaning or drying bottles orother containers; machinery for filling,closing, sealing, capsuling or labellingbottles, cans, boxes, bags or other containers;other packing or wrapping machinery; machineryfor aerating beverages; dish washing machines:

-01 Machinery for cleaning, drying, filling orclosing glass preserve jars 22* 9.3**

-02 Machinery for manufacturing, filling,closing and packing at least 5,000 1-litreplastic bottles per hour 12.5* 7.0**

-99 Other 25* 9.8**

84.20-00 Weighing machinery (excluding balances of asensitivity of 5 cg. or better), includingweight-operated counting and checkingmachines; weighing machine weights of allkinds 15* 7.7

84.21 Mechanical appliances (whether or not handoperated) for projecting, dispersing or sprayingliquids or powders; fire extinguishers(charged or not); spray guns and similarappliances; steam or sand blasting machinesand similar jet projecting machines:

-01 Water sprinklers and their parts 17.5* 8.4-02 Other mechanical appliances (whether or not

hand operated) for projecting, dispersing orspraying liquids or powders 17.5* 8.4

-99 Other 17.5* 8.4

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84.22 Lifting, handling, loading or unloadingmachinery, telphers and conveyors (for example,lifts, hoists, winches, cranes, jacks, pulleytackle, belt conveyors and teleferics), notbeing machinery falling within headingNo. 84.23:

-01 Pulley blocks 25* 9.8-02 Winches 25* 9.8-03 Magnetic elevators 25* 9.8-04 Cable-type purchase-tackle 25* 9.8-05 Chain-type purchase-tackle 25* 9.8-06 Parts of machines falling within sub-headings

Nos. 84.22-01 to 84.22-05 25* 9.8-07 Parts (mechanisms) of jib or derrick cranes 26* 9.9-08 Lorry-mounted cranes 26* 9.9-09 Tower cranes 26* 9.9-10 Conveyors 25* 9.8-11 Specialized lifting, hoisting, loading and

handling machinery 15* 7.7(6, nb)-99 Other 25* 9.8

84.23 Excavating, levelling, tamping, boring andextracting machinery, stationary or mobile,for earth, minerals or ores (for example,mechanical shovels, coal-cutters, excavators,scrapers, levellers and bulldozers); pile-drivers; snow-ploughs, not self-propelled(including snow-plough attachments):

-01 Milling-type dredgers for surface work(theoretical output over 2,500 cu. metres/h.and 500 kW. engine capacity, provided thecutting force exceeds 70 kp per cm.) 40 11.14

-02 Heap-arranging equipment (theoretical outputover 2,500 sq. metres/h. and 60 metres boomtripper length) 40 11.14

-03 Mechanical elements of the automatic controlsystems of open-cut breakers and heap-arranging machinery 40 11.4

-04 Coal ploughs (tearing and sliding planers)for seams from 0.5 metre to 2 metres in depthand 100 metres in length; powered by 2 x 75=150 kW. motors (min. power); tractive rateplane block 0.4 metre to 1.5 metres per second;tensile strength of drag chain 70 Mp. min.;hydraulically-driven feeder and arrester 40 11.4

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-05 Entry-driving machines for driving galleriesof a diameter of 3 metres or of a width of4 metres and a height of 3 metres (breakinghead motor power 40 lW. minimum of 52 h.p.where the machines are fitted with hydraulic-drive; with mechanized propulsion retainingsystems or self-actuated locking systems;equipped with water-sprayer or dustcollector for the absorption of coal dust) 40 11.4

-06 Hydraulic supporter units (for seams of adepth of 1 metre to 3.5 metres; load capacity15 to 40 Mp.; operating by emulsion from acentral pump) 40 11.4

-07 Drilling machines for use in the miningindustry 20* 8.9

-08 Armoured plough cleaners for breaking, forseams of a minimum length of 100 metres;conveying capacity 350 t. minimum; withconveyor system appropriate for conveyorcombines or for tracking a coal plough; withwear-resistant Mk-alloy trough end and rein-forced flexible connections; in single-chain types, the tensile strength of the dragchain must be at 60 Mp. and at least 45 Mp.in respect of each chain in the case of twin-chain types; length of transmision machineryless than 1.5 metres; potential of electricdrive: 500 to 1,000 V. 40 11.4

-09 Mine-blasting equipment (non-electric) 40 11.4-10 Rescue apparatus for use in mines 40 11.4-11 Parts of rescue apparatus for use in mines 40 11.4-12 Mine safety devices (mechanized, for

galleries of a height of 1 metre to 3.5metres and 0 to 450 inclination; themechanized safety system must be adaptable toa seam of 2 to 4 props of minimum 50 Mp.load capacity; minimum power of the hydraulicroller used for advancing the unit = 15 Mp.;the inclined-seam version has guide rollersbetween the adjacent units; the hydraulicinstallation uses an oil-water emulsion; thecentral pump gives a minimum pressure of 300atmospheres and has a capacity of 30 litresper minute minimum 40 11.14

-13 Parts of products of sub-headingsNos. 84.23-04 to 84.23-12 40 11.14

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Loaders operating on the principle ofshovelling or by collecting arm or sidedischarging and parts of the loader. Trackmoving or self-propelled (rubber tyre, crawlertype) design. Compressed air or electro-hydraulic drive. Specific motor output, re-ferring to the weight of the machine, at least7 kW./t. Loading capacity, referring to thegross weight of the machine, at least10 cu. metres/h. cu. metreOther machinery for use in the mining industryWell control appliances for deep boringParts for appliances falling within headingNo. 84.23-16Roller drills for deep boringDrill recovery appliancesParts for deep boring machineryCementation unitsMachinery for extracting natural gasMachinery for extracting peatGradersScrapersTrench-digging excavatorsPile driversParts of machines falling within sub-headingsNos. 84.23-24 to 84.23-27Machinery for use in the building industryScarifiersOther road-building machineryParts of machines falling within sub-headingsNos. 84.23-30 and 84.23-31Railway-building machinerySpecialized earth-moving machinerySelf-propelled drainage machines (for layingand drawing-in plastic or ceramic drain pipesOther

Agricultural and horticultural machinery forsoil preparation or cultivation (for example,ploughs, harrows, cultivators, seed andfertilizer distributors); lawn and sportsground rollers:

Maize-sowing combines, 12-row and morePloughsOther

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84.25 Harvesting and threshingmachinery, straw andfodder presses; hay or grass mowers; winnowingand similar cleaning machines for seed, grain orleguminous vegetables and egg-grading and othergrading machines for agricultural produce (otherthan those of a kind used in the bread grainmilling industry falling within headingNo. 84.29):

-01 Tomato-harvesting combines 15* 77**-02 Swath-layers for use with lucerne (alfalfa) 15* 7.7**-99 Other 15* 7.7**

84.26-00 Dairy machinery (including milking machines) 17.5* 8.4

84.27 Presses, crushers and other machinery, of akind used in wine-making, cider-making, fruit-juice preparation or the like:

-01 Wine presses, stemmers and grape crushers,pipes and fittings of non-ferrous metals orof acid-resistant steel 35 11.0

-02 Other machinery of a kind used in wine-making 35 11.0

-99 Other 35 11.0

84.28-00 Other agricultural, horticultural, poultry-keeping and bee-keeping machinery; germinationplant fitted with mechanical or thermal equip-ment; poultry incubators and brooders 17.5* 8.4**

84.29-00 Machinery of a kind used in the bread grainmilling industry, and other machinery (otherthan farm type machinery) for the working ofcereals or dried leguminous vegetables 40 11.4**

84.30 Machinery, not falling within any other headingof this Chapter, of a kind used in the followingfood or drink industries: bakery, confectionery,chocolate manufacture, macaroni, ravioli orsimilar cereal food manufacture, the preparationof meat, fish, fruit or vegetables (includingmincing or slicing machines), sugar manufactureor brewing:

-01 Machinery for use in the bakery industry 20* 8.9**-02 Machinery for making dough and pastry 40 11.4**-03 Dumpling-making machines with a capacity of

at least 5.000 per hour 40 11.4**

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-o4 Other machinery for making dough, pastry andcakes 40 11.4**

-05 Machinery used in the confectionery industry 20* 8.9**-06 Machinery for rolling, kneading and mixing

chocolate; liqueur filling machines 40 11.4**-07 Other machinery used in the manufacture of

chocolate 20* 8.9**-08 Machines for sawing sugar into lumps 40 11.4**-09 Other machinery used in the sugar industry 40 11.4**-10 Machinery used in the brewing industry 20* 8.9**-11 Machinery used for processing meat and for

preparing fish 20* 8.9**-12 Haricot bean processing lines with a capacity

of at least 4 t/h 40 11.4**-13 Brussels sprouts stripping machines with a

capacity of at least 0.5 t/h 40 11.4**-14 Steam peeling machines with a capacity of at

least 2 t/h 40 11.4**-15 Cube-cutting machines for fruit and vegetable

with a capacity of at least 2 t/h 40 11.4**-16 Wild strawberry stalk-removing machines with

capacity of at least 1 t/h 40 11.4**-17 Production lines for preserved peeled tomatoe

with a capacity of at least 2 t/h 40 11.4**-18 Aseptic container-type lines for the produc-

tion of tinned tomatoes, with a capacity ofat least 5 t/h 40 11.4**

-19 Aseptic preserving lines for liquid and mash-like materials, with a capacity of at least6,CCo1-kg. tins per hour or 6,0O0 1-kg. jarsper hour 40 11.4**

-2C Vacuum peeling machines for peeling tomatoes,with a capacity of at least 2 t/h 4h 11.4**

-21 Specialized machinery for the foodstuffsindustry 25 9.8**

-99 Other 40 11.4**

84.31 Machinery for making or finishing cellulosicpulp, paper or paperboard:

-01 Machinery for making or finishing cellulosicpulp 17.5* 8.4

-02 Machinery for making paper or paperboard 17.5* 8.4-03 Machinery for sizing or finishing paper or 1

paperboard 17.5* 8.4

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84.32-00 Book-binding machinery, including book-sewingmachines 20* 8.9

84.33-00 Paper or paperboard cutting machines of allkinds; other machinery for making up paperpulp, paper or paperboard 20* 8.9

84.34 Machinery, apparatus and accessories for type-founding or type-setting; machinery, other thanthe machine-tools of heading No. 84.45,84.46 or 84.47, for preparing or workingprinting blocks, plates or cylinders; printingtype, impressed flongs and matrices, printingblocks, plates and cylinders, blocks, plates,cylinders and lithographic stones, prepared forprinting purposes (for example, planed, grainedor polished):

-01 Type founding and setting machines 25* 9.8**-02 Plates, cylinders and other similar articles,

other than lithographic stones 17.5w 8.4**-03 Prepared lithographic stones, with or

without writing or designs 35 11.0**-04 Graphic plates of aluminium 30 10.4**-99 Other 35 11.0**

84.35 Other printing machinery;. machines for usesancillary to printing:

-01 Offset proof presses for sheets exceeding70 x 100 cm. 35 11.0**

-02 Letterset printing presses with a capacityexceeding 8,000 sheets per hour 35 11.25**

-03 Intaglio printing machines, rotary, exceeding7,000 r.p.m. 35 11.o**

-04 Offset multicolour printing machines (forprinting sheets of 50 x 70 cm., 100 x 70 cm.,86 x 120 cm. and 62 x 86 cm.) 35 11.0**

-05 Rotary offset printing machines, four-reeled,exceeding 20,000 r.p.m. 35 11.0

-06 Silk-screen printing machines with automaticfeed and ejection systems, connectable to acomputer system 35 11.0**

-07 Graveur-type machines for the preparatoryprocessing of intaglio forms, fitted withelectronic systems 35 11.o*

-08 Continuous offset developing machinery 35 1l.o**

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Description of Goods

Lighting equipment, metal-halogen type, foruse in the printing industryPhotochemical reproduction chambers, withtime-programming electronic systemsSheet-gathering machines with a capacityexceeding 5,000 rolls per hour, for use inthe printing industryAutomatic packers with multicolour printing,punching and drying systems, for use in theprinting industryForwarding machines for automatic bundling,addressing and counting systems, for use inthe printing industryNewspaper-forwarding machines with automaticbundling, addressing and counting systemsComplete production systems for producingperforated printed sheets, with continuouscounting and folding systemsColour splitting devices for use in theprinting industry (for the production ofcoloured picture post-cards), withelectronic controlsAutomatic copying frames working on electronicprinciples, for presensitized platesOther

Machines for extruding man-made textiles;machines of a kind used for processing naturalor man-made textile fibres; textile spinningand twisting machines; textile doubling,throwing and reeling machines (including weft-winding) machines:

Machines of kind used for processing cottonand flaxWool, synthetic-fibre and silk pre-treatmentsystems (resolution and wallowing unitsconnected to a pneumatic conveyer system,with blending chambers, pneumatic conveyanceof materials to the carders, central controlthe possibility of feed back value in eachunit being at least 300 kg./h, fitted withcarding machinery, magnetic cleaners, auto-matic feed, phototube control and auto-forwarding system)



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Base rate-J Final rate

-03 Wool, synthetic-fibre and silk drawingframes (with interchangeable units, automaticfault-locating signal lamp system, at leastone unit with autoleveller, a minimumcapacity of 50 metres/min. (whenwith rubber drawing system) and of 120metres/min. (when with gills) and theappropriate unit working with controllablelubrication (emulsion spray) 35 11.0

-04 Wool, synthetic-fibre and silk combingmachines, with an impact number ofat least 140 per minute and a combingefficiency capacity of at least 16 kg/h,with a conveyor loading deviationcorresponding to a medium level (as defined iin ISO standards for USTER directives),with linear measuring system andtransport-end cut-out and equipped,according to the technical requirements,with post-combing blender 35 11.0

-05 Wool, synthetic-fibre and silk ringspinning frames equipped with ahigh-degree draft drawer (minimum draftof at least 40 times and reel rate of10,000 to 12,000 r.p.m.), automaticdoffing, and speed variator layingor creeping by traverse creeling 35 11.0

-06 Wool, synthetic-fibre and silk spinningframes providing the direct spinningof the trapped twist from the rovebobbin (yarn forming and drawing byspin-turbine, air-flow conveyorsystem exceeding 200 metres per minute,rove-bobbing forwarding capacity atleast 8, with the spinning frame beingsuited to spinning with mate threads) 35 11.0

-07 Hurds carding machines (with automaticfillers, each finishing card equippedwith a feeder, finisher productionexceeding 70 kg/h. provided the laploading exceeds 3.5 kg. per 100 metres,finisher production exceeding 90 kg/h.provided the band weight exceeds 4.25 kg. per100 metres,finisher production

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84.36-07 exceeding 100 kg/h. provided the band loading(cont'd) exceeds 5.2 kg. per 100 metres, and with draw-

head fitted with can-insertion and -changingdevice and suited also to dismount coils) 35 11.0

-08 Automatic hemp-fibre hackling machines (withcover-rotating mechanism driven by differenti Igear, and with automatic section warping andforming device for treating at least 140 kg.of scrutched hemp per hour) 35 11.0

-09 Hemp-fibre stretching machines (high-capacitytypes operating with cans of at least 400 mm.in diameter, with automatic can-changer andstop-motion and, in certain types, coil feedand delivery mechanisms; with automatic bandguide and signalling system and, where amachine is of the wormscrew type, a conveyingcapacity of at least 25 metres per minute andwhere a machine is of the intersecting type,100 metres per minute; and providing a lapevenness of at least "medium level" accordingto the USTER evenness requirements) 35 11.0

-10 Hemp-tow-lap stretching frame systems(operating with cans of at least 400 mm indiameter, the individual units being equippedwith automatic can-inserting, -rotating and-changing devices and with provision formounting and dismounting the coil; in thecase of intersecting stretching frames, thelap-conveying speed must be 100 metres perminute and in the case of wormscrew stretchingframes, at least 60 metres Deriminute; andequipped with automatic band guide andsignalling system, one of the units havingautomatic stretch control and designed forequalizing at least +25% of mass unevenness;and providing a lap evenness of at least"medium level" according to the USTER evennesElrequirements 35 11.0

-11 Ring spinning frames for the wet and dryspinning of hemp fibre and tow (suitable foroperating with rove bobbins of at least 12"or cans of at least 16", of the high-capacitytype - 15 times or more - and with automaticdetector pin, a spindle speed of at least

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84.36-11 5,000 r.pm,, with traverse creel and, in the(cont'd) case of dry-spinning frames, blowing-off,

suction-cleaning and fibre-suction cleaningsystems) 35 11.0

-12 Spinning frames for the dry spinning of hempfibre and tow, with aerodynamically-balancedsuspension-type reel, reeling from the drawsliver, of a speed of at least 6,000 r.p.m.and a stretching capacity exceeding 10 times,with automatic detector pin and doffingsystem and a yarn-carrying speed of at least25 metres per minute 35 11.0

-13 Time-programmed control-box spinning machinesfor the processing of hemp (with at least80 bowls; extensibility limit 10 to 40 timesspindle rate 7,000 to 10,000 r.pm., equippedwith automatic detector pin and doffingsystem, with feed taken from cans of at least250 mm. in diameter; minimum weight of yarnpackages: 1 kg.) 35 11.0

-14 Automatic cross-winders for use in the cottonmanufacturing industry (with a yarn speed of1,200 metres per minute or more, automaticdetector pin, cut-out device, defect-signallixglamp system, after-knot-lying mechanism anddetector pin device) 35 11.0

-15 Automatic weft winders for use in the cottonmanufacturing industry (with a yarn speed of800 metres per minute or more, with automaticdetector pin, cut-out device, defect-signallirglamp system, smash-piecing, weft replenishmentmechanism and bobbin arrangement) 35 11,0

-16 Fibre cross-winding machines, with a yarn spedof 500 metres per minute or more, withautomatic cut-out device, defect-signal systemand protector motion device 35 11.0

-17 Automatic cross-winding machines., with a yarnspeed of at least 1,000 metres per minute, witautomatic cut-out device, defect-signal system,knot-lying mechanism and yarn protector motiondevice, variability of tension in lapping anda bobbin size of at least 150 x 250 mm.,designed also to produce pine-apple cones 35 11.0

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84.36-18 Fibre weft-winding machines, with a yarnspeed of 300 metres per minute or more,automatic bobbin-changing equipment, automaticprotector motion and cut-out device, defect-signal lamp system, weft-replenishingmechanism and bobbin-arrangement system 35 11,0

-19 Automatic weft-winding machines, with a yarnspeed of 800 metres per minute, automotiveprotector motion, cut-out device, defect-sigmallamp system, bobbin-arrangement device andautomatic parallel guide bar and variable yarntensioning 35 11,0

-20 Automatic weft-winding machines for themanufacture of haberdashery, fitted withautomatic defect-signal lamp system, cut-outdevice, protector motion and bobbin-arrangemensystem, of a capacity of at least 600 metresper minute 35 11.0

-21 Ring-, centrifuge- or flyer-spindle typetwisting machines for use in the fibremanufacturing industry, of a speed of at least5,000 r.p.m., with automatic protector motion 35 11.0

-22 Synthetic extruders (filament-forming units),with completely automatic feed, control,signalling and control systems and safetymechanism, each unit to be fitted with 10-15draw-heads each of a capacity totalling80 dernier, with a minimum of 160 g/h. 35 11.0

-23 Synthetic-fibre stretch-twisting machines,completely automatic, single-drive, withautomatic protection, stopping and signallinedevices and, in the case of machines of acapacity of 80 derniers, with a minimum outputof 300 g/h. 35 11.0

-24 Tow-to-yarn (synthetic) machines, with direct-drive on each spinning organ, equipped withautomations, with units consisting of 8-10spinning organs, of a capacity, in the case o80 dernier machines, of 10 kg/h. or more each 35 11.0

-25 Production lines for the manufacture offibrillated stretched synthetic foil orfoil strips, completely automated andincorporating instrumental control, of aproduction rate of at least 100 kg/h., designed

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84.36-25 also to produce twin-component strips and to(cont'd) perform biaxial or monoaxial stretching or

both, and fitted with winders designed toproduce bobbins of a minimum weight of 1 kg. 35 11.0

-99 Other 35 11.0

84.37 Weaving machines, knitting machines and machinesfor making gimped yarn, tulle, lace, embroidery,trimmings, braid or net; machines for preparingyarns for use on such machines, includingwarping and warp sizing machines:

-01 Weaving machinery of a kind used in the cottonor linen industries 17.5* 8.4

-02 Machinery of a kind used for weaving orknitting wool, man-made textile fibres, silkor hemp 17.5* 8.4

-99 Other 17.5* 8.4

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84.38 Auxiliary machinery for use with machines ofheading No. 84.37 (for example, dobbies,Jacquards, automatic stop motions and shuttlechanging mechanisms); parts and accessoriesfor use solely or principally with themachines of the present heading or withmachines falling within heading No. 84.36 or84.37 (for example, spindles and spindleflyers, card clothing, combs, extrudingnipples, shuttles, healds and heald-liftersand hosiery needles):

-01 Auxiliary machinery for use with themachines falling within heading No. 84.27 20* 8.9**

-02 Parts and accessories suitable for use withthe machines falling within headingNo. 84.36 20* 8.9**

-03 Parts and accessories suitable for use withthe machines falling within sub-heading -O1of the present heading or with the machinesfalling within heading No. 84.37 20* 8.9**

-99 Other 20* 8.9**

84.39-00 Machinery for the manufacture or finishingof felt in the piece or in shapes, includingfelt-hat making machines and hat-makingblocks 17.5* 8.4**

84.40 Machinery for washing, cleaning, drying,bleaching, dyeing, dressing, finishing orcoating textile yarns, fabrics or made-uptextile articles (including laundry and dry-cleaning machinery); fabric folding, reelingor cutting machines; machines of a kind usedin the manufacture of linoleum or other floorcoverings for applying the paste to the basefabric or other support; machines of a typeused for printing a repetitive design,repetitive words or overall colour ontextiles, leather, wallpaper, wrapping paper,linoleum or other materials, and engravedor etched plates, blocks or rollers therefor:

-01 Ironing machines and steam presses,electrically heated (excluding ironingmachinery suitable for ironing shirts) of

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an ironing pressure capacity of 2,000 kgs.with central or individual steam supply 17.5* 8. 4**

-02 Clothes-washing machines, each of a drylinen capacity not exceeding 6 kgs.domestic clothes-driers (other than thoseof the centrifugal type) 25* 9.8**

-99 Other 17.5* 8.4**

84.41 Sewing machines; furniture specially designedfor sewing machines; sewing machine needles:

-01 Sewing machines for domestic purposes 50 12.1**-02 Sewing machine needles 40 11.4**-99 Other 50 12.1**

84.42 Machinery (other than sewing machines) forpreparing, tanning or working hides, skins orleather (including boot and shoe machinery):

-01 Machinery for the manufacture or repair ofboots and shoes 17.5* 8.4**

-99 Other 17.5* 8.4**

84.43 Converters, ladles, ingot moulds and castingmachines, of a kind used in metallurgy and inmetal foundries:

-01 Fibre deflecting continuous steel mills 30 10.4-02 Continuous steel mills with bow

crystallizers 30 l0.4-03 Plants for casting non-ferrous metal strip,

pipes, bars and wire (continuous or semi-continuous type, ensuring a materialsquality and crystal structure constancycorresponding to DIN specifications) 30 l0.4

-99 Other 30 l0.4

84.44 Rolling mills and rolls therefor:-01 Semi-continuous or continuous roller trains

for the production of refined steel fittings,with a rolling speed of at least 20 metresper second and a dimension tolerance of0.2 mm. over or under 40 11.4

-02 Other roller trains and rolling mills 40 11.4-03 Rollers of at least 450 HB hardness, for

use in steel plants 30 l0.4

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-04 Other rollers 30 10.4-05 Special cold roller trains or roller stands

for the manufacture of non-ferrous metalstrip or plates, suitable for rolling with atolerance of 0.02 mm. or less over or under 25 9.8

-06 Other specialised rolling mills and rollertrains 25 9.8

84.45 Machine-tools for working metals or metalcarbides, not being machines falling withinheading No. 84.49 or 84.50:

-01 Centre lathes 50 12.1**-02 Revolving vertical and turret lathes 40 11.4**-03 Numerical-control shaft-turning lathes, of a

turning diameter capacity exceeding 500 mm. 35 11.0**-04 Numerical-control disc-type lathes, of a

turning diameter capacity exceeding 1,000 mm. 35 11.0**-05 Backing-off lathes 35 11.0**-06 Railway wheel and shaft lathes 35 11.0**-07 Crankshaft lathes 35 11.0**-08 Camshaft lathes 35 11.0**-09 Roll-turning lathes 35 11.0**-10 Thread-cutting lathes 35 11.0**-11 Cutting-off lathes 35 11.0**-12 Straightway drilling lathes 35 11.0**-13 Bar-skimming lathes 35 11.0**-14 Ring-lathes 35 11.0**-15 Other automatic and special lathes 35 11.0**-16 Other lathes 50 11.0-17 Planers 50 12.1**-18 Bench drilling machines, drill presses,

radial drilling machines and similardrilling machines 50 12.1**

-19 Single and multiple spindle verticalsensitive drilling machines 35 11.0*

-20 Horizontal drilling machines witha processineaccuracy of 24 m. 35 11.0**

-21 Single-frame multi-spindle drilling machineswith fixed and adjustable spindles 35 11.0**

-22 Series drilling machines with single basearrangement but individual spindle drives,with at least 3 working spindles 35 11.0**

-23 Drilling machines of a speed exceeding3,000 r.p.m. 35 11.0**

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-24 Other drilling machines 35 ll.0**-25 Universal drilling machines 50 12.1**-26 Special drilling machines 20* 8.9**-27 Other drilling machines 25* 9.8**-28 Heavy-duty rotary-thread-producing machines 35 11.0**-29 Other thread-producing machines 35 11.0**-30 Bevel-gear-producing machines 30 10.4**-31 Gear-shaving machines 30 lo.4**-32 Other toothing machines 30 10.4**-33 Profile-cutting band-saws 50 12.1**-34 Other sawing machines 50 12.1**-35 Twin-disc gear-grinding generators 35 11.0**-36 Precision centre grinding machines (with a

cutting accuracy of at least 14 m. anddesigned also to operate by the selectiveassembly method) 35 11.0**

-37 Planetary internal grinders 35 11.0**-38 Rotary or twin grinding wheel type vertical

surface grinders for the simultaneousgrinding of two parallel surfaces 35 11.0**

-39 Twin grinding wheel type horizontal-shaftsurface grinders for the simultaneousgrinding of two parallel surfaces 35 11.0**

-40 Vertical surface grinders with flyingspindles, bench size maximum 400 x 1,000 mm.with a grinding accuracy of at least 24 m. 35 11.0**

-41 Automatic grinding machines for use in toolengineering 35 11.0**

-42 Tooling tooth grinding machines 35 11.0**-43 Single or multi-edged precision tool-

sharpening machines with separableprogramme 35 11.0**

-44 Wire grinding machines 35 11.0**-45 Spline shaft grinding machines 35 11.0**-46 Inner groove grinding machines 35 11.0**-47 Adaptive-control grinding machines 35 11.0**-48 Other grinding machines 35 11.0**-49 Power hammers 45 11.8**-50 Bottom and upper drive high-speed free-

forming forging presses with time-programming and dimensional or numericalcontrol 40 11.4**

-51 Horizontal motion twin-ram hydraulic free-forming forging presses 4o 11.4**

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-52 Ring-shaping machines for sizes exceedinga diameter of 500 mm. 40 11.4**

-53 Countersink forging presses with a specialhigh rigidity (maximum elongation 1 mm.under a load of 1,000 Mp.), automatic 40 11.4**

-54 Multi-position automatic equipment for hotand semi-hot formation 40 11.4**

-55 Moulding machines for forming the ribs ofspline shafts and the toothing of law-modules (max. 5 spur gears) 40 11.4**

-56 "Petro-forge" equipment 40 11.4**-57 Stretch-moulding equipment for rolled

fittings of a diameter of 80 mm. or more 40 11.4**-58 Bottom-drive universal cold-flow presses 4o 11.4**-59 Universal cold-flow pressing apparatus with

a pressing force of under 250 Mp. or witha pressing force of over 630 Mp. 4o 11.4**

-60 Multi- (exceeding two) position horizontalcold-pressing automatics 40 11.4**

-61 Spindle presses with time pattern systemsand electronically-controlled impact energy 40 11.4**

-62 Hydrostatic dust-presses 40 11.4**-63 Presses with fluid (rubber, etc.) replacing

one tool half 40 11.4**-64 Transfer presses, unit assembly type or

integrally built 40 11.4**-65 Other metal presses 40 1l.4**-66 Finisher blanking machines 40 11.4**-67 Dual-form (plate-forming) equipment (in

-which the tool is manufactured by themachine itself) 40 11.4**

-68 Metal sheet spinning machines with time-pattern control 40 11.4**

-69 Vibrator shears with time-pattern control,capstan or numerically-controlled type 40 l1.4**

-70 Automatic spline pacing equipment 40 11.4**-71 High-capacity automatic plate-stamping

equipment, under 160 Mp. and over 500strokes per minute 40 11.4**

-72 High-capacity automatic plate-stampingequipment, over 160 Mp. and over 150strokes per minute 40 11.4**

-73 Cther plate-treating machines 40 11.4**

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-74 Single-purpose machines for use in the toolengineering industry 35 11.0**

-75 Screw cold-presses, automatic, designed alsoto produce threads by rolling (over 1/2") 25 9.8**

-76 Nut-producing cold presses, automatic(larger than M/6) 25 9.8**

-77 Gear-trimming machines 25 9.8**-78 Lapping machines 25 9.8**-79 Superfinishing machines 25 9.8**-80 Broaching jigs 25 9.8**-81 Supersonic processing equipment 25 9.8**-82 Other special machine-tools 25 9.8**-83 Machine-tools operating by laser rays 40 11.4**-84 Automatic tin-producing equipment (of a

minimum output of 400 5-kg.- tins per hour) 40 11.4**-85 Incandescent lamp coil making machines

(wolfram wire drawing production lines,wolfram coil-making production lines) 40 11.4**

-99 Other 40 11.4**

84.46 Machine-tools for working stone, ceramics,concrete, asbestos-cement and like mineralmaterials or for working glass in the cold,other than machines falling within headingNo. 84.49:

-01 Continuous-action machines for polishingsheet glass 35 11.0**

-02 Cold flooring working machines for grindingterrazzo and artificial stones, of acapacity of 1.3 to 3 kw., with wheeldiameter of 150 to 600 mm. 35 11.0**

-03 Machines for working grinding wheel boresand casings, for working wheels 250 to600 mm. in diameter 35 11.0**

-04 Concrete finishing machines with a discdiameter exceeding 600 mm. 35 11.0**

-99 Other 35 11.0**

84.47 -00 Machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone,ebonite (vulcanite), hard artificial plasticmaterials or other hard carving materials,other than machines falling within headingNo. 84.49 30* 10.4**

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84.48 Accessories and parts suitable for use solelyor principally with the machines fallingwithin headings Nos. 84.45 to 84.47, includingwork and tool holders, self-opening dieheads,dividing heads and other appliances formachine-tools; tool-holders for any type oftool or machine-tool for working in the hand:

-01 Grinding spindles 35 11.0-02 Grindstone adjusting devices for the

mechanical control of defined profiles 35 11.0-03 Automatic lubricators for the drives and

guideway systems of machine-tools 35 11.0-04 Liquid and smoke cooling equipment for

cutting and metal-working machine-tools 35 11.0-05 Hydraulic and pneumatic filtering attach-

ments for the cooling systems of discsand tools or work pieces 35 11.0

-06 Duplicating equipment 35 11.0-07 Feeding apparatus for shaft, disc, bolt,

fibre and strip materials 35 11.0-08 Transfer feeds for volume and plate forming 35 11.0-09 External tool-setting devices 35 11.0-10 Mechanical tool-holder devices 35 11.0-11 Mechanical indexing systems (intermittent

and continuous) 35 11.0-12 Slide guide and spindle safety devices 35 11.0-13 Rolling way systems and elements 35 11.0-14 Rolling spindles 35 11.0-15 Control gear and units for numerically-

controlled machine-tools 35 11.0[16 Rubber-wheeled manipulators and charging

machines 50 50.0 na]-17 Robots ("mechanical hands") 35 11.0

[-18 Machine accessories for simultaneous wire-dressing and cutting machines 50 50.0 nb]

-19 Mechanisms for tape winding and unwinding 35 11.0

[-20 Tooling-up systems designed for rapidchange and assembly from type units 50 50.0 nb]

-21 Tool holders for numerically-controlledmachine-tools 35 11.0

-22 Work and tool holders (not mechanical) 35 1.0

[- 99 Other 50 50.0 nb]

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84.49-00 Tools for working in the hand, pneumatic orwith self-contained non-electric motor 30* 10.4

84.50 Gas-operated welding, brazing, cutting andsurface tempering appliances:

-01 Machines for applying stress-relievinggrooves to steel ingots, with at least4 burners 25* 9.8

-02 Gas-operated cutting machines 25* 9.8-03 Petrol soldering lamps (gas operated) 25* 9.8-04 Specialised gas-operated machines and

appliances 15* 7.7-99 Other 25* 9.8

84.51 Typewriters, other than typewritersincorporating calculating mechanisms;cheque-writing machines:

-01 Portable typewriters 15* 7.7-02 Typewriters for use in offices and special

purpose typewriters 15* 7.7-03 Typewriters fitted, in addition, with

Braille characters 30 10.4-99 Other 30 10.4

84.52 Calculating machines; accounting machines,cash registers, postage-franking machines,ticket-issuing machines and similar machines,incorporating a calculating device:

-01 Electric calculating machines 20* 8.9-02 Electronic calculating machines 15* 7.7-03 Other calculating machines 20* 8.9-04 Accounting machines 20* 8.9-05 Cash registers 20* 8.9-99 Other 20* 8.9

84.53 Automatic data processing machines and unitsthereof; magnetic or optical readers,machines for transcribing data onto datamedia in coded form and machines forprocessing such data, not elsewhere specifiedor included:

[-01 Punching, checking, sorting and multiplyingmachines 20* 20]

[-02 Electronic computers and data processingmachines 20* 20]

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[-99 Other 20* 20]

84.54 Other office machines (for example, hecto-graph or stencil duplicating machines,addressing machines, coin-sorting machines,coin-counting and wrapping machines, pencil-sharpening machines, perforating and staplingmachines):

-01 Duplicating machines 20* 8.9 (8.0

-02 Office-type sorting machines, addressing nb)

machines, coin-sorting or coin-countingmachines (including bank-note countingand paying-out machines) 20* 8.9

-99 Other 20* 8.9

84.55 Parts and accessories (other than covers,carrying cases and the like) suitable foruse solely or principally with machines of a

kind falling within heading No. 84.51,84.52, 84.53 or 84.54:

-01 Parts and accessories for machines fallingwith sub-headings 84.52-02 and 84.53-02 20* 8.9

-02 Disc packs for computers 20* 8.0 nb

-03 Parts and accessories for copying machines 20* 8.0 nb

-99 Other 20* 8.9

84.56 Machinery for sorting, screening, separating,washing, crushing, grinding or mixing earth,stone, ores or other mineral substances, insolid (including powder and paste) form;machinery for agglomerating, moulding or

shaping solid mineral fuels, ceramic paste,unhardened cements, plastering materials or

other mineral products in powder or pasteform; machines for forming foundry mouldsof sand:

-01 Ore-preparation plants 40 11.4**-02 Machines for producing tiles and glazed

tiles 40 11.4**-03 Mixing machines for hot concrete, with a

capacity of over 500 litres 40 11.4**-04 Parts for machines falling within sub-

heading 84.56-03 40 11.4**-05 Eirich mixers 40 11.4**

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-06 Pebble classifying mills, working on thewater-stream principle, for grain sizesunder 3 mm. 40 11.4**

-07 Mechanical pebble classifying mills withspecial (bow-type, plastic-loom, rubber-coated, etc.) screens 40 11.4

-08 Combines for manufacturing house components 40 11.4**-09 Other machinery of a kind used for

manufacturing building components 40 11.4**-10 Crushing and grinding machines used for the

manufacture of semi-porcelain goods 40 11.4**-11 Other machinery of a kind used for the

manufacture of semi-porcelain goods 40 11.4**-12 Coal washers 40 11.4**-13 Measuring (batching) and feeding apparatus 4o 11.4**-14 Putty kneading machines 4O 11.4**-15 Machines for forming foundry moulds of sand 15* 7.7**-16 Laboratory appliances for mixing, grinding,

shaking, etc. preparations intended forexamination 4o 11.4**

-17 Stone crushing and sorting equipment, towed 40 ll.4**-99 Other 40 11.4**

84.57 Glass-working machines (other than machinesfor working glass in the cold); machinesfor assembling electric filament anddischarge lamps and electronic and similartubes and valves:

-01 Machines for the working of flat glass(other than machines for working flatglass in the cold) 25* 9.8

-02 Lamp bulb manufacturing machine sets withinner frosting equipment, with an outputof not less than 65,000 pieces per hour 0 0

-03 Machine lines for drawing, blowing andassembling fluorescent tubes, with acapacity of not less than 3,000 pieces perhour 0 0

-04 Other glass-working machines (other thanmachines for working glass in the cold) 25* 9.8

-05 Machines for assembling electric filamentand discharge lamps and electronic andsimilar tubes and valves 25* 9.8

-06 Specialised machines for use in the glassindustry 25* 9.8

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-07 Machines for the manufacture of glasshollow-ware 25* 9.8

-08 Machines for the manufacture of glasswadding 25* 9.8

-09 Vacuum-technology machinery 20 8.9-10 Complete production lines for incandescent

lamps, of a capacity exceeding 3,500 piecesper hour 20 8.9

-11 Machines for the production of incandescent-lamp sockets, of a capacity exceeding2,000 pieces per hour 20 8.9

-12 Incandescent lamp assembling machines, of acapacity exceeding 2,000 pieces per hour 20 8.9

-13 Incandescent lamp welding machines, of acapacity exceeding 3,500 pieces per hour 20 8.9

-14 Incandescent lamp filling machines, of acapacity exceeding 3,500 pieces per hour 20 8.9

-15 Incandescent lamp heading attachments, of acapacity exceeding 3,500 pieces per hour 20 8.9

-16 Incandescent lamp burning machines, of acapacity exceeding 2,000 pieces per hour 20 8.9

-17 Incandescent lamps and fittings feed andforwarding installations 20 8.9

-18 Other machines and production lines forthe production of incandescent lamps 20 8.9

-19 Black and white TV picture tubemanufacturing machines and production linesof a capacity exceeding 25 pieces per hour 20 8.9

-20 Colour TV picture tube manufacturingmachines and production lines, of acapacity exceeding 25 pieces per hour 20 8.9

-21 Other TV picture tube manufacturingmachines 20 8.9

-22 Radio-receiver and amplifier valve weldingmachines, of a capacity exceeding 500pieces per hour 20 8.9

-23 Working and measuring systems for radioreceivers and amplifier valves 20 8.9

-24 Other machines used in the production ofvacuum tubes 20 8.9


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84.58-00 Automatic vending machines (for example,stamp, cigarette, chocolate and foodmachines), not being games of skill orchance 20* 8.9

84.59 Machines and mechanical appliances, havingindividual functions, not falling within anyother heading of this Chapter:

-01 Machines for use in the manufacture of theproducts falling within heading No. 28.51 0* 0

-02 Nuclear reactors 0* 0-03 Portable isotopic pipe welding testers 12.5* 7.0-04 Portable isotopic welded joint controllers 12.5* 7.0-05 Portable, self-propelled, isotopic pipe

welding testers 12.5* 7.0-06 Other machines and appliances using

irradiated fissile material 25* 9.8-07 Machines for rope or cable making, including

machines for making electric wires andcables 25 9.8

-08 Plasma-welding equipment to applicatefrom dust 12.5* 7.0

-09 Plasma-cutter equipment in the case ofusing inexpensive gas (for example, air,nitrogen), over 30 kw 12.5* 7.0

-10 Ultrasonic microwelder machines 12.5* 7.0-11 Electron ray welder equipment with

accelerating voltage under 30 kv., andhigh thermionic current 12.5* 7.0

-12 Precision, electron ray welder equipmentwith accelerating voltage over 30 kv. andlow thermionic current 12.5* 7.0

-99 Other 20* 8.9

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84.60 Moulding boxes for metal foundry; moulds of atype used for metal (other than ingot moulds),for metal carbides, for glass, for mineralmaterials (for example, ceramic pastes,concrete or cement) or for rubber or artificialplastic materials:

-01 Interchangeable mould units and moulds withinsert, and with changeable units, forpressure casting of aluminium 5 3.8

-99 Other 40 11.4

84.61 Taps, cocks, valves and similar appliances, forpipes, boiler shells, tanks, vats and the like,including pressure-reducing valves and thermo-statically controlled valves:

- OI Pressure-reducing valves 20* 8.9-99 Other 20* 8.9

84.62 Ball, roller or needle roller bearings:-01 Ball- and roller bearings being inter-

nationally standardized, with increasedaccuracy, special sign (usually P6, P5, P4 orSp, Up) according to ISO, as well as thecatalogue requirements. Exceptions are thesingle-row, deep-groove ball bearings, withbore diameter less than 150 mm., self-aligning ball bearings with less than 110 mm.bore diameter and radial bevel rollerbearings 10* 6.2

-02 Noiseless ball- and roller bearings withsign (P006, C6, Cf, Cg) referring to this,and note on the package. Exceptions are thesingle-row, deep-groove ball- and bevelroller bearings with bore diameter less than70 mm. 10* 6.2

-03 Single-row, deep-groove ball bearings,series 60, 62, 63, packed by plate or rubberon one or both sides, in size over 70 mm.bore diameter and ball bearings belonging toother series in all sizes 10* 6.2

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84.62 (cont'd)-04 Ball- and roller bearings in a form

different from the normal and with specialsign (usually P01, P02, P03, P04, P05, or Cl,C2, C3, C4, C5) according to ISO and cata-logues. Exceptions are the single-row,deep-groove ball bearings with less than150 mm. bore diameter, as well as self-aligning ball bearings with less than100 mm. bore-hole 10* 6.2

-05 Ball- and roller bearings made from thermo-stable material and with special signreferring to this (usually SO, Sl, S2, S3,S4) 10* 6.2

-06 Ball- and roller bearings manufactured withunusual cage structure (for example, J, Y, M,F, L, T, TH, TN) or without cage (V) andprovided by the appropriate mark 10* 6.2

-07 Increased-accuracy and paired ball bearings,signed according to this 10* 6.2

-08 Increased-capacity ball bearings signed byadditional letter (usually C or A and HLrespectively). Exceptions are the bevelroller bearings with less than 110 mm. bore-hole 10* 6.2

-09 Four-point contact (separated inner race)single-row ball bearings belonging to theseries Q12, Q13 respectively 10* 6.2

-10 Ball- and roller bearings with less than10 mm. hole diameter 10* 6.2

-11 Needle bearings and cage-controlled needleroller rows 10* 6.2


84,63 Transmission shafts, cranks, bearing housings,plain shaft bearings, gears and gearing(including friction gears and gear-boxes andother variable speed gears), flywheels,pulleys and pulley blocks, clutches and shaftcouplings:

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84.63 (cont' d)-01 Crankshafts and camshafts for the engines

falling within heading No. 84.06 50 20-99 Other 50 20

84.64-00 Gaskets and similar joints of metal sheetingcombined with other material (for example,asbestos, felt and paperboard) or of laminatedmetal foil; sets or assortments of gasketsand similar joints, dissimilar in composition,for engines, pipes, tubes and the like, put upin pouches, envelopes or similar packings 25* 9.8**

84.65 Machinery parts, not containing electricalconnectors, insulators, coils, contacts orother electrical features and not fallingwithin any other heading in this Chapter:

-01 Mass-produced ordinary parts of base metal,of a diameter not exceeding 25 mm. 20* 8.9

-99 Other 20* 8.9

Chapter 85

85.01 Electrical goods of the following descriptions:generators, motors, converters (rotary orstatic), transformers, rectifiers andrectifying apparatus, inductors:

-01 Electric generators, motors and rotaryconverters, of an output not exceeding0.6 kw. 30* 10.4**

-02 Electric generators, motors and rotaryconverters, of an output exceeding 0.6 kw.but not exceeding 100 kw. 30* 10.4**

-03 Electric generators, motors and rotaryconverters, of an output exceeding 100 kw. 30* 10.4**

-04 Telecommunications transformers 30* 10.4**-05 Voltage-regulating transformers 30* 10.14**-06 Power transmission transformers and inductors

(chokes) 30* 10.4**-07 Welding transformers 30* 10.4**-08 Other transformers 30* l0.4**-09 Parts of products of heading No. 85.01 30* 10.4**-99 Other 30* 10.4**

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Electro-magnets; permanent magnets andarticles of special materials for permanentmagnets, being blanks of such magnets;electromagnetic and permanent magnet chucks,clamps, vices and similar work-holders;electromagnetic clutches and couplings;electromagnetic brakes; electromagneticlifting heads:

Electro-magnets for use in telecommunicationsequipment and apparatusOther

Primary cells and primary batteries

Electric accumulators:Zinc-lead accumulatorsZinc-silver button-type accumulatorsNickel-cadmium button-type accumulatorsOther button-type accumulatorsAccumulators for use in telecommunicationsand medical therapy (e.g. for hearing aids)PartsOther

Tools for working in the hand, with self-contained electric motor:Electric tools for working in the handParts

Electro-mechanical domestic appliances, withself-contained electric motor:Electro-mechanical domestic appliancesParts

Shavers and hair clippers, with self-containedelectric motor:

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85.08 Electrical starting and ignition equipment forinternal combustion engines (including ignitionmagnetos, magneto-dynamos, ignition coils,starter motors, sparking plugs and glow plugs);generators (dynamos and alternators) and cut-outs for use in conjunction with such engines:

-01 Starter motors, dynamos and dynamo cut-outapparatus 25* 20

-02 Ignition coils and magneto-dynamos 50 20-03 Sparking plugs 50 20-04 Glow plugs 50 20-99 Other 50 20

85.09 Electrical lighting and signalling equipmentand electrical windscreen wipers, defrostersand demisters, for cycles or motor vehicles:

-01 Electrical equipment for use in automobiles,other than that falling within headingNo. 85.08 50 12.1

-02 Sound signalling equipment 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

85.10 Portable electric battery and magneto lamps,other than lamps falling within headingNo. 85.09:

-01 Miners' safety lamps 50 12.1-02 Parts 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

85.11 Industrial and laboratory electric furnaces,ovens and induction and dielectric heatingequipment; electric or laser-operatedwelding, brazing, soldering or cuttingmachines and apparatus:

-01 Industrial arc furnaces of a capacity up to5 Mp (production higher than 1.5 Mp perhour; transformer capacity lower than12 mva; consumption of refractory bricksless than 45 kp/t; electrode wear5 to 9 kp/t; specific current consumption:single-shift operation, less than 370 kwh/Mp; 50 50 nb]two-shift operation, less than 880 kwh/Mp)

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Industrial arc furnaces of a capacity up to

10 Mp (production higher than 2.5 Mp/h;transformer capacity lower than 22 mwa;

consumption of refractory bricks less than

415 kp/t; specific current consumption:

single-shift operation, less than 570 kwh/Mp;two-shift operation, less than 880 kw/Mp)Electric arc melting furnaces (capacity:2 to 50 kva; weight of lining: 1 to 100 kp;

easy handling; simple change of lining,

possibility of automatic control of

electrode supply)Electric medium-frequency induction meltingfurnaces (capacity: 50 to 1,500 kva, amount

of heat 10 to 20 Mp, with static frequency

transformer)

Electric resistance annealing furnaces with

movable lining and uncontrolled atmosphere

(for the provision of a temperature range

between 20° and 1,000°C in space- or time-

pattern terms, capacity from 50 to 600 kva,

inner volume from 1 to 50 cu. metres,

temperature constancy compared with pro-

grammed temperature better than 15% over or

under, with automatic temperature control, docu-

mentative measuring of temperature and

power consumption, and automatic liningmovement)

Work chambers with electric-resistance-

heated protective atmosphere or controlled

atmosphere (with lining suitable for con-

tinuous motion within the enclosed chamber,

or moving forward with the retort;

temperature range between 20° and 1,000°C;

designed so that the controlled atmosphere

can be generated by a separate attachment in

the chamber itself by means of auxiliary

products or without intervention in the

operative process; temperature constancy:

better than 5% over or under; with auto-

matic temperature and atmosphere control and

recording; with temperature-changing system

operating at high speed for multi-purpose

processing and a complete series of processingoperations provided by a single attachment



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Diffusion systems for semi-conductortechnology operations, with three temperatureranges, and a temperature constancy of betterthan 1° over or under; designed for anoperating temperature of 1,200°C and a pro-cessing chamber larger than 75% in diameterEpytaxial silicon-crystal separators for usein the production of silicon transistors andintegrated circuitsOxide, nitride and doppled oxide layerremoving devices for use in the production ofsemi-conductorsBurning-in kilns for use in the production ofthick hybrid coil circuits, for the hermeticsealing of integrated circuitsContinuous complex annealing (hardening andtempering patenting) equipment for iron,steel and metal, working with a limit oferror of 10°C over or underResistance-heated laboratory furnaces forannealing and melting technology in order toachieve non-productive purposes, with anapproximate capacity of 10 kva and up to asize-limit of the inner space of 0.1 cu. metre,with controlled, generally bottle-suppliedworkspace atmosphere and with non-controlledworkspace atmosphere, with a temperaturerange of 20° to 1,700°C, with a temperatureconstancy better than 3% over or under andinstrumentation comprising the control anddocumentative measuring of all characteristicsWelding machines, up to 400 A, with a common-rotor dynamotor, portable typesWelding machines, over 400 A, with a common-rotor engine-driven generatorSemi-conductor welding units, up to 400 ASemi-conductor welding units, 400 A and over400 AResistance-welding machinesSingle-purpose welding machinesArc-welding apparatus, with C02 protectiveatmosphere, up to 150 A, for flashing-offwire under 1 mm in diameter

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5.11 (cont'd)-20 Arc-welding apparatus, with protective

atmosphere (MIG), working from impulse-operating supply 50 50 nb

-21 Arc-welding apparatus with protectiveatmosphere (MIG, MAG), fitted with a time-pattern control unit 50 50 nb

-22 Arc-welding apparatus with protectiveatmosphere (TIG), for special purposes (forthe automatic welding of circular joints oftubes and tube-sheets and tubes) 50 50 nb

-23 Frictional welders for a built-in capacity ofover 30 kw 50 50 nb

-24 High-frequency welding apparatus (for weldinglongitudinal seams of tubes, for the produc-tion of ribbed heat-exchanging tubes, etc.) 50 50 nb

-25 Thermo-compression microwelders 50 50 nb-26 Vacuum-sealing apparatus 50 50 nb-27 Parts 50 50 nb-99 Other 50 50 nb

85.12 Electric instantaneous or storage water heatersand immersion heaters; electric soil heatingapparatus and electric space heating apparatus;electric hair dressing appliances (for example,hair dryers, hair curlers, curling tongheaters) and electric smoothing irons;electro-thermic domestic appliances; electricheating resistors, other than those of carbon:

-01 Electric instantaneous or storage waterheaters and immersion heaters 35* 11.0**

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Electric soil heating apparatus and electric 35* 11.0**space heating apparatusElectric hair dressing appliances (hair 35* 11.0**dryers, hair curlers, etc.)Electric smoothing irons 35* 11.0**Electric heating appliances for domestic use 35* 11.0**Parts of products of heading No. 85.12 35* 11.0**Other 35* 11.0**

Electrical line telephonic and telegraphicapparatus (including such apparatus forcarrier-current line systems):

Electrical apparatus for carrier-current 25* 20line systemsNon-automatic and automatic switchboards 25* 20and exchanges, connex telephone technicalapparatus, sets and accessoriesParts for electrical line telephonic 25* 20apparatusTeleprinters and telex apparatus 25* 20Non-automatic and automatic teleprinting 25* 20exchangesParts for apparatus and equipment falling 25* 20within sub-headings 85.13-04 and 85.13-05Picture telegraphic apparatus and facsimile 25* 20apparatusParts for picture telegraphic and facsimile 25* 20apparatusOther 25 20

Microphones and stands therefor; loudspeakers;audio-frequency electric amplifiers:Phone-microphones identical in size with the 50 50 nbusual carbon microphones, but fitted withbuilt-in piezo-electric or electro-dynamicamplifierSound amplifiers (sound distributing and 50 50 nbamplifying switchgear)Loudspeakers without cabinets 50 50 nbLoudspeakers with cabinets or sound panels 50 50 nbParts 20 15Other 20 15

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Radiotelegraphic and radiotelephonic trans-mission and reception apparatus; radio-broadcasting and television transmission andreception apparatus (including receiversincorporating sound recorders or reproducers)and television cameras; radio navigational aidapparatus, radar apparatus and radio remotecontrol apparatus:Radiotelegraphic and radiotelephonic trans-mission apparatus (including microwave sets)of an output of 1 kW or lessRadiotelegraphic and radiotelephonic trans-mission apparatus (including microwave sets)of an output of more than 1 kWTransmitter-receivers (including microwavesets)Radio sets (including microwave sets)Data translators (sound and picture) andradio-broadcasting equipment with one ormore channels, of 1,000 mc/s. or less (VHFand UHF)Data translators (sound and picture) andradio-broadcasting equipment with one or morechannels, of more than 1,000 mc./s.(microwave)Radio-broadcasting and television trans-mission apparatus of an output of 1 kW or lessRadio broadcasting and television transmissionapparatus of an output of more than 1 kWTelevision cameras and television equipmentfor use in studiosTelevision cameras and television equipmentfor use in industryRadio and television receivers, whether ornot combinedRadio navigational aid apparatus, radarapparatus and radio remote control apparatusAccessories and parts, other than thosefalling within heading Nos. 85.18 to 85.22Other

Electric traffic control equipment for rail-ways, roads, or inland waterways and equipmentused for similar purposes in port installationsor upon airfields



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85.17 Electric sound or visual signalling apparatus(such as bells, sirens, indicator panels,burglar and fire alarms, other than thoseof heading No. 85.09 or 85.16:

-01 Score indicators 50 50 nb-02 Illuminated newscasts 50 50 nb-03 Personnel-calling indicator panels 50 50 nb

-o4 Parts, other than those falling withinheadings Nos. 85.18 to 85.21 50 50 nb

-99 Other 50 50 nb

185.18 Electrical capacitors, fixed or variable:-01 Non-adjustable paper (including metal paper)

capacitors 35 35 nb-02 Fixed mica condensers 35 35 nb-03 Fixed electrolytic condensers, capacity

0.47uF; voltage 6.3 V to 63 V; capacitytolerance - 10% to +5%; temperatureendurance -40° c. to +85° C. 35 35 nb

-04 Non-adjustable ceramic condensers, capacity1 pF to 1.5 nF; voltage 125 V to 500 v;capacity tolerance 0.5% to. 20%; temperatureendurance -55° C. to + 85° C. 35 35 nb

-05 Fixed, plastic-foil high capacity condensersover 1 kv. 35 35 nb

-06 Fixed, plastic-foil starting condenserswith a capacity of 10 to 120 uF 35 35 nb

-07 Fixed plastic-foil industrial condenserswith a capacity of 8 to 40 uF 35 35 nb

-08 Fixed tantalum condensers with a capacityof 3.3 uF to 1,000 uG, voltage 6.37 to4o v 35 35nb

-09 Rotating and other adjustablecondensers 35 35 nb-99 Other 35 35nb

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85.19 Electrical apparatus for making and breakingelectrical circuits, for the protection ofelectrical circuits or for making connectionsto or in electrical circuits (for example,switches, relays, fuses, lightning arresters,surge suppressors, plugs, lampholders andjunction boxes); resistors, fixed orvariable (including potentiometers), otherthan heating resistors; printed circuits;switchboards (other than telephone switch-boards) and control panels:

-01 Apparatus for the protection of electricalcircuits 15* 7.7

-02 Electrical apparatus for making andbreaking electrical circuits, or for makingconnections to or in electrical circuits 15* 7.7

-03 Fixed carbon resistors 15* 7.7-04 Fixed barretters 15* 7.7-05 Fixed solid resistors 15* 7.7-06 Fixed wire resistors 15* 7.7-07 Other fixed resistors 15* 7.7-08 Variable carbon potentiometers 15* 7.7-09 Variable barretters 15* 7.7-10 Variable wire potentiometers 15* 7.7-11 Other variable resistors (potentiometers) 15* 7.7-12 Switchboards and control panels 15* 7.7-13 Switches for electronic apparatus and switch

units 15* 7.7-14 Parts of products of heading No. 85.19 15* 7.7-15 Electromechanical relays, solid state and

hybrid relays, switches circuit, breakers,solenoids, manual control switches;position- sensing switches; no-touchswitches; keyboards; power circuitbreakers 15* 6.0 nb

-99 Other 15* 7.7

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85.20 Electric filament lamps and electric dischargelamps (including infra-red and ultra-violetlamps); arc lamps

-01 Filament lamps of current use 30 10.4-02 Filament lamps for use with vehicles 30* 10.4-03 Discharge lamps 30 10.4-04 Mercury-vapour lamps for industrial or

therapeutic uses 30 10.4-05 Infra-red lamps 30 10.4-o6 Arc-lamps 30 10.4-07 Electrically ignited photographic flashbulbs 30 10.4-08 Parts of products of heading No. 85.20 30 10.4-99 Other 30 10.4

85.21 Thermionic, cold cathode and photo-cathodevalves and tubes (including vapour or gasfilled valves and tubes, cathode-ray tubes,television camera tubes and mercury arcrectifying valves and tubes); photocells;mounted piezo-electric crystals; diodes,transistors and similar semi-conductordevices; light emitting diodes; electronicmicro-circuits:

-01 Thermionic valves (including hot-cathodevacuum rectifying tubes) 40 40 nb

-02 Gas-filled rectifying valves (mercury, argon,etc.) 40 40 nb

-03 Picture receiving tubes (superorthicon) 40 40 nb-o4 Picture receiving tubes (super videocon) 40 40 nb-05 Picture receiving tubes (plumbicon) 40 40 nb-06 Other picture receiving tubes 40 40 nb-07 Flat-screened oscilloscope tubes 40 40 nb-08 Oscilloscope memory tubes 40 40 nb-09 Other picture tubes 40 40 nb-10 Electrometer tubes 40 40 nb-11 Counter indicating tubes 40 40 nb-12 Voltage-regulator tubes 4o 40 nb-13 Microwave tubes 15 7.7**-14 Transmitter tubes 15 7.7**-15 Colour TV receiving amplifier tubes 40 40 nb-16 X-ray intensifier tubes 15 7.7**-17 Infra picture intensifier tubes with fibre

optical coupling 40 40 nb-18 Video-amplifier channels with electron

multipliers 40 40 nb

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-19 Industrial thermionic rectifiers 40 40 nb-20 Photoelectric tubes (photocells,

phototransistors, photomultipliers) 25 9.8**-21 Rectifiers diodes 25 9.8**-22 Controlled rectifiers diodes 25 9.8**-23 Zener diodes 25 9.8**-24 Universal diodes 25 9.8**-25 Switch diodes 25 9.8**-26 Varactors 25 9.8**-27 Modulator chokes 25 9.8**-28 Frequency modulator diodes 25 9.8**-29 Oscillator diodes 25 9.8**-30 Photodiodes 25 9.8**-31 Light-emitting diodes 25 9.8**-32 Low-capacity audio-frequency transistors 25 9.8**-33 Low-capacity radio-frequency transistors 25 9.8**-34 Low-capacity switch transistors 25 9.8**-35 High-capacity audio-frequency transistors 25 9.8**-36 High-capacity radio-frequency transistors 25 9.8**-37 High-capacity switch transistors 25 9.8**-38 Unijunction (babasic) transistors 25 9.8**-39 Phototransistors 25 9.8**-40 Thýristors 25 9.8**-41 Paltier elements 25 9.8**-42 Photocells 25 9.8**-43 Other semi-conductors 25 9.8**-44 Integrated circuit units 25* 9.8**-45 Piezo-electric oscillating crystals 15* 7.7**-46 Digital programme switches 30 10.4-47 Digital indicating devices (fluid crystal

indicators) 30 10.4-48 Optoelectronic semi-conducting devices 30 10.4-49 Cathodes for thermionic valves 20 8.9-50 Glass parts of thermionic valves 20 8.9-51 Ceramic parts of thermionic valves 20 8.9-52 Graphite anodes for thermionic valves 20 8.9-53 Metal anode grids for thermionic valves 20 8.9-54 Other metal parts of thermionic valves 20 8.9-55 Magnetic screen grids for thermionic valves 20 8.9-56 Electron-ray tube accessories for thermionic

valves 20 8.9-57 Silicon single-crystal plates 20 8.9-58 Diffused silicon slices 20 8.9

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-59 Thin wire electrodes for semi-conductingdevices 20 8.9

-60 Spare parts and accessories for hybridcircuits 20 8.9

-61 Chip condensers 20 8.9-62 Other chip parts 20 8.9-63 Stands and sockets 20 8.9-64 Vacuum and gas protected relays 20 8.9-65 Parts 20 8.9-66 High capacity radio-frequency transistors,

over 1 watt 25 9.8 nb-67 Bipolar thyristors 25 9.8 nb-99 Other 30 10.4

85.22-00 Electrical appliances and apparatus, havingindividual functions, not falling within anyother heading of this Chapter 30 10.4

85.23 Insulated (including enamelled or anodised)electric wire, cable, bars, strip and thelike (including co-axial cable), whether ornot fitted with connectors:

-01 Lead sheathed 15* 7.7-02 Cable insulated with teflon 0* 0-03 For special telecommunications purposes 15* 7.7-99 Other 15* 7.7

85.24 Carbon brushes, arc-lamp carbons, batterycarbons, carbon electrodes and other carbonarticles of a kind used for electricalpurposes:

-01 Carbons for arc-lamps and battery carbons 12.5* 7.0-02 Blanks for electric machine carbon brushes 25* 9.8-03 Finished carbon brushes 25* 9.8-04 Electrodes 12.5* 7.0-99 Other 25* 9.8

85.25 Insulators of any material:-01 Insulators incorporating metal fittings

(i.e. glass bead type) for telcommunicationspurposes; parts and equipment therefor 20* 8.9

-02 Insulators not incorporating metal fittings,for telecommunications purposes; parts andequipment therefor 20* 8.9

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-03 Porcelain insulators for 30 kw or less 40 40 nb-04 Porcelain insulators for condenser passage

guides, for a nominal voltage of 30 to500 kv 40 40 nb

-05 Other power-current porcelain insulators 40 40 nb-06 Glass insulators 40 40nb-07 Press-span insulating plates and tubes 40 40 nb-08 Glass-fabric insulators 40 40 nb-09 Paper insulators 40 40 nb-10 Mica insulators 40 40 nb-11 Insulators made of other materials 40 40 nb

85.26 Insulating fittings for electrical machines,appliances or equipment, being fittingswholly of insulating material apart from anyminor components of metal incorporated duringmoulding solely for purposes of assembly, butnot including insulators falling withinheading No. 85.25:

-01 Insulating fittings of porcelain or glass 40 40 nb-02 Insulating fittings of artificial plastic

material 40 40 nb-03 Sockets mounted on plates of insulating

material 40 40 nb-99 Other 40 40 nb

85.27 Electrical conduit tubing and joints therefor,of base metal lines with insulatingmaterial:

-01 Fittings for telecommunications purposes 30 10.4-99 Other 30 10.4

85.28 Electrical parts of machinery and apparatus,not being goods falling within any of thepreceding headings of this Chapter:

-01 Bimetal 30 10.4**-99 Other 15* 7.7**

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Chapter 86

86.02 Electric rail locomotives, battery operatedor powered from an external source ofelectricity:

-01 Silicon-rectifier type locomotives and the 50 12.1like

-02 Electric rail locomotives for use in mines 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

86.03 Other rail locomotives; tenders-01 Diesel locomotives 50 12.1-02 Diesel-electric locomotives 50 12.1-03 Diesel-hydraulic locomotives 50 12.1-04 Steam rail locomotives and tenders 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

86.04 Mechanically propelled railway and tramwaycoaches, vans and trucks, and mechanicallypropelled track inspection trolleys:

-01 Electrical (mains current supply) 50 12.1**-02 Diesel (mechanical, hydraulic and 50 12.1**

electrical)-03 Electro-gyro rail vehicles 15 7.7**-99 Other 50 12.1**

86.05-00 Railway and tramway passenger coaches and 50 12.1luggage vans; hospital coaches, prisoncoaches, testing coaches, travelling postoffice coaches and other special purposerailway coaches

86.06-00 Railway and tramway rolling-stock, the 50 12.1following: workshops, cranes and otherservice vehicles

86.07 Railway and tramway goods vans, goods wagonsand trucks:

-01 Railway goods vans, goods wagons and trucks 15* 7.7-99 Other 30* 10.4

86.08-00 Containers specially designed and equipped for 30 10.4carriage by one or more modes of transport

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86.00 Parts of railway and tramway locomotives androlling-stock:

-01 Bogies, bissel-bogies and the like and parts 50 12.1therefore

-02 Brakes and parts therefor 25* 9.8-03 Axles, whether or not mounted, wheels and 50 12.1

parts thereof-04 Axle-boxes and parts thereof 50 12.1-99 Other 25* 9.8

86.10 Railway and tramway track fixtures and fittings;mechanical equipment, not electricallypowered, for signalling to or controlling road,rail or other vehicles, ships or aircraft;parts of the foregoing fixtures, fittings orequipment:

-01 Railway and tramway track fixtures and 50 12.1fittings; parts of the foregoing fixturesand fittings

-02 Mechanical equipment, not electrically 50 12.1powered, for signalling to or controllingroad, rail or other vehicles; parts of theforegoing equipment

Chapter 87

87.01 Tractors (other than those falling withinheading No. 87.07), whether or not fittedwith power take-offs, winches or pulleys:

-01 Garden tractors (under 15 h.p.) 40 11.4-02 Other tractors used in agriculture, with 40 11.4

internal-combustion engines-03 Aircraft tractors 25 9.8-99 Other 50 12.1

87.02 Motor vehicles for the transport of persons,goods or materials (including sports motorvehicles, other than those of headingNo. 87.09):

-01 Passenger cars 40 40 nb-02 Invalids' cars 0 0-03 Motor ambulances 50 25

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-04 Buses, 130 150 h.p., with water-cooled 50 256-cylinder engines, 2,300 mm. in widthand not less than 7,200 mm. nor more than7,400 mm. in lengthRate of duty of 20% up to a tariff quotaof US$750,000*

-05 Other buses 50* 25-06 Lorries, dumpers and tip-lorries 50 25-25 On and off-highway trucks, more than 50 12.1 nb

10 tons each-07 Special self-discharging cross-country 30* 25

vehicles, 3-axle drive or independentsingle-wheel drive, axle loading 10 tonor axle loading with double wheels 8 tonmaximum

-08 Special materials-transporting machines 30* 25used in agriculture in lieu of tractors,fitted with front- and rear-axle driveand balloon tyres

-09 Vehicles for the transport of milk, with 30* 25stainless-steel or plastic tanks and fittedwith filling and emptying pumping systems,liquid-capacity gauges and automaticsampling systems

-10 Vehicles, units and semi-trailers for the 3C* 25transport of fuel, of a capacityexceeding 2,000 litres and fitted withfilling and emptying pumping systems,liquid-capacity gauges and fuel-deliverysystems

-11 Vehicles, units and semi-trailers for the 30* 25transport of chemicals, with stainless-steel tanks and steel covers, and fittedwith auxiliary systems (for example,spraying systems)

-12 Vehicles, units and semi-trailers for the 30* 25transport of flour and milled fodderproducts, with filling and emptying pumpingsystems (pneumatic) or with combined pulleyand pneumatic discharging systems

-13 Vehicles, units and semi-trailers for the 30* 25transport of cement in powder form, fittedwith tanks of a capacity exceeding12 cubic metres and with filling andemptying pumping systems

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-14 Panel trucks and semi-trailers designed for 30* 25a speed of 40 k.p.h., with an axle loadingof 10 ton maximum or 8 ton maximum whenwith double wheels, and with steerablerear axle

-15 Car transporters, with an axle loading of 30* 2510 tons maximum or 8 ton maximum when withdouble wheels, and of a length notexceeding 16 metres

-16 Concrete-mixer lorries and semi-trailers, 30* 25with a tank capacity of 4 to 6 cubicmetres and an axle loading of 10 tonmaximum or 8 ton maximum when with doublewheels

-17 Breakdown lorries fitted with winches for 30* 25lifting the towed vehicles

-18 Trailers and heavy-duty tractor units, 30* 25with an axle loading of 10 ton maximum or8 ton maximum when with double wheels, andwith steerable axles

-19 Insulated vehicles and semi-trailers 30* 25designed for a heat range of -25° C. to+25° C.

-20 Cold-transport vehicles and semi-trailers 30* 25with a temperature range of up to -25° C.maximum

-21 Vehicles for the transport of goods or 30* 25materials, fitted with a crane of alifting capacity of 3 to 5 ton and a jibextension to allow of the full utilizationof the load-carrying area, the liftingcapacity at the extreme jib extension notto exceed 1 ton.

-22 Vehicles for the transport of goods or 30* 25materials, with platform hoists

-23 Vehicles for the transport of goods or 30* 25materials, with variable superstructureand winching system to effect the changeof the superstructure

-24 Self-loading container transporters 30* 25-99 Other 50* 25

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87.03 Special purpose motor lorries and vans (suchas breakdown lorries, fire-engines, fire-escapes, road sweeper lorries, snow-ploughs,spraying lorries, crane lorries, searchlightlorries, mobile workshops and mobile radio-logical units), but not including the motorvehicles of heading No. 87.02:

-01 Television transmitter vehicles 20 8.9-02 Special-purpose vehicles with four-wheel 15* 7.7

drive (such as fire-fighting vehicles, road-sweepers, snow-ploughs, spraying vehicles,self-operating plant-protection and pest-control vehicles, and vehicles for use inassembly, forestry and agriculture),weighing less than 750 kilos (not fittedwith special equipment), with heavy-dutycentral tube-frame, with independent drivenaxles and differential locks on front andrear axles, powered by air-cooled, rear-mounted, flat engines, of a cylindercapacity not exceeding 650 cc. and a poweroutput not exceeding 27 h.p. DIN

-03 Special-purpose vehicles with four-wheel 15* 7.7drive (such as fire-fighting vehicles, road-sweepers, snow-ploughs, spraying vehicles,self-operating plant-protection and pest-control vehicles, and vehicles for use inassembly, forestry and agriculture),weighing less than 2,500 kilos but not lessthan 1,500 kilos (not fitted with specialequipment), with heavy-duty central tube-frame, with driven independent axles anddifferential locks on front and rear axles,and powered by air-cooled engines of acylinder capacity not excepting 2,500 cc.and a power output of 90 h.p. DIN to100 h.p. DIN mounted over the front axle.

-04 Tracked vehicles (special-purpose) weighing 12.5* 7.0from 1,800 to 15,700 kilos and of a poweroutput ranging from 113 to 187 h.p. SAE

-05 wheeled vehicles (special-purpose) weighing 12.5* 7.0from 5,300 kilos to 11,000 kilos and of apower output ranging from 74 to 180 h.p. SAE

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-06 Fire-fighting vehicles weighing from 12.5* 7.011,600 kilos to 15,000 kilos and of a poweroutput of 250 h.p. SAE

-07 Crash tenders, weighing from 11,400 kilos 12.5* 7.0to 15,800 kilos and of a power outputranging from 600 to 1,000 BHP

-08 Snow removal equipment with blowers, 12.5* 7.0weighing from 8,700 kilos to 11,400 kilosand of a power output ranging from 100 to300 h.p. SAE

-09 Blower attachments for snow removal 12.5* 7.0equipment, weighing from 400 kilos to4,800 kilos

-10 Snow removal equipment with sweepers, 12.5* 7.0weighing from 5,300 kilos to 12,500 kilosand of a power output ranging from 100 to300 h.p. SAE

-11 Sanitation vehicles, weighing from 6,000 12.5* 7.0kilos to 14,000 kilos and of a power outputranging from 100 to 300 h.p. SAE

-12 Snowmobiles weighing from 140 kilos to 12.5* 7.0370 kilos and of a power output rangingfrom 15 to 60 h.p. SAE

-13 Specialized vehicles 25* 9.8-99 Other 25* 9.8

87.04 Chassis fitted with engines, for the motorvehicles falling within heading No. 87.01,87.02 or 87.03:

-01 Chassis for motor-buses, made of steel 50 12.1square tubes, not more than 7.4 metres andnot less than 7.2 metres in length or notmore than 12 metres and not less than10.5 metres in length, fitted with water-cooled diesel engines of a power outputranging from 130 h.p. DIN to 260 h.p. DIN,with synchromesh gears, rigid axles,hydraulic steering, leaf or air springs andstabilizersRate of duty of 15% up to a tariff quotaof US$500,000*

-99 Other 50* 12.1

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87.05-00 Bodies (including cabs), for the motor 50 25vehicles falling within heading No. 87.01,87.02 or 87.03

87.06 Parts and accessories of the motor vehiclesfalling within heading No. 87.01, 87.02 or87.03:

-01 Parts and accessories specialized for the 12.5* 12.5motor vehicles falling within sub-headingsNos. 87.03.04 to 87.03.12

-02 Parts and accessories for agricultural 50* 12.1 nbtractors and for on and off highway trucks,more than 10 tons each

-99 Other 50* 40.0

87.07 Works trucks, mechanically propelled, of thetypes used in factories, warehouses, dock areasor airports for short distance transport orhandling of goods (for example, platformtrucks, fork-lift trucks and straddle carriers);tractors of the type used on railway stationplatforms; parts of the foregoing vehicles:

-01 Hoists, loaders and delivery equipment for 25* 9.8containers of the ISO 1 type

-02 Clamps for containers of the ISO 1 type 25* 9. 8-03 Rail tractor-trailers 25*9.8-04 Explosion-proof trolleys 25*9.8-05 Catalytic reheaters for internal-combustion 25*9.8

engined trolleys-06 Bulk-material loaders 25*9.8-07 Steel-belt conveyors fitted on trucks 25*9.8-08 Wire-belt conveyors fitted on trucks 25*9.8-09 Chain-link conveyors fitted on trucks 25* 9.8-99 Other 40* 11.4

87.08-00 Tanks and other armoured fighting vehicles, 0 0motorized, whether or not fitted with weapons,and parts of such vehicles

87.09 Motor-cycles, auto-cycles and cycles fittedwith an auxiliary motor, with or without side-cars; side-cars of all kinds:

-01 Motor-cycles: 125 cc. maximum 50 30-02 Motor-cycles: 175 cc. maximum 5030

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-03 Motor-cycles: 250 cc. maximum 50 30-04 Motor-cycles: 350 cc. maximum 50 30-05 Motor-cycles: 500 cc. maximum 50 30-06 Motor-cycles: 600 cc. maximum 50 30-07 Motor-cycles for invalids 0 0-08 Motor-scooters 50 30-99 Other 50 30

87.10-00 Cycles (including delivery tricycles), not 50 30motorized

87.11 Invalid carriages, whether or not motorizedor otherwise mechanically propelled:

-01 Invalid carriages, motorized or otherwise 0 0mechanically propelled

-99 Other 0 0

87.12 Parts and accessories of articles fallingwithin headingNos. 87.09, 87.10 or 87.11

-01 Motor-cycle parts 50 30-02 Motor-scooter parts 50 30-03 Cycle parts 50 30-04 Parts of invalid carriages 0 0-99 Other 50 30

87.13-00 Baby carriages and parts thereof 0 0

87.14 Other vehicles (including trailers), notmechanically propelled, and parts thereof:

-01 Animal-drawn vehicles 25* 9.8-02 Trailers and semi-trailers 25* 9.8-03 Component assemblies and parts thereof 25* 9.8-99 Other 25* 9.8

Chapter 88

Aircraft and parts thereof; parachutes;catapults and similar aircraft

launching gear; ground flying trainers

88.01-00 Balloons and airships 50 12.1

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Flying machines, gliders and kites;rotochutes:UnpoweredPowered

Parts of goodsor 88.02:Of airshipsOther

Parachutes andthereto

falling in heading No. 88.01

parts thereof and accessories

Catapults and similar aircraft launchinggear; ground flying trailers; parts of anyof the foregoing articles:

Catapults and similar aircraft launchinggear, and parts and components thereofOther

Chapter 89

Ships, boats and floating structures

Note: A hull, unfinished or incomplete vesselassembled, unassembled or disassembled,or a complete vessel unassembled ordisassembled, is to be classifiedwithin heading No. 89.01 if it does nothave the essential character of avessel of a particular kind.

Ships, boats and other vessels not fallingwithin any of the following headings of thisChapter:Hydrofoil craftSea-going vessels of a tonnage of more than2,000 tonsOther

Vessels specially designed for towing (tugs)or pushing other vessels

5050

50

5025*

30

25

25

5050

50

50

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12.1

12.19.8

10. 4

9.8

9.8

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88.02

-01-02

88.03

-01

-99

88.04-00

88.05

-01

-99

89.01

-01

-02

-99

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89.03 Light-vessels, fire-floats, dredgers of allkinds, floating cranes, and other vesselsthe navigability of which is subsidiary totheir main function; floating docks;floating or submersible drilling orproduction platforms

-01 Surveying vessels 50 12.1-02 Dredgers 25* 9.8-03 Floating cranes 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

89.04-00 Ships, boats and other vessels for breaking up 25 9.8

89.05-00 Floating structures other than vessels (for 25 9.8example, coffer-dams, landing stages, buoysand beacons)

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90.01-00 Lenses, prisms, mirrors and other opticalelements, of any material, unmounted, otherthan such elements of glass not opticallyworked; sheets or plates of polarizingmaterial 35 11.0

90.02 Lenses, prisms, mirrors and other opticalelements, of any material, mounted, beingparts of or fittings for instruments orapparatus, other than such elements of glassnot optically worked:

-01 Objective lenses for projectors 50 12.1-02 Mirrors for projectors 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

90.03 Frames and mountings, and parts thereof, forspectacles, pince-nez, lorgnettes, goggles andthe like:

-01 Adults' spectacle frames 50 12.1-02 Children's spectacle frames 50 12.1-03 Parts of frames 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

90.04 Spectacles, pince-nez, lorgnettes, goggles andthe like, corrective, protective or other:

-01 Sunglasses 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

90.05-00 Refracting telescopes (monocular and binocular)L prismatic or not 60 60 nb

90.06-00 Astronomical instruments (for example,reflecting telescopes, transit instrumentsand equatorial telescopes), and mountingstherefor, but not including instruments forradio-astronomy 35 11.0

90.07 Photographic cameras; photographic flashlightapparatus and flash bulbs other than discnargelamps of heading No. 85.20:

-01 Photographic cameras and parts thereof 25* 9.8

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90.07 (cont'd)

-02 Photographic flashlight apparatus (includingcinematographic flashlight apparatus) andparts thereof 25* 9.8

-03 Parts and accessories, not elsewhere speci-fied (not being articles used in photographiclaboratories) 25* 9.8

-04 Flash bulbs 30 10.4-99 Other 25* 9.8

90.08 Cinematographic cameras, projectors, soundrecorders and sound reproducers; any combi-nation of these articles:

-01 Cinematographic cameras and sound recorders,whether or not combined (excluding tele-recorders) 25* 9.8

-02 Projectors 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

90.09 Image projectors (other than cinematographicprojectors); photographic (except cinema-tographic) enlargers and reducers:

-01 Image projectors, photographic enlargers andreducers 50 12.1

-99 Other 50 12.1

90.10 Apparatus and equipment of a kind used inphotographic or cinematographic laboratories,not falling within any other heading in thisChapter; photo-copying apparatus (whetherincorporating an optical system or of thecontact type) and thermo-copying apparatus;screens for projectors:

-01 Photographic apparatus for use in theprinting industry; parts and accessoriesthereof 17.5* 8.4

-02 Other photographic apparatus for industrialuses 35 11.0

-03 Photo-copying apparatus (contact type); spoolsand reels, for film; screens for projectors 35 11.0

-04 Office photo-copying apparatus 35 11.0-99 Other 17.5* 8.4

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90.11-00 Microscopes and diffraction apparatus, electronand proton 35* 11.0

90.12-00 Compound optical microscopes, whether or notprovided with means for photographing orprojecting the image 35 11.0

90.13-00 Optical appliances and instruments (but notincluding lighting appliances other thansearchlights or spotlights), not fallingwithin any other heading of this Chapter,lasers, other than laser diodes 35 11.0

90.14 Surveying (including photogrammetricalsurveying), hydrographic, navigational,meteorological, hydrological and geophysicalinstruments; compasses; rangefinders:

-01 Instruments and appliances used in geodesy 17.5* 8.4-02 Instruments and appliances used in topography 17.5* 8.4-03 Instruments and appliances used in geophysics 17.5* 8.4-04 Instruments and appliances used in meteorology 17.5* 8.4-05 Instruments and appliances-used in navigation 17.5* 8.4-99 Other 17.5* 8.4

90.15-00 Balances of a sensitivity of 5 cg. or better,with or without their weights 17.5* 8.4

90.16 Drawing, marking-out and mathematical calcu-lating instruments, drafting machines, panto-graphs, slide rules, disc calculators and thelike; measuring or checking instruments,appliances and machines, not falling within anyother heading of this Chapter (for example,micrometers, callipers, gauges, measuring rods,balancing machines); profile projectors:

-01 Pantographs; measuring or checking instru-ments, appliances and machines; planimeters,micrometers, callipers and gauges 20* 8.9

-99 Other 20* 8.9

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90.17 Medical, dental, surgical and veterinaryinstruments and appliances (including electro-medical apparatus and ophthalmic instruments):

-01 Hypodermic and suture needles; syringes 15* 7.7-02 Surgical suture appliances using miniature

clips 13* 7.2-03 Portable single-channel direct-recording

electrocardiographs 10* 6.2-04 Multi-channel electrocardiographs, electro-

myographs, and accessories therefor 13* 7.2

-05 Electro-encephelographs and accessoriestherefor 10* 6.2

-06 Multi-channel biological instruments andaccessories therefor, not elsewherespecified 13* 7.2

-07 Ultra-short-wave electrotherapy apparatus 13* 7.2-08 Microwave electrotherapy apparatus 10* 6.2-09 Heart stimulators suitable for implantation

(pacemakers) 0* 0

-10 Electrical or electronic medical apparatusand accessories therefor, not elsewherespecified (other than X-ray apparatus andparts thereof) 13* 7.2

-11 Accessories and parts assignable to theinstruments and apparatus falling withinsub-headings 90.17-02 to 90.17-10 10* 6.2

-12 Medical, surgical, dental and veterinaryinstruments and apparatus, includingelectro-medical and sight-testing apparatus,not elsewhere specified 13* 7.2

-13 Inhalation-type anaesthetic apparatus 13* 7.2

-14 Breathing examination apparatus 13* 7.2

-99 Other 13* 7.2

90.18 Mechano-therapy appliances; massage apparatuspsychological aptitude-testing apparatus;artificial respiration, ozone therapy, oxygentherapy, aerosol therapy or similar apparatus;breathing appliances (including gas masks andsimilar respirators):

-01 Mechano-therapy appliances 15 7.7

-02 Respiratory apparatus (with oxygen-therapyand aerosol-therapy systems) 15 7.7

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90.18 (cont'd)

-03

-04

-05

-06

-07

-08-99

90.19

-01-02

-03-04

-05

Oxygen mine rescue apparatus (automatic,with an operational duration of 4 hours,fitted with an oxygen bottle of not less than200 atmospheres and using alkali cartridges,weighing not more than 13 kgf. and incorpora-ting air-cooling and air-radiator attachmentsystems, and the main parts of which (oxygenbottle and regenerating cartridge) must bechangeable without the use of separate tools)Compressed-air mine rescue apparatus (beingemergency appliances used in the petroleumprocessing industry, with an operatingduration of not under 40 minutes and weighing16 kgf.Escape appliances (being quickly-operableindividual escape appliances for use in gas-hazard work areas, fitted with an oxygenbottle, weighingnot more than 2.5 kgf., witha minimum operating duration of 45 minutesand designed to be used several times)Other breathing-protection appliances (foruse by miners; divers' breathing appliances;gas- and dust-masks)Parts and accessories for mechano-therapyappliancesElectromechanical-therapy instrumentsOther

Orthopaedic appliances, surgical belts,trusses and the like; splints and otherfracture appliances; artificial limbs, eyes,teeth and other artificial parts of the body;hearing aids and other appliances which areworn or carried, or implanted in the body, tocompensate for a defect or disability:Orthopaedic appliances (other than dental)Components of orthopaedic apparatus (semi-finished products)Pocket-type deaf-aidsDeaf-aids with earphones for locating in or

behind the earAccessories and parts obviously intended forthe goods falling within sub-headings 90.19-01 to90.1-04

20

20

20

20

202020

12

1212

12

12

8.9

8.9

8.9

8.9

8.98.98.9

6.9

6.96.9

6.9

6.912

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90.19 (cont'd)

-06 Other orthopaedic appliances 12 6.9-99 Other 12 6.9

90.20 Apparatus based on the use of X-rays or of theradiations from radio-active substances(including radiography and radiotherapyapparatus); X-ray generators; X-ray tubes;X-ray screens; X-ray high tension generators;X-ray control panels and desks; X-ray examina-tion or treatment tables, chairs and the like:

-01 Diagnosis and therapy X-ray apparatus (single-or multiple-operation, incorporating normaland suitable examination accessories, used inradiography, giving centred tele-enlargedtomographs or ordinary prints and also suitedto use for isotope radiation treatment, butexcluding dental X-ray apparatus) 40 40 nb

-02 Dental X-ray apparatus 40 40 nb-03 Accessories and parts for the goods falling

within sub-headings 90.20-01 and 90.20-02 40 40 nb-04 Industrial X-ray apparatus for a voltage of

over 30 kV. 40 40 nb-05 Other X-ray apparatus 40 40 nb-99 Other 40 40 nb

90.21-00 Instruments, apparatus or models, designedsolely for demonstrational purposes (forexample, in education or exhibition),unsuitable for other uses 30 10.4

90.22 Machines and appliances for testing mechani-cally the hardness, strength, compressibility,elasticity and the like properties ofindustrial materials (for example, metals, wood,textiles, paper or plastics):

-01 Metal-testing machines and appliances 40 40 nb-02 Textile-testing machines and appliances 40 40 nb-03 Paper-testing machines and appliances 40 40 nb-o4 Plastics-testing machines and appliances 40 40 nb-05 Machines and appliances for testing building

materials 40 40 nb-99 Other 40 40 nb

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90.23 Hydrometers and similar instruments;thermometers, pyrometers, barometers, hygro-meters, psychrometers, recording or not; anycombination of these instruments:

-01 Mercury or other liquid-filled glasslaboratory thermometers of a temperaturerange of +360° to +600° C. and an accuracyof 0.5° C. over or under to 2° C. over orunder 50 50 nb

-02 Mercury or other liquid-filled glassthermometers with guard armature, for use inindustry, of a temperature range of +300° to+600° C. and an accuracy of approximately5° C 50 50 nb

-03 Mercury or other liquid-filled variablecontact thermometers with a temperature rangeof -60° to +500° C. 50 50 nb

-04 Hygrometers with lithium-chloride sensingdevice 50 50 nb

-05 Psychrometers 50 50 nb-06 Medical thermometers (other than electrical) 50 50 nb-07 Frequency outgo-signal generators with

integral digital signal-indicating densi-meters 50 50 nb

-08 Recording gas densimeters 50 50 nb-09 Pyrometers used for measuring total

temperature radiation, lens or mirror type 50 50 nb-10 Disappearing-type filament pyrometers for

measuring specific temperature radiation,used in industry 50 50 nb

-11 Metal temperature radiation micrometers 50 50 nb-12 Aneroid barometers, with a measuring accuracy

of 1 Torr 50 50 nb-13 Mercury barometers with a measuring accuracy

of 0.1 Torr 50 50 nb

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90.23-14 Barographs incorporating an indicating device, 50 50 nbwith a measuring accuracy of 1 Torr

-15 Resistance measuring instruments (in which the 50 50 nb

maximum change of calibration at 0°C does notexceed 0.001° C after an hour's exposure to heat

at the limits of the specified operatingtemperature ranges)

-16 Resistance heat-sensing devices (in which the 50 50 nbchange of the resistance value (R) received at0°C does not exceed 0.02% and the change inthe value of the temperature coefficient doesnot exceed 0.05% after an hour's exposure toheat at the limits of the specified operatingtemperature ranges)

-17 Sheath thermo-elements, with compensating wire 50 50 nb

and fittings for temperatures above 1100°C-18 Dipper thermo-elements 50 50 nb-19 Compensating wires 50 50 nb-20 Digital-indicator mV metres connected to 50 50 nb

thermo-elements-21 Gas densimeters 50 50nb-99 Other 50 50 nb

90.24 Instruments and apparatus for measuring,checking or automatically controlling the flow,depth, pressure or other variables of liquidsor gases, or for automatically controllingtemperature (for example, pressure gauges,thermostats, level gauges, flow meters, heatmeters, automatic oven-draught regulators), notbeing articles falling within heading No. 90.14

-01 Explosion-proof nanometers 50 50 nb

-02 Corrosion-resistant manometers 50 50 nb

-03 Piston manometers with a measuring limit below 50 50 nb

1,000 atmospheres and an accuracy of 0.1% orhigher

-04 Piston manometers with a measuring limit above 50 50 nb

1,000 atmospheres-05 Control manometers, manovacuum meters, vacuum 50 50 nb

gauges, differential pressure gauges andabsolute pressure gauges; with a measuringaccuracy of 0.6% or higher

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-06 Manometers, vacuum meters, manovacuum meters, 50 50 nbdifferential pressure gauges, and absolutepressure gauges with a flexible sensingelement; for an accuracy of 1.6% or higher

-07 Pressure recorders, disc-, running-off tape- 50 50 nbor passing-tape type, with a measuring limitof 60 atmospheres or over

-08 Thermostats for domestic use 50 50 nb-09 Cooler thermostats, with a control range of 50 50 nb

-60° to + 30°C-10 Thermostats for air-conditioning plant, with 50 50 nb

a control range of +15° to +45°-11 Thermostats for heating equipment, with a 50 50 nb

control range of +15° to +300°C-12 Gas caloricity meters 50 50 nb-13 Reference temperature-compensating automatic 50 50 nb

equipment with multi-meter, connected to athermo-element (cold-junction thermostats)

-14 Extended-scale compensating indicator- 50 50 nbrecorders and control devices for thermo-elements

-15 Digital data-collecting equipment, complete, 50 50 nbfor thermo-elements

-16 "Plato" evaluating instruments for dipped 50 50 nbthermo-elements

-17 Complete thermometer systems, designed for 50 50 nbperforming all temperature measurements of acomplete set-up

-18 Automatic regulators (coolant regulators with 50 50 nbinput terminals from 3/8ths" on; watervolume regulators with input terminals from3/8" on; and gas and steam volume regulatorswith input terminals from ½" on)

-19 Inlet pressure regulators for coolers (input 50 50 nbterminals from 3/8" on)

-20 Magnetic regulators (for cooling agents, water, 50 50 nboil, and various gases, with couplings from3/8" on)

-21 Pressure regulators (pressostats for cooling 50 50 nbagents, water, oil, air and various gases)

-22 Level regulators for coolers (for the following 50 50 nbmedia: R-12, R-22 and NH3)

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-23 Air humidity conditioning and sensing devices 50 50 nb(hygrostats), with a control range at +25°C of20 to 25% relative humidity

-24 Level gauges 35 11.0-99 Other 50 50 nb

90.25 Instruments and apparatus for physical or chemi-cal analysis (such as polarimeters, refracto-meters, spectrometers, gas analysis apparatus);instruments and apparatus for measuring orchecking viscosity, porosity, expansion, surfacetension or the like (such as viscometers, poro-simeters, expansion meters); instruments andapparatus for measuring or checking quantitiesof heat, light or sound (such as photometers(including exposure meters), calorimeters);microtomes:

-01 Biochemical instruments (electrophoretic and 35 11.0chromographical appliances, etc.) 6

-02 Rotary viscometers for a range of over 106 cP 50 50.0 nb-03 Vibration viscometers 50 50.0 nb-04 Pressure viscometers 50 50.0 nb-05 Penetrometers 50 50.0 nb-06 Photometric instruments 50 50.0 nb-07 Gas or smoke analysis apparatus 17.5* 8.4

(7.0 nb)-99 Other 50 50.0 nb

90.26 Gas, liquid and electricity supply or productionmeters; calibrating meters therefor:

-01 Water supply meters 17.5* 8.4-02 Oval-wheel liquid meters for aggressive and 50 50 nb

high-viscosity media-03 High-capacity oval-wheel petroleum-products 50 50 nb

volume meters, of the type suitable for remotetransmission, of a degree of accuracy of notunder 0.5%, for use in industry

-04 Oval-wheel normal volume meters 50 50 nb-05 Industrial gas meters of the diaphram type, 50 50 nb

with a measurement capacity of 10 to 200 cubicmeters per hour

-06 Rotary-drum gas meters for industrial purposes, 50 50 nbwith a degree of accuracy of 0.5% or higher,with a measurement capacity of up to 300 cubicmeters per hour

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-07 Rotary-piston gas meters for industrial 50 50 nbpurposes, with a measurement capacity of upto 1,000 cubic metres per hour, provided thatthe weight (in kg) is less than 0.25measurement capacity (in m3/h)

-08 Rotary-piston gas meters with a measurement 50 50 nbcapacity of over 1,000 cubic metres per hour,provided that the weight (in kg) is less than0.5 measurement capacity (in m3/h)

-09 Other industrial gas supply meters 50 50 nb-10 Domestic gas supply meters 50 50 nb-11 Electricity supply meters of a degree of 50 50 nb

accuracy of 1% or more-12 Complete electricity production control meters, 50 50 nb

in which the active production power meter,the reactive volt-ampere meter, the integratingcurrent meter, the rate selector and themaximum indicator-recorder or -printer functionsimultaneously

-13 Electricity production control meters, of a 50 50 nbdegree of accuracy of not under 0.5%, specialtype (high-constancy, fitted in a portablecase, with easy-to-read dial and laboratoryconnectors and fitments)

-14 Electric meters with easy-to-read dials, of a 50 50 nbdegree of accuracy of 0.2% or higher

-15 Mass-circulation liquid meters 50 50 nb-16 High-capacity turbine meters for measuring 50 50 nb

petroleum production, of a degree of accuracyof 0.5% or higher, designed for industrialpurposes and suitable for use with remotetransmission systems

-17 Complete mechanical volumetric testing appara- 50 50nbtus for determining and controlling the volumeof storage tanks, of a degree of accuracy of0.5% or higher and fitted with feed control

-18 Tubular spring or bell pressure gauges 50 50 nbsuitable also for controlling pressure and ofa degree of accuracy of 0.2% or higher

-19 Other calibrating devices, instruments or 50 50 nbequipment, and mechanical or electricalreference gauges and standards

-99 Other 50 50 nb

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90.27 Revolution counters, production counters, taxi-meters, mileometers, pedometers and the like,speed indicators (including magnetic speedindicators) and tachometers (other than articlesfalling within heading No. 90.14);stroboscopes:

-01 Tachometers and tachographs and parts thereof, 15* 7.7for mass transportation vehicles (railway,tramway, buses, etc.)

-02 Other revolution counters and counters (taxi- 20* 8.9meters, production counters, etc.)

-03 Speed indicators 35* 11.0-04 Stroboscopes 35* 11.0-99 Other 35* 11.0

90.28 Electrical measuring, checking, analysing orautomatically controlling instruments andapparatus:

-01 Electric measuring or checking instruments and 17.5* 8.4**apparatus and electronic measuring or checkinginstruments and apparatus (excludingelectricity supply meters)

-02 Measuring instruments and apparatus for use 17.5* 8.4**in telephony, instruments for measuring andtesting cables, for frequencies of 620 c/s,and less

-03 Measuring instruments and apparatus for use 17.5* 8.4**in telephony, instruments for measuring andtesting cables, for frequencies of more than620 c/s

-04 Instruments and apparatus for measuring and 17.5* 8.4**testing telegraphic apparatus and parts oftelegraphic apparatus

-05 Microwave instruments and apparatus (including 17.5* 8.4**power lines, high-frequency connector elementsaerials, etc.)

-06 Other instruments and apparatus for use in 17.5* 8.4**telecommunications (decade resistances anddecade capacitors, etc.)

-07 Audio-frequency, high-frequency and wide-band 17.5* 8.4**impulse generators

-08 Noise generators and sweep generators 17.5* 8.4**-09 Electronic voltmeters (including digital 17.5* 8.4**

voltmeters) of frequencies not exceeding300 mc/s and a degree of accuracy not exceeding0.001

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-10 Electronic voltmeters (including digital 17.5* 8.4**voltmeters) of frequencies exceeding 300 mc/sand a degree of accuracy exceeding 0.001

-11 Oscilloscopes of frequencies not exceeding 17.5* 8.4**50 mc/s

-12 Oscilloscopes of frequencies exceeding 50 mc/s 17.5* 8.4**-13 Instruments and apparatus for testing circuits, 17.5* 8.4*

and parts thereof (measuring bridges,distortion meters, Q meters, RLC meters,transistor meters, frequency indicators andcounters, recorders obviously used in trans-mitting), of frequencies not exceeding 400 mc/s

-14 Instruments and apparatus for testing circuits 17.5* 8.4**and parts thereof (measuring bridges,distortion meters, Q meters, RLC meters,transistor meters, frequency indicators andcounters, recorders obviously used in trans-mitting), of frequencies exceeding 400 mc/s

-15 Nuclear instruments (multi-channel analysers 17.5* 8.4**and circulographic instruments)

-16 Other nuclear instruments 17.5* 8.4**-17 Feed units and stabilisers for electric and 17.5* 8.4**

electronic instruments and apparatus-99 Other 17.5* 8.4**

90.29 Parts or accessories suitable for use solely orprincipally with one or more of the articlesfalling within heading Nos. 90.23, 90.24, 90.26,90.27 or 90.28:

-01 Mounted scintillation crystals 15* 7.7-99 Other 15* 7.7

Chapter 91

91.01 Pocket-watches, wrist-watches and other watches,including stop-watches:

-01 With cases incorporating pearls 80 30-02 With cases of precious metal 40* 30-99 Other 30* 30

91.02-00 Clocks with watch movements (excluding clocks 30 10.4of heading No. 91.03)

91.03-00 Instrument panel clocks and clocks of a similar 50 12.1type for vehicles, aircraft or vessels

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91.04 Other clocks:-01 Electric clocks 15* 7.7-99 Other 25* 9.8

91.05-00 Time of day recording apparatus; apparatus wit 20* 8.9clock or watch movement (including secondarymovement) or with synchronous motor, formeasuring, recording or otherwise indicatingintervals of time

91.06-00 Time switches with clock or watch movement 50 12.1(including secondary movement) or withsynchronous motor

91.07-00 Watch movements (including stop-watch movements , 15 7.7assembled

91.08-00 Clock movements, assembled 15 7.7

91.09 Watch cases and parts of watch cases:

-01 Of precious metal, whether or not trimmed 80 13.3with other materials

-99 Other 15 7.7

91.10-00 Clock cases and cases of a similar type for 30 10.4other goods of this Chapter, and parts thereof

91.11 Other clock and watch parts:-01 Jewels (precious and semi-precious stones, 10* 6.2

natural, synthetic or reconstructed orimitation), whether or not mounted

-02 Springs, including spiral springs 10* 6.2-03 Watch movements, unfinished (for small 10* 6.2

watches)-04 Watch movements, unfinished, other 10 6.2-99 Other 10 6.2

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Chapter 92

92.01 Pianos (including automatic pianos, whether ornot with keyboards); harpsichords and otherkeyboard stringed instruments; harps but notincluding aeolian harps:

-01 Pianos (including automatic pianos) 25 9.8-99 Other 25 9.8

92.02-00 Other string musical instruments 25 9.8

92.03-00 Pipe and reed organs, including harmoniums andthe like 25 9.8

92.04 Accordions, concertinas and similar musicalinstruments; mouth organs:

-01 Accordions, concertinas and mouth organs 25 9.8-02 Children's concertinas 0 0-99 Other 25 9.8

92.05-00 Other wind musical instruments 25 9.8

92.06-00 Percussion musical instruments (for example,drums, xylophones, cymbals, castanets) 25 9.8

92.07-00 Electro-magnetic, electrostatic, electronic andsimilar musical instruments (for example, pianos,organs, accordions) 25 9.8

92.08-00 Musical instruments not falling within any otherheading of this Chapter (for example, fair-ground organs, musical boxes, musical saws);mechanical singing birds; decoy calls andeffects of all kinds; mouth-blown sound signal-ling instruments (for example, whistles andboatswains' pipes) 25 9.8

92.10 Parts and accessories of musical instrumentsincluding perforated music rolls and mechanismsfor musical boxes; metronomes, tuning forksand pitch pipes of all kinds:

-01 Prepared hair for bows 0 0-02 Musical instrument strings 25 9.8-99 Other 25 9.8

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92.11 Gramophones, dictating machines and other soundrecorders or reproducers, including record-players and tape decks, with or without sound-heads; television image and sound recordersor reproducers, magnetic:

-01 Record-players 50 12.1-02 Tape-decks (including picture tape recorders) 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

92.12 Gramophone records and other sound or similarrecordings; matrices for the production ofrecords, prepared record blanks, film formechanical sound recording, prepared tapes,wires, strips and like articles of a kindcommonly used for sound or similar recording:

-01 Recording blanks 10 6.2-02 Recording tape 25 9.8-03 Recording film 10 6.2-04 Video tape (picture-recording tape) 10 6.2-99 Other 10 6.2

92.13-00 Other parts and accessories of apparatus fallingwithin heading No. 92.11 50 12.1

Chapter 93

93.01-00 Side-arms (for example, swords, cutlasses andbayonets) and parts thereof and scabbards andsheaths therefor 20 8.9

93.02-00 Revolvers and pistols, being firearms 60 12.6

93.03-00 Artillery weapons, machine-guns, sub-machine-guns and other military firearms and projectors(other than revolvers and pistols) 0 0

93.04 Other firearms, including Very light pistols,pistols and revolvers for firing blank ammu-nition only, line-throwing guns and the like:

-01 Sporting and hunting guns 45 11.8-99 Other 45 11.8

93.05-00 Arms of other descriptions, including air,spring and similar pistols, rifles and guns 60 12.6

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93.06-00 Parts of arms, including gun barrel blanks, butnot including parts of side-arms 20 8.9

93.07 Bombs, grenades, torpedoes, mines, guidedweapons and missiles and similar munitions ofwar, and parts thereof; ammunition and partsthereof, including cartridge wads; lead shotprepared for ammunition:

-01 Ammunition for hunting and sporting purposes 20 8.9-02 Cartridges for nail-driving devices 20 8.9-99 Other 20 8.9

Chapter 94

94.01-00 Chairs and other seats (other than those fallingwithin heading No. 94.02), whether or notconvertible into beds, and parts thereof 30 10.4

94.02-00 Medical, dental, surgical or veterinary furni-ture (for example, operating tables, hospitalbeds with mechanical fittings); dentists' andsimilar chairs with mechanical elevating,rotating or reclining movements; parts of theforegoing articles 25* 9.8

94.03-00 Other furniture and parts thereof 15* 7.7

94.04-00 Mattress supports; articles of bedding orsimilar furnishing fitted with springs orstuffed or internally fitted with any materialor of expanded, foam or sponge rubber or expan-ded, foam or sponge artificial plastic material,whether or not covered (for example, mattresses,quilts, eiderdowns, cushions, pouffes andpillows) 50 12.1

Chapter 95

95.05 Worked tortoise-shell, mother of pearl, ivory,bone, horn, coral (natural or agglomerated) andother animal carving material, and articles ofthose materials:

-01 Plates, sheets, rods, tubes, discs andsimilar forms 10 6.2

-02 Plates, sheets, rods, tubes, discs andsimilar forms 20 8.9

-03 Articles of mother of pearl and of ivory 50 12.1-04 Other articles of bone and of tortoise shell 40 11.4-99 Other 50 12.1

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95.08 Worked vegetable or mineral carving materialand articles of those materials; moulded orcarved articles of wax, of stearin, of naturalgums or natural resins (for example, moulded orcarved articles not elsewhere specified orincluded; worked, unhardened gelatin (exceptgelatin falling within heading No. 35.03) andarticles of unhardened gelatin

-01 Artificial honeycombs 20 8.9-02 Gelatin capsules 20 8.9-03 Plates, sheets, rods, tubes, discs, and

similar forms of vegetable and mineralcarving material 20 8.9

-04 Peasant arts of vegetable carving material 30 10.4-05 Other articles of vegetable and mineral

carving material 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

Chapter 96

96.01 Brooms and brushes, consisting of twigs or othervegetable materials merely bound together andnot mounted in a head (for example, besoms andwhisks), with or without handles; other broomsand brushes (including brushes of a kind usedas parts of machines; prepared knots and tuftsfor broom or brush making; paint rollers;squeegees (other than roller squeegees) andmops

-01 Brooms and brushes, consisting of vegetablematerials, merely bound together, with orwithout handles 40 11.4

-02 Prepared knots and tufts for broom or brushmaking 20 8.9

-99 Other 30 10.4

96.05-00 Powder-puffs and pads for applying cosmetics ortoilet preparations, of any material 25 9.8

96.06-00 Hand sieves and hand riddles, of any material 30 10.4

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Chapter 97

97.01-00 Wheeled toys designed to be ridden bychildren (for example, toy bicycles andtricycles and pedal motor cars); dolls.'prams and dolls' push chairs 50 12.1

97.02 Dolls:-01 Dolls of artificial plastic material 40 11.4-02 Dolls of papier maché or of textile

materials 40 11.4-03 Dolls of other materials 40 11.4-04 Parts and accessories; dolls' clothing 25 9.8

97.03 Other toys; working models of a kind usedfor recreational purposes:

-01 Toy musical instruments 50 12.1-02 Mechanically or electrically operated toys 50 12.1-03 Toy figures of wood; doll furniture 50 12.1-99 Other 50 12.1

97.04 Equipment for parlour, table and funfairgames for adults or children (includingbilliard tables and pin-tables and table-tennis requisites):

-01 Card games 80 13.3-02 Billiard tables, table-tennis tables and

roulette tables 40 11.4-03 Other parlour games 40 11.4-04 Table-tennis balls 40 11.4-99 Other 40 11.4

97.05-00 Carnival articles; entertainment articles(for example conjuring tricks and noveltyjokes); Christmas tree decorations andsimilar articles for Christmas festivities(for example, artificial Christmas trees,Christmas stockings, imitation yule logs,nativity scenes and figures therefor) 50 12.1

97.06 Appliances, apparatus, accessories andrequisites for gymnastics or athletics, orfor sports and outdoor games (other thanarticles falling within heading No. 97.04):

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-01 Skis and accessories therefor, of wood 40 11.4-02 Gymnasium equipment of wood 40 11.4-03 Other sports requisites of wood 40 11.4-04 Ice skates, including boots with fitted

skates 50 12.1-05 Roller skates 50 12.1-06 Other sports requisites of base metal 50 12.1-07 Footballs and other balls used for sport,

of leather 40 11.4-08 Horse-riding equipment of leather 40 11.4-09 Other sports requisites of leather 40 11.4-99 Other 40 11.4

97.07 Fish-hooks, line fishing rods and tackle;fish landing nets and butterfly nets; decoy"birds", lark mirrors and similar huntingor shooting requisites:

-01 Unmounted fish-hooks 0* 0-99 Other 25* 9.8

97.08-00 Roundabouts, swings, shooting galleries andother fairground amusements; travellingcircuses, travelling menageries and travellingtheatres 50 12.1

Chapter 98

98.01-00 Buttons and button moulds, studs, cuff-links,and press-fasteners, including snap-fastenersand press-studs; blanks and parts of sucharticles 10* 6.2

98.02-00 Slide fasteners and parts thereof 20* 8.9

98.03-00 Fountain pens, stylograph pens and pencils(including ball point pens and pencils) andother pens, pen-holders, pencil-holders andsimilar holders, propelling pencils andsliding pencils; parts and fittings thereof,other than those falling within headingNo. 98.04 or 98.05 30 10.4

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98.04 Pen nibs and nib points:-01 Pen nibs 20 8.9-02 Nib points 10 6.2

98.05 Pencils (other than pencils of headingNo. 98.03), pencil leads, slate pencils,crayons and pastels, drawing charcoals andwriting and drawing chalks; tailors' andbilliards chalks:

98.05-01 Pencils (including slate pencils), pencilleads, pastels and crayons 30 10.4

-02 Writing and drawing chalks, tailors' andbilliards chalks 25 9.8

-99 Other 20 8.9

98.06-00 Slates and boards, with writing or drawingsurfaces, whether framed or not 30 10.4

98.07-00 Date, sealing or numbering stamps, and thelike (including devices for printing or

embossing labels), designed for operatingin the hand; hand-operated composingsticks and hand printing sets incorporatingsuch composing sticks 40 11.4

96.08-00 Typewriter and similar ribbons, whether or noton spools; ink-pads, with or without boxes 15* 7.7

98.09-00 Sealing wax (including bottle-sealing wax)in sticks, cakes or similar forms; copyingpastes with a basis of gelatin, whether ornot on a paper or textile backing 25 9.8

98.10-00 Mechanical lighters and similar lighters,including chemical and electrical lighters,and parts thereof, excluding flints andwicks 20* 8.9

98.11 Smoking pipes; pipe bowls, stems and otherparts of smoking pipes (including roughlyshaped blocks of wood or root); cigar andcigarette holders and parts thereof:

-01 Pipe stems of wood or root 30 10.4-99 Other 40 11.4

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98.12-00 Combs, hair-slides and the like 40 11.4

98.14-00 Scent and similar sprays of a kind used fortoilet purposes, and mounts and heads therefore 50 12.1

98.15-00 Vacuum flasks and other vacuum vessels,complete with cases; parts thereof, otherthan glass inners 40 11.4

98.16-00 Tailors' dummies and other lay figures;automata and other animated displays of akind used for shop window dressing 30 10.4

Chapter 99

99.01-00 Paintings, drawings and pastels, executedentirely by hand (other than industrialdrawings falling within heading No. 49.06and other than hand-painted or hand-decoratedmanufactured articles) 0 0

99.02-00 Original engravings, prints and lithographs 0 0

99.03-00 Original sculptures and statuary, in anymaterial 0 0

99.04-00 Postage, revenue and similar stamps(including stamp-postmarks and frankedenvelopes, letter-cards and the like), used,or if unused not of current or new issuein the country to which they are destined 0 0

99.05-00 Collections and collectors' pieces ofzoological, botanical, mineralogical,anatomical, historical, archaeological,paleontological, ethnographic or numismaticinterest 0 0

99.06-00 Antiques of an age exceeding one hundredyears 0 0

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PART II

Preferential Tariff

NIL

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NOTES LIMINAIRES

1. L'unité de compte (UC) ou l'unité de compte européenne (UCE) auxquelles

il est fait reference pour certains droits de douane specifiques ou

certaines valeurs sont celles resultant des dispositions communautaires

arrêtées en la matière. Les concessions exprimées en unités de compte

européennes seront échelonnees à partir des droits de base exprimés en

unites de compte européennes.

2. Les concessions seront mises en oeuvre en reductions annuelles d'ampleur

égale, s'échelonnant à partir du 1.1.1980, sauf exceptions mentionnéesci-après. A l'issue d'une première étape de 5 ans, la Communauté exa-

minera si, compte tenu de la situation économique, sociale et monétaire,et de application par les partenaires des divers engagements souscrits

dans le cadre des NCM, elle est en mesure de passer à la seconde étapede 3 ans.

3. A chaque tranche de reduction, le taux intermédiaire sera arrondi à la

premiere decimale la plus proche, étant entendu que le taux arrondi ne

dépassera pas de plus de 0,05 % le taux intermédiaire non arrondi.

4. Les concessions sur les produits suivants :

- viande bovine congelée

- viande bovine: découpes dites"de haute qualité" (*)

- viande de buffle

- abats

- fromages

- pruneaux

- pêches en boîtes

- melange de fruits

- droits additionnels sucre

- tabac brut

(02.01 ex A II b))

(02.01 ex A II a) 4 aa), ex A II a) 4 bb),ex A II b) 4 aa) et ex A II b) 4 bb) 33).(02.01 ex A II b) 4 bb) 33)

(02.01 B II)

(04.04 ex E I b) 1 bb) et ex E I b) 5))(08.12 C)

(ex 20.06 B II b) 7 aa))

(20.06 B II b) 9 aa))

(ex 20.06)

(24.01)

seront mises en oeuvre intégralement (sans ééchelonnement) le ler janvier

1980.

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(*) La mise en oeuvre de cette concession s'effectuera, pour ce quiconcerned les dates, dans un strict parallelisme avec celle pratiqéuedans le êmme secteur par les partenaires de la Communauét.

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La concession relative aux raisins frais de table (ex 08.04 A I) sera

mise en vigueur en 4 tranches de la façon suivante

- 1ére tranche 1.1.1980 16 %

- 2éme tranche 1.1.1981 14 %

- 3éme tranche 1.1.1982 12 %

- 4éme tranche 1.1.1983 10 %

5. Les concessions sur les produits suivants

- acide citrique (29.16 A IV a))- plomb tétraéthyle (29.34 B) et préparations antidétonantes àbase de plomb (38.14 A et 38.14 B II)

- textiles (chapitres 51 à 62 du TDC)

- céramiques: reductions jusqu'à zéro des minima spécifiques pour lesproduits du chapitre 69 assortis de tels droits minima et pour laposition 85.25 A

- acier (positions 73.01 à 73.20 du TDC)

- titane (81.04 X I et K II)

seront mises en vigueur de la façon suivante:

- premiere tape de reductions les 1.1.1982, 1983, 1984;

- seconde tape (1) de reductions dans une période de 3 ans.

6. Les concessions sur les produits chimiques relevant des chapitres 29,

32 et 39 du TDC (2) seront mises en oeuvre de la façon suivante

- la première réduction, d'un huitième, sera effectuée à la date

d'entrée en vigueur pour les Etats-Unis de l'Accord relatif à la mise

en oeuvre de l'Article VII de l'Accord General sur les tarifs douaniers

et le commerce

- la second réduction sera effectuée six mois après cette date.

Les réductions subséquentes interviendront en six étapes annuelles (1).

7. La concession sur le papier et le carton kraft (ex 48.01 C II) sera mise

en oeuvre, dans la première tape, en deux réductions de 0.5 point chacune

les 1.1.1983 et 1.1.1984, et dans la deuxièèmeé tape (1), en deux reductionsde .05 point chacune les 1.1.1986 et 1.1.1987.

(1) sous les conditions pérciéses dans la note 2 ci-dessus.

(2) a l'excpetion del 'acide citrique et du plomb éttréathyle (voir note 5).

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8. La Communauté note que les Etats-Unis subordonnent le maintien de leurs

concessions tarifaires dans le secteur textile à la continuation d'arran-

gements satisfaisants concernant les échanges dans ce secteur. Dans ces

conditions, et compte tenu de la situation délicate de ce secteur, la

Communauté se réserve de revenir à son tour sur ses propres concessions

en l'absence d'un arrangement mutuellement acceptable concernant le com-

merce international des textiles.

9. Dans le cas où un ou plusieurs participants suspendraient ou retarderaient

l'échelonnement de leurs concessions sur des produits intéressant les

exportations de la Communauté, cette dernière se réserve le droit de

prendre toute action équilibrée appropriée.

10. Les concessions reprises dans la présente liste sont accordées étant

entendu que les dispositions du paragraph 3 du Protocole de Genève

(1979) s'appliquent à toutes les concessions négociées par la Communauté

dans le cadre des Négociations Commerciales Multilatérales.

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NOTES GENERALES

1. Les textes français et anglais font également foi.

2. Lorsqu'un palier d'imposition est fixé en fonction de la valeur de la

marchandise sans autre précision, cette valeur est déterminée solon les

règles découlant de la Convention de Bruxelles sur la valour en douane

des marchandises jusqu'au moment de la mise en application de l'Accord

relatif à la mise en oeuvre de l'article VII de l'Accord général sur les

tarifs douaniers et le commerce.

II- Explication des abrévations

- L'abrévation (das) en regard de certains taux signifie que la Comnunauté

se réserve le droit de percevoir, en sus du droit consolidé, un droit

additionnel sur le sucre, correspondant à la charge supportée à l'impor-tation par le sucre, et applicable à la quantité de sucres divers (calculéeen saccharose), contenuc dans ce produit.

- L'abrévation (em), figurant en regard de certaines concessions, signifie

que la Communauté se réserve le droit de percevoir, on sus du droit fixe

ad valorem indiqué, un droit complémentaire dit "élément mobile" destiné

à couvir, pour les quantités de produits de base considérées comme étant

entréesdans les marchandisee en cause, l'incidence de la différence centre

le prix desdits produits dans la Communauté d'une part, et ceux à l'impor-tation en provenance des pays tiers d'autre part, lorsque le coût total

desdites quantites de produits de base est plus élevé dans la C.E.E.

- L'abrévation (NC) signifie que la ligne tarifaire nétait pas consolidée.

L'abrévation (DC) signifie que la position tarifaire et déjà consolidéeet ne constitue pas une nouvelle concession. Elle est reprise pour des

raisons de présentation.

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L I S T E LXXII

PREMIERE PARTIE

Tarif de La nation La plus favorisée

Désignation des produits

Autres animaux vivants

A. Lapins domestiques

Viandes et abats comestibles des animauxrepris aux no s 01.01 à 01.04 inclus, frais,réfrigérés ou congelés:

A. Viandes :

II. de l'espèce bovine

a) fraîches ou réfrigérées:

4. autres :

ex aa) Morceaux non désossés:Découpes dites "dehaute qualité" (a)

ex bb) Morceaux désossés :- Découpes dites "dehaute qualité" (a.)

: Taux du :: Taux de base:droit selon:: du droit : concession:

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(a) L'admission dans cette sous-position est subordonn6e aux conditions aetrinerpar les autorites comp6tentes.

(b) Droit de 20 % pour les d6coupes de haute quaLite avec os et sans os relevant dessous-positions ex A II a) 4 aa), ex A II a) 4 bb), ex A II b) 4 aa) et ex A II b)4 bb) 33., dans La Limite d'un contingent tarifaire annuel global de 21.000 tonnes,sans prejudice du contingent tarifaire prevu pour la sous-position A II b).

*) En sus du droit de douane, un preLevement est applicable sous certaines conditions.

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LISTE LXXII - CEE

PREMIERE PARTIE (suite)


A.II. b) congelées :1. en carcasses, demi-carcasses ou

quartiers dits -compensés2. Quartiers avant attenants ou

séparés3. Quartiers arrière attenants ou

séparés4. autres

aa) Morceaux non désossés- Découpes dites "dehaute quality" (a)

- non denommesbb) Morceaux désossés

11. Quartiers avant, entiersou découpés en cinqmorceaux au maximum,chaque quartier avantétant présenté en un seulbloc de congélation;quartiers dits compensésprésentés en deux blocsde congélation contenant,l'un, le quartier avantentier ou découpé en cinqmorceaux au maximum et,l'autre, le quartierarrière à l'exclusion dufilet, en un seul morceau

22. Découpes de quartiersavant et de poitrinesdites australiennes (b)

33. autres:- Découpes dites "dehaute qualité" (a)

- non dénommées.-- viandes de buffle (a

-- autres

Taux duTaux de base:droit selon

du droit : concession

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(a) L'admission dans cette sous-position est subordonne aux conditions a determiner parles autorites comp6tentes.

(b) L'admission dans cette sous-position est subordonn6e 3 la presentation d'un certificatdelivre dans les conditions prevues par Les autorites competentes des Communaut6seurop6ennes.

(c) Droit de 20 % dans La limite d'un contingent tarifaire annuel global de 38.500 tonnes(sans os), dont 16.500 tonnes peuvent etre soumises a l'application de taxes compensa-toires institute en reLaton avec les fluctuations des cours de change.

(d) Droit de 20 X pour les decoupes de haute quality avec et sans os relevant des

sous-positions ex A II a) 4 aa), ex A II a) 4 bb), ex A II b) 4 aa) et ex A II b) 4bb) 33., dans La limited d'un contingent tarifaire annuel global de 21.000 tonnes,et sans prejudice du contingent tarifaire prevu pour la sous-position A II b).

(e) Droit de 20 % dans La limited d'un contingent tarifaire annuel global de 50.000 tonnes(sans os), dont 16.500 tonnes peuvent etre soumises A l'application de taxes compensa-

toires institutes en relation avec les fluctuations des cours de change.Cf) Droit de 20 % dans La limited d'un contingent tarifaire annuel de 2.250 tonnes (sans

os, sans prejudice du contingent tarifaire pr6vu pour la sous-position A II b).

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Taux duPosition Taux de base:droit selon:du tarif Désignation des produits du droit concession

02.01 A. III. de l'espèce porcine(suite)

: b) autres : 5 % 3 %

: B. Abats

. II. autres :

b) de l'espece bovine1. Foies 11 % 7 %

% 2. autres . 7 X 4

: e) de L'esp& porcine domestique :

1. Tktes et morceaux de tbtes,gorges 9 X 4 X

2. Pieds; queues 9X 4 %

3. Rognons 9 X 4 X

: 4. Foies : 1 % 7 %

5. Coeurs; langues; poumons 9 X 4 X

: 6. Foies, coeurs, langues et: pouons, avec La trachee-artere: et L'oesophage, le tout: attenant 9 % 4 %

7. autres 9 X 4 X

02.03 Foies de voLaiLLes frais, refrigeres,: congeles, sat6s ou en saumure :

A. Foies gras d'oie ou de canard 5 X 3 X

B. autres 14 X 10 %

02.04 Autres viandes et abats comestibles, fraisrefrigeres ou congelesA. de pigeons domestiques et de Lapins

* domestiques 11 % 10 %

B. de gibier 5 % 3 X

02.06 : Viandes et abats comestibles de toutes: especes (h L'excLusion des foies e voLaiLLes):

sal6s ou en saumure, sech6s ou fum6s :

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LISTE LXXII - C EE


Positiondu tarif

02.06(suite)

03.01

éDsignation des produits

A. Viandes de chevlL, slLees ou ensaumure, ou bien é6cé6es

C. autres :

I. delL'esèece bovine

b) Abats

Poissons frais(Cvivants ou morts) é6friéeé6sou congeées:

A. d'eau douce

I. Truites et autrls saLéo :desb) Saumons

II. Anguillesex IV. aut :s

-PPoissons d'aquariumB. demie

I. entieré, d6cépites ou çronéo :es

e) SqlaLesh) Calitlauds (Gadus morrhua ou Gadus

llLLarias)1. frais ouérefrégéres2. congéles

ex q) autres :

- Mertus argeét6s (mlrLuciusliLinearis)

II. File :

b) congelés:l 1. de cabiLlauds (Gadus morrhua

lu Gadus caLLarias)4. de rascasses éu nord ou s6bastes

(Sebastes marinus)

(a) Droit de 6 % pour Les aiquillats (ScluaLus acanthias) danstarifaire annual de 2.é00 tonneà mrtriques a octroyer pardés Commuéaut6s europeennes.

Cl) Droit le 6 % poll Les aigulLLats (SquaLus acanthias) danstarl-faiee annuLel do 5.é00 qonneà m6tricues a octroyer pardés Comnuéeraut&s curopnnes.

Taux du :Taux le base:droit seLo:

du droit concession

:-- :

13 %

24 %

4 %

5 %

8 %

8 X (a)

15 %

15 %

15 %

15 %

15 %

10 %

20%

2 %

3%

expt

8 %(b)

12 %

12 %

15 %(c)

15 C(d)

12 X

La Limited d'un contingentLes autorit s comp6tcntes

La Limite d'un continLs autorit6s conickertos

(c) Droit do 8 % dans la limit d'un contingent téarifaise annuel de 2.000 tonnes mtrique5é octroyer par mes auéorit6s éompetentes des Comrunautes europeennes.

(d) Droit de 8 % dars La Limieo d'un cont0ngent tarifaire annuclIe 10. 00' tonnesmnériquesé6 octr-er parm Los aéuteudoréitnescompdtentes des Comunautsropenric.

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Taux duPositionT d l Taux de base:droit scLon:du tarif D6ignation des produits du droit concession:

03.03 Crustac6 et mollusques, y compris Les: coquilages (metne s6par6s de Leur carapace: ou coquille), frais (vivants ou morts),: refrig6res, congel6s, seches, saL6s ou en: saumure, crustaces non d6cortiques,

implement cuits a L'eau

: A. Crustaces

: II. Homards (Olomarus sp. p.)

a) vivants 10 % 8 %

* b) autres

: 1. entiers 13 % 8 %

ex 2. non d6nomms::-congel6s 20% 16%

: exIII. Crabes et ecrevisses- Crabes des especes Paralithodescamchaticus; Chionocctas sp.p.;Callinectes sapidus 15 %

04.04 Fromages et caiLlebotte

* E. autres

. 1. autres que rapes ou en poudre, d'une: teneur en poids de matieres: grasses infrrieure ou 6gaLe 3 40 % et: d'une teneur en poids d'eau dans La: matiere non grasse :

b) sup6rieure a 47 % et infericureou 6gaLe a 72 %

: 1. Cheddarex bb) autres

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Taux duPosition Taux de base droit sslondu tarif Désignation des produits du droit concession

04.04 E. I. b) 1. ex bb) - Cheddar en formes(suite) entières standard (a),

d'une teneur minimale enè : % mati6res grasses de 50 :

: en poids de La mati6reseche, d'une maturationd'au moins trois mois et

: d'une valeur franco-: fronti6re egaLe ou sup6-

rieure a 165 UC (b) par: 100 kg poid net (c) (P) : (P)(d)

- Cheddar destine a Latransformation (e),d'une valeur franco-frontiere 6gale ou sup6-rieure a 145 UC (b) par

: 100kg poids nt (c) : (P) : (f-)

: e5. autres :- destiny a La transformation

(0), d'une valeur franco-fronti6re egaLe ou sup6rieurea 145 UC (b) par 100 kg poidsnet (c) (P)

(a) Sont considers comme "formes entieres standard" au sens de La sous-position04.04 E. I. b) 1. bb) :- Les meules ayant un poids net de 33 kg inclus a 44 kg inclus- Les bLocs de forme cubique ayant un poids net 6gaL ou sup6rieur a 10 kg

(b) Les Limites de valeur sont automatiquement adapt6es compte tenu des modificationsintervenues dans Les facteurs determinant La formation du prix du cheddar dans LaCommunaut6. Cette adaptation s'effectue sur La base d'une majoration ou d'unediminution 6gaLe a celle du prix de seuiL du cheddar dans La Communaut6.

(c) L'admission dans cette sous-position est subordonn6e aux conditions a determinerpar Les autorit6s competentes.

(d) 10 UC par 100 kg poids net dans La Limite d'un contingent tarifaire annuel de9.000 tonnes m6triques a octroyer par Les autorites comp6tentes des Communaut6sEurop6ennes.

Ce) Les contrtes de L'utilisation de cette destination particuli6re !e font parapplication des dispositions communautaires edict6es en La matiere.

tf) 10 UC par 100 kg poids net dans La Limite d'un contingent tarifaire annuet de 3.500tonnes m6triques a octroyer par Les autorit6s comp6tentes des Communaut6sEurop6ennes.

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Taux duPosition Taux de base droit selon:du tarif Désignation des produits du droit concession

05.15 Produits d'origine animeal, nonéd6mmén6s ni: compris ailleurs, animaux morts des chapitres

1 ou à,limpropres a La consommation humaine:

ex B. autres

- autrels que;cocheniles; sang de: b6taiL; tendons et nerfs; rognures et

autres d6chets similaires de peauxnon tannces expt. expt.

06.02 Autres plantes et racines vivantes, ycompris Les boutures et greffons :

: A. Boutures non racinees et greffonsII. autres % 12% 8X

06.04 Feuillages, feuilles, rameaux et autresparties de plantes,herbes, mousses et

e lichens, pour bouquets ou pour ornaments,é né frais, s6ches, bRanchis, teints, impr6gris ou

l autrement prdpar6s, A L'exctusion des fLeurs:et boutons du n° 06.03

B. autres

II. simplement s6c%es 8 X 4 %

à7l'é : L6gumes et plantes potagtres, a L1etat fraisou r frig6re

. A. Pommes de terre

I. Plants de pommes de terre (a) 9 % 7 %

07.04 : 16guaes et plants potageres dess6ch6s,dshydratfsou evaor6s, incm oups en

: morceaux ou en trenches ou bien broyes oupuLvcris6s, mais non autrement prepar6sA. Oirgnons 18 % 16 %

(a) L'admissionàd.és cette sous-position est subvrd!nn6e aux conditions a determincrpar Les autorit6s compftentes.

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Taux duPosition: Taux de base droit selon:du tarif Désignation des produits du droit concession

- -:--

Legumes a cosse secs, ecosses, mbmedecortiques ou cass6s :

A. destines A l'ensemencement

I. Pois, y compris Les pois chiches, etharicots

B. autres :

I. Pois, y compris Les pois chiches, etharicots

Dattes, bananes, ananas, mangues, mangoustes,avocats, goyaves, noix de coco, noix duBresiL, noix de cajou (d'acajou oud'anacarde), frais ou secs, avec ou sanscoques :

E. Noix de coco

- Pulpe deshydrat6e de noix de coco- autres

F. Noix de cajou

Agrumes, frais ou secs

D. Pamplemousses et pomeLos

Raisins, frais ou secs

A. frais :

I. de tabLe

a) du ler novembre au 14 juillet- du ler decembre au 31 janvier

-- variety Empereur(Vitis vinifera c.v.) (a)

B. secs :

1. presents en emballages imm~diats d'uncontend net inferieur ou lgal a 15 kg

II. autres

4,5

4,5 Z

412,5 X

2,5 X

4 1

18 % (b)

4 %

4 %

31

3 X

212 X

expt.

3 X

10 %

3 %

3 %

(a) L'adéission dans cetteàsous-position est subordonnee aux conditions A

eS autorit6s competentes.

(b)

determiner par

En sus du droit de douane, éapplication dune taxe compensatoire est prevu souscertaines conditions.

3284

07.05

08.01

08.02

08.04

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PREMIERE PANTIE (suite)

Taux duPositin: : Taux de bae:droit seln:du tarif é Dsignatddn ces produits du droit concession

:- :- :

Pomme!

A. Pon

D. Poi

FruitE

D. PrL

II .

Baies

ex F.

Fruit

addit

ex A.

poires et coings, frais

autres

b) du ler janvier au 31 mars

autres

b), du 1er avriL au 15 juillet

noyau, frais

du 1er octobre au A juin

fraiches

autres

- Fruits du Vaccinium macrocarpon etdu Vaccinium coryubosum

cuits ou non, a l'6at congtl, ans

de sucre :

Fraises, framboises, grosclLcsgrappes noires (cassis) et rouges,myrtilles (fruits du VacciniummyrtiLt) et mOres

- Groseiltes rappes rouges, myrtilles:(fruits du Vaccinium myrti~lus) ct

tnres

B. autres

- myrtiLles des varictcs VzcciniummyrtiLltdes ct Vacciniuniautistifoljot

- 1o

10 X 8 X.avec min. avec min.

de perc. de de perc. de1,70 UC 2,30 ICE

par 100 kg par 100 kgpoids net poids net

7 X 5 Xavec min. avec min.

de perc. de de perc. de1,50 UC 2,00 UCE

par 100 kg par 100 kgpoids net poids net

10 % 8 X

20% : :

3285

08.06

08, 07

08.08

08.10

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Taux duPositio: : Taux de bas:droit selo:du tarif é D6signation des produits du droit concessio:

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :-- - - - - - :-- - - - - :

Fruits s6ch6s (autres que ceux des n's 08.016 08.05 incLus)

C. Pruneaux 16 X

Cafe, meme torrefi6 ou d6cafeine; coques etpellicuLes de caf6; succedan6s du caf6contenant du cafe, quelles que soient Lesproportions du melange

A. Cafe

I. non torrfie6

a) non decafeine 7 X

Th6

A. pr6sent6 en embalLages imm6diats d'un 11,5 Xcontenu net de 3 kg ou moins

B. autre 9 %

Poivre (du genre "Piper"); piments (du genre"Capsicum" et du genre "Pimenta")

A. non broy6s ni mouLu

I. Poivre

a) destiny 6 La fabrication industrielled'huiLes essentielles ou der6sinoides (a) 17 X

b) autre 17 X

CanneLle et fleUrs de canneLier

A. moulucs 13 %

B. autres 10

Noix muscades, macis, amomes et cardanomes

A. non broy6s ni molLus

II. autres

a) Noix muscades 15 X

12 X

5 X

5 X

expt.

expt.

10 %

10 %

8 %

10 %

(a)àL'édnission dans cette sous-position est subordonn~e aux conditions d6terminerpar Les autoritc; comp6tentes.

3286

08.12

09.01

09.02

09.04

09.06

09.08

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LISTE LXXII -- CEE


Taux duPosition Taux de base droit selondu tarifDésignation Designation des produits du droit concession:

09.l8 :B. broye ou mouLus(suite) I. Noix muscades % % 18 ' 12 X

II. Macis % 12,5 X 8 %

III. Amomes et cardamomes expt.

09.09 Graincs d'anis, de badiane, de fenouil, decoriandre, de cumèn, de carvi et de genievre:B. broy6es ou moulues

: III. autres % % 10 X 10 X

09.10 e é Thym, laurier, safran; autrcs 6picesl él. autrcs épices, y compris Les m6tanges vis6s

a la note 1 b) du present Chapitre:

I. non broy6s ni moulu% % 20 X 20 X

1. . broy6s ou moutusb) autres % % 25 X 25 X

11.04 :arines deo leaures a cosse secs repris au n:07.05 ou des fruits repris au chapitre 8;farines et semoules de sagou ot des racinesct tubercules repris au n° 07.06:

B. Farines des fruits repris au chapitre 8:

ex I. de bananes :

- denaturces (a)

Grains eé fruits oleaiinCux, fnec concasscs:

cx B. autres:

- Grainos d'arachides

: :

: :: :: :: :

17 X 17 X

: :

: :

: :: :

expt. exlt::

(a) Lcadmission dzms cette sous-position cst subordonn&e aux conditions a d6terminerpar LOs autorit5s ca: ltcnI:s.

3287

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Taux duPosition Taux de base droit selondu tarif Désignation des produits du droit concession

:

Farines de graines et de fruits oLeagineux,non dnshuil4es, a Llexclusion de La farine demoutarde :

A. de feves de soja

Graines, spores et fruits a ensemencer

C. Graines fourrageres1. Fetuque des pres (Festuca pratensis);

vesces; graines de l'espece poa (Poapalustris, Poa trivialis, Poapratensis); ray-grass (LoLium perenne,Lolium multifLorum); fleoLe des pres(Phleum pratense); fetuque rouge(Festuca rubra); dactyle (Dactylisglomerata); agrostide (Agrostides)

D. Graines de flours et graines de choux-raves(Brassica oleracea, var. caulorapa etgongylodes)

E. autres

Plantes, parties de plantes, graines et fruitsdes especes utiLisees principalement enparfumerie, en m6decine ou a usagesincecticides, parasiticides et similaires,frais ou secs, m&me coupes, concass6s oupulverises :

D. autres :

- Ecorces de quinquina broy6es ou mouLues- Quassia amara (bois et 6corces)- non d6nonm6s, a L'exctusion des ecorcesde quinquina broy6es ou moutues, desfeves de Calabar, du poivre de cubebe(Piper cubcba), des feuilLes de coca,des autres bois, racines et kcorces etdes mousses, lichens et argues

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

8 %:..

.

.

.

.

:.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

:.

6 X..

.

.

.

8 %.

10 %..

.

.

.

.

:..

.

.

.

.

.

.

expt.4

.

.

.

::..

1,5 ;

e)

e)

e)

4 X

6 %

7X

(Pt.:pt.

xpt.

12.02

12.03

12.07

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Gomme Laque, même blanchie; gommes, gommes-résines, résines et baumes naturels:

B. autres

- Gommes laque blanchie

Suifs (des espèces bovine, ovine et caprine)bruts, fondus ou extraits à l'aide desolvants, y compris les suifs dits "premierjus" :

B. autres:

I. Suifs de l'expèce bovine, y comprisle suif dit "premier jus"

II. Suifs de l'espèce ovine, y compris lesuif dit "premier jus"

III. non dénommés

Stéarine solaire; oléostéarine; huile desaindoux et oléomargarine non èmulsionnée,sans mélange ni aucune préparation:

C. autres

Graisses de suint et substances grassesderivées, y compris la lanoline:

B. autres

Autres graisses et huiles animates (huile depied de boeuf, graisses d'os, graisses dedechets, etc.)

Huiles animales ou végétales cuites, oxydées,déshydratées, sulfurées, soufflées,standolisées ou autrement modifiées

Taux duTaux de base droit selon

du droit concession

1,5 %

7 %

7 %

7 %

12 %

6,5 %

2,5 %

14 %

_______ .

expt.

5 %

5 %

5 X

10 %

4 %

2 %

12 %

3289

Positiondu tarif

13.02

15.02

15.03

15.05

15.06

15.08

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Taux duPosition Taux de base droit selondu tarif Désignation des produits du droit concession

15.10 Acides gras industriels, huiles acides deraffinage, alcools gras industries :

D. Alcools gras industries 8 % 6 %

16.03 Extraits et jus de viande et extraits depoisson, en emballages immédiats d'un contenunet :

B. de 1 kg exclu à 20 kg exclus 7 % 4 %

16.04 : Préparations et conserves de poissons, ycompris le caviar et ses succédanés :

ex B. Salmonides:

-Saumons 7 % 5,5 %

17.02 Autres sucres à l'état solide; sirops desucre sans addition d'aromatisants ou decolorants; succédanés du miel, même melangésde miel nature; sucres et mélassescaramélisés :

C. Sucre et sirop d'erable:II. autres 20% 10 %

18.01 Cacao en fèves et brisures de fèves, brutsou torréfiés 5,4% 3 %

18.02 Coques, pelures, pellicules et déchets decacao 5,4 % 3 %

19.05 Produits à base de céréales obtenus par le :souffLage ou Le grillage : "puffed rice", :"corn flakes" et analogues : :A. 6 base de

8% 6 %A.a base de mais + em + em

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Taux duPosition Taux de base:droit selon:du tarif Deignation des produits du droit concession:

20.01 : L6gumes, pLantes potag res et fruitsprfpar6s ou conserves au vinaigre oua L'acide ac6tique, avec ou sans sel, spices,moutarde ou sucre :

ex B. autres, a L'exclusion des concombreset des cornichons 22 X 20 %

20.05 Pur6es et p5tes de fruits, confitures,Jelfes, marmelades, obtenues par cuisson,avec ou sans addition de sucre:

B. Confitures et marmelades d'agrumesI. d'une teneur en sucres supArieure :

30 % en poids 27 % 25 %+ das + das

II. d'une teneur en sucres sup6rieureh 13% et inf rieure ou gate a 30% en

% poids % 27 X 25 X+ das + das

C. autres

I. d'une teneur en sucres sup6rieure a30% en poidsa) Pur6es ct pates de prunes, en

emballages immtdiats d'un conten: net sup6rieur a 100 kg et destinies : 30 28 %

a La transformation industriele (a) : + das + das

20.06 : Fruits autrement pr6par6s ou conservesavec ou sans addition de sucre ou d'aLcoolA. Fruits a coques (y compris les arachides)

griLets, cn embaLlages immediats d'uncontenu nct

I. de plus de 1 kg 15 X 14 :

II. de 1 kg ou moins 17 X 16 %

B. autres

(a) L'admission cans cettc soWs-position est subordonnfie aux conditions a deterrinerpar LOs autoritCiCsmpeteS.

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Taux duPosition Taux de base droit selon:du tarif Désignation des produits du droit concession

I. avec addition d'alcool :

ex a) Gingembre :

- ayant un titre alcoom6riqueacquis inf6ieur ou 6glA11,85 % mas.

d) Pches, poires et abricots, enemballages inm6diats d'un con-tenu net:

1. de plus de 1 kg :

ex aa) d'une teneur en sucressup6ricure a 13% enpoids:- ayant un titrealcoom6triqueacquis inferieurou 6gal a 11,85 %mas.

bb) autres

- ayant un titrealcoom6triqueacquis inferieurou egal & 11,85 %mas.

e) autres fruits:ex 1. d'un. teneur en sucre

sup6rieurc a 9% en poids- ayant un titre

alcoom6triqueacquis inf6rieurou 6gal & 11,85 %mar.

cx 2. autres- ayant un titre

alcoometriqueacquis infeurou 6al A 1,85 %mas.

32%

32%

32%

32%

32

20 %

30+ p :

30 %

30 %+ P :

() %

20.06(suite)

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B. I. f) Mélanges de fruits :

ex 1. d'une teneur en sucres supé-

rieure à 9% en poids :

- ayant un titre alcoo-métrique acquis inférieurou égal à 11,85 % mas.

ex 2. autres :

- ayant un titre alcoo-métrique acquis inférieurou égal à 11,85 % mas.

II. sans addition d'alcool :

a) avec addition de sucre, en embal-lages immédiats d'un contenu net deplus de 1 kg :

2. Segments de pamplemousses et depomélos

3. Mandarines, y compris tangerineset satsumas; clémentines, wilk-ings et autres hybrides simi-laires d'agrumes

4. Raisins

5. Ananas:

aa) d'une teneur en sucres

supérieure à 17% en poids:

6. Poires:


supérieure à 13% en poids

7. Pêches et abricots :

.) La mention "2 % das" signifies que le taux applicablefixé forfaitairement à 2 % ad valorem de la valeur en

Taux du:Taux de basedroit sleLon

du droit concession

32 % 30 %+ P(nc) +P

32 % 30 %

20 % 17+ das + 2% das

21 % 21 %+ das + 2% das

22% 22 %)+ das + 2% das

22% 22 %+ das + 2%das

20% 20 %+ das 4 2. das

du droit additionnel sucre estdouane de la marchandise.

3293

Positionsdu tarif

20.06(suite)

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LISTE LXXII - CEE


Taux du :Position Taux de b se:droit selondu tarif é Dcsignation des produits du droit concession

B. II. a) 7. aa) d'une teneur en sucressuperieure a 13% en poids

8. autres fruits

9. Melanges de fruits

aa) M6tanges dans lesquels aucun

des fruits composants ne

depasse 50, en poids dutotal des fruits

bb) autres

b) avec addition de sucre, en embal-Lages imm6diats d'un contenu netde 1 kg ou moins :

2. Segments de pamplemousses et depomeLos

3. Mandarines, y compris tangerineset satsumas; clementines, witk-ings et autres hybrides simi-laires d'agrumes

4. Raisins

5. Ananas

aa) d'une teneur en sucressup6rieure a 19% en poids

6. Poires :


superieure 15% en poids

22% 22 %+ das + 2% das

22% 20%+ das + 2% das

21 % 202+ das + 2% das

22 % 20 x+ das + 2% das

20 % 17 %+ das + 2% das

22% 20 7+ das + 2% das

24 % 24 X+ das + 2% das

24 % 24%+ das + 2% das

22 % 22 7+ das + 2% das

X) La mention "2 % das" signifie que le taux applicable du droit additionnel sucre est

fix6 forfaitairement a 2 % ad valorem de La vateur en douane de la marchandise.

3294

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Positiondu tarif

__ -- :

Designation des produits

20.06 B. IIê b) 7. Peches et abricots(suite) ex aa) d'une teneur en sucres

suàerieure A 15% en: poidsè - Peches

- Abricots

: : ex bb) autres- Peches

8. autres fruits

9. MeLanges de fruitsaa) Melanges dans lesquels aucun

des fruits composants nedepasse 50% en poids dutotaL des fruits

bb) autres

21.03 Faéineéde moutarde et moutarde pr6parceée B. Moutarde prepare

21.04 Sauces; condiments et assaisonnements,composes :

B. autres

é - Sauces A base de puree de tomates- non denomm6s

21.07 Pé6parétions alimentaires non d6nommees nicomprises aiLLeurs :

éA. CeréaLïs en grains ou en 6pis, pr6cuftesou autrement preparees

I. lais

B. Pates qLimentaircs non farcies; cuites;pates alimentaires farcies :

I. P5ces aLimentaires non farcies, suites

) laemention "2pXldas"lsignifie quc le taux arpLicabLe dufm,faitairalent a 2 X ane aloren de la vl~cur en dou.;lv

Taux duTaux de base:droit selon

du droit concession

24 % 22%das + 2%das

24 % 4 das :24%+2% das

24 % 22%24 % 24%

+ das 4 2% das)

22% 15%+ das +2% das

24 % 22 %+ das 4 2% das

16 % 14 %

18% 16 %

18 % 12 %

13% 8 %4em 4em

13% 10 %+CIA + em

vérni -1rlditionnflesucr'.e fde la rrichandi :;

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Taux duPosition Taux de base droit setondu tarif Designation des produits du droit concession

22.09 Alcool éthylique non dénaturé ayant un titrealcoométrique de moins de 80 % vol.; eaux de vie,:liqrueurs et autres boissons spiritueuses; prépa-rations alcooliques composées (dites "extraits :concentrds") :ur la fabrication des boissons

C. Boissons spiritucusesIII. Whisky:

éa) Whisky "Bourbon", present enreipients contenant (a)

1. 2l ou moins 0,70 0,40UC l'hl UCE Lhlpar degre : par Xd'alcool vol

+ 5 UC L'hL d'alcoot+3 UCE L'ht

: :(b)l 2. pLus de 2l 0,70 0,40

UC l'hl :UCE L'hlpar degr6 par ;

d'alcool vol.: : d'aLcool

(b)b) autres, present& en recipients

contenant:

1. 2l ou moins 0,80UC l'hl

:pair degr6d'alcool

+ 5 UC l'hl

2. plus de 2 L 0,80UC l'hl

par degred'aLcool

0,40UC L'hLpar X

c' alccol+3 UCEL'hl(b)

0,40UCE l'hlpar X

vol .d'alcool(b)

sa) L'acdiwi.fs cnsubordonnéeus-position est Sl!or0rin~ees. les autorites colfipCi'l-

aux conditions a detcrmincr

(b) L'6chelonnement de éaàconcession sera effectu6 & partér des taux de base exprim6s enI tu volume d'alcool.

3296

LISTE LXXII - CEE


= = _ =-_ _ ==. = _= == __= _= _ !===. = _== __==== _: = =;=

Taux duPositi e Taux de basc:droit selondu tarif D(signation des produits du droit concession

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------: :

Tabacs bruts ou non fabriclucs; dechets detabac:

A. Talbcs d'une valeur, par coLis, 6gaLe ousuperieure a 280 UCE par 100 kg poids net:

I. Tabacs fRue cured du type Virginia et 14 % 23 Xlight air cured du type BurLey, y com- avec max.de avec min.pris Les hybrids de Gurley (a) ... perc. de :de perc.de:

45 UC par 28 LCE et100 kg poids max. de

net perc deII. autres : 15 % 30 UCE par

- Light air cured du type MaryLand et avec Max.de 100 kgtabacs fire cured (a) perc. de poids net

70 LC par :

100 kg poidsnot

- autres 14Xavec min.de perc.de28 UCE etmax. deperc. de70 UCE par100 kgpoids not

B. autres : 23 % 23 X

-Tabacs flue cured du type Virginia et avec nin.de avec min.perc. do do porc-do

Licht air cured du type BurLey, y cor- 28 UC ct 28 UCE etpris Les hybrids de BurLey, tabacs Light nax2de prc 2ax. deair cured du type Maryland et tabacs ce33 C max. defire cured (a) par 100 kg 30UCE. par:

poids net 100 kgpoids net

- autres 14%avec min.c~~~t-c.:de 28 UCEet rn .deperc. de70 UCEI :i100 kpouh; t

(a) -1;ia(I V;nion ceite sooi-position c;l suhordoiine aux conditions b dtc (rrnin

mar I !; atitori s cofw et (-init .

3297

24.01

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NumeroTaux Taux

Désignation des marchandises de de ladu tarif base conces-

sion

1 2 3 4

25.01 Sel gemme, sel de saline, sel marin, selpréparé pour la table; chlorure de sodiumpur; eaux mères de salines; eau de mer:

A. II. autres :

b) nondénommés 8 UC 5,2 UCEpar par

1.000 kg 1.000 kgpoids ne poids net

25.03 Soufres de toute espèce, à l'exclusion dusoufre sublimè, du soufre précipité et dusoufre colloïdal:

B. autres 4 3,2

25.13 Pierre ponce; émeri; corindon naturel,grenat naturel et autres abrasifs caturels,même traits thermiquement

B. autres 1 0,9

25.15 Marbres, travertins, écaussines et autrespierres calcaires de taille ou de construction d'une denéite apparent éup6rieure oulgaàe a 2,5, el âLbAtre, bruts, degrossisou simplement debit6s par sciage :

B. slmpLemené deéites par sciage ou refen-dage et d'uée epaisseéur gale ou énfe-rieuàe a 25 cm

II. autres 6 4,4

25.16 Granit, porphyre, basalte, gres et autrespierres de taiLLe ou de construction, bruts,degrossis ou simplement deéit6s par sciage

B. simplemené d6éites par sciage ou refen-dage et d'uée 6paisseér lgaLe ou énf6-rieuàe a 25 cm

II. autres pierres de tlilLe ou deconstruction:

a) Pierres calcaires d'une cenéiteapparente inferieure a 2,5 3 2,5

25.1é Dolomie,lbrute, degrossie cu simpLementdebimêa par scéage; dolomie, name fritteeou calcinee; pise de dolomie :

B. écLomie frittee ou calcinee 2 1,8

C. Pise de doLomie 2,5 2,2

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S ion

1 2 3 4

25.19 Carbonate de magneium nature (magnesite);magnesie &etrofondue; magn6si calcin6ea mort (fritt6e), meme contenant de faiblesquantites d'autres oxydes ajoutes avant lefrittage; autre oxyde de magnesium, mimechimiquement pur :

A. Oxyde de magnesium, autre que le carbo-nate de magnesium nature (magnesite)calcin6 5,6 4,1

25.23 mCiments hydrauliques (y compris les lientsnon pulv6ris6s dits "cLinkers"), meme colo-res 4 3,2

é5.27 Steatite naturelLe, brute, degrossie ou

simplement d6bitee par sciage; talc:

S.éS :atite naturelle, broyee ou pulveriseeI. Talc en emballages immediats d'un

contenu net de 1 kg pu moins 4 3,2

II. autre 1 0,9

25.31 é éeldspath; Leucite; nepheline et neph6linesyenite; spath fluor

A. Spath fluor 2,5 exemption

25.é2 Matieres minerales non d6nomm6es ni compri-ses ailleurs:

A. Oxydes de fer micac6s natures 2 1,8

B. autres

- Terres colorantes, mime caLcinees oumeLangees entre elles:

- non calcin6e1 ni meLangees I 0,9- non d6nommees 3,5 2,9

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base conces-sion

1 2 3 4

Houilles; briquettes, boulets et combusti-bles solides similaires obtenus à partirde la houille :

A. Houilles (CECA)

Allemagne (RF)

B. autres (CECA)

Allemagne (RF)

Italie

Lignites et agglomérés de lignites

A. Lignites (CECA)

France

8. Agglomérés de lignites (CECA)

France

Italie

Tourbe (y compris La tourbe pouret agglomérés de tourbe :

Litière)

B. Agglomérés de tourbe

Cokes et semi-cokes de houille, de ligniteet de tourbe, agglomérés ou non; charbonde cornue :

A. Cokes et semi-cokes de houille

I. destinés à la fabrication d'electro-des

II. autres (CECA)

Italie

3. Cokes et semi-cokes de lignite (CECA)

Ital ie

C. autres

10 DMles

1.000 kgpoids net

10 DMles

1.000 kgpoids net

2

2, 5

2, 5

2

1,5

1,5

51,5

6 DMLes

1.000 kgpoids net

6 DMles

1.000 kgpoids net

1,8

2,2

2,2

1,8

1,4

1,4

3,8

3,8

1,4

27.01

27.02

27.03

27.04

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sion

1 2 3 4

Huiles et autres produits provenant de ladistillation des goudrons de houille dehaute temperature; produits analogues ausens de la note 2 du chapitre :

A. Huiles brutes :

I. Huiles legeres brutes distillant90 % ou plus de leur volume jusqu'a200° C

G. autr

I.

es :

destinés à la fabrication desproduits du n° 28.03 (a)

4

3,5

3,2

2,9

(a) L'admission dans cette sous-position est subordonneedeterminer par les autoritès compétentes.

aux conditions à

27.07

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1 2 3 4

Gaz de pétrole et autres hydrocarburesgazeux :

A. Propane d'une pureté égale ou supérieureà 99 % :

I. destiné à être utilisé comme carbu-rant ou comme combustible

Vaseline

A. brute

I. destimée à subir un traitementdéfini (a)

II. destinée à subir une transformationchimique par un traitement autre cueceux définis pour la sous-position27.12 A I (a)

III. destinée à d'autres usages

B. autre

Paraffine, cires de petrole ou de minérauxbitumineux, ozokérite, cire de lignite,cire de tourbe, résidus paraffineux("gatsch", "slack wax", etc.), mêmecolors :

A. Ozokérite, cire de lignite ou de tourbe(croduits natures)

II. autres

B. autres :

I. bruts

a) destinés à subir un traitementdéfini (a)

b) destines à subir une transformationchimique par un traitement autrecue ceux définis pour la sous-position 27.13 B I a) (a)

c) destinés à d'autres usages

II. non dénommés

17,5

2

2

2

7

5

2

2

2

6

16

1,8

1,8

1,8

4,9

3,8

1,8

1,2

(a) L'admission dans cette sous-position est subordonnée auxdeterminer par les aetorités comoétentes.

3302

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27.12

27.13

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1 2 3 4

Bitume de pétrole, coke de pétrole etautres résidus des huiles de pétrole oude rminéraux bitumineux:

C. autres :

I. destinés à la fabrication desproduits du no 28.03 (a)

II. non dénommés

Mélanges bitumrineux à base d'asphalte oude bitume nature, de bitume de petrole,de goudron minéral ou de brai de goudronminéral masticss bitumineux, "cut-backs",etc.)- Mastics bitumineux

- autres

(a) L'admission dans cette sous-position est subordonnée aux

determiner par Les autorités compétentes.

2

2

3

1,8

1,8

2,50,9

conditions à

3303

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27.16

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base conces-sion

28.01 Halogenes (fluor, chlore, brome. iode):

A. Fluor.. 7,2 5

B. Chlore .11,2 11

C. Bromn.

D). lode:-tr lIE ...

--............................... 12 exemptiont i.-

25.02 Soutre sublime ouitprecoufrripte; e colloidal 6 4,6 .

2S.03 iarbone noirs de cnotamment) 3,2 exemptionE i r,

2S.04o zydrtgene; gaZ rmetalloidess nicsuloidesr,,yen~~~~~~ 4,8 ,7 37vdr~gene 4 ./

B. 6az rarcs 72

C. auares mrc3ll1ides:1. Oxygen. 7 2

J 2,1ure,c arscnic 2,4 .

IV. Phosphorc .9.6V. autrcs .e,4

28.05 t.lu, Aicaiini ici Alclin-werreux; metaux de (erres arews>Ktriumtscadjiuml, lelc mela.ngc, un hllic entire rurcure:

A. Metaux alcalins:1. Sodium .5,6 5

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28.05 A. 11. Potassium. ................................................. 7,2 5(suite) 111. Lithium . ................................................... 5,6 4,1

IV. Cesium et rubidium .......................,............. 43,2B. Aeraux alcalino-rerreux . .8,8 5,7C. Metaux de rerres rares, yttrium er scandium, niee mnlang6s ou allies

centre eux:1. melanges ou allies entre eux ................................ 14,4 12

11. autres ..................................................... 3,2 2,728.06 Acide chlorhydrique; acide chlorosulfurique ........ ................... 9,6 6

28.08 Acide sulfurique; olium ............................................. 3,2 3

28.09 Acide nitrique (azotique), acides sulfonirriqucs ......... ................ 9,6 6

2S.10 Anhydride et acides phosphoriques (m&ta-. ortho- et pyro-) ..... ......... 13,2 11

28.12 Aci8e et anhydride boriqucs ............... ......................... 4,. 3,7

28.13 Autres acides inorganiques et composes oxygines des metalloides:A. Acide fluorhydrique 8 7

C. Anhydride sulfurique ................. 6,4 4, 6D. Oxysds d'azore . 7, 5F. Anhydride arscnieux .6,4 4,6F. Anihydride et icide arseniques .8,8 5,7G. AnhyJride carboniqiue. 9,6 8H. Anhydride silicique . .6,4 4,6IJ. au8cs . 5,3

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2

28.14 Chlorures, oxvchlorures et autres dérivés halogénés et oxyhalogénés desmitalloides:

A. Chiorures et oxychlorures métalloidiques:I. Chiortures de soufre.

II. autres ....B. autres dérivés halogénés et oxyhalogénés des métalloides.

28.15 Sulfures métalloidiques, y compris le trisulfure de phosphore:

A. Sulfures de phosphore, y compris le trisulfure de phosphore.B. Sulfure de carbone.

C. autres ...... ..........

28.16 Ammoniac liquéfié ou en solution (ammoniaque).

28.17 Hydroxyde de sodium(soude caustique) hydroxyde de potassium (potassecaustique): peroxydes desodium et de potassium:A. Hydroxyde de sodium soude caustique ..

B. Hydroxyde de potassium (potasse caustique).

28.18 Hydroxyde et peroxyde de magnésium; oxydes, hydroxydes et peroxydesde strontium ou de baryumA. Hydroxyde et peroxyde de magnésium.B. Oxyde,hydroxyde et peroxyde de strantium.

28.19 Oxyde de zinc; peroxyde de zinc ....................... ...........

28.20 Oxyde et hydroxyde d'alunminium (alumine); corindons artificiels:

A. Oxyde et hydroxyde d'aluminium (alumine) ... ...

B. Corindons arcificiels.

Taux Tauxde de Ia

base conces-sion

11,2 6,69,6 68,8 5, 7

8 5, 3

6,4 6

4,8 3,7

11,2 11

12,8 1211.8 11

5,6 4,19,6 6

12,8 11

8,8 5, 77,6 5,2

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28.22 Oxydes de manganese:

A. Bioxyde de manganese ............... 5,3.................... 8

B. autres . ..... ... ......... 12 6,9

2S.23 Oxydes ec hydroxydes deàfer (y compris les terres colorantes a base d'oxyde%e fer nacurel, contenaét éen péids 70 ° et plus de fer combine, value enFe2O,) ........................................................ 6,4 4,6

2S.24 Oxydes ct hyuroxvdes de cobalt; oxydes de cobalt do commerce ......... 6,4 4,6

28.25 Oxydes de wicane ................................................... 9,6 6

28.27 Oxydes de plomb, y compris le minium et la mine orange ...... ......... 12,2 10, 5

28.2S Hydrazine et hydroxylamine et leurs sels inorganiques; autres bases, oxydes,hydroxydes et peroxydes mecalliques inorganiques:A. Hidrazinc et hydroxslanline et leurs sels inorganiques . . 9,6 6

B. Oxyde cc hydroxide de lithium ................... ................ 8 5, 3C. Oxyde, hydroxyde et peroxyde de calcium:

1. Oxyde et hydroxyde . 6,4 4,6!1. Peroxyde. ....................... 10,4 6,3

D. Oxyde et hydroxide de bhryllikm ................................. 85,3F.. Oxydes d'Jrain ......................... .....8,8 5, 7G. Oxydes ce hydroxydes de molybdine .............................. 85, 3

H. Oxydes cc hydroxydes de tungstene .............. .. 6,4 4,611. Oxydes ct hydrwxydes de vanladium

1. Pensoxyde (slssdride vanadique) 5,6 5, 5I1. autres ..................................................8 5, 5

K. Oxyde de zirconium c oxydes de germanium ........................ 8 7L. Oxydes cc hydroxydes de cuivre

1. Oxydes ..................................................... 43, 211. Hidroxydes . ............................................... 9,6 6

O.Oxydes de mercure ............... 5,6 4, 1N. .urres ......................................................... 11,2 11

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28.29 Fluorures; fluosilicates, fluoborates et autres fluosls:

A. Fluorures:I. d'ammonium, de sodium ........................ ...... 11, 2 10

II. autres ..... ..8 tres.. 5,3B. Fluesilicates, fluoborates ct autres fluosels:

11. Fluozirconate de potassium. 7,2 5

IIl. Fluoalumninae de sodium. 8,8 8

s, 0l red etChyo--,y \,curesu.bromures et oxybromures: hr-rvnurs .t oxl'b 1ur5iiujlir., ox%`iosA. Chlorures:

l. d'ammonium, dahlminium ...................... ... 11 2 6,611. de barum ...........................................,. 8 85,7

IMI. dC calcium, de magnesium .................................... 6,4 4,6IV. defer .2,4 2,1VI. d'etain ........ ........ .............................,...... 4,1VIl autrcs ...... ........... ............................ 9,6 6

1. Uxvchlorurc cc hydIrklilorures1. de cuisre de plomb ................................ ........ 43,2

ll. autces ............................. ............... 85, 3C :rc,. ........... ... . ....... ..... ....... ...... 12 6,9

28.31u H!pochiurites, hypochlorite de calcium do commerce chlorites; h,pu-brocuirvs:A. dm 5 . 'I dc& t ......... ............ 11,2 6,6I. CGil:itc . ............ 8 5,3

C. aucrc~~~~~~~~.12~~~6,9tt-)................. .. ..... .......... ....... 12

S.31 Chlurates cc pcrchloracc, brumat, .t p-rbronsices iod.satsct pcriod.scs:

A. Chlorates:11. de baryum ............... 7,2 5II[.autres ....................................

9 6 6

B. Perchlorates:1. d'ammonium ............................................... 5,6 4,1

II. de sodium ......... ........................................ 6,4 4,6

Ill. de potassium ................................................ 7,2IV. acres ........................... ......... ........ 9,6

C. aucre . . . . ... . .... . ... . .126,9

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sion

28.35 Sulfures, y comprise les polysulfures:

A. Sulfures:I. de potassium, de baryum, d'etain, de mercure ...... ............. 8,8 5,7

ll. de calcium, d'antimoine, de fer ......... ...................... 6,4 4,6Ill. autres ............... ...................................... 126,9

B. Polysulfures:I. de pptassium, de calcium, de baryum, de fer, d'etain ............. 9,6 6

Il. autres .................................................... 126,9

28.38 Sulfates et aluns; persultates:A. Sulphates:

III. de baryum, de zinc. ......................................... 11.2 9IV. de magnésium, d'aluminium, de chrome ....... ................. 9,6 9

V. de cobalt, de titane .................... ....................... 85,3

VI. de fer, de nickel ................... .......................... 5,6 5

VII. de mercure, de plomb ............ ........................... 6,4 4,6VIII. autres ..................................................... 85,3

B. Aluns:l. d'ammoniaque ........................... ......... 9,6 6

III. de chrome .................................................. 10,4 10

IV. autres ................................................... 11,2 11

C. Persulfates ................................................... 10,4 6,3

28.39 Nitrites et nitrates:

A. Nitrites .......................................................

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.2S.39 B. Nitrates:

(suite) 1ll. de baryum, de b&yllium, de cadmium, de cobalt, de nickel S...... .8

IV. de cuivre, de mercure .... 6,4 4,6V. de plomb .... 12 6,9VI. aurres ..................................................... 11,2 3

2S.40 Phosphites, hypophosphites et phosphates:A. Phosphikes et hypophosphires ................................... 9,6 6

j3. i-'hosph:ari ' nypriles polphosphares;

';z, i'.)!!phosph'.r-...2............................. 11 6,6b autre. .......... ..................... 5 3

11. autres ... .. . 11,2 10

28.42 Carbonates et percarbonates, y compris Ie carbonate d'ammonium ducommerce contenant du carbamate d'anmonium:

A. Carbonates:1. d'ammonium :y conpris cel,i du commerce conrenant du, carba-

mate d'amroniuri ................. ........................ 9,6 611. de sodium ................ .................. . I),4 10

Ill. de calcium ................. ...... 7,2 5IV. de magnesium, de cuicre ........................ 4,3 3,7VI. de lithium ..................... ............ 10 6,2VII. auVres.. ............................ S, 8

B. Percarbonates . . .11,2 6,6

23.43 Cyanures simple er omplexes:A. Cyan,rs sin les:

1. de sodium, de dorassisrns, dcoici; ..... 1' 6,9It. de cadmium .......... ......... ........ 11.4 6,3

111. arres. s,7

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2- ___2_

28.44 F:uIxitum13cs, cyasniates ct tlhioccymictes:A. Fulnanasci ..................................................... 9,6 6

B. Cyanstcs ...................................................... S 5

C. rhioccya>!'a-s ................................................... 126,9

28.45 Silicates, y concpris Ics silicaezs dc sodium ou'dc potassium du cummlcerce:A. dczircorii ................, ....................................8.8 5, 7B. autrcs .................. 9.6 5

28.46 Boraacts ct pcrboratcs:A. 1 .3-tics:

1. de sodium, anhydres:

b) autrcs ......... ...,.......................... 4.8 3,7II. Autrcs .........,.,.,... ................ 5,3

1:. Pcrbor;cs ...................................c.................. 126,9

28.47 ScIs dcs icidi d'oxydcs mctallirqucs (cihromnatcs, p -,manccgnalcs, saina.es,ctc.):A. Alumin:cs .................................................... 126,9B. Ch!omcic, 1,1c',romntccs cc ,c:cIhromates:

1. Chrocmncs ................1,4....................... 13C. Mlnnitcoi, mwfas:acs cc pmrr.sanczantes . .12 6,9D. Antinsicniams, iuoiybdatcs ..................... 11,2 6,6E. Ziccc;s:cS, .s............................................ 6,4 4, 6F. autres ................. ........................................ 10,4 6,-S

2S.S Autrcs scls ct 1p:rscIs ecs acilcs iiog...,i. ~ucs, as I'.xcI::;o d;l oacscrcss:A. ScIs sinckcs, dc.:t-Ics c.u cor;-;%'xcs dci 2id s1u s Lc 'IJu utc:rc S 5,3

1:. acct(L's:I. Ais.;i:s.:s. 6............ ............................. I9. 6

III. C;.rt !.ilcc sdos,!ias o:; cw;,c:;.c ........8..................... 8,s 5, 7IV. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~9.66civc;,lic.i:, :;.1'.-s. *,.;6,6.s ...............................

nooI u.l ':S,s........... ........... .......6..f, 6

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28.49 Métaux precieux à l'état colloidal; amalgames de métaux précieux; sels etautres composés inorganiques ou organiques de métaux précieux, de consti-tution chimique définie ou non:

A. Métaux précieux à l'état colloidal:I. Argent ..................................................... 8

II. autres ..................................................... 4,8 3,7

B. Amalgames de métaux précieux ......... ......................... 85,3

C. Sels et autres composés inorganiques ou organiques des métaux précieux:I. de l'argent ................................................. 9,6 6

II. des autres métaux précieux .......... ......................... 3,23

28.50 Eléments chimiques et isotopes, fissiles; autres elements chimiques radio-actifs et isotopes radioactifs; Ieurs composés inorganiques ou organiques deconstitution chimique difinie ou non; alliages, dispersions et cermets,renfermant ces elements ou ces isotopes ou leurs composes inorganiques ouorganiques:A. Eléments chimiques et isotopes, fissiles; Ieuts composés, alliages,

dispersions et cermets, y compris les cartouches de féacteurs nucléairesusées (irradiées)

- Uranium naturel:

- ouvre- Barres, profiles, fils, toles, feviljis er ksasdcs 'Ezcr.:trou: . ...- autre (Enratom) . ....................................

28.51 Isotopes d'éléments chimiques autres que ceux du no 28.50; leurscomposes inorganiques ou organiques, de constitution chimique definite ounon:

B. autres .9,6

28.52 Composés inorganiques ou organiques du thorium, de Iuranium appausreen U 235 et des mecaux de cerres rares, de lyttriumn cc du scandium, micne emilangis entre eux:

4B. autres .

Tauxde laconces-sion

3,7

5,3

63

exemption (DC)1,5

6

3,2

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sion

28.54 Peroxyde d'hydrogene (tau oxygin~e), y compris 1'eau oxygenec solid:A. solide ........................................................ 14,4 7,6B. autre ..... ... 12 6,9

2S.5S de'oph rv. dv consti titi-, cliumliqu ldfinic ,u, non,A. de fcr (fecrrophosphores) concenant en poids lj et plu5 de pi,)sphore 7,2 5

B. autres . .........,... 11,2 6,6

28.56 Carbuerv, d& corsttution chimique decline ot nion:A. de silicium..................................................... 8,6 8B. de bore ........................................................ 5,64,1

C. de calcium ....... 14,2 14

D. d'aluminium, de chronic, de molybdcne, de cungstene, de vanadiuim, de.rantale, de ritane. ............................................... 9,6 8

E. autres ....................................................... S5, 3

28.57 Hvdrrvres, nivrurws, azoolre,, .ilicit res vt 1,mres, d.c'?nstie til chimiiquleddfinie ou non:

A. Hydrures ...................................................... 6,4 4, 6

B. Nitrurcs ..................................................... 6,4 4, 6

C. Azorures ...................................................... 10, 46,3E. Borures ...................................................... 85, 3

28.58 A.utres consiposis iorguaniquv, (' conipri k. caluS distill .., d& ;<..idslti-lsilie on dimdnl degrv de p,.rvtv ; iir lislniiv !! ... pri, 1l.irlit pIi d...I{s d1.-s gay rare ont 6tc Olimiine; ,: ir s nmp ivn anlagka ,i i Etaiv. s11hv denctaux pryivutix:A. Eaux distillers de cooductibilitc ou dc mrnmne degree dr purCer .... ..... 3,2 2, 7B. Air liqtuidc (y COltnpris alir liq,,ide lIs gay rar"s milS et&'lisil);

air comprins ,(. 4, 1C. dnltrcs... 9. ,6 6

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Numero Désignationdesmarchandises base conces-

sion

29.01 Hydrocarbures:

A. acycliques:I. destinés a etre utilises comme'carburants ou comme combustibles 17, 5 12

B. cyclaniques ec cycleiniques:I. Azulcnc et se, demrics alk ..lc .. .................. 1 2, 8 7,1

II. autres:a) destines i itre utilises come carburants ou come combustibles 17, 5 8, 4

C. cycloterpiniques:I. Pinenes, camphene, dipenccne. ..........................9...... 96 6

lI. autres ........ .............. ............................ 1 1 , 26,6D. aromatiques:

I. Benzine, toluene, xylenes:a) Jestines a etre utilises come carburants ou comme combustibles 16 8

II.Styrene, ethylbenzene- Styrene 6,4 6- Ethylbenzene 6,4 4,6

IV. Naphtaiknc, anthracene .................... ...... ... 3 2, 5V. Biphenyle, rerphenyles ......................... ....... 12 6,9VI. autres ...................................................... 10,4 6,3

29.02 Dirivis haloginis des hydrocarbures:

A. Derives halogenis des hydrocarbures acycliques:I. Fluorures ............... ..... ................. .. 14,4 7,6

II. Chlorures:a) satures:

I. Chiorncech.aae (chlorure d. mccrhyl), chlorod-rhwd (chioru.redc'.h.Ie) ........... ... ...... 14,4 12

'. aurres .12,8 1 2b) non saaurs . . .15,2 1 2

III. Bromrur.. . . 13,4 8,6IV. lodires ...... .. .................. 17,j 8,4V. Derives mixes . . .13,6 7,4

B. Derives halogenes des hydrocarbures cyclaniques, cyclcniques cc cycloter-peniques ..... .............................. 13,6 7,4

C. Derives halogenes des hydrocarbures aromatiques .... 14,4 7,6

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29.03 Dérivés sulfonés, nitrés, nitrosés des hydrocarbures:A. Dérivéssulfonés ...... ......................................... 12,8 7,1B. Derives nicris et nicroses:

II autres ............ ........................................ 128 7, 1

C. Dérivés mixes:

I. Dirivis sulfohalogns ....................................... 112

6,6ll. autres ...28 11

29.04 Alcools acycliques et Ieurs derivis halogenes, sulfones, nitris, nitroses:A. Monoalcools sacures:

I. .\cchmnol -alcIl menthvliqNie). ................................ 14,4 1311. Propanle-I -ol a ilcoal prup!liqtu) cc propanc-2 -ol .alcooal iM~sprd.Pyhil.) 12 6,9

111. Bucanol et es, )soIncrcs, 2-Mcch!ipropatc-2-'I ac..o..ol o........i...i... 6 4 4,6

h) jrres ................................................... 1 1 ,2 6,6IV. penr~anI al~ctooi li, et ses ......r........................r . . .1 6 8V. 3urres ...15, 8 7, 9

B. Monoalcools non sacuris:I. Alcool allylique . . 11 ,2 6,6

Il. aures . . 1 2 6,9C. Polyalcools:

I. Diols, trials ct titrols . .16,4 13IV. autres polyalcools . . .11 , 2 6,6V. Dirivis halogenis, sulianis, nitres, nicroses des polyalcools... 14,4 7,6

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29.03 Alcools cycliques et leurs derives halpgemes, sulfones, nicres, nicroscs:

A. cyclaniques, cycideiques ce cycl~oerpeniqLues:I. ( JohihlI.sci . s i..cclic.- , ,i.,c s iSc cb s sni, 8

enhl .\t.n.h l 'S 8, 5111. Sterols, inositols . ............................................ 11,2 6,6IV. autres ...................................................... 12,8 7,1

B. aronuciciques:I.1,,1 Alo"I l li..1 .61,4 3It. aurres .1 i , 13,6 7, 4

29.06 Pheuols cc phinols-a.lcools;A. .Mlonophinols:

PhenolIe.so...t.. ................................ P.eno cs 3,s..11.Cresols, Xvklnolserleurs s ls ..2,4 2,1

111. Niphtols et leurs ses .14,4 14IV . autres....................................................... 13 ,

B. Polyphenols:I1.Ruorc~ewrviltc *'c <..... 13,6 7,4

11. ............................................... 14,4 7, 6| 11. Dihcdroxynaphralnes c leurs sells .i3, 7, 4

IV.K9,Iph ,f.l A 9,r6

V. autres. 12 6,9C. Pheiols-alcools ..14,4 7,6

29.07 DNrises halogenes, sulfones, nitrcs, nirroses des phenols et phinols-alcools:A. DNrivis halogines ................2..... 12 6,9B. Drives sulfons .14,4 7,6C. Deiises nicres cc niccoses:

I. Acii]c. ct.v~ic . '4.,-ci.r',trllb,l;,, : ,cu[51h::c Icpi.;t,,in rllcrill.sslclttI,lcc rs k.S,

! . I) clitrerct-ik, cI-ilzrrsiv.>.i,- ...I. 12', 12, 5111. acres....................................................... 14,4 7, 6

D. Derives mixtes ............................1 4,4 7, 6

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29.03 bIccis-oxvdcs, ithcrs-oxvdcs-aMcools, 6tCl(rs-o\ydcs-pllcIIus, chcr.s-oxydcs-nlcol/!i-ph!:;wk{5, f .reret!.s v'; Is et I'cro.\ dcfsc;chs, ct Icuirs Cierivishnloguc;"s, s ilio:ns, kiL6s, Isitros~s:A. 1thers-oxyd;cs

1. acycliques:a) Oxydc dc di~chylc (echer ithyliqocc), oxydcs dc diclilorodicthvi' 17,5 8,4b) uwres .13,6 7,4

il. cyclaniqucs, cyc!5iniqucs ct ;yclotrpcniques . .13,6 7,4111. aromatfqlucs:

a)4.t.rf.I'...yl-n n!..xy-..6.di.:itrOtC.IuLIC.10,4 10b) Oxyik dc diphckylc ......13,612c) autres .1 2 , 12,8 7,1

B1. EIthrs-c:.:y2^s-t!cools:I. Icychiqucs 16.... 16 8

I. cycliqucs .......1,2 6,6C. £thcrsoxydcs-phi6nols ct cdhcrs-ox)dcs a!coolsrphc zois:

1. Gasiacol, g.di.cculsu!(urczc dcpo.cssium . .15,2 11It. iutccs .... ........... 12 6,9

D. Peroxy dcs d'alcools ct pcroxydcs d'Hricrs .. .11,2 6,6

29.09 Lpoxydes, Opoxy-alcools, roxy-phcnols ct ipoxy-Mctis (alpha ou beta);cunrs dcri,'6s llc.Iogc:us, sulfonis, nitres, nitroscs

1-chloro - 2, 3 - 6poxypropane (6pichlorhydrine) . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5, 12

autres .15,8 7,9

29.10 Ac&,ls, h6;.i-acets,1s ct acczk et lha(i-ic~ct.ls I fo'ctioins oy,-cnncssin;mp' s ou coccpIcxcs, ct Irurs d^:ivcs calor.gsncs, SUi'onf.l, s.iczcs, rnitroses:A. O-od: 2-!2-bmoxy.t.s so cyvthc ct J 6-propy!piiperon:!c (pipcronyI.

bu r.\r:r.....).*.--.-..-..-.--.-.... 10, 4 6,31. u..... 1 4, 4 5

2s9.11 ol.','h:.l , ;:I:':':c|:<-.c~or~ls,sip!vds-cs rS, p!.!:,.s. s is c;!::s

A. A'!::-.1.lJci~l.:^~.n............... 14,4 7,6

Ill....!- I. ..i.....!...',1.. 15,2 7,8..-.s ............ ........ 2,8 7, 1

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29.11 Is. Aldehydcs cyclaniiqucs, cycltniqucs cc c)yclocrI,6iqics 11,7. 6,6(Sutite) C. AI,16ydcs romnatiqiics:

1. C i1.la .lehc) .........dciil..l..li. ..c). 14,4 7,6It. scucrcs 12, 7, 1

D. Aldchydcs alcools . 12,8 7, 1E. Aldehydcs-6rwmcrs, .Ilihytdcs-poh&cwss ec autces aldihydci a foncrionis

oxygcnr:cu siSlpic's ou comePk!;Cs:1. Vaiiltlrs . ...........................h. ..............txdc)C 3 h .4-h-

drcixyberc,.cdthfi du (i<rlsslv.snlwlicrc -), ............... 16 811. autrcs 12 6,9

F. Pollymcrcs cycliqucs dcs aldk:hydcs:1. 1,3,5-Trioxannc(ccioxy yl .hyl . ..). 144 7,6

11. autrcs .13,6 7, 4C. Polyfomrnaldchydc (paraformasdihyde) . .14,4 7,6

29.12 W)riv<s hIosliSn s, lfonis, r.ncrcs, nitrosvs dcs pro.'uics du n°29.11 12,8 7, 1

29.13 Clctorics, cito.,cs-atoolo ,ck Ourcs-phcrols, cicc.s-aldehycs, qicioncs,(il!iclOnC.-.lI COO~jAC^*IIV,.c sP!:Wc;c.ls,6q -jioncsaI-aW.5h! J-s cct a2rUc; ccbonrcs -Cqo ilsois at fc..ctimis oxvgnces, sicisplcs ou cocwplexcs, et Ilors d&rivcshialogicos, suloacs, mirc6s, mdiroses:A. CicMncs acycliquLCs:

1. Monocctoncs ............,,,..... 11,2 6,611. Polycetones .....................,... 9,6 6

B. Citones cychniqucs, cycleiiques cc cyclotctpcniquem:1. Boccc cnc- 2 c~lic phre)

a) naturcit , ....8. 5,7i............ 5, 7b) autrC (natturcl raffinc ct synthctique) ........................ 12,8 7, 1

11. alarcs ............................ 12 6,9C. Cctoncs rornari'ucs:

1. c i ilci cs!.E:orpsco ......................... ---11,2 11II. 4-Prhuc;ci)ccbmlne (..cn..li...c.....o.c). . 13,6 7,4

111. autrcs ........... . . . . 1I, 7,6D. Ct'toncs-a;lcols ct cic on"cs-a!di'hyJes:

1. acy ' -I!Ce' yz:-tniqLics, cycliq:s ct cycle rpicucs ..........

- 4 -Hydroxy -4- rnithylpentane -2- 11, 2 7one (diacetone alcool) .

-autres ..11,2 3

Ii. ...........:................................. 14,1 7 61:. 6 cr atrcs c.'OrCs i fonctiov:s o:xy~;c.Ewes Sill!' O..cr ...............................I 14,4 7,61. Quilroncs, crl'll.;r:'u-;lS, cli:lrsr:cs-p~hics c ~siiorccs-:yrlcs cc

aciurcs quill~I1 I. :l~liu:is i.X'. *ci~xii;;y !;; ci cc.cp.!cx:. 13,6 7, 4

G. t rivcs lII.r-s, SI&:I;S, nitrs, inn 0cc

11. amice .,,,,,,,,,,,............ 12, 8 7,1

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29.14 Acides monocarboxyliques, keurs anhydirides, halogenures, peroxydes etperacides; Ieurs dérivés halogénés, sulfonés, nitrcs, nitruses:

A. Aides monocarboxyliques acycliques satures:

1. Acide iormique, ses sets Ct ses esters. 1 5, 2 7,8I1 Acide acetique, ses sets et ses esters:

b) Sets de l'acide acetique:1. Pyroliginites (de calcium, etc.) 8 5, 3

3. Acrtact" [. cobalt . . 11,2 114. autres .13,6 7,4

c) Esters de l'acide acitique:1 Acc.tr J'rc h Ic, a.scuar. vinylc, atccc.scr de pro,,p'

d'istprolc.. 16 1 , 5'. Acc.ac J. merbhk. ascetae Jc butter, cratre &it-tiu cl.

acTatc dc poclsi, tallisle), actictrc dJisopcstylr (ct-acylrJ,.~rete, dJr glycrl.. 15.2 7,8

3. Ascrare Jc p-tolsle. acrtares de phlnylprqpyl., axftaw dJbrnzvsc, accster dc rkodinylc, acctate dJ an.talyle cr r1,s stcarosdJ phnlnIch.mne-. ..io.l 10,4 lo

4. autres .13,6 7, 4

l. Anhydride acetique . .16 8

IV. Hat'gci.. ..sa.....lr... 14,4 7,6V. Acides bromoacetiques, Icurs sets et tcurs esters ... 18,4 3,6

VI. Acide propionique, set sets C tses sters . . 8,8 4,2VIl. Acide butyriqu tc a.cid, isubutyriqu,, lurt scIsrcIcurs -1,r. 12 6,9

VIII. Acidc salcriqucr, , n(strcs,s Icurs tnI et trurs cr . ....10,4 6, 3

IX. Acide pa!niitique, ses sels et scs estersa) AciJe palmitique . .8,8 5,7b) Sets ct esters de P'acide paimitique . . 12,8 7,1

X. Acide stiarique, ses sets et ses esters:a) Acide srcariqu . .9,6 6b) Sets ct esters dJ t'aci&e stcariquc:

1. StaraterJr zinc, scrar,:deJr gnciu.n. 10,4 6,32. aucres .12 6,9

Xi. autres . . .12,8 7,1

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|29.14 B. Acides monocrboxyliqLICs acycliques non saturis:1. Acide nethacrylique, ses seis et ses esters . ............ 13,6 7,4

11. Acides undfcnttuqstcs, kurs sels et hkurs esters:

a) Acides Unddc,'noiques ...................................... 10,4 5b) Sels et esters des acides ndi -noqies ....... ............... 12,8 7,1

111. Acide oleique, ses sels et ses esters:

a) Acide oleique .9,6 6b) Sels et esters de lacide oleique .12,8 7, 1

IV. aurres:1. AId,. hcx.-.2.4-Jrci--rqrr .rci- ,rr ri, a.i..c..r~ qu 9,6 8b) autres . 2 10

C. Acides monocairoxsviqucs cyclaniquLes, cycleniques et cycloterp6niques 13,6 7, 4

D. Acide:s urn-c.irboxliques arr(natiques:1. Acide bencoique, ses sels er ses esters .13,6 7,4

11. Chlor-re de benzovhe. 14,4 7,6

1II. Acide phcnlaLcerique, ses sels et ses esters. 15,2 7,8IV. autres .12,8 7,1

29.15 Acides polscarbosvliques, leurs anh>dridcs. haloenures, perosydes etperacides; leurs deriscs halog6nrs, sulfhwns, msirr's, nicroses:

A. Acides poly.crrb-xviiq-cs 1cycliquLrs:1. Acide oxaliquic, ses seIs et ses CStCrS .............1.............. I ,2 7,8I. Acide nialonique, icide adipiquc, lcurs sels er Icurs esters 13,6 13,6 1 3

111. Anhydride nsaleique ...........126,9IV. Acide azelaique, acide scbacique, leurs sels et leurs esters:

a! Acide szelaique, acide sebacique . 96........ 9,6 6crCI, rJ,1U -,d, -SL-1 -rJC Idd -baci 12,8 6

V. autres.1 0 , 10,4 6, 3

| B. Acidcs povc.arboxvlriqlles cyclaniques, cycleniques et cycloterpeniques 11,2 6

C. Acids jroI..lr. vhq alcsIr--rintiqcs:1. Anhvdride phtalique ......................................... 14,4 1 3

11. Acide rerephralique,, ses sels et ses esters ....11,'........... 10

I11.autres .14,4 13

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Acids Carboxyliques à fonctions alcool, phenol, aldehyde sou cétone etaurres acides carboxyliques à fonctions oxygénées simples ou complexes,leurs anhydrides, haloginures, peroxydes et peracide; leurs drives halo-genes, sulfon.s, nitres, nitroses:

A. Acides cirboxyliques afunction alcool:

I. Acide lactique, ses sels et ses esters ............................

II. Acide malique, ses sels et ses esters ............................

Ill. Acide tartrique, ses sels et ses esters:a) Tartrate de calcium brut ...................................b) autres...................................................

IV. Acide critique, ses sels et ses esters:a) Acide citrique ............................................b) Citrate de calcium brut ....................................c) autres ............................................

V. Acide gluconique, ses sels et ses esters ...................

-I,o ,,.....pl......l........L........L..

VII. A.id.c chOlique, saode :ai2:-ihydroxy idhI.>lc-24-, ISlU .iJdei-NssClttii~lcC), kae.1et lsurs ctrcr.. ................... ...

VIII. autres:a) acyciques ...............................................b) cycyiques ................................................

B. Acijds carboxyliqlUes i foncatmi phenol:

1. Acid,z li.lc.d,4Ue.acide U-aclc alicyliqu,, kitrs s,. ct kur, catcIa) Acide salicylique...................................... ...

b) Sles de l'acide salicylique ..................................c) Esters de V'acide salicylique:

2. autres ...............................................d) Acide (O-.uaxcYIalicshque. cs scIs et se, eter, ................

11. Acides sulfos3licyliques, leurs sels et leurs esters .................

Ill. Acide 4-hydroxybenzoique, ses sels et ses esters ..................

IV. Acide gallique aidee 3,4,5-trihydroxybenzoislue, ses sels et ses scis..I) Acide gailique t(.cide 3,4,5trihydry s ti) ..............

b) Sels et esters de l'acide galliquae (icide 3,4,5-srihydrox) betzhiqueu)V. Asides hydroxynaphmoiques, leurs sels et leurs esters ... .........

Vl aultres ..................................................

C. Acids carboxyliques a function Mldchyde iw ctrnc:

l. Acide dclydrohuJlictlc i LDtj r ti... ..................I.11 Acero.u.et c dchylc c- .s ,.1, ........................ ..

Ill. autres ......................................................

yliques i tilctions -ge-ssmiccss ltples cli -1vc-llc-Z

.16

13,6

12

7,2

14,4

15,25,616

18,416

10,4

1214,4

16,815,2

14,416,814,4

12,8

11,213,6

14,4

13,6

10,416

13,613,6

6,56,5

57,6

134,188,68

6,3

6,97,6

8,27,8

7,6127,67,1

6,67,47,67,4

6,387,47,4

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29.19 Esters phosphoriques et Ieurs sels, y compris les lactophosphates, et leursdrives halogenes, sulfoncs, nitres, nitroses:hydrogenophosphate..ephm~phaw) dt ,vo-inesirotiqueidetphesiiVc) cc sc,

esks (phtophosphatesmtph sphatc ..................................... 12 6,9s de tributyle, dc sriate phoiph.nylee trosphates de tritolyleJ. rritolyic,

e trixylyle,phosphate detris (chloroethyleik;hlomrssth). . 11,2 6,6C. autrrs....... ... 13,6 7,4

29.21 Autres esters des acides mineraux (a I'exclusion des estess des acidvihalogencse et eeure scls, ct Icurs derives halogenes, sulfones, nitres, nmtroses.;A. Esters seltrlquss cc csrtrs careuruiques; Ic,eurselé etéIcLIsod&rivus halh-

nes, nitres,nitrosesg~ius, t.Ifcs . .14,4 7,6B. autrcs produitrs:

i.ethltDeethylenegrrc ylen. (dinicrate d'Xcrhlycol), hexanitralc d. D--manomld, tdinirraterolJe gilcror. cccranirratc dc pcnra.cryrhrirolI(penthrit) ct dinirratc d'oxys icrhylicc (dinitratdcde dithylncglycol) 12 6,9

IL urrcs. .... 13,6 7,4

29.22 Composis a fonction amine:

A. Monoamines acycliques:1. Nithylnmiine, dimnshylamine cr trimnuihylanuine, cr.lhmrs c.is 12,8 1211. Dithylamine rt ses ses .8,8 5,7

III. aurres .................... , ........ 11.2 6,6B. Polyamines acycliques:

1.eHexamrnhylinedianmine et scs sels .......... 12,8 7,1ll. autres ................................................... 9,6 6

C. Monoanines et polyamines cyclaniques, cycleniques et cycloterpeniques:lamine, hcx^-l.exinc méthohcsyIdinetylenuiueelcr lcursscis. 10,4 6,3

11. autres ............................. ..... 12,8 7,1

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29.22 D. Mlonoamines aromatiques:sitet) 1. Aniline, ses derives halogenes, sulfones, nitris, nicroses, et leurs seIs 12,8 1 2

11. \N*-\ehvyl-.N.2,4,6-t tranitrosasiiinc (ttryi) .6,4 4,6111. Toluidines, leurs derives halogenes, sulfones, nitres, nitroses, et leurs

- sels .................. 12,8 7,1IV. Xylidines, leurs derives halogenes, sulfones, nitres, nitroses, et leurs

seis .................. 12 6,9V. Diphenylaamine et ses derives halogenes, sulfones, nitres, nitroses,

ct leurs sels:a) l)ipicrlanhiin (hcyl,) ................ 6,4 4,6b) autres .12,8 7,1

VI. I-Naphtylamine, 2-naphtylamine, leurs derives halogenes, sulfones,nitres, nitroses, et leurs sels:a) 2-Naphtylamine et ses sels .11,2 6,6b) autres .12,8 7,1

VII. autres . .12,8 7,1E. Polyamines aromatiques:

1. Phci<icuccdiasniii- c nithzlphvIvicnvdiumsmicic (di.miainruzu.nL..hkuirs J~risc~ halogenssv uifics, nitres, uitrcru-.. cc urO........k 11,2 6,6

11. autres .12,8 1;)

29.23 Composes amines i fonctions oxygenees simples ou complexes:

A. Aminsoalcools; amino-ethers; amino-esters:1. 2-Aniin-ccthanaul lcrhamt.sni)er .ses seh 11,2 6,6II aures. 12',8 7,1

II. Ainio-naphtols et autresamino-phénols; amino-aryléthers; aminso-arylestersI. Ani.idin-,. simethoxyphenylendediammenrs phIniai .l. phciic-

fidincsct 1leures..................................4............ 14,4 7,6II. autres ..................................................... 12,8 1G

C. Amino-aldehydes; amino-ckcones; amino-quinones. 12,8 7,1D. Amino-acides:

I. Lysine, ses esters, cc Icurs ses . .10,4 6,3II Sarcosine et ses sels .......... .. ......... 12 6,9III.Acide glutamique cc ses sela . .................. 19 1 5IV. Glycilne .......-.-..........11,2 6,6V. autres .......... .......... .......... .........

V.autres. 13,6 7,4E. Amino-.Alcools-phinols, amino-acides-phenols; acres composes amin8s

i ontinins oxygences sinsples ou complexes .'. 13 6 7,4

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29.24 Sels et hydrates d'ammonium quaternaires, y compris Ies lécithines etautres phospho-aminolipides:A. Lécithines et autres phospho-aminolipides. ......................... 8,8 5

B. autres ...................................................... 13,6 7,4

29.25 Composes à fonction carboxyamide et composes a function amide de l'acidecarbonique:A. Amides acycliques:

I. Asparagine et ses sels:a) Asparagine .............................................. 11,2 6.b) Sets de l'asparagine ........... ............................ 13,6 7,4

II. autres ..................................................... 14,4 7,6B. Amides cycliques:

I. Uréines:a) 4-Ethoxyphényluriée(dulcine) ........ ...................... 9,6 6b) autres ................................................... 12 6,9

II. Urcides:a) Phenobarbital (DCI) et ses sels . ........................ 17,6 17,5c) autres ................................................... 1 5, 6 7,4

Ill. aurrts amides cycliques:b)autres .... .... 13,67, 4

29.26 Composés à function imide des acides carboxyliques (y compris pimideorthosulfobenzoique et ses sels) ou à fonction imine (y comprise Phexa-methylencteramine et la trimethylenetrinitramine):A. Imides:

I. I, 1Dioxyde de 1,2-benzisothiazole-3-one (imide a-sulfobenzoiquesaccharine) et sessels ............. : 12 6,9

II.autres .................................................... 13,6 7B. Imines:

I. Aldimines ........... ....................................... 14,4 7,6II. autres imines:

a) Methenamine (DCI) (hexamethylenetetramine)..... ........... 14,4 14h) Hexahydro -1,3,5-trinitro--1,3,5-triazinie (hexogene, trimethylnene-

trinitramine) ......................................... ..... 8,8 5,7c) autres ................................................ 13,6 7, 4

29.27 Composes a function nitrile .. 15,2 1 3

29.28 Composes diazoiques, azoiques ou azoxyques . .12,8 7, 1

29.29 Derives organiques de I'hydrazine ou de I'hydroxylamine . 13,6 7,4

29.30 Composes a autres functions azotees. ................................ 13,6 13

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29.31 Thiocomposs orgniques:A. Xanthates (xanthoginates) ............ ........................... 11,2 6,6

B. autres ......................................................... 14,4 7,6

29.33 Composes organo-mercuriques ............ .......................... 13,6 7,4

29.34 Autres composes organo-mineraux:

A. Composes organo-arsenies 7,4B. Plomb cttaehyle .16 8

C. aurres ......................................................... 14,4 7,6

29.35 Composes bhtirocycliques, y compris les acides nucleiques:

A. 2-Furaidehydc (furfuraldehyde, furfural, furfurol) et benzofuranne(coumarone) .................................................... 11,2 6,6

B. Alcool furfuryliquc e alcool ccrahydrofurfurylique ................. 13,6 7,4C. Thiophne .11,2 6,6

D. Pyridine et ses sels .8 5,3E. Indole et 3-mcrhylindo(l (scatolt), et leurs sls .9,6 6

F. Esters de l'acide nicorinique (DCI); nicehamide (DCI) et ses scis 11,2 6,6G. Quinoleine et ses sels .13,6 7,4H. Phenazone (DCI) e aminophenazone (DCI) amidopyrinec, et leurs

derives:1. Propyphenazone (DCI) .10,4 10

11. autres .17,5 17

IJ. Acides nucleiques et leurs sels . 14,4 7,6K. 3-Picoline . 9,6 6

L. Disulfure de di(benzothiazole-2-ylc), benzimidazole-2-thiol (mcrcapro-benzimidazole); bcnzothiazolc-2-thiol (mcrcaptobenzothiazole) ct ses scls 14,4 14

M. Santonine . 8 5,3N. Coumarine, mechylcounirincs e ethylcoumaries .14,4 7,60. Phinolphakeine .14,4 1

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- 50 -

Taux TauxNuméro ~~~~~~deJde la

dn twrif és gnmtaon d andi-eses march:,Jisc base conces-

sion

P. 6-All5I-6,7-dih[c,r]o-AH-dibenzolèteazepine (azapcine) et ses sels;Atrazine (ISO);ehlordiazipoxidse (DCI) et ses wls;Chlorprothixene (DCI);Dextromethorphanee(DCI) er ses scls;Diazinon (ISO);Derivrs halogenés de la quinoleine;Chlorhydrare d'imipramine (DCIM);Iproniazide (DCI);Chéorhédrare de cctobimidone (DCIM);Chlorhydrate de naphazoline (DCIM) et nitrate de naphazoline (DCIM);Phenindamine (DCI) et ses sels;Phenrolamine (DCI);PhenyIbutazone (DCI);Propazine IISO);Bromure de pyri)ostigmine (DCII;Derives deé acides quinoleine-carboxyliques;Simazine (ISO);Thcinalidine (DCI), ses tértrates et maleaces;Thicthylperazine (DCI);Thioridazine (DCI) et ses sels;Chlorhvdrare de Molazoline (DCIN).

Q. autres.

Sulfamides.

Sultones et sultames..

Provitameines et vitamins, naturelles ou reprodèiees par synthesc (y comprisles concentrate natureles), aénsiéque kurséserivis utilisac principalement entant qée viéamines, melanges ou nêm entre cux, mere en solutions quel-conques:

A. Provétamiées, nên melangecs, meme en solution aqueuse.

B. Vétamiées, nên melangees, mime en eolution aqueusc:I. Vitamines A.

2I. 3ita6ine12B,, B,, B,, B,. et H.Ill. Vitamine B.IV. Vitamine C.V. aurres vitamines.

C. Concentrats naturels de vitamines:1. Concentrats naturels de vitamines A + D.

11. autres.

D. Melanges, mime en solutions quelconques; soluteons non aqueuscs deprovitamines ou de vitamines.

8,4

10,4

11,2

13,6

7,1

4,55,814,49,69,1

5,611,2

11,7

5,58

6,6

7,4

4,9

3,54,37,645

4,16,6

6,8

29.35(suite)

29.36

29.37

29.38

3326

I

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Taux TauxNuméro Désignationdesmarchandises de de ladu tarif base concession

12

2939 Hormones, naturelles ou reproduites par synthèse; leurs dérivés utilisésprincipalement comme hormones; autres stéroides utilisés principalementcomme hormones:

A. Adrénaline ..................................................... 13,6 6,5B. Insuline ...................................................... 12,8 6,5

C. Hormones du lobe antérieur de l'hypophyse et similaires:I. Hormones gonadotropes ............ ....................,.... 8S8 5,7IL autres ..................................................... 126,9

Dé Hormones corrico-surrenales:1ocoorr.wnc (Il)I)ehyeurru werisone (DCI, ct rs actries; prednisone

(DCOI. prednisolone (DCI) ........... .,8...................... 8S 5,711. autres ...................................................,. 112 6,6

E. autres hormones et autres steroides ............... ................ 11,2 6,6

,3e9.41l u Hétirosides. naturels ou reproduits par synthi, lurs sets, Iers others,lbun esters et autres dirivis:

A. Heterosidas des digitales ,................................... . 9 6 6

B. Glycyrrhizine et g8ycyrrhizates ........... ......................... 8, 5, 7

C. Rutinc et ses drives .................. .......................... 14,4 7,6D. ,2tres ...................................................... 111 6,6

29.42 Alcaloides vegetaux, naturels ou reproduits par synthes, leurs sels, leusothers, Ieurs esters at autres derives:

A. Alcaloides du group de lPopium:1. Thibaine et ses sels ...................... ............... 10,4 6,3

11. autres. .......................................... 13,6 7,4

B. Alcaloides du quinquina:1. Quinine et sulfate de quinine ................................. 7,2 4

3327

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Taux TauxNémcro éDiesagnotidn ems caandh:ise de de la

dtar,,if demach.Js.sbase conces-

__json-

ï. autres alcaloides:I. Cocaine et ses sels:

b) autres ..................................................

111. Emirine et ses sels ...........................................IV. ephidrilnes et lcurs ses .............................

VIL. autres .....................................................

Antibiotiques:A. Pinici ines. ...................................................

B.o Chloramphenicl (DCI) .........................................

C. autres antibiotiques .............................................

29.42

29.44

29.45 Autres composes organiques ............................

11,2&12,88,4

16,810,48

16

6,65,7,18

8,2105,3

10

3328

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Taux TauxNuméro Désignation desmarchandises de deladutarif iiondcIre~lljLCS base conces-

I__ sion

30.01 Glandes et autres organs uages opoth6rapiques, i 11tat dessishh,mcme pulvirises; extraits, i usages opothirapiques, de glands on d'autresorgans ou de tcurs secretions; autres substances animales priparies i desfins therapeutiques on prophylactiques non denommnes ni comprisesalUcurs:

A. Glandes ct autres organs, i l'etat dessichh:1. pulviriscs .................................................. 8 5,3

11. non pulverises ............................................... 6,4 4,6B. autr":

I. d'origine humine . ........................................... 8,8 5,7I. non denomme8 8.............................................. S, 5,7

30.02 Scrums specifiques d'animaux ou de personnes immunises; vaccinsmicrobiens, toxins, cultures de micro-orgaismes (y compris les ferments,mais i l'exclusion des levures) ct autres produits similaires:A. Sirums et vaccins ................................................ 9,6 6

B. Cultures de micro-organismes ..................................... 13,6 7C. autres ...................................................... 11,2 6,6

30.03 Mcdicaments pour la midecine humaine ou vteiinaire:

A. non conditionnes pour la vente au d~eail:1. contenant do liode ou des composes do l'iode ................ ... 20,3 8, 9

11. autres:

a) contenant do ls pinicifline, do ls streptomycino ou des derives doces produits:1. contenant de Ia penicillinc ou ses derives ...... ............ 13,2 6,32. autres .................................................. 11,2 6,6

b) non denommes ........................................... 7,8 5,2B. conditionnes pour ls venie au detail:

1. contenant de liodt oa des composes do I'iocd....o........2.... 3,8 9,611. autees:

a) contenant do la penicillinc, do ls stropromycine ou des derivesdo ces produits ........................................... 17,6 6,3

b) non denommis ........................................... 10,4 6,3

30.04 Ouates, gaes, bandes et articles analogues (pansements, sparadraps,sinapismes, etc.) impregnes ou recouverts do substances pharmaccutiqueson conditionnes pour la vente au diaail i des fins medicales ou chirur-gicales, autres quo tks produits vises par la note 3 du chapitre . ......... 11.2 6,6

30.05 Autres preparations ct articles pharnactutiques . 12 6,9

3329

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Numéro ~ésDgnatvin-o des raechansesdi Taux Tauxdta-irrf inodmtad de de la

base conces-___ sion

31.02

31.03

31.04

Engrais mincraux ou chimiques azotis:

B. Uree d'une reneur en azote supiricure i 45 % en poids du produitanhydre i I'tat sec .............................................

Engruis miaraux ou chimiques phosphates:

B. vises la 10.e 2 sous B et C du preselE chapirre ....................

Engrais minkraux ou chimiques potassiques:B. vises i la note 3 sous B du present chapitre .........................

12,

2,4

2,4

11

2,1

2,1

3330

- 55 -Numéro Désignationdesmarchandises Taux Tauxdutarif " - ade de la

base conces-_ _ -4Ision

32.01 Extraits tannants doriginc vigkale; nins (acides tanniques), y comprisle tanin de noix de gile i l-eau, et leurs sels, ethers, esters cl autresderives:A. Extraits tannants d'origine vegetale:

11[. de sumac, de vallones, de chi-e ou de 5tlainicr ...... ....... 9 NC 5,8IV. autres:

- extraits tannants d'eucaLyptus dans LaLimited d'un contingent tarifaire annuelde 250 tonnes metriques ............. 4 3,2

- autres ...... 8 5,3

3331

-56-

Numéro Dé ti esath ises signauondmscandm Taux Tauxd.-if Dii.h..di-de de la

base conces-2- -- 2 sion I

32.01 B. aures...8 3(suite)

32.03 Produits tannants organiques synthetiques et produirs tannants inorganiques;preparations tannantes contenant ou non es produits tannants naturels;preparations enzymatiques pour tannerie (confits enzymatiques, pancrea-tiques, bacteriens, etc.) .8 5, 3

32.04 Matikres colorantes d'origine vegetale (y compris les extraits de bois deteinture et d'autres especes tinctoriales vegetates, mais i exclusion deI'indigo) et matieres colorantes d'origine animateA. Matieres colorantes d'origine vegetale:

II. Extrairs de graines de Perse et extrairs de garance; pastel 4,8 3,7Ill. Maurele .2,4 2,1IV. autres .5,6 4,1

B. Matieres colorantes d'origine animal . 8 5,3

32.05 Mauieres colorantes organiques synthetiques; produits organiques synthe-tiques du genre de ceux utilises comme luminophores.;produits destypes dits -agents de blanchiment optique. fixables sur fibre; indigonaturel:

B. Preparations visees a la note 3 du present chapitre .14 1C. Produits organiques synthetiques du genre de ceux utilises comme

.luminophores. . 16,8 10D. Produits des types dits -agents de blanchiment optique fixables surfibre .9,5 6

E. Indigo natural .8,4 5,5

32.06 Laques colorantes ..14 10

32.07 Autres macikres colorantes; produits inorganiques du genre de ceux utilisescome .Iuminophores .

A. autres matieres colorantes:1. Noirs mineraux non denommes IU compris aillcurs .. 7-) 5

11. Extrair de Cassel et produits similaires . 7,2 5Ill. Iigments a base de sulfure de zinc (lichopone et similaires) 9,6 9,5IV. Pigments i base d'oxyde de tirane . 9,6 6V. Pigments a base de chromates de plomb, de baryum, de zinc -u de

strontium:a) Rouges Je molybdne .8,8 5, 7b) autres .13,6 7,4

VI. autres:a) Magntte .7 4,9b) non denommees.11,2 6,6

3332

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Numéro Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignationdesmarchandises de de la

base conces-1 1 n ~~~~~~~~21si of

32.07 B. Péearations visees aila note 3 du present chapitre ..... .............. 12,8 7, 1(suite) C. Produitséinorgani«ues du genre»de ceux utilises comme .luminophores 8 5,3

32.08 éPigéents, opacifiants et couleurs prepares, compositions vitrifiables, lustresliquides ér preparations similaires, pour la cecamique, l'emaillerie ou laverrerie; engobes, fritte de verre et autres verres sous forme de poudre, degrenailles, de lamefles ou de flocons:

A. éigméents, qpacifiants et couleurs, prepars .12 6,9B. Compositions vitrifiables .10,4 6,3C. Lustres liquides et preparations similaires; engobes .8 5,3D. Fritte de verre et autres verres sous forme de poudre, de grenailles,

de lamelles ou de flocons .4,8 3,7

32.09 àVl'rnis; éeinéures i l'eau, pigments i Veau prepares du genre de ceuxutilises pour le finissage des céirà; autres peintures; pigments broyes aI'huile de léné au white spirit. i I'essence de terebenthine, dans un vernis oudans d'aurràs milieu, du genre de ceux servant i la fabrication de pein-tures; feuilles péur lé marquage au fere; teintures presentees dans des formsou emballéges de àente au detail; éolutions definies a la note 4 du presentchapitre:A. àer'nis; péintéres a lVeau, pigments i leau prepares du genre de ceux

utiutises pour le finissage des céirs; acres peintures; pigments broyesi l'huile de lié,éau white spirit, i l'essence de terebenthine, dans un vernisou dans d'autreà milieux, du genre de ceux servant a la fabrication de pein-turus; éolutions dtfinies i la note 4 di present chapirre:

1. Essence de perle ou essence d'Orient .12,8 7,111. aurres .12 10

B. Feuilles pour le marquage au fer . 11,2 6,6C. Teintures presents dans des éormes ou emballages de vente au d&-til 12,8 7,1

32.10 Coull'urs pour la peinture artistique, Penseignement, la peinture des en-seignes, couleurs pour modifier les nuances, ou pour l'amusement, enéubes, pots, flacons, godêts et presentations similaires, mkme en pastilles;ces couleurs tn assorniments comportant ou non des pinceaux, estompes,godets ou autres accessoires .14,4 7,6

32.11 Siccatifs prepares .11,2 6,6

32.12 Mastics (y cémpris les mattics et éiments de risine); enduius utilises cnpeinture et enduits non reéractaiaçs du genre de ceux utilises en mrconneric 7,2 5

32.13 Encres & ecrire ou i dessiner, encres d'imprimerie et autres encres:

A. Encres aecrire ou a dessiner ................................... 12 6,9B. Encres d'imprinerie ........11.2 ..... ........ .. I I 6,6C. aunres encres .12,8 7,1

3333

- 58 -Numérodu tarif Désignationdes marchandises33.01 Huiles essentielles (déterpénées ou non), liquides ou concrètes; résinoïdes;

solutions concentrées d'huiles essentielles dans Ies graisses, dans Ies huilesfixes, dans Ies cires ou matières analogues, obtenucs par enfleurage oumacération; sous-produits terpéniques résiduaires de la déterpénation deshuiles essentielles:A. Huiles essentielles non déterpénées:

II. autres:a) de géranium, de girofle, de niaouli, d'ylang-ylang...b) non dénommées:- d'eucalyptus...- de citrounelle, de bois de rose de la Iunaique

(Amyris balsamifera) ou de vétiver (Vetiveria zizamontes)

- autres.

B. Huiles essentielles déterpénées:I. d'agrumes.

II. autres.C. Résinoïdes..D. Solutions concentrées d'huiles essentielles dans les graisses, dans Ies

huiles fixes, dans Ies cires ou matières analogues, obtenues par enfleu-rage ou macération.

E. Sous-produits terpéniques résiduaires de la déterpénation des huilesessentielles.

33.04 Mélanges entre elles de deux ou plusicurs substances odoriférantes, natu-relles ou artificielles, et mélanges à base d'une ou plusieurs de ces substan-ces (y compris Ies simples solutions dans un alcool), constituant des matièresde base pour Ia parfumerie, l'alimentation ou d'autres industries...

33.06 Produits de parfumeric ou de toilette préparés et cosmétiques préparés;caux distillées aromatiques et solutions aqueuses d'huiles essentielles,mème médicinales:A. Produitsde partumericou de toilette prépareset cosmetiques préparés:

I. Crèmes a raser...II.autres...

B. Eaux distillées aromatiques et solutions aqueuses d'huiles essentielles,Inc niicnal...........

Taux Tauxde de la

base conces-sion

3,2 2,7

exemptionexemption(DC)2,4 exenmptic

3,2 exemption

12 6,96,4 4,65,6 4,1

7,2 5

6,4 4,6

8 5,3

12,8 7,111,2 6,6

9,6 6

3334

- 59 -

Taux Tauxde de la

du tarif Désignationdes base conces-

sion1 2

34.01 Savons; products et préparations organiques tensio-actifs à usage desavon, en barres, en morceaux ou suicts frappés ou en pains (contenantou non du savon) .12 6,9

34.02 Produitsorganiques tensio-actifs; preparations tensio-actives et préparaionspour lissives, contenanton non duion. 12 6,9

34.03 Préparationslubrifiantes, etpréparations du genre de celles utilitées pourl'ensimage desmatièrestextiles, oule graissage du cuirou d'autres

matières,à l'exclusion de celles contenant en poids 70% ou plus d'huilesdo pétrole oude minéraux bitumineux:A. contenant des huiles de pétrole ou de minéraux bitumineux .6,4 4,6B. autres .. ... 6,4 4,6

34.04 Ciras articielles,y compris celles solublesdansl'eau; cirs préparées nonémulesionnéesasans solvant .8 5,3

34.05 Cirages et crèmes pour chaussures, encaustiques, brillants pour métaux,pâtes et poudres à récurteret préparations similaires, à l'exclusion desciresprépaéesdu n°34.04. 9, 6

34.06 Bougios, chandelles, cierges, rats de cave, veilleuseset articles similaires 12,8 7,1

34.07 Pâtes à modeler, y comptis celles présentées enassortiment ou pour l'amuse-ment des enfants; compositionsdu gene de celles dites cires pour l'art

dentaire., présentées on plaquettes, fers à cheval, bâtonnets ousousdesformes similaires .10,4 6,3 .

3335

Taux TauxNuméro ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~dede ladutariff Désignationdes base conces-

sion2

35.03 Gélatines (y compris celles préséntées en feuilles découpées de forme carréeou rectangulaire, même ouvrées en surface ou colorées) et leurs dérivés;coiles d'os, de peaux, de nerfs, de tendons et similaires. et colles de poisson;ichtyocolle solide:

A. Ichtyocolle solide. 8 5,3

35.04 Peptones et autres matières protéiques (à l'exclusion des enzymes duno 35.07) et leurs dérivés; poudre de peau, traitée ou non au chrome ... 8 5,3

35.06 Coles préparées non dénommées ni comprises ailleurs; produits de touteespèce à usage de colles, conditionnés pour la vente au détail comme collesen emballges d'u poids net inférieur ou égal à I kg:A. Colles préparées non dénommées ni comprises ailleurs:

1. Colles végétales:a) de gommes naturelles..8,8 5,7b) autres ..... .... 15,27,8

11. autres collies . .12,8 7,1B. Produits de tou e espèce à usage de colles, conditionnés pour la vente

au détail comme colles en emballages d'un poids net inférieur ou égalà1kg. .15,27,8

35.07 Enzymes; enzymes préparées non dénommées ni comprises ailleurs 10,4 6,3

3336

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- 61 -

Taux Tauxde de la

du tarif base conces-sion

36.01 Poudres tirer:A. Poudre noire. 6,4 4,6B. autres .8,8 5,7

36.02 Explosifs propars .12,8 7,1

36.04 Mèches; cordeaux detonants; amorces et capsules fulminantes; allu-meurs ; détonateurs:A. Mèches; cordeaux détonants. 9,6 6B. autres .19,2 8,7

36.05 Articles de pyrotechnie (artifices, pétards, amorces paraffinées, fusées para-grêleet similaires):A. Amorces en bandelettes ou rouleaux pour briquets, lamps de mineurs,

et similares ....... . .. . ............... 10,4 6,3B. autres ..................................................... 11,2 6,6

36.06 Ailumnettes ............. 11,2 10

36.08 Ferrocérium et autres alliages pyrophoriques sous toutes leurs formes;articles en matières inflammables:A. Ferrocérium et autres alliages pyrophoriques sous toutes leurs formes 9,6 6

B. auires ...................................................... 15,2 7,8

3337

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Numéro Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignationdes marchandises de de la

base conces-I 2 sion

Plaques photographiques et films plans, sensibilisés, non impressionnés, enautres matières que le papier, le carton ou le tissu ......................

Pellicules sensibilisees, non impressionnées, perforées ou non, en rouleauxou en bandes:A. d'une largeur de 35 mm ou moins:

1. Microfilms; films pour la radiographic ou les arts graphiques ......11. autres . ..............................................

B. d'une largeuir de plus de 35 mm ...................................

Papiers, cares et tissus sensibilisés, non impressionnes ou impressionnés,mais non développés ............................................

Plaques, pelliculs et films impressionnés, non développés, négatifs oupositifs:A. Films cinématographiques:

11. autres positifs ... ....................................

Plaques, pellicules non perforées, et pellicules perforées (autres que lesfilms cinémaographiques), impressionnées et développées, négatives niuposives:A. Microfilms ....................................................

B. autres .......................................................Films cinématographiques, impressionnés et developpés, comportant ounon l'enrelissremenc u son ou ne comportant que l'enregistrement duson, négatifs ou positifs:

A. sc comportant que l'enregistrementduson:- négarifs ; positifs intermediaires de travail.- autres, positifs.

B. autres:

I1. autres positifs:a) Films d'actualités ...................................

b) autres, d'une largeur:1. de mains de 10 mm .................................

2. de 10 mm inclus à 34 mm exclus .. .................

3. de 34 mm inclus à 54 mm exclus .... ....... ....

4. de 54 mm ou plus. .............. ........

Produits chimiques pour usages photographiques, y compris les produitspour Ia production de la lumère-éclair ... .......................

13,6

12,88

12,8

14,4

1,5- UCles 100 m

4

8

exempt ior

7,4

7,15,37,1

7,6

0,70 UCELes 100 m

3,25,3

exemption

1,52 UC b,91 UCELes 100 rmi es 100 m

1,57 UCles 00 nm

0,32 UCIes l00 m2,80 UCles 100 n3,20 UCIes 100 n4 UC

les 100 m

9,6

1,07 UCELes 100 m

0,28 UCELes 100 m1,60 UCELes 100 m1,90 UCELes 100 m2,60 UCELes 100-m

6

37.01

37.02

37.03

37.04

37.05

37.07

37.08

(DC)

3338

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Numéro Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignation desmarchandises. de de la

_______ base conces-_

2 ______ , sion

38.01 Graphite autificiel et graphite colloidal autre qu'en suspension dans 'huile:A. Graphite artificial:

I. présénté en emballages immediate d'un contenu net de I kg ou moins 6,4 4,6lI.autre .4,6 3,6

B. Graphite naturalou artificial, àl'état colloidal . . 5,6 4, 1

38.03 Charbous activés; matières minérales naturelles activées; noirs d'origineanimal, y compris le noir animal épuisé:A. Charbons activés .10,4 6,3B. Matières minrales naturelles activées ............................ 8,8 5,7C Noirs d'origine animale, y compris le noir animal épuisé .5,6 4,1

38.05 .Tall oil. (-.résine liquide.):B. autre ...................................................... . 5,6 4,1

38.06 Lignosufites ...................................................... 7, 2

38.07 Essence de térébenthine; essence de bois de pin ou essence de pin, essencede papeterie au sulfate et sutres solvents terpéniques provenant de Iadistillation on d'autres traitements des bois de conifères; dipentène brut;essence de papeterie au bisulfite; huile de pin:

B. Essence de papeverie au sulfate; dipentène brut 4 3,2

C. autrs .4,8 3,7

38.08 Colophanes et acides résiniques, et leurs dérivés autres que les gommesenters du n° 39.05; essence de résine et huiles de résine:

B. Essence de résine et huiles de résine. 4, 3,7C autres ...................................................... 6,4 4,6

38.09 Goudrons de bois; huiles de goudrons de bois (autres que les solvants etdiluants composites du n° 38.18); creosote de bois; méthylène; huiled'acetone; poix végétales de routes sortes; poix de brasserie et composi-tions similsares à base de colophanes on de poix végétales; ants pournoysux de fonderie à base de produius resineux naturels:A. Goudrons de bois . .............................................. 2,4 2,1

8. autres:

- Methylene 12,8 7,1- non dénommés 6,4 4,6

3339

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du tarif Désignation des marchandises base conces-

sion

Déesinfectants, insecticides, fongicides, antirongeurs, herbicides, inhibiteursde germination, regulateurs de croissance pour ptantes et produitssimilaires, préesentés à l'etat de préparations ou dans des formes et embal-lages de vente au detail ou présentes sous forme d'arficles tells que rubans,mèches et bougies soufrés et papiers tue-mouches:

A. Soufre préséntédans des forms de vente au détail ou en emballagesimmédiats d'un contenu net de 1 kg ou moins ......................

B. Préparations cupriques ..........................................

C. Regulateurs de croissance pour plantes ............................D. autres .........................................................

Parements prepares, apprêts préparés et preparations pour le mordançage,du genre de ceux utilisés dans l'industrie textile, l'industrie du papier,I'industrie du cuir ou des industries similaires:A. Parements préparés et apprêts préparés:

II. autres .....................................................

B. Préparations pour Ie mordançage .................................

Compositions pour le decapage des métaux; flux à souder et autrescompositions auxiliaires pour le soudage des métaux; pates et poudres àsouder composées de métal d'apport et d'autres produits; compositionspour Penrobage ou le fourrage des électrodes et baguettes de soudage:A. Compositions pour le décapage des métaux; pâtes et poudres à souder

composées de métal d'apport et d'autres produits ...................B. Compositions pour I'enrobage ou le fourrage des électrodes et baguettes

de soudage ....................................................C. autres ........................................................

7,2

6,414,49,6

8,811,2

11,2

5,67,2

7

4,67,66

5,76,6

6,6

4,15

38.11

38.12

38.13

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38.14 Préparations antidétonantes, inhibiteurs d'oxydation, additifs peptisants,améliorantsde viscosité, additifs anticorrosifs, et autres additifs préparéssimilaires pour huiles minérales:A. Préparations anridetonantes à base de plomb tétraéthyle (etbyl fluid) 13 7,2B. autres:

L pour lubrifiants:a) contenant des huiles de pétrole ou de minéraux bitumineux 8 5,3b) autres .................................................. 9 5,8

11. Préparations antidétonantes à base de plomb tétraméthyle, de plombéthyl-méthyl et de mélanges de plomb tétraéthyle et tétraéthyle 9 5,8

III. non dénommés ...99 5,8

38.15 Compositions dites .accélérateurs de vukcanisation .10,4 6,3

38.16 Milieux de culture préparés pour Ie développement des micro-organismes 7,2 5

38.17 Compositions et charges pour appareils extincteurs; grenades et bombesextincces ..................................................... .12 6, 9

38.18 Solvants et diluants composites pour vernis ou produiuts similaires .... 11.2 6,6

38.19 Produius chimiques et préparations des industries chimiques ou des indus-tries connexes (y comprise celles consisuant en mélanges de produits natureis),non dénommés ni compris ailleurs; produits résiduaires des industriesehimiques ou des industries connexes, non dénommés ni compris ailleurs:A. Huiles de fuel; huile de Dippel ........... ....................... 5,6 4,1B. Acides naphténiques ............................................. 4 3,2C. Sels insolubles dans Peau des acides naphténiques; esters des acides

naphtiniques .................................................... 8 5. 3D. Sulfonates de pétrole, à l'exdusion des sulfonates de pétrole de métaux

alcalins, d'ammonium ou d'éthanolamines; acides sulfoniques d'huiles deminéraux bitumineux, thiophénés, et leurs sels ....... ............... 8,8 5,7

E. Alkylbenzènes ou alkyInaphtalènes, en mélanges ....... ............. 10,4 6, 3F. Echangcurs d'ions:

1. à base de charbons sulfonés ou en matières minerales naturelles 7,2 511. autres ..................................................... 11,2 6,6

G. Catalyscurs .................................................... 11,2 6,6H. Compositions absorbantes pour parfaire le video dans les tubes ou valves

électriques ..................................................... 9.6 6IJ. Mélanges non agglomérés de carbures métalliques ...... ............ 8 5, 3

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38.19 K. Ciments, mortiers et compositions similaires, réfractaires ..... ........ 3,2 2,7L Oxydes de fer alcaliniséées pour léepuration des gaz ...... ............. 7,2 5M. Compositions en pates pouréldectrodes,ài base de matèeres carboéees 8 5,3N. Compositions pour accumutateurs,ài base d'oxyde de cadmium ouài

base d'hydroxyde de nickel .12 6,9

0. Charbons aal'exclusion de ceux de la sous-position 38.01 A) en compo-sitionsmétmallographitiques ou autres, péesenéts sous forme de pla-quettes, de barres ou d'autres demi-produits .4,8 3,7

P. Péiparations dters liquides pour transmissions hydrauliques (purtreins hydrauliques notamment) ne contenant pas ou conrenant moinsde 70 % en poids d'huiles de pétrole ou de minéraux bitumineux 12,8 7,1

Q. Liants pour noyaux de fonderie préparés à base de résines synthétiques 12,8 7,1

R. Préparations antirouille contenant des amines come élements actifs 12,8 7,1S. Eléments chimiques visés à la note 2 sous g) du présent chapitre 14,4 7,6

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39.01 Produits de condensation, de polycondensation et de polyaddition, modifiésoa non, polymérisés ou non, linéaires on non (phénoplasts, aminoplastes,alkydes, polyesters allyliques et Satres polyesters non saturés, silicones, etc.):A. Echasngeurs dions .....................12.......... ..... 12 6,9B. Bandes à usage d'adhésifs, d'une largeur n'excedant pas 10 cm, don't

I'enduit consiste en caoutchouc, naturel ou synthétique, non vulcanisé 10,4 6,3C. autres:

1. Phénoplastes:a) sous I'une des formes visées à la note 3 sous a) er b) du prisent

chapirre ......................... 12 6,9b) sous d'aurres formes ..................... 12,8 7, 1

II. Aminoplastes:a) sous l'une des formes visées a la note 3 sous a) er b) du présent

chapitre .12 6,9b) sous d'autres forms .13,6 7,4

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C. III. Alkydes et autres polyesters

- sous forme de plaques, feuilles,pellicules, bandes, lames

- autres

IV. Polyamides ...............................................

V. Polyuréthanes ..............................................

VI. Silicones ...................................................

VII. non dénommés .............................................

Produits de polymérisation et copolymerisation (polyéthylène, polytétra-haloéthylènes, polyisobutylène, polystyrène, chlorure de polyvinyle, acétatede polyvinyl, chloracétate de polyvinyle et autres dérivés polyvinyliques,dérivés polyacryliques et polyméthacryliques, résines de coumarone-indène,etc.):

A. Echangeurs d'ions ..............................................

B. Bandes à usage d'adhésifs, d'une largeur n'excédant pas 10 cm, dontl'enduit consiste en caoutchouc, naturelou synthétique, non vulcanisé

C. autres:

1. Polyéthylènc:a) sous l'une des formes visees à la note 3 sous a) et b) du present

chapitre ................................................b) sous d'autres formes .....................................

11. Polytétrahaloérhylènes .......................................

II1. Polysulfohaloéthylènes .......................................

IV. Polypropylène ..............................................

V. Polyisoburylène .............................................

VI. Polystyrène et ses copolymères:a) sous l'une des formes visées à la note 3 sous a) ce b) du présent

chapitre ................................................b) sous d'autres formes ......................................

VII. Chlorure de polyvinyle:a) sous l'une des forces visies à la note 3 sous a) et b) du présent

chapirre ................................................b) sous d'autres formes.......................................

Vil. Chlorure de polyvinylidene, copolymeres de chlorure de vinylideneet de chlorure de vinyle ......................................

X. Copolymères de chlorure de vinyle et d'acetate de vinyle .........

XI. Alcools, acétals et éthers polyvinyliques ........................

XII. Polymères acryliques, polymères méthacryliques, copolymeres acrylo-méthacryliques ..............................................

XIV. autres produits de polymérisation ou de copolymérisation:a) sous l'une des formes visées à la note 3 sous a) et b) du présent

chapitre ................................................b) sous d'autres formes ......................................

1616

16

17,6

17,6

14,4

14,4

10,4

1618,4

14,4

18,418,4

18,4

1618,4

1618,4

15,216,813,6

16,8

16,818,4

138

88,48,47,6

7,6

6,3

12,512,512,512,512,512,5

12,512,5

12,512,512,512,512,5

12,5

12,512,5

39.01

(suite)

39.02

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I-39.03 Cellulose régénérée; nitrates, acétates et autres esters de Ia cellulose, éthers

de la cellulose et autres dérivis chimiques de la cellulose, plastifiés ou non(celloidine et collodions, celluloid, etc.); fibre vulcanisée:A. Bandes à usage d'adhésifs, d'une largeur n'excedane pas 10 cm, dont

l'enduit consiste en caoutchouc, natural ou synthetique, non vulcanisé 10.4 6,3B. autres:

l. Cellulose régénérée:a) àl'étatspongieux ou cellulaire .17,6 8,4b) autre:

1. Feuilles, peilicules, bandes ou lames, enroulees ou non, d'uneépaisseur inférieure à 0,75 mm.18,4 1 3

2. non denommée. 12 6,9c) Décherts et debris d'ouvrages . 10,4 6,3

It. Nitrates de cellulose:a) non plastifies:

2. autres ................................................ 9.6 6b) plastifies.

1. au camphre ou autrement (celluloid, etc.);aa) Pellicules en rouleaux ou en bandes, pour la cinemato-

graphic ou la photographie .12 6,9bb) aurres ............................................ 13,6 7,4

2. Dechets et debris d'ouvrages ............................ 11,2 6,6

Ill. Acétates de cellulose:a) non plastifiés .............................. ..... 15,2 7,8b) plastifiés:

1. Produirs dits .poudres à mouler .12 6,92. Pellicules en roulcaux ou en bandes, pour la cinematographie

ou la photographic .10,4 6,33. Feuilles, pellicules, bandes ou lames, enroulées ou non, d'une

epaisseur inférieure à 0,75 mm ........................... 15,2 1 34. autres:

aa) Déchets et débris d'ouvrages .11,2 6,6bb) non dénommes .13,6 7,4

IV. autres esters de la cellulose:a) non plastifiés. 11,2 6,6b) plastifiés:

1. Produirs dits .poudres a mouler. 9,6 62. Pellicules en rouleaux ou en banes, pour l cinematographie

ou la photographie .11,2 6,63. Feuilles, pellicules, bandes ou lames, enroulées ou non, d'une

épaisseur inféricure à 0,75 mm .......................... 12,8 7,14. autres:

as) Dechets et debris d'ouvrages .8,8 5,7bb) non dénommes .11,2 6,6

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I .

39.é03 B. V. fhrs de la cellulose et autres derves chimiques de la cellulose:(suite) a) non plastifies:

1. fthylccllulose .............. ........................... 12 6,92. autres . ................................................ 15,2 7,8

b) plastifiis:1. Dechets et debris d'ouvrages ........ .................... 12,8 7, 12. autres:

aa) tthylcellulose ............ .......................... 12,8 7, 1bb) non dUnommis ........... ......................... 16 8

VI. Fibre vulcanisee .................. ........................... 8,8 5, 7

39.04 éatizres albuminoides durcies (caseine durcie, gilatine durcie, etc.) ...... 8 5,3

39.05 Resines naturelles modifies par fusion (gommes fondues); resines artificiellesobtenues par estérification de resines naturelles ou d'acides resiniques(gommes esters); drives chimiques du caoutchouc naturel (caoutchoucchlore, chlorhydrate, cyclise, oxyde, etc.):A. Gommes fondues .8,8 5,7B. aurres .11,2 6,6

39.06 Autres hauts polymires, resines artificielles et matieres plastiques artificielles,y compris l'acide alginique, ses sets et ses esters; linoxyne:A. Acide alginique, ses seis et ses esters .7,2 5B. autres .16 1 2

39à07 Ouvrages en matieres des n0' 39.01 i 39.06 inclus:A. en cellulose regenr&. .18,4 8,6B. en fibre vulcanise .12 6,9C. en maciires albuminoides durcies .11,2 6,6D. en derives chimiques du caoutchouc .11,2 6,6E. en aucres matiers:

1. Bobines er supports similaires pour l'nroulement de films etpellicules photographiques et cinentatographiques ou de bandes,films, etc. vises au n0 92.12 .8 5,3

11. £vettails er ecrans a main et leuars montures Cr parties de mnstures 8,5 5,6111. Buscs pour corsets, pour vitemcnts cr accessoircs du s~rtcmcnt cc

similaires .7 4,9IV. aurres .17,6 8, 4

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40.02 Léatex de caoutchouc synthtique; latex de céoutchouc synthitique privul-éanise; caoutchouc synthetique; féctiée pour caoutchouc derive des huiles:A. Féctiée pour caoutchouc derive des huiles ........ .................. 4 3,2B. Produits modifies pèr incorporation de matieres plastiqucs artificielles 5 3,8

40.05 Plaques, fkuilles et bands de csétutceouc nature ou syntheiquo, nonvulcanise, autrés que les fouilles fumneès et los seuilles de crepe des no, 40.01et 40.02; granules en caoétchouc natural ou synthetique, sous forme demelanges preés i la vulcan-sétion; melanges, dits omilanges maitres,constitues par du cahéutchouc naturel ou éyntetique, non vulcanise, addi-tionne, avanteou apris coagulation, do noir de carbone (avec ou sans huilesminorales) ou d'anhydride silicique éavec ou sans huiles minerales), sousroutes forms:A. Caoutchouc addition de noir de carbon ou d'anhydridc silicique

(-melanges maitreso) ................... ......................... 3 2,5B. Granules en caoutéhouc nature! ou synthdméque, sous former de nelanges

prirs i la vulcanisation ................ .......................... 5,5 2, 5C. autres ...................................................... 42,5

40.06 Caoutchouc (ou latex de caoutéhouc) nature ou synéhetique, non vulcanise,presented soés d'autres formes ou etats (solutions et dispersions, tubes,baguettes, profiles, etc.); articles en caoutéhouc nature[ ou synthetique, nonvulcanise (fils textiéeséreconverts ou impregnes; disques, rondelles, etc.):A. Solutions et dispersions .......................................... 7 2,5B. autres ...................................................... 5 5, 2, 5

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40.07 Fils et cordes de caoutchouc vulcanisé, même recouverts de textiles; filstextiles imprégnés ou recouverts de caoutchouc vulcanisé:A. Fils et cordes de caoutchouc vulcanisé, mêne recouverts de textiles 10 6,2

B. Fils textiles imprégnés ou recouverts de caoutchouc vulcanisé 8 5,3

40.08 Plaques, feuilles, bandes et profilés (y compris les profilés de section circu-laire), en caoutchouc vulcanisé, non durci:

A. Plaques, feuilles et bandes:1. en caourchouc spongieux ou cellulaire ....... .................. 9 5,8

II. autres ..................................................... 7 4,9B. Profilés ........................................................ 6 4,4

40.09 Tubes et tuyaux en caoutchouc vulcanisé, non durci ...... ............. 7 4,9

40.11 Bandages, pneumatiques, bandes de roulement amovibles pour pneumati-ques, chambres à air et flaps-, en caoutchouc vulcanisé, non durci, pourroutes de tous genres:

A. Bandages pleins ou creux (mi-pleins) et bands de roulement amoviblespour pneumnatiques. 75 5, 1

B. autres .9 5,8

40.12 Articles d'hygiène et de pharmacie (y compris les tétines) en caoutchoucvulcanisé, non durci, même avec parties en caoutchouc durci .10 3,0

40.13 Vêtements, gants et accessories du vêtement, en caouichouc vulcanisé, nondurci, pour tous usages:A. Gants, y compris les moufles .8 5,3B. Vêtements er accessoires du vêtement .............................. 10 6,2

40.14 Autres ourages en caoutchouc vulcanisé, non durci:

A. en caourchouc spongieux ou cellulaire . .................... ....... 8 5,3

B. atures .6 4,4

40.15 Caoutchous durci (ébonite) en masses, en plaques, en feuilles ou bands,en bâtons, en profilés ou en tubes; déehets, poudres et débris:

A. en masses ou blocs, en plaques, en feuiles ou bandes, en bâtons, enprofiles ou en tubes ....... ,2

40.16 Ouvrages, en caoutchouc durci (ébonite) ............................... 7, 5 2,5

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41.02 Cuins et peaux de bovins (y compris Its bufflies) et peaux d'équidis, pré-parés, autres que ceux des nos 41.06 et 41.08:

A. de vachettes des Indes (-kips-), entiers ou même dépourvus de Ia têreet des pattes, d'un poids net par unite inférieur ou égal à 4,5 kg, simple-ment tannés à l'aide de substances végétales, même ayant subi d'autrespreparations mais manifestement non urilisables, en l'état, pour la fabri-cation d'ouvrages en cuir ................ ........................ exemption exemption

B. aurres cuirs et peaux :

- Peaux de bovins (y compris Les buffles)simplement tannées au chrome, à L'etathumide (wet blue) 8 exemption

- non denommes 8 7

41.03 Peaux d'ovins, préparées, auitres que cells des nos 41.06 et 41.08:

B. autres peaux:1. simplement tannées .......................................... 3 2,5

11. non denommées ............................................. 5 3,8

41.04 Peaux de caprins, préparées, autres que celles des nos 41.06 et 41.08:

B. autres peaux:1. simplement rannees ...................... ................... 3,5 2,9

11. non denommées ............................................. 5 3,8

41.05 Peaux préparées d'autres animaux, à l'exclusion de celles des nos 41.06 et41 .ORB. autres peaux:

1. simpiement rannées .......................................... 4 3,211. non dénommées .............................................45 35

41.06 Cuirs et peaux chamoisés ........................................... ..3,8

41.08 Cuirs et peaux vernis ou métallisés .5 5 3,8

41.10 Cuirs artificiels ou reconstitués, à base de cuir non défibré ou de fibresde cuir, en plaques ou en feuilles, même enroulées ....... .............. 5 3,

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42.01 Articles de sclcric et de bourrelerie pour tous animaux (selles, harnais,colliers, traits, genouilleres, cm), en toutes matières .9 5,8

42.02 Articles de voyage (mallet, valises, boites à chapeaux, sacs de voyage, sacsà dos, etc.), sacs à provisions, sacs à main, cartables, serviettes, porte-feuiles, porte-monnaie, trousses de toilette, trouases à outils, blagues àtabac, gaines, étuis, boites (pour armes, instruments de musique, jumelles,bijoux, flacons, cols, chaussures, brosses, etc.) et contenants similaires, encuir nature], ardficiel ou reconstitué,' en fibre vulcanisée, en feuilles dematières plastiques artificieles, en carton ou en tissus:A. en feuilles de matières plastiques artificielles 15 12B. en autres matièires. 75 5,1

42.03 Vêtements ct accessoires du vhtement en cuir nature, artificiel ou reconstitur:

A. Vêtements . . 8 7B. Gants, y compris les moufles:

I. de protection pour tous métiers .13 10IL. spciaux de sport .11 10

III.autres.10,5 10C. autres accessoires du vcmcnt . .7,5 7

42.04 Articles en cuir naturel, artificial ou reconstitué, àusages techniques:

A. Courroies de transmission ou de transport .5 3,8B. autres ............................................. 8 5,3

42.05 Autres ouvrages en cuir nature, artificial ou reconstitué ................ 7 4

42.06 Ouvrages en boyaux, baudruches, vessies ou tendons ................... 6 4,4

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43.02 Peiliteries tuaaées ou apprikkes, mêime essablu nappes, sacs, carrês,croix ou présentation similaires; Liurs décherts et dhutes, non cosus:A. Pedlteries tannées on apprétées, même assemblées en nappes, sacs, 4,5 3,5carrés, croix ou présentations similaires.. 4,5 3,5B. Débets et chutes, non cousus, des produius visés à lasous-position A 3,5 2,9

43.03 PelIeteries ouvrées on confectionées (fourrui):A. Articles à usages techniques.7 4,9B. autres. .9,56

43.04 Pelletries factices, confectionnées ou non ............................ 9 5,8

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du.tarif Désignationdes. marchandises

I 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2

44.02 Charbon de bois (y compris Iecharbon de coques et de noix), même agglo- exemptioméré........................................................... 6,5

44.03 Bois bruts, même écorcés ou simplenent dégrossis:A. Poteaux de conifères, dune longueur de 6 to inclus à18m inclus et ayant

une circonférence, au gros bout. de 45 cm eixdus à 90 cm inclus, in-jectés ou autremnent imprégnés, à un degré quelconque .. 3 2, 5

44.05 Bois simnpliment sciés logsitudinalement, tranchésou déroulés, d'uneépaisseur supéricure à 5 mm:B. Bois de conifères, d'une longueur de 125 cm ou moins et d'une épais-

seur de moins de 12,5mm.5 3,8

44.07 Traverses en bois pour voies ferrées:A. injecctées ou aurrement imprignies, à urn degré quelconque 5 3,8B. aucres .................... 3 2,7

44.09 Bois feuillards; échlas tendus; pieux et piquets en bois, appointes. nonsies longitudinalement ; bois en eclisses, lames ou rubaus bois files;bois de trituration en plaquettes ou particules; copeaux de bois des typesutilises en vinaigrerie ou pour la clarification des liquides; bois simplenintdégrossis ou arrondis, mais non tournés, non courbés ni autrement tra-saills, pour cannes, parapluies, manchcs d'outils et similaircs .

A Bioi files. 6 4,4B. Bois de trituration. en. plaquettes ou particles.4 3,2C. Bois simtsplcrnenttldegrssis mtt rrondis, mais it., rourtt's, non courbus

ni autrement travilles, pour c.tntses. parapluies, manches d'outils etsimilaires . ..................................... 2,

D. aurres .......... 4 3,2

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Panneaux de fibres de bois ou d'autres malitèrs végétales. même agglo-mer% asce des resines naturelles ou artificielki ou d'asmsres liants or-ganiques .... ......................................................

Laine (paiile) de bois; farinc de bois ................................

Bois (y compris Its lanes ou frises pour parquets, non assem-blccs) rabotes,raines, bouvetés, languetés, feuillurés, chautreinés ou similaires ..........

Bois simplement scies longitudinalemcent tranchis ou déroulés, d'une épais-scer te.ie OaU iniricurc i 5 mm; icuilles de placage et bois pour contre-plaques, de même épaisseur:A. Planchettes destinées à la fabrication de crayons (a) .................

B. autrea........................................................

Bois plaqués ou contre-plaqués, même avec adjonction d'autrcs matières;bois marquetés ou incrustiéf..........................................

- dans la limite d'un contingent tarifaireannuel de 600.000 mètres cubes de bois contre-plaques de conifères, sans adjonction d'autresmatières:

- dont les faces sont brutes de deroulage,d'une epaisseur superieure à 8,5 mmi, ou

- poncés, d'une épaisseur supérieure à18,5 mm ..................................

- autres ......................................

44.16 Panneaux cellulaires en bois, mime recouver de feuilles de métal commua:

44.17 Bois dits amiliorés , en panneaux, planches bloca etsimiaircs ....

44.18 Bois dits artificiels ou reconctiuwe c, fnrmss de copeau <, de sciure. deftri:.c de bois ou J autres siJcs igaeux, -:um_:.; c -tsnaturelles ou artificielles ou slautres liants organiques en panneaux, plaques. blocs et similaires ............................................

44.19 Baguettes ct moulures en bois, pour meubles, cadres, déicors instéirieurs.conduitces letriqqucs et similaires..

44.20 Cadres en bois pour tableaux, glaces et similaires

44.21 Caisses, caisscttes, cageots, cylindres et emballages sisnJaires complets en

bois:A. fabriquss (même parriellment) de bois plaquesou 1i ,i'. - -e

plaqués .. ............. ........ ........... .......B. autres:

1. pannecax de fibres .........................

nondenommés ..............................................

*L'admiusion d.-nrc-nso.s.r ot ,e. subodone*con..e..i. pieSi,1sis r~ucornjOniCss

Taux debase

1 1

5

5

7

7

Taux dela

conces-sion

t

10

3,8

4

Exemption6

13 Exemption13 1 10

5

4

12

7.5

7, 5

1 2

1410

3,8

3

10

3

5, 1

7, 5

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44.22 Futailles, cures, baquets, seaux et autres outrages de tonsiellerie et leursparties, en bois, y compris les merrains:

A. Merrains, même sciés sur les deux faces principles, mais non autrementtravails ................................... ................ 3,5 2,9

B. autres .......................................................... , 4,1

44.23 Ouvrages de menuiserie et pieces de cldrpente pour bitiments et cons-tructions, y compris les panneaux pour parquet et les constructions pré-fabrnquées, en bois:A. Coffrages pour le bétonnage. 5,5 4,1B. autres:

I. en panneaux de fibres .14 7,5II. non dénoms. .7 6

44.24 Usteonslos de ménage en bois 7,5 3

44.25 Outils, montures et manchesd'outils, matures de brosses, manches debahis et de brosses, en bois; formes, embawcoirs a tendeurs pour chaus-sures, en bois:A. Mandcea d'articles de coutellerie et de converts de table; montures debrosses .6,5 4,6

44.26 Canenes, busettes, bobines pour filature a samg a pour fil à coodre etarticles similaires, en bois tosruné:A. petites bobines à dévider pour fil à coudre, à broder, etc. 3,5 2, 5B. autres .8 2, 5

44.27 Ouvrages de tabletlerie ct de petite ébeinisterie (boites, coffrets, étuis, écrins,plumbers, poantu, lampadaireset autresappares d'éclairage, etc.),obiets dorisent, d'étagèreetarticles de parure, en bois; parties en boisde ces ouvrages on objets:A. en panneaux de fibres 14 5B. autres. 7 6

44.28 Autres outrages en bois:

A. Modètes pour fonderie 3.5 2,9B. Rouleaux pour stores avec on sarns ressorts 6,5 4,6C. Bois préparis pour allumetres; cheuilles en bois pour chaussurcs 6 4,4D. autres:

I. en panneaux dc fibres .14 7, 5

I1. non denommes .7 4,9

3354

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Numérodu tarif Désignation des maechandscci

Tauxde

base

Tauxde la

conces-sion

I 2

45.01 Liège natural brut et déchets deliège;liète concasé, ule ou pulvérisé 3 2, 5

45.02 Cubes, plaques, feuliles et bandes en liège nre, y compris les cubes oucarries pour la fabrication des bouhons .8 5,3

45.03 Ouvrages e Dlse ntwd.16 8

45.04 Likge agglomeri (avec on san liat) et outrages en likge aggloméré:A. Rondelles destinees à la fabrication de bouchons couronnes (a) 16 8

B. autes .16 8

(a) Lad.,ion dams cesse aouspuio-an- .uboed-aune .u- cond&ion. dIceemmee par lea ausoriees omykeeor.

3355

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Taux Tauxde de la

du tarif Désignation des marchandises base conces-sion

2

46.02 Tresses et articles similaires en matieres à tresser, pour tous usages, nemeassembles en bandes; matiires à dresser tissees i plat ou psralle1isees, ycompris les nattes de Chine, Ies paillassons grossiers et les claics ppaillonspour bouteilles:A. Tresses et articles similaires en matikres à dresser, pour tous u.1ages,

mrnic assemblis en bandes:

H. autres ..... 6,5 4,6B. Paillassons grossiers; pailhos pour bouteilles, claijes et aucrcs .irticlcs

grossiers d'emballage onu de protection ............................ . 3,8C. Nactes de Chine ct similaires 5,5 4, 1

D. aurres articles:1. en matiires vegerales non flees

a) non doubiees de papier otic isst. .. 6 4,4b) doublees de papier ou de tissue .5,5 4,1

11. cn lames de papier, mime mdlangees en routes proportions dernatieres vegetales .5. .............5............... 5,5 4,1

111. en autres niaticres a dresser ... 9,5 4

46.03 Ouvrages de vannerie obtenus directement en former ou confecionnis àaide des articles du ns 46.02; outrages en luffa ..0 6,2

47.02 Dechets de papier et de carton; vieux ouvragesde papier et de carton exclusivement utilisa-bLes pour La fabrication du papier

A. Dechets de papier et de carton

II. autres:

b) non denommes 1,5 1,4

3356

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Taux Tauxde dce la

Ddsi. wuo.. dis 151,clb.3fdISU base conces-sion

4S.01 Papiers et cartons, y compris ousatc dJ cellulose, en roulcaux ou en

feuilles :

A. Papier journal hors contingent (a) 7 4,9B. Pipier à cigaretes .. .............. 7 4,9

4S.01 C. Papiers et cartons kraft:I. dcsrinés à la fabrication de fils de papier dit no 57.07 ou de fils

de papicr artnls de mrjal du n°59.04 (a) ... 3 2, 51 autres .

- papiers pouar sacs de grande contenance.. 8 8

- non denornmés.. 8 6

D. Papiers pessnt 15 g ou moins par m2 ct dcstincs i l fabrication duPapier stencil (a) .5 3,8

E.Papicrs et cartons forms feuillc à feuille (papiers à la niain) 7,5 5,1F. autrcs .............................. .. ........ 12

48.03 Papiers et cartons parchcminis et kcurs imitations, y comprise papicr ditcristal-, en rouleaux ou en feuilles .................................. 13 10

48.04 Papicrs ct. cartons simpl.nsent assemblhs par collage, non impresgiss nienduits à Ia surface, mmercmcnforcis inthricurentent, en roulcaux ou enfeuilles ......................1................... 13 10

48.05 Papitrs ct cartons sitIaprcnient onduls (rsunne acc recouyrcmeiit par collage), crcpés, plissiés, gaufrés, estampés ou perforés, en roulcaux ou en

flcilles:A. Papiers et cartons onatcs ........................................ 14 11

B. autrcs ................... ....... 13 10

48.07 Papicrs ct cartons cosuchés, endnits, imprésttés ou colorics en surface(11.1 l'lK ildiil:lt't'trim:ifnot.io...priniCs (Itmtt s quc CsUX du Cuia-pitre 49). en rolc iux ot, en feuillcs

A. simnplcillteti r isgI...igh..on.qu..rili.s 13 10

B. rc;ccucrt, de podtic dc mica. 0 7

C. asses '

- papiers et cartons de pâte blanchie couchésou enduits de kaoli.n ou couches, imprégnesde matières plastiques artiricicieIles, pesan

. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~12 9160 grorruaes ou plus parmètre carre .12. 8..

- on dénommés . .. . .. ..;ji;...12 9

4.O3S 1Is,1cs filtr.-tis cr j'I s filtr tnics, c;s .t...t.....icr 1 3 1 0

(1)31 ::-si~b §r* s~es~ss ;..stiv:l e1 :lI.2P..." :: 1S ..ti:..is Ss~clrln-t ssI~s:z~~zs r,:;1r~l,<

3357

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__- Taux Ta ux

N..,,i,. de de ladum.ro wifgsDio.-. desanarbmdisa base conces-

Sion

48.10 Papier à cgarettes d6coupe à format, tneme en cahiers ou en tubes 7,.5 5,1

48.11 Papiers de tenure, lincrusta et vitrauphanies .13 7

48.12 Couvre-p rquets a supports de papier ou de carton, avec ou sas couche depitt de nm, mime decoups .14

48.13 Papiers pour duplication at reports, découpés à format, mime conditionnés 9en boites (papier carbone, stescils complete et similaires) 12 9

48.14 Articles de correspondence: papier à lettres en blocs, enveloppes, canes-lettres, carter postal non illustries et canes pour correspondance; bodies,pociettes at hrientations similaires, en papier on carton, renfermant unasaortiment J'artickls de correspondence.. .12

48.15 Autre papiers et cartons dicoupis en vue d'un usage déterminé:A. Bandes à usage d'adhesifs, d'une larger n'exchdant pas 10 cm, don't 6

I'enduit consiste en caoutchouc, nature ou synthétique, non vulcanisé 6,5 4,6B. autres .12 9

48.16 Boites, sacs et autres emballages en papier ou carton; carconnages dIcbureau, de magasin et similaires:

A. Boites, sacs et ausres emballages en papier ou carson. IS 12B. autres .14

48.18 Registres, cashiers, carnets (de notes, de quittances at similaires), bloc.-notes, agedas' sousmani, classeurs, reliuras (I feulilLets mobiles on anstres)et utres articles scolairas, de bureau on de papeterie, en paper on cartoc;albums pour dantililonnages et pour collections at couvertures pour livres, 15 12en paper ou carton.. . ..2

48.19 Etiquettes de tons genres en papier on carton, imprimees ou non, avec ou 14sans illustrations, meme gommues ..10

48.20 Tambours, bobines, busettes, canettes et supports similaires en pite i 14papier, paper ou carton, mime performs on durcis 11

48.21 Autres ouvrages en pite à papier, papier, carton on ouate de cellulose:A. Papiers et cartons performs pour mecaniques Jacquard et similaires 6,5 4,6B. Langes et couches pour bebes, conditions pour la vente au detail 10 7

C. Eventails et ccrans a mails es leurs moutures et parsics de ....ntosurcs 8,5 5,6D. ausres:

- Langes et couches pour bebes, non condi-ticnnes pour La vente au detail 14 10

- Serviettes hygieniques et tampons 14 10

- Linges en papier pour usages chirurgicaux,medicaux et hygieniques, non conditionnespour La vente au detail 14 10

- non dénommés 14 11

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14 e-i Désignation desmarchadis

49.03 Albums on hymns d'images et albums & designer on à colorier, brochis, car-tonnes ou relies, pour ens.ncs

49.05 Ouvrages cartographiques de tons genres, y compris les cartes muralss etles plans copopaphiques, imprinis; globes (terrescres ou cilates) im-prumis:A. Globes (terrestres ou cilestcs) imprimés .

49.07 Tinbres-poae,tibre fiseaux et anaogue, non obliteres, ayant cours ou

deatids i *voir cor dam le pays de destination; papier tiambré, billets debanquet, ms d'acos ou d'obligations et au*rs tires similaires, y coa-pris lea ca de d&que et aloguesA. Timbres-poste, timbres fiscasux et analogues.

C. autres:

11 non denommes.

49.08 DMcalconsanies de tous genres.

49.09 Cares postales, caries pour anniversaires, cares de Noel c similaires,illustries, obtenues par tous prochdhs, - eIavec garnitures ou applicatioos

49.10 Calendriers de tons genres en papier ou carton, y compui les blocs de ca-lendriers ieffeuiler.

49.11 Images, gravures, photographies et a*ures imprimns, obtenus par tous proc .dcs.r. aucres

Taux Tauxde de la

base conces-sion

13

6,5

3

7,5

8

11

9,5

9

7,2

4,6

2,5

5,1

5,3

6,5

6

5,8

3359

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Taux Tauxde de ladu.r-ti Désignation desmarchandir~ s ba e conces-

50.02 Soie grege (non mouline) .5 3,8

50.04 Fils de soic non conditionnes pour la vente au detail 7 4,9

50.05 Fils de bourre de soie (schappe) ou de dechets de bourre de soic kbourrette)non conditionnes pour la vente au detailA. Fils de bourre de soie (schappe) .3 2,9B. autres .,5 2, 2

50.07 Fils de soie, de bourrc de soic (schappe) ou de dechets de bourre: de sic(bourrette), conditionnes pour Ia vente ai, deaila; poil de Me,,ine (cri., deFlorenec) imitations Je catgut preparées à I'aide de soieA. F'is Jc .sonie 6, 2

B. Fis de hF rre de -ii ()schhpp) J,dJu &his Je I --rrc J. aibi1ir-retwr) . .3,8

C. PNil di Nies-Jir (rCill dr Fl'rcircc) ; imlitiati, de c.rg,,t prcp--n.Ibjide dJ fils de -i... 3,S 2,9

50.09 Tissus de soie, dc bourre de soie (schappe) ou de drchets de brurre de sie(bourrettc)A. TdisiSde sie onJem bde rre Je soic (schappe)

1. Crpes .12 6,9I1 P'ungees. hdbhurai, honra,, shantuiring, cor.rIr cr t11s,,, miins air-

d'Exrrsimre-Orierr, de -i. perr (finn innclaigvc .1.hJe r-trre ,1edie J&chers de bi-r, d, sii (ms d'aurres isaticres resrile-)a) à armurr re ile, icrsisu , implement Jecris. 1; 5,3b) ,lres. 14 7, 5

iII11 sirrcs.I 7,2I. rei ...........i.i.r.d..r............i........ SS

3360

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Taux 'rTxa-dC de la

du witfo DMipwtiif dSm2Khnfli basec onccs-

___2____ Sioni

Ii ~~~~~~~~~~~~~251.01 Fils de fibres textiles syrnttiiqucs et artifieiellcs continues, non eonditionnis

pour la vente au detail:

IS. Fils de fibres textiles artificiciles:L Fils A brins creux ....................... .................... 2.S 2,2It. auCres ............ ......................................... 9, 5

S1.02 Monofils, hinmes et fornies similaires (paille artificielle) et imitations decatgut, en nmati~rcs textiles synthitiques cc artificictles:A. en matihes textiles synthitiqucs:

L. Monofils .................................................... 9 5 8

IL sutres ....................................................... l0,5 6,3

B. en matikrcs textiles artificiciles:1. Monofils .................................................... 4,5 3,5

L. sutres ....................................................... 53,8

51.03 Fils dc fibres textiles synthitiquds et artifieicltcs continues, conditionsndspour a vente asu detail:A. Fits do fibres textiles synthétiques .......... ....................... 9,5 6

B. Fils dc fibres textiles artificielcs .................................... 9S.8

51.04 Tissus de fibres textiles synthitiques et artificielles continues (y compris lcstissus dc monoifils ou de lanes des no$ Sl.01 out 51.02):

A. Tissus Je fibres textiles syncthiques:1. pour pnrncumtiqucs ..........................3................. 3

.11. Tissue, contenatu des fils d astonircs ............................ 13 11Ill. Tisstus otitenus i partir de lanics ou forms sinmilaires de poly-

ithylenc ou dc polypropyknc, d-unc largecur:a) de nmoins de 3 m ...................3.................. 13

b) de 3m onu plus .......................................... 13 11

IV. auitrcs .................................................... 1311B. Tissus de fibres textiles ar.ificictles:

1. pour pncunistiqucs . ..........................................

1I. Tissus contenaint dJs fils d'clastor~rcs ..........................11Ill. autrcs .................................................... 1

S2.01 Fils de jandi coihbinis avec des flsitvxtilcs (filY s motalliqlcs), y comprislks fils textiles guip.s de ntdtal, et fils textiles inmia!liss ..... ............. 7 4,9

52.02 Tissivs de fits d* mtsal, dc fil3s nidtalliqucs ou de fils textiles mnitatlisis duis0 52.01, poutr 1lmbilleicn , It'.sicubtencent ct Usages siiiilaires .....S..... 8S 5,6

3361

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Désignationson des. mahandzu

Poils fins oa grossiers, en massc:A. Poils gossicrs, priparis iblanchis, Wints, etc.) et friscs ...............

Line et poils (fins ou grossiers) cards on peigns .....................

Fits de laine cardie, non conditionnes pour la vente au d&Mil:

A. contenant au moins 85 % en poids de laine ou de lane et de poils fins:- contenant au moins 85 % en poids de laine .....................

- contenant au moins 85 % en poids de lan etsle poils fins ........

B. autres .........................................................

Fils de lamie peignee, non condirionnes pour la vente au detail:

A. contenant su moins 85 % en poids de laine ou de lane et de poils fins:- contenant au moins 85 % en poids de lane ........................

- contenant au moins 85 % en poids de laine cc de poils fins ...........

B. ausres:

I. contensant en poids plus de 10 IN. al tatal dc matiires textiles duchapitre 50 .................................................

ll. non denommrs ..............................................

Fils de poils fins, cards ou peigncs, non conditionnes pour la vente audotail:

A. cards .........................................................

B. pcigncs ........................................................

Fils de poils grossiots ou d crin, on condifionnnA pour Is sente au detail

Fib de luine, do poll (fins on pssion ) on de cn, conditionné pour Iavem au Miail .....................................................

Tissus de laine ou de poils fins:

A. contenant au moins 85 % en poids de ces textiles:- Tissus dits loden :

- d'une valour do 2,50 UCE ou plus par m! ........

-autres .................................................

-autrcs tissus:-en fils dc laine pcignec. d'unc valcur de 3 UCE on plus par m .

en lils de line cardee, d-une valour de 2,50 UCE ou plus par m-

- autres ................................................

B. autrsrOttlSemt;e exiOd

I. contenant en poids plus de 10 % au total do ma .issossoxtile' du

chapitre 50 ......................................

II. non denomrnos:- Tissus en fils do lame poignee, d-une valour de 2 UCE lut plus

par m- ....

-Tissus en fits de laine cardec, d'une valour de 1,Ri UCE <u

plus par m'

- autres

53.12 Tissus de poils grossiers ou de crin.

3362

Taux Tauxde de labase conces-

sion

1L5 1,43 2,5

5 3,88 5,3

8 5,3

S

10

3,510

4

4

4,5

11

1314

131316

13

18

18 NC

8

3,86,2

2,96,2

3,23,2

3,5

6,5

(DC)5

(DC)(DC)

137,

13138

7,2

17

17

17

5,3

N.udrodu Mrif

53.02

53.05

53.06

53.07

53.08

S3.09

S3.10

53.11

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N. .i- des Taux Tauxdu awif d achsds dce de la

base conces-I I . 21 L-Sion

Fils dc lin ou de ramic, non conditions pour la vente au detail:

A. de lin, polis ou glacs ............................................

B. autres:

1. simples, incsurant au kg:a) 45000 m Cu noins :

- Fits de tin ecrus (h ItexcLusion desfits d'etoupes) mesurant au kg 30.000metres Ou moins, destines a La fabrica-tion de fits retors ou cabtes pour

l'industrie de La chaussure et pour

Ligaturer les cabtes, dans La Limited'un contingent tarifaire annuel de400 tonnes metriques ..................

- autres ..............................

b) plus de4S4000 m ...........................................11. rctors Cu cibl"s ..............................................

Fils dc [in ou dc ranaic, conditionncs pour la ventc au dMail:A. dc fin, polis Cu gtces ............................................

D. alltrs ........................................................

Tissus dc lin ou dc ranic ...........................................

9

2

6,5

s

7

10

8.5

16

5,8

1,8

4,6

3,84,9

6,25,6

14

3363

54.03

S4.04

54.05

I

- 88 -

Taux Tauxde de la

du tarif Designatron des mgshandises base conces-sion

5S.04 Coton cardou peigne .. 1, 5 1, 4

55.OS Fils de coton non conditionnes pour la vente au detail:A. retors ou cAbles, apprees, presentes sur cares, bobines, tubes ct sup-

ports similaires, en boules ou en pelotes, d'un poids maximal (supportcompris) de 900 g ................................................ 8 6.

B. autres:

II. non denommes ............................................... 7 6

5S.00 Fils de coton conditionnes pour la vente au detail ....... .............. 12 9

55.07 Tissus de coton a point de gaze ............. ......................... 9 5,8

55.08 Tissus de coton boucles du genre eponge ................0............. IS 0

55.09 Autres tissus de coton:

A. conrenant au moins 85 % en poids de coron:I. d'une largeur inferieure a 85 cm . .13 10

II. autres . .14 10B. autres:

I. d'une largeur inferieure i 85 cm . .14 10II. non denommes ......................... 15 10

_____£

3364

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Taux Tauxde dle la~detOrn Désignation des marchandises base once s-

_______-bsion'I| 2

56.0 Fibres textiles Synlitiuiques est artificielles discontinues en masse:A. Fibres textiles synthitiques ............. .......................... 9 7,5

S6.02 Cables pour discontintus en fibres textiles synthstiques et artificiilles:A. en fibres textiles synsthatiques ............ ......................... 8,5 7,5B. en fibres textiles artificielles ..................... 8 7,5

S6.03 Dechets de fibres textiles synthetiques et r.etifeiclles (continues ou discon-tinues) en inasse, y comnpris les dechets de lils et Ics effiloctdis:A. de fibres textiles systh.6tiques ............ ......................... 8,5 7

S6.04 Fibres textiles syntc'tiques et srtiflei:llcs discontinues et diclicts de fibrestextiles symuhdsiques et arlificiles (continues ou discontinues), cards,peignis ou auteetsuent priparis pour Ia fil.ature:A. Fibres textiles synthstiques ....................,.,..8,5 8

S6.05 Mils de fibres textiles svnth&siques et artificielcs discontinue:s (out de duclictsde fibres textiles synthtiques et artificiiclcs), noa eonditiownis potur lavente Su dictail:A. de Mibres textiles synshdtiques ........... ......................... 11 9B. de fibres textiles irftiicliciles ............ .......................... 10 9

56.06 Iils tie fiGres tcstilcs svyith.:iques et artilicictes discosuinties (oil dc d icietsde fibres textiles symatimsiiqtu.s ct artificicilds), coasdidionitnus pour la vetiwc auds~til: .

A. de fibrcs textiles stitlc.i. ..t.es....................... :14 911. de fibres textiles artificiclks .................... 14 9

56.07 Tissus d^ fibres textiles synthlstiques et artificiclles discontinues:A. de fibres textiles syntlurtiques:

1. fissits a poi:t (Ic r.tC d'un poids nit ml IAl ou supdticur A E0 get itlfcrictr ou egal A 120 C .................................. is 10

II. tittles .....................1, 16.......................1..

B. de filrcs textiles artificicllts ., ......................... . 16

3365

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Taux Tauxde de laNuméro Désignationdes. .marchandises base conces-

sion

S7.06 Filsde iuteou d'autres fibrestles librietesdu a' 57.03.8 5.3

S7.07 Fils d'autres fibres textiles vegetales; fails de papier:A. Fils de chativre:

1. non condicionnes pour la vente au detailA) polhk ,, glaces. 9 5,8h) autres . .6 3

11. conditionnies pour la venre au dkail 7 4,9

C. FiHs de papier ............ .8 5,3D. autres .5 3,8

57.10 Tissus de jute ou d'autres fibres textiles libkriennes du n° 57.03:A. d'une largeur inférieure ou éegale àa 150 cm et d'un poids au m²l:

I. inféricur à 310 g .20 8,9II. égal ou supiricur à .310 g et infcrieur ou legal a 500 g 19 8,7

111. supérieur 500g.1 5 7,7B. d'une largeur supiricure à 150 cm .22 9,3

57.11 Tissus d'aurtes fibres textiles vegetates; tissus de fils de papier:

A. Tissus de Lhanvre .10,5 6,3B. Tissus de fils de papier .................., 9 5,3C. autres .................. 10 6,2

.1

3366

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In"idro Désignation des aaeach.m. .:i Y',ux Tauxde dle In

base conccs.55~~~~~2 10 11

58.01 Tapis à points noués ou enrouks, même confctionnés:

A. dc laine oul de puils fins:L contenant poids plus de 10 % au total de soie ou de bourre, de

soie (schippe) ............................................... 208, 9If. autres ................................................... 249,6

arec II.. av c iade pore.del4UC AC perce.pa m² 2,8 UCE

par r.m²B. de soic, de bourre de soie (shappe), de fibres textiles synthértiques, de

filés ou filésdu n° 52.01 ou de fils de metal ...... .................. 20 8, 9C. d'auties matières textiles ............ ............................ 12 6,9

58.02 Autres tapis minme confcctionnis; tissus dits - Kélim oa Iilnim- Sehumacks ou - Soumak, Karamamie et siuilaires, minm. er.ifec-tionads:

A. Tapis:I. Tapis de coco et tapis halted

Tapis de coco ... . ........ ....... . .....23 8

autres ............................... ... 23 14

*L autres ...............................2..................... 208,9

B. Tissus dits . Klimn * ou <Kilim *, . Sehumaeks. ou . Soumnak ,

* Karamaanic * et simulaires ............................ 10.5 6,3

58.03 Tapisseries tissées à la main (genre Gobelins, Flandres, Aubusson, Beau-vais et similaires) et tapisserics à I'aiguille (au petit point au point de croix.ctc.), mnrucscoilmcsiones ... ....................................... 85 5,6

58.05 Rubanerie et nibans sans urame en fils ou fibres paralIelisés et cucolles(boleues), a exclusion des articles du no 58.06:

A. Rubancric:1. de velours, de peludies, de tissus. bouchs Cu de tissus de cheenille

a) en fibres textiles synthitiques, en fibres textiles artificiclIcs ou

eml coton ............................................... 10,5 6,3b) el swic. ena lwewrre *Ie toic (schappe) oil en bourette .;c soe 10 6,2

_ c) en antrcs matières textiles .7 4,9

11.

B1. Boldtucs ....................................................... ai6, 2

58.06 Etiqucttes, ccuston et articles sinui!ises, tiss~s, tusais iron brodés, en iiessetn rui.ans o d&coupls ............................................ 10 6,

5S.07 Iils tec chenil!e; fils ,:uipes (autrcs quie erLx id:, 52.01 et q.:c Iks fils dccrin guiin;;); trcv;cs en lpincc,; nrecrs ,rtict' d.- :irscilnntearir cCt wre%atich:s <-Inc'KMAII Caa.r!;ue',enl pict: s; r, vi'i;lrcs 4livc lw.ix,

. l~~t~~ran et:si::L.issA. T ' oi imi., c: i;,;

si~l; 51.(11 ..,, .r'1 . en *,:- i h:. 3:iq'6 la iti ..ci .. r.....i. . -i.r... l.s..'..l. si.. .i. 4 5.3

. sumitzs ........................... S

3367

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Numéro do Taux TauxJ. 1.rif D &sigudoa n.r..snJises .cle de la

base conces-2 1 _ sion

58.08 Tulles et lissus à mailics noucés (filct), unis:

A. Tulles .... I ................. .... 10 6, 2

B. Tissus amailics nouies (filet) .11 6,5

S8.09 Tulics, tulles-bobinots et tissus à inailles nouces (filet), fasonnés; desitclIcsti la mccanique ou à laluain) en pieces, en bands ou en motifs

B. Dentelics:1. à la main .14 13

58.10 Bwoderics en pieces, en bands ou en motifs:A. Broderies-chimiqucs ou acricnnes et broderics a fond découpé:

1. d'unc valcur supéicurc à 35 UCE par kg poids ne i .9 5,8

B. autres:1. d'une valour supcricure à 17.5 UCE par kg poids net 5,8II. non denommces . 13 7, 2

3368

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Taux Tauxde dl

du tarif Désignationder marchandises base conces-sion

2

59.01 Ouates et articles en ouace; tontisses, nceuds et noppes (boutons) de ma-deres textiles:

A. Ouates et articles en ouate:1. de matieres textiles synthitiques ou artificielles:

a) Rouleaux d'un diametre infirieur ou fgal a 8 mm. 3,8b) autres. 5,3

I. d'autres matieres textiles . .5 3,8B. Tontisses, neuds et noppes (boutons):

1. de matieres textiles synthdtiques ou arnificielles ... 4 3,2

59.02 Feutres et articles en feutre, mime imprfignes ou enduits:

A. Feutres en pieces ou simplement decoupis de forme carree ou retan-gulaire .11. 6,7

B. autres. 9,5 6

369

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Taux TauxNuméro Désignation des nach.2-c. de desladu -ifnt'66g-i.. d. base conces-

sio

- Tissus non aisses - et articles en - aissus non tissues -, mime impregnesou enduits ........................................................

Ficelles, hordes et cordages, tresses ou non .............................

Filets, fabriquis i l'aide des matieres reprises au n° 59.04, en nappes, enpieces ou en forme; filets en forne pour la piche, en fils, ficelles oucordes:A. Filets (en forme ou non) pour la peche:

11. en autres matiires textiles ....................................

B. autres:1. en matires textiles synthitiques ou artificielles.................

11. en autres matieres textiles.................................

Autres articles fabriques avec des fils, ficelles, hordes ou cordages, i 1'ex-clusion des tissus et des articles en tissus .............................

Tissws enduits de colic ou de matifres amylacees, du genre utilise pour lareliure, le cartonnage, la gainerie ou usages similaires (percaline enduite,etc.); toiles i calquer ou transparentes pour Ie dessin ; toiles preparespour la peinture; bougran et similaires pour la chapellerie .............

Tissus imprégnés, enduits ou recouverts de dérivés de la cellulose oud'autres materes plastiques artificielles et tissus stratifies avec ces mêmesmateres ..........................................................

Linoleurns pour tous usages, deeoupes ou non; couvre-parquets consistenten un enduit applique sur support de matieres textiles, decoupes ou non

Tissus caoutchoutes, autres que de bonneterie:

A. Tissus caoutchouréanon compris dans la sous-position B:1. Bandes à usage d'adhesifs, d'une largeur n'excidant pas 10 cm,

dont l'enduit consiste en caourchouc naturel ou synthétique, nonvulcanise ...................................................

11. Tissus combinés avec du caoutchouc spongieux ou cellulaire ......Ill. autres:

a) pour pneumnitiques ......................................b) autres ..................................................

B. Nappes visees a la stote 3 sous b) du present chapitre .................I

12

13

13,5

13.59,5

9

181

14

8

6,59

8.58,514

6,9

12

11

12, 59

5,8

6,5

12

5,3

4,65,8

5,65,6

12

59.03

59.04

59.05

59.06

59.07

59.08

59.10

59.11

3370

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Taux Tauxde de la

du .ri Dhign-uiwi d&rsnur.hdiscs base conces-

sion

59.12 Aurres tissus imprtgnes ou enduits; toiles peintes pour dcors de theatres,fonds d'ateliers ou usages analogues

- Toiles cirees et autres tissus recouvertsd'un enduit A base d'huile ...... . . . . . . . .7,5 5,1

- autres... ............................. . 74,9

59.13 Tissus (autres que de bonneterie) elastiques, forms de matieres textilesassociees à des fils de caoutchouc ................................... 11 6,5

59.14 Meches tissues, tresses onu tricottes, en matieres textiles, pour lampes, re-chauds, bougies et similaires;*sanchons a incandescence, meme impregnes,et tissus tubulaires de bonneterie servant a leur fabrication .. 85 5,6

59.15 Tuyaux pour pompes et tuyaux similaires, en maieres textiles, mimeavec armatures ou accessoires en autres matieres . ................... . .. 11 6,5

59.16 Courroies transporteuses ou de transmission en matteres textiles, memearmees .. . ............. .................... .... .... 7,5 5,1

59.17 Tissus et articles pour usages techniques en matieres textiles:A. Tissus, feutres ou tissus double de feutre, combines avec une ou plu-

sieurs couches de caoutchouc, de cuir ou d'autres matires, des typescommunement utilises pour la fabrication de garnitures de cardes etproduits analogues pour d'autres usages techniques .................. 8 5,3

B. Gazes er miles a hbluer, cIeCufectiti..l.ces (a) :1. de soie ou de bourre de soie (schappe) ......................... 4 3,2

11. d'autres matieres textiles ............... ...................... 6,5 4,6C. Tissus, feutris ou non, mime imprégnés ou enduits, des types commu-

nement utilises sur les machine paper ou pour d autres usages teds-niques, tubulaires ou sans fin, chaines Cu frames simple ou mul-tiples (ou i chaines et i trames simples Cu multiples), Cu tisses & plat,à chains ou i trames multiples (ou i chaines et i trames multiples)

1. de soie, de fibres textiles synthitiques ou artificielles ....... ...... 9 5,811. d'autres maeires textiles ............................... 6 4,4

D. autres .............. 9,5 6

(a) L uJupu6iis- i Jds g.5s c, toiics iblcr,W owl .alnfcc.iunnci. ssborJsor.. c xondw Jd-wrwiiwr

3371

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dN..ri, D~isn~ondattrthkndi"5 Taux Tauxd..fit~ ~ ~ sgnrind.a .arhandzsi de de'la

base conces-I 2 sionfl

Etoffes de bonneterie non elastique ni caoutchoutee, en pieces:

A. d. laine ou de poils fins:

1. contenant en plaids plus Jc 1I) b a 1:t.,! d, nlaricrcs rctiles dichapitr '0 ..................................................

II. autres ......................................................

14

13

60.01

1 21 2

3372

- 97 -

N-6.~~~~~~~~~ITaux Tauxdu=|i Ddisndes ma.hAndiam de L de la

base conces-1 1I sion

60.01 B. de fibres textiles synthetiques ou artificielles:(suite) 1. de fibres textiles synsthutiqums:

a) contenant des fils d'dIastomeres ............................. 13 1 2b) autres:

1. pour rideaux er virrages . . .......... 13 1 22. Dentelles Rachel . . ............ 13 1 23. Etoffes à longs poils (fagon fourrurc) .13 1 24. autres:

aa) en bonneterie chain:11. ecrues ou blanchies ................ 13 1 222. reinres ................. 13 1233. imprimees ......................... 13 1 244. fabriquies avec des fils de diverses couleurs. 13 12

bb) en aurres bonneteries:It. ecrues ou blanchies ........ 13 1 222. teintes ...................... 13 1 233. imprimees ... ............. ...... 13 1244. fahriquces avec des fils de diverses couleurs .......... 13 1 2

11. de fibres textiles artificielles:a) pour rideaux et vitrages . . ........... 13 1 2b) aurres .......... ...... .. 13 1 2

C. d'autres matikres textiles:1. de coton:

a) ecrues ou blanchies ..................................... 14 1 2b) teintes ............... ..... ...... ....... . 14 1 2c) imprimees.... .......................... 14 1 2d) fabriquees avec des fils de diverses couleurs .... 14 12

11. d'autres matieres textiles .................... 14 1 2

60.02 Ganieric de bonneterie non elastique ni caouuchoutee:

A. Gants imprignes ou enduirs de macieres plastiques ................. .20 8,9B. autres:

1. de lane ou de poils fins ...................................... 20 8,911. de fibres textiles svnthcriques .................................. 20 8,9

Mll. decoton ............... ..... .....2..... 20 8,9IV. d'aurres matiires textiles ........ ............. 20 8 9

3373

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N..~~- d. --f-de- ~~Taux Taux.

.Nul Des.,sfdion ff merdbsndises de de la

base conces-1 2 , sionI

60.04 Sous-vitements de bonneterie non élastique ni caoutchourée:

A. Vitements pour bebes; vitements pour fillentes jusqu'iala rille commer-ciale 86 comprise:

1. T-shirts:a) de coton ................................................ 1713b) de fibres textiles synthetiques .......... .................... 17 1 3c) de fibres textiles artificielles ............ I .................. 17 13

11. Sous-pulls:a) decoron ................................................ 1713b) de fibres textiles synthetiques ......7...... ................. 1 3c) de fibres textiles artificielles ................................. 1713d) d'aurres matires textiles (a l'exclusion de la lane) ... ....... 17 13

III. autres:a) de laime ou de poils fins ............. ...................... 17 13b) decoton ................................................ 1713c) de fibres textiles synthetiques .......... .................... 17 1 3d) de fibres textiles artificielles ........... ..................... 17 13e) d'autres matieres textiles ............ ...................... 17 1 3

B. autres:1. T-shirts:

a) de coton ................................................ 1713b) de fibres textiles synthetiqucs .......... .................... 17 13c) de fibres textiles artificielles ............ ........ 17 13

11. Sous-pulls:a) de coton ............................................... 1713b) de fibres textiles synthetiques ............... ............... 17 1 3c) de fibres textiles artificielles ........... ..................... 17 13d) d'autres matieres textiles (a lPexclusion de la laine) ..... .. ..... 17 13

11l. Bas-culottes, communenment appeles collants:a) de fibres textiles synthetiques:

1. en fils d'un tire de 6,6 tex ou moins ....... .............. 17 132. autres ................................................ 1713

b) d'aurres matieres textiles .................. ................ 17 .13

3374

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Numéro Désignation desmarchandisesTaux Taux

dutarif descsd e de la

base conces-I 2 _ _ .ion

60.04 B. IV. autres:(suite) a) de lane ou de poils fins . . . ........... 17 13

b) de fibres textiéts syntheriques:1. pour hommçs et garqonnets:

aa) Chemises et chemisertes . .17 1 3bb) Pyjamas . .17 13cc) Slicç et caljcions . .17 13dd) autres . .17 13

2. pourffemmes, tillettes et jeunes enfants:aa) Pyjamas . .17 13bb) Chemises de nuit . .17 13cc) Combinaisons et jupons . .17 13dd) Slips et culottes . .17 13ee) autres ..................... . 17 13

c) de fibres tettiles arrificielles . . .17 13d) de coton:

I. pour hommçs et garconnets:aa) Chemises et chemisettes . .17 13bb) Pyjarnas...... ....... 17 13cc) Slips et calccons . .17 13dd) autres . .17 13

2. pour femmes, fillertes et jeunes enfants:aa) Pyjamas . .17 13bb) Chemises de nuit . .17 13cc) Slips et culottes . ............ 17 13dd) autres . .17 13

e) d'auires matieres textiles .17 13

60.05 Vetements de dessus, accessoires du vetement ct autres articles de bonne-terie non elastique ni caoutchoutee:A. Vtments de dessus ec acessoires du vitement:

II. autres:a) Vktements en bonneterie impregnec, enduite ou recouverte sur une

face de marieres plastiques artificiles .. ..18 1 4b) autres:

1. Viteents pouràbbiesvitements pour fillettcs jusqu'! la taillecommerciale 86 comprise:aa) de lane ou de poils fins . ....................... 18 14bb) de fibres textiles synthetiques .18 14cc) de coton .i 14dd) d'autres matieres textiles .18 14

'. Maillots et culottes de bain:aa) de fibres textiles syntheuiques ......................... 18 14bb) decoton .s 4cc) d'autres matiees textiles .18 14

3375

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Numéro Designation des marchandises Taux Tauxdutarif de de labase conces-

1 2 sion

60.05 A. I1. b) 3. Survèrements de spore (trainings):(suite) aa) de fibres textiles synthétiques .......... ............... 18 14

bb) de cotos .......................................... 18 14cc) d'autres matiires textiles ............ ................. 18 14

4. autres vètements de dessus:aa) Chemisiers, blouses-chemisiers et blouses pour femmes,

fillettes et jeunes enfants:11. de soie, de schappe ou de bourretre ...... .......... 18 1422. de lane ou de poils fins ........................... 18 1433. de fibres textiles synthétiques ........ ............. 18 1444. de fibres textiles artificielles ....................... 18 1455. decoton .18 1466. d'autres matières textiles .18 14

bb) Chandails, pullovers (avec ou sans manches), twinsets,gilets et vestes là l'exclusion des vestes visées à la sous-position 60.05 A II b) 4 hh):11. pour hommes et garçonners:

aa) de lane ou de poils fins .18 14bb) de fibres textiles synchetiques .18 14ccc) de fibres textiles arrificielles .18 14ddd) de coton .................... ....... 18 14eee) d'autres matières textiles . 8 14

22. pour femmes, fillettes er jeunes enfants:aaa) de soie, de schappe ou de bourrette 18 14bbb) de lane ou de poils fins .18 14ccc) de fibres textiles synthétiques .18 14ddd) de fibres textiles artificielles .................. 18 14eee) de coton .18 14

fff) d'autres matières textiles ..................... 18 14cc) Robes:

11. de lane ou de poils fins .18 1422. de fibres textiles synthbtiques .18 1433. de fibres textiles artificielles ........................ 18 1444. de coton .18 1455. d'autres matirères textiles .18 1 4

dd) Jupes, y compris les jupes-culottes:11. de line ou de poils fins . .............. 18 1422. de fibres textiles synthétiques . .18 1433. decoton . .18 1444. d'aurres matières textiles .18 1 4

cc) Panralons:11. de lane ou de poils fins . .18 1422. de fibres textiles synthéetiques . .18 1433. d'autres matières textiles . .18 14

ff) Costumes, complete et ensembles pour hommes er gar-conners, à l'exception des vètements de ski:11. de fibres textiles synthetiques .18 1422. d'autres matières textiles .18 14

3376

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Numéro Taux Tauxdutarif de de la

base conces-1 2 .sion

60.05 A. II. b) 4. gg) Costumes-raillcurs et ensembles pour femmes, fillerres et(suite) jeunes enfants, à l'exceptionon des vèrements de ski:

11. de lane ou de poils fins ........................... 18 1422. de fibres textiles synthériques ....... .............. 18 1433. de fibres textiles artificieiles ........ ............... 18 1444. de coton ....................................... 18 1455. d'autres matières textiles ......... ................ 18 14

hh) Manteaux et vestes coupées-cousues:11. de lane ou de poils fins ........................... 18 1422. de fibres textiles synthétiques ....... .............. 18 1433. de fibres textiles artificielles ........ ............... 18 1444. de coron ........................................ 18 1455. d'autres matières textiles . 18 14

iiij) autres vérements de dessus:11. de lane ou de pails fins ......... ................. 18 1422. de fibres textiles synthériques ....... .............. 18 1433. de fibres textiles artificielles. ....................... 18 1444. de coron ....................................... 18 1455. d'autres matières textiles ......... ................ 18 14

5. Accessoires du vètement:aa) de lane ou de poils fins .......... .................... 18 14bb) de fibres textiles synthétiques ........ ................. 18 14cc) d'autres matières textiles ......... ......... ........... 18 14

B. autres:I. de laine ou de poils fins ............ .......................... 13 12

II. de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles ...... .............. 13 12Ill. d'autres matieres textiles ............ ......................... 13 12

60.06 Eroffes en pièces et autres articles (y compris les genouillères et les bas àvarices) de bonneterie élastique et de bonneterie caourchoutée:A. Etoffes en pièces:

I. de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles .................... . 1 6,5II. d'autres matières textiles ......................... . 1 6, 5

B. autres:I. Maillors de bain ............................................ 16 8

II. Bas à varices ..................................... ......... 16 8Ill. autres:

a) de coron .......................... 16 8b) d'aucres matières textiles ................. ................ 16 8

3377

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Numéro Taux Tauxdu tarif Description des marchendises de de la

___ .. base conces-' 1 2 sion

61.01 Vetements de dessus pou. hommes çt gar;onnets:A. Verements er tissue sdes no 59.08, 59.11 ou 59.12:

t1. Maneaux ................................................

t11. aures.....................................................B. autres:

1. Vtrements de travail:a) Combinaisons de dessus, stalopetes et coresea brctelles:

1. de coton ..............................................2. d'autresèmarieres textiles ................................

b) autres:1. de cuton ..............................................2. d'autrcsèmacicres textiles ................................

1717

1717

1717

1414

1414

1414

3378

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Numéro Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignasation des marchendises de de la

base conces-

1 2 sion

61.01 B. 11. Culottes et maillots de bain:(suite) a) de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles ..... ............. 17 14

b) d'aurres marières textiles ......... ......................... 17 14Ill. Peignoirs de bain; robes de chansbre, vestes d'interieur et vêtements

d'interieur analogues:a) de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles ..... ............. 17 14b) decoton ................................................. 17 14c) d'autrrs matières textiles............ ........................ 17 14

IV. Parkas; anoraks, blousons et similaires:a) de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles ....... .. ......... 17 14b) decoton ................................................ 17 14c) d'aurres marières textiles .......................... .1 7 14

V. autres:a) Vestes:

1. de lane ou de poils fins ......... ................. 17 142. de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles ..... .......... 17 143. de coton . ............................................ 17 144. d'autres matièrcs textiles ........ ....................... 17 14

b) Pardessus, imperméablcs et autres manteaux, y compris les capes:1. de lane ou de poils fins ......... ........................ 17 142. de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles:

aa) d'un poids égal ou inférieur à 1 kg par unité ............ 1714bb) autres. ............................................ 17 14

3. decoron:aa) d'un poids legal ou inféricur à1 kg par unité ............ 1714bb) autres . ............................................ 1714

4. d'autres matières textiles ......... ....................... 17 14c) Costumes, complets et ensembles,àl 'exception des vêtements de ski:

1. de lane ou de poils fins ......... ........................ 17 142. de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles ................ 17 143. de coton ............................................... 17 144. d'autres matieres textiles ......... ....................... 17 14

d) Culottes et shorts:1. de lane ou de poils fins ................. ................ 17 142. de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles ..... .. ......... 17 143. decoton ..................... ......................... 17144. d'autres matères textiles .............. .. ................ 17 14

e) Pantalons:1. de lane ou de poils fins ................. ................ 17 142. de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles .......... 17 143. decoton ..................... ......................... 17 144. d'autres matières textiles .............. .. ................ 17 14

f) autres vêtements:1. de lane ou de poils fins ................. ................ 17 142. de fibres textiles synthétiques ou artificielles . ......... 17 143. de coton ..................... ......................... 17144. d'autres matières textiles .............. .. ................ 17 14

3379

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~Nuecro Taux Taux

dutarift éwsgintilon de machandises de de la

base conces-1 1 2 sion

61.02 êitements ec dessus pour femmes, fillettes et jeunes enfants:

B. autres-

1. êitements en tissus des osS 59.08, 59.11 ou 59.12:a) Matreaux ......................... 17 14b) autres . .17 14

II. autres:a) Tablecrs, blouses et atrres êitements de travail:

1. de coton .17 142. d'autres matèires textiles .17 14

b) Maillots de bain:1. de fibres textiles syntéeriques ou artificielles .17 142. d'aurres marèeres textiles .17 14

c) ecignoirs de bain; robes de chambre, liscuses et èetementsd'inéericur analogues:1. de fibres textiles syntéetiques ou artificielles .17 142. de coron .17 143. d'autres marèeres textiles . .17 14

d) Parkas; anoraks, blousons et similaires:1. de fibres textiles syntéeriques ou artificieles . .17 142. de coon . .17 143. d'autres marèeres textiles . .17 14

e) autres:1. Vestes:

aa) de lane ou de poils fins .............................. 17 14bb) de fibres textiles sytréetiques ou artificielles ............. 17 14cc) de coron .17 14dd) d'autres mtrècres textiles ............................. 17 14

2. Manteaux et imperéeables, y compris les capes:aa) de lane ou de poils fins .17 14bb) de fibres textiles syntétiiques ou artificielles:

II. d'un poids legal ou inferieuràa 1 kg par uniée .. 17 1422. atrres .. 17 14

cc) de coton:I1. d'un poidséegal ou inéerieuràa1I kg par unite 17 1422. autres. . 17 14

dd) d'autres matèeres textiles .17 143. Cotrumes-railleurs et ensembles,àa l'exception des êirements

de ski:aa) de laime ou de poils fins .17 14bb) de fibres textiles syntétriques ou artificielles .17 14cc) de coton. 17 14dd) d'autres mtrèeres textiles .17 14

3380

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Numéro ~~~~~~Taux Taux'I ,ift d ésignatides marchendisesdeitr.3ndbs de de la

_______ base conces-I__ I sion

61.02 B. II. e) 4. Robes:(suite) la) de soie de schappe ou de bourrectc ...... ............. 17 14

bb) de lainc ou de poils fins ......... ................. 17 14cc) de fibres textiles syntheriques ......................... 17 14dd) de fibres textiles artificielles ........ .................. 17 14cc) decoton ........ 17 14ectn .......................................174ff) d'aurrcs matieres textiles ........ ..................... 17 14

S. Jupes, y compris its jupes-culorres:aa) de lane ou de poils fins ......... ..................... 17 14bb) de fibres textiles synthetiques ou artificielles. ............ 17 14cc) de coron ........................................... 17 14dd) d'autres matieres textiles .............................. 17 14

6. Pantalons:aa) de laine ou de poils fins .......... ................... 17 14bb) de fibres textiles swnthcriques ou artificelle. 17 14cc) de coron ......1.......... 17 14dd) d'autres marieres textiles .17 14

7. Chemisiers, blouses-chemisiers r blousec.aa) de soic, de schappe ou de bourrette .17 14bb) de fibres textiles synthetiques ou artificial ......... 14cc) decocon.............. 1'14dd) d'autres maticres textiles .17 14

8. autres viements:aa) de line ou. de poils fins .17 14bb) de fibres textiles syntheriques u arriiciell. 17 14cc) decton. 1? 14dd) d'autres marieres textiles .17 14

61.03 Veements de dessous (linge de corps) pour hommes ct garqonnets, ycompris les cols, faux cols, plastrons et manchettes:A. Chemises et chemisertes:

I. de fibres textiles synthetiques .17 13II. de coton.17 13

Ill. d'autres marieres textiles .17 13B. Pyjamas:

I. de fibres textiles synthetiques .17 13II. de coton ......1............. 1 13

III. d'autres marikres textiles. 17 13C. autres:

1. de fibres textiles synthetiques .17 13II. decoton ..1. 13

Ill. d'aurres marieres textiles .17 13

3381

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Numéro Désignation des marchandises Taux Tauxdu tarif de de la

base conces-1 sion

61.05 Mouchoirs et pochettes:A. en tissus de coton et d'une valeur superieure à 15 UCE par kg poids net 11 1 0B. autres:

I. decoton .14 10II. de soie, de schappe ou de bourrette .14 10

III. d'autres matieres textiles .14 10

61.06 Châles, écharpes, foulards, cache-nez, cache-col, mantilles, voiles et voilettes,et articles similaires:

A. de soie, de schappe uu de bourrerre .16 8B. de fibres textiles syntheriqus. .16 8C. de fibres textiles arificielles .16 8D. de laine ou de puils fins. 16 8E. de coton .16 8F. d'autres matières textiles .16 8

61.07 Cravates:

A. de soie, de schappe ou de bourrette .10,5 6,3B. de fibres textiles synthetiques .10,5 6,3C. de fibres textiles artificielles .10,5 6,3D. d'autres marières textiles .10,5 6,3

61.09 Corsets, ceintures-corsets, gaines, soutiens-gorge, bretelles, jarreteltes,jarretières, supports-chaussettes et articles similaires en tissus ou enbonneterie, même élastiques:A. Combins ...................................................... 8,5 6,5

B. Corsets ........................................................ 8,5 6,5

C. Gaines et gaines-culottes ......... ................................ 8,5 6, 5

D. Soutiens-gorge er bustiers ......................................... 8,5 6,5E. autres, y compris les parties des produits du n° 61.09 ...... .......... 8,5 6,5

61.10 Ganterie, bas, chaussettes et socquettes, autres qu'en bonneeric ......... 14,5 7,6

61.11 Autres accessoires confectionncs du vêtement: dessous de bras, bourreletset epaulettes de soutien pour tailleurs, ceintures et ceinturons, manchons,manches protectrices, etc.10,5 6,3

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base conces-1 2 sion

62.01 Couvertures:

A. chauffanres électriques ............................. 12 6,9

B. autres:

I. decoton ...................................................... 147,5

62.02 Linge de lit, de table, de toilette, d'office ou de cuisine; rideaux, vitrageset autres articles d'ameublement:

A. Vitrages:

1. de lin ou de ramie .................. ......................... 17 13II. d'aurres madieres textiles .............. ........................ 17 1 3

B. autre ,:

1. Ling. de lit:a) de coton ................................................ 191.3h) de lin ou de ranie. ........................................ 19 13c) d'autres niatieres textiles ........... ....................... 19 13

II. Linge de table:a) de coton:

1. fabrique avec des fils de diverses couleurs ...... ........... 19 132. imprimè .............................................. 1913.3. jutre ................................................ 19 13

b) de lin ou de ranie ..................... 19 13c) d'aurres matières textiles ........... ....................... 19 1 3

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Numéro Désignation des marchandisesTaux Tauxdutarif de de la


62.02 B. Ill. Linge de toilette, d'office ou de cuisine:(suite) a) de coton:

1. boucle du genresponge .......... ....................... 19 132. autre ................................................. 1913

b) de lin ou de ramie .... .................................... 1913c) d'autres matières textiles ................. ................. 19 13

IV. Rideaux et autres articles d'ameublement:a) decoton ................................................ 1913b) de lin ou de ramie ..................... 19 13c) d'autres matières textiles ................. ................. 19 13

62.03 Sacs et sachets d'emballage:

A. en tissus de jute ou d'auires fibres textiles libériennes du n° 57.03:

I. usages .................................................... 85,3II. autres:

a) en tissus d'un poids au ml infirieur à 310 g ...... ............. 20 8,9b) en tissus d'un poids au m: egal ou supericur a 310 g et infi-

rieur ou egal à 500 g .............. ......................... 19 8,7c) en tissus d'un poids au m:superieur à500 g ................... 15 7,7

B. en tissus d'autres matières textiles:

I. usages:a) en tissus de lin ou de sisal .......... ........................ 8 5,3b) autres .................................................. 106,2

II. autres:a) en tissus de coton .......................................... 137,2b) en tissus de fibres synthéciques:

1. obrenu, i partir de lames ou formes similaires de polyethyleneou de polypropylene ............. ....................... 13 7,2

2. aurres ................................................ 137,2c) en tissus d'aurres matieres textiles . .............. 13 7,2

62.04 Biches, voiles d'embarcations, stores d-extericur, tentes et articles decampement:

A. de coton:

I. Baches, voiles d'embarcation et scores d'exrérieur ..... ........... 15 1 4

II. Tences ...................................................... 15 14

Ill. Matelas pneumaciques ............ ........................... 15 14

IV. autres articles de campement ....... ........... 15 14

B. d'autres matières textiles:i. Bches, voices d'embarcation et stores d'extdrieur:

a) de fibres textiles syntheriques ................. ............ 16 14b) d'autres matieres textiles ........ ... ................ 16 1 4

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Numéro Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignation desmarchandises de de la


62.04 B. II. Tencrs .16 14(suite) Ill. Matelas pneumatiques .16 14

IV. autres articles de campement.16 14

62.05 Autres articles confectionnés en tissus, y compris les patrons de vêtenents:A. Bandes pour Ie renforcement intericur des ceintures, d'une largcur de

12 mm inclus à 102 mm inclus, constitutées par deux bands contre-collées de tissus de coton ou de mariéres textiles artificielles, les bordsde la bande la plus etroire, rendue rigidepar impregnation de résinesynthétique, érant recouverts par Ie pliage des bords de la band 1aplus large .8 5,3

B. Torchons, serpillières, lavettes et chamoisettes .15 7,7C. Eventails er écrans à main .8,5 5,6D. autres:

I. Lacets; bracelets de montres. 10,5 6,3II. autres .10,5 6,3

63.01 Articles et accessoìres d'habillesnent, couvertures, Iinge de maison et articlesd'ameublement (autres que lesarticles visés aux nos58.01, 58.02 et 58.03),en matières textiles, dhaussures et coiffures en toutes matières, portant destraces appréciables d'usage et présentés en vrac ou en balls, sacs ou con-ditionnements similaires:A. Vêtemenets usages .8 5, 3B. autres .7 4,9

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du tarif Désignation desmarchandises base conces-

sion2

64.03 Chaussura en bois ou à sesndekls extdricur, en bots ou en lièg. 9 5,0

64.04 Chaussures à semelles extirieures en autra matiercs (corde, carton, tissu,feutre, vaserie, etc.) . 4,9

64.05 Parties de chaussures (y compria les semeles intedeures et les taloonettes)en toutes matières autres que le métal:A. Assemblages forms de dessus de chaussures fixés aux semelles pre-

mieres ou à d'autres parties inférieures et depourvus de semeiles extericures.9 5,8

B. autres .. 6, 5 4,6

64.06 Guitres, jambihres, molleières, protèige-tibia et articles similbires et leursparties.9,5 6

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65.01 Cloches non dressées (mises en former, mi tournurkes (mises en wourmure),plateaux(disques), manchons (cylindres) même fendus dans l seus de Isauteur, en feute, pour chapeaux:A. en feutre de poils ou de line et poils . 7,5 5,1B. autres .8 5,3

65.02 Clodes ou fonnes pour chapeaux, traskes on obtenues par I'assemblagede bandes (tessées,tissées on autrement obeenus) en routes matières, nondresses (mimes en former, ni tournurees (mimes en tournure)

A. en copeaux ou rubans de bois, paille, écorce, sparte, asoés, abaca, sisalou autre fibres végétalesnon filées . . 4,5 exemption

B.en aues matières. ... 6,5 4,6

65.03 Chapeaux et atma coiffmrs en feutre, fabriqus à raide des dode et desplateau du no 65.01, pauis ou mou:

A. non gans:L en feutre de poils ou de lineet poils .7,5 5,1II autres.8 5,3

B. pnis :

L en kutre de poils ou de laine et poils .10,5 10II autres....... .. ............................................ 9 6

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65.04 Chapeaux et autres coiffures, tressés on fabriqués par l'assemblage debandes (tressées, tisses on autement obtenues) en toutes matières, garnisou non:

A. non garnis:1. en copeaux ou rubans de bois, paille, écorce, spare, alocs, abaca,

sisal ou autres fibres vigitales non files .5,5 xemption11. en autres matières .6,5 exemption

B. garnis .... 9 5,8

65.05 Chapeaux et autres coiffures (y comspris le resilies et filets à cheveux) enbonneterie on confecuionhsa à l'aide de tissaus, de dentelles ou de feutre(enpieces, maisnon en bandes), garnis on non .9,5 6

6S.06 Autres chapeaux et coiffures, garnis on non .9,5 6

65.07 Bandes'pour garniture intérieure, coiffes, couvre-coiffures, carcasses (y com-psles motues a ressort pour chapeaux mecaniques), visieres et jugu-

aireapour la chapellerie:A. Bandes pour garniture interieure .5 3,8B. autres . .8 5,3

66.01 Parapluies, parasols et ombrelles, y compris ls parapluies-cannes et itsparasols-testes et similaires .16 8

66.02 Cannes (y compris les cannes d'alpinisses et les cannes-sieges), fouets, cra-vasches e siunilaires ..7 4,9

66.03 Parties, arnitures et accessoires pour articles des nos 66.01 et 66.02:A. Poignées, pommeaux et bouts .6,5 4,6B. Monturca assemblées, même avec mat ou manche .15 7,7C. autres parties, garnitures et accessoires .13 7,2

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3389

Numéro Taux Tauxdutarif Tauxde de labase conces-

1 2 sion

67.01 Peaux et sutres partis d'oisaux rortues de kun plumes on de kur duvet,plumes, parties de en ces pabires, àl'exclusiondes psoduits du nos05.07, ainsi que destuyauxt is de plumes, tra-

A. Peaux et autres parties d'oiseaux revenues de leurs plumes ou de leurduvet; plumes, parties de plumes et duvet .7,5 5,1

B. autres .9 5,8

67.02 Fleus, feulliaps et fruits arfificies et hum parties asrtices cofectionnisen fleurs, feullages et fruits artificiels:A. Fleurs, feuillages, fruits artificiels, et leurs parties:

1. Parties .13 7,211. autres . .15 7,7B. Articles confectionnes en fleurs, feuillages et fruits arrificiels .. 17 8,2

67.03 Cheveux remis ou autrement prepares; late, poils et autres maticrestextiles, prepares pour la fabrication de pastiches et d'articles similaires:A. Cheveux simplement remis ........ 4,5 3,5B. autres ........ 7 4,9

67.04 Postiches (perru ues, barbes, sourcils, cils, mèches, etc.) et articles analoguesen cheveux, textiles; autres outrages en cheveux (y comprise lesrésilles etflets) 7,5 5,1

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base conces-2 sion

68.01 Paves, bordures de trottoirs et deiles de pavage en pierres naturelles (autresquel'ardoise) ..................................................... 2,5 2,2

68.02 Ouvrages en pierres de taille on de construction, à l'exclusion de ceux duno 68.01 et de ceux du chapitre 69; cubes et des pour mosaiques:A. Ouvrages en pierres de taille ou de construction:

1. simplement tailles ou scies, a surface plane ou unie:a) en pierres calcaires ou en albatre ........... .. ............. 8 5,3b) en autres pierres:

1. en silex pour le revérement interieur des broyeurs .......... 5 exemption2. autres ................................................ 4 3,2

11. moulurés ou tournés mais non autrement travaillés:a) en pierres calcaires ou en albirre . ............. 6 4,4b) en aurres pierres ......................................... 5 3,8

III. polis, décorés ou autrement travaillés, mais non sculpts:a) en pierres calcaires ou en albatre . . 7 ,5 5, 1b) en autres pierres:

1. d'un poids net inàerieur i 10 kg,.......85.... .......... 5,62. autres ............................................... 6,5e nxemptio

IVé. sculpts.. . .................................................. 7 4,9B. Cubes et des pour mosaiques; poudresé, graénuls et claéts colors arti-

ficiellement ............................................ 7 e nxemptio

68.03 Ardoise travaillee et ouvrages en ardoise nacurelle ou agglomeree (ardoisine) 5 3,8

68.04 Pierres a aiguiàser ouàà poliri la main, mules et articles simàilairesmoudre, ideàfibrer, iaiguiser, aà poiir, irecàtifier, atranàchcr ou itron-conner, en pierres naturellesé,éagglomres ou non, en abrasifs naturels ouartificiels agglomeres ou en poterie (y compris les segments et autres partiesen ces mimes matieres desdites mules ct artiêcles), mme avec partiestimes, tiges, douilles, etc.) en autres matieres, ou avec lcurs axes, mais sansbitis:A. Pàaàuiàeerrou,à6sol ,uà la main: ;i. L

1. ei abrasits egelomcrcs ....................................... 4,5 3,5res e. .............................. .....................

4 3,2B. .ures:

.acii Abrasifs aggloi:eres4a) owstirdets Jc diamants natwrcis ou sythtiqucs ...............4 ,232b) acres .....5 ..........................

2

nf. wénommésmns .............................................. 3 2,55S

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68.06 Abrasifs naturels on artificiels en poudre ou en pains, appliques sur tissus,paper, canon et suitres madires, même decoupes, cousus ou autrementassembles ...................................................... 4,5 3,5

68.07 Laines de laitier, de scores, de roche et autres laints minerales sinilaires;vermiculite expanse, argile expansee et produits miniraux similaires ex-pansés; mélanges et outrages en matières sinirales à usages calorifuges ouacoustiques, l'exclusion de ceux des nos 68.12, 68.13 et du chapitre 69:A. Laines de laitier, de scores, de roche et autres lanes minerales similaires 5 2B. autres ..... ..................................................... 3,5 2,9

68.08 Ouvrages en asphalte on en produits similaires (poix de petrole, brais, etc.) 32, 5

68.09 Panneaux, planches, carreaux, blocs et similaires, en fibres vegetales, fibresde bois, paille, copeaux on déchets de bois, agglomires avec du ciment, duplittre ou d'autres liants mineraux ............ ......................... 6 4,4

68.10 Ouvrages en plitre ou en compositions à base de plâtre:A. Planches, plaques, panneaux, carreaux et similaires, non ornementes.... 3,5 2,9B. autres ...................................................... 43,2

68.11 Ouvrages en ciment, en baton ou en pierre artificielle, même arms, ycompris les ouvrages en cement de laitier ou en granito . ............. 4 3,2

68.12 Ouvrages en amiante-ciment, cellulose-ciment et similaires:

A. Matériaux de construction ........................................ 43,2B. autres ...................................................... 65 4,6

68.13 Amiante travailli; ouvrages en amiante, autres que ceux du n° 68.14 (car-tons, fils, tissus, vetements, coiffures, chaussures, etc.), mime arms; me-langes i base d'amiante ou i base d'amiante et de carbonate de. magne-sium, et ouvrages en ces matieres:A. Amiante travaille (fibres cardies, teintes, etc.) ...................... 85,3B. Ouvrages en amiante:

1. Fils ...................................................... 9 8I1. Tissus ...................................................... 11 10MI. aurres ..................................................... 126,9

C. Milanges a base d'Armiante ou a base d'amiante et de carbonate demagnesium et ouvrages en ces matikres:

1. Mélanges . ................................................. 53,811. Ouvages .............. ..... ..... .... .. 7 4,9

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Désignation desmarchandises de de la

base conces-sion

68.14 Garnitures de friction (segments, disques, rondelles, bands, planches,plaques, rouleaux, etc.) pour freins, pour embrayages et pour tous organesde frottement, a base d'amiante, d'autres substances minkrales on de cellu-lose, mime combines avec des textiles ou d'autres matieres .8 5,3

68.1S Mica travaille et ouvrages en nica, y compris le mica sur papier ou tissu(micanite, micafolium, etc.):

A. Feuilles ou lamelles de mica .4,5 3,5B. Plaques, feuilles ou bands formées à partir de clivures ou de poudres

de mica, mime fixes sur un support . 5 3,8C. autres .8 5,3

68.16 Ouvrages en pierres ou en autres matieres minerales (y compris les ouvra-ges en tourbe), non denommn s ni comprise ailleurs:A. Briques non cuites en chromite .8,5 5,6B. autres .5,5 3

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Designationdesmarchandises

Briques, dalles, carreaux et autres piéces calorifuges en farines siliceusesfossikes et autres terres siliceuses analogues (kieselgur, tripolite, diatomite,etc.):A. Briques pesant plus de 650 kg par ml .............................

B. autres .........................................................

Briques, dalles, carreaux eta uu piéces analogues de construction, refrac-taires:

A. a base de magnisite, de dolomnie on de chromite ....................

dutarif

69.01

69.02

Tauxde

base

5avec min.de perc. de0,50UCpar 100 kg*poids brut

4avec min.de perc. de1,10 UCpar 100 kgpoids brut

Tauxde laconces-.sion

3,8

5

4

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Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignation des marchandises de de la


B. autres ........................................................

Autres produits réfractaires (cornues, creusets, moufles, busettes, tampons,supports, coupelles, tubes, tayaux, gaines, baguettes, etc.):A. à base de graphite, de plombagine ou d'autres ddriscs du carbone....B. I base de magnisitc, de dolomie on de chromite....................C. autres .........................................................

Briques de construction (y compels les hourdis, cade-poutrelleset élémentssimilaires):

B. en autres matieres ceramiques ....................................

Tuiles, omnements architectoniques (corniches, irises, etc.) et autres pote-ties de batiment (mitres, boisseaux, etc.):A. Tuiles en terre commune .........................................

B. autres .........................................................

Caresux, pstys et dalles de pavement on de reveenment, non vernisses niemaitlis:A. Carreaux, des, cubes et articles similaires pour mosaiques, mêêeme dc

forne autre que carrie ou rectangulaire, pouvant irre inscrits dans uncarrr donit le cowt Ws'xcede pas 5 cm ..............................

4avec min.de perc. de0,60 UCpar 100 kgpoids brut

9

128,5

5

3,5

5

8avec min.de perc. de0,27 UC

par ml don'tl'incidencenc doit pasdepasser16 %

4

888

3,8

2,93,8

8

69.02(Suite)

69.03

69.04

69.0S

69.07

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Numéros Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignationn desmarchandises a de de la

base conces-I 2 __ I sion

B. 11. en autres matieres ceramiques .................................

Autres carreaux, pévds et dlales de pavement ou de rétevement:A. Carreaux, des, cubes et articles similaires pour mosaiques,êmeme de

forme autre que caéree ou rectangulaire, pouvanê 6tre inscrits dans uncarre dont leôc6te n'eèxcde pa5s cm .............................

B. autres:1. en terre commune ..........................................

I1. en autres maèties éceamiques ................................

Appareils et articles pour usages chimiques et autres usages techniques;anges, bacs et sutres recipients similaires pour lé'conomie rurake; cruchonset autres recipients similaires de transport ou d'emballage:A. en porcelain ...................................................B. en autres matieres ceramiques ...................................

Fiers, lavabos, bidets, cuvettes de . water closet .. boignoires et autresappareils fixes similaires pour usages sanitaires ou hygieniques ..........

8

avec min.de perc...0,30 UCpar m' dont

I'incidencene doit pasdepasser16%

9avec min.de perch. de0,45 UC

par m' dontI'incidencene doit pasdipasser18 %

99

avec min.de perch. de0,30 UC

par m' dontl'incidencene doit pasdepasser

12

7,5

10avec min.de perch. de6 UC

par 100 kgpoids brut

8

9

89

6,95,1

10

3395

69.07(suite)

69.08

69.09

69.10

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Numéros Taux Tauxdu tarif d.-,oh.cmandnd-ic de de la


V-s0-lénal et articles dteemge ou de toiletezn porcelaine:A. blanco ou unicolores ............................................

B. autres .........................................................

Vaisselk et articles de menage ou de toilette en aures marieres ciramiques:A. en terre commune ...............................................

B. en gres .......................................................C en falence ou en poterie fine:

1. blanco ou unicolores ........................................

11. aurres .....................................................

D. ea autres matieres ceramiques. ..................................

Statuettes, objets de fataisie, d'ameublement, d'ornemenrtation ou de

A. en terre commune ...............................................B. en porcelain ...................................................

C. en autres matieres ceramiques ...................................

Aurres ouvrsges en maies ceramiques:A. en porcelain ...................................................

B. en autres matures ceramiques .....................................

13,5avec min.de perc. de12,20 UCpar 100kgpoids brut

13Savec min.de perc. de25 UC.

par 100 kgpoids net

7,5

9,5

10,5avec min.de perc. de13,60)UC.par 100 kgpoids brut

10,5avec min.de perc. deisC

par 100 kgpoids net

14

8

11avec min.de perc. de70 UC


10avec min.de perc. de

; UCpar 100 kgpaid brut

15

7,5

13,5

13,5

5,16

10,5

10,5

7,5

59

9

7,75,1

69.11

69.12

69.13

69.14

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Numéro Taux Désignation des marchandises Tauxdu tarif de de la


70.01 Tessonsde verrerie et stres déchets débris de verre en masse (àl'exclusion du verre d'optique):

B. Verre en masse (à l 'exclusion du verre d'opriquc)1. Verre dir -émail . ..........................................

11. autre ......................................................4

3,43,22,9

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70.03 Verre en barres, baguettes, billes on tubes, non travaillé ( I'exclusion duverre d'optique)A. Verre dit email-, en barges, baguettes ou tubes 4 3,2B. autre .7 4,9

70.06 Verre coulé on lamine et * verre à vitres * (même arnes ou aques encours de fabrication), aimpient doucia on polls sur une on deux facesen plaques ou en feuilles de former carrfe ou rectangulaire 5 3,8

70.07 Vcrre coule on lamine et . verre i vitres . (doucis on polis ou non), dicou-pes de forne autre que carree on rectangulaire, on bien courbes ou autre-ment travailles (biseautes, graves, etc.) ; vitrages isolants i parois multiples;verres assembles en vitraux .8 5,3

70.08 Glaces ou verres de security, nsme faconnes, consistent en verres trem-pes ou forms de deux ou plusicurs feuilles contrecolles .9 5,8

70.09 Miroirs en verre, encadres on non, y compris les miroirs retroviscurs 11 6 , 5

70.10 Bonbonnes, bouteilles, flacons, bocaux, pots, tubes i comnprimas et autresrecipients similaires de transport on d'embaflage, en verre; bouchons, cou-vercles et autres dispositifs de fermeture, en verne. 9,5 9

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70.12 Ampoules en verre pour recipients isolants;

A. non fines .10,5 6; 3

70.13 Obiets en verre pour le service de la table, de la cuisine, de la toilette, pourIe bureau,l'ornamentationn des appartements ou usages similaires, à l'exclu-sion des articles du no 70.19 .15,5 12

70.14 Verreric d'eclairage, de signalisation et d'optique commune:

B. autres. 10 6,2

70.15 Verres d'horlogerie, de lunetterie commune et analogues, bombs, cintreset similaires, y compris les boules creuses et les segments 7,5 5,1

70.17 Verrerie de laboratoire, d'hygiine et de pharmacie, en verre, mime graduieou jaugie ; ampoules pour serums et articles similairesA. Verrerie de laboratoire, d'hygiene et de pharmacie

1. en silice fondue ou en quartz fondu. 6,5 4,6II. autre .9 5,8

B. Anspoules pour serums et articles similaires . .9 5,8

70.18 Verre d'optique et elements en verre d'optique et de lunetteric medicale,autres que les elements d'optique travaillis optiquement .9 5,8

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cones-

1 2

70.19 Perles de verre, initations de perles fincs et de pierres gemrncs et articlessimilaires de verroterie;cabes,des, plaquettes, fragments et éclats (mêmesur support), en verre, pour mosiqucs et décorations similaires yeux ar-tificiels en verre, autres quede prothése, y compris Ies yeux pour jouetsobjets de verroteric; objects de fantaisie en verre travailleau Chalumeau(verre file):

A. Perks dec vere, icnii-itons de pcrlcs fines et de pierces grimes ct ar-ticks simuilaires de verroceric

1. Perics dc verrc:a) tailkes cc polics mr caniquemcenc hor.s. contingernt ...... 5, 5 4, 1b) autrces ................................................. 11, 5 10

1. Imitarions de perics fines . ................................... 1, 20 UC 0, 60 UcElc kg le kg

poijs net poids net111. Imitations de pierces gemmes

a) hor.s. contingent ...... 5 3, 8b) autres ................................................... 6,5 6

IV. Articlks simi!aires de verroteric:a) B311otines ........ ; .8,5 .................. 5, 6b) autres hors.ontingent.............................. 11 6, 5

B. Yeux artificicls . ................................................ 8 55, 6

C. Objets de vcrrotcric .................. ........................... 8 5, 3

70.20 Laiwc de verrc, fibres de vcrec cc ouvrages en ces matiircs:A. Fibres non tcexciks et ouv-ages en fibres non textiles .................. 11 6, 5B. Fibres textiles cc ouvrag-es en fibres textiles 3313 9, 5

70.21 Autres ouvrages en vcrrc 8 5...........................................

I,t -.

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Numéro Désigrnation Taux Tauxdu tarif des marchandises de de la


71.02 Pierres gemmes (précieuses ou fines) brutes, taillecs, ou autrtment travail-lées, non series ni montées, même enfilées pour la facility du transport,mais non assorties:

B. autres1. pour usages industries

a) Articles en quartz piézo-électrique .3,5 2,9b) autres .4 3,2

71.03 Pierres synthétiques ou reconstituées, brutes, taillecs ou autrement travail-Iées, non serties ni montees, mime enfilecs pour Ia facility du transport,mais non assorties:

A. brutes ou simplement sciies, clivées ou debrutes .1 0,9B. autres

1. pour usages industrials. 4 3,211 pour autres usages . .2 1 , 8

71.04 Egrisis et poudres de pierres gemnmes et de pierres synthitiques. 1, 5 1 ,4

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Numéro Taux Taux

du tarif Designation des marchandises de de labase conces-

1 2 3 4

71.05 Argent et alliages d'argent (y compnisL'argent dore ou verrneil et L'argentpLatine), bruts ou mi-ouvres:

B. Barres, fiLs et profiles, de sectionpleine; pLanches, feuilles et bandes 2 1,8

C. Tubes, tuyaux et barres creuses 3,5 2,9

D.. Feuilles et bandes minces, dont L'épais-seur, support non compris, est inférieureou égale a 0,15 mm 6,5 5

E. Poudres, eannetiLLes, paillettes,decoupures et autres 5 3,8

71.06 PLaqué ou double d'argent, brut ou rni-ouvre

A. brut 5 3,8

B. mi-ouvré 6,5 4,6

71.07 Or et alliages d'or (y compris l'or pLatine)bruts ou mi-ouvrns:

C. Tubes, tuyaux et barges creuses 2 1,8

D. Feuilles et bandes minces, dont l'epais-seur, support non compris, est inférieureou égale à 0,15 mm 8 5,3

E. Poudres, cannetilles, pailtettes,decoupures et autres 5,5 4,1

71.08 Plaqué-.ou douhle d'or sur métaux communs ousur argent, brut ou mi-ouvre 3,5 2,9

71.09 Platine et métaux de la mine du palatine etLeurs alliages, bruts ou mi-ouvr'-sA. Platine et alliages de palatine

II. autres

b) mi-ouvrts1. Barres, fits et profilrs,

de section pleine; pLanches,feuiles et bandes 1 0,9

2. Tubes, tuyaux et barges creuses 1,5 1,43. FeuiLles et bandes fninces, dont

L'épaisscur, support non co ,est inf-ricure cu cal.e a 0,15 r in 4 3,2

4. autres 4,5 4

71 .10 PLaqué' ou doubtsé de pLat ine ou c .rictaux cleLn mine d& pLatrine sur taux co cu sulmetaux precieux, brut ou mi -ouvr 3,5 2, 9

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71.12 Articles de bijouteric et de josillerie et leurs parties, en métaux precieuxou en plaques ou doubles de métaux prédeux:A. en metaux précieux . ............................................. 4,5 3,5

B. en plaques ou doubles de métaux précieux ........ ................. 9 5,8

71.13 Articles d'orfivrerie et leurs parties, en métaux précieux ou en plaques oudoubles de métaux précieux:A. en métaux précieux .............................................. 7,5 3B. en plaques ou doubles de métaux précieux ........ ................. 5 3,8

71.14 Autres ouvrages en métaux précieux ou en plaques ou doubles de métauxprécieux:A. en métaux précieux .................... ......................... 7,5 5, 1

B. en plaques ou doubles de méraux précieux ........ ................. 6 4,4

71.15 Ouvrages en perles fines, en pierres gemmes ou en pierces synthétiques oureconstituées:A. Ouvrages en perles fines:

IL autres ..................................................... 74,9

B. Ouvrages en pierres gemmes ou en pierces synthétiques ou reconstituées:1. exclusivement en pierces gemmes:

b) autres .................................................. 7,5 5,1II. autres ..................................................... 24,9

71.16 Bijouterie de fintaisie:A. en métaux communs ......................... 18 8,5B. autres ..................................................... 11,5 6,7

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du tarif Designation des marchandises de de labase conces-

sion

1 2 3 4

73.01 Fontes (y compris la fonte spiegel) brutes,en Lingots, gueuses, saumons ou masses

A. Fonte spiegel (CECA) 4 3,2

B. Fontes hematites (CECA) 4 3,2

D. Fontes non dénommees

II. autres (CECA) 4 3,2

73.02 Ferro-alliages

A. Ferromanganèse

II. autre 8 5,3

B. Ferro-aluminium, ferrosilico-aluminium et

ferrosilicomangano-aluminium 7 4,9C. Ferrosilicium hors contingent 10 6,2E. Ferrochrome et ferrosilicochrome

II. Ferrosilicochrome 7 4,9G. autres 7 4,9

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Numéro Désignation des Taux Tauxdu tarif marchandises de de la


Grenailles de fonte. de fer ou d'acier, mime concassées ou calibres.

Poudres de fer ou d'acier; fer et acier spongieux spongee):

A. Poudres de fer ou d'acier.

B. Fer et acier spongicux spongee) (CECA).

Fer et acier en massiaux. lingots ou masses fCECA).

Fer et acier en blooms -, billettes, brames et targets; for et acier simple-ment degrossis par forgeage ou par martelage (ébauches de forge):

A. Blooms et billettes:

1. lamines (CECA).

11. forges .....................................................

B. Brames et targets

1. lamines (CECA).

I1. forges .....................................................

C.Ebauches de forge.

Ebauches en rouleaux pour tòles, en let ou en acier:

A. d'une largeur de moins de 1,50 m et diestinècs au relaminage (a )(CECA)

B. autres (CECA).

(a) L'admission dans cettesous position estsubordonniée à consions à determiner per lesautoritescompcrhs.

3405

73.04

73.05

73.06

73.07

73.08

4

4

3

.3

4

5

4

5

4

6

3,2

3,22,5

2,5

3,23,8

3,23,8

3,2

3,84,4

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sion

73.09 Larges plants en fer ou en acier (CECA) ............................... 6 4, 4

73.10 Barres en fer ou en acier, laminées ou files ài chaud ou foréees (y corn-pris Ie fil machine);r barres en fer ou en acier, obtenues ou paracheéies afroid; barres creuses en acier pour le forage des mines

A. simplement laminees ou filesàa chaud:

1. Fil machine (CECA). 7 4,911. Barres pleines (CECA) .6 4,4

111. Barres creuses pour le forage des mines (CECA). 5 3,8

B. simplement foréees .............................. 7 4, 9

C. smnplement obtenues ou paracheveesàa froid. 7 4,9

D. plaques ou ouvreesàa la surface (polies, reéirues, etc.)

1. simplement plaquees:

a) laminees ou fileesàa chaud (CECA). 5s 3,8

b) obtenues ou parachevies afroid .7 4,911. aurres. . . 7 4,9

73.11 Profiles en fer ou en acier, lamines ou filesài chaud, forges, ou bien obte-nus ou paracheves a froid; palplanches en fer ou en acier, meme perciesou faites déiéiments assembles

A. Profiles:

1. simplement lanmines ou filesài chad (CECA) ... 6 4,4I1. simplement forgs . . .7 4,9

111. simplement obtenus ou parachevesài froid ...7 4,9

IV. plaques ou ouvres a la surface (polis, revetus, etc.)

a) simplement plaques:

1. lamines ou filesài chad (CECA) . . 3,82. obtenus ou parachevesài froid 7 4,9

b) autres ........................................ 7 4,9

B. Palplanches (CECA) ......................... 6 4,4

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sion

73.12 Feuillards en fer ou en acier, anminés à chaud ou à froid:

A. simplement laminés à chaud (CECA) ..... .. 8 5,3B. simplement laminés à froid:

I. destinés à faire le fer-blanc (prcsentes en rouleaux) (CECA) 8 5, 3II. autres .................... 8 5,3

C. plaques, revirus ou autrement traitésà la surface:I. argentés, dorés ou platinés ............. . 8 5,3

II. émaillés ......................... . .. 8 5,3Ill. étamés:

a) Fer-blanc (CECA) .7 4,9b) autres .. 8 5, 3

IV. zingués ou plombes......8 5,3V. autres (cuivrés, oxydés artificiellement, laqués, nickelés, vernis, pla-

qués, parkérises, imprimés, etc.)a) simplement plaques:

1. laminés à chaud (CECA) ........................ 7 4,92. Iarninés à froid ........... ........ ....... 8 5,3

b) autres ..... ............. ...... .. 8 5, 3

D. autrement façonnés ou ouvrés perforés, chanfreinés, ourlés, etc.)........... 85, 3

73.13 Tôles de fer ou d'acier, laminees à chaud ou à froid:

A. Tóles dices *magnetiques *:

I. présentant quelle quesoit leur épaisseur, une perte en W infé-rieure ou égale à 0,75 W (CEC:A) .......... ... ... .. 6 4,4

II. autres (CECA) ..... 7 4,9

B. autres rôles:I. simplement laminées à chaud, d'une épaisseur:

a) de 2 mm ou plus (CECA) .7 4,9b) de moins de 2 mm (CECA) .6 4, 4

II. simplement laminées à froid, d'une épaisseura) de 3 mm ou plus .. ..... .. 7 4, 9

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________

sion

73.13 B. 11. b) de 1mm exclu a 3 mm exclus (CECA) ...... ................. 6 4, 4(suite) c) de 1 mm ou moins (CECA) ......... ....................... 8 5, 3

Ill. simplement lustrres, polies ou glacees (CECA) ..... ............. 7 4,9IV. plaques, revitues ou autrement traities i la surface:

a) argencees, dorees, platinees ou emailkes . .......... 7 4,9b) itamres:

1. Fer-blanc (CECA) ............ .......................... 7 4,92. autres (CECA) ............... ......................... 7 4, 9

c) zinguees ou plombces (CECA) .................. ... 8 5,3d) autres (cuivrees, oxydees aruificiellement, laquees, nickelees, ver-

nies, plaques, parkersees imprimees, etc.) (CECA) 7 4,9V. autrement faqonnees ou ouvrees:

a) simplement dicoupies de forme autre que carrie ou rectangu-1aire:1. argentees, dorees, platinees ou emaillees .7 4,92. autres (CECA) .7 4,9

b) autres, i l'exclusion des toles fagonnies par iaminage 7 4,9

73.14 é Fils de fer ou d'acier, nus ou revetus, i l'exclusion des fils isoles pourI'lectricit .8 5, 3

73.15 Aciers allies et acier fin au carbon. sous les formes indiquees auxno. 73.06 a 73.14 inclus:

A. Acier fin au carbone1. Lingots, bla 4s, billertes, frames, largers

a) forges .................................... 4,5 3,5b) autres:

1. Lingots (CECA) . . 3 2,52. Blowns, billettes, brames, largets (CECA) 4 3,2

II. Ebauches de forge . . .. 4 3,2111. £bauches en rouleaux pour toles (CECA) 5 3,8IV. Larges plants (CECA) . . .6 4,4V. Barres (y compris le fil machine et les barres creuses pour le forage

des mines) et profiles:a) simplement forges .8 5, 3

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Taux TauxNuméro. Désignaton de marchandises de de la

du base conces-~~~~~~~~~~sion

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2

73.15 A. V. b) simplemenlipnsou filis i chud(suite) 1. Fil machine (CECA) .................................... 74,9

2. autres (CECA) ......................................... 6 4, 4c) simplement obtenus ou parachevis a roid ....... .. ......... 8 5,3d) plaques ou ouvres i la surface (polis, revetus, etc.)

1. simplement plaques:aa) laminis ou files i chaud (CECA) ...... ............... 5 3,8bb) obtenus ou parachevis i froid ....... ............... 7 4,9

2. autres . ............................................... 85,3VI. Feuillards:

a) simplement lamines i chaud (CECA) .......... .. ........... 7 4,9b) simplement laminds a froid .................. .8 5, 3c) plaques, revetus ou autrement traits i la surface:

1. simplement plaques:aa) lamines a chaud (CECA) ........ ................... 7 4,9bb) lamines i froid .......... ........................ 8 5,3

2. autres ................................................ 85,3d) autrement a;onnes ou ouvris performss, chanfreines, ourlis,

etc.) .................................................... 85,3VII. Tôles:

a) simplement laminées à chaud (CECA) ... 7 4,9b) simplement laminées à froid, d'une épaisseur:

1. de 3 mm ou plus .................. .................. 7 4,92. de moins de 3 mm (CECA) ............... .............. 8 5, 3

c) polies, plaquees, revenues ou autrement traitées à la surface(CECA) ................................................. 74,9

d) autrement façonnées ou ouvrées:1. simplement découpées de forme autre que carrée ou rec-

tangulaire (CECA). .................................... 7 4,92. autres, i I'exclusion des téIea fasonnées par laminage ....... 7 4,9

Vil. Fils nus ou revétus, à exclusion des fils isolés pour l'électricité 8 5,3

B. Aciers. alliés:1. Lingots, blooms, billettes, brakes, largets:

a) forges .5 3,8b) autres:

1. Lingots:

bb) autres (CECA) . 3 2,52. Blooms, billettes, brames, largess (CECA) 4 3, 2

11. Ebauches de forge . . 5 3,8

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du tarif Déseignation desmarchandise base conces-

~~~~~~~~~~-sion2

73.15 B. V. Barres (y compris le fil machine et les barres creuses pour le forage(suite) des mines) et profiles:

a) simplement forges . . .6b) simplement laminas ou files a chaud:

1. Fil machine (CECA)7 6

c) simplement obtenus ou parachevis afroid ..8 6

d) plaques ou ouvres I la surface (polis, revrtus, etc.):1. simplement plaques:

bb) obtenus ou parachevis afroid .8 62. autres .8 6

VI. Feuillards:a) simplemenclaminas i chaud (CECA) . .7 6b) simplement lamnines i froid . .8 6c) plaques, revetus ou autrement traits la urface:

1. simplement plaques:aa) lamines a chaud (CECA) .7 6bb) lamines i froid .7 6

2. autres .8 6d) autrement faqonnas ou ouvres performss, chanfreines, ourlis,

etc.) ........................... 8 6

VII. T6les:a) T61es dites magnitiques.

2. autres (CECA).7 6b) aucres toles:

1. simplement lamindes i chaud (CECA) .7 62. simplement laminees I froid, d'une epaisseur:

aa) de 3 mm ou plus .7 6bb) de moins de 3 mm (CECA) .7 6

3. police, plaquees, revenues ou alutrement traitees I la surface(CECA) ........................ 7 6

4. autrement faqonndes ou ouvrees:as) simplement decoupees d.e forme autre que carree ou

rectangulaire (CECA) .7 6bb) autres, I Pexclusion des t6les fa~onnies par laminage 7 6

VIII. Fils nus ou reveus, a lexclusion des fils isols pour P'ilectricir6 8 6

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du tariff Designation des marchandises base conces-sion

73.16 Éléments de voies ferrées, en fonte, fer ou acier: rails, contre-rails. aiguilles,points de coeur, croisements et changements de voices, tringles d'aiguillage,crémaillères, traverses, éclisses, coussinets et coins, selles d'assise, plaquesde serrage, plaques et barres d'écartement et autres pieces spécialementconRues pour la pose, le jointement ou la fixation des rails:A. Rails:

1. conducteurs de courant, avec partie en métal non ferreux ........ 9 5,811. autres:

a) neufs (CECA) ............. .............................. 6 4,4b) usages (CECA) .............. ............................ 3 2, 5

B. Contre-rails (CECA) .................................. .. S 3,8C. Traverses (CECA) ....................................... . S 3,8D. Eclisses et selles d'assise:

1. laminées (CECA) ............................5 3,8I. autres .................................................... 7,5 5,1

E. autres ...................................................... 74,9

73.17 Tubes et tuyaux en fonte .......................................... 95,8

73.19 Conduites forces en acier, mème frettées, du type utilisépour Iets installa-tions hydro-électriques .10 9

73.20 Accessoires de tuyauterie en foute, fer ou acier (raccords, coudes, joints, 1 0 6,2manchons, brides, etc.) .

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du tarif Dsignation des merchandises base conces-

sion

Constructions et parties de constructions (hangars, ponts et elements depoints, portes d'écluses, tours, pylônes, piliers, colonnes, charpentes, toitures,cadres de portes et fenétres, rideaux de fermeture, balustrades, grilles, etc.),en fonte, fer ou acier; tôles, feuillards, barred, profilés, tubes, etc., en fonte,fer ou acier, préparés en vue de leur utilisation dans la construction .

Reservoirs, foudres, cuves et autres recipients analogues, pour toutes matières(à exclusion des gaz comprimés ou liquéfiés), en fonte, fer ou acier, d'unecontenance supéricure à 300 1, sans dispositifs mécaniques ou thermiques,mème avec revêtement intérieur ou calorifuge .... . ......

Fits, tambours, bidons, boites et autres récipients siusilaires de transportou d'emballage, en tôle de fer ou d'acier, d'une contenance:

A. de 501 ou plus ...................... ...........................

B. de moins de 50 I .............................................

Recipients en fer ou en acier pour gaz comprimés ou liquéfiés .....

Câbles, cordages, tresses, élingues et similaires, en fils de fer ou d'acier, à1'exclusion des articles isoles pour I'electricite ..........

Toiles métalliques, grillages et treillis, en fils de fer ou d'acier; tôles oubandes déployées, en fer ou en acier:A. Toiles metalliques, grillages et treillis .. ..

B. Tôles ou bandes déployées ... .*-

Chaines, csainettes et leurs parties, en fonte, fer ou acier ..

Ancres, grappins et leurs parties, en footferIfr ou acier .... ......

Pointes, clous, crampons appointés, agrafes ondulies et biseautees, pitons,crochets et punaises, en fonrte, fer ou acier, mime avec tète en autre ma-tière, à l'exclusion de ceux avec tête en cuivre:A. Pointes ou dents pour l'équipement des machines textiles ...........B. autres ........................................... ........

5,5

5

6

7

7

7,5

10

7,5

6,5

9

5

6,5

4,1

3,8

4,4.4,9

4,9

5,6

6,25,1

4,6

5,8

3,84,6

73.21

73.22

73.23

73.24

73.25

7327

73.29

73.30

73.31

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~sion

73.32 Boulons et ecrous filetss ou non), tire-fond, vis, pitons et crochets i pasde vis, rivets, goupilles, chevilles, claventes et articles similaires de boulon-nerie et de visserie en fonte, fer ou acier; rondelles (y compris Ics rondellesbrisees et autres rondelles destinees a fare ressort) en fer ou en acier

A. non filets1. Vis, ecrous, rivets et rondelles, dicollectsdans la masse, d'une

.ais~esr de rigc ou dJun dianctre iec trou i'cxccdant pl; h 111i11 7 4,9II. autres .10 6,2

B. filetsI. Vis et ecrous, dicolletis dans la masse, d'une epaisseur de tige ond'un diamitre de trou n'excidant pas 6 mm.8 5, 3

II. autres .11 6, 5

73.33 Aiguilles i coudre i la main, crochets, broches, passe-cordonnets, passe-lacets et articles similaires pour effectuer i la main des travaux de couture,de broderie, de filet ou de tapisserie, poinqons i broder,en fer ou en acier:

A. Aiguilles i coudre, a ravauder ou i broder... 7,5 4

B.autres.6 4,4

73.34 Epingles autres que de parure, en fer ou en acier, y comprise lees pingles acheveux, ondulateurs et similaires.. 5,

73.35 Ressorts et lames de ressorts, en fer ou en acier. 7 4,9

73.36 Poeles, caloriferes, cuisinieres (y compris ceux pouvant etre utilises acces-soirement pour Ie chauffage central), richauds, chaudieres i foyer, chauffe-plats et appareils similaircs non clectriques, des typcs screant a des uisagesdomestiques, ainsi que leurs parties et pieces detachies, en forte, fer ouacier .

73.37 Chaudieres (autres que ccllcs du n° 84.01) et radiatcurs, pour le chauffagccentral, i chauffagc non electrique, et leurs parties, en tontc, fcr ou acier;generateurs ct distributeurs d'air chaud (y compris ccux pouvant egalenwnfonctionner comme distributeurs d'air frais ou conditionne), a chauffagenon electrique, comportant un ventilatcur ou une souffleric i nuteur, ctleurs parties, en foute, fer ou acier .8,5 5,6

73.38 Articles dc menage, d'hygiec et d'c&onomic domestique ct lesirs parti-.en fontc, fer ou acier; paille dc fer ot. d'acier; sponges, torchons, gants ctarticles similaires pour Ic recsrag:.e polissage ou usiges analosg-i.n t~rou en acicr:

A. £viers cc lavabos, ainsi que leurs parties, en acier inoxydable 7,5 5, 1

B. autres .8,5 5, 6

73.40 Autres ouvrages en fonte, fer ou acier:

A. en fonte 5,5 4,1

B. autres. 8 5,3

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base conces-1 2 I sion

74.03 Barres, profiles et fils de section pleine, en cuivre:

A. en alliages de cuivere contenant en poids plus de 10 % de nickel ....... 6 5

B. autres ......................................................

74.é4 TUles, planches, feuilles ct bandes en cuivre, d'une cpaisseur de plus de0,15 mm:

A. en alliages de cuivre conrenant en poids plus eIc 10 % de nickel ....... 7 6,5B. 3utres ......................................................

7é.05é Feéilles ct bandes minces en cuivre (mcme gaufrees, decoupees, perforees,revetues, imprimaes ou fixes sur papier, canron, matieres plastiques arti-ficielles ou supports sinsilaires), d'une epuisseur de 0,15 mm et moins(support non compris):A. en alliages de cuivre contenant en poids plus de 10 % de nickel ....... 7 6, 5B. autres ...................................................... 86,5

74.06 Poudres et paillettes de civre:

B. aurres:1. Poudres a structure lamellaire et pailletres ....... ............... 10 6,2I. non dinomnees .............................................. 1,5 1 4

74.07 Tubes ct tuyaux (y compris leurs ebauches) et barres creuses, en cuivre 8 6

74.08 Accessoires de tuyauterie en cuivre (raccords, coudes, joints, manchons,brides, etc.):

B. aurres ...................................................... 7,5 6, 5

74.10 à CUbles, cordages, tresses et similaires, en fils de cuivre, i I'exclusion desarticles isoles pour l'electricite:

B. autres .... .......... 8 6,5

74.11 Toiles mealliques (y comnpis les toiles continues ou sans fin), grillages ettreillis, en fils de cuivre; t6es ou bandes deployies, en cuivre .......... 8 6, 5

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ignation des marchadises Taux Taux*lfltt ésignationdemarcisesdeD^s"nsonschand de de labase conces-

2 sion

74.15 Pointes, cloush, crampons appoints. crocets et punaises, en cuivre, ou avectige en fer ou en acier et teéte en cuivre boulons et crous (filtes ou non),vis, pitons et crochets i pas de vis, rivets, goupilets, chevilles. clavetss c;articles similarr, de boulonnerie et de viseserie en cuivre; rondellc (y com-pres Ics rond&11- brises ct éutràs rondelles destinies i fair rrssort) encuivre

I. Vis, scrmu>,érisctséet rondelaesa decol'urwsédanis i3 mIsse, d'Xne cp;issure de gr w.u mn'dlimllltctas d6roll Pexcedanr p mm. ..............a . 4,5 3,5

C. a tres:i. cin llitgns de cuivre lutrde.a10 en deids piLl d lli% Jc nickel i. 5 3.8

II mdn as... ...................................... .... 7 4,9

7en16 Resuorts ci, cuivre:

S.aLtr. .8,5 6,5

74.17 é Appareils non clectriques de cuisson et de chauffage, des types servant idesausages domestiqucs, sinsi que leués paéties et pikes detaciess, encuivre:

R. utres .7,5 6,5

74.m8 Articèes de teéiage, d'hygient et d'econonmie domesfique et leurs parties, encuivre . .7 4,9

74.19 Aut s ouvrages en cuivre.7 4,9

3416

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du tarif Designation des marchandises de de la

base conces-2 sion

75.2 Barres,profiles et fili de section pleine, ennickel 6 4,4

75.03 Tôles, planches, feuilles et bandes de toute épaisseur, en nickel; poudres ttpaillettes de nickel:A. Tôles, planches, feuilles et bandes 7 4,9

75.04 Tubes et tuyaux (y comprise leurs bauches), barres creuses et accessories detuyauterie (raccords, coudes, join, manchous, brides, etc.), en nickel:A. Tubes et tuyaux (y compris leurs ébauches) et barres creuses .8 5,3B. Accessoires de tuyauterie .5 3,8

75.05 Anodes pour nickelage, y compris celles obtenues par électrolyse, brutes ououvrées

A. brutes de coulée .. 4 3, 2B. autres . . 5 3,8

75.06 Autres ouvrages en nickel:A. Pointes, clous, crampons, crochets et similaires; articles de boulonnerie

et de visserie; rondelles, y compris les rondelles brisees et autres ron-delles destinies I faire ressort:

1. Vis, écrous, rivets et rondelles, décolletés dans la masse, duneépaisseur de tige ou d'un diamètre de trou n'excédant pas 6 mm 4,5 3,5

11. autres .5 3,8B. autres . . 6,5 4, 6

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Dnaacio~ cimzchindas I de de laNumdro Taux Taux

_.- _base conces-

I -- - Xsion76.01 Aluminium brut; dcheus et debis d'aluminium:

A. brut ....................................................... 7 6B. Dicdts et debris:

L. Dechets:a) Tou-nures, frisons, copeaux, meulures, sciures et limailles;

diches de feuilles et de bandes minces, colonies, revues onlcontrecollees, d'une epaisseur de 0,20 mm ou moins (supportnon compris) ................. ........................... 2,5 2,2

b) autres (y compris les rebuts de fabrication) ................... 43,2

3417

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Numéro Taux Tauxdu tariff Désignationdes marchandises de de la

______ base conces-2 11_ sion

76.02 Barres, profiles et fils de section pleine, en aluminium ...... ............. 12 1 0

76.03 T6les, planches, feuilles et bandes en aluminium, d'une kpaisseur de plusde 0,20 mm ....................................................... 12 10

76.04 Feuilles et bandes minces en aluminium (mime gaufrees, decoupies, per-forces, revitues, imprimes ou fixes sur papier, carton, matieres plastiquesattificielles ou supports similaires), d'une epaisseur de 0,20 mm et moins(support non compris) .12 1 0

76.05 Poudres et paileetnes d'aluminium:A. Poudres i structure lanellaire et pailletes .10,5 6,3B. autres ............ 8 5,3

76.06 Tubes et tuyaux (y compris leurs ebauches) et barres creuses, en aluminium 12 1 0

76.07 Accessoires de tuyauterie en aluminium (raccords, coudes, joints, manchons,brides, etc.) .8 7

76.08 Constructions et parties de constructions (hangars, ponts et elements deponts, tours, pvl6nes, piliers, colonnes, charpentes, toitures, cadres de portesat fenitres, balustrades, etc.), en aluminium; t6les, barres, profiles, tubes,etc., en aluminium, prepares en vue de leur utilisation dans la construction 7,5 7

76.09 Reserèoirs, foudres, cuves et autres recipients analogues, pour toutes matieres(i IPexclusion des gaz comprimes ou liquifkis), en aluminium, d'une conte-èance superieure i 300 1, sans dispositifs micaniques ou thermiques, manseavec revitement intrieur ou calorifuge ................................ 7,5 7

ai6.10 Fits, tambours, bidons, boites et autres recipients sinilires de transporton d'emballage, en aluminium, y compris les etuis tubulaires rigides oncouples:A. Etuis tubulaires rigides ou souples .12 7B. autres .........5............................................... 9,S 7

76.11 Recipients en aluminium pour gaz comprimes ou liquefies ............. 8,5 7

76.12à Cables, cordages, tresses et similaires, en fils d'aluminium, i l'exclusion desarticles isolis pour lilctricite .12 7

3418

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3419

Numéro Désignationdesmarchandises Taux Tauxdu tarif de de la

base conces-__1____

2 sion

76.15 Articééles de enagè, d'hygiéne et d'6conomie domestique et leurs parties, enaluminium ........................................................ 7

76.16 Autres ouvrages en aluminium:

A. Canettes, busettes, bobines et supports similaires, pour la filaeure ou Ictissage ....................................................... 10 7

B. Bobines et supports similaires pour l'enroulement de films et pelliculesphotographiqués et cinematographiques ou de bandes, films, étc., visesau n° 92.12 .................................................... 8 7

C. Pointes, clous, crampons, crochets et similaires; articles de boulonnerieet de visseric; rondelles, y compris les rondeéles brisces et autres ron-dellés dàstinees a faire ressort:

1. Vis, ecrous, rivets et ronéelles,édEcolletas dans Is masse, d'uneepaisseur de tige ou d'un diam ntre de tréu n'excidant pas 6 mm 7,5 7

}1. autres ..................................................... 10 7D. autres ...................................................... 9,S 7

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3420

du tarif Désignation des marchandises Taux Tauxdii tarif ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~dedelabase conces-

1__ 2 sion

77.é1 Mapnisium brut; dsdsets et debris de magnesium (y compris lks tournurefnon calibress:A. brut ...................................................... 85,3B. Dichets et debris:

1. Ddsets .................................................... 45 3,5

77.02 Barres, préofile, fils,ezoles, feuiles, bands, tournures calibres, poudres ctpaillettes, tubes et tuyaux (y compris Icurs ebauches), barres creuses, enmagnesium; autres ouvrsgts en magnesium ........................... 85,3

77.04 BUryUium (glucinium), brut ou ouvre:A. brut; dcchets et debris ................... ........................ 2 1,8B. ouvrc ...........................................5.......... S3,8

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3421

Taux Tauxdutarif de de la

base conces-2 sion

78.02 Barres, profilés et fils de section pleine, en plomb.10 8

78.03 Tabla, feuies et bandes en plomb, d'un poids au m²de plus de 1,700 kg 10 8

78.04 Feuilles et bandes minces en plomb (mime gaufrées, découpées, perforées,revrtues, imprimées on fixées sur paper, carton, matières plastiques arti-ficielles o supports similaires), d'uu pids an m² de 1,700 kg et moins(support non compris); poudres et paillettes de plomb:A. Feuilles et bandes minces:

I. fixées sur support .10 8II. autres .10 8

B. Poudres et paillettes . .2,5 2,2

78.05 Tubes et tuyaux (y cdmpris leurs kbauches), barres creuses et accessoires detuyauterie (raccords, coudes, tubes en S pour siphons, joints, manchons,brides, etc.), en plomb.11 9

78.06 Autres ouvrages en plomb:

B. autres .8,5 8

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3422

du~ ~ ajidises~~~~~~T aux Tauxignationdes marchandise D.Wig..d- 4. aux..kin Tude de labase conces-

I 2 sion

79.02 Baffes proisIet fils de section peines,en zic ...................................... ,...... 10 8

79.03 a Plattesfeuiles et bands de toute ipaisseur, ea zinc; poudres et psilleousde zinc:A. Plandies, feuilles et bands . .. 10 8B. Poudres (y compris lIs poussires) et psilic .6 4,4

7e.04 Tubes et tuyax (y compris oua haudos), barros creuses Ct accessoires detuysuteric (raccords, copdos, joints, nandions, brides, ac.), en zinc 10 8

79.06 Autres ouvrages en zinc:

B. aurrs 8 7

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Designationdes marchandise de de labase conces-

2 sion

10.01 Barres, profiléts et fils de section pleine, enétsain .4 3,2

80.03 Tables (ôoes),pachesfeeufles et bauds enétain, * d'un poids aum²s dephs de1l kg . .... 3 2,5

80.04 FeillUes et bandesminnces ené tun (èeme gsuféees, é&ouéees, perfoéees,reèltues, imprtéies uo fiéees sur papier, carton,mtatèeres plastiques arti-ficielles on supports similaires), d'un poids an ²m de 1 kg et moins (supportnon compris); poudres et pailettes 'éetain:A. Feuilles et bandes minces:

1. fiéees Sur support .6 4,411. Autres .5 3,8

B. Poudres et palettes . .3,5 2,9

80.50 Tubes et tuyaux (y compris leursé bauches), barres creuses et accessoires detuyauterie (raccords, coudes, joints,mons, brides, etc.). enéta3in,A. Tubes et tuyaux (y compris leurs,éibauches) et barres creuses ..... 5 3,8B. Accessoires detruyauterie .7 4,9

80.06 Autres ouvrages enéetain 5, 3

3423

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Numero Taux Taux

du tarif Designation des marchandises de de Labase conces-

sion

1 2 3 4

81.03 Tantale, brut ou ouvre

A. brut (y compris les poudres et les barressimplement frittées); déchets et debris 3 2,5

B. Barres (autres que les barres simpLementfrittées), profilés, fils, filaments,tôLes, feuiLLes et bandes 6 4,4

C. autres 9 5,8

81.04 Autres metaux communs, bruts ou ouvres;cermets, bruts ou ouvrés

A. Bismuth :

II. ouvré 4,5 3,5

C. CobaLt :

II. ouvré 5 3,8

E. Germanium

I. brut; déchets et debris 5 4,5

II. ouvrè 8 7

G. Manganese

I. brut; dechets et debris 5 4,5

II. ouvré 7 6,5

H. Niobium (colombium)

I. brut; déchets et debris 6 5

II. ouvré 10 9

K. Titane :

I. brut; déchets et debris 6 5

II. ouvre 8 7

L. Vanadium :

I. brut; déchets et debris 2,5 2,2

II. ouvré 7,5 5,1

M. Uranium appauvri en U 235 3,5 2,9

N. Thorium :

II. ouvré

b) autre (Euratom) 1,5 1,4

3424

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Numéro Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignation des marchandises de de La

base conces-2_________________________________________ 34sion

1 2 3 4

81.04 0. Zirconium:(suite) I. brut; d6chets et debris 6 5

II. ouvr6 10 9

P. Rhenium :

I. brut; d6chets et debris 6 5

II. ouvr6 10 9

Q. Gallium, indium, thalLium:

I. brut; .dechets et debris 2,5 2,2II. ouvre 5 3,8

3425

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Numéro Désignation des marchandises Taux Tauxde de la

__ base conces-2 1 1 sion

82.01 Bches, peflsâ, pioches, pics, bons,binettes, fourches, crocs, riteax etàacloirs- haches, series et outils similaires a taillants; faux et faucilles,couteaux a toia on i paille, cisailles a haies, coins et aunres outils agricoles,horticoles et forestiers, i main ............... ......................... 6 4,4

82.02 t Smies i main, Iames de seies de routes sores (y conpris les fraises-scies etIes lames non dentees pour Ic sciage):A. Scies a main:

1. Scies i dos et scies de long ........... ........................ 7 4,911. autres ................................................... 95, 8

B. Lames de scies:1. a ruban ................................................... 95,8

II. Chaines de scies dices coupantes ......... ................ 7 4111. autres .................................................... 106, 2

3426

151 -

Numéro Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignatio desmarchandises de de la

base conces-2 sion

Tenailles, pinces, brucelles et similaires, même coupantes; clés de serrage;emporte-pièces, coupe-tubes, coupe-boulons et similaires, cisailles à mé-taux, limes et râpes, à main:

A. Limes et râpes ................. ..........

B. autres ...................................................

Autres outils et outillage à main, à l'exclusion des articles repris dansd'autres positions du présent chapitre; enclumes, étaux, lampes souder,forges portatives, meules avec bâtis, à main ou à pédale et diamants devitriers ..........................................

Outils interchangeables pourmachines-outils et pour outillage à main,mécanique ou non (à embotir, estamper, tarauder, aléser, fileter, fraiser,mandriner, tailler, tourner, visser, etc.), y compris les filières d'étirage etde filage à chaud des métaux, ainsi que les outils de forage, dont la partietravaillante est:

A. en métaux communs ..........................................

B. en carbures métalliques ..........................................

C. en diamant ou en agglomérés de diamant ........................

D. en autres matières ................

Couteaux et lames tranchantes pour machines et pour appareils mécaniques

Plaquettes, baguettes, pointes et objets similaires pour outils, non montés,constitués par des carbures métalliques (de tungstène, de molybdène, devanadium, etc.) agglomérés par frittage ..............................

Moulins à café, hache-viande, presse-purée et autres appareils mécaniquesdes types servant à des usages domestiques, utilisés pour préparer, condi-tionner, servir, etc., les aliments et les boissons, d'un poids de 10 kg et

moins ...........................

COUTEAUX A LAME TRANCHANTE OU

PRIS LES SERPETTES FERMANTES),COUTEAUX DU NO 82.06, ET LEURS

B. Lames

DENTELEE (Y COM-AUTRES QUE LESLAMES :

5

7

6,5

6,5

6,5

7,56

13

3,8

4,9

4,6

4,64,6

5,1

4,4

3,8

4,9

4,9

12

3427

82.03

82.04

82.05

82.06

82.07

82.08

82.09

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Numéro Désignationdes marchandises Taux Tauxdu tarif de de labase conces-1 2 sion

82.11 Rasoirs et leurs lames (y compris les ébauches en bandes):A. Rasoirs:

I. droits .5 3,8II. autres .7 4,9

B. Lames et couteaux:I. Lames de rasoirs de sûreté .7 4,9

II. d'autres rasoirs. 6,5 4,6C. autres parties et pièces détachées . .7 4,9

82.12 Ciseaux à doubles branches et leurs lames .10,5 8

82.13 Autres articles de coutellerie (y compris les sécateurs, tondeuses, fendoirs,couperets, hachoirs de bouchers et d'office et coupe-papier); outils etassortiments d'outils de manucures, de pédicures et analogues (y comprisles limes à ongles). 8,5 5,6

82.14 Cuillers, louches, fourcheettes, pelle à tartes, couteaux spéciaux à poissonou à beurre, pinces à sucre et articles similaires:A. en acier inoxydable. 19 17B. autres . 8, 5 8

82.15 Manches en métaux communs pour articles des nos82.09, 82.13 et 82.14 7,5 5,1

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Serrures (y compris les fermoirs et montures-fermoirs comportant une ser-rure), verrous et cadenas, à clef, à secret ou électriques, et leurs parties, enmétaux communs; clefs pour ces articles, en métaux communs.

Garnitures, ferrures et autres articles similaires en métaux communs pourmeubles, portes, escaliers, fenêtres, persiennes, carrosserics, articles desellerie, malles, coffres, coffrets et autres ouvrages de l'espèce; patères,porte-chapeaux, supports, consoles et articles similaires, en métaux com-muns (y compris les ferme-portes automatiques).

Coffres-forts, portes et compartiments blindés pour chambres fortes, cof-frets et cassettes de sûreté et articles similaires, en métaux communs.

Classeurs, fichiers, boîtes de classement et de triage, porte-copies et autrematériel similaire de bureau, en métaux communs, à l'exclusion desmeubles de bureau du no 94.03.

Mécanismes pour reliure de feuillets mobiles et pour classeurs, pinces àdessin, attache-lettres, coins de lettres, trombones, agrafes, onglets de signa-lisation, garnitures pour registres et autres objets similaires de bureau, enmétaux communs.

Statuettes et autres objets d'ornement d'intérieur, en métaux communs;cadres pour photographies, gravures et similaires, en métaux cummuns;miroiterie en métaux communs:

A. Statuettes et autres objets d'ornement d'interieur ..............

B. autres.

Appareils d'éclairage, articles de lampisterie et de lustrerie, ainsi que leursparties non électriques, en métaux communs.

Tuyaux flexibles en métaux communs.

8,5

8,5

8

7,5

9

9,5

7

7

5,6

4,9

5,6

5,3

5,1

exemption6

4,9

4,9

83.01

83.02

83.03

83.04

83.05

83.06

83.07

83.08

3429

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Numéro Taux Tauxdu tarif Désignationd.s.h.andie de de la

base conces-I 2 sion

83.09 Fermoirs, monures-iermoirs, boucles, boucles-fermoirs, agrafes, crochets,oullea et articles similaires, en metaux communs, pour vétements, chaus-lures, bches, maroquinerie et pour toutes confections ou équipements;rivets tubulaires ou à tige fendue, en métaux communs; perles et paillenesdécoupées, en métaux communs .6,5 4,6

83.11 Cloches, clochettes, sonnettes, timbres, grelots et similaires {non électrîques)et leurs parties, en métaux communs.9 exemption

83.13 Bouchons métalliques, bondes filetées, plaques de bondes, capsules de sur-bouchage, capsules déchirables, bouchons verseurs, scellés et accessoiressimilaires pour l'emballage, en métaux communs:A. Capsules de bouchage ou de surbouchage en aluminium ou en plomb:

1. Capsules en aluminium, d'un diamètre maximal de 21 mm, munies ou non intcrieurement d'un joint df'tancdeiti en caoutchouc,mais non associées à d'autres matières .7 4,9

11. autres .11 6,5B. autres . 7 4,9

83.14 Plaques indicatrices, plaques-enseignes, plaques-réclames, plaques-adresseset autres plaques analogues, chiffres, lettres etenseignes diverses, en mé-taux communs.75 5, 1

8315 Fils, baguettes, tubes, plaques, pastilles, électrodes et articles similaires, enmitaux communs ou en carbures métalliques, enrobés ou fourrés de déca-pants et de fondants, pour soudure on dépôt de métal ou de carbures mé-talliques; fils et baguettes en poudres de métaux communs agglomérées,pour la métallisation par projection:A. Electrodes pour soudure, à ame cii fer ou en acier, enrobees de maricre

rclractaire .10 6,2B. autres .7,5 5,1

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IIINuméro Désignation Taux Tauxdutarif de de la

2 base conces-I 2 sion

84.01

84.02

84.03

Générateurs de vapeur d'eau ou d'autres vapeurs (chaudières à vapeur);chaudières dites -à cau surchauffée.

Appareils auxiliaires pour chaudiéres du n° 84.01 (économiscurs, surchauf-feurs, accumulateurs de vapeur, appareils de ramonage, de récupérationdes gaz, etc.); condenseurs pour machines à vapeur.

Gazogènes et générateurs de gaz à l'eau ou de gaz à l'air, avec ou sansleurs épurateurs; générateurs d'acétyène (par voie humide) et generateurssimilaires, avec ou sans leurs épurateurs.

5,5

5,5

5,5

4,1 * 1

4,1* 2

4,1

* (1) La concession est subordonnée à la mise en vigueur effective de la concession desEtats-Unis sur la position 660.10.

* (2) La concession cst subordonnée à la mise en vigueur effective de la concession desEtats-Unis sur la position 660.15.

3431

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Taux de Taux deNun<Xo Désignation des nlarih((Jlw~isr base la

conces -

sion2

84.05 Madinies à vapeur d'eau ou autres vapeurs, même ormiant corps avcc IeursClhucdircs ......................................................... 5 3,8 *1

84.06 Moteurs à explosion ou à combustion interne, à pistons:A. Moteurs pour aérodynes, répondant à la définition de la note complé

mentaire I du present chaptire, d'une puissance :

I. de 300 kW ou moins .6 4, 4II. de plus de 300 kW ............... 4 3, 2

B. Propulseurs spéciaux du type hors-bord, d'une cylindree:I. inférieure on egaleài 325 cm². . . 11 10

11. supérieure à 325 cm¹. . . 8 7C. autrecs moteurs.

1. Moteurs à explosion (à allumage par étincellc), d'unc cylindric:a) de 250 cm² ou moins . .9 5,8b) de plus de 250 cm²:

1. destinés à I'industrie du montagedes motoculteurs de Ia sous-position 87.01 A,des voiturcs automobiles pour le transport des personnes, ycompris Ies voitures mixes, comportant moins de 15 placesassises,des voiturcs automobiles pour Ie transport des marchandises,à moteur d'unc cylindrcc interieure à 2 800 cm²,des voitures automobiles à usages spéciaux du n° 87.03 (a) 7 4,9

2. autres ......12 6,911. Moteurs à combustion interne (à allumnage nrr .-compression):

a) slotcurs de propulsion pour bateaux ......

- destinés aux bateaux des sous-positions 89.C1.A, 89.01 3 I,89.02 A, 89.C2 B I et 89.C3 A (a) Exempt. Exempt.(D

- autres ........... 8,0 5,3

b) autrcs1. destinés àI'industrie du montage

des motoculteursde Ie sous-position 87.01 A,des voitures automobiles pour le transport des personnes, ycompris Ics voitures mixtes, comportant moins de 15 placesassises,des voitures automobiles pour le transport des marchandises,àmoteur d'une cylindrec infiricnre à 2500, cm³,des voitures anlsolnilSiic~ à usagesspeciaux du n° 87.03 (a) 7 4,9

2. non dénommés ............. ..............:.;. 12 6, 9D. Parties et pièces détachées:

I. pour moteurs d'aérodynes ................................... 5 3,8II. moteurs ....... ................................. 7 4, 9

84.07 Roucs hydrauliqucs, turbines et autres machines motrices hydrauliques ... 6 4,4 * 2

(a)L'admission dans cette sous-position est subordonnée aux conditions à determiner parles autorités compétentes.

*(1)La concession est subordonnée à la mise en vigueur effective de la concession desEtats-Unis surles positions 660. 25, 660.30 et 660. 35.

*(2) La concession est subordonnée à la mise en vigueur effective de la concession desEtats-Unis sur les positions 660.74 et 660.76.

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Numèro Désignation desmarchandises Taux Tauxdu tarif ..i de de la

_base conces-_ 2 sion

84.08 Autres moteurs ct machines motrices:A. Propulseurs I reaction:

I. Turboreacteurs d'une pouss6e:a) de 2500 kg ou moins .......... .......................... 6 4,4b) de plus de 2500 kg .5.................................... S 3,8

11.é autres (statoreacteurs, pulsoreacteurs, fuses, etc.) .............. 6 4,4B. Turbines I gaz:

I. Turbopropulseurs d'une puissance:a) de 1100 kW oumoins .......... .......................... 7,5 5,1b) de plus de 1100 kW 5 ...................................... 3, 8

II. autres .................,5..........*........................ 5s 4,1C. autres moteurs et machines mocrices ........ ....................... 7 4,9*D. Parties et pieces dicachies:

I. de propulseurs i r5action ou de turbopropulseurs .............. S 3,8II. autres ..................................................... 5,5 4,1*

84.09 Roulcaux compressc5rs i propulsion mecanique ...... ................. S 3,8

84.10 s Pompes, motopompes et turbopompes pour liquides, y compris le pompesnon mecaniques ct les pompes distributrices componant un dispositifmesureur; divateurs a liquids (a chapelet, i godeca i bandes souples,etc.):A. Pomçes distributrices comportant un dispositif mesureur ou conques

6pour comporter un tcl dispositif .6,5 4,6B. autres pompes:

I. Pémpes pouvané feurnià une pression egale ou supericure i 20 bar 7,5 4..........11. Pompes non dinommies .6 4

IlchéPar.....................ties et pieces ditadiies .6 4Cà Elivateursàa liquideà (a chapsler, a gedets,.....ndes5couples. Ctc.) S,5 4,1

84.11 Pompes, màtopompesàet turbopompes i air et i vide; compresseurs,motocompresseurs et turbocompresseursédéair et d'autres gaz; generateursiepistens libres; ventilatcurs ct similaires:A. Pompes et compresseurs:

I. Pomàes (a main ou aepedale) i gonfler les pncumatiques et articles............................. 6S 4,411. Pompes i vide pouéant foàrni-¯²un vide inferieur i 10' mbar, com-

presseurs centtifuges ou axiaux permetrant un rapport de compres-sion aé moins egal a 2 ct un ²cbit de plus de 3 000 m3 par minute ;compresseurs alternatéfs fixàs d'un po ....upirieur i 2 000 kg 9 4,4

Ille autres................pompes cc comprcsseurs .6 4, 4tIV.éPar...................ties et pieces dtachaes.6 4,4

B. Gcnera........pistons libres . 4 3,2C. Ventilateur...................s et similaires . . 6,5 4,6

* La concession est subordonn6e a la mise en vigueur effective de la concession desEtats-Unis sur les positions 660.59 et 660.62.

3433

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Numéro Taux Taux

dutarif Désignation des matchandises de de la

base conces-1 2 s n t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Si oil

Groups pour éc conditionnément de l-air comprenant, rcunis en un sculcorps, un ventilaàcur i motcur ct des dispositifs propres a modifier la tem-pcrature et Ihuindits ...............................................

Bàilcurs pour lValimctation deés foyers, a combustibles liquides (pulssisa-éccsr)à a combustibles solids eulverisks ou i gaz; foyers ausomntiqucs, ycomprés Icure avaet-foycrs, Icurs méilles micaniqucs, Icurs dispositifs ssca-niqucs pour I'evacuation des cendres ct dispositifs similaires ...........

àours industrials ou de éaeotatoeres, a I'exclusion des fours kIccriqucs duno 85.11:

Ao sp'ciak;.urticleuCs plér ra scparaticn des combmst;b!cs nuc!'ai:esirradics, posr Ic traitemcnt des dsclets radioactifs ou pour Ie recyclageEus combhstiblcs nuclizircs irradics (Firatom). ......................

B. autres .........................................................

Materiel, machànés cteaeparcils pour la production du froid, a cquipcmcntdiectrique ou autrc:

A. Cvaeoratàurs ct condenscurs, autres que pour apparcils i usage domestiqueB. autres

-Rfrig6rateurs dune capacity supdrieure &

340 litres

- non ddnommds

Calaàdreé ct laeinoers, autres qce Ics laminoirs i mstaux ct Ics machinesamincr Ic vcrre; cylinsdrs pour ces machines .........................

Appareies et disposieifs, mime chauffes 6lectriqucment, pour Ic traitementdu maticrcs par des opeéatiune impliquant sn changement de temperatUrC,teliés quc uIc ahauffage, la ,uisson, la torrifactiot, Il distillation. Ia recti-fioation,éteveger 'esaté,h,gIn pévtcurisaticn, l'';s:V2-, IC seciare, I' ,apora-tion, la vaporisation, là l'ondeusation, Ic refroidissement, etc., i Vexclisionees appaecils doiestiéues; chauffc-cau ct chauffc-bains non ilcctriques:

A. Apparcils épouà la production des produits visas a la sous-position28.51 A (E arom) ..............................................

B. Apéarcils sp&ialcnsst coispus pour la separation des combustiblesnuclsaérce irrtdias, poiruIc tuaiscmcsm t des d&ccts raudioscifs os potirée rccycloml ds conustiblcs nisckaircs irradids (Eura.ts) .........

C. Fchangcurs de chalcur...........................................

é. Percolatuurs éteaurreseapparcils pour la preparation ds cafc ct autrcsboissrss chamscs

1. clauffagc 6lectrique .......................................

II. atires ....................................................

t. Apparcils midico chirtrgicaux de steilanion :

I. a chaufftgc 6cctriquc ......................................

11. altres .....................................................

F. niwr.sec. Chaeffe-cau et chauffc-lains, n11 ehxtriqucs ...................

IL. 110 s1'Omlls .............................................

5,5

5,55,5

4,5

5

5

5,5

s,s4,5

96

8,57

5,3

4,1

4,14,1

3

3

3,8

3,8

4,1

4,13,5

5,84,4

5,6b."I.t

6 4,45,5 4,1

I1

84.12

84.13

84.14

84.15

S4.16

84.17

3434

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Numéro ~~~~~~~Taux Taux'. ..,if és g t,oi.nauima cesn.nr.haidises de de la

base conces-_I 2 s on I____ SiO l

ecnritrgcgses tt essorcuees centrifuges; apparcils pour la filtration oulipuration des liquids ou des gaz:A. pous Ia stpiralioi des i(Etoats de i'uranium ffurs om) ..............

B. sp'éialemenn cOIlIS poir la scpérateot des combustibles nuclsairCserraécIe, pour Iac tr.itcuint dcs dcihcts redioctifs, ou pour le recyclagcdes éombustibles itcka res irradiis (Euratom) ......................

C. autres:1. Cestrifugeuscs et essorcuses centrifuges:

t) Esesentusés a linge, a foncraonnmcéu Iectrique, d'unc c3paciteunitaic cxnrewcc cntpoids de huge see iicxccdassrpas 6 kg

b) non denonmies .............-----------------

1. lti; nt ''.Wt. Sio ;tlLugCs) pour 1L fiicratior. o lepuratusn

dcs 1iqUids ou des gaz .......................................

Macàinés et aeparcile servaet i ncttoyer ou a shchir Ics boutcilles ct autres

recipicnte; aercmplir, ferrnr, &iqucter ou capsulcr Ics bouteillcs, boites, sacsmt autres comtenaris i a cipaquetr ou cinaller les usrchandises; apparcilsa gazifier leelle :ssons; apparcils a laver la vaisscic

A. Maclinesàec appircilsei léaver lq vaissedle, I fonctionnemcnt lectriaue.avec ou sans dispositifs de sichagc

-léve-vaiSI3ol autres que de type manager

- atrco

B. autres.1

Appareile ct instruments de pcsage, y conpris Ics àascules et balances ivcrifnér Icm pieàes esimtes, iais i l'cxclusion des àalances sensibles i unpoids dc 5 cg et ioins; poids pour toutes balances .....................

Appaécilsànlcasiquàs (mjet i main) i puoicceé, disperser ot pulv6riserdes watiercsulieuies oe en potircè cxtincteurs, charges ou non; pistoletslerograpmes ct a;p.reilsesinilairese maàhincs et aplercàls i jet dc sabic, ijetede vàpeer, tm appaecils i jct sinilaircs ..............................

Maclites cva appercil, mentleaee, échahargnn tc, ec dctargemect et dcuan,tr«simp »a-n-,uils. . ski;s "atrne,dSgrcer,csonp.Alo. "s'u. pOIst rOu-

1s,ic. téléfér.q err- 1kàer'eisucs, ntc.),ma' lcxclesioi des achines ct appa-reils dt It S-.23:

A.eAadmiiséct amenrcilsç specialenict conqus pour la manipulation dessubstanceschiutiteEt rtdmioaetives (Luralo) ......................

es1surCroses,mio bislic,nurcueoesu neaplouanlt rmilkrstir rmi.i..........

oirs tabliersàrrouleu pourl'amanéeetletransport!c.x 13::1:':1 Cet Itre

nipolaeemrujiss nscS 111:11 eipte Liteidegotsde loupcs, id bcsc tic ....................................................

1. iltrs .........................................................

4,5

5,5

8

6

3,5

4,1

5,33,8

4,4

7 4,9

5 3,5

6

6

4

9

8,5

5,5

4,4

4,4

3,25,8

5,64,1

3435

84.1S

84.19

84.20

84.21

84.22

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Numérodutarif Désignation des marchandises TauxdeTauxdela

base conce-.2 s oiOnslon~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Machincs ct apparcils, fixes ou mobiles, d'extraction, de terrassenict,d'cxcasarion ou dc fora-c du sol (pelics iecaniqLIs, li.wcscs, cxcavatctrs,dicapcurs, nisckutcs, btildozcrs ' cri-crs e ctc.); somiictes de bat-tage chassc-ncigc, autres qii les voiturcs chassc-ncizc di no S7.03:

A. Machines et apparcils d'extraction, de tcrrassement, d'excavation ou deforage du sol:

1. automobiles, sir chelilles ou str motcs, tic pottaiircircular stirails:a) Scrapers ................................................

h) autres machincs Cr apparcils ...........................c) Parties et pi&cs dctachcs .................................

11. autres:a) Machines dc sondage ct dc forage ..........................b) non dinomm6s ...........................................

B. Sonnecttes de battage; chasse-ieige, autres qu Ics voiturCs chassc-neigedu no 87.03 .....................................................

Machines, appareils ct cngns agricoles et horticoles poui la preparationet Ic travail du sol ct pour la culture, y compris Ics roulcaux pour pcIouscset terrails de sports .................................................

Machines, apparcils et engins pour la r&olte'et le battage des productsagricoles . presses i paillc et i fourracc tordeuues a gzon - tararcs ctmachites similaires pour Ic nettoyage dcs grains, tricurs a ccufs, i fruits etautrcs produits agricoles, a exclusionn es machines ct apparcils de nmno-teric du no 84.29 .......... :

Machines a traire ct autres machines et appareils dc laiterie .............

Pressoirs, fouloirs ct autrcs appareils dc vinification, dc cidrcric ct similaircs

Autres machines et apparcils pour 1'3griculturc, I'horticulture, laviculture ctIapiculturc, y coinris Ics germoirs comportant d.s dispcsitifs mccaniqucsou thermniques ct Ics cou-cuses t cieveuses pour Iaviculture .............

Machincs, apparcils ct cnains pour I minoteric et le traitenent desc6rtiEs ct 1kgttts sccs, i ilcxcltiion des r.clitis, apparcits c en-ine chtqpe fcrnitr ......................................................

h.chincs ct apparcils, son sknommis ni compris dans d'-ltrcs positions dipercent duipitec, ptur Is iidit sies d:. I. bm;i-: ciJN Ii It'isi.-te, JSla hksc.itric. d1- r' s &ii n .-s, de 1I cenfiseric, dc. 1 shocohtCrie.Jd LisLci ric, de I. Ir.ss.ri ct p lr le travail des 5 5.i.S, pjt>uietIqgumes ct fruiis . dss fins alitiutaires ..............................

9 5,811 6,59 5,8

3,5S's

7,5

4,5

4,5

5,5

6

2,94,1

5,1

3,5

3,5

4,1

4

5 3,8

6,5 4,6

s 3,8

84.23

84.24

84.25

84.26

84.27

84.28

84.29

84.30

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Numéro ignfi- &,Taux Taux;t m.r.; Dé gna esmarchandisesw, de de la

bas- conces.1 2 sion

84.31 n eMachises ct appareils pour la fabricatioà de ela pite ccllulàsiqàe (pite apipicr) et pour la fabeicaeion ctaIe finiss3ge duepapicr ct du carton:

A. pour la fabuication do papier et du carton ........ ................. 5 3,8B. autrcs ........................................................ 5,5 S'S 4,1

84.32 Machines ct apparcils pour le brochage et la reliure, y compris les machines1.............ui....s .'''''''''''''''''''..''''. 4,5 3,5

84.e3 Attrcs eachines ct apparàilsàpour Ic travail ee la pate i papier, du papicr|et de certon, y comerise Ics coupcuscs de tout gcnre ......... ............ 5 3,8

84e34 è Machines i fondre ct aetomposer Ics caractires; machines, appareils ctnater;cl de cèicber'empdc et&e&,t-ie et similaircs: caractcres d ini.imcrik,cliches, planchce, cylirdhcs ct autrcs organs imprimanss; picrres litisgra-pheques, planchcs et cylinércs prepares pour lcs arts graphiques (planes,gretes, polis, etc.):tè.eMachines i fondre ou a composer les caracircs:

1. Machines A fonere ee i composer (linotypcs, monotypes, intcrtypcs,etc.) .......... 5 ............................. 2,s 2,2

I. autrcs ........................5.5.......................... S,S 4,1B. àll'nches, plaques, cylindres et autres organes similaires, & Pexception

des pierrcs litbographiques ........................................ 74,9C autres ........................................................ 5,5 4,1

84.35 Machines ct tpparcils pour l'isprimeric et les arts graphiques, margeurs,plicuses ct autres appareils auxiliaircs d'imprimeric:A. Mec:ines et appareils pour l'inprirerie et les arts graphiqucs

1. Machines i impriner en blanc, typographiqucs, i cylindre:a) I un tour. .............................................. 6 3b) i deux tours ..................... ......................... 4 3

11. Machines i inprimer rotatives ...... ...................... 4,5 3111. autrcs ..................................................... 5,5 3

D. Apparcils auxiliaircs d'imprinirie ........ ......................... 6,5 3.

84.36 Machins ctatparcils pour le filage (extrusion) des natiCrcs textiles syn-thl'iqucs ct artitic:zi!.s nachines et apparciis pour la prinaration des nn-ti'rcc textiles; iachines et mrtiers pour Ia f!ature ct Ic rctoc.'- desttt<.~ s!*.!<his s . bancr (conipris Ics c.:uskidrCsO, so::C1 d&vidLr 1,s snJier~s textia.......................................... . 3,8

84.seme Nkticrs i tiscr, n h innctcric, i tstle, i deniellc, i brodcric, I pascrnn-tcric et a filet; arpireils cc uschsnts pr-paratoircs poor Ic tissage, fi bon-nct.iic, etc. (osrti;ssirs, cnroilcsssi, etc.)A. !Iticrs i tisser ................................................. 4,5 3, 5I. ;,ties a b<:ttteric. ............................................ 6 4,4

3437

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NuméroTaux Tauxdu tarif Désignation des marchandises de de la

base conces-1 2 2 Ision

84.37 Cé Metieàsta rullà, a dentellà, I broderià, a tresseà, a passementerie àt i(suite) fil........................et .4 3,2D. Appareiet c machinesépriparatoires pour le tissage, la bonneterie, etc.

tourdissoirs, encolleuses, etc.) ....... .5 3,8

84.38 Machines et appareils auxillaires pour Ies machines du no 84.37 trèadires,mecaniques Jacquard, casse-ihalnes et casse-tramesé mecanismes de change-ment de navettes, etc.);èpieceé detéchies et accessoires reconnaissablescomée itant exclusivement ou principalement deséines aux machines etappareils de laéprisente position àt i ceux deo n0' 84.36 et. 8437 (broches,ailettes, garnitures de ceards, peignes, barrettes, fèlieres, navettel, misses etlames, aiguilles, platines, crochets, etc................) .5 3,8

84.39 Machines et appareils pour la fabrication et le finissage du feutre, enèpieceou en forme, y compris les machines de chalelierie ee Its morces de chapel-ler.................. 5 3,8

U4.40 Machines et appareils pour le savagee It nettoyage, Ié skchagee It blanchi-ment, la teinture, I'aèpret et le finissage des fils, tissus etvoutrages en ma-tires textiles (y compris sea appareilà a lessiver le linge, repasser et presserles cfnnections, enrouler,l pier, couper ou denteler les tissus); machinespour le rètv&ement des tissus et autres supports en vue de la fabricationde couvre-parquets, tels qul finélium, etc.; machines des types utilésespour l'impression des fils, tissus, feutre, cuir, papier de tenture, papierd'emballage et couvre-parquets (y compris les planches ec Sylindres grévespour ces machines):A. Machines et presseà i repasserà i chauffagé electriqu...........e .6,5 4,6B. Machines et appareilà i laver le linge, d'une capacéty unitaire exprémee

en poids de linge sec n'eécidant pas 6 kg; essoreuses (autres que centri-fugesà I usage domestique:

Ià a fonctionnemené ilectriqu............... 7,5 5,1.H. autre..............s .5 3,8C.autres .................... 53,8

84.41 Machineà i coudre (sea tissus, sea cuirs,eIls chaussures, etc.), y compris lesmelbies pour machineà a coudre; aiguilles pour ces machines:A. Machineà i coudre, y compris Ies meubles pour machineà i coudre:

11. autres machineà i coudre et autretécites pour machineà i coudre 6 4,4I11. Parties et èiecesédetachees; meubles pour cashineà a coudre .... 9 5,8

B. Aiguilles pour machineà a coudre ........... 7 4,9

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Désignation desmarchandisesTauxdebase

Mahlines et appareils pour la péeparation et Ie travail des cuirs et peaux etpour la fabrication des chaussures et uitres ouvraecs en cuir ou en pea,.àai'exclusion des machinesài coudre ui o°8S4.41 ..........................

Conerrtisseurs, poches de couéec, lingotèhres et machinesài couler (mouler)pour acécrie,ftonderic et éitallurgie ...................................

Laminoirs, trains de laminoirs et cylindres de lamnroirs:A. Lamiouirs sé.cialmenmt coç~us pourêtere utiliéus dans Ie reycClgecdJes

cmnbustibles nulé~aiecs irradéis (Euratms) ........................B. autres .....

Machines-outils pour le travail des éitaux et des carbures éitalliques,autres quecellecs des os 1 84.49 et 84.50:A.M)achines-outils séscalemnent coçuess pourêetre utiliée&s dans Ie reyr-

elage des oubu stilecs nuléeaires irradés: (gainage, ésgaiaiec, açzni-nage, etc.):

1. Machines automatiécesài partir d'ifrormations coédes (Euratom)If. autres (utartom) ..

B. Machines-outils operant pér electroéerosionéou autre phinomrneéilcè-trique; mrchinesaoutils ultra-soniques

1. MachiIes automatisies I paétiràd-inforr'tionsmcodes .....é.......11. autrII ..... . ..

C. autres machines-outils:1. Tours:

à) Tours automitisis i partée d'informations codics ............

b) autres ...................................................It. Machines A aldser:

-) Machines automatisics a partir d'informations cod&s.Ill. machines a raboter:

3) Machines automatisecs a partir d'informations codhs.b) autres .

Ià. Etaçx-litiurs, machiàes i scier ou a tronsonner, machines a bro-cler, machines i morriscr:a) Mmchines autéomat....... partir d'infornations codes.b) autrcs .

V. Machines iàfraiser, machines & percer:a)éMicàincs auoraniscem h partir éd'inlornations codes .........1) a3tits ....................... .........................

54

547

Tauxde la

conces-sion

4,1

3,8

4,14,9

1 (Nc), 6.55,S 4,1

69 If

3 2,5

S 57 4,9

6 4,4

5,37 4,9

S24S

10S

3,82,2

5,55,3

d. ,atif

84.42

84.43

84.44

84.45

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Désignation des marchandises

C. VI. Machines à affûter, ébarber, rectifier, meuler, polir, roder, dresser,surfacer ou opérations similaires, travaillant à l'aide de mcules,d'abrasifs ou de produits de polissage:a) avec système de réglagemicrométrique, au sens de la note

complémentaire 2 du présent chapitre:1. Machines automatisées à partir d'informations codées ......2. autres ...............................................

b) autres:1. Machines automatisées à partir d'informations codées ......2. autres ................................................

VII. Machines à pointer:a) Machines automatisées à partir d'informations codées .........b) autres........................................

VIII. Machines à tailler Ies engrenages:a) à tailler Ies engrenages cylindriques:

1. Machines automatisées à partir d'informations codées ......

2. autres ................................................b) à tailler les autres engrenages:

1. Machines automatisées à partir d'informations codées .....

2. autres ................................................

IX. Presses, autres que celles relevant des sous-positions 84.45 C X etC Xl:a) Presses automatisées à partir d'informations codées ...........

b) autres...................................................

X. Machines à rouler, cintrer, plier, planer, cisailler, poinçonner et gru-ger:a) Machines automatisées à partir d'informations codées .........

b) autres...................................................

XI. Machines à forger; machines à estamper:a) Machines automatisées à partir d'informations codées .........

b) autres..................................................XII. autres .....................................................

Machines-outils pour Ie travail de Ia pierre, des produits céramiqucs, dubéton, de l'amiante-ciment et d'autres matières minérales similaires, et pourIe travail à froid du vetre, autres que celles du no 84.49 ..................

Machines-outils, autrés que celles du no 84.49, pour Ie travail du bois, duliège, de l'os, de l'ébonite, des matières plastiques artificielles et autresmatières dures similaires .............................................

Pièces détachées et accessoires reconnaissables comme étant exclusivementouprincipalementdesires aux machines-~::;';ae ': à84.47 inclus,y compris les porte-pièces et porte-outils, les filières à déclenchment auto-matique, les dispositifs diviseurs et autres dispositifs spéciaux se montantsur Ies machines-outils; porte-outils destinés auxoutillages et machines-outils pour emploi à Ia main, de toute espèce .......................


sion

8 57 4,9

32,5

2,52,2

5 3,82,5 2,2

8

7

5

4,5

108

63

637

5,34,9

3,83,5

5,55

42,5

4,42,54,9

5 3,8

9 5,8

3,5 2,9

oun-radu trif

84.45(suite)

84.46

84.47

84.48

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Outils et machines-outils pneumatiques ou à moteur antre qu'électriqueincorporé, pour emploi à Iamain .....................................

Machines et appareils aux gaz pour Ie soudage, Ie coupage et la trempesuperficielle ........................................................

Machines à éctirene comportant pas de dispositif de totalisation; machinesà autmentifier les chèques:

A. Machines à écrire ...............................................

B. Machines à authentifier Ieschèq u:!s ...............................

I:à 'aneslea c:l;usar ineràncé tcreA ccri«c ditasles»comcisies-, naescs eerc-gistrcuses, àachinen a affàaéchir, i etablir Ics tickets et similaires, compor-tant tni dispositf de totalisation:

A. àachinesea élecculcr &ectroniqucs .................................

B. autrcs .........................................................

Machmnes uetosatiqscs metraete'nent dc Iinfermaetion ni elurseutets; Imc cursmagnctiques ou optiques, machines denmisc d'i.foruations str support souséfoemc code ct mechines dc traitement de ces informatioés,mmén dinonnssni compris ailleurs .................................................

Autrcs eachinas ct ape3reils dc bureau (duplicateurs heqtegraphàoucs ou istancils, àacminem a lnpriser kes adresscs, àacriees à tcicre a coàptcr et a

encareouchèr Icsepmenes ec nounaicl aàpaarcifs aesiller Ics crayons, appareilsi etrforct cc agraler, etc.):

A. àacmines a isprimer les adràsses ou i estamper les plaqees d'adrcsses

B. autres .........................................................

i'ceéedaeachsvs ct accessoires (aetres quc les coffrets, les housscs et sini-leirnn) rcableaissm'h!sétannme c&mitvemenusisess't ou prmncipalenent des-timachaue ninCincar el apptenos 8es sià 84.54 a S-.5- incius:

é. Cliehcs-adrcsses .................................................

B. éiaceé dNtt-hees aecessoircs de màchincs e céllculcn 1ectrosiques de lastos-p8sicion S4.52 A ............................................

C. autrcs ........................................................

?eclsics ct apàarcies a triler, crvbcr, laser, concasser, mélynger, sssaer les

piettes, minerais et eu Cs matièresmanéraleli'csl!e s;lmachinesid.s etusncs ctmérer,ils me.>' unmoule esombustiblesminéraux !"rli- c'sssi!ie; nciecrc>s' soN-

*,s,leciment,ple lat ilns etssi imatieresminedare cc austrc, ):;.tit;Iss.ri lcs

enà sdmde e-15 L:ipia; sid..htesa forcese s moules de foinldri en sablc

Taux Tauxde de la

base conces-

______Sion

6,5 3

5 3,8

6,5 4,65 3,8

14

5S,124,1

4,9

6,5 4,66 4,4

7 4,9

lOS 6,36 4

5 3

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84.50

84.51

S4.52

84.53

84.54

84.55

84.56

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Numéro.Taux Taux

du trif ésgigatooni edsmar ca.nises de de la

base conces-2 _ sion

34.57 Machines et appareils pour la fabrication et là travail a chaud du verre etdes ouvrages en verre; machl'ines pour assemblage des lampes, tubes etcvalves &eériques, clectroniques et similaires:A. Machines et appareils pour la fabrication et leàtravail a chaud du verre

et des ouvrages ..................... 4,5 3,5B. Machil'es pour Passemblage des lampes, tubes eé valves electriques,

ilectroniques et si................ 5 3,8

84.S8 Appareils de vente automatiques dont le fonctionnement ne repose pas surI'adresse ou le hasard, tels que distributeurs automatiques de timbres-poste,cigarettes, chocolat, comestibl................ es, etc .5 3,8

84.59 Machines, appareils etéengins mecaniqués, nén denommes ni compris dansd'autres positiéns du present chapitre:

A. pour la production dts proéuiàs visfs i la sous-position 28.51 A(................. 5,5 4,1

B. Reactéurs nuclkaires (Euratom) .................................... 10 6,2C. specialçuent concss pour le recyclage des combustiéles nucleaires irra-

dies (frittage déoxydes mitalliques radioactifs, gainage, etc.) (Euratom) 5,5 4, 1

D. Machineseet apparâils de cablerie et de corderie, y compris les machinespour la fabrication des fils et deé cables electriques:

I. Toronneuset, commetceuses, assembleuses et autres machines etappareils si.................. 5 3,8

I1 autres machines et apàareils (à armer, : àubaner, a isoler et simi-laires péur la preparatioét le reverement, le conditionnement, etc.) 7 4,9

E. a.............. 6 4,4

84.60â Chassis de fonderie, moules et coquilles des typés utilises péur les metaux(autres que leè lingotieres), les cérbures metalliques, le verre,èles matieresminâralesé(pates ceraéiques, beton, ciment,eetc.), Ic caoutchouc et les ma-tieres plastiques artif........... 5 3,8

84.61 Articles de robinetterie et autres organes similaires (y compéis les deten-deurs et les vannes thermostatiques) pour tuyauterieè, chauéieres, reservoirs,cuves et autres contenants similaires:A. De.............tendeurs .6 4,4

B.............. autres .6,5 4,6

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~sion

7

7

5,5

4,56

7 (DC)4,9

4,1

3,54,4

1. 12. 78

Abr3A de tranumissiou, aniavdLs a vilebreins, paLenrs et ousinets,eagros t mon de friction, riduacears -u plicateun at variateurs devitesse, volants et poulies (y compris les poulios moufles), embrayages,organes d'accouplement (mnuwons, accouploments lastiques, etc.) et jointsd'articulation (de cards, d'Oldhm, etc.) :

- Paliers pour roulements de tous genres

- autres

Joints mktalloplusiqtw; jeux ou assortimemou de joints de compositiondiésenrénte powr mtadds, vculoa a tsyantrss, priaotns en pochetes,......ps o- embalages anlogus.

esrties et piiets detada de machines, d'aépareils et d'engins mecaniques,non denommees ni comprises dans d'éutres positiens du present chapitrc,ne eomportélecnt paess de connoxions eéeiqé, de parties isoleas klectrique-ment, dbobinag'autees, de coéristitactséon drs caractiques lectriques:A. Pikess dicolletiesédans la masse, en meeaux communs, dont It plus

èrand diam&tre.................mm.B. aeutr..............s..

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Machines génératrices; moteurs; convertisseurs rotatifs ou statiques (redres-seurs, etc.); transformateurs; bobines de réactance et selfs:

C. Parties et piècesdétachées ......................................

Électro-aimants; aimants permanents, magnétisés ou non; plateaux, man-drins et autres dispositifs magnétiques ou électromagnétiques similaires defixation; accouplemnts, embrayages, variateurs de vitesse et freins électro-magnétiques; têtes de levage électromagnétiques .......................

Piles électriques ....................................................

Accumulateurs électriques:

A. au plomb .......................................................B. autres accumulateurs ...........................................C. Parties et pièces détachées:

I. Séparateurs en bois .........................................II. autres ....................................................

Numérodu tarif

85.01

85.02

85.03

85.04

Tauxdebase

6

6

20

10

7,5

4

8,5

Tauxde la

conces-sion

4,4

4,4

8,9

6,25,1

3,25,6

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Désignation des marchandises base conces-dutarifsion

Outils et machines-outils électroméaniques (à moteur incorporé) pouremploi àla main ...................................................

Apparcils électromécaniques (à motcur incorporé) à usage domestique:Aspirateurs de poussière at circuses àparquets:

- autres

Rasoirs et tondcuscs électriqucs à moteur incorporé:

A. Rasoirs........................................................B. Tondeuses .

Apparcils et dispositifs électriques d'allumage et de démarrage pour mo-teurs à explosion ou à combustion interne (magnétos, dynamos-magnétos,bobincs dallumage, bouggics d'allumagc et de diauffage, démarreurs, etc.);généatriccs (dynamos et alternalcurs) ct conjonctcurs-disjoncteurs utilisesavcc ecs motcurs:

A. Démarreurs et génératricés, y compris les conjoncteurs-disjoncteurs ....

B. Magnétos, y compris les dynamos-magnétos et. les volants magnétiques

C. Bougies de chauffage ........ ........ .

D. autres .......................................................

Appareils électriques d'élairage et de signalisation, essuic-glaces, digivreurset dispositifs antibuéc électriques, pour cycles et automobiles:A. Apparcils d'éclairage, autres que ceux du no 85.08 .................B. Apparcils de signalisation acoustique ..............................

C. autres .................. ......................................

Lampes électriques portatives destinées à fonctionner au noyen de Ieurpropre source d'énergie ( à piles, à accumulateurs, électromagnétiques, etc.),àl'exclusion des apparcils du n° 85.09:A. Lampes de sûreté pour mincurs ...... ......... ........ ...

B. autres .................................

7

7,57,5

4,5

4

5,1

6,5 4,65,5 4,1

8,5 5,67 4,9

10,5 6,3

9 5,8

7

8,59

4,955

7,5 5,113 7,2

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85.06

85.07

85.08

85.09

85.10

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sion

1 2

85.11 Fours électriques industries ou de laboratoires, y compris les appareils pourle traitement thermique des matières par induction ou par pertes diélectri-ques; machines et appareils électriques ou au laser à souder, braser oucouper:

A. Fours, y compris les appareils pour le traitement thermique des matièrespar induction ou par pertes diélectriques:

I. spécialement conçus pour la séparation des combustibles nucléairesirradiés, pour le traitement des déchets radioacrifs ou pour Ierecyclage des combustibles nucléaires irradiées (Euratom) ...... . 5,5 4, 1

11. autres . . 5,5 4,1

B. Machines et appareils électriques ou au laser à souder, braser oucouper .............7,55,1

85.12 Chauffe-eau, chauffe-bains et thermoplongeurs électriques; appareils élec-triques pour le chauffage des locaux et pour autres usages similaires;appareils électrothermiques pour la coiffure (sèche-cheveux, appareils àfriser, chauffe-fers à friser, etc.); fers à repasser électriques; appareilsélectrothermiques pour usages domestiques; résistances chauffantes, autresque celles du n° 85.24:

A. Chauffe-eau, chauffe-bains et thermoplongeurs électriques ..8 5,3

B. Appareils électriques pour le chauffage des locaux et pour autres usagessimilaires .8,5 5,6

C. Appareils électrothermiques pour la coiffure (sèche-cheveux, appareils àfriser, chauffe-fers à friser, etc.) .9,5 6

D. Fers à repasser électriques .11,5 6

E. Appareils électrothermiques pour usages domestiques .7,5 5, 1

F. Résistances chauffantes .7 4,9

85.13 Appareils électriques pour la téléphonic et la télégraphie par fil, y comprisles appareils de télécommunication par courant porteur:

A. Appareils de télécommunication par courant porteur ................. 6,5 4,6B. autres .7,5 5,1 *

85.14 Microphones et leurs supports, haut-parleurs et amplificateurs électriquesde basse fréquence .7 4,9

* La concession est subordonnée à la mise en vigueur effective de la concessiondes Etats-Unis sur la position 684.62.

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dutarifi base conces-sion

85.15 Appareils de transmission et de réception pour la radiotéléphonic et laradiotélégraphie; appareils d'émission et de réception pour la radiodiffusionet la television (y compris Ies recepteurs combinés avec un appareil d'enre-gistrement ou de reproduction du son) et appareils de prise de vues pourla télévision; appareils de radioguidage, de radiodétéction, de radiosondageet de radiotélécommande:A. Apparells de tranansission et de réception pour la radiotélephonie et Ia

radiotélégraphie; appareils d'emission et de réception pour la radio-diffusion et latélévision (y compris Ies récepteurs combinés avec uniappareil d'enregistrement ou de reproduction du son) et appareils deprise de vucs pour la télévision:

I. Appareils émetteurs . 7 4,911. Appareils émettéurs-récepteurs. 11 6, 5

III.Appareils récepteurs, même combinés avec unappareil d'enregistrement ou de reproduc-tion du son- récepteurs de poche d'appel ou de recher

che de personnes .................. 14 12- autres appareils ......... . . . . .. . .. . . . . 14 14 (DC)

IV. Appareils de prise de vues pour la télévision .. 7 4,9

B. autres appareils .10 6,2

C. Panies et pièces détachéesI. MeubIes et coffrets:

a) en bois .6,5 4,6

b) en autres matières .8 5,3

II. Piéces décolletées dans la masse, en métaux communs, dont le plusgrand diamètre n'excède pas 25 mm.9 5,8

III. autres . . . 13 7,2

85.16 Appareils électriques de signalisation (autrés que pour la transmission demessages), de sécurity, de contròleet de commande pour voies ferrées etautres voies de communication, y compris les ports et Ies aérodromes 6 4,4

85.17 Appareils électriques de signalisation acoustique ou visuellc (sonncries.sirènes, tableaux annonciateurs, appareils avertisseurs pour la protectioncontre le vol ou l'incendie, etc.), autres que ceux des nos 85.09 et 85.16 6 4,4

85.18 Condensateursélectriqucs, fixes, variables ou ajustables.- Condensateurs électrolytiques fixes.7 7 (DC)- Condensateurs variables et ajustables 7 7 (DC)- autres .............................. 7 4,9

85.19 Apparcillage pour la coupure, le sectionnenent, Ia protection, le branche-ment oula connexion des circuits électriqucs (interrupteurs, commutateurs,relais, coupe-circuits, parafoudres, etaleurs d'ondes, prisesde courant,douilles pour Iampes, boites de jonction, etc.);résistances non chauffa-..potentiomeresetrhe-tats; circuits imprimes ; tableaux de commande oude distribution:A. Appareilspour la coupare etIe sectionnement; appareils pour lapro-

tection, le branchementou la conncxion des circuits éIectriques.... 6,5 4,63447

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Numéro de de laDésignation des mattchandises base conces-sion

85.19 B. Résistances non chauffantes, potentiométres et rhéostats ............ 8 5,3(suite) C. Circuits imprimés ............................................... 10 6, 2

D. Tableaux de commande ou de distribution ........ ................. 5,5 4, 1

85.20 Lampes et t -.électriques à incandescenee ou à décharge (y compris ccuxà rayons ultraviolets ou infrarouges); lampes à are:

7 4,9nv ,~.-s... ....C. Parties et pièces détachées .7,5 5,1

85.21 Lampes, tubes et valves életroniques (à cathode chaude, à cathode froideouà photocathode, autres que ceux du no85.20), tels quelampes, wil"s etValves à vide, à vapeur ou à gaz (y compris Ies tubes redresseurs àvapeur de mercure). tubes calhodiqutes, tubes et valves pour appareils deprise dtivues en télévision, etc.; cellules photo-electriques; critaux piézo-électriques montés; diodes, transistors et dispositifs siamilaires à semi-conducteur; diodes émettrices de limière; nticrostruetures électroniques:A. Lampes, tubes et valves:

1. Tubes redresseurs .8 5,311. Tubes pour appateils de prise de vues en télévision; tubes conver-

tisscurs ou intensificatcurs d'images ; tubes photomultiplicateurs 7 4,9

IV. Tubes photo-émissifs (cellules photo-émissives). 6,5 4,6V. autres ................................................... 7,5 5,1

B. Cellules photo-électriques, y compris Ies phototransistors .. 6,5 4,6

E. Parties et pièces détachées- Eléments en verre de tubes cathodiquespour récepteurs de télévision ....... .9 7

- autres parties et pièces détachées . .9 5,8

85.22 Machines et appareils électriques non dénonimms ni compris dans d'autrespositionsdupa;;iu e ajir:A. pour la production des produits visés à la sous-position 28.51 A

(Euratom) ............................. 5,5 4, 1B.. spécialement conçus pour la séparation des combustibles nucléaires irra-

diéps,pourle tsjisciii.ut eis ,JlVts rliiL(ititI S11onpourr lerecyclage dIs*t:' t vtti^';i 1lll ! ' .Iis irili:, urr'.lf~ru. ~ 5,5 4,1

C.a utrres ............................ 8 7

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Taux TauxNuméro. de de la

du tarif Désignationdes marchandines base conces-

sion

Fils, tresses, cables (y compris les cables coaxiaux), bands, barrels et simi-laires, isolés pour l'électricité (mème laqués ou oxydés anodiquement), mu-

nis ou non de pièces de connexion.

Pièces et objcts encharbon ouen graphite, avec ou sas métal, pour usagesélectriques on électroechniques, tels que balsis pour machines électriques,charbons pour lampes, piles ou microphones, électrodes pour fours, appa-rails die soudage on installations d'élactrolyse, etc.:A. Electrodes pour installations d'électrolyse.B. Résistances chauffantes (autres que celles du no 85.12).C. autres.

Isolateurs en toutes matières:A. en matières céramiques.

B. en matières plastiques artificielles ou en fibres de verre.

C. en autres matières.

Pièces isolantes, entièrement en matièes isolantes ou comportant de sim-ples pièces métalliques d'assemblage (douilles à pas de vis, par exemple)noyées dams la masse, pour machines, appareils et installations électriques,à l'exclusion des isolateurs du n° 85.25:A. en matières céramiques ou en verre.B. en caoutchouc durci, en matières asphaltiques ou goudronncuses.C. en matières plastiques artificielles.D. en aurres matières.

Tubes isolateurs et leurs pièeces de raccordesent, en métaux communs, iso-les intérieurement.

Parties et pièces détachées électriques de machines et appareils, non dénom-mées ni comprises dans d'autres positions du présent chapitre.

11

9

5,5

8

10avec min.de perc. de15 UC


dontl'incidencene doit pasdépasser19 % (a)

15

10

12

7

14

10

7

5,5

6,5

5,84,15,3

10

7,76,2

104,97,56,2

4,9

4,1

(a, La limite de I'incidence de 19% du minimumde. perception est applicableuniquementauxisolateursd'unevaleur deplusde60 unitésdecompte par 100 kilogrammes.

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85.26

85.27

85.28

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-sion

86.02 Locomotives et locotracteurs électriques (à accumulareurs ou à source exté-rieure d'émergie) .. 7 4,9

86.03 Autres locomotives et locotracteurs; tenders ....5 3,8

86.04 Automotrices (mème pour tramways) et draisines à moteur:A. Automotrices électriques (àa source exécrieure 'éenergie) .7 4,9B. autres. 65, 4,6

86.06 Wagonss-teliers, wagosgr-ues et autres wagons de service pour voies fer-éres; draisines sans moteur 5 3,8

86.07 Wagonas et wagonnets pourl e transport sur rail des marchandises:A. sépcialement coçnus pour le transport des produitsà forte radioactiviét

(Euratom) 5. 3,8B autres .. . 5,0

K.08 Cadres et conteneurs (*-containers *- (y compris les conteneurs-citernes etles conteneurs-réservoirs) pour tous modes de transport:A. Conteneurs munis de blindage en plomb de protection contre les

radiations, pour le transport des matières radioactives (Euratom) .... 3,8B. autres. 6 4,4

86.09 Parties et pièeces éetahéees de éhbicleus pour voices feréees:A. Boggies, bissels et similaires, et leurs parties .. 3,8

E. autres .. .. 5,5 4,1

86.10 Maétriel fixe de voices feréres; appa reils émcaniques noné lectriques designalisation, de éscuriée, de contróleêet de commaned pour routes voiesde communication; leurs parties et pèices étdacéhes .6 4,4

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87.01 Tracteurs, y compris les tracteurs-treuils:A. Motoculteurs, à moteur à explosion ou à combustion interne d'une cy-

lindrée:1. de I000 cm2 ou moins .6 4,4

II. de plus de 1 000 cm2 9 5, 8B. Tracteurs agricoles (à l'excdusion des motoculteurs) et tracteurs fores-

tiers, à roues .18 8,5C autres tratceurs:

II. non dénommés .14 11

87.02 Voitures automobiles à tous moteurs, pour la transport des personnes (ycompris Ies voitures de sport et les trolleybus) ou des marchandises:A. pour le transport des personnes, y compris les voitures mixtes:

I. à moteur à explosion ou à combustion interne:a) Autocars et autobus à moteur à explosion d'une cylindrée égale

ou supérieure à 2 800 cm2 ou ài moteur à combustion interned'une cylindree égale ou supéricure à 2500 cm2 22 20

b) autres:

- Autocars et autobus 11 11(DC)- non denommés 11 10

B. pour le transport des marchandises:1. Camions automobiles spécialement conçus pour le transport des

produits à forte radioactivité (Euratom) . . .8 5,3

II. autres:a) à moteur à explosion ou à combustion interne:

1. Camions automobiles à moteur à explosion d'une cylindréeégale ou supérieure à 2 800 cm2 ou à moteur à combustioninterne d'une cylindrée égale ou supérieure à 2 500 cm3:as) Tombereaux aucomotcurs, dits dumpers, d'une cy-

lindrée:

22. égale ou superieure à l0 000 cm2 20 17

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87.02(suite) 2. autres:

aa)Tombereaux .c -citu icurs, slits df...i. ers ............ 9, 5 6

87.03 V'picIcras autnit, ides à usages spéciaux,autres que pour Ie transportpc opreccluLt it, it: i.pique vintnesi &p2IiiI.aiciSs, 50lr;iiL5-poiitpetso tie-s-MMlics, voitures iim)ccs.s ives 'lcassc'icic, tCS k iiet,voitures-grues, -iiiitwrc,-sjiojjctms'iiis, iiiitti..-dttli.i5, S ('ittcrcs radiologiqueset similaires ........ .............................................. 106, 2

87.04 Châssis des v'6liculcs automobiles repris aux nos 87.01 à 87.03 inclus, avecmotcur:

A. Chassis des ticecclrs reprit .aux sous-positions 87.01 BatC cli.:sis desvoit.ir.i a i,ccclilks r -risis.,, ,cno 87.02 avec motcur à explosion du.Inccylindreevlindrdc ;i.e'ncscip,ericure :cuicurc '2Snc do iiotcir acombustioninterned'une cylindrée égale oa supéricure à 2 500 cm2:

- de camions, autocars et autobus....... .... 22 20

- autres ............................... . .. 9,3B. autres :

- de voitures automobiles pour le transportdes personnes, y compris les voituresmixtes, comportant moins de 15 placesassises ...... . . . .. . . . ................... 11 6, 5

- autres ................................. 11 (DC)

87.05 Carrosseries des v'!iculcs automobiles repris aux nos 87.01 à 87.03 inclus,y compris les cabines:A. destinées à l'industrie du montage

des motoculteus de la sous-position 87.01 A,des voitures automobiles Four le transport des personnes, y comprisIes voitures mixtes, comportant moins de 15 places assiscs,des voitures automobiles pour Ie transport des marchandises, à motcurà explosion d'une cylindree infericure à 2800 cm2 on à moteur à com-bustiotn interue d'une cylindrée inféricure à2500 cm3,des voitures automobilesàusagesspéciaux du no S7.03 (a) ..... ...... 12 6,9

B. autres . ........................................................ 208,9

87.06 Parties, pièces c'ulid6 Cs et accessoires des véhicules automobiles repris auxnos 87.01 à 87.03 inclus:A. destinés à I iii e' ccc du montage:

des iiotisi' de Iasous-position 87.01 A,des voitures automobiles pour le transportdespersonnes, y compris lesVoitures mixtes, compottant noins de 15 places assises,des voitures automobiles pour Ie transport des marchandises, à moteur

à explosion cs- e 1s { l;.li i (: -lfe.i ,1) cm2on à. . r,-r~eur à com-bustion inlt~zx- d'une cylindréeeilfr,- à 2 500 cm2,des soirts c bc sctit-s i c'. spici.i du F........ (a) 4, 9

B.autres:1. Partiesde ci8.:f coulies d'une seule pièce en fc-riic d'diiiilc, en

('icll .1,:z*|11 :|ver ....r................... 4,49

11. l, l ; ;, ..............1 2 6 19

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87.07 Chariots automobiles des types utilisés dans les usines, les entrep6ts, lesports, les aéroports, pour le transport sur de courtes distances ou lamanutention des marchandises (chariots porteurs, chariots gerbeurs, cha-riots cavaliers, par exemple); chariots tracteurs du type utilisé dans lesgares; leurs parties et pieces détachées:A. Chariots spécialement conçus pour le transport des produits à forte

radioactivité (Euratom) ................ .......................... 5 3,8B. Chariots cavaliers ................................................ 7,5 5,1C. autres chariots:

1. munis d'un systime pour le levage de leur propre dispositif dechargement ........................... 7 4,9

I1. non dénommés ................... .......................... 9,5 6D. Parties et pièces détachées .............. .......................... 8 5,3

87.08 Chars et automobiles blindées de combat, armés ou non; leurs partieset pièces détachées:A. Chars de combat: leurs parties et pièces détachées ...... ............ 4,5 3, 5B. Automobiles blindées de combat; leurs parties et pièces détachées .... 5 3,8

87.09 Motocycles et vélocipèdes avec moteur auxiliaire, avec ou sans < side-car -;`` side-cars * pour motocycles et tous vélocipèdes, présentés isolément ...... 10,5 9

87.11 Fauteuils et véhicles similaires pour invalides, même avec moteur ou autremécanisme de propulsion ............................................ 74,9

87.12 Parties, pièces détachées et accessoires des véhicules repris aux nos 87.09à 87.11 inclus:

A. de motocycles .................................................. 9,5 6

87.13 Voitures pour le transport des enfants; leurs parties et pièces detachées 7 4,9

87.14 Autres véhicules non automobiles et remorques pour tous véhicules; leursparties et pièces détachées:A. Véhicules à traction animale ............ .......................... 7 4,9B. Remorques et semi-remorques:

I. spécialement conçues pour le transport de produits à forte radio- 8activité (Euratom) ..5,3

I1. autres .................................................... 8 5,3C. autres véhicules:

1. spécialement conçus pour Ie transport de produits à forte radio-activité (Euratom) ............... ........................... 5 3, 8

11. autres .................................................... 5,54, 1D. Parties et pièces détachées ................................ .... 6 4,4

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88. 02 Aérodynes (avions, hydravions, cerfs-volants,planeurs, autogyres, hélicoptères, orni-thoptères, etc); rotochutes:A. fonctionnant sans machine propulsive:

- cerfs-volants et rotochutes ..... ......... 7 4,9- autres .... ............................... 7 7 (DC)

88.03 Parties et pièces détachées des appareils desnos 88. 01 et 88. 02:B. autres

- de cerfs-volants et de rotochutes .... ......... 5 3,8- non dénommés ............................ 5 5 (DC)

88. 04 Parachutes et leurs parties, pièces détachées etaccessoires ......... ............. 9 5,8

88. 05 Catapultes et autres engins de lancement similaires;appareils au sol d'entrainement au vol; leurs partieset pièces détachées -

A. Catapultes et autres engins de lancement simi-laires ; leurs parties et pièces détachées .... .... 8, 5 5,6

B. Appareils au sol d'entrahiement au vol; leursparties et pièces détachées ..... ............... 5 3,8

Bateaux non repris sous Ies nos 89.02 à 89.05:B. autres:

11. aut.les:a) d'un j.oids unitaire de 100 kg ou monis . 5 3,8b)autres .................................................... 2, 5

89.02 Bateaux iiZk~jt conçus pour Ie remorquage (remorqucues) ou Iepoussaged'autres btl;aux:

it.1 i 1;a.3 2 ,5

4 3,2iS, (Nlv-,-r, .I , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I 5 A- 6, , ,,,,,

.......................,, ,

,'..tF

1 l~~ll, 1^~.!-.st i iir.............................,..... 7 4,9

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90.01 Lentilles, prismes, miroirs et autres éléments d'optique en toutes maitères,non montés, à l'exclusion des articles de l'espèce, en verre, non travaillésoptiquement; matières polarisantes en feuilles on en plaques:A. Lentilles, prismes, miroirs et autres éléments d'optique.14 7,5B. Matières polarisantes en feuilles ou en plaques .9 5,8

90.02 Lentilles, prismes, miroirs et autres éléments d'optique en toutes matières,montés, pour instruments et appareils à l'exclusion des articles de l'espèce,en verre, non travaillés optiquement .14 10

90.03 Montures de lunettes, de lorgnons, de faces-à-main et d'articles similairese parties demontures .7,5 5,1

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90.04 Lunettes (correctrices.protectrices ou autres), lorgnons, faces-a-ain etarticles similaires ................................................... 9,5 6

90.05 Jumelles et longucs-vues, avec ou sans prismes .......................... 13 7,2

90.06 Instruments d'astronomie ct de cosmographie, tels que tclescopes, lunettesastronomiques, meridiennes, equatoriaux, etc., et Icrs bits, a lexclusiondes apparcls de radio-astronomic ........... .......................... 12 6,9

90.07 Appareils photographiques; appareils et dispositifs, y compri, les lanpeset tubes, pour la production de la lumiercecair en photographic, al'exclusion des limpes et tubes i decharge du no 85.20:A. Appareils photographiques ..............................3. 7, 2B. Appareils et dispositifs, y compris les lamps c tbes, pour I. pr-

duction de la luiir-&lai en photographic:1. Lampes et tubes ialiusage eectriqte .............. 7 4,9I1. atres ...... 8 5,3

90.08 Appareils cineatographiques (apparcis de prise de vues et de praie deson, mie combines apparcils de projection avec ou sans reproductiondu son):

A. Apparcls de prise de vues et de prise de son, mcm combines ..... ... 10 6, 2

B. Appareils de projection et de reproduction du son, mime combines 11 6, 5

90.09 é Appareils de projection fixe; appareils d'agrandissement ou de reductionphotographiques .......... ....... 10,5 6,3

90.10 Appareils et materiel des types utilises dans les laboratoires photographiquesou cinematographiques, non denommes ni compris ailleurs dans le presentchapitre; appareils de photocopic a systemoptique ou par contact etappareils de thermocopie; krans pour projections:A. Appareils de phoccopic ssnemeotique. ....... ........ ..... 13 7, 2B. Appareils de thermocopie ........ ........... ......... .... .... 6 4,4C. autres ....... ..................... 4,9

90.11to e Microscopes et diffractographes electroniques et procniqus.. . 9 5,8

90.12 Microscope,s optiquc,y compria Is apareils pour ia microphotographicela microciniatographic t la micropr,ojection .. ... 10 5 10

90.é13 é Appareils on instruments d'optique, non dnommes ni compris dansd'auteues positions du present chapitrc (y compris les projectcrs); lasers,autres qu les diodes laser .. .......... 11 6,5

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90.14 Instruments et appareils de géodésie,de topographic, d'arpentage, de ni-vellement, de photogrammétrie et d'hydrographie, de navigation (mari-time, fluviale on aérienne), de météorologie, d'hydrologie, de géophysique;boussoles, télémètres:A. Boussoles ...................................................... 10,5 5

B. autres ....................................................... 8,5 5,6

90.15 Balances sensibles à un poids de 5 cg et moins, avec ou sans poids ...... 9 5,8

90.16 Instruments de dessin, de traçageet de calcul (pantographes, étuis de ma-thématiques, règles et cercles à calcul, etc.); machines appareils et instru-ments de mesure, de vérification et de contrôle, non dénommés ni com-pris dans d'autres positions du présent chapitre (machines à équilibrer,planimètres, micromètres, calibres, jauges, mètres, etc.); projecteurs deprofils:A. Instruments de dessin, de traçage et de calcul. 8 5,3B. Machines, appareils et instruments de mesure, de vérification et de

contrôle; projecteurs de profils........ 9 5,8

90.17 Instruments et appareils pour Ia médecine, Ia chirurgie, I'art dentaire etI'art vétérinaire, y compris les appareils d'électricitémédicale et les appa-reils pour tests visuels .............. 85,3

90.18 Appareils de mécanothérapic et de massage; appareils de psychotechnie,d'ozonothérapie, d'oxygénothérapie, de réanimation, d'aérosolthérapie etautres appareils respiratoires de tous genres (y compris les masques à gaz) 6,5 4,6

90.19 Appareils d'orthopédie (y compris les ceintures médico-chirurgicales); articleset appareils pour fractures (attelles, gouttières et similaires); articles etappareils de prothèse dentaire, oculaire ou autre, appareils pour faciliterI'audition aux sourds et autres appareils à tenir à la main, à porter sur lapersonne ou à implanter dans l'organisme, afin de compenser une déficienceou une infirmité:A. Articles et appareils de prothèse:

I.dentaire ........ 7 4,9II. oculaire ................ 5,5 4,1III. autres ...............10 6,2

B. Appareils pour faciliter l'audition aux sourds et autres appareils à tenirà la main, à porter sur la personne ou à implanter dans l'organisme,afin de compenser une déficience ou une infirmité:

I. Appareils pour faciliter l'audition aux sounds.... 5 3, 8II.autres 8 5,3C.autres................ . 95,8

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90.20 Appareils à rayons X, même de radiophotographic, et appareils utilisantles radiations de substances radioactives, y compris les tubes générateursde rayons X, lea générateurs de tensions, les pupitres de command, lesécrans, les tables, fauteuils et supports similaires d'examen ou de traite-

ment ..........6,5 4,6

90.21 Instruments, appareils et modèles conçus pour la démonstration (dansI'enseignement, dans les expositions, etc.), non susceptibles d'autres emplois 5 3,8

90.22 Machines et appareils d'essais mécaniques (essais de résistance, de dureté,de traction, de compression, d'élasticité, etc.) des matériaux (métaux, bois,textiles, papier, matières plastiques, etc.) ............ 6 4,4

90.23 Densimètres, aréomètres, pèse-liquides et instruments similaires, thermo-mètres, pyromètres, baromètres, hygromètres et psychromètres, enregis-treurs ou non, mème combinés entire eux:

A. Thermomètres à mercure ou à autres liquides, à lecture directe........ 12 6,9B. Hygromètres et psychromètres .............11 5C.Densimètres, aréomètres, pèse-liquides et instruments similaires, même

comportant des thermomètres; pyromètres optiques ........10,5 6,3D. autres .....7 4

90.24 Appareils et instruments pour Ia mesure, le contrôle ou Ia régulation desfluides gazeux ou liquides, ou pour le contrôle automatique des tempéra-tures, tels que manomètres, thermostats, indicateurs de niveau, régulateursde tirage, débitmères, compteurs de chaleur, à l'exclusion des appareils etinstruments du no 90.14:A. Manomètres......... 9 5B. Thermostats. 9 5

C.autres................95,8

90.25 Instruments et appareils pour analyses physiques ou chimiques (tels quepolarimètres réfractomètres, spectromètres, analyseurs de gaz ou de fu-mées); instruments et appareils pour essais de viscosité, de porosité, dedilatation, de tension superficielle et similaires (telsque viscosimètres, po-rosimètres, dilatomètres) et pour mesures calorimétriques, photométriqueson acoustiques (tes que photomètres - y compris les indicateurs de tempsde pose - calorimètres); microtomes ....................................... 10 6, 2

90.26 Compteurs de gaz, de liquides et d'électricité, y compris les compteurs deproduction, de contrôle et d'étalonnage........... 9 5

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90.27 Autres comptcrs (compteurs ticurs, compteurs de production, tJxi-miie to[.Iatacurdr tc~;jin our'. podummrcs, tc. idic.tctirs dcvitcsc t .lc;ik-ectr ccuxd!u n0.14,ris cs tachy-mares nanriu.s; :;ooscopeA. Comptcrs dc ours, comptcurs de production, t.aimatrcs et autrcs

CO.lh ..... ... 6, 4

B. Judicatcurs de vitesse et tachymitres. 9 5,8C Stroboscopes .8,S 5,6

90.28é Instruments c :p- s Oecrtriue ou tcctronitcs dc measure, de verifica-tion, de contr6lc, d: `;h tion ou d'anmI s:A. Instrumncs ct apparcls iletroniqaxes- specineer onqus pur les technioules

des tc-c;o.--ns irypo-ntr, '.er

yo ;-,re ;ilair-7....................... 13 11-a dens mesure et de d6ecticndes radintor.ioninnte- ........ 13 11

- auptrc appareils de meaure avec disrsi-tif cre-itrcurn, cwnpention

13 11- autrelegstrcis de rTerepour !e gra-

deurs136ectriques ... i . , 11- autrer...... . . . 13 7,2B. stme .....................................................5.. 6,S 4,6

90.2è9 é a2éPartic, piees dites et acceablessoiremséarecoxnnatsshicomn int eXnclpausievenn cuqnt i:cles~:emctconimour ]^pp5setlruments ou :anrii9des4i9s120.3 90150.1,,90,!8,.qu ,ls 2Sienti!usseptiblevko'érr.i certicreutuilies;;sur t scleI ou surephictrs dctinscrumenrs lu appaeeiis de ccgroup dc ositions :

eA. 'rèie, pétachéetdetCtcs c accessoires reconneissablesétaommc &2ntvementiV-c-u' oipremenincipnçncualt oses pnstour l iruments ou ap-péaetilsnfketroetquc dcla sous-posi0tio A............ 135.13 7,2

B. autres:Le iRéc=l ceiécodalisc3nmalas tse,eén mdtaxmcnoIT:o,done't c pus

grand mètrediaexcè encd pas 2m5 m ........................... ,56 4, 611non éddnmém's.............................................. 7, 5, 1

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1 2 _ _ _ _

91.01 Moures de poche, montres-bracelets et simulires (y compris les comptcursde temps des memes types). 7,S 5,1

avec min. avec min.de perc. de de perc.de0,35UC 0,30 UCE

ma.td et maxd.- de pec epar pia 0,.8 UCE!

91.02 Pendulettes et rieils i ouvèement de montre par pieceA. dctriques ou elctroniques

1. I balancier-spiral .10,5 6,3II. autres .10 6,2

B. autres. 9 5,891.03 Moéntres de tableaux de bord et similaires pour automobiles, arodynes,

bateaux et autres veicules .9 5,8

91.04 Horlogeàs, pendules, revels et appareils dhoriogrie similaires a muve-mea autre que de monte:

A. fectriques ou elctroniques 10 6,2B. autres 9 5,8

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91.05 Appareils de ôcontrle et compteurs de tàmps i mouvemene d'herreogcic ouerotcur synchromeegienrezistrurs éde prsence, horodateurs, àleutricurs

dee rondn, merrutics, compteurseode scndes, etc.) ....... ............. 10,5 lOS 6, 3

91.06 Appareils munis d'un mouvem'nt dagerloa'rie uu dmtn ioteuchrsnyntroetpermeantélendhede dcré un mcanàisee tcmpnédonr6 (iuteertptcurs ho-raires, horloges du conmnuateon, ctc.) .......... ...................... 10 6, 2

91.0m Mouvenents de éontres terminus:A. i balancicr-spiral . ............................................... 10 2 6,?

de perp. a de de Oerc.,0,10,KCE 0 17 UCIpi FiCc pare piec

B. autres .........................0.....1 6,2

91.08 Amutres ouvements d'horlogerie étermins ........................... . 10 6, 2

91.09 B oites de montreos du n etr9e1.01 Iurs parties ..........................6,5 4,6

91.10 e Cags et cabinets de'apparils d'horlogerie et leuts parties .............. 57, 5, 1

91.11 Autres foursniture d'horlogerie:A. Pierres d'horlogereir (pirces gemmes, pierresétiynthiiques ou reconsti-

tumics et limitationserrede pimers goemse) nen srtims néei onts ......,5.....5 4,1B. Ressorts d'ehoerlogri, y comepris Is spiraux ........................ 8,5 5,6CemMouvcnts de emontrc, non téeraine:

1. i balancier-spiral . ........................................... 10 6, 2aync mit. avec min.de parc. e percrc c

pèr p0,ce gt17 UCE11.eautrcs ..................................................... 10 6, 2

1.eautrcsemenvrenats d'horlegeric, eon términcs ......... .. ........... 10 6, 2

F.esutr; ...... 7, 5 5,1

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92.01 Pianos (même automatiques, avec on sans clavier); clavecins et autres ins-truments à cordes, à clavier; harpes (autres que les herpes éoliennes):A. Pianos (même automatiques, avec ou sans clavier):

1. Pianos droits ....... 9 5,8Il. autres .......... .106,2

B. autres..............7 4,9

92.02 Autres instruments de musique à cordes ............. .10,5 6,3

92.03 Orgues à tuyaux; harmoniums et autres instruments similaires à clavier età anches libres métalliques ......... 8 5,3

92.05 Autres instruments de musique à vent ................. .7 4,9

92.06 Instruments de musique à percussion (tambours, caisses, xylophones, métal-lophones, cymbales, castagnettes, etc.) ........................... 10,5 6,3

92.07 Instruments de musique électromagnétiques, électrostatiques, électroniqueset similaires (pianos, orgues, accordéons, etc.) .......... 9,5 6

92.08 Instruments de musique non repris dans une autre position du présentchapitre (orchestrions, orgues de Barbarie, boîtes à musique, oiseaux-chanteurs, scies musicales, etc.); appeaux de tout genre et instrumentsd'appel et de signalisation & bouche cornes d'appel, sifflets, etc.):A. Boites àmusique ....... . 6 4,4B.autres...............7 4,9

92.10 Parties, pièces détachées et accessoires d'instruments de musique, y comprisIes cartons et papiers perforés pour appareils à jouer mécaniquement. ainsique Ies mécanismes de boites à musique; métronomes et diapasonas de toutgenre :

A. Mécanismes de boites à musique .................................. 4 3, 2B. Cordes harmoniques .................7 4,9C. autres 9 5

92.11 Phonographes, machines à dicter et autres appareils d'enregistrement ou dereproduction du son, y compris les tourne-disques, les tourne-films et lestourne-fils, avec ou sans lecteur de son; appareils d'enregistrement ou dereproduction des images et du son en télévision:A. Appareils d'enregistrement ou de reproduction du son:

I. Appareils d'enregistrement ........... ..................... 7,5 5, 1III.Appareilsmixtes.......................... 8,573462

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92stre12 S on pour ks yardm du 9211 on our enregmrmentsbandes, Wn, f, etc. pripatis pur

Perae.suag o earetardm; atricet a galvniqu.s po I f-brcnnda dqes:

Ag.srementpriarsispour Penesu és......t im nonenregitra 7 4,9B. enre~s

I Gires, disques, matrices et aeutres foérms inteàrm'iiaires ilexclu-sion des ébands magntiques:a) pour la fabrication des disques pour phon.........../..o5graphe .4, 3,5b) autres ... 8,5 5,6

ILautres:a) Dinues pour phonographes:

1l'.n pour eseignement dees l........... angus .3,5 2,92. ........utres . 7 4,9

b) autres supportses,(bandas rubmsn, flsil,t fi, ec.):1g.s nésimtgnétiquement,nerd a pour la sonoatiarion des films

écitnmaoghiraesp.....qu.. 1,17 UC 0,74 UCE100lem les1m 0

2. autres.......... .7,5 5,1.9213 utresA parties, ècpiesétchédaes et acscoesires des appairsel reprisu a

0 .112:A. Lcteersu de son;leur s patries et pècesi édachétes........... .1,50 6,3B. Aiguilels ou poinets; diamatsn, saphrsi et autres pierres gemesm (pér-

cicuses ou finse) et pireers sythétniques ou reconsttréues, monést on non 5 3,8.C Pècies édclletéoes dasn Ia mases, en ématux communs, dont le plus

grand damèirte n'xeèéde psa 5t mm..... 7 4,9D.a utres .. 9 5,8

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9é3é.01 î Atrmes blanches (sabrèces, épes,é baonnetes, etc.), leurs pies dtaches etlirs fourreaux .4 3,2

93.02 Revolvers et pistolets:

A. du calibre 9 mm ou au-dessus 7,5 5,1..1B. autres .1,5 6,7

93.04 à Armes feu (autrees que cells reposrises aux n 93.02 et 93.03), y comprisle engins similaires utiléisant la delagration de la poudre, tels que pistoletslance-fuses, pistolets et revolvers pouàr le tir iblanc, canoêns paragrees,canons lance-amarres, etc.:A. Fusils et carabines de chasse et.......de tir .10,5 6,3B. a8 utres. 5,3

93.05 aAutres rmes (y compris les fusils, carabines et piàstosletsià resort, aircomàprimeou..........igaz) .9,5 6

93.06 Partièes eté picées dtaches pour armes autres que ceolls du n 93.01(y compéris Ies bauches pour canons àd'armes feu):

B. peour autrs armes:1 Ebsches de crosses (bois.de f....usils) . . 5 3,811autres parties eèct piéke déetch6e:

a) pourearms odu n 93.......... .02.7,5 5,1b) néon dénomm.........es. .7 4,9

93.07 Projectiles et munitions, y compris les mines; parties eèt picées détaches, ycompris les chevrotines, plombs de chasse et bourres pour cartouches:A. pour revolvers etrtpsolets du no 93.02 et pour pistolets-mitrailleurs du

no 93.03 . . .................. 6,5 4,6B. autres:

1 de guerre:..............a) pour armes du no 93.03 .3 2, 5

b) autres .7 4,911oén d6nomes:

a) Cartouches de chasse e...........t de tir .9,5 6...........b) 2U. .855,6

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94.01 Sièges, mème transformables en lits (à l'exclusion de ceux du no 94.02), etIeurs parties:A. spécialement conçus pour aérodynes .6 4,4B. autres .8,5 5,6

94.02 Mobilier médico-chirurgical, tel que: tables d'opération, tables d'examenet similaires, lits à mécanisme pour uses cliniques, etc.; fauteuils de den-tistes et similaires, avec dispositif mécanique d'orientation et d'élévation;partiesde ces objets .7 4,9

94.03 Autres meubles et leurs parties. 8,5 5,6

94.04 Sommiers; articles de literie et similaires, comportant des ressorts on bienrembourrés ougarnis intérieurement de routes matiéres, tels que matelas,couvre-pieds, édredous, coussins, poufs, oreillers, etc, y compris ceux encaoutchou oumatiéresplastiques artificieles, à l'état spongieux on cellu-laire, reconverts on non:

A. Articles de literrie et similaires, en matières plastiques artificiefles à l'étatspongieux on cellulaire,recouverts on non .11 6,5

B. autres .8 7

95.05 Ecaille. nacre, ivoire, os, core, bois d'animaux, corail naturel ou reconsti-taé a autres matiéres animales à tailler, travaillés (y compris les ouvrages):

A. Corail naturel ou reconstitué, travaillé:I. combiné avec d'autres marières .7,5 5,1

II. autre ...... 3 2,5B. autres:

l. Plaques, feuilles, baguettes, tubes, disques et formes similaires, nonpolis ni autrement ouvrés 4 3,2

II. non dénommés. 0,5 5,6

95.08 Matières végétales ou stinirales à tailler, travaillées (y compris Ies ouvra-ges); ouvrages moulés on taillés en cire naturelle (animale ou végétale),minérale ou artificielle, en paraffine, en stéarine, en stéarine,enou résinesnaturelles (copal, colophane, etc.), en pâtes à modeler, et autres ouvragesmoukls ou taillés, non dénonimés ni compris ailleurs; gebltine non durcietravaillée, autre que celle reprise sous k no 35.03, et outrages en cette

B. autres .6 4,4

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96.01 Balais et balayettes en bones liees, emmanches ou non; articles de bros-serie (brosses, balsis-brosses, pinceaux et simlaires), y compris It brossesconstituent des elements de machines ttfes preparees pour articles de bros-serie; rouleaux a peindre; raclettes en caoutchouc ou en autres matierescouples analogues:A. Balais et balayettes en bortes hiies, emmanches ou noil; rites preprees 9

pour articles de brasserie.. 5,8B. autres:

I. Brosses i denus .............. ............... .......... 10 6,2II. Brosses constiruant des elements de machines ............... ... 7 4,9III. non denommes .............1............................... 15 7.7

96%0S Houppes a houppatee A poudre a similar, en toutes matikres ........ . 0 6,2

96.06 Tamis et cribles, a main, en routes matieres 88 5,3

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I 2

97.02 Poupées de tous genres:A. Poupées (habillsées ou non) ........................................B. Parties, pièces détachées et accessoires ............................

97.03 Autres jouets; modèles réduits pour le divertissement:A. cn bois .

B. autres.

97.04 Articles pour jeux de société (y compris les jeux à moteur ou à mouve-ment pour lieux publics, les tennis de table, les billards-menbles et Ies

spciales peur jeux de casinos):A. Cartes à jouer, y compris les cartes-jouets.. . ..

B. autres:- raquettes, balles et filets de tennis detable.

- non dénommés.

97.05 Articles pour divertissements et fètes, accessoires de cotillon et articlessurprises; articles et accessoires pour arbres de Noël et articles similairespour fétes de Noël (arbres de Noël artificiels, crèhes, parnies ou non, su-jets et sanimaux pour crèches, sabots, búcbes, pères Noil, etc.).

97.06 Articles et engins pour les jeux de pleiu air, la gymnastique, l'athlétisrneet autres sports, à l'cxclusion des atticles du n° 97.04:

B. Raquettes de tennis.C. autres .

97.07 lJamcçons ct épuisettes pour toususages; articles pour la péche à la ligneappelants, miroirs à alouettes et articles de chasse simileires:A. FIameçons non montés .

B. autres .

97.08 Manèges, balançoires,.stands de tir etautres attraction Sorines, y comprisIes cirques,ménagers et...théátres ambulants.


sion

16 8

12 6,9

19 8,716 8

9 5.

8,5 58,5 5,6

10 6,2

13,5 7,3

9,5 6

5 3,812 6,9

5, 3 4,1

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du tarif Désignation desmazchandises base conces-

sion1 2

98.01 Boutons, boutons-pression, boutons de manchettes et similaires (y comprisles ébauches et les formes pour boutons et les parties de boutons):A. Ebauches et formes pour boutons .10 6,2B. Boutonset leurs parties .13 7,2

98.03 Porte-plume styloraphes etporte-mines ; porte-crayon et similaires; leurspiècea détachées et acessoires (protè-pointes, apafes, etc.), à l'exceptiondes articles des no 98.04 et 98.05:A. Porte-plume à reservoir et sylographes .13 7,2B. autres porte-plume; porte-mines; porte-crayon et similaires .9,5 6

C Pièces détachées et accessoires:I. Pièces décolletées dans la masse, en métaux communs 7,5 5,1

II. autres .7 4,9

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Taux TauxNuméro de de ladutarif base conces-

sion

1 2

96.04 Plumes à écrire et points pour plumes:

A. Plumes à écrire:1. en or ..................................................... 4 3,2II en autres matières .................. ......................... 6,5 4,6

B. Pointes pour plumes ............................................ 2 1,8

98.05 Crayons (y compris les crayons d'ardoise), mines, pastels et fusains; craiesà écrire et ài dessiner, craies de tailleurs et craies de billards:

A. Crayons (y comprise les crayons d'ardoise), mines, pastels et fusains:1. Crayons à gaine ............. ............................... 8,5 5,6

11. autres ..................................................... 7 4,9

B. Craies à écrire et à dessiner, craies de tailleurs et craies de billards .... 5 3,8

98.06 Ardoises et tableaux pour l'écriture et le dessin, encadrés ou non 8,5 5, 6

98.07 Cachets, numéroteurs, composteurs, dateurs, timbres et similaires, à main 6,5 4,6

98.08 Rubans eucreurs pour machines à écrire et rubans encreurs similaires,montés on non surhobines; tampons encreurs imprégnés ou non, avec Cusan boîte. ........................................ 8 5,3

98.09 Cires à cacheter de bureau ou pour bouteilles, présentées en plaquettes,bàtonnets on sons des formes similaires; pàtes à base de gélatine pour re-productions graphiques, roaleaux d'imprimerie et usages similaires, mimesur support en paper ou en matières textiles .6 4,4

98.10 Briquets as allumeurs (mécaniques, élecriques, à catalyseurs, etc.) ae leurspièces détachées, antres que les pierres as les mèches:A. Pièces décollaties dans Ia masse, en métaux communs, dont le plus grand

diamètre n'excède pas 25 mm.7,5 5,1B. autres .11 6,5

96.11 Pipes (y compris Ies ébanchons et les têtes); fume-cigare et fume-cigarette;bouts, tuyaux as antres pièes détachées:A. Ebauchons de pipes en bois ou en racine .3 2, 5

B. autres ....................................................... 10 6,2

96.12 Peignes à coiffer, peignes de coiffure, barrettes as articles similair . 9 5, 8

98.14 Vaporisateurs de toilette, leurs montures et têtes de montures .1 10 6,2

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Taux Tauxde de laNuméro Désignation des marchandises base conces-

sion1 2

98.15 Bouteilles isolantes et autres recipients isothermiques montes, dont l'iso-lation est assurée par le vide, ainsi que leurs parties (à exclusion desampoules en verre):A. Bouteilles isolantes et autres récipients isothermiques montés, d'une

capacity inféieure ou égale à 0,75 I. 17 13

98.16 Mannequins et similaires; automates et scenes animées pour étalages ... 7 4,9

SCHEDULES LXXII and LXXII bis

EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES

3471 /3472

INTRODUCTORY NOTES

1. The Unit of Account (UA) or the European Unit of Account (EUA) to

which reference is made for certain specific duties or certain values are

those which result from Community decisions adopted in these matters. The

concessions expressed in European Units of Account (EUAs) will be staged

from base rates expressed in European Units of Account (EUAs).

2. The concessions will be implemented by equal annual reductions

beginning, except where otherwise set out hereinafter, on 1 January 1980.

At the end of the initial phase of five years the Community will examine,

having regard to the economic, social and monetary situation and the

implementation by its partners of the various undertakings they have entered

into in the framework of the MTNs, whether it is in a position to move to

the second phase of three years.

3. For each annual reduction the intermediate rate will be rounded

to the nearest first decimal point, it being understood that the rate so

rounded will not exceed the intermediate rate, when not rounded, by more

than 0,05 %.

4. The concessions for the following products

- frozen meat of bovine animals:- meat of bovine animals

"high quality" cuts (*)

- buffalo meat

- offals

- cheese

- prunes

- canned peaches- mixtures of fruit- additional duty on sugar

- unmanufactured tobacco

(02.01 ex A II b)(02.01 ex A II a) 4 aa), ex A II a)4 bb), ex A II b) 4 aa) et ex A IIb) 4 bb) 33))

(02.01 ex A II b) 4 bb) 33))

(02.01 B II)(04.04 ex E I b) 1 bb) etex E I b) 5))(08.12 C)(ex 20.06 B II b) 7 aa))(20.06 B II b) 9 aa))(ex 20.06)

(24.01)

will be implemented in full (without staging) on 1 January 1980.

(*) The implementation of this concession will follow strictly, as far asdates are concerned, that applied by the Community's partners in thesame sector

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The concession concerning fresh table grapes (ex 08.04 A I) will be

implemented in for stages

- first stage : 1.1.1980 16 %- second stage : 1.1.1981 14 %

- third stage : 1.1.1982 12 %

- fourth stage: 1.1.1983 10 %

5. The concessions for the following products:

- citric acid (29.16 A IV a))

- tetraethyl-lead (29.34 B) and lead based anti-knock preparations(38.14 A and 38.14 B II)

- textiles (Chapters 51 to 62 of the CCT)

- ceramics: reduction to zero of the specific minimum duty for thoseproducts falling within chapter 69 to which such a minimum duty appliesand for tariff position 85.25 A

- steel (headings 73.01 to 73.20 of the ccr)

- titanium (81. 04 K I and K II)

will be implemented in the following manner:

- first phase of the reductions on 1.1.1982, 1983, 1984;

- second phase (1) spread over three years

6. The concessions for chemical products falling within chapters 29,

32 and 39 of the CCT (2) will be implemented in the following manner:

- the first reduction, of one-eighth,will take effect on the date of entry

into force for the United States of the Agreement relating to the imple-

mentation of Article VII of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

- the second reduction will take effect six months after that date.

The subsequent reductions will take effect in six annual stages (1)

7. The concession for kraft paper and board (ex 48.01 C II) will be

implemented, during the first phase, in two reductions, each of 0.5 points,on 1.1.1983, and 1.1.1984; and during the second phase (1), in two reductions,each of 0.5 points, on 1.1.1986 and 1.1.1987.

(1) under the conditions set out in Note 2 above

(2) with the exception of citric acid and tetraethyl-lead (see Note 5)

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8. The Community has taken note that the United States make the maintenance

of their tariff concessions in the textile sector dependent on the continuation

of satisfactory arrangements for trade in this sector. In these conditions,and taking into account the difficult situation of this sector, the Community

reserves to itself the right to review in its turn its own concessions in the

absence of a mutually acceptable arrangement concerning the internationaltrade in textiles.

9. In the case where one or several of the participants should suspend

or delay the staging of their concessions in respect of products in which the

Community has an export interest, the latter reserves the right to take such

action as is necessary to restore the balance.

10 The concessions set out in the present list are granted on the

understanding that the provisions of paragraph 3 of the Protocol of Geneva

(1979) are applicable to all the concessions negotiated by the Community inthe framework of the Multilateral Trade Negotiations.

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GENERAL NOTES

I- Remarks

1. The French and English texts are equally valid.

2. When a graduated scale of rates is fixed in terms of the value

of the merchandise without any further detail, this value is

determined in accordance with the rules derived from the Brussels

convention on the valuation of goods for customs purposes until

such time as the agreement relating to the application of Article VII

of the General Agreement on Tariffs and trade comes into operation.

II- Explanatory notes on the abbreviations

- The abbreviation (ads) against certain rates indicates that the

Community reserves the right to charge, over and above the bound duty,an additional duty on sugar, corresponding to the duty payable on

imported sugar and applicable to the quantity of different sugars

(calculated in sucrose) contained in this products.

- The abbreviation (vc), shown against certain concessions, indicates that

the Community reserves the right to charge, over and above the fixed

ad valorem duty shown, a supplementary duty called the "variable

component". This is intended to coverin respect of the quantity of

basic materials deemed to be contained in the goods in question, the

difference between the prices of the said materials in the Communityon the one hand, and the prices of imports of these materials fromthird countries on the other hand, in cases where the total cost of

the said quantities of basic materials is higher in the EC.

- The abbreviation (NB) indicates that the tariff position is not bound.

- The abbreviation (AB) indicates that the tariff position is alreadybound and does not constitute a new concession. It is included for

presentational reasons.

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L I S T LXXII - E E C

PART ONE

Most favoured nation tariff

Heading : Description: No:

01.06 : Other live animals:

A. Domestic rabbits

02.01 : Meat and edible offals of the animalsfalling within heading No 01.01, 01.02,01.03: or 01.04, fresh, chilled or frozen:. A.Meat:

01.03:

Meat:

II. Of bovine animals:a) Fresh or chilled:

4. Other:

ex aa) Unboned (bone-in):

- "High-quality" cuts (a):

ex bb) Boned or boneless:

- "High-quality" cuts (a)

Basic rate :Rate of duty:of duty :according to:

concession

8% : 6%

20% +(L) *: (b)

20%+ (L)*: (b)

(a) Entry under this subheading is subject to conditions to becompetent authorities.

determined by the

(b) A rate of 20% shall be applicable for high-quality cuts with or without bonefalling within subheading ex A II a) 4 aa), ex A II a) 4 bb), ex A II b 4 aa)or ex A II b) 4 bb) 33., within the Limits of a global annual tariff quota of21 000 tonnes, without prejudice to the tariff quota for subheading A II b).

*In certain conditions, a levy is applicable in addition to the customs duty.

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PART ONE (cont'd)

: Heading : Description : Basic rate :Rate of duty:: No : : of duty :according to:

: concession :

A.II. b) Frozen:

1. Carcases, half-carcases or"compensated" quarters

2. Separated or unseparated fore-quarters

3. Separated or unseparated hind-quarters

4. Other:aa) Unboned (bone-in)

"High-quality" cuts (a)

- Otherbb) Boned or boneless:

11. Forequarters, whole orcut into a maximum offive pieces, each quarterbeing in a single block;"compensated" quarters in:two blocks, one of whichcontains the forequarter,whole or cut into a maxi-mum of five pieces, andthe other, the hind-quarter, excluding thetenderloin, in one piece

22. Crop, chuck and blade and:brisket cuts (b)

33. Other :-"High-quality" cuts (a)

- Other:-Buffalo meat (a)- Other

(c)

):

)

)

)

)

)

(d)

))

)

)

)

)

)

)

)

(f)

(a) Entry under this subheading is subject to conditions to be determined by thecompetent authorities.

(b) Entry under this subheading is subject to the presentation of a certificateissued in accordance with the conditions laid down by the competent authoritiesof the European Communities.

(c) A rate of 20% shall be applicable within the limits of a global annual tariffquota of 38 500 tonnes of which 16 500 tonnes (excluding the weight of anybone) may be subject to the application of monetary compensatory amounts.

(d) A rate of 20% shall be applicable to high-quality cuts with or without bonefalling within subheading ex A II a) 4 aa), ex A II a) 4 bb), ex A II b) 4 aa)or ex A II b) 4 bb) 33., within the limits of a global annual tariff quota of21 000 tonnes, without prejudice to the tariff quota for subheading A II b).

(e) A rate of 20% shall be applicable within the Limits of a global annual tariffquota of 50 000 tonnes of which 16 500 tonnes (excluding the weight of anybone) may be subject to the application of monetary compensatory amounts.

(f) A rate of 20% shall be applicable within the Limits of an annual tariff quotaof 2 250 tonnes (excluding the weight of any bone, without prejudice to the tariffquota for subheading A II b).

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LIST LXXII - E E C

PART ONE (cont'd)

Heading : Description : Basic rate :Rate of duty:No : of duty :according to:

: concession

02.01 :A. III. Of swine::(cont'd) :: : b) Other : 5% 3%

: : B. Offals:

: : II. Other:

b) Of bovine animals:: : 1. Livers : 11% : 7%

2. Other 7% 4%: : c) Of domestic swine:

1. Heads and cuts of heads; necks 9% 4%

: : 2. Feet and tails : 9% 4%

3. Kidneys 9% 4%: : 4. Livers : 11% 7%

5. Hearts, tongues and Lungs 9% 4%

: : 6. Livers, hearts, tongues and: : lungs attached to the trachea: : and gullet : 9% 4%

7. Other 9% 4%

02.03 : Poultry Liver, fresh, chilled, frozen,:salted or in brine:A. Fatty Liver of goose or duck 5% 3%B. Other : 14% : 10%

02.04 : Other meat and edible meat, offals, fresh,:chilled or frozen:

A. Of domestic pigeons and domestic rabbits 11% 10%:B. Of game : 5% : 3%

02.06 :Meat and edible meat offals (except poultry: : liver), salted, in brine, dried or smoked:

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PART ONE (cont'd)

: Heading : Description : Basic rate :Rate of duty:: No : of duty :according to:

: concession :

: 02.06(cont'd)

03.01

A. Horsemeat, salted, in brine or dried

C. Other:

I. Of bovine animals:

: b) Offals

Fish, fresh (live or dead), chilled orfrozen:

A. Freshwater fish:

: I. Trout and other salmonidae:

b) Salmon

II. Eels

ex IV. Other:

- Aquarium fish. B. Saltwater fish:

: I. Whole, headless or in pieces:e) Sharksh) Cod (Gadus morrhua or Gadus

callarias):1. Fresh or chilled2. Frozen

ex q) Other:

- Silver hake (merluccius bilinearisII. Fillets:

b) Frozen:

1) Of cod (Gadus morrhua or Gaduscallarias)

4) Of redfish (Sebastes marinus)

13%

24%

4%

5%

8%

8% (a)

15%15%

15%

15%

15%

10%

20%

2%

3%

free

8% (b)

12%

12%

15% (c)

15% (d).12%

(a) Duty rate reduced to 6% in respect of piked dogfish (Squalus acanthias) withinthe Limits of an annual tariff quota of 2 500 tonnes to be granted by thecompetent authorities of the European Communities.

(b) Duty rate reduced to 6% in respect of piked dogfish (Squalus acanthias) withinthe Limits of an annual tariff quota of 5 000 tonnes to be granted by thecompetent authorities of the European Communities.

(c) Duty rate reduced to 8% within the Limits of an annual tariff quota of 2 000tonnes to be granted by the competent authorities of the European Communities.

(d) Duty rate reduced to 8% within the limits of an annual tariff quota of 10 000tonnes to be granted by the competent authorities of the European Communities.

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PART ONE (cont'd)

HeadingNo

Description

03.03 : Crustaceans and molluscs, whether in shell or:: not, fresh (live or dead), chilled, frozen, :: salted, in brine or dried; crustaceans, in :: shell, simply boiled in water:

A. Crustaceans:

II. Lobsters (Homarus spp):a) Liveb) Other:

: 1. Whole: ex 2. Other:

- Frozen

:ex III. Crabs and freshwater crayfish:- Crabs of the species Paralithodes

camchaticus, Chionocctas spp andCallinectes sapidus

04.04 : Cheese and curd:

E. Other:

I. Not grated or powdered, of a fat con- :: tent, by weight, not exceeding 40% and :: a water content, calculated by weight, :

of the non-fatty matter:

b) Exceeding 47% but not exceeding 72%:

1. Cheddar:ex bb) Other:


concession

10% 8%

13% 8%

20% 16%

15% 8%

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PART ONE (cont'd)

: Heading : Description: No:

: 04.04(cont'd)

E. I. b) 1. ex bb) - Whole Cheddar cheese (a):of a minimum fat content:of 50% by weight, in the:dry matter, matured for :at Least three monthsand of a free-at-frontier value of not lesfthan 165 u.a. (b) per100 kg net weight (c)

- Cheddar for processing(e), of a free-at-frontier value of notLess than 145 u.a. (b)per 100 kg net weight(c)

ex 5. Other:- for processing (e), of a free-

at-frontier value of not lessthan 145 u.a. (b) per 100 kgnet weight (c)

Basic rate :Rate of duty:of duty according to:

: concession ::

:

::

:. .. .

. .

. .

. .

. .

. .

. .

:. .. .

(L) : (L)(d) :. .. .

. .

. .

: :. .. .

. .

. .

. .

. .

(L) : (f) :. .. .

. .

. .

. .

. .

. .

. .

: :

(L) (f) .. .

. .

. .

(a) The expression "whole cheeses", as used in subheading 04.04 E I b) 1 bb), shallbe taken to apply to:- whole cheeses of the conventional flat cylindrical shape of a net weight of

not less than 33 kg but not more than 44 kg,- cubic blocks of cheese of a net weight of not less than 10 kg.

(b) The value limits are automatically adjusted by reference to changes to thefactors determining the formation of the price of Cheddar in the Community. Thisadjustment is made on the basis of an increase or a reduction equal to that ofthe threshold price of Cheddar in the Community.

(c) Entry under this subheading is subject to conditions to be determined by thecompetent authorities.

(d) 10 u.a. per 100 kg net weight within the limits of an annual tariff quota of9 000 tonnes to be granted by the competent authorities of the EuropeanCommunities.

(e) Checks on utilization for this specific purpose are undertaken through appli-cation of the Community provisions laid down in this matter.

(f) 10 u.a. per 100 kg net weight within the limits of an annual tariff quota of3 500 tonnes to be granted by the competent authorities of the EuropeanCommunities.

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PART ONE (cont'd)

HeadingNo

05.15 :Animal products: : included;: :Chapter 3

ex B. other:: - Other:.sinews06.02 :other Live,

: bushes, roots,

:A. Unroot

:.

06.04 :Foliage,: :flowers or: 06.02 : other plants

: being goods: or ornamental

: : bleached,: B. Other:

: : II. Not

07.01 Vegetables,A. Potatoes:

: I. Seed

07.04 :Dried, de: whole, cut

: : not further: : A. Onions

Description

not elsewhere specified ordead animals of Chapter 1 orunfit for human consumption:

than cochineal, animal blood,and tendons, andand similar waste of raw

or skins

plants, including trees, shrubs,cuttings and slips:

cuttings and slips:

branches and other parts (other thanbuds) of trees, shrubs, bushes and

and mosses, lichens and grassesof a kind suitable for bouquets

purposes, fresh, dried, dyed,impregnated or otherwise prepared:

further prepared than dried

fresh or chilled:

potatoes (a)

or evaporated vegetables,sliced, broken or in powder, butprepared:

: Basic rate :Rate of duty:of duty :according to:

: concession :

::::

::

12%

free

8%

4%

9%

16%

(a) Entry-under this subheading is subject to conditionscompetent authorities.

to be determined by the

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PART ONE (cont'd)

: Heading : Description Basic rate :Rate of duty:: No : : of duty :according to:

: concession

07.05 : Dried leguminous vegetables, shelled, whether:: : or not skinned or split:

A. For sowing:

: : I. Peas (including chick peas) and beans: : (of the species Phaseolus) : 4.5% 3%

B. Other:

: . I. Peas (including chick peas) and beans: : (of the species Phaseolus) 4.5% 3%

08.01 : Dates, bananas, coconuts, Brazil nuts,: : cashew nuts, pineapples, avocados, mangoes,: : guavas and mangosteens, fresh or dried,: : shelled or not:

E. Coconuts:

: : - Desiccated coconut : 4% 2%: : - Other : 2.5% 2%: F. Cashew nuts 2.5% free

08.02 : Citrus fruit, fresh or dried:

D. Grapefruit 4% 3%

08.04 : Grapes, fresh or dried:

A. Fresh:: : I. Table grapes

: a) From 1 November to 14 July- from 1 December to 31 January- of the species Emperor

(Vitis Vinifera c.v.) (a) 18% (b) 10%

B. Dried:I. In immediate containers of a net

capacity of 15 kg or less 4% 3%

II. Other : 4% 3%

(a) Entry under this subheading is subject to conditions to be determinedby the competent authorities.

(b) In certain conditions a countervailing tax is provided for in additionto the customs duty.

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PART ONE (cont'd)

: Heading : Description : Basic rate :Rate of duty:No of duty :according to:

: concession :

08.06 . Apples

A. AppII.

: B. Pea

II.

08.07 : Stone

D. Plums:

08.08

II.

: Berries- ex F.

, pears and quinces, fresh:

Les:

Other:

b) From 1 January to 31 March 10%:with a min.: of 1.70UA: per 100 kg: net

rs:

II.Other:b) From 1 April to 15 July : 7%

:with a min.: of 1.50UA: per 100 kg: net

fruit, fresh:

Ims:From 1 October to 30 June 10%

Berries, fresh:

Other:- Fruit of the species Vaccinium macro-:

arpon and Vaccinium corymbosum : 12%

08.10 Fruit (whether or not cooked), preserved byfreezing, not containing added sugar:

ex. A. Strawberries, raspberries, black cur-

rants, red currants, bilberries (fruitof the species Vaccinium myrtillus),

: blackberries (brambleberries), mul-berries and cloudherries:

: - Red currants, bilberries (fruit of: the species Vaccinium myrtillus),: mulberries and cloudberries

B. Other

: - Bilberries of the varieties: Vaccinium myrtilloides and Vaccinium:: augustifolium

- Other

18%

20%

20%

8%with a min.:of 2.30 EUA:per 100 kg

net

5%:with a min.::of 2.00 EUA::per 100 kg

net

8%

4%

15%

4%18%

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PART ONE (cont'd)

: Heading : Description : Basic rate :Rate of duty:: No : : of duty :according to:

: concession :

08.12 : Fruit, dried, other than that falling within:heading No 08.01, 08.02, 08.03, 08.04 or:08.05:

C. Prunes

09.01 : Coffee, whether or not roasted or freed of: caffeine; coffee husks and skins; coffee: substitutes containing coffee in any: proportion:

A. Coffee:I. Unroasted:

a) Not freed of caffeine

09.02 : Tea:

A. In immediate paokings of a net capacitynot exceeding 3 kg

B. Other

09.04 : Pepper of the genus "Piper"; pimento of the: genus "Capsicum" or the genus "Pimenta":

A. Neither crushed nor ground:I. Pepper:

a) For the industrial manufacture ofessential oils or resinoids (a)

b) other

09.06 : Cinnamon and cinnamon-tree flowers:A. GroundB. Other

09.08 : Nutmeg, mace and cardamoms:

A. Neither crushed nor ground:II. Other:

a) Nutmeg

16%

7%

11.5%9%

17%17%

13%10%

15%

12%

5%

5%free

free10%

10%8%

10%

(a) Entry under this subheading is subject to conditionscompetent authorities.


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PART ONE (cont'd)

: Heading : Description : Basic rate :Rate of duty:: No : of duty :according to:

: concession :

B. Crushed or ground:

I. Nutmeg

II. Mace

III. Cardamoms

Seeds of anise, badian, fennel, coriander,cumin, caraway and juniper:B. Crushed or ground:

III. Other

18%12.5%5%

10%

20%

25%

17%

free

12%8%

free

10%

20%

25%

17%

free

09.08(cont'd):

09.09

09.10 Thyme, saffron and bay Leaves; other spices::

F. Other spices, including the mixtures re-ferred to in Note I (b) to this Chapter:I. Neither crushed nor ground

II. Crushed or ground: b) Other

11.04 : Flourof the dried Leguminous vegetables:falling within heading No 07.05 or of the:fruits falling within any heading in Chapter ::8; flour and meal of sago and of roots and ::tubers falling within heading No 07.06:

' B. Flour of the fruits falling within anyheading in Chapter 8:

: ex I. of bananas:

- Denatured (a)

12.01 : Oil seeds and oleaginous fruit, whole orbroken:

ex B. Other:: - Groundnuts

(a) Entry under this subheading is subject to conditionscompetent authorities.


3487

- 12 -


PART ONE (cont'd)

Description

: Flours or meals of oil seeds or oleaginous: fruit, non-defatted (excluding mustard: flour):

A. Of soya beans

Seeds, fruit and spores, of a kind used forsowing:C. Grass and other herbage seeds:

: I. Meadow fescue (Festuca pratensis): seed; vetch seed; seeds of the genus: Poa (Poa palustris, Poa trivialis, Poa: pratensis); rye grass (Lolium perenne,:: Lolium multiflorum); timothy grass: (Phleum pratense); red fescue (Festuca:: rubra); cocksfoot grass (Dactylis: glomerata); bent grass (Agrostis)

D. Flower seeds; kohlrabi seeds (Brassicaoleracea, caulorapa and gongylodesvarieties)

E. Other

: Plants and parts (including seeds and fruit): of trees, bushes, shrubs, or other plants,: being goods of a kind used primarily in per-: fumery, in pharmacy, or for insecticidal,: fungicidal or similar purposes, fresh or: dried, whole, cut, crushed, ground or: powdered:

D. Other:- Cinchona bark, crushed or ground- Quassia amara (wood and bark)

: - Other, excluding cinchona bark, crushed: or ground, Calabar beans, cubeb, coca: leaves, other wood, roots and bark and: mosses, lichens and algae


: concession :8%

8% 7%

6%

8%

10%

free1%

1.5%

frfr

fr

4%

6%

7%

ee

ee

ee

HeadingNo

12.02

12.03

12.07

3488

- 13 -


PART ONE (cont'd)

Description : Basic rate :Rate of duty:: of duty :according to:

: concession :

Shellac, seed lac, stick lac and other lacs; :natural gums, resins, gum-resins and balsams::

. B. Other:

: - Bleached shellac , seed lac, stick lac: and other lacs

15.02 : Fats of bovine cattle, sheep or goats, unrendered;rendered or solvent-extracted fats (including:premiumr jus") obtained from those unrendered:fats:

B. Other:

: I. Unrendered fats of bovine cattle;: rendered or solvent-extracted fats: (including "premier jus") obtained: from those fats

II. Unrendered fats of sheep; renderedsolvent-extracted fats (including"premier jus") obtained from thosefats

or

III. Other

Lard stearin, oleostearin and tallow stearin;:Lard oil, oleo-oil and tallow oil, notemulsified or mixed or prepared in any way:

C. Other

Wool grease and fatty substances derivedtherefrom Cincluding lanolin):

B. Other

Other animal oils and fats (including neat's-:foot oil and fats from bones or waste)

Animal and vegetable oils, boiled, oxidised,dehydrated, sulphurised, blown or poLymerised:by heat in vacuum or in inert gas, or other-wise modified

1.5%

7%

7%7%

12%

6.5%

2.5%

14%

: Heading :No

:

13.02

15.03

15.05

15.06

15.08

free

5%

5%

5%

10%

4%

2%

12%

3489

- 14 -


PART ONE (cont'd)

Description

15.10 : Fatty acids; acid oils from refining; fatty:alcohols:D. Fatty alcohols

: Meat extracts, meat juices and fish extracts,:: in immediate packings of a net capacity of:

B. More than 1 kg but less than 20 kg

Prepared or preserved fish, including caviarand caviar substitutes:

ex B. Salmonidae:

: - Salmon

Other sugars in solid form; sugar syrups,not containing added flavouring or colouring

: matter; artificial honey, whether or notmixed with natural honey; caramel:

C. Maple sugar and syrup:: II. Other

Cocoa beans, whole or broken, raw or roasted

Cocoa shells, husks, skins and waste

Prepared foods obtained by the swelling orroasting of cereals or cereal products

:(puffed rice, corn flakes and similarproducts):A. Obtained from maize

: Basic rate :Rate of duty:: of duty :according to:

: concession :

8%

7%

7%

20%

5.4%

5.4%

8%+ VC

6%

4%

5.5%

10%

3%

3%

6%+ VC

: HeadingNo

16.03

16.04

17.02

18.01

18.02

19.05

3490

- 15 -

L I S T LXXII

PART ONE (cont'd)

HeadingNo

Description

Vegetables and fruit, prepared or preserved bor acetic acid, with or without sugar,whether or not containing salt, spices ormustard:

ex B. Other, excluding cucumbers and gherkins

20.05 : Jams, fruit jellies, marmalades, fruit pure: and fruit pastes, being cooked preparations,. whether or not containing added sugar:

B. Jams and marmalades of citrus fruit:

: I. With a sugar content exceeding 30% by: weight

II. WIn

: C. Other:: I. Wi

we

: a)

th a sugar content exceeding 13% butt exceeding 30% by weight

h a sugar content exceeding 30 %ght:

by

Plum pure and plum paste, in im-mediate packings of a net capacityexceeding 100 kg, for industrialprocessing (a)

Fruit otherwise prepared or preserved,whether or not containing added sugar or

spirit:: A. Nuts (including ground-nuts), roasted, in

immediate packings of a net capacity:

I. Of more than 1 kg

II. Of 1 kg or less

(a) Entry under this subheading is subject to conditions

competent authorities.


concession

iy vinegar

: 22% 20%

27% : 25%: + ads + ads

: 27% 25%: + ads + ads

: 30% : 28%: + ads + ads

: 15% : 14%: 17% : 16%


3491

- E E C

20.01 :

20.06

- 16 -


PART ONE (cont'd)

Heading Description Basic rate :Rate of duty:: No of duty :according to:

: concession

: 20.06 : B. I. Containing added spirit::(contd) : ex a) Ginger:

- Of an actual alcoholicstrength by mas not exceeding:

: . 11.85 % mas 32% : 20% :

: : d) Peaches, pears and apricots,: : in immediate packings of a net: : capacity:

: 1. Of more than 1 kg:: : ex aa) With a sugar content: : exceeding 13% by: : weight:

- Of an actualalcoholic strengthby mas not exceeding

: : 11.85 % mas32% 30%

: + L : + L

: : bb) Other:-Of an actual

: : alcoholic strength.by mas not exceeding11.85% mas

32% 30%: e) Other fruits:

ex 1. With a sugar content ex-: ceeding 9% by weight:

:: - Of an actual alcoholic :strength by mas not :

: : exceeding 11.85 % mas32% : 30% :

: + L : + L :ex 2. Other:

- Of an actual alcoholic:strength by mas not :

: : exceeding 11.85 % mas32% : 30%

3492

- 17 -


PART ONE (cont'd)

Description

B. I. f) Mixtures of fruit:

ex 1. With a sugar content exceed-ing 9% by weight- Of an actual alcoholic

strength by mas notexceeding 11.85 % mas.

ex 2. Other:- Of an actual alcoholic

strength by mas notexceeding 11.85 % mas.

II. Not containing added spirit:

a) Containing added sugar, inimmediate packings of a net capa-city of more than 1 kg:2. Grapegruit segments

3. Mandarins (including tangerinesand satsumas); clementines,wilkings and other similarcitrus hybrids

4. Grapes

5. Pineapples:aa) With a sugar content ex-

ceeding 17% by weight6. Pears:

aa) With a sugar content ex-ceeding 13% by weight

7. Peaches and apricots:

Basic rate :Rate of duty:: of duty :according to:

concession

: 32% : 30%: + L : + L

: 32% : 30%

: 20% : 17%: + ads :+ 2% ads*)

: 21% 21%: + ads 2% ads*)

: 22% 22%+ ads : + 2% ads*)

: 22% : 22%:+ ads :+ 2%ads*)

: 20% : 20%: + ads + 2%ads*)

ads" indicates that the applicable rate of the additional duty onat a standard rate of 2% ad valorem of the customs value of the goods.

3493

: Heading :No

: 20.06(contd)

*)The symbol "2%sugar is fixed

- 18 -


PART ONE (cont'd)

Description

B. II. a) 7.


: concession :


8. Other fruits

9. Mixtures of fruit:

aa) Mixtures in which nosingle fruit exceeds 50%of the total weight of thefruits

bb) other

b) Containing added sugar, inimmediate packings of a netcapacity of 1 kg or less:

2. Grapefruit segments

3. Mandarins (including tan-gerines and satsumas);clementines, wilkings andother similar citrus hybrids

4. Grapes

5. Pineapples:aa) With a sugar content ex-

ceeding 19% by weight

6. Pears:


22%+ ads

22%+ ads

21%+ ads

22%+ ads

20%+ ads

22%+ ads

24%+ ads

24%+ ads

22%+ ads

22%+ 2% ads*)

20%+ 2% ads*)

20%+ 2% ads*)

20%+ 2% ads*)

17%+ 2% ads*)

20%+ 2% ads*)

24%+ 2% ads*)

24%+ 2% ads*)

22%+ 2% ads*)

*)The symbol "2% ads" indicates that the applicable rate of the additional dutyon sugar is fixed at a standard rate of 2% ad valorem of the customs value of thegoods.

3494

: Heading :No

20.06 :(contd) .

.

19


PART ONE (cont'd)

Heading Description : Basic rate :Rate of duty:No : : of duty :according to:

concession

20.06 : B. II. b) 7. Peaches and apricots:(contd) : ex aa) With a sugar content ex-

: ceeding 15% by weight:

: : - Peaches : 24% : 22%+ ads : + 2% ads*)

- Apricots : 24% : 24%+ ads : + 2% ads*)

: : ex bb) Other:

: : - Peaches 24% 22%

: : 8. Other fruits : 24% : 24%+ ads : +2%ads*):

: : 9. Mixtures of fruit:aa) Mixtures in which no single

fruit exceeds 50% of thetotal weight of the fruits 22% 15%

* + ads +2% ads*): : bb) Other : 24% : 22%

+ ads : + 2% ads*)21.03 : Mustard flour and prepared mustard:

B. Prepared mustard : 16% : 14%

21.04 Sauces; mixed condiments and mixedseasonings:B. Other

- Sauces with a basis of tomato puree 18% : 16%- Other : 18% 12%

21.07 : Food preparations not elsewhere specified: or included:

A. Cereals in grain or ear form, pre-cookedor otherwise prepared:I. Maize : 13% 8%

+ VC : + VC ::

B. Ravioli, macaroni, spaghetti and similarproducts, not stuffed, cooked; the fore- :going preparations, stuffed, whether or

: : not cooked:I. Not stuffed, cooked 13% : 10%

: + VC + VC

*)The symbol "2% ads" indicates that the applicable rate of the additional duty onsugar is fixed at a standard rate of 2% ad valorem of the customs value of thegoods.

3495

- 20 -


PART ONE (cont'd)

Heading Description Basic rate :Rate of duty:: No : : of duty :according to:

: concession,

22.09 : Spirits (other than those of heading: : No 22.08); liqueurs and other spirituous: : beverages; compound alcoholic preparations

: (known as "concentrated extracts") for the: : manufacture of beverages:

C. Spirituous beverages:

: : III. Whisky:a) Bourbon whiskey, in containers

holding (a):: : 1. Two litres or less : 0.70UA : 0.40 EUA

: per hl and : per hl and:per degree :per % vol

: of alcohol+ 5 UA : + 3 EUA

: per hl : per hl (b):

: : 2. More than two Litres : 0.70UA : 0.40 EUA:per hl and : per hI and:per degree :per % vol

of alcohol:(b)

: : b) Other, in containers holding:

1. Two litres or less 0.80UA 0.40 EUAper hI and per hI and

:per degree :per % volof alcohol

: +5UA + 3 EUA: per hl , per hl (b)

: : 2. More than two litres : 0.80 UA : 0.40 EUA:per hI and : per hI and:per degree :per % vol

of alcohol:(b)


(b) The concession will be staged from basic rates of duty expressed in % volume ofalcohol.

3496

- 21 -


PART ONE (cont'd)

Description

: Unmanufactured tobacco; tobacco refuse:: A. Tobacco of a value, per package, not less

than 280 EUA per 100 kg net weight:I. Flue cured Virginia type and light air

: cured Burley type (including Burley: hybrids) (a)


: concession :

: 14%: with a max: of 45 UA: per 100 kg: net

. 15%: with a max

: of 70 UA:per 100 kg

net

. 23%:with a min.of 28UA

:and a max..of 33 UAper 100 Kg

net

23%with a min.:of 28 EUA :per 100 kg :net and a :max. of 30 :EUA per

100 kg net

14%with a min.:of 28 EUA :and a max. :of 70 EUA :per 100 kg :

net

23%with a min.of 28 EUAand a max.of 30 EUAper 100 kg

net

14%with a min.:of 28 EUA :and a max. :of 70 EUA :per 100 kg :net weight :

II. Other

- Light air cured Maryland type andfire cured tobacco (a)

- Other

SB. Other:

: - Flue cured Virginia type and light air: cured Burley type (including Burley

hybrids), light air cured Maryland type: and fire cured tobacco (a)

: - Other

a) Entry under this subheading is subject to conditions to be determined by the

competent authorities.

3497

: HeadingNo

: 24.01

- 22 -

Common salt (including rock salt, sea saltchloride; salt liquors; sea water:

and table salt); pure sodium

A. I1. Other:

b) Other..............................................................

Sulphur of all kinds, other than sublimed sulphur, precipitated sulphurand colloidal sulphur:

B. Other ..............................................................................

Pumice stone; emery; natural corundum, natural garnet and other naturalabrasives, whether or not heat-treated:

B. Other.

Marble, travertine, ecaussine and other calcareous monumental andbuilding stone of an apparent specific gravity of 25 or more and alabaster.including such stone not further worked than roughly split, roughlysquared or squared by sawing:

B. Not further worked than squared by sawing or splitting of a thicknessnot exceding 25 cm:

B. Other

Granite, porphyry, hasalt, sandstone and other monumental and buildingstone, including such stone not further worked than roughly split, roughlysquared or squared by sawing:

B. Not further worked than squared by sawing or splitting of a thicknessnot exceeding 25 cm:

11. Other mitntimmental and building stone:a) Calcareous stone of an apparent specific gravity of less than 2 5

Dolomite, whether or not calcined, including dolomite not further workedthan roughly split. roughly squared or squared by sawing agglomerateddolomite including tarred dolomite):

B. CaIcined dolomue . ....................................................( Agglomerated dolomite.

Baserate

Rateof

25.01

25.03

25.13

25.15

25.16

25.18

conces-sion

5.2EUAper

I000 kgnet

3,2

0,9

4,4

2,5

1,8

2,2

8 UAper

I 000 kgnet

4

1

6

3

2

2,5

3498

25.19

25.23

25.27

25.31

25.32

-23-

Base Raterate of

It~adinxg t)e nplinn Conces-

sion1

Natural magnesium carbonate (magnesite); fused magnesia; dead-burned(sintered) magnesia, whether or not containing small quantities ofother oxides added before sintering; other magnesium oxide, whetheror not chemically pure:A. Magnesium oxide other than akitted natural magnesium

carbonate ..............................

Portland cement, cement fondu, slag cement, supersulphate cement andsimilar hydraulic cements, whether or not coloured or in the form ofclinker.

Natural steatite, including natural steatite not further worked thanroughly split, roughly squared or squared by sawing; tak:

B. Natural steatite crushed or powdered:I. Tak in immediate packings of a net capacity of I kg or less.

II.Other.

Felspar. leucite, nepheline and nephelinc syenite; fluorspar:A. Fluorspar.

Mineral substances not elsewhere specified or included:

A. Natural micaceous iron oxides.

B. Other

- Earth colours, whether or not calcined ormixed together:-.Not calcined or mixed- Other

5,6

4

4

1

2,5

2

1

3,5

4,1

3,2

3,20,9

Free

1,8

0,92,9

3499

-24-

Base RateHeading

l)-fip'...rate of

number

Coal; briquettes. ovoids and similar solid fuels manufactured from coal:A. Coal (ECSC):

Federal Republic of Germany .........................................

B. Other (ECSC):Federal Republic of Germany .........................................

Italy ..............................................................

Lignite, whether or not agglomerated:A. Lignite (ECSC):

France ............................................................

B. Agglomerated lignite (ECSC):France ............................................................Italy ........

Peat (including peat litter), whether or not agglomerated:

B. Agglomerated peat .................................................

Coke and semi-coke of coal, of lignite or of peat, whether or not agglomeratecretort carbon:

A. Coke and semi-coke of coal:

I. For the manufacture of electrodes ..................................II. Other (ECSC):

Italy .........................................................

B. Coke and semi-coke of lignite (ECSC):Ital. ..............................................................

C. Other ............................................................

DM 10 DM 6er 1000kg per 1 000kgnet ner

DM 10ef1000kgnet2

2,5

2,52

1,5

1,5

5

5

1,5

kg

DM 6per 1 000 kg

net1,8

2,2

2,21,8

1,4

1,4

3,8

3,8

1,4

27.01

27.02

27.03

27.04

3500

- 25 -

Base Raterate of

n i t'n

I 2 3 4

27.07 Oils and other products of the distillation of high temnperature coal tar:similar products as defined in Note 2 to this Chapter:A. Crude oils:

1. Crude light oils of which 90% or moreby volume distils at tem-peratures of up to 200°C ..... ...................................

G: Other:

1. For the mrnufacture of the products of heading No 28.03 (a) ........

4

3,5

3,2

2,9

Ji ErnyF. de,. hIn -bhy-Jin5 -ntw-,I..Jn.n... h-eJet nnneJd IIVheIt meme-P e-1

3501

- 26 -

Base Raterate of

Conees-

sion1 2 3

Petroleum gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons:

A. Propane of a purity not less than 99"

1. For use asa power or heating fuel .....................

Petroleum jelly:A. Crude:

1. For undergoing a specific press (a) ...........................

II. For undergoing chemical transformation bya process other thanthose specified in respect of subheading 27.12 A (a) . ... ...

Ill. For other purposes. .. .... ...................

B. Other.............................................................

Paraffin wax, micro-crystalline wax, slack wax, ozokerite. lignite wax, peatwax and other mineral waxes, whether or not coloured:

A. Ozokerite. lignite wax or peat wax (natural products):

II. Other ........ .. ..... ........B. Other:

1. Crude:

a) For undergoing a specific process (a) ........

h) For undergoing chemical transformation by a process otherthan those specified in respect of subheading 27.13 B a) (a) .........

For other purposes ............................................

Il. Other ... ...............

17,5

2

2

2

7

5

2

2

2

6

16

1,8

1,8

1,8

4,9

3,8

1,8

1,8

1,8

4,4

a) Ent. under the sMt-ding -s uh tn -hodtnon, ro dn. nn d tih -nMpnnw nult tnt.

3502

27.11

27.12

27.13

-27-

Base RateWkhdie rate of

numbernpl~~~~~~~ll~C 01ce. Conces-

sion1 2 1

Petroleum bitumen, petroleum coke and other residues of petroleum oils orof oils obtained from bituminous minerals:

C. Other:

1. For the manufacture of the products of heading No 28.03(a) ..

II. Other .........

Bituminous mixtures based on natural asphalt, on natural bitumen, onpetroleum bitumen, on mineral tar or on mineral tar pitch (for example,bituminous mastics, cut-backs):

- Bituminous mastics

- Other

2

2

3

1

1,81,8

2,5

0,9

o.) Entryunder this d uubew,onfdmem ,Inenni thb cexpetrm,uphmzm.

3503

27.14

27.16

-28-

Base Raterate of;, ,,,,< 11 i I. ,,,,, ... r~xtcconces-

2R.01 Halogens fl h-orinechhl.rin .bromine itd- odine:

A. Fl..i..r. 7,2 5B Chi.r.nt 11,2 11C.Bromme ..12 9

-Crude Free Free (AB)- Other 12 Free

28.02 Sulphur. sublimed or precipiated: -1il(idal sulphur 6,4 4,0

28.03 Carbon including carbon black. 3,2 Free

28.04 Hydrogen, rare gases and other non-metals:A. Hydrogen 4,8 3,7Raregr ,2

1.Oxygen.......................7,2 5

III ItlR~rltillr Irld .irsenc 2,4 2,1

lV.Phosphorus 9,6 6

V. Other.........................................................6,4 6

29;.05 Alkali and alkaline-earth metals rare earth metals. ttinum and s.andiumand inierminmures or interalloevs thereoif: mercury

A. Alhirlv rll5,6 5

3504

- 29 -

Base RateHeading 'o~npi~in rate of

number N-fi~~~~~~~~~~li". Conces-

sion

28.05 A. II. Potassium ....................................................... 7.2 5(Cont'd) Ill. Lithium ......................................................... 5,64,1

IV. Ciesium and rubidium ............... ............................ 43,2B. Alkali -earth metals. ................-......................... 8 ,8 5,7C. Rare earth metals, yttrium and scandium and intermixtures or interalloys

thereof:

I. Intermixtures or interalloys.. ....................................... 14,4 12II. Other ........................................................... 3,22,7

28.06 Hydrochloric acid and chlorosulphuric acid ................................ 9.6 6

28.08 Sulphuric acid: okeum ........... ..................................... 3,2 3

28.09 Nitric acid; sulphonitric acids ...... .................................96 6

28.10 Phosphorus pentoxide and phosphoric acids (meta-, ortho- and pyro-) ..... .....13,2 11

28.12 Boric oxide and boric acid ................ ............................... 4,8 3,7

28.13 Other inorganic acids and oxygen compounds of non-metals (excludingwater):A. Hydrofluoric acid . 8 7

C. Sulphuric anhydride 6,4 4,6D. Nitrogen oxides. 7,2 5E. Arsenic trioxide .6,4 4,6Arsenic pentoxide and acids of arsenic . 8,8 5,7G. Carbon dioxide .......... 9,6 8H. Silicon dioxide ............ . ....... 6.4 4,6IJ. Other . 5,3

3505

- 30 -

Base

rate

I. 2

Halides, oxyhalides and other halogen compounds of non-metals:

A. Chlorides and oxschlorides of non-metals:I. Sulphur chlorides .................................................

II. Other .... ........................................

B. Other halogen compounds of nonl-metals ...............................

Sulphides of non-metals: phosphorus trisulphide:A. Phosphorus sulphides: phosphorus trisuiphide ..........................

B. Carsbon disulphide ........ ...........................................

C. Other ........................ ............. ...................

Ammonia, anhydrous or in aqueous solution ................................

Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda): potassium hydroxide (caustic potash):peroxides of sodium or potassium:A. Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) ...................................B. Potassium hydroxide (caustic potash) .................................

Hydroxide and peroxide of magnesium; oxides. hydroxides andperoxides, of strontium or barium:

A. Hydroxide and peroxide of magnesium .............................

B. Oxide, hydroxide and peroxide of strott.tiutm ........... ..............

Zinc oxide and zinc peroxide ........................................

Aluminium oxide and hydroxide: artificial corundum:A. Aluminium oxide and hydroxide ... ......... ...

B. Artfii-lI cor-ndu ... ....................

11,29,6

8,8

8

6,4

4,8

11,2

12,8

11.8

5,69,6

12,8

8,8

7,6

6,665,7

5,36

3,7

11

1211

4,16

11

5,75,2

28.14

28.15

28.16

28.17

28.18

28.19

28.20

3506

- 31 -

Base Raterate ofconces-

2- -- 2- I.:

28.22 Manganese oxides:

A. Manggnese dioxide ................................ t 5,3B. Other .............................. .. 12 6,9

28.23 Iron oxides and hydroxides; earth colours containing 70% or more byweight ofcombined iron evaluated as Fe2O3 ....6,4 4,6

6,4 4,6

28.24 Cobat oxides and hydroxides: commercial cobalt oxides .....6,4 4,6

28.25 Titanium oxides. 9,66

28.27 Lead oxides: red lead and orange lead ................................ 12,2 10,5

28.28 Hydrazine and hydroxvlamine and their inorganic salts: other inorganicbases and metallic oxides. hydroxides and peroxides:

A. Hydrazine and hydroxslamin and their inorganis salts . ...... 9, 66

B. Lithunm oxide and hydroxide....8C. Cloiuna oxide. hvydroxide and pe-rxide:

1. Oxide and hydroxide . .................. .............. 6.4 4,6II. Peroxide ...... .... 10,4 6,3

1). Beryllium oxide and hydroxide ......... 3 5,3E. Tim oxides ............ 8,8 5,7

G. Molybdenum oxides and hydroxides ..... . 8 5,3

H. Tungsten oxides and hydroxides .... 6,4 4,6IJ. Vanadium oxides and hydroxides:

I. Vanadic pentoxide ............... 5,6 5,5II. Other ..... 8 5,5

K. Zirconium oxide and germanum oxides. 8 7L. Copper oxides and hydroxides:

I. Oxides .4 3,2

II. Hydroxides 9,6 6

M. Mercury oxides . .. 5,6 4,1N. Other ..................... .....

3507

- 32 -

BaseRate

rate ofI';II w"ing 110 o1-l ilitlran conces-

sion

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii I

28.29 Fluorides: fluorosilicates. fluoroborates and other complex fluorine salts:A. Fluorides

I. Ammonium and sodium fluorides ................................... 11,2 1011. Other ................................ 8 5,3

B. Fluorosilicares. fluoroborates and other complex fluorine salts:

II. Potassium fluorozirconate ............................. 7,2 5Ill. Sodium fluoroaluminate . 8,8 8

28.30 Chlorides. oxychlorides and hydroxychlorides; bromides and oxybromides;indides and oxyiodides:A. Chlorides:

I. Of ammonia; of aluminium. ... 11,2 6,6II. Of barium . 8,8 5,7

Ill. Of calcium; of magnesium..................6,4 4,6IV Of iron. ... 2,4 2,1

VI. Of iron ......................... .... 5,6 4,1VIl Other. ................................ 9,6

B. Oxychlorides and hydroxchlorides:I. Of copper; of lead .. ..4 3,2

II Other ..... 8 5,3C. Other .. 12 6,9

28.31 Hypochlorites; commercial calcium hypochloritc; chlorites; hypobromites:A. Sodium hypohlorite; potassium hypochlorite ........................... 11,2 6,6B. Chlorites. ....... 8 5,3C. Other .... 12 6,9

28.32 Chlorates and perchlorates; bromates and perbrotnames; iodates andperiodates:A. Chlorates:

II.Of barium .. 7,2 5Ill. Other ..... 9,6 6

B. Perchlorates:I Of ammonia. 5,6 4,1II. Of sodium. 6,4. 4,6

III. Of potassium........................................................ 7,2 5IV. Oter . ... 9,66

C. Other ... 12 6,9

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rate ofltinnhxr I)Xw-nlul".n Conces-

sion2

28.35 Sulphides; polysulphides:A. Sulphides:

I. Of potassium; of barium:of tin; of mercury 8,8 5,7

II. Of calcium; of antimonyof iron ...................... ............ 6,4 4,6Ill. Other ........... ...................................... 126,9

B. Polysulphides:I. Of potassium; of calcium: of barium; of iron;of tin ................... 9,6 6

II.Other.12 6,9

28.38 Sulphates (including alums) and persulphates:A. Sulphates (excluding alums)

III. Of banum; of zinc ................................................. I1.2 9

IV. Of magnesium; of aluminium; of chromium .......... ......... ..... 9,6 9V. Of cobalt; of titanium . ............................................. .5,3Vl. Of iron; of nicked ......... .................................. 5,6 5

VII. Of mercury; ofIead ............... ............ 6,4 4,68 5,3

VIII. Other ...... .................

B. Alums:

I. Of ammonia ..................................................... 9,6 6

III. Of chromium ..................................... 10,4 10

IV. Other. ............. .. ......... ....... .... ......... 11,2 11

C. Persulphates ........................................................ 10,4 6,3

28.39 Nitrites and nitrates:A. Nitrites......................... .....................................

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28.39 B. Nitrates:(cont'd) Ill. Of barium; of heryllium: of cadmium; of cobalt: of nickel .............. 8,8 8

IV. Of copper: of mercury ............................................ 6,4 4,6V. Oflead ......................................................... 12 6,9VI. Other .......................................................... 11,2 3

28.40 Phosphites, hypophosphites and phosphates:A. Phosphites and hvpophosphites . . 9,6 6

B. Phosphates (including polyphosphates):1. Of ammonia:

a) Polyphosphates 11,2 6,6b) Other ............................. 5,3

II. Other . .11,2 10

28.42 Carbonates and percarbonates; commercial ammonium carbonate con-taining ammonium carbamate:

A. Carbonates:

1. Of anmonia (including commercial ammonium carbonate con-taining ammonium carbamate. .9,6 6

I1. Of sodium .10,4 10Ill. Of calcium.7,2 5IV. Of magnesium: of copper .4,8 3,7

VI. Of lithium. 10,2 6,2VII.Other .8,8 8

B. Percarbnates. 11.2 6,6

28.43 Cyanides and complex cyanides:

A. Cyanides:1. Of sodium: of potassiumn; of calcium .12 6,9

II. Of cadmium ........... 10,4 6,3Ill. Other. 5, 7

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28.44 Fulminates. cyanates and thiocyanates:

A. Ful,.;.tes.... 9,6 6

B. Cs s Imtes 8 5

C. Thiocyanates ...... 12 6,9

28.45 Silicates: commercial sodium and potassium silicates:A. Of 7nr-.n .............................. 8,8 5,7

B.Other. .9,6 5

28.46 Borates and perborates:

A.Borates:

I. Sodium, borates, anhydrous

j' Other .4,8 3,7................................... 5,3

B. Perborates 12 ,9

28.47 Salts of metallic acids (for example, chromates, pernanganates, stannates:

A.Alummnates....................................... 12 6,9B.Chromates, ............ .................. ..andperchromates:

1.5 .i1.flnl.5t' 13,4 13

C. Mangasites. manganates and permanganates . 12 6,9D. Antimonates and molybdates 11,2 6,6F. Zmcares and vanadates.. ........................ 6,4 4,6F. Other ...................... 10,4 6,3

28.48 Other salts and peroxvsalts of inorganic acids, but not including azides:

A. Salts, doublesaltsor complex saltsof selenium or tellurium acids 85,3B.Other:

1 Arsenates .9,6 6

II. Doubleor complex phosphates., . .11,2 6,6Ill. Double or complexcarbonates 8,8 5,7IV Doubleor complex silicates ..... 9,6 6V. Other.. 11,2 6,6

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Colloidal precious metals; amalgams of precious metals; salts and othercompounds. inorganic or organic. of precious metals, including albuminates.proteinates. ta inate, and similar compunds. whether or not chemicallydefined:

Silver. . .

II. Other

B. Amalgams oft pr!-i'tIS metals.. ... 8 5,3

C . SaiiS sitlid irthcr compounds,iis. Iii.'iiJI, - .uri.t~:ik, iii prcats4' metals:

I.Of silver..

II. Of ther pri .i. metals

Fissilt chemical elements andisotopes, radio-active chemicalele-ments and radio-actve isotopes:compounds. inorganic or organic. ofsuch elements or isotopes, whether or, notchemically defined: alloys.dispersions atid cermets, containing any of these elements, isotopes orcompounds:

A.ssdcovlt chemical elementsand .iripes: compounds, alloys, disperssionsand -,nic,;containning such elementsor isotopes,including spent orirridimt-d iletr rea~tsir -.irtnidig- Natural uranium:

- Worked:- Bars, rods, angLes, shapes ahd sections,wire, sheets and strips (EURATOM).....

- Other(EURATOM)

Isotopes and their compounds, inorganic or organic, whether or notchemically defined. other than isotopes and compounds falling withinheading No 28.50:B. Other.

Compounds, inorganic or organic, of thorium, of uranim depleted inU 235 of rare earthmetalsof sitrivim or of scandium, whether or notmixed together:

B. Other .....

Rateof

Conce-sion

Baserate

84,8

8

9,63.2

Free

1.6

9.6

4

28.50

28.5I

28.52

5,33,7

5,3

63

Free (AB)

1.5

6

3,2

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Ij....... conces-sion1 2

28.54 Hydrogen peroxide (includingsolid hydrogen peroxide:

A. Solid ........... ....... 14,4 7,6B. Other ........................................ 12 6,9

28.55 Phosphides,whether or not chemicallydefined:

A. Of iron ,mrrr.phmgrerlsr.r..IncI itilg-i;..ir Iinh weight ofphosphorus ..... ......................7,2..............

B. Other. 11,2 6,6

28.56 Carbides.whether or not chemically defined:

A. Of slicon ..... ............ ........... 8,6 8B. Of ri .................. 5,6 4,1

C. Of.................. 14,2 14D.Ofalumunum of.n.. ofhr.i.i.i: ish.l......- udgst n..t t. ini.dinin f :,ntslum; if ti .li... ...................... 9,6 8

F. Other. ............. 5,3

28.57 Hydrides, itrides. azides.ssih ides and borides.whether or not chemicallydefined:

A. Hydrides. 6,4 4,6B. Nitrides. ....... .. .. .. 4,6

C.Azides.......................................................... 10,4 6,3

F. .riris . ...... 8 5,3

28.58 Other inorganiccompounds includingdistilled andconductiviity water and waterof similar purity): liquid air;'whother or notrate gaseshave beenremoved):com-pressed air:amalgams, other than amalgamsof precious metals:A. Dritildd and ciruducia rer andwaterofsimilar purity. 3,2 2,7B. I quir air whether or have been removed:compressedair 5,6 4,1

C. Other 9,6 6

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conces-sion

h rn-. ._ 75

~~-,..---------- --

29111 HydrKa rbhnc

I.iZsIsIhz wcr hr ....17,5 12

1. Azicic .Rt, alkl dc'. . .. 12,8 7,1II. (hcr

j|rh,mg ........ .................... 17,5 8,4

Iinc!4c... |.444:~'l~t44, .(t . 9,6 6~~~~~~~~. ..................... ...... ............ 1 1 2 6 6Ii. ().h r.11,2 6,6I.Arosnullt,.

.i Fir~cc a'powr ...s~rtthg. ..........r. .i. ..16 8

| ~~~~ISirvrcc .mie ctFbtlcn-cls

6,4 6- G£rhkIbk ^Z.1X. -.* - * * - * * - * - * . * . ....... ... 6, 4 4,6

IV. Naphth.0l-, ,md .nrhr. .... 3 2,5

V 9p.hcnd I,,dtphcnk. .12 6,9VI1. (.hc.. 10,4 6,3

29.4)2 |H31unated dcrji ,ic' f hdr-,,crhinv:

| A F4}{ogrlr-lklerl;.}rlv-fslt lz~lit h-lrlr~tsl 14,4 7,6

I hl-.ri.. tthhi. mud. .ii..rii. .h.i. 14,4 12y 2. (441m ..12,8 12

l ! ^ Umtm..tiiurilucd. .15,2 12f~~~~~~1 .... III.. 18,4 9,6

IV, lid .15 .4. 17.5 8,4\.\IidI Ivu.. 13,6 7,4

P.t RH -l-ecn te tltiutrrl < *X !?,d.m .,.m ....v .. .4 ..4..?..........-4.(skI,.1!fl 13,6 7,44.uIS.Iguil.mrcd 4i4144.4r444-'4 ii ii .iiu.............. hvd rim. mli4.. '14,4 7,6

3514

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X~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.15-a11.1rate or

ne;29.03 Sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated dcrivativc, of htdraarhInA. SuIphnatddenvan ... 12,8 7,1B. Nitrated and nitr,%aTcdl t-

II Other .1 2,8 7,1

(:. .Mixed di ivas,

1. Silph ahlge tdaded tiv. 11, Z 6,6II. Other . .12,8

29.04 Acyclic aIchoi and their halogenated. suIphonmted, nitrated or nitroiatedderivanvei

A. Saturated rn.lmhvdriMerha .I methvl h 14,4 13

II. PImpan- -,I(propyl alchol) and propan-2-oi (kiopropyl alcohol) 12 6,9eII. Butan-l and isom.., thureof:ty -Mcthdpropan-2-F (ter-bultr alchol) ,,,,,, 6,4 4,6b, 0hc .11............................................... 11 2 6,6

IV. Penta-omrIniyle-eohol)ad isers thcrcof 16 8

V. Other. 15,8 7,9nebydric.alcoholsUncarurated n.i ld

I Allyl ahl. .. 11,2 6,6

II. Other. 12 6,9

lcC. PsoN itakohl:

1I )ok. triolc and rtetraols. 16,4 13

IV. Other polyhydolsric alcoh...11. 2 6,6V. Halgenated. suiphonated. nitrate or nitr-ated dertative .cNochhvlsdric 14,4 7,6

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sionI2 3 4

29.05 Cyclic alcohols and their halogenated. sulphonated. nitrated or nitrosatedderivanves:

A. Cyclanic. cyclente and cycloterpcnie- :

1. Cyclhexanol. methylcyclohesanols and dimethyleyclohcxamols 16 8II. Menthol ................................................... 8,5

Ill. Sterols and inositols .......................................1......... 12 6,6IV. Other .... .................................................. 12 ,8 7,1

B. Aromatic:

1. Cinnamyl alcohol ........................... 10,4 6,3I1. Other .................. .......... ... 13.6 7,4

29.06 Phenols and phenol-alcohols:A. Monophenols:

I. Phenol and its salts.............................. 3,2 311. (resols- xyvlenils. and their saits..... 2,4 2,1

Ill. Naphthols and their salts.14,4 14................................ 14,4 14

IV.Other.13,6 7,4

B. Polyphenols:1. Res-rcinitl and its salts ............... 13,6 7,4

I1. Hydrequmnmone quinol .......................... 14,4 7,6111. Dhydroxynaphthalenrs and their salt . ......... ... ... 13,6 7,4

IV. 4,4l4 lsopropy tiidcicidrhcnlI 2 lbis(4-hvdro-sphenvl'priipane. his-Iltzll ~~~~~~~~~~~ .... .................. 96 6

V theirer ...................................1.. 2 6,9

C. Phenol-acohols. ...................... 14,4 7,6

29.07 Halogenated. sulphonated. nitrated or nirrosated deri-atines of phenols orphenol-alcohols:A. Haliigenaied deri.a...es.1 ....................... 6,9

B.SuIphonated deri ... .......... ...... ... .... ............s.. .... 14,4 7,6(. Nitrated and nitrosatiJ icrisati-es

I. Picnic -cid (!.46.rtriiitr-phcn-d). Icad stphnatc (1k.d trimitr-r -rcin-o-id,; trimtr-s0clnols amd their salts. 8 5, 3

11. l)initrocrcsols; tnnitr- -cresol.12 5................................ 12.8 12,5Ill. Othc . 14,4 7,61).Nixd eria.tists ............... 14,4 | 7,6

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Base RateHeading Descprios, rate of

..__ ,cnices--, sion

2 1 4 7

29.08 Ethers, ether-alcohols, ether-phenols, ether-alcohol-phenols, alcohol per-oxides and ether perexides. and their halogenated, sulphonated. nitratedor nitrosated derivatives:

A. Ethers:

1. Acdcf:3! Dithslether and dJihIr-deths] eer.174S 8,4h Other .13,6 7,4

11. lnic. cyclenic and ycotcrrpei 13,6 7,4

11l. Artatic:a) 4-teet-Burvl-3-methoxy-2,6-dinitror ..l.nc 4 10h D)phenyl ether 13,6 12c) Other .12,8 7,1

B. Erer-alkhols:1. Acyc1 8

II. Cyclic 11,2 6,6C. Ether-phenol and ether-acohol-phenols:

1. GuaiaCI potassium guaiacoislphonat. 15,2 11

11. Other 12 6,9

1). Alcohol peroxides and ether peroxides .11.2 6,6

29.09 Epoxidcs. eptvalcohols, cp<sxphenols and epo.xethers. with a three or fourmember ring, and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives

- 1-Chloro-2. 3-epoxypropane (epichlorhydrin ) 15,8 12

- Other 15,8 7,9

29.10 Aceuals and hemiacetals and single or complex oxvgen-function acetals andhemiacetals, and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated sr niternsated deriva-tives:

A. 2-(2-ts-rhvthy)rthyl 6-1propylpiperoimyl ethcr (pipcrtinyl butoide'o 10,4 6,3B. Other 14,4 5

29.11 Aldehydes, aldchyde-alcohols, aldehde-ethers, aldehyde-phenols and othersingle or complex o-ygen-funcrion aldehydes; cyclic polymers of aldehydes;paraformaldehydc:A. Acs'st al. ch. cs:

I. 1¾,rFirldclodclk nics<xhsnsb.i14,4 7,6

M1. ther.ldhy.d. I . ...... 15,2 7,8[V. Oth 12,8 7,1

3517

Base Raterate of

Heading escription_number es ription Dc.;s

2 3 4

29.11 ydetric Ba. Cyycldanice. cc. nd coterpni aldehydes 2 6,6 11,(,-td) 11,2 ~~~~~~~~~~6,6

yC. Aromatic aldhse,

1. Cinnamldehde.14,4 7,6811.Other .12, 7,1

cD.ol Aldhyde-akhis..12,8 7,1

Et. Al,dehyde-ee-hers laldehydphenos and other single or complex oxygen-

fuynction aldehdes:

1.hydressmetheny &-l ;i 'Ico lhyde1ddh'di) oxy hhydroxyi!-4-lidx"cthylemullm"lKiid. t 8

11()hcr.12 6,9eF. Cclicpolymealres of.fhydest

Triosame ... 14,4 7,611.O tehr 13,6 7,4

.(Polsferamaldchy de paraternutidehyde~ tlth!.c flirlittiriti .idctil dc).. 7,6

29.12 Halogenated, sulphonated. nitrated or nitrosated derivatives of products

falling within heading No 29.11 .12, 7,1

29.13 Ketones, ketonc-akohols. ketone-phenols. ketone-aldehydes, quinones.quinone-akohols. quinone-phenols, quinone-aldeydes and other singleor complex oxygen-function ketone and quvnone and their halogenatedsulphonated. nitrated or nitrosated derivatives:

A. Acyclic kecoemcs:

I. kInketones .11,2 6,6

II. Pulykesonc.. 96 6B. (yclanc. ccleniic nd ccliircrpenic ketones:

a Natural crude .,S 5,7b) tOther (natural refined and synthetic) .12,S 7,1

IL. Other. 12 6,9

C. Aromatic ketones:

1. Methyl naphthvl ketones (aceonaphthones) .11,2 1t

11 4-1'1u,i':;11 , t-li..lit l.ii. ..ic.) 13,6 7,4

Other.14,4 7,6

D. Ketone-alcohols and ketone-aldchydes:

1. Acyclic. cyclanic. cycle.nc and ,ycloterpenic

- 4-Hydroxy-4-methyLpentan-2-one (diacetonealcohol) 11,2 7

- Other 11,2 3

14,4 7,611. Aromatic..,

E. Ketone-phenols and other single or complex oxygen-funtion cetones 14,4 7,6F. Quinoncs. quinone-alcohols. quinone-phenrols quinone-aldehydes and

other single or complex oxygen-function quinone .13,6 7,4G. Halogenated suiphonated nitrated or nitrosated derivatives

12,8 7,1

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Base h

Rrate of!Rraec of

eadingy . 'onces CinntS

I 2 1 4

29.14 Monocauboxylic acids and their aibdrides, halides, pernxides andperacids, and theirlpohalogenated, suhonated, nitrated or nitrosatedderivatives:

A. Saturated acyclic monocarboxylic acids: 15,2 7,8I. Formic acid and its salts and esters .

II. Acetic acid and its salts and esters:

h) Salts of acetic acid:I. Pvrolignites (for example, of calcium).8 5,3

3. Cobalt acetate; ..11,2 114. Other .1 13.6 7,4

c) Esters of acetic acid:

I. Ethyl acetate, vinyl acetate, propyl acetate and isopropyl acetate 16 11,52. Muet)l.vl acetate, btyl acetate, isobutyl acetate, pentyl acetate

(amyl acetate), isopentyl acetate (isoamyl acetate) and glyscrolacetates. 152 7,8

3. p-Tolyl acetate. phcnylpropyl acetates. henzyl acetatw. rhodinslJcetate. santalyl autatnte atid the ac t.ate of phenylethane- .2-diol 10,4 10

4.Other .13,6 7,4Ill. Acetic anhydride ................................................ 16 8

IV. Acetyl halides .14,4 7,6V. Bromoaceic acids and their salts and esters. 1,4 8,6V]. Prnpionic acid and its salts and esters. 83 4,2VII. Butvrm acid and is-'twtyric acid andl their salts and esters .12 6 9

Vil. Va.ler- itasind it, i.....rs and their salts and esters 10,4 6,3

IX. Palmiric acid and its salts and esters:

a) Palmitic acid.... 5,7

b) Salts and esters of palmitic acid .12, 7,1

X. Stearic acid and its salts and esters: 9,6 6

a) Stearic acid.b) Salts and enters ,,f stearic acid: 10,4 6,3

I. Zinc tearate ifti magncwmmcsiurnlstear ..1 6

2. other ... 6,9Xl.Other .12, 7,1

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number Description conces-sion n

1 2 3 4

29.14 B. Unsaturated ayclic monsarhovlicaccids:conn(,td) I. Methacrlic acid and its salts and esters .............. ............... 13,6 7,4

II. Undecenoic acids and their salts and esters:a) Undecenoic acids ............. ................................ 10,4 5b) Salts and esters of undecenoic acids ................... .......... 12,8 7,1

Ill. Oleic acid and its salts and esters:

a) Oleic acid . ................................................... 9,6 6

b) Salts and esters of oleica cid .......... ........................... 12. 7,1IV. Other:

a) esal-2--4-iemeted ). rhi and,acrylie c .....acid......... 9,6 8

h) Other ......................................................... 12 10

C. yCclanic. cvclenic and cycloterpeni, monocarhosliey acids .............. 13,6 7,4

[). Aromantcmoncarboxlic acids:

1. Benzoic acid and its salts and esters .......... ...................... 136 7 4

II. Benzovl chloride ..... ..................... ................... 14,4 7,6

Ill. Phenyaceric acid and its salts and esters ........ .....................,2 7 8

IV. Other........................ 12,8 7,1

29.15 Polycarboxylic acids and their anhydrides. halides. peromides and peracids.and their halogenated, sulphonated. nitrated or nitrosated derivatives:

A. Acyclic polycarhoxylic acids:

1. Oxalic acid and its salts and esters .15,2 7,811. 'idi. d andth'ircsteers.......... .iilk).c.d.cstcrs . . 1,6 13

Ill. Maleic anhydride .12 6,9IV. Azc.aici,w id c.1ii .leiscl .siid theirsilts and estcr,:

aiAl,id ., , .J....... . 9,66rs azelkieab: Slt, nndo cir l ci daii dof I ..tid 12,8 6.

V. Other.10,4 6,3

B. Cyclanic. c-lenic and cyclyoterpenic polycarboxic acids. 6

(: Aroymatic piihcarii svlicacxids~L Phthli ahdrie.........4 ............3 ......................

iHTereiphth.licid and its sssalrsand-ldnd esters .. . 11,210

Ill. Other................. 14,4 13

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2_ .s 4~~~

29.16 Carboxylic acids with alcohol, phenol. aldehyde or ketone function andother single or complex txygen-function carboxylic acids and theiranhvdrides, halides. peroxides and peracids. and their halogenated sul-phonated. nitrated or nirrosated derivatives:A Car. o aids with alcohol function:

1. Lactic acid and its salts and esters ................................ 13.6 6,5I Malic acid and its salts and esters . 12 6,5[iTrnaric acid and its salts and esters:

.a) rude calcium tarta .. 7,2 5hI) Other .. 14,47,6

IV. Citric acid its salts and esters:a, citric aid.1. 15,2 13I) rude calcu. citrate. 56 4,1.

Other .16 8

V. Iconi, d and its slts .tttd rs. .. 18,4 8,6VI Ma..iilcpwltYIgh,,(illicid) .iitd its '.ilts .iod ctrrs. 16 8

\VI (holic acid .i I 'i-dihsdross-;tl-hsilaiii24-iic acid (dcoxslho-lic .-tid) *iiid their ,ltscsters.. ....10,4 6,3

VilI. Other:a) Acvclic .12 6,9Is (Ivclic ... 14,4 7,6

B. Carhos-lic acids with phenil function:1. Salis-,lic acidand()-acet lsilic i icid .iii1 thoir slt, aidcstcrs:

a) Salicylic acid ... t6. 8,2b) Salts of salicslic acid ..... 15,2 7,8c) Esters oif salicslic acid:

2. Other .14.4 7,6d) O.-Acct ls.lictli ailid it.. sits aiil -tes. 16,t 12

I1.Sulphossalicvlic acids and their salts and esters . .14.4 7,6Ill. 4-Hydroxyhenzoic acid and its salts and esters . .12,8 7,1[V. Gallic acid13.4.5-tnhvdroxvbenzoic acid) and its salts and esters:

Gallic acid (3.4,5-trihvdroxvbenzoic acid) ............... 11,2 6,6h) Salts and esters of gallic acid(314.5-trihydroxsbenzoic acids 13.6 7,4

V. Hydriixynaphthoic acids and their salts and esters. . 144 7,6VI. Other . .13,6 7,4

( .rlsixvh acids withaldehle ir ketiine function:

1. )ehvdrichiilic acid INN, .ind its sjIts .10,4 6,311. thyl acroacetate and its . ......... ........................... 16 8

Ill.Other .13,6 741). Other singlesr ciimplet o-gen-fui-ctiin carhoxyli d. ds .13,6 7,4

3521

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rateHeading Desciption

I~~~_

1'

lte ofCOtCS

on

3

29.19 Phosphoric esters and their salts, including lactophosphates. and theirhalogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or niterivrosated vatives:

A. ui!it'uliIisd riir iit gph' iisii, toriald it, slt''tsilvt ttc') tid k h-phti ....it 12 6,9

B. 'IFrthul rh-sphmttrs. triphens- ph-sphate. trit ulyi phosphates. trixylyljI'h khatrc and trh(-hlti.r..t..!.)plh...phatc ;...,. 6,6

C. Other .13,6 7,4

29.21 Other esters of mineral acids excludingg halides) and their salts, and theirhalogenated. sulphonated. nitrated or nitrosated derivatives:

A. Sulpnunc esters and carbonic esters and their salts and theirhalogenated, suphonated. nitrated or nitrosated derivatives .14,4 7,6

B. Other products:I. Fthy-el.n diJiitrmt, t-l gly- d initrm,. ......-ltiwll lhxlirt

gis ci. rl trinity iii. p.1 ts.icritritui t~trniuiritCtpt.titttritm' :and nx'di-dthyincdiriurite (di..d i.i..ri... 12 6,9

11. Other. 13,6 7w4

29.22 Amine-function compounds:A. Aivsii. mon-amines:

MI'th' Lmint. mllls~dl t Lw - thoai~illl*IIvtvrA~lt1,t2

II. Diethylamine and its salts .,8 5,7Ill. Other . 11.2 6,6

B. Ac.ydic ptlyaiminev1. Hexamethyicnediamine and it t ..s 12,8 7,1

I. Other . - 9,6 6

'.C~daw -X<-lani, ,nd. -Ali trenic mrz-da prwivariine,(: ~h..txlarn~ile. ....I.t;-d ndanditntinc.sidthyir s .ti 10,4 6,3

II. Other . .12,S 7,1

I.

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nember Description conces

sionI 2 3 4

29.22 I). Aromatic monowmins:I. Aniline and its halogenated. sulphonated. nitrated and nitrosareddervi-ves. and their salts. ......................................... 12.8 12

111. .V-ethl-N.2.4.-tetranitroaniline (tetryl) .6,4 4,6III. Toluidines and their halogenated. sulph-nated. nitrated a ISd

nitrosated derisatises. and their salts ....... ........................ 2 7,1IV. Xvlidines and their halogenated. sulphonated nitrated and

nitrosated derivatives, and their salts . . ..... 12 6,9V. D)iphenvlaminc and its halogenated. sulphinated. nitrated and

nitri-sated derivatives. and their salts:

! iicr;lan!ine(hiii ! ..w... ................. 6.4 4,6hls Other . . . 12, 7,1

VI. I-Naphthylamine and 2-naphthylamine and their halogenated.sulph-nated. nitrated and nitrrsated derwatvn-s. and their salts:a) 2-Naphthvlamine and its salts .................................. 11.2 6,6h! Other ..................................................... 12,S 7,1

VII. Other .................................12,3......................

E. Aromatic poulyamines:

I. Phlco-lcncdi;an iics and nicrl,-lrlrcnllelicnll~sniiocs(dilnili-ri icows).ndtlitir h~li gcn.tted. s II .I. d.t nitrt.dtl. id itr-msied deisi~tis,-s.

and thcir silts . ............................................... 11,2 6,6IL. Other ............................... ... 12,S 10

29.23 Single or complex oxygen-function amino-compounds:

A. Amino-alohols and their ethers and esters:

I '2-niii.ith:iiil (cth. i dl.iis'intl it .It ..112 6,611. Other.. .................... ..............2 ...................... ..7,1

B. Amino-naphrhlos and other amino-phenols; amin-arylethers. amino-ars-lesters:

1. Aiisidin.,s. dimethoxyliphenlvlsenediamines I.litnisislines;. phenetdind-s.itid their salts . .......... 14,41 7,6

II. Other . 10.............................................. 1 2.S 10C. Amino;alkehydes; amino-ktines; amino-quinones ....... ................ 12,S 7,1D. Amino-acids:

I. Lvsine and its esters, and their salts ....... ......................... 0,4 6 3

II. Sarcosine and its salts ................ ............................. 12 6,9III. (,Glutamic acid and its salts .. ....................................... 19 15

IV. (Gsclle....................................................... 11,2 6,6V. Other .......................... ............... 13,6 7,4

F. Amins-aci~ho.iphenoels 3amino-aid-phens-ks other single r -omplessgen-.un-tiin amin- mpunds .. ................................... 136 74

I

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~~~ ~~~~~~~2_ -

29.24 Quatcnarv ammonium salts and hydroxides; lecithins and other phospho-aminolipins:

A. leithims aid trher ph,phJohipin% . ................ ............S 5,7

B. O. ......................... 13,6 7,4

29.25 (o-ss.,nstfnOl cp'und:mide-functnunds o'f caronmic acid:A. .\ j

l. Asp.,racgc, s31a,a. Airagi. 11,2 6

h A~prapgie ,t 13,6 7,4

Ill Other 14,4 7,6

B. (C-icndes

I. tIrsan-a 4 INIrhe....dul .n 1,6 6

h oherr , ..2 I 69

1.Othle.13,:6(Irhrcli ande ¶5

Oth ..r. .... .. .... .... 13,67,4

29.26 (arboxyimide-functisn conspounds (including ortho benzoicsulphimide andits salts) and imnne-function compounds (including hexamethvlenctetramineand tnmecthvInetrnitraminc):A. d

I. 1I .1arin)'omimi.I "Sic 1d sicl, o"ic-slphimidc, sacc 16andI it, hsat..........................6,9

IOther .......................................................... ,6 7

O. I1.,1 .Aldiis.............. ............ 14,4 7,6

.N.ee-anne INN) .hamethlenterin. . ...... 14,4 14

Iwlesslhmdr- I. t.i- rmnscri ,.t.i-trj.tljili (Itsggto. trmrorthy k,,tri-....... ....... .................... .... ... 5,7

Other.. .. ...... .... 13,6 7,4

29.27 Nitnie-fun-ti,,n compounds .............. .......... .... 152 13

29.28 I)-- and az.;os-compsunds 128. 7,1

29.29 Organic derivatives if dazi hydroxlamine .................... 13,6 7,4

29.10 (Compounds with other nitrogen-functions...................... 13,6 13

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number Description Conces-

2 3 4

29.31 Organo-sulphur compounds:A. Xanthates .......................... .. 11,2 6,6

B. Other ............ 14,4 7,6

29.33 Orpnercury compounds ........................................... 13,6 7,4

29.34 Other rgano-inorpnic compounds:A. Organo-arsenic compounds . .... 13,6 7,4B. Ttethvl-ead ... 16 8

. Other .14,4 7,6

29.35 Heterocyclic compounds: nucleic acids:

y.e 2-Frrurldchsdc u(furftraldechvdc, furfwal, furfrol) and cnzofuran (cou-marone) .11.26,6

B. Ftrfuuyl allooho and tctrahydrofurf'ryl aich,,lo ...h............ .. 13,6 7,4C. Thiophen ............ 11,2 6,6D. Pyidine and its salts....8..t 5,3

E. Indl and 3-mcthyfindolc (skatole) and their salt ...................9,6 6

F. eEstcrseof nicotinic acid (INN), nikcthamidc (INN) and its salts ....... 11,2 6,6G Quinoline and its sal. 13,6 7,4H. Phenazon (INN) and,arnnophenazone (INN) (amidopyrin). and their

derisatise:I. Propyphcnazonc (INN) .................. 10,4 1011. Other .... 17,5 17

IJ. Nucleic acids and their sas .. 14,4 7,6K. 3-Picoline . ... 9,6 6

L. eDifbenzzoleazoI-2o-.!1dislrhide; hnzimida7c1.-2-thiI (mercaptoben-zirde-, hnbemzo7ldc-o-thiol (mcrcaptol'cnr7othiozle nd its salts 14,4 14

NI Sanm,,i......... ................... 8 5,3ns C...eriylcoumarins....ri-. and cth-lcim.l ...14,4 7,60. Ph-nlphthalli14,4 14

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sion1 2 3 4

29.35 P. 6-Allyl-6,-dihydro-51fdibenzllazcpini (azapetinc) and it, salts:rt"<S Atra-ine (ISO);

Chlordiazcpolidc (INN) and its calts;Chlorprothixenc (INN):Dextrorncthorphan (INN) and its salts;Diazinon (ISO);Halogcnatcd quinolinc-dcrivatises;Imipramini hydrochloride (INNM);Iproniazid (INN);Ketobemidone hydrochloridc (INNM);Naphazoline hydrochloridc (IN.M) and naphazoline nitrate (INNN);Phenindaminc (INN) and it, salts;Phentolamine (INN);Phenylbutazone (INN):Propazinc (ISO);Pyridostigminc bromide (INN);Quinolinc.rrbOsslic acid derivatiscs;Sima7inc (ISO,;Thcnalidinc (INN) and its tartratcs and malcates;Thiethylpcrazine (INN;Thioridazinc (INN) and it, salts;Tolazoline hydrochloridc (INNI) ............................. S,4 5,5

Q. Other ....................................................... 10,4 8

29.36 Sulphonamides ........................................................ 11,2 6,6

29.37 Suhoncs and sultams ..................................................... 13,6 7,4

29.38 Proviamins and vitamins, natural or reproduced by synthesis (includingnatural concentrates), derivatives thereof used primarily as vitamins, andintermixnis of the foregoing. whether or not in any solvent:

A. Pro-tamins. nmixed, whether or not in aqueous solution .71 4,9B. Vitamins, unmixed, whether not in aqueous solution:

1. Vitamins A. 45 35I1. Vitamins B2. B2. B,. B,2 and H. .................................... S 4,3

Ill. Vitamin B. .14,4 7,6IV. Vitamin C . .9,64

V. Other vitamins . .9,15

C. Natural contrates of vitamins:

I. N,6ural con-entrates of vitamins A + D . . 56 4,1I1. Other . .112 6,6

D. Intermixtures.w eather or not in any solvent; non.aqu-us solutionsof pr-oitamins or itamins .11,7 6,8

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Heading escri -xnption cs-

_.%

29.39 Hormones. natural or reproduced by synthesis. derivatives thereof, usedprimari as hormones; other steroids used primarily as hormones

A. Adrenaline 13,6 6,5

B. Insulin 12,3 6,5

C. Pituitry (antie)and similar hormones

1. Gonadorrophic hormones s,3 5,711. Other .12 6,9

1. Adren.l (,ortex) hormones:

I. Cirtisinc (INN) and hydrocortisone (INN), and their acetares;prednisime (INN) and prcdniilonc INN) .,. 5,7

II.Other .112 6,6

E. Other hormones and other steroids. 11,2 6,6

29.41 , Glycosides.natural or reproduced by synthesis, and their salts.ethers,esters and other derivatives:

A. igitalis g(i..os.9,6 6 6

B. GIvcrrhi7i, a8,8 and glvcyrrhi. 3 5,7

C. Rutir aid its Jerivatves .14,4 7,6

1. Other . 11,2 6,6

29.42 Vegetable alkaloids natural or reproduced by synthesis, and their salts.ethers, esters and other derivatives:

A. Of the opium group:I. flscbsi, salts.1.., 67,3

II. )rr.3,6 7,4

B. Of cnsh-.n 7,2 41 .tIieti qnine wice ............ ..........................

3527

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3528

rateHeading Description conces-

~ ~~~~ 4

29.42 . Other alkalod,(cont'd)

II. ( rincand its salts:

h) Other .............. ......................... 112 66III. Emenean d itsl................... .......................... 5,3IV. Fphcdrimes and thtrslts. 12,8 7,1

VII. Other. ................................................. ....... 8,4

29.44 Antibiotics:

A. Peniillins .16,8 8,2B. Chl"antpl-'i-l 1,4 0C. Other antibi ..s.......................... 85,3

29.45 Other organic compodnds ............................................... 16 10

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Rate of dutyHeading Description Autonomous Conventionalnumber T.

2 3 4

30.1I Organo-therapeutic glands or other organs. dried, whether or notpowdered; organo-therapeutic extracts of glands or other organs or oftheir secretions; other animal substances prepared for therapeutic orprophylactic uses, not elsewhere specified or included:

A. Glands or other organs, dried:1. Powdered ......... .................. S 5,3I1.Not powdered ........................ 6,4 4,6

B. Other:1. Of ht.i origin ........ ...3**... .5.7

11. Other........................15,7

30.02 Antisera; microbial vaccines, toxins, microbial cultures (including fermentbut excluding yeasts) and similar products:A. Antisera and vaccines ..................................... 9,6 6B. Microbial cultures .............. ... ........ . 13,67

C. Other ....... 11,2 6,6

30.03 Medicaments (including veterinary medicaments):A. Not put up in forms or in packings of a kind sold by retail: 20.3 89

1 Containing iodine or iodine compounds .............. ......

11Other:a) Containing penicillin, streptomycin or their derivatives:

1.Containing penicillin or its derivatives .........................13,2 6,32. Other ... ............. ...........

11,2 6,6Other ............... 7.8 5,2

B. Put up in forms or in packn.s of a kind sold by retail:

i. ContainiAg iodine or iodine compounds ............................96

1.ther:a) Containing penicillin. streptomycin or their derivatives ......... 17,6 6,3b) Other ..... ... ..... ....... ...... ... 10,4 6,3

30.04 Wadding, gauze, bandages and similar articles (for example, dressings,adhesive plasters, poultices), impr ated or coated with pharmaceuticalsubstances or put up in retail foe medial or surgical purposes.other than goods specified in Note 3.o this Chapter.. 11,2 6,6

30.05 Other pharmaceutical goods .. 12 6,9

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sion

31.02 Mineral or chemical fertilisers, nitrogenous:

B. Urea containing more than 45%, by weight of nitrogen of the dryanhydrous product. .. 12,8 11

31.03 Mineral or chemical fertilizer, phosphatic:B. Mentioned in Note 2(B) or C to, this Chapter 2,4 2,1

31.04 Mineral or chemical fertilisers. potassic:

B. Mentioned in Note 3 (B)to thisChapter 2,4 2,1

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Rateof

sion

32.01 Tanning extracts of vegetable origin: tannins (tannic acids), includingwater-extracted gall-nut tannin, and their salts, others. esters and otherderivatives:

A. Tanning extracts of vegetable origin:

Ill. Ofsumach, ofvallonia. of oak ofchestnut .......... 9 NB 5,8IV. Other

- Eucalyptus tanning extracts within thelimits of an annual tariffquota of250 tonnes 4 3,2

- Other 8 5,3

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Heading Descriptionconces-oncesnumber

~ ~ ~~~~~21

32.01 B. Other ........................................................ 8 3(cot'd)

32.03 Synthetic organic tanng bstanoi, and inorpnic tanning substances;tannng preparations wr not containing natural tannig ma-terials; enzymau preparations for pretaning (for example, of ezymanticpar8ant rbeaerl orsgi) .............. .............................. . 5,3

32.04 Colouring matter of vegetable includingg yewood extract and othervegetable dynnextracts, but ex indigo) or of animal origin:A. Colouring matter of vegetable origin:

II. Extracts of Persian berries and otn wo,d ..... ................4 37Ill. Litnus ........................................................ 2,4 2,1

IV. Other ....................................................... 5,6 4,1B. Colouring matter of animal origin ............ ......................... 8 5,3

32.05 Synthetic organic dyestuffs (induding pigment dyestuffs); synthetic organicproducts of a kind used as buuinophores products of the kind known asndiical bleaching agents, substantive to the fibre naaal uidigo:

B. Preparations mentioned in Note 3 to this Chapter .14 10C. Sy6,8etic organic products of a kind used as luminophores .1e;, 10D. Products of the kind known as optical bleaching agents, substantive

to the fibre ,5 .. 9S 6E Natural indigo .8,4 5,5

32.06 Colour lakes . 14 10

32.07 Othelucolouring matter; inorganic products of a kind used as uminophores:A. Other colouring matter:

,2 5ineral black, not elsewhere specified or included .72.

IL Soluble vandyke brown and similar products .7,2 5

111 Pigments based on zinc sulphide (lithoponcand the like) .9,6 9,5IV. Pigments based on titanium oxide .9,6 6V. Pigments based on lead, barium, zinc or strontium chromates:

a) Molybdenum red . 8.8 S 5,7b) Other ........ ....... ....... .....13,6 7,4

VI. Other:a) Magnetite .7 4,9b) Other .11,2 6,6

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Heading number Description conces-sion

L __~~~~~~~~~~411

32.07 B. Preparations mentioned in Noe Io this Chapter ..12,8 7,1(comt'd) 12 71

(. Inorganic prsits if a kind uIs s luin, phors 8 5,3

32.08 Prepared pigments, prepared opacifiers and prepared colours. vitrifiableenamels and glazes, liquid lustres and similar products, of the kind usedin the ceramic, enamelling and glass industries: engobes (slips); glass fritand other glass. in the form of powder. granules or flakes:

A. Prepared pigments, prepared pasfiers astdprepared colours 12 6,9

.B. Vitrifiablc enamels and glaizs............... 10,4 6,3C. Liquid lustres atd imilar products engohes (slips) ....... .. ....... 8 5,3D. Glass frit and other glass, in the form of powder, granules or flakes

4,8 . 3,7

32.09 Varnishes and lacquers; distempers: prepared water pigments of the kindused for finishing leather: paints and enamels; pigments dispersed in linseedoil, white spirit, spirits of turpentine or other media of a kind used in themanufacture of paints or anaels; stamping foils; dyes or other colouringmatter in forms or pckings of a kind slid by retail; solutions as defined byNote 4 to this Ciapter:

A. Varnishes and lacquers; distempers; prepared water pigments of the kind usedfor finishing leather; paints and enamels; pigments dispersed in linseed oil,shite spirit, spirits of turpentine or other media of a kind used in the mams-farsure of paints or enamels; solstions as defined by Note 4 to this Chapter:

1. Pearl essence . 12,J...18

II. Other . -- 12 10B. Stamping foils . . . 11.2 6,6C. )yes or sther colouring matter in forms or p3ckings of a kind sold 12,7129 7,1by retail

32.10 Artists, students' and signboard painters' colours, modifying tints, amuse-ment colours and the like, in tablets, tubes, jars, botdes, pans or insimilar forms or packings, including such colours in sets or outfits, ihor without brushes, palettes or other accessories .14.4 7,6

32.11 Prepared driers.. 11,2 6.6

32.12 Glaziers' putty; grafting putty; painted' fillings; non-refractory surfacingpreparations; stopping, sealing and similar mastics. including resin masticsa,nd cements. 72 5

32.13 Writing ink, printing ink and other inks:

A. Writing or drawing ink . 12 6,9B. Printing ink .112 6,6C. Otherinks. 12,3 7,1

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1zwl~~~q~t 1 Description conces-] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~sion

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~S I

33.11 Essential oik terpeneless or not), concretcs and absolutes; resin-ids;concentrates of essential oils in fats, in fixed oils, or in waxesor the like, obtained by cold absorption or by maceration; terpenicbv-produbcs of the detcrpenation of essential oils:

A. ss-ntial *s,nt tcrpclcs

IL )rhcr1(eramun. v,1fenlal; and lang-sang ,Ils 3. 2 2.7(Other- Eucalyptus oil .Free Fee ( )- Citronella, Jamaica rosewood (Amyris

balsamifera) or vetiver (Vetiveriazizanioldes) o ls .2.4 Free

- Other .......... ....................... 3.2 FreeB. R sential ,ils. tcrpenelcss:

1. coi-.rr.sfrut .12. 6,9

rher . 64 4,6

.( Rcsinids . .................... .................................. 4,1

D. cncentrate of essential ,,I, in fats. in fised oils. or in ssesor the like, obtained hs cold absorption or by macerarin ._.5.

E 1erpcn.lp p-ii o the deterpenation of essential oils.

11.04 MixsireS of two or more od-ifrer-us substances (natural or artificial)6.4 4,6

and mixtures including aIcoholic solutions) with a hasik of ine or moreif these substances. of a kind used as raw materials in the perfumers.food. drink ir other industries .......... 5,3

31.06 Perfumery, cosmetics and toilet preparations; aqueous dioillatesand aqueous solutions of essential oils, including such products suitablefor medicinal uses:

A. lerfumnsr. -osmeri-s nid twilet preparations1. Sh.isng cre-n. ..t 7, 1

I ther .1 1. 66,B. Aqueous distillates and aqueous olutions ot essential oils, including

such prsduits suitable ftr medicinal uses . .A 6

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.,6,r

Bserate

Rfceof

ccnces-sion

34.01 o Snap: organic surface-active products and preparations for use as soap,in the form of bars, cakes or moulded pieces or s,apes. whether or not 12 6,9combined with soap .

14.02 Organic surface-active agents: surface-active preparations and washingpreparations, whether or not containing soap ............................... 12 6,9

34.03 Lubricating preparations, and preparations of a kind used for oil orgrease treatment of textilees, Iather oe othcr materials. but not includingpreparations containing 7o% r more by weight of petroleum ools tr ofoils obtained from bituminous minerals:

ngt~hr6 4,6A sning lebioleum oilsor ob.iinelO-mom bituminous mm.,imiseral..6,4

B. O 6 4 4,6.04 Artificial waxes (including water-sisusle waxes). prepared W3xes§ not

emulsified or containing -Nen . .......................................... J5,314.05 Polishes and creams, for fostwear. furniture or floors. metal polishc.

scouring powders and similar preparations, hut excluding prepared waxss 9,6 6failing within heading No 34.04 ..........................................

44.0( Candles. taper, night-lights and the like ................................... 12,8 7,1

14.07 Modeling pastes (including those put up for children's amusement Jdassorted modelling pastes': preparations of a kind knswn as "dental wax-Or as "dental impression csmptunds". in plates, horseshoe shapes. sticksand similar f rms.

10,4 6,3

3535

60

3536

Ba_ _ _______ ____ r,~~~~~~~~~~Mse TR1lrate of

~~~~~~~~sion

3l.03 Gelatin (including gelatin in rectangles. whether or not coloured orsurface-worked) and gelatin derivatives: glues derived from bones, hides,nerves, tendons or from similar products and fish glues: isinglass:

A. Isinglass .8 5,3

35.04 Peptones and other protein substances (excluding enzymes of heading No 35.07)and their derivatives; hid powder, whether or not chromed .................. 8 5,3

35.06 Prepared glues not eclswherc specified or included: products suitable foruse as glues put up for sale by retail as glues in packages not exceeding anet weight of kg:

A. Prepared glues nt rve-herc Specified ir included:

I. Vegetable glies:a) Obtain-d fr-m narurdl guni. .,8 5,7h! Other .15,2 7,8

II. Other gluc ..12.8 7,1

B. Products suitable for use as glues put up for sale hl ret.il as gluesin packages n-t exceeding a net -eught if kg .15,2 7,8

35.07 Enzymes; prepared enzymes nuc elsewhere specified or included .....

10,4 63

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36.01 Propellentpowders:A. Black powder (gun powder) . .......................................... 6,4 4,6B. Other ........................................................... 8,8 5,7

36.02 Prepared explosives, other than propellent powders ....... ................... 12,8 7,1

36.04 Safety fuses; detonating fuses; percussion and detonating caps:igniters; detonators:

A. Safety fuses; detonating fuses 9,6 6B. Other .19,2 8, 7

36.05 Pyrotechnic articles (for example. fireworks, railway fog signals, amorces,.rain rockets):

A. Amorces in strips or rolls for lighters,. -.i;ners' lamps and the like.4 10.4 6,3B. Other ............................................... 11,2 6,6

36.06 Matches (excluding Bengal matches) ............ ........................... 11,2 10

36.08 Fcrro-oeroum and other pyr)phuric alloys lein all forms; articicsof combustible materials:A. Fvono-..umaaod thnr pyroformsrm.. .,lUysm all ris...................... 9,6 6B. Other ...... ................... ........... ........ 15,2 7,8

3537

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___ 1

Raieof

conces-sion

Photographic plates and film in the flat, sensitised, unexposed, of anymaterial other than paper, paperboard or cloth.

Film in rolls, sensidised, unexposed, perforated or not:

A. Of a with fIS wr less:

1. Nicrofilm; film for radiographl and the graphic art..

11. Other.B. Of a width of more than 3. mm.

Sensitised paper, paperboard and cloth, unexposed or exposed hut notdeveloped.

Sensitised plates and film, exposed but not developed, negative or positiveA. Cinematograph film:

11 Other positives .1.

Plates, unperforated film and perforated film (other than cinematographfilm), exposed and developed. negative or positive:A. Microfilm. .. ..

B. OtherCinematograph film, exposed and developed, whether or notincorpurating .ound track r consisting only sf sound track.negative or positve:A. (onsiuting onty Mf sound track..- Negatives and intermediate positives.......- other positives ... ........... 1

B. Other:

11. Other positivesa) Ne-sreels.1

h) Other, of a width uf1. Less than (O mm .

2. I) mm .r mor Kle.ss han 34 mm . 2

3. 34 mm or mn-r bwt less than 54 mm..

4. 54 mm or more.

Chemical products and flash light materials, of a kind and in a formsuitable for use in photography

13,6

12,S

12,8

14,4

52trs

4

7,4

7,15,37,1

7,6

70E14i1) etres

3,25,3

Free Free1.52cUA ?Ss0.91 EUAper 100m per 100m

.57E-A t4.075WupA,r n..0 r,-.

0.32 A P.('28 Fl perlih) mtr-s i

;80 ApVrA .6O .': perli1i 'ieitis' 111(1 mu s20 'sp !a1.9Ojl'\ pit

i1, n r Wer-e4 A 2.60'\ rer

001 metre. I(\O mctri"

9,9 6

37.01

37.02

37.03

37.04

37.07

37.08

(AB)

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Heading number Description conces-sion

j I I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~38.01 Artificial graphite; colloidal graphite, other than suspensions in oil:

A. Artificial graphite:

1. In immediate packings of a net capacity of kg or les.................. 6,4 4,6It Other ................ .........-............................. 4,6 3,6

B. Natural or artificial colloidal graphite ....................... 5,6 4,1

38.03 Activated, carbon; activated natural mineral products: animalblack, including spent animal black:

A. Activated carbon ........ ............................................ 10 4 6,3

B. Activated naturil mineral produts .................................... . .5,7

C. Animal black. including spent animal black ............................. 56 4,1

38.05 Tall oil:

B. Other .............................. 5,6 4,1

38.06 Concentrated sulphite lye ..................- .......................... 7,2 5

38.07 Spirits of turpentine (gu, wood and sulphate) and other terpenic soventsproduced by the distilatus or other treatment of coniferous woods;crude dipentee; sulphite turpentine; pine oil (excluding "pine oils' notrich in terpineol):

B. Spirits of sulphate turpentine; cruJe dipentene. ....................... ... 4 3,2

C. Other ... ..... ............... ................ .. 4,8 3M7

3S.08 Rosin and resin acids, and derivatives thereof other than ester gumsincluded in heading No 39.05: rosin spirit and rosin oils:

B. Rosinspiitsandr nsin ..................................... 4,83,7

C. Other ................ ........... 6,4 4,6

38.09 Wood tar: wood tat *ils 'thurr than the composite solvents and thinness fallingwithin heading No 39.13.I wood crcosote; Wood naphtha; acetone oil: vegetablepitch of all kinds; bree-er pitch and similar compounds based on rosin or onvexetahie pitch: foundrq core binders based on natural rcsinous products:

A. Wood tar .... . 2,4 2,1

B. Other

- Wood naphtha ............ 12,8 7,1

- Other .6,4 4,6

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Headingnumber Description. Conces-s rn Sion

- 4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~38.11 Disinfectants, insecticides, fungicides, rat poisons, herbicides, anti-sprouting

products, plant-growth regulators and similar products, put up in formsor packings for sale by retail or as preparations or articles (for example,sulphur-treated bands, wicks and candles, fly-papm):A. Sulphur put up in forms for sale by retail or in immediate packings

ofa net capacity of I kg or less. 7,2 7

B. Preparations based copper compounds. 6,4 4,6C. Plant-growth regulats 14,4 7,6D. Other. 9,6

38.12 Prepared glazings, prepared dressings and prepared mordants. of a kindused in the textile. paper, leather or like industries:

A. Prepared gla7ings d prcpd Ir.ssings:11. Other. 8'5,7

B. Prepared mordants.11,2 6,6

38.13 Pickling preparations for metal surfaces; fluxes and other auxiliarypreparations for soldering, brazing or welding; soldering. brazing orwelding powders and pastes consisting of metal and other materials:preparations of a kind used as cores or coatings for welding rods andeectrodes

A. Pickling preparations for metal surfaces; soldering, bracing or weldingpowders a,6 pastes consisting of metal and other materials. 11 2 66B. Preparations of a kind used as cores or coatings for welding electrodes

and rods. 5,6 4,1C. Other 7,2 5

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Base Raterate of

iisn__

38.14 Anti-knock preparations. oxidation inhibitors. gum inhibitors. viscosityimprovers anti-corrosive preparations and similar prepared additives formineral oils:

A. Anti-kiock preparations based on tetraethyl-lead (etrhyl fluid) .13 7,2B. Other:

1. For lubricants:a) Containing petroleum oils or oils obtained from bitumino-u

minerales . . 53biOther .9 5,8

I1 Anti-knok preparations hmsd on retramerhlld. on ethslmeths-lead or on mixtures of tetrathyl-lc and retramethdl-Irad 9 5,8

Ill. Other . .9 5,8

38.18 Prepared rubber accelerators. 104 6,3

38.16 Prepared culture media for development of micro-organisms.

38.17 Preparations and charges for fire-extinguishers: charged fire-extinguishing 12 6,9grenades.

38.18 Composite solvents and thinners for vanishes and similar products .11,2 6,6

38.19 Chemical products and preparations of the chemical or allied industries(including those consisting of mixtures of natural products), not else-herespecified or included: residual products of the chemical or allied industries.not elsewhere specified or included: 5,6 4,1A. Fuse t. dippel's oil .4 3,2B. Naphthenic acids.

C. Water-insoluble salts of naphthenic acids; esters of naphthenic acids t. 5,3D. Petroleum sulphonates. excluding petroleum sulphonates of alkali

metals. if ammonium or of ethantolamines: thiophenated sulphoni,acids of oils obtained from bituminous minerals, and their salts 8,8 5, 7

E. Mixed alkvlbenzenes and mixed alkvinaphthalen s. 10,4 6, 3F. Ion ex-hangers

1. Based in sulphonated carbon, ir if natural minerl suhst-ii..C 7,2 511.Other .11,2 6,6

C. (atalvs . 11,2 6,6

H. Getters for vacuum tuhes. 96 6

11..t.gglomnert3d mixture of metal .arbides 5, 3

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I_

42 1 _, 21

38.19 K. Refracto c-ments, mortars and similar cssmositions 3,2 2,7L. Alkaline iron oxide for the purificatiosn o gas 7,2 5

N. Carbonaceous pates for electr s 8... 5,3N. Accumulator mpstds based on cadmium oxide or nickel 12 6,9

hydroxide.

0. Carbon (other than that falling within subheading 38.01 A) in metal-graphite or other compounds, in the form of small plates, bars or othersemi-manufacrures .4,8 3,7

P. Preparations knowi as "liquids for hydraulic transmission" (for example.hydraulic brake fluids) not containing or containing less than 70";by weight of pNtrolcum oils or )ils ,btaised from bituminous minerals 12,8 7,1

Q. Found8y core hinders based on synthetic resins .12, 7,1R. Anti-rust preparations containing amines as active elements. 12,8 7,1S. Chemical elements referred to in Nste 2 (g) to this Chapter .14,4 7,6U. Other .14,4 7,6

3542

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B. Adhesive strips of a width not exceeding 10 cm, the coating of whichconsists of unvulcanised natural or synthetic rubber

C. Other:1. Phenoplasts:

a) In one of the forms mentioned in Note 3 (a) and (b) to thisChapter

b) In otherformsII. Aminoplasts:

a) In one of the forms mentioned in Note 3 (a) and (b) to thisChapter.

b) In other forms.

39.01

Baserate

Rateof

concess-sion

12

10,4

1212,8

1213,6

6,9

6,3

6,97,1

6,97,4

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Description concession-,,_

39.01 C. III. Alkyds :nd other polyesterscott'd) - In the form of plates, lsheets, fiLms,foiL

or strip ............ .................... 16 13- Other .................................... 16 8

IV. Polyamides .. 16 8

V. Polyurethanes.... 17,6 8,4

VI. Silicones ............. ............................. 17,6 8,4VII. Other . 14,4 7,6

39.02 Polvmerisation and copolymerisation pr,ducts (for example. polyethylene.polytetrahaloetyylenes. polyisobutvlene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride,polyvinyl acetate, polyvinyl chloroacetate and other polyvinyl derivatives.polyacryyic and polymethacrslic derivatives, coumarone-indene resins):

A. Ion exchangers. ................................... .................. 14,4 7,6B. Adhesive strips of a width not exceeding 10 cm. the coating of which

consists of unvulcanised natural or synthetic rubber. 10,4 6,3

C. Other:

1. Poliethelene:a) In one of the forms mentioned bn Note 3 (a) and (h) to this

Chapter . 16 12, 5b) In other forms ...... 18,4 12,5

II. Polytetrahaloethylenes ... 14,4 12, 5

Ill. PolysUlphohaloethylenes . .... 18,4 12,5IV. Polypropylene . .18,4 12,5V. Polyisoburvlene . ... 18,4 12, 5

VI. Poyystyrene and copolvmers of styrene:a) In one of the forms mentioned(in Note 3 (a) and )b) to thisChapter .16 12,5

l) In tther forms,.. ..18 4 12, 5

VlI. Polyvinyl chloride:a) In one of the forms mentioned in Note 3 (a) and (b) to this

Chapter ......... 16 12, 5b) In other forms ..... 18,4 12, 5

Vil. Polyvinmlidene chloride; ycopolymers of vinwIidene chloride Withvinyl chloride. ,2 .151 2,5

X. Copolymers of vinyl chloride with v16,8 acetate..... 12.5

Xi,Poltvinyl alcohols acerals and ethers.13.6 12,5

XII. Acrylic polymers. methacrylic rylpolyters yland aclo-merhacriccopol mers.16,8 12,5

XIV. Otherc pilvmerisation or opolymerisation products:aIs on f the fore, me(aioned (b)Not, 3 a.) and )h 6,o this 1 8 12,5(hapter. . 1 6,8

b) In otherforms .18,4 12, 5

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HeadingBase Raterate of

riptionconcession

Regenerated cellulose; ccflulosc nitrate, cellulose acetate and other cel-lulose esters, cellulose ethers and other chemical derivatives of cellulose.plas,icised or ;n.tvlcfor example, collodions. celluloid): ukanised fibre:

A. Adhesive serip, of a width not exceeding 10 cm. thc coating of whichcousists of unvulcanised natural or synthetic rsbber ....................

B. Other:

1. Regenerated cellulose:a) Expanded. fiam or spongs. .....................................

hi Other:1. ,Sheets, film *r strip. ciled ur not. of a thickness of less

than (0 5 mm .... ..................................

O.Other ......... ....................................ci Wavte and crap ... ....................................

11. Cellulose nitrates:

.) Not plasrstiscd:

2. Other ... .......................... ........

hi Plwsricised:1. Wito s)mphor or otherwise (for example. cellulsidl:

aa! Film in o rasiy, r in trips, for cinematwgrtph, orphotographs .....................................

hh) Other ....... .............. .. ........

2. Waste and s.rap ..........................................

111. Cellulsse acetates:a! Nwt plasrircised: ................................

hi llasticised;I..Prdut known as molding powders ......... ........

2. Film in rolls *r is strips, for cinematography orph graph. ....

3. Sheets, oilm or strip c-iled or not, sf a thickness of lessthas 0`5 mm ..............................................

4. Other:aa) Waste and scrap ....

bb) Other .........................................

IV. Other cellulose esters:a) Not plastscis d ... ......... ......... ........... ...

hi Plasticidl:I. Prsdu-ts kn,wn is moulding powders . ..

2. Film an rolnsmatog ir sn strips. for cimenssgraphy rphstgrph. .... ................. ........

3l Sheren. filma or i STrip. coilee or ot. of thckness of l-ssthan &-. ms............. ..

4. Otheraa Wste sto scrip ......... .

ih: (ther ... ..

10,4

17,6

18,4

1210,4

9,6

12

13,6

11,2

15,2

12

10,4

15,2

11.213,6

11,2

9.6

11.2

12,8

8,811,2

6,3

8,4

136,96,3

6

6,97,46,6

7,8

6,9

6,313

6,67,4

6,6

6

6,6

7,1

5,7

6,6

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39.0

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aseniflse Raterate of

ngnumber.l.,l conces-.ion

1 4t1

39.03 .B V. Cellulose ethers and other chemical derivatives of cellulose:oi 't d) a) Not plasticised:

1.tErhylcellulose .12 6,92. Other.15,2 7,8

b) Plasticised:I. Waste and scrap 12,8 7,12. Other:

a2) Eyhcvlellolsse.bb) Other .18, 7,1

VI. Vulcanised fibre .. 1 6 8

39.04 Hardened proteins (for example, hardened casein and hardened gelatin) 8 5,3

39.05 Natural resins modified by fusion (run gums), artificial resins obtainedby'ester fication of natural resins or of resinic acids (ester gums): chemicalderivatives of natural rubber (for example. chlo,inated rubber, rubberhydrochloride, oxidised rubber. cycl,sed rubber):

A. Rungums.3,3 5878B. Other .11,2 6,6

39.06 Other high polymers, artificial resins and artificial plastic materials,including alginic acid, its salts and esters; linoxynA. Alginic adid and its salts and esters . 7,2 5

B. Other. i6 12

39.07 Articles of materials of the kinds described in headings Nos 39.01 to 39.06:

A. Of regenerated cellulose .I 4 .818,, 6

B. Of vulcanized fibre .12 6,9

C. Of hardened proteins .112 6,,6

D. Of chemical derivatives of rubber ..11 ,2 66

E. Of other materials:I. Spools, reels and similar supports for photographic and cinemato-graphic film or for tapes, films and the like falling within headingNo 92.12 . 5,38

11. FaII and hand screens, non-mechanical: frames and handles thereforand parts of such frames and handles .s 8,5 5,6

Ill. Corset busks and similar supports for articles of apparel orclothing accessories .7 4,9

IV. Other 17,6 8, 4

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Base RateHeading rate of

number ~ I)-~Description concession CC~':%CSw

40.02 Synthetic reubulc latex pr-vtikanised synthetic;rubber latex: syntheticrubber: facticc derived from oils:

Ae Factico derivJd from *ils ............................................ 4 3, 2

B. Prdu-ts modified by the oncorporation *f artificial plastic materials .5 3,8

40.05 Plates, sheets and lctrip, of unvukanised natural or synthetic rubber, otherthan smoked sheets and crepe sheets of heading No 40:01 or 40.02;vranules of unsulcanised natural or synthetic rubber compounded readyfor vulcalcisation; unvukanised natural or synthetic rubber, compoundedbeforeu or alter coaglation either with carbon black (with or without theaddition of mineral oil) or with silica (with or without the addition ofmineral oil,, in any form. of a kind known as masterbatch:

A. Rubber compounded with carbon black or with silica (masterbatch) 3 2,5

B. Granules of natural or synthetic rubber compounded ready for,ulcanisati~n....... ................ ..

..............5~~~~~~~~~~~~~s,5 2,5

C. Other............................................ 42,5

40.0lc6 Unvuanised natural or syn,hetilurngber. inch"di rubber latex, in otherforms or states (for example, rods.ofiles and prilk shapes, solutions anddispersions): vrticles of un'ulcanised natural or synthetic rubber (forexample. coated or impregnated textile thread: rings and discs):

A. Soluetions and disprsions ............................................. 7 2,5B. Other .............................,5...........5.... 2,5

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Headingescription concess-number I2sz-nltirn vinsign

II

Vukanised rubber thread and cord, whether or not textile covered, andtextile thread covered or impregnated with vukanised rubber:

A. Vukanised rubber thread and cord, whether or not textile covered .........

B. Textile thread covered or impregnated with vukanised rubber ..........

Plates, sheets. strip, rods and profile shapes. of unhardened Iukanisedrubber:

A. Plates. sheets and strip:

1. Of expanded. foam r pmilge rubber ..............

11. Other ...................................

B. Rods and profile shapes. .....................................

Piping and tubing. of unhardened vukanised rubber .................

Rubber tyres. tyre cases, interchangeable tyre treads, inner tubes and tyreflaps. for wheels of all kinds:

A. Soiid or cishion tres and interchangeable tyre treads ..................

B. Other. ..................................................

Hygienic and pharnaceutical articles (including teats), of unhardenedvukanised rubber. with or without fittings of hardened rubber ................

Articles of apparel and clothing accessories (including gloves), for all

purposes of unhardened vulcanised rubber:

A. Gloves, including mittens .............................................

B. Articles of apparel and clothing accessories ......................... ...

Other articles of unhardened sulcanised rubber:

A. Of expanded, foam or sponge rubber ....... .....

B. Other .........................

Hardened rubber (ebonite and vulcanite), in bulk, plates, sheets, strip,rods, profile shapes or tubes; scrap, waste and powder, of hardenedrubber:

A. In bulk ir blocks, in plates, heets or strip, in rods, profile shapes-rtubes ... .................................................

Articles of hardened rubber (ebonite and vukanite) ...........................I

6,25,3

5,8

40.07

40.08

40.09

40.11

40.12

40.13

40.14

40.15

40.16

10

8

976

7

7'.

9

10

8

10

S

6

4

7,5

4,94,4

4,9

5,15,8

3,0

5,36,2

5,34,4

3,2

2,53548

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conces-sion

41.02 Bovine cattle leather (including buffalo leather) and equine lather, exceptleather falling within heading No 41.06 or 41.08:

A. Fast India kip, whole, whether or not the heads and legs have beenremoved, weighing each not more than 4.5 kg net, not further preparethan vegetable tanned, whether or not having undergone furtherpreservative treatment with oil, but obviously unsuitable for immediateuse in themanufacture of leather jrtadr............................ : Free Free

B.Other (NB)Bovine cattle (including buffalo) skins notfurther prepared than chrome-tanned, in the Freewet blue state 8

Other 8 7

41.03 Sheep and lamb skin leather, except leather falling within heading No4 1.06 or 41.08:

B. Other:1. Not further prepared than tanned ...................... ..........3 2, 5

II. Other ...5 ..............................................3,841.04 Goat and kid skin leather, except leather falling within heading No

41.06 or 41.08:

B. Other:

I. Not further prepared than tanned ............ ....................... 3,5 2,9II. Other ..................................................... 53,8

41.05 Other kind of leather, except leather falling within heading No 41.06or 41.08:B. Other:

I. Not further prepared than tanned ................................... 4 3,2II.Other ...................................................... 4,5 3,5

41.06 Chamois-dresed leather ................................................. 53,8

41.08 Patent leather and imitation patent leather: metallised leather .5 3,8

41.10 Composition leather with a basis of leather or leather fibre, in slabs, insheets orin rolIs. ........................................................

5 3,8

3549

74

3550

Base RateHeading Description rate ofconces-numbersion

42.01 Saddies, and harness, of any, material (for example, saddles. harness.collars, traces, knee-pads and boots). for any kind of animal .......... 95,8

42.02 Travel goods (for example, trunks. suit-cases, hat-boxes. travelling-bags.rucksacks). shopping-bags. handbags. satchels, brief-cases, wallets, purses,

toilet-cases. tool-cases, tobacco-pouches sheaths, cases, boxes (for example.for arms, musical instruments, binoculars, jewellery, bottles. collars.

footwear. brushes ) and similar containers, of leather or of compositionleather, of vulcanised fibre, of artificial plastic sheeting. of paperboardor of textile fabric:

A. Of artificial plastic sheeting ......................... 15

B. Of other materials.......................... 7.5 5,1

42.03 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, of leather or of composition

leather:

A. Articles of apparel ........................... 7

B. Gloves. including mittens and mitts:

I. Protective, for all trades....................... 13 10

II. Special. for sports......................... 11 10

Ill. Other................................. 10,5 10

C. Other clothing accessories ........................ 7.5 7

42.04 Articles of leather or of composition leather of a kind used in machinery

or mechanical appliances or for other industrial purposes:

A. Conveyor or transmission belts belting ....5 3,8......

B. Other ................................ 5,3

42.05 Other articles of leather or of composition leather............... 7 4

42.06 Articles made from gut (other than silk-worm gut), from golbeater'sskin,from bladders orfromtendons..........6 ......4,4

Headingnumber

Baserate

- 75 -

Rateof

conces-sion

2Description43.02 Furskins. tanned or dressed. including hrskins assembled in plates. crosses

and similar forms: pieces or cuttngs. of- fhrskin. tanned or dressed.including heads, paws. tails and the like (not neing fabricated):A. Furskins, tanned or dressed. including furskins assembled in plates.

crosses and similar forms ............................................. 4,5 3,5S. Pieces or cuttings. (of fusrkin. tanned or dressed. including heads. paws.

tails and the like (not being fabricated) .............................. .3,5 2,9

43.03 Artick of furskin:A. Of a kind l, -ed hm lant .....................

n 7 4,9B. Other . ... 9,5 6

43.04 Artificial fur and articles made thereof ............. 9 5,8

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Wood charcoal (including shell and nut charcoal), agglomerated or not .........

Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of its bark or merely rougheddown:

A. Poles of coniferous wood, injected or otherwise impregnated to anydegree. not less than 6 m nor more than 18 m in length and witha circumference at the butt end of more than 45 cm but not more than90 cm .. ............. .... .................

Wood sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled. but not further prepared, of athickness exceeding 5 mm:

B. Coniferous wood. of a length of 125 cm or less and of a thickness ofless than 12.5 mm ...

Railway or tramway sleepers of wood:

A. Injected or otherwise impregnated to any degree ...

B. Other . ........................................................

Hoopwood; split poles: piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but not sawnlengthwise: chipwood: drawn wood: pulpwood in chips or particles: wood shav-ings of a kind suitable for use in the manufacture of vinegar or for the clarifica-tion of liquids: wooden sticks, roughly trimmed but not turned, bent or otherwiseworked, suitable for the manufacture of walking-sticks, umbrella handles,toolhandles or the like:

A. Drawn wood ..... ...

B. Pulpwood in chips or particles . ....

C. Wooden sticks, roughly trimmed but not turned. bent orotherwise worked, suitable for the manufacture of walking-sticks.umbrella handles. tool handles or the like.

D. Other.

Base Raterate of

conces-

12 3 4

6,5

3

5

53

6

4

3

4

Free

2,5

3,8

3,82,7

4,43,2

2,53,2

44.02

44.03

44.05

44.07

44.09

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2

44.11 Fibre building board of wood or other vegetable material.whether or not bonded with natural or artificial resins orwith either organic binders ..............................................

44.12 Wood wool and wood flour .

44.13 Wood (including blocks, strips and friezes for parquet or wood blockflooring, not assembled). planed, tongued, grooved, rebated, chamfered.V-jointed, centre V-jointed, beaded. centre-beaded or the like, but notfurther manufactured.

44.14 Wood sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled but not further prepared, of athickness not exceeding 5 mm: veneer sheets and sheets for plywood, ofa thickness not exceeding 5 mm:

A. Small boards for the manufacture of pencils (a) .

B. Other .

44.15 Plywood. blockboard. laminboard. battenboard and similar laminatedwood products (including veneered panels and sheets): inlaid wood andwood marquetry ;

- Within the Limits of an annual quota OT600,000 cubic metres of plywood of coniferousspecies, without the addition of other sub-stances:- Of which the faces are not further prepared

than the peeling process, of a thicknessgreater than 8.5 mm, or

- sanded, of a thickness greater than18.5 mm

- Other ........ ....... . ..........

44.16 Cellular wood panels, whether or not faced with base metal .

44.17 "Improved" wood. in sheets, blocks or the like.

44.18 Reconstituted wood, being wood shavings. wood chips, sawdust, woodflour or other ligneous waste agglomerated with natural or artificial resinsor other organic binding substances. in sheets, blocks or the like ................

44.19 Wooden beadings and mouldings. including moulded skirting and othermoulded boards ......... ...........

44.20 Wooden picture frames, photograph frames, mirror frames and the like

44.21 Complete wooden packing cases, boxes, crates, drums and similar packings:

A. Wholly or partly of plywood. blackboard. laminboard. battenboard orsimilar laminated wood products (including veneered wood panels andsheets) .......................................................

B. Other:

I. Of fibre building board ...........................................

II. Other ..........................................................

(a)Entryunderthissubheading is subjectto conditions to be determined by thecompetent authorities

Base Raterate of

conces-sion

3 4

i1

5

5

77

1313

5

4

12

7,5

7,5

12

1410

10

3,8

4

Free

6

Free

10

3,8

3

10

3

5,1

6,9

7,57,5

3553

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conces-sion

1 2 3 1

44.22 Casks. barrels. vats, rubs, buckets and other coopers' productsand parts thereof, of wiod, including staves:

A. Riven staves of wood not further prepared thon sawn (nonelrincipaisurface;sawn staves of wood, of which at least one principal surface has been cylin-drically sawn, not further prepared than sawn . 3,5 , 29

B. Other .5,5 4,1

44.23 Builders' carpentry and joinery (including prefabricated and sectionalbuildings and assembled parquet flooring panels):A. Shuttering for concreru coostnictitnal work .5,5 4, 1B. Other:

I. Of fibre building board .14 7,5II Other .7 6

44.24 Household utensils of wood. , 75 3

44.25 Wooden tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broom and brush bodies andhandles: boot and shoe lasts and trees, of wood:A. Handles for articles of cutlery, forks and spoons; brush bodies.

F,5 4,6

44.26 Spools, cops, bobbins, sewing thread reels and the like, of turned wood:A. Reels for sewing thread and the 5ike .3,S 2,5B. Other .. 8 2,5

44.27 Standard lamps, table lamps and other lighting fittings, of wood: articlesof furniture, of wood, not failing within Chapter 94; caskets, cigaretteboxes, trays, fruit bowls. ornaments and other fancy articles, of wood;casestlfor cudery, for drawing instruments or for violins, and similarreceptacles, of wood: articles of wood for personal use or adornment, ofa mald norisily carried in the pocket, in the handbag or on the person;parts of the foregoing articles, of wood:A. Of fibre building board. 14 5B. Other. 7 6

44.28 Other articles of wood:

A. Foundry moulding patt5rns .3,S 2,9B. Blind rollers, whenoer or mit fitted with s6,5ngs 4,6C March swoonts. --oden pegs or pins for footwear 6 4,4I. Other:

I. Of fibre building board 14 7,5II. Other 7 4,9

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Headingnumber

Baserate

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Rateof

conces-sion

1 2 3 4 ~:1 J

45.01 Natural cork, unworked, crushed, granulated or ground; waste cork ........... 3 2,5

45.02 Natural cork in blocks, plates, sheets or strips (including cubes or squaresabs, cu89,t to size for corks or stoppers) 53

45.03 Articles of natural cork . .................................................. 16 8

4S.04 Agglomerated cork (being cork agglomerated with or without a bindingsubstance) and articles of aglomerated cork:A. Discs for the manufacture of crown corks (a) .16 8

B. Other .16 8

subject toconditionstobedetermined byauthorities.d by ds awse -

3555

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Base raterate of

Heading numberDescription conces-sion

~~~~~~~~~~ .

46.02 Plaits and similar products of plaiting materials, for all uses. whether or notassembled into strips; plaiting materials bound together in parallel strands orwoven, in sheet form, including matting, mats and screens: stra. envelopes forbottles:A. Plaits and scmilar produ-ts of plaiting materials for all uses whether or not

aosscr.bld intO trips:

IL Other. , 65 4,6t. (oarse mattinvelosrraw bnslpes for hottlcs; screens and other coarse

articles,sed for packing or for protection . . 5 3,8C (hnn:m mats ati atting and s,imilmattingand niattili ,5 5 4,1ticleser arricl-s

1. efeuabpen vcgrtahlc materials:a) Not backed or lined withopaper or wtven fabric .6 , 44b) Hacked or lined witwovener or --ttl fabric. 5, S5 4,1

II. Of strip if papero wnot mr tr nitt ixeoportion prttpttrtitwithaterialsehtititria , .55 4, 1

Ill. (s ether plaiting materials.. 9 4

46.03 o Baskettiok. wickerw-rk and other articles of plaiting materials, madedirectly to shape articles made up from goods falling within head 6,2 100ii 46.)2, aroicloo if Ii.f10 ..6

47.(2 Waste paper and paperboard: scrap articles of paperoor tf poaperbard. fitooly fur use in paper-making:A. Waste paner atd paperboard:

II. Other:

b) Other.1,5 1,4

3556

number concession

48.01 Paper and paperboard (including cellulose wadding), in rolls orsheets:A. Newsprint not within quota (a) ....... .......7 4,9B. Cigarette paper ..................................................... 7 4,9C. Kratt paper and kraft board:

1. Forthe manufacture of paper yarn of headnig No 57.07 or of paperyarn reinforced with metal of heading No 59.04 (a) ................... 3 2, 5

II. Other

- Large capacity sacks paper. 8 8

- Other-.: ...8 6

D. Paper weighing not more than 15 g/m2 for use in stencilmaking (a) ......... 5 3,8

F. Hand-made paper and paperboard .............................. .... 7,5 5,1

F. Other ..... ............................................ ............. 12 9

48.03 Parchment or greaseproof paper and paperboard, and imitations thereof,and glazed transparent paper. in roll or sheets ....... ...................... 13 10

48.04 Composite paper or paperboard (made by sticking flat layers togetherwith an adhesive), not surface-coated or impregnated. whether or not inter- 13 10nally reinforced, in rolls or sheets ............. ...................

48.05 Paper and paperboard, corrugated (with or without flat surface sheets),creped, crinkled, embossed or perforated, in rolls or sheets:

A. Paper and paperboard. corrugated ..................................... 14 11............. .. ..

B.Othrr.~............... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~13 10

48.07 Paper and paperboard, impregnated, coated, surface-coloured. surface-dec)rated or printed (mo constituting printed master within Chapter 491,in rolls or sheets:A. Ruled. lined or squared. but not otherwise printed ............ .......... 13 10B. Coated with mica powder ............................................ 10 7C. Other:

BLeached paper and paperboard, coated withkaolin or coated or impregnated with arti-ficial plastic materials, weighing 160 gramsper square meter or more.12 8

- Other .12 9

48.08 FiLter blocks, slabs and plates, of paper pulp 13 10

3557FEs subheading is suject to conditions to beaterm-ud by the competent authorities.

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Base Raterate ofHeading number Designation concession

12

3 4

48.10 Cigarette paper, cut to size, whether or not in the form of booklets or

tubes .. 7,5 5,1

48.11 Wallpaper and lincrusta; window transparencies of paper .13................... 7

48.12 Floorr coverings prepared on a base of paper or of paperboard. whetheror not cut to size, with or without a coating of linoleum compound 14 11

48.13 Carbon and other copying papers (including duplicator stencils) andtransfer papers. cut to size, whether or not put up in boxes.................... 12 9

48.14 Writing blocks, envelopes. letter cards, plain postcards, correspondencecards; boxes, pouches, wallets and writing compendiums, of paper orpaperboard. containing only an assortment of paper stationery ....15

48.15 Other paper and paperboard. cut to size or shape:

A. Adhesise strips of a width not exceeding 10 cm. the coating of whichconsistsof unvulcanised natural orsynthetic rubber ...................... 6,5 4,6

B. Other .......................................................

12 948.16 Boxes, bags and other packing containers, of paper or paperboard:

box files, letter trays and similar articles,of paper or paperboard. of a kind con-nionly used in offices, shops and the like:

A. Boxes. bagsand other packing contamers ............................... 15 12

B. Other ............................. 14 11

48.18 Registers, exercise hooks, note books, memorandum blocks. order books.receipt books, diaries, blotting-pads, binders (loose-leaf or other. filecovers and other stationery of paper or paperboard: sample and otheralbums and book covers, of paper or paperboard ............................ 15 12

48.19 Paper or paperboard labels, whether or not printed or gummed . ...............14 .10

48.20 Bobbins,. spools. cops and similar supports of paper pulp, paper or paper-board whether or not perforated or hardened) .............................. 14 11

48.21 Other articles of paper pulp. paper. paperboard or cellulose wadding:

A. Perforated paper and paperboard for Jacquard and similar machines......... 6,54,6B. Napkins and napkin liners, forbabiesput up for retail sale ..10 7

C. Fans and hand screens frames therefor and parts ofsuchframes.......... 8,5 5,6D. Other

- M!xpki-s ?-vn n3,ki- Liners, for babies, notput up for retail sale 14 10

- Sanitary towels and tampons 14 10

- Paper for surgical, medical or hygenicuse, not put up for retailsale- 14 10

- Other 14 11

3558

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Base Raterate of

Heading Description conces-numbersion 4

1 2 3 4 --

Children's picture books and painting books.

Mas and hydrographic and similar chllts of ad kinds, inclases, atass,wai maps and topographical plans, printed; printed globes (terrestrial or

celestial):ntedrnreid globes (terrestrial or celestial).Unused postage, avenue and similar stamps of current orsnew isue in thecountry to which they are destined; stamp-impressed paper; banknotesstock, share and bond certificates and similar documents of title: chequebooks:

A. eOstags. revenue and similar stamps.

C. Other:

II Other.

Transfers (Decakomanias).

Picture postcards, Christmas and other picture getting cards, printed byany process. with or without trimmings.

Calendars of any kind, of paper or paperboard. including calendar blocks

Other printed matter, including printed pictures and photographs:B. Other.

13

6,5

3

7,5

8

11

9,5

9

7,2

4,6

2,5

5,1

5,3

6,5

6

5,8

_ _

3559

49.03

49.05

49.07

49.08

49.09

49.10

49.11

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50.02 Raw silk (not thrown)

50.04 Silk yarn other than yarn of noil or other waste silk, not put up forretail sale

50.05 Yarn spun from noilor other waste silk. not put up for retail sale:

A. Spun from waste silk. other than noil.....B. Other.

50.07 Silk yarn and yarn spun from noil or other waste silk. put up for retailsale: silk-worm gut: imitation catgut of silk:

A. Silk yarn.

B. Yarn spun-fromb noil orother waste silk.

C. Silk-worm gut imitation cargueof silk.

50.09 Woven fabrics of silk. of noil or other waste silk:

A. Of silk or ofwaste silk other than noil:I. Crepes.

II.Pongee. habutai, honan, shantung. corah and similarFar Eastern fabrics, wholly of silk (nor mixed with noilor other waste silk or with other textile materials):

a) Plain-woven. unbleached or not further processed than scoured.bi Other.

III. Other.

B. Of noil silk.

Base Raterate of

conces-sion I

5 3,8

1 4,9

3,5 2,9

2,5 2,2

10 6,2

S 3,8

3,5 2,9

12 6,9

R 5,314 7,513 7,2

8S5 3

3560

2

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Heading Base rateRate of0!",~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

tionconces- I1)ewnlI rtc__

2 sio _ _

n

51.01 Yarn of man-mata fibale (continuous). not out un for re.sil sl!

B. Yam o0 regenerated textile hbres:

I. Hollow-filametnr yarn . , . 25 2,2

II Other. 11 9, 5

51.02 Monofil, strip (artificial straw and the like) and imitation catgut, of man-made fibre materials:

A. Of synthetic textile material:

I. Monofil .9 5,8II.Other .10,5 6,3

B. Of regenerated textile materials:

1. Monofil. 5 4, 3,5II Othcr . . 3,8

51.03 Yarn of man-made fibres (continuous), put up for retail sale:

A5 Yarn of synthetic textile fibres .9,S 6

B. Yarn of regenerated textile fibres. 5,8 9

51.04 Woven fabrics of man-made fibres (continuous), including woven fabrics ofmonofil or strip of heading No S1.01 or 51.02:

A. Woven fabrics of syntheti. textile fibres:

1. For tyrcs .13 11

11. Fabrics containing cbstonmcric yarn .13 11

e11.keaoricolyethylene or polypropylene. )f prilycthylcnc or polvrioipykscof a width of:a) Less thit 3 m .13 11b) 3 n ir morc .13 11

IV.Other .13 11

B XXovenl fabrics of regenerated textile fibres:

I For tyrcs . 15

II Fabric15containing elastomeric yarn .IS 11

Ill. Other .S 11

52.01 xtile Mctallised yarn, being tettik yarn spun with metal or covered with metalbyany process .7 4,9

52.02 Woven fabrics nf metal thread or of metallised yarn, of a kind used inarticles of apparel, as f..nishing fabrics or the like ._.8,5 5,6

3561

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Heading Base Rate ofnumber Description conces-ratesion

1 34 I

53.02 Other animal hair (fine or coarse), not carded or combed:

A. (oxexampleimal hair. pr pfredfor v'tmepl. bleached. VJ-& andartificially hurled .1 .5 1 . 4

53.05 Sheep's or lambs' wol or other animal hair (fine or coarse). carded orcombed .. 3 2 5

53.06 Yaoo o(foplarded sheep's or lambs' w.-l wlslen yarn). not put up forretail sal:A. Contaititg XS or bore by weight of wool or of wind and fine

atinta hair:- Containing 85% or more by weight of wool 5 3.8- Containing 85% or more by weight of wool and

fine animal hair .8 5.3B. Other .8 5.3

53.07 Yarnool (oombed sheep's or lambs' w wrsted yarn), not put up forretail sale:Awe(ontaimmnwoolor or mornde meb s-ight of -) oof wool atill

alnita hair- Contining 85% or more by weight of wool 5 3.8- Containing 85l or more by weight of wooL

and fine animal hair .... ............... 10 6.2B. other :

1. Cotainin% total ofo mre than 10"(;.y weight .f textilena........(f(hapi ...r i().. 3.5 2.9

I1.Other .10 6.2

53.18(carded or comne a,inal hairva.rdt or ....bed). tot put up for retail sale:

A IcarJ 4 3.21: Coube4 .. . 4 3.2

5o.39 Yarn tf htrsehairortf oother coarse animal hair. ntttput up for retail sale 4.5 3. 5

53.11 Ya,n of sheep's or lambs' wool of horsehair er of other animal hair (fin6orcoarse) put up fr retailsale.11 6.5

5.11 Wovn fabrics of sheep's or lambs' wool or of fine animal hair:

A. Containing 85" or more oy weight of wool or ofw-ol and fine animal hair- Loden fabrics: 2

- of a vatue of 2.50 EUA or more per m .... (B)13 13 CAS"- Other. ................................... 14 7.5

- Other fabrics:Of combedyarn, of a value of 3 EUA ormore per m.. ).... 13 13 (ABOf carded yarn, of a value of 2.50 EUAor more per m2....13 ) 13 (AB:

-Other. .................................. 16 8B. Other:

I.more taanio10%byttwt or th.nx IIe I- eight of testiI0arials oftChapter - ......... 3 . ......... 17 7.2

II.theirI- Faorics of c"-bed yarn,Uof a value of 2E AOr more per m2 .18 17- Fabrics of carded yarn, of a value of 1.85EUA or more per m2 .18 17

- Other ................ .......... 18 NB 171262Wo o2horseh venorfaorics tfb lair ofmthercoarse animal hair . . ...... 8 5. 3

-87-

Heading Base Ratenumber Description rate of

2 concession

Flax or ramie yarn, not put up for retail sale:

A. Flax yarn, polished or glazed ........... 1B. Other:

1. Single, measuring per kg:)l 45 000 m or less

- FLax yarn, unbleached (other than towyarn) of a Length of 30 000 m orlLessper klLogra,I intended for the manufactreof multiple or cabled yarn for thefootwear industry or for whipping cableswithin the limits of an annual quota of400 tonnes ...........................

- Other ................................

b) More than 45 000m ...........................................II.Multiple or cabled................................................

Flax or ramie yarn, put up for retail sale:

A. Flax yarn, polished or glazed ..........................................B. Other..............................................................

Woven fabrics of flax or of ramie .........................................

9

2

6.5

57

10

8,5

16

5,8

1.84.6

3,84,9

6,25,6

14

3563

54.03

54.04

54.05

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3564

leadingBascollcenumberratefs-n

' 21 3 4 s~on

55.04 Cotton, carded or combed ...................1,..5 1,4

55.05 Cotton yarn, not put up for retail sale:A. Multiple or cabled, finished, in balls or on cards, reels, tubes or similar

supports, of a weight (including support) not exceeding 900 ....g......... 8 6.B. Other:

IL OtII. ................................................ 7 6

55.06 Cotton yarn, put up for retail sale .. 12 9

55.07 Cotton gauze ... ..... 9 5,8

55.08 Terry towelling and similar terry fabrics, of cotton .... ... IS 15 10

55.09 Other woven fabrics of cotton:

A. Containing 85%, or more by weight of cotton:

l. Of a width of less than 8S cn5. m.... .. 13 1011. Other ........... 14 10

B. Other:

l. Of a width of less than 85 cm .... 14 10IL OtII. . ............ IS 15 10

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Base RateHeadingteofnumber Description a e r~t concof"es:CCS-

2 si I;on

sc tt Man-made sfibrec (discoontinuus), not carded. combed or otherwise pre-pared for spinning:

A. Svctheti. textile fibres 9 7,5

56.02 Co (o;ntinuus filament tow for the manufacture of man-made fibres(discontinuous):

AynOfess- texhcticxtile fibre .. 8,5 7,5B. enrregoweated textilesfibr.. ... 8 7,5

56.03 Waste (including waste alStC and pulled or garnetted oags) *f man-madefibres continuous or discontinuosus). not carded,e corbd * otherwiseprepared for spinning: 8,5 7Aynthetictheti, textile fibre . .... .5 .

56.04 Man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste), carded. combed or otherwiseprepared for spinning:

yntheticeti, textfiilee brs . .8,5 8

56.0S Yarn of man-made fibres discontinuouss or eastCo. ntt put up for retailsale:

A. On sy-thetic textile fibres . ..... 11 9B. Of nerar-teted textile felbrs....... 10 9

56.06 Yarn of man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste). put up for retail sale:

A. yn s-,thetic textile fibres ......................................... 14 9B. Ofeneratedr:tt textile eibrcs ................... .......... ... 14 9

56.07 Woven fabrics of man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste):

A. yf s-nthetixttet'ile fsibre:

auz( 1we w-nghiot lessn l- th80 i/ g.m2u,- bt not moranth.t 0 122 gm 15 1011. Other ... 16 11

B. Ofeneratedlate textile esbrs. 6 1 1

3565

- 90 - HeadingDescriptionBase rate Rateofconcessiononcession

57.06 Yarn of jute or of other textile east fibrs of heading No 57.03 8 5,3

57.07 Yarn of other vegetable textile fibres; paper yarn:

A. Yarn of true hemp:1. Not put up for retail sale:a}Polished or glazed ........ 9b) Other .. .........6

11. Put up for retail sale ...... 7 4,9

C. Paper yarn ......................... 8 5,3D. Other .. .. ........ 5 3,8

5'.10 Woven fabrics of jute or of other textile bast fibres of heading No 57.03:

A. Of a width of not more than 150 cm and weighing per square metre:1 Less0than 31( g ...................... ..................... 20 8,911. Not less than 310 g but not more than 500 g . 1...................... ... 198,7

1l. More0than 50( g .......... 15 7,7B. Of a width of more 0han 15) cm . 22 9,3

57.11 Woven fabrics of oether vgetable textile fibres; woven fabrics ofpaper yarn:A. Of true hemp .............. .......... 10,5 6,3B. Of paper yarn . .... .. .... ... 9 5,8

(. .ther ..1...... .......10 6,2

3566

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Base RateHeading numberDescription rateof

conces-sion

58.01 Carpets, carpeting and rags, knotted (made up or not):

A. Of wool or of fine animal hair:

I. Containing a total of more than 10% by weight of silk or of 20 8,9waste silk other than noil ..

II. Other .... ........ ......................... ............ 24 9.6with a maxwith a max

of 4 UA OF 2.8 EUAB. Of silk, of waste silk other than noil, of synthetic textile fibres, of yarn perm2per m2

falling within heading No 52.01 or of metal threads ........

C. Of other textile materials: . .................... ............... 20 8,912 6,9

58.02 Other carpets, carpeting, rugs. mats and matting, and "kelem", "Schumacks"and "Karamanie" rugs and the like (made up or not):

A. Carpets. carpeting, rugs, mats and matting:I. Coir mats and matting. and rufetd carpets. carpeting and rugs

- Coir mats and matting .23 8

- Other .23 14

II. Other .. ... ... .. ........................ 20 8,9B. "Kelem", "Schuamacks and Karmna" rugs and the like .. 10,5 6,3

58.03 Tapestries, hand-made, of the type Gobdeins, Flanders. Aubusson. Beauvaisand the like, and needle-worked tapestries (for example, petit point andCross stitch) made in panels and the like by hand ............................ 8,5 .5,6

58.05 Narrow woven fabrics, and narrow fabrics (boldue) consisting of warpwithout weft assembled by means of an adhesive, other than goods fallingwithin heading No 58.06:

A. Narrow woven fabrics:I. Pile fabrics or chenille fabrics:

a) Of man-made fires or of cotton ................................ 10,5 6,3b) Of silk, of noil silk or of other waste silk ... 10 6,2c) Of other textile material .7 4,9

II. Other ........................ ............................. 14 7,5B.Bolduc ........ 10 6,2

58.06 Woven labels, badges and the like, not embroidered, in the piece, in strips 10 6,2or cut to shape or size ... ..

58.07 Chenille yarn including flock chenille yarn). gimped yarn other thanmetallised yarn of heading No 52.01 and gimped horsehair yarn); braid.and ornamental trimmings in the piece: taskets pompons and the like:

A. Braid. .f a width of 5 cm or less. mf man-made fibres (including monfil or strip of heading No 51.01or 51.02). of flax, of ramie or of 6,5 4,6vegetabletextile fibres of chapter 57 6,5

B. Other ..................................... .8 5,3

3567

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Base Raterate of

58.08 Tulle and other net fabrics (but not including woven, knitted or crochetedfabrics), plain:A. Tulle or other net fabrics not comprised in B below......................... 10 6,2B. Knotted net fabric. ..................................... ....... 11 6,5

58.09 Tulle and other net fabrics (but not including woven, knitted or crochetedfabrics), figured: hand or mechanically made lace, in the piece, in stripsor in motifs:

B. Lace:I. Hand-made ...................................................... 14 1 3

58.10 Embroidery, in the piece. in strips or in motifs:

A. Embroidery without visible ground:I. Of a salue of more than 35 EVA per kg net weight 5,8................ 9

B. Other:1. Of a value of more than 17.5EUA per kg net eight ................

II. Other 13 7,2

3568

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Base Ratenumberrate of

conces-.1 2 sion

59.01 Wadding and articles of wadding: textile flock and dust and mill neps:

A. Wadding and articles of wadding:I. Of man-made fibres:

a) Rolls of a diameter of not more than 8 mm. 3,8b) Other. 8 5,3

II.Of other textile materials . 5 3,8B. Flock and dust and still neps:

I. Of man-made fibres . .4 3,2

59.02 Felt and articles of felt, whether or not impregnated or coated:

A. Felt in the piece or simply cut to rectangular shape 11,5 6,7

B. Other..9,5 6

3569

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HeadingDescription Base rate Rateof

1___2____ conces-numbersionr faris simia ondd ar fbicad rilso uhL

Bonded fibre fabrics, sinilar bonded yarn fabrics, and articles of suchfabrics, whether or not impregnated or coated.

Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, plaited or not.

Nets and netting made of twine, cordage or rope, and made up fishingnets of yam, twine, cordage or rope:A. Fishing nets and netting:

11. Of other textile materials.

B. Other:1. Of man-made fibres.

II. Of other textile materials.

Other articles made from yarn, twine, cordage, rope or cables, other thantextile fabrics and articles made from such fabrics.

Textile fabrics coated with gum or amylaceous substances. of a kind usedfor the outer covers of books and the like; tracing cloth: prepared paintingcanvas; buckram and similar fabrics for hat foundations and similar uses

Textile fabrics impregnated, coated. covered or laminated with preparationsof cellulose derivatives or of other artificial plastic materials.

Linoleum and materials prepared on a textile base in a similar manner tolinoleum, whether or not cut to shape or of a kind used as floor coverings;floor coverings consisting tf a coating applied on a textile base, cut soshape or not.

Rubberised textile fabrics, other than rubberized knitted or crochetedgoods:

A. Rubeerised textile fabrics not comprised in B brlow:1.10dhesive strips, of a width not exceeding It cm, the coating ofwhich consists of tukaniscd natural tor nthetic rubber.

oI Fabrics combined with expanded foam sr sponge rubber.111. Oth-r

a) For tyres.b) Other

B. Fabrics ntentitad in Note 3(b) at this Chapter.

12

13

13,S

13,59.5

9

11

14

8

6,59

14

6,9

12

11

12,59

5,8

6,5

12

5,3

4,65,8

5,65,6

12

59.03

59.04

59.05

59.06

59.07

59.08

59.10

59.11

3570

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numberconces-2 sion

59.12 Textile fabrics otherwise impregnated or coated; painted canvas being theatricalscenery. studio back-cloths or the like ....................

- Oilcloth and other textile fabrics coated wit

preparations with basis of drying oil .... .... 7,5 5,1

- Other ......................................... 7 4,9

59.13 Elastic fabrics and trimmings (other than knitted or crocheted goods) 11 6,5consisting of textile materials combined with rubber threads ..

59.14 Wicks, of woven, plaited or knitted textile materials, for lamps, stoveslighters candles and the like: tubular knitted gas-mantle fabric and in- 8,5 5,6candescent gas mantles .

59.15 Textile hosepiping and similar tubing. with without lining. amuunt or 11 6,5accessories of other material

59.16 Transmission, conveyor or elevator belts or. belting, of textile material. 7,5 5,1whether or not strengthened with metal or other material .

59.17 Textile fabrics and textile articles, of a kind commonly used in machineryor plant:A. Textile fabrics, felt and felt-linedwoven fabric, coated, covered or

laminated with robber. Ieather or other material of a kind commonlyused for the manufacture of card clothing, and similar fabrics of a kind 8 5,3

1

onlytsol used in machinery or plant .

B. Rolting cloth, whether or not made d):(: 4 3,21. Of silk or of waste silk other than noil .. 6,5 4,6

II. Of other textile materials.

o. Wnven fabrics, felted or not, whether or not impregnated or coated;of a kind oomysnlv used in paper-making or other machinery tubular

or endless with single or multiple warp and/or weft, or flat woven

with multiple warp and/or weft:

1. Of silk or of man-made fibre ,...58tmaterials .....................................................6.... 4,4I.Of srher textile materials..,

D. Ot5er.9,S 6

_h,,.w~Ist~h,....&.. . 5 ,s~ o.s . .hw~v 'd.y

3571

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Base RateHeading Description rate of

numberconces-sion

I__I

60.01 Knitted or crocheted fabric, not elastic nor rnbberised:

A. Of wool or of fine animal hair:1. Containing a total of more than 10% by weight of textilematerials of Chapter 50 ...........................................

II. Other ...........................................................

14

131212

3572

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Base Ratenumber Description rate of

conces-1 2 sio~~~~~~~~~sjtn'(

B. Of -man-made fibres:

1. Of synthetic textile fibres:a) Confiaining elasto6bres .....................................

b) Other:1. For curtains, including net curtain fabric ..................2. Rachel lace ...........................................3. With long pile (imitation fur) ............................4. Other:

aa) Warp knitted fabrics:11. Unbleached or bleached .......................22. Dyed ..... . .

33. Printed .......................................44. Made from yarns of different colours .............

bb) Other knitted or crocheted fabrics:11. Unbleached or bleached ........................22. Dyed .........................................33. Printed .......................................44. Made from yarns of different colours ............

11. Of regenerated textile fibres:a) For curtains, including net curtain fabric .....................

b) Other ...................................................

C. Of other textile materials:

1. Of cotton:a) Unbleached or bleached ...................................

b) Dyed ....................................................

c) Printed ..................................................

d) Made from yams of different colours ........................

11. Of other textile materials .....................................

Gloves, mittens and mitts, knitted or crocheted, not elastic nor rubberized:

A. Gloves impregnated or coated with artificial plastic materials ........

B. Other:1. Of wool or of fine animal hair ................................

11. Of synthetic textile fibres .....................................Ill. Of cotton ..................................................IV. Of other textile materials ....................................

60.01(l..,.d)

60.02

13

131313

13131313

13131313

1313

1414141414

20202020

12

121212

121212121212

1212

1212121212

8,9

8,98,98,98,9

3573

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HeadingDescription Base Ratenumber rate of

conces-sion1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.

60.04 Under garments, knitted or crocheted, not elastic nor rubberised:

Au Btoies' garments; girls garments a86:, and including commercial size M:

I. T-shirts:a) Of cotton .13b) Of synt17tic textile fibres ..7 13c) Of regenerated textile fibres. 13 17

II. Lightweight fine knit roll, polo or turtle necked jumpers and pullovers:

a) Of cotton .17 13

b) Of synthetic textile fibres .17 13c) Of regenerated textile fibres .. 17 13

d) Of other textile materials (other than wool) .17 13

Ill. Other:

a) Of wool or of fine animal hair .. 17 13

b) Of cotton .17 13

e) Of synthetic textile fibrcs .17 13

d) Of regenerated textile fibres. 17 1317 13

c) Of other textile materials.

B. Other:

I. T-shirts:a) Of cotton .17..

b) Of synthetic textile fibres .. 17 13

c) Of regenerated textile fibres .17 13

IL Lightweight fine knit roll, polo or turtle necked jumpers and pullovers:a) Of cotton.17 13b) Of synthetic textile fibres . 17 13c) Of regenerated textile fibres ... 17 13d) Of other textile materials (other than wool) .17 13

Ill. Patty-ho-e (tights):a) Of synthetic textile fibres: 1 13 7

1. Of yarn of a fineness of 6-6 tex or less .172. Other ..17 1 3

b) Of other textile material.

3574

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Headingumber rateRateofconcession Descriptionnum

60.04 U IV. Other:a) f w-.l or of fine animal hair.b) Of synthetic textile fibres:

1. Men\s and ho'.':aa) Shinr..hh) r' aiscc) Underpa i d brief. ......

dd) Other2. Xtumt i girl,' and mitwt.':

am l { m'........... ...................

bb) Nightdr - .........................................

di) Knickcr andb ri.i.....cc) Other

c) Of regenerated tactile fibr.e.d) Of cotton:

1. Men"s and1hl ':aa) Shirt ..

bh) Pyjin'...cc) t derpants and bricf' .. ................. ..

d) Other ............................................2. Xonwn'. girls' and aifantst:

an) Pvjama ..........................................bb) Nightdrcs.' ......................................cc) Knickers aid brifk ................................dd) Other ............................................

C) Of other tcxtilc material. ..................................

601.Ocche Outer garrent' and oilcr article'. kniued or erodacted, not elastic norraablri-cl:

A. Outer garnirt and clthing accessories'

1. Other:aegna(ther garnadni' if kniti,,lircihtd tetil, fabric'. i iprvc-ited.

ai m taorddr.i mnone1ide, with .rtifii ld plastic iaieri.l.hi Oth-r:

mmercialt' g. .ri.t ; g:rI' garneit.. up tid imihiiig -i nintiti,i-t Sh:

.i. (f '.. or if fine annial hear .....................bh) Of synthetic textil, fibre' ...........................cc ) (f cttton.dd) Of thr xtil m terit ..........................

2. Bathing c-'tti..n and trrik:- a. Of'.nthetic textilc fibr'...b j t .........................................,-0 Of other wmild. ... riall.... ...... ..................

IasC Raterate of

conces-sion

17 13

17 1317 13.17 1317 13

17 1317 1317 1317 1317 1317 13

17 1317 1317 1317 13

17 1317 1317 1317 13

17 13

IS 14

18 1418 14IS 14

18 14is 141814

3575

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HeadingBaseRatenumber Description rate ofconcession

1 2 I!~~~~~~~~~~Ijf60.05 A. II. hI 3. rrack suits:

aa) of synthetic textile fibre' ...............8....... .1 14

b18 Of cotton .1.......................................4is 14

cc) Of other textile material% ..... ..........

4. Other otter garments:

sa) Blouscs and shirt-blouses for women, girls and infants:11. Of silk or noil or other wJstc silk 8 13 1422. Of .(.I or of fine animal hair 18 1411. Of synthetic texrilc fibres 18 1444. Of regenerated textile fibres .18 1455. Of cotton. ........... ................. 1i 146h. Of .ther tile materials ...........128......... is 14

wa .tcraes. pwinle.-s. caipi anss. ssts{.o.lt. tllsstis. ..trdtl~tr...

11. Mcns tmt foes':

.aa) O...18 l r of fine animal hair ....1i 14bbb) Of ssn1214tic textile fibres ............ccc) Of rcgeneratcd textile fibres .18 14ddd) Of cttll...........18 14ccc) Of othcr textile material S 14

22. Women's. girls' and infants': 8 1 1 4

aaa) Of silk or noil or other ssresilk ... 18 14hhl.) Of sool or of fine animal hair 18 14ccc) Of synthctic textile fibres.18 14ed,) 814f reelecated textile fibrrs .1ce) Of co-tom............... 18 14fff)18 Of other textile materials 18 14 14

cc) Dr'sses:11. Of woo or of fine anital hair is 1422. Of synthctic textile fibres 181433. Of regeoerated textile fibres 181444. Of cotton ....................................55. Of other textile materials 8 1 14

13 14dd) Skirts, including divided skirts:

IL. Of w ool or of fine animal hair 18 1422. Of synthetic textike fibres ....................18 1431. Of cotton .1 1444. Of other textile materia18ls. ....................... 14

.z Trotsers:

I1. of wool or of fine ani18mal hair ................... 142 bte s lt I xilt lilrs.................18...... . 14

33a sOf other textil .t ..ri.l. 18 is 14e ) uSuits ,nd cn orsdiututts-lts (excludand ki s-its,) for men m

1e. bf s-nthetic 18xtilc filres 14a2. Oa other t-stile niteri.ls18 14 ..

3576

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concession1 2f s;i.n

60.05 A. 11. b) 4. sg anuicm ouddnate-.urtsg.(u sist,nexcludsuig skand cos-ts)..iiumes, for women girlsand .n.ant.:.i flils

Io. Of wo-l or of fine animal hair .................. 8 1N 1422. Of synthetic textile fibres ... 1 t8 1433. Of regenerated textile fibres ...................... 1 1444. Of cotton.. ................... is 1455. Of other textile materials. .18.14 is 14hh) Coats, jackets (excluding waister jackets) and blazers:11. Of wool or of fine animal hair .. 14 1822. Of synthetic textese fibrce ...................I....8 1X 1433. Of regenerated textile fibr8s ... 1%

44. Of cotton ............. 18 1455. Of other textile materials 8 1 14

ijij) Other outer garments: 1411. Of wool or of fine animal hair.22. Of synthetic textile fibres. 18 Is 1433. Of regenerated textile fibres . 18 I 1444. Of cotton ................ ....................8 1N 1455. Of other textile mat..ials .IN.... 18 Is 14

5. Clothing accessories: 8 1 14aa) Of sool or of fine animal hair.bb) Of synthetic textile fibres .. ... 18 14cc) Of other textile materials . .. 18 s 14

B. Other: 18 is 14

I. Of wool or of fine animal hair.II. Of man-made fibres . . 13 12

Ill. Of other textile materials . .. 13 1213 12

60.06 Knitted or crocheted fabric and articles thereof, elastic or rubberised (in-chlding elastic knee-caps and elastic stockings):

A. Fabric:

I. ma matn-nmde f1bres .1 6,5IIe Of othcr taxeilalm ..t.id.s 11 6,5

B. Other:

I. Bathing costumes 16 8

11. Stockigs ................................................... 16 8

Ill. Otilr: 16 8a) Of cotton .16 8

extolematerials.ii .d ......................

3577

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Base RateHeading Description rate ofnumber 1 2 concession

61.01 Men's and boysoute r garments:

A. Garments of textile fabric of heading No 59.08, 59.11 or 59.12:1. Coats ................................................... 17 14

II. Other....................................................... 17 14B. Other:

1. Industrial and occupational clothing:a) Overalls, including boiler suits and bibs and braces:

1. Of cotton ............................................. 17142. Of other mextile naterials ........... .................... 17 14

b) Other:1. Of cotton ............................................ 17 1 42. Of other textile materials .................... 1 714

3578

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Base RateHeading numberDescription rate of

concession

61.01 B. II. Swimwear:(cont'd) a) Of man-made textile fibres ...............................17 14

b) Of other textile materials ................................. 17 14

Ill. Bath robes, dressing gowns, smoking jackets and similar indoorwear:

a) Of man-made textile fibres ........ ......................... 17 14b) Of cotton ................................................. 1714c) Of other textile materials ......... ......................... 17 14

IV.Parkasanoraks, windeheaters, waiser jacketsandthe like:a) Of man-made textile fibres ....... ......................... 17 14b) Of cotton ............................................... 1714c) Of other textile materials....... ........................... 17 14

V. Other:a) Jackets (excluding waisterjackets) andblaze rs:

1. Of wool or of fine animal hair ................. ......... 17 142. Of man-made textile fibres ..... ........................ 17 143. Of cotton ............................................ 17 144. Of other textile materials ..... .......................... 17 14

b) Overcoats, raincoats and other coats;cloaks and capes:1. Of wool or of fine animal hair .... ...................... 17 142. Of man-made textile fibres:

aa) Of a weight, per garment, of 1 kg or less ... ........... 17 14bb) Other ............................................ 17 14

3. Of cotton:aa) Of a weight, per garment, of1 kg or less... ........... 17 14bb) Other ............................................ 17 14

4. O f other textile materials .... ........................... 17 14c) Sintsandco-ordinate suits (excludingski suits):

1. Of wool, orof fine animal hair... ....................... 17 142. Of man-made textile fibres ... .......................... 17 143. Of cotton ........................................... 17144. Of other textile materials .. .

17 14d) Breeches and shorts:

1. Of wool or of fine animal hair-17 142. Of man-made textile fibres 17 143. Of cotton4. Of other textile materials 17 14

17 14e) Trousers:1. Of wool or of fine animal hair 17 142. Of man-made textile fibres . 17 143. Of cotton............. .......

17 144. Of other textile materials 17 14

f) Other garments: 17 141. Of wool or of fine animal hair .2. Of man-made textile fibres 17 143. Of cotton 17 144. Of other textile materials 17 14

17 14

3579

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Base RateHeadingnumber Description rate of

conces-sion

2

61.02 Women's, girls' and infants' outer garments.

B. Other:I.Garmentsof textilefibresofheadingNo. 59.08,59.11 or 59.12 : 17 14

a) Coats. ...1714h) Other.....17 14

II. Other:a) Aprons, overalls, smock-overalls and other industrial and oc-

cupational clothing (whether or not also suitable for domesticuse):1. Of cotton.1 7 142. Of other textile materials ...... .......... 17 14

b) Swimwear:1. Of man-made textile fibres .17 142. Of other textile materials .................... .......17 14

c) Bath robes, dressing gowns, bed jackets and similar indoor wear:1. Of man-made textile fibres. 17

142. Of cotton 17 .143. Of other textile materials .17 14

d) Parkas; anoraks, windcheaters ,waister packets and the like:I. Of man-made textile fibres . .17 142. Of cotton . .17 143. Of other textile materials . .17 14

e) Other:

1. Jackets (excludingwaisterjackets)andHazers: 1714

aa) Of wool or of fine animal hair 17 14bb.) Of man-made textile fibres 17. . 14cc) Of cotton . . .17 14dd) Of other textile materials ...17 14

2. Coats and raincoars; cloaks and capes: 1714aa) Of wool or of fine animal hair ...... ......... 17.14bb) Of man-made textile fibres:

II. Of a weight pergarment of kg or less 17 1422. Other .17 14

cc) Of cotton:II. Of a weight, per garment, of 1 kg or less .17 1422. Other .17 14

dd) of other textile materials .17 145 Suitsand co-ordinate(excluding ski suits,). and costumes:

aa) Of wood or o ,aneianimaluhair1r17 14bh) ofmanam-sade ttxsile fibres 17 14cc) Ofocton. .17 14dd) Of other textile materials .17 14

3580

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Base RateHeading number Description rate ofconces-

1 2 sion~ ~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~2r_cs-_-

resses:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~S Of

61.02 BI. [I. 4. Dresses:174cont'd aa) Of silk or of noil or other waste silk .................. 17 14bb) Of wool or of fine animal hair ...... ................. 17 14cc) Of synthetic textile fibres ....... .................... 17 14dd) Of regenerated textile fibres ................... . ...... 17 14ee) Of cotton ............. ............................ 17 14ff) Of other textile materials ...... ..................... 17 14

5. Skirts, including divided skirts- 17 14aa) Of wool or of fine animal hair ...... ................. 17 14bb) Of man-made textile fibres ...... ................... 17 14cc) Of cotton ........................................dd) Of other textile materials...... ..................... 17 14

6. Trousers and slacks:aa) Of wool or of fine animal hair..... ................. 17 14bb) Of man-made textile fibres...... .................... 17 14cc) Of cotton ........................................ 14

dd) Of other textile materials...... ..................... 17 147. Blouses and shirt-blouses: 17 14

aa) Of silk or of noil or other waste silk .17 14bb) Of man-made textile fibres .17 14cc) Of cotton ..dd) Of other textile materials........................... 17 14

B. Other garments:aa) Of wool or of fine animal hair .17 14bb) Of man-made textile fibres .......................... 17 14cc) Of cotton .17 14dd) Of other textile materials .17 14

61.01. .s, and bass' undergarn-n. inslsii.gcollars. shirt fronts,nd- mIs:

A. Shirts:

I. Of synthetic textile fibres. 17 13II. Of cotton .17 13

Ill. Of other textile materials.17 13B. Pyjamas:

I. Of synthetic textile fibres .17 13I.Of cotton .17 13Ill. Of other textile materials......... .......... 17 13

C. Other: *17 13

I. Of synthetic textile fibres ..7 1317 13

Ill. Of other textile materials. .............................

3581

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concession

2

61.05 Handkerchiefs:

A. Of cotton fabric, of a value of more than 15 EUA per kg net weight 11 10

B. Other:I. Of cotton .14 10

II. Of silk, of noil or of other waste silk .14 10

Ill. Of other textile material. .14 10

61.06 Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like:

A. Of silk or of noil or other waste silk .. 168

B. Of synthetic textile fibres .16 8

C. Of regenrared textile fibres .16 8D. Of wool or of fine animal hair .16 8

E. Of cotton .16 8

F. Of other textile materials .16 8

61.07 Ties, bow ties and cravats:

A. Of silk or of noil or other waste silk 10,5 6,3B. Of synthetic textile fibres .10,5 6,3C. Of regenerated textile fibres .10,5 6,3D. Of other textile materials .10,5 6,3

61.09 Corsets, corset-belts, suspender-belts, brassières, braces, suspenders, gartersand the like (including such articles of knitted or crocheted fabric), whetheror not elastic:

A. CorseIets. 8,5 6,5B. Corsets ..8,5 6, 5

C. Girdles and panty-girdles 8,5 6,5D. Brassieres 8,5 6,5E. Other, including parts of the products of heading No 61.09 8,5 6,5

61. 10 Gloves, mittens, mitts, stockings, socks and sockettes, not being knitted or 14,5 7,6crocheted goods ....

61.11 Made up accessories for articles of apparel (for example, dress shields,shoulder and other pads, belts, muffs, sleeve protectors, pockets) 10,5 6,3

3582

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Heading number Description 12,,

62.01 Teavcllinu sngt and blensct-:AElFkectrically hed esl ..............................................

S. Other:I. ocoContt .. ..

62.02 Bed linen. lebk linen. toilet linen and kitchen linen: curtains and otherfurnishing articles:

A. Net curns:-n.

1. Of flax or ramie ..........................................

IL. Of other textile materials ....................................

B. Other:

1. Bed linen:

a) Of cotton ..............................................b) Of flax or remic ........................................

c) Of other textile materials ................................

11. Table li:en,

a) Of cotton:1. Made wiyh varns of different colours .....................

2. Printed...............................................3. Other ................................................

b) Of flax or remic ..........................................c) Of other textile materials ..................................

Ihse R :aterate o Of

col-es.sisn

12 6,9

14 7,5

17 1317 13

19 1319 1319 13

19 1319 1319 1319 1319 13

3583

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Ba se RateHeadingnumber Description rate of

concession1 2 iivi~ ~

62.02 B. Ill. Toilet linen and kitchen linen:.,i a) Of cotton:

I. Of terry towelling and similar terry fabrics ...... .......... 19 132. Other ............. 1913

b) Of flax or ramie ................. ......................... 19 13c) Of other textile materials ........... ...................... 19 13

IV. Curtains and other furnishing articles:a) Of cotton. ............................................... 19 13b) Of flax or ramic ................. ......................... 1913c) Of other textile materials .......... ....................... 19 13

62.03 Sacks and bags. tf a kind used for the packing of goods:

e. O)e sing oo o5 t3her test btst fibr-s of h.adiW g Nt i-.0t1:

.. -h .. 5, ..........................................8II. Other:

a Of ibi weighing ......................... 20 8,9h) but faboic moeighingantt less than 3ll g 2 inhw n-t itre th,,,

i)O g/ it...........................19 8,70) Of f.bric weighing 15r than 5) gn 1.......................... 7,7

I ( oother textile material

I. Usrd:

a) Of(flaxrtfisal .....5........................................ 53h) Other. .........................1 6,2

I1. Other: 13 7,2a) Of cotton ....... ..................................

b) Of fabric of synthetic textile fibres:I. Made from rolhethylene or polypropylene strip ..... ..13 7,22. Other. ............................................... 137,2

c) Of fabric of other textile materials ........................ 13 7,2

i2.04 rarpaulins, sails, awnings. sunblinds. tents and camping goods:A. Of oit :

I. Tarpaulins, sails, awnings and sunblinds ....... 5 ................. 1S 14II. Tents ...................................................... 15 14

Ill. Pneumatic mattresses ...............15 .......................... iS14IV. Other campiog goods.is 14

B. Of other textile materials:

I. Tarpaulins, sails, awnings and sunblinds:a' Of syntheric tewtilc fibres.................... 1 164h'Of othcr textile material................................... 16 14

3584

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Base RateHeadingnumber Description rate ofconces j ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~C C.'.'.CC S -

2 s1,11o

62.04 B. II. Tents ....................................................... 1614(co~ttd) Ill. Pneumatic mattresses .......... ............................. 16 14

IV. Other camping goods ......................................... 1614

62.05 Other made up textile articles (including dress patterns):A. Strips for the internal reinforcement of belts, of a width of not less than

12 mm but notr ore than 102 mm, composed if two strips of fabricof cotton oro regenerated textile fibres, which have been stucktogerher. the edges of the narrower strip, which has been stiffened bvimpregniti-n with synthetic resin, bring covered hv the folding overof t8e edges of the wider strip .................... 5,3

B. FI,.r clths,. dish c15ths, dlsters and the like IS 7,7C. Fans and hall scree.s.,5 84 5,6I). Other:

I. Laces; watch straps .10 6,3II.Other .10 6,3

63.01 Clothing, clothing accessories, travelling rugs and blankets, household linenand furnishing articles (other than articles falling within heading No 58.01.58.02 or 58.03), of textile materials, footwear and headgear of any material,showing signs of appreciable wear and imported in bulk or in bales, sacksor similar bulk packing:A. Used clothing . 8 5,3B. Other .7 4,9

3585

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3586

Base Raterate ofHeading number Descriptionconcession

1 2 9 5,b64.03 Footwear with outer soles of wood or cork .

64.04 Footwear with outer soles of other materials................................. 74,9

64.05 Parts of footwear removable in-soles. hose protectors and heel cushions.of any material except metal:

A. Assmblies of uppers affixed to inner soles or to other sole componentsbut without outer soles............................................... 95,8

B Other ................................................... ............ 6,5 4,6

64.06 Gaiters, spats, leggings. puttees, cricket pads, shin-guards and similararticles. and parts thereof ...... .............. ................... 6.... 9,5

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Heading number Description 1 2

65.01 Hat-forms. hat bodics and hoods of felt, neither blocked to shape norwith made brims: plateaux and manchons (including slit manchons), offelt:

A. Of fur felt or of felt of wool ard fur.....................................B. Other............. ........

65.02 Hat-shapes, plaited or made from plaited or other strips of any material,neither blocked to shape nor with madc brims:

A. Of wood shavings or strips, straw, bark, esparto. aloe, Manila hemp(abaca), sisal or other unspun vegetable fibres ............ ....

B. Of other materials . ..

65.103 Felt hats and other felt headgear. being headgear made from the felt hoodsand plateaux falling within heading No 65.01, whether or not lined ortrimmed:

A. Not lined or trimmed:

I. Of fur felt or of felt of wool and fur .................................

II. Other .....................

B. Lined or trimmed:

I. Of fur felt or of felt of wool and fur .................................

II. Other ..................

Base Raterate of

conces-sion

7,5 5,18 5,3

4,5 Free

6,5 4,6

7,5 5,18 5,3

10,5 109.5 6

3587

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Headingnumber Description~I-

21-65.04 Hats and other headgear, plaited or made from plaited or other strips of

any material. whether or not lined or trimmed:

A. Not lined or trimmed:

r. Of wood shavings or strips, straw, bark, espaot aloe, Manila hempabacaa, sisal or other unspun vegetable fibres ........................

II. Of other materials ...............................................B. Lined or trimmed ...............................................

65.05 Hats and other headgear (including hair nets), knitted or crocheted, ormade up from lace, felt or other textile fabric in the piece (but not fromstrips), whether or not lined or trimmed.

65.06 Othr- headgear. whether or not lined or trimmed .

65.07 Head-bands, linings, cover,. hat foundations, hat frames (including springframes for opera hats), peaks and chinstraps, for headgear:A. Head-bands.

B. Other .

66.01 Umbrellas and sunshades (including walking-stick umbrellas, umbrellatents, and garden and similar umbelclas) .

66.02 Walking-sticks (including cilmbing-sticks and seat-sticks), canes, whips.riding-crops and the like .

66.03 Parts, fittings, trimmings and acecssorise of articles falling within headingNo 66.01 or 66.02:

A ansdles and knobs . ...............................

B. Frames, including frames mountedo-n shafts (sticks) .....................C. Other parts, fittings, trimmings and accessories ........................

anse Raterate of

Con:ecs -

sion

,5S Free6,5 Free9 5,8

9,5 6

9,5 6

5 3,88 5,3

16 8

7 4,9

65S 4,65s 7,713 7,2

3588

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3589

Base RateHeadingnumber rate of

conces-sion12

67.01 Skins and other parts of birds with their feathers or down. feathers, pansof feathers, down, and articles thereof (other than goods falling withinheading No 05.07 and worked quills and scapes):A. Skins and other parts of birds with their feathers or down; feathers, parts of

feathers and down. 7,5 5,1B. Other .9 5,8

67.02 Artificial floors, foliage or fruit and parts thereof; articles made of arti-ficial flowers, foliage or fruit:

A. Artificial flowers, foliage or fruit and parts thereof:

1. Parts. 13 7,2II. Other .15 7,7

B. Articles made of artificial flowers foliage or fruit .17 8,2

67.03 Human hair, dressed, thinned, bleached or otherwise worked: wool, otheranimal hair and other textile materials, prepared for use in making wigs and thelike:

A. Human hair, not further worked than dressed 4,5 3,57 4,9

B. Other.

67.04 Wigs, false beards, eyebrows and eyelashes, switches and the like, of human 7,5or animal hair or of textiles; other articles of human hair (including hair 5,1nets).

-114-HeadingnumberDescription

68.01 Road and paving setts, curbs and flagstones, of natural stone (except slat:)

68.02 Worked monumental or building stone. and articles thereof (includingmosaic cubes), other than goods falling within heading No 68.01 or withinChapter 69:

A. Worked monumental or building stone:

1. Simply cut or sawn, with a flat or even surface:a) Calcareous stone or alabaster ................. ..................

b) Other stone:1. Flint for lining grinders .............................

2. Other ...............................................

II Moulded or turned, but not otherwise worked:a) Caleareous stone or alabaster . ...................................

b) Other stone.. ............

III. Polished, decorated or otherwise worked, but not cirved:a) Calca oussare tont e or alabaster ................ ...............

bj Other stone:1. Ow a net ,eeght ofnl10ss thai I kg ............. ............

2. Other. ...........................................

dlIV ........................ ........................r............

B. Mosacic ubes; powder, granules and chippings, artificialclyouolsred .......

68.03 Worked slate and articles of slate, including articles of agglomerated slate

68.04 Hand polishing stonese, whtstones, oilstones, hones and the like, and millstones.grindstones, grinding wheels and the like (including grinding, sharpening,polishing, trueing and cutting wheels, heads, discs and points), of naturalstoneg (aglomnerated or not), of agglomerated natural or artificial abreasios. trof pottery, with or without cores, shanks, sockets, axles and the like ofother materials. but without frameworks; segments and other finished partsof such stones andelwheds, of natural stone (agglomerated or not), of agglomeratednatural or artificial abrasives, or of pottery:A. Hand polishing stones, wheteton". tilsrones, honns aid the like:

1. Of agglomerated abrasives .........................................

11. Other . ....... ..

B. Other:

1. Of agglomerated abrasives:a) Made of natural or synthetic diamonds...........................bl Other ..................................

11. Other. .................................. .......

Base t Ra-erate of

eJlSs-sion2~~~

2,5 2,2

8 5,3

S Free4 3,2

6 4,4S 3,8

7,S 5,1

S'S 5,66,s Free7 4,97 Free

S 3,8

4,5 3,54 3,2

4 3,2s 23 2,5

3590

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Heading number Base e Raterate o

conces-,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.irn

8.0t Natural or artificial abrasive powder or grain, on a base of woven fabric.of paper, of paperboard or of other materials, whether or not cut to shapeor sewn or threwise made up ... .. 4,5 3 5

68.07 Slae wool, mrock wool and similar mineral wools: exfoliated verniculite.expanded clays, foamed slag and similar expanded mineral materials:mixtures and articles of heat-insularing. sound-insulating, or sound-absorb-ing mineral materials. other than thsse falling in heading No 68.12 or68.13 or in Chaptcr 69:

A. Slag w-ol. r.ck w l and similar minetal w.5s. ......................... S2B. Other ......................3,S 2,9

6R.08 Articles of asphal tr of similar material (for example. of petroleum 3 2,5bitumen or coal tar pitch) .......................................

68.09 Panek, boards, tiles. blocks and similar articles of vegetable fibre. of woodfibre. of straw. of wood shavings or of wood waste (including sawdust).agglomerated with cement. plaster or with other mineral binding sub-stances .. ............ ................ ... ... 6 4,4

(I.10 Articles of plastering material:

Am nnardl. shets,. p;nel., tiles adl -he like. no,5 rasetted ................. 34S 2,9B. Other. ......................................... 4 3,2

t.. I I Articles of cement (including slng cement). of concrete or of artificial stone(including granulated marble agglomerated with cement'. reinforced or not 4 3,2

68. 12 Articles of ashestos-cenent. of cellulose fibre-cement or the like:

A. Buildisg materials ............... 4 3,2B. Other ...... 6,5 CS 4,6

68.13 Fabricated asbestos and articles thereof (for example. asbestos board.thread and fabric: aorestos clothing, asbestos jointing), reinforced *w nst.tuher than goods falling within heading No 68.14: mixetres with a basistf asbestos and mixtures with a hasis of asbestos and magnesium carbonate.and articIcs of such mixtures:

d. Fthr,, te'tssetd.ineIfmi. a;rdd fibres. dy.e fibres) ...............

8 5,3B. Articl.d t.r..s9

8. Thread..............................II Flahrt.... 10..............11...1.. ...... ............ .......

!ll. t)her .. .......12 6,9d. Misrutns wish a.sbms mno itbesto.ts mixt,,es with a hasis mi alm-rmms

aod mncgmmsxtu~ carbm.sre. sId :rsic' 4f sst mi stres:

1.i. ..rs. .5 3,8II Ar ..:.. 7 4,9

3591

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conces-2

sion

68.14 Friction material (segments, discs. washers strips, sheets. pIates. roland -lsthe like) of a kind soitbblees-r hraklu. for chithees or rwcthabaslike. siuisof asbestos. other mibneralessustanoc' corlu,fs eelhetoe. ok-no,her nr tcombined with textile or other materials . 8 t 5,3

68.15 Worked mica and articles of luca inbondeng Ic.r.dplii-a gsrsbotinuz 0na support of paper or fabrexa pler atmre. mannit--,dhtftwsWiim :

A. Sheets or splittings of mica ................ 4.5 3,5B. Plarws. sheetss or strip, madi arsm ttctgsplorpowewheohedtr s'tbr or 5 ,3 8

not -n a support ..

C. Other ... 8 5,3

68.16 Articles of stone or of oehar ubsta-l ssw(srccueing.intIti~re arpeat) of rau.not elsewhere specified or included:

A. Urnfired bicks made oc chromir .. 8,5 B' 5,6

B. Other .. 55 3

3592

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Base Raterate ofHeading number Description concession

Heat-insulatingbricks,blocks,tiles and other heat-insulating goods ofsiliconsf:,ssil . Jorofsimilar siliceous earths, (for example, kieselguhr,

Crinslt r j .li?~'I4CC:

A. Bricks weighting morethan th.,i 'w;. kgm ........................................ 5 3,8

B Othe

with a minof 0.50 U Aper 100 kggross

Refractory briefsblocks, tiles and similar refractory constructional goods.other than goods talingl within heading No 69.01 4 4

4 4A. IVth s iC... .... nicw n ...........Jr........... ith a mi

f 1.10 Aer 1i0 kgross

3593

-118- HeadingnumberDescriptionBaserate RateofConces' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~sion

_~~~~ ~ ~ ......... .. .. .. .. .. ...._ ...4

4

with a mi.f 0-60 g!per 1()ggrosv

|j13i Other refract..r) g Jds (fir examk.(rAcurt. crucibles. muffles. nozzles,plugs. suppOns. -ip .. tubes, pipe shc:ols a.d rods). other than goodsfallins within headitsr Ni 69.01:A. Wil ass gpliirite or(ts...... f rN...8........................ 9 8

B. With a ba;i~ t IIg tc'iC. di tc- .................r r. .....n.12.. 12 8

.. .. ....... ... .. .......... 8,5 8

i .04 Building hricks including flooring blocks. support or filler tiles and thelikc,:

5 3,8B. Other.... ............. .........

69.0; Roofing tiles. chinm--pots, cowls. chimney-lintrs cornics and Other con-

structional goodc. including architectural ornam nts: 3,5 2,9

A. R'sf.tg tiklof0.ims pory. 3,8

~~~~~~~~~~~~~the,..~~~~~~~~~~53,8B.O he .................

!69.07 Unglazed setts, flags and paving, hearth and wall tiles:

A. riles. cubes and similar articles for mosaics, whether or not rectangular.which are c:pahie of being enclsed in a squier the side of which does8

~~~~~n ,id 5 c.. ................. ................

,ith a min.of 027 UAper ma. thedun not toexceed 16%

3594

-119- HeadingnumberDescription __B. II. Other ..........................................................

Glazed setts, flags and paving, heatrth and wall iles:

A. Tiles, ubes and similar articles for mosaics, woethec nr n-t reIta"gular.whi.h are c.pable of being enclosed in a square thc sidoee of whiwh dsnoc -sceed 5 .m ....................................................

B. Other:

1. Common pottery .................................................

11. Other .....................................................

Laboratory, chemical or industrial wares; troughs, tubs ane similar recvp-tacies of a kind used in agriculture; pots jars and similar articles of a kindcommonly used for the conveyance or packing of goods:A.c inacelain orh.,j ...................................................

B. Ocher..............................................................

Sinks, wash basins, bidets, water closet pans, urinallikeaths and 1ssc sani-stary fixrure ............................................................

69.07.-trJd)

69.08

69.09

69.10

Rt eof

C0o1"0S$ion

8

9

89

6,95,1

10

1. sorate

8with a min.of 0 30 UAper m2. theduty not toexceed 16%

9with a min.of 0 4S UAper n2, theduty not toexceed 18%

9

9with a min.of 0 30 UAper nn, theduty not tocceed IS%

12

7re

10wth a mim.of 6 UAper 10t kg

gross

3595

.

-120-Base Raierate ofi.. ..... I I conces-

1 2 sion

Tableware and other articles of a kind commonly used for domestic ortoilet purposes, of porcelain or china (including biscuit porcelain andparian):

A. White or single-coloured .............................................

B. Other ..............................................................

Tableware and other articles of a kind commonly used for domestic ortoilet purposes, of other kinds of pottery:

A. Common porters ....................................................

B. Sroitessar. .........................................................

C. Earthenware or line pottery:1. White, or single-coloured .............. ............................

11. Other ...........................................................

D. Other .............................................................

Statuettes and other ornaments, and articles of personal adornment; articlesof furniture:

A. Common pottery ...................................................

B. Porcelain or china ....... ............ ....

C. Other ..............................................................

Other articks:

A. Porcelain or china .................................................B. Other .............................................................

13.5with a min.

of 12.20 UAper 100 kg

gross13.5

with a min.of 25 UAper 100 kg

net

7,5

9,5

with min.of 13-60 UAper 100 kg

gross

10-5with a min.of 18 UAper 100 kg

net

14

8

with a min.of 70 UAper 100 kg

gross

10with a min.of 35 UAper 100 kg

gross

15

7,5

69.11

69.12

69.14

13,5

13,5

5,16

10,5

10,5

7,5

59

9

7,75,1

3596

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o Base Raterate of

concesion_ .. _ ~~~~~sitn

ss(WasIe gas (c1IIIet: i )r tnt-, cIuding ptlass:

mIJS th, gs.3

I.s<*~ (-.-................................. 2,9.................. ....... .. .....3,5 .......

3597

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Base Raterate of

sion

itAs1t gGlas)s in lls. -dl wtulJns ,nnw'ed rinot bng optical lass: 3,2

A.-t Ir.

"!11.':I, ; rlS; l)1t... ..... .... ..... .. ...................... ..........O he .7.4.. .... . 9....

Caust. oled. drawov or reb!tgl g)lss tinchding flashed .r wicd esslint 3,8rectangles.o uurfaece ground or polished. but n- fithc worked .

|(st. rolled, dran or blo- zlss includingg flashed or wired glass; cutto shap ,hoer thanorotherwisere.agular shape. er bnt ( ked foreample. dg worked oro -igraird whether -r not surface ground o8r 3 5,3d Ispoatlishe: "uli rIal!edg gas: loaded lights and the like ............

y~Ofti)fcor glas gc.nsistgie of otoehened r lamiated gaplass, shed or not .. 9 5,8

09 lass I."irroinrs rg'cdhin veir- iw mirrttrs. unframed. framed or backed t 6, 5

Cs}1t.ttleatrbrde pots. tubulahs.rrntalienmr nd similar containers. ofglass, of akindcommonly used for the conveyance or packing of goods:stoppers and other closures. of glass ..............................

9.5 9

3598

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Base Raterate of

conces-sion70.12 I aiass ms.as !"'j *- " ah -bi o us hris, sl,. 1vacuum vessels: 10,5 6,3

A. U. ,. s .. . .u ..................................

70.13 iWs-...s 'Lhts articles falling in heading No 70.19) of a kindcuWsaiui.yusedfortable kitchen,toiler or office purposes lor indoor 15,5 12dca isa * St.s- s .i aI uses ............................................

70.14 5Iai^saa..s..s rs-ss' re. sidsnaiilag glassware and optical clements of glass.not i ssk.ds notofoptical glass: 10 6,2

51. (nsc. . ..

70.15 ti.Ss......sI glassesand similar glasses including glass of a kind used 7,5 5,1for s6au.ay.es but excluding glass suitable for corrective lenses), curved. 7,5ben, hullus.s and the like; glass spheres and segments of spheres, of akihd usedfor the manufacture of clock and watch glasses and the like ..........

70.17 L.bu.). hygienic and pharmaceutical glassware, whethet or not gradu-ated us L.aibased; glass amipoules:

A. Laboratory. hygienic and pharmaceutical glassware: 6,5 4,61. (A I.0:.sd sslI.J of tus'Js4... ....................................... 9 5,8II.Other. ........... ....... ..................... 9 5,8

B.Glass ....ul.... ........ ..*.*..........*.*.* *

7.IS uIpu;;al glnass ad nelemeastsf optical glass. otther sthasl picaily worked 9 5,8ts;demcznoructrworcive spec tac lelnsms ..............

3599

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Base Raterate of

conces-2 sion

70.19 Glass beads, imitation pearls, imitation precious and semi-precious stones,fragments and chippings, and similar fancy or decorative glass smallwares,and articles of glassware made therefrom; glass cubes and small glassplates, whether or not on a backing, for mosaics and similar decorativepurposes; artificial eyes of glass, including those for toys but excludingthose for wear by humans; ornaments and other fancy articles of lamp-worked glass; glass grains:A. Glass beads, imitation pearls, imitation precious and semi-precious

stones. and similar fancy or decorative glass smallwares, not mounted,set or strung, but including ungraded goods temporarily strung forconvenience of transport; glass grains:

I. Glass beads:a) Cut and mechanically polished not within quota...... 5.5 4, 1

b) Other ...........................11,5 10II. Imitation pearls.....................................1, 20 UA 0, 60 EUA

per kg net per kg netIII. Imitation precious and semi-precious stones:

a) Cut and mechanically polished not within quota ....................................... 5 3,8b)Other..............................6,56IV. Other:a) Glass grams.......................................8,5 5,6

b) Other not within quota ........................................11 6,5B. Artificialeyes........................................8 , 5 5, 6C. Articles of glassware made from fancy or decorative glass smallwares.......................... 85, 3

70.20 Glass fibre (including wool), yarns, fabrics, and articles made therefrom:A. Non-textile fibre and article, made therefrom............................................... 11 6, 5B. Textile fibre, yarns, fabrics, and articles made therefrom......................................13 9, 570.21Otherarticlesofglass.................................. 8,55,6

3600

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Base Rate11"- De>- i.."k rate of

conces-2 sion

71.02 Precious and semi-precious stones. unworked. cut or otherwise worked, butnot mounted, set or strung (except ungraded stones temporarily strung forconvenience of transport):

B. Other:

1. For industrial uses:a) Articles of picwo-electric quartz ........... ....................... 3,5 2,9b) Other ........................................................ 4 3,2

71.03 Synthetic or reconstructed precious or semi-precious stones, unworked. cutor otherwise worked, but not mounted. set or strung (except ungradedstones temporarily strung for convenience of transport):

A. Unworked or simply sawn. cleaved or bruted ............................ 1 0,9B. Other:

1. For industrial uses ................................................ 4 3,2

11. Forother uses .................................................... 2 1,8

71.04 Dust and powder of natural or synthetic precious or semi-precious stones 1,5 1,4

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SION

I 2 3 4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I

71.05 Silver including silver gilt and platinum-platede silver, unwrought or sni-manufactured:

B. Bars, rods, wire and sections; plates. s...............heets and strips ................... 2 1 .8

C. Tubes, pipes and hollow bars . .......................................... 35 2.9D. Foi of a thickness,.excluding any b.acking. ot exceeding.015 mm .... 6 5 5E. Powder purls, spangles.cuttings and other forms ....5..................... 3,8

71.06 Rolled silver, unworked or semi-manufactured:

A.Unworked ............... .s... .......... ............ 5 3.8B. Semi-manufactured ........................65 4.6

71.07 Gold, including platinum-plated gold. unwrought or semi-manufactured:

C. Tubes, pipes and hollow bars.......................................... 21 .8D. Foil of a thickness, excluding any backing not exceeding 0-I5 mm . ......... 8 5. 3E. Powder purls. spang.les, cuttings and other forms ........................ 5- 4,1

71.08........................ . Rolled gold on base metal or silver. unworked or semi-manufactured .. 35 2.9

71.09 Platinum and other metals of the platinum group, unwrought or semi-manufactured:

A. Platinum and platinum alloys:

I Other:

b) Semi-manufactured:I. Bars, rods, wire and sections; plates, sheets and strips ... .I 0 .92. Tubes pipes and hollow bars ..... 5 1 .43. Foil of a thickness excluding any backing, not exceeding

0 5 mm ................................. ............... 43.24. Other....... 45 4

71.10 Rolled platinum or other platinum group metals, on base metal or preciousmal. nworke.d r semi-manufactured .................................... 35 2.9

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Base Rate.t t j . i <,i,,rateofconces-

71.12 Articles of jewellary and parts thereof, of precious metal or rolled preciousmetal:A. Of prectious; metal ................................................... 4,5 3,5B. Of rolied precious metal ...................................... 9 5,8

71.1.3 Articles of goidsmiths or silversmiths wares and parts thereof, of preciousmetal or rolled precious metal. other than goods falling within headingN-- 71.12:

A.Of preciousmetal............................................... 7 ,5 3rolledpreciousmetal 3,8

1 d S' .i Sel3,8

1.14 Other articles of p-cous metal .r ..llsprci-sus,ai

5. (trolvildpre ....... 7,S5,1

B.6Of ea ...................

4,471.15 Aricle corising of. o incorporating, pearls. precious oar etmi-recious

StMlesaJrlsfynhcrior rcnstucted):A. Arioe oats-stj M. or iteorparahitg. psArks:

incorp.ating Aruceioe e iouseo"stlonegu. or t: eorpor. ps or mi-prc w-)tsstndtra. -mvntce r eco:rtcrral>

1N l~ ovhol~ t nl.itural prrcihsis oar sctali-precisuus stor'rs

, Orcr.. ........... ....... ,5.7.S 5,1I. Other .7 4,9

.1.16 Imitation jewellery:......................................18A. Of base cu ................. i 8,5.............BOt11,5 herr. ll 6,7

3603

-128-

Pig iron, cast iron and 'spiegcleicn, in pigs, blocks, lumps and similarforms:

A. Spirgdeis-n (ECSC) ................................................

B. Haematite pig iron and cast iron (ECSC) ..............................

D. Other pig iron and cast iron:

II. Other (ECSC)....................

Ferro-alloys:

A. Ferro-manganese:

II. Other ...............

B. Ferro-aluminium, ferro-silico-.aluminium and ferro-silico-mangano-alu-minium

C. Ferro-silicon not within quota ...........................

E. Ferro-chromium and ferro-silico-chromium:

II. Ferro-silico-chromium ..

G. Other. ...

73.01

73.02

Baserate

4

4

4

8

7

10

7

7

Rateof

conces-sion

3,23,2

3,2

5,3

4,96,2

4,9

4,9

3604

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Base Raterate of

conces-_______ __ _ioSion

3.014 Shot and angular grit. of iron r stecl whether or not graded; wirc plletsof iron or steel. .. . . . 4 3,2

7 .I Iron or sirs rowers sponge iron or stcel:

A. Irnr stiw p ..rs4 1 3,2

B. Sp,I8g *r . FCS3( ... .3 2,5

-.1 Puddled hars and pilings, ingois,blocks, lumps and similar foms,. of iron 2steel 1(CS 3 2, 5

73.07 Blooms,. bileitbs.e slabs and sheet hars (including tinplat ar, of iron orsteel: pieces roughly shaped v orging, of iron or steel:

A. l -sn- d bl

1. Rolled : St '. 4 3,211 Frged . 5 S3,8

nB.ateSlas .d sI- hRr aluudig tplurc ba!:1. Rd Ir:s.- 4 3,2

11. Forgd,. . . . ..... 54 3,84 3,2

C. aPei-!yy, itl hpcd i fging .................................

71.0 e Iron or ster coils for re-rolling;3,8

.s.50msntwl31 .tende,id.ini-no,lre-rlIing t: FS(.(6 4,4

|Be. FCOCthr S

h J .w., I^

3605

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Base Raterate of

_o_ cc-nces.

73.09 Universal plates of iron or steel ((:) ..................... 4.

'10 Bars and rods (including wire rod), of iron or steel, hot-rolled, forged,extruded, cold-formed or cold-finished (including precision-made): hollowmining drill steel:

A. Not further worked than hot-rolled or extruded:

Wire rod (ECSC). 7 4,9I. Bars and rods (ECSC) .6 4,4

. Hollow mi,ning drill steel R S:) ......................3........... 38

B. Not further worked than forged .7 4,9

C. Not further....................worked than cold-formed or cold-finished .7 4,9

D. Clad or surface-worked (for example, polished, coated):

Not further worked than clad:............................................. 5 a) Hot-rolled or extruded (ECS.C). 3,8b) Cold-formed or cold-finihed .7 4,9

I. Other .7 4,9

73.11 Angles, shapes and sections. of iron or steel, hot-rolled, forged, extruded,cold-formed or cold-finished; sheet piling of iron or steel, whether or notdrilled, punched or made from assembled elements:

A. Angles, shapes arid sections:

Not further worked Ethan hot-rolled or extruded (CSC) 6 4,41 Not further worked than forged 9,

7 -

Ill. Not further worked than cold-formed or cold-finished , 7 49

IV. Clad or surface-worked (for example, polished, coated):a) Not further worked than clad:

I.Ho-rolled or extruded (ECSC) ............................ ...5 3,82. Cold-formed or cold-finished 7 4,9

Is) Other ........

7 4,9B. Sheet piling (ECSC) ..................................................

4,4

3606

-

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I

I

- 131 -HeadingDescription.. Jwsn^"-

73.12 Hoop and strip. of iron or steel, hot-roll or cold-rolled:

A. Not further wrkc rhn hmt-.lle (FCCSC .... ......................

B. Not further worked than cold-rolled:1. In coils lor the manufacture tinplae (ECS.......................

11. Other ..... ........................

C:. lad, c3ed or otherwiw curfae-trearcd:1. Silcre gilded or platinum platrd .................................

II. Enamelled .. .............Ill. Tinned:

a) inplateFC(.) ..........................) Other ................ ...................................

IV. Zinc-coaed or leaJcoated ............................

V. Other (for example. copper-plated. arificiall- oxidised. lacquerd.nickel-plated. arnished. clad. parkerised. printed):a) Not further worked than clad:

I. Hot-rolled ESC' .............. .....

2. ClJ-rlled ..........................................

(Ser .....................

. Otherwise shaped or woarkcd[or example. perforated. chamfered. Ip-jointed .................

73.13 Sheets and plates. of iros or steel. bt-roiled or cold-r'sd:

A. "lectrical" sheets and plates:l. With a wattlow regardlss o4f tickness. of (1'W-at (Sr ls (ECS(C!I1Other .:('. .......................................

B. Other sheets and plates:1. Not further worked than hot-rolled. of a thickness of:a 21 n sormore(l.SCS..................b) Less than 2 mm (ESC) ................... ...

Not further worked than colJ-olled, of a thickness of:a 3 mm or orer .... ..

a eo Raerate o

covc-Sion

,8 5,3

8 5,3

5,35,3

7 4,95,35,3

7 4,95,35,35,3

6 4,47 4,9

7 4,94,4

7 4,9

3607

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Base Rate,,, ,,,,,,.,rate - of

coes-

I .173.13 e B. mmIEISC. b) Ire mbut l-ss tha 3ni (FC.)6 6...........,........... 44

imor less (ECSC) ..............8 .......................3

uIll. Nt f r worked thazti bEChCrnshed, polished or gla7ed'I((' 7 4,9IV. Chda coated or -thberse surfjce-reated:

a) Silvered, gilded platin............................um-plated or-enamelled .7 4,9h) Tinned:

1. Tinplate CS(: ... ................................... 7 4,92. Other ( . .................................. ..................................2. therdSC).~~ ~~~~~~~74,9

........c) Zin-ciit or lead-coated (FT. .8 5,3d) Other for example, copper-plated. artificially oxidised.

lacquered. nickel-plated. varnished, clad. parkerise 4,9d. printed) 7

V. Otherwise shaped or worked:

a) Cut into shape, other thin rectangular shapes, but not furtherworked: 7 4,91. Silvered, giled. pl1inu.i-nte or enamelled ...............

2. Other(SC)......b) Other, excluding sheets and plate, shaped by rolling 7 4,9

73.14 Iron or steel wire, whether or not8 coated, but not insulated ................... 5,3

73.15 Alloy steel and high carbon steel in the forms mentioned in headingsNos 73.06 to 73.14:

A. High carbon stel:

1. Ingots blooms, billets, slabs and sheet bars: 4,5 3,5a) Forged .

b Other:). Ingots(FS!..... .......... .....2,52. Blooms,a billets, slbs and sheet bars (ECSC) .................. 4 3,2

o11. yPieces rubyghl, shaped forgingg ...................... 4 3,2

Ill. Coils for ECrCe-rolliig (S) .............................53,............86 4,4

IV. niversECaC)l plates FF( ..........................................

V. Bars and rods includring wire od and hollow mining drill steel:

sles, shcapes and setions: 8 5,3

a: N f-ehe workedo than f-rge ... .. .... ........

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Base Raterate of

1 2 Conces_j ion

73.15 A. V.) b Not further worked than hot-rolled or extruded:(ncotd)1. WirerodC(CES) .......................................... 7 4,9

2. OtherC(CES) ......................... ................... 6 ,44c) Not further worked than cold-formed or cold-finished ..... 8 .5,3

(lad or surface-worked (for example. polished. coated):I. Nor further worked than clad:

aa) Hot-rolled or xtruded (ECSC( ..... 5 S 3,8) (Cold.................... t or cold-finished .7 4,9

2. Other ......... ............8....................... 5,3Vl H..id trip:

) Not further wo(rked t..............han hot-rolled fCSC) - 4,9Not fucrther worked than olhiolled . ............... . 5,3Cad coated or otherwise surface-treated:1. Not further worked than clad:

a(Ea) Hot-rllc tFC) .................................... 7 4,9be) (old-roll- ........................................... * 5,3

2. Other .... ........... ........................ 8 5,3d) Otherwise shaped or worked (for example. perforated. chatitfered.................................................................ap-jointed).. 8 3 ,3

aVII. Sheets nd plates: 7a) Not further worked than EhSC)cot-r....................................o7 4,9lled(......

Not further nworked thatsold-rolled. of a thickness of: 7 4,9I. 3 mor more ...2. less thaECnC)3 mm (S ........... 8 5,3

cPolished,. clad, cooated tsotherwise sutrface-rrEated (FCC) .........9 , 49d) Otherwise shaped or worked:

1. ut into shapes other than rectangular shapes. but not furtherworked (ECSC) .. ...... ... .. . 7 4,9

2. Other, excluding sheets and plates shaped by rolling ............ 7 4,9Vl. Wire, whether or i ca.|te but not in8sulated ....... .. * 5,3

B. Alo,,tel:1. Itrots. bloms, billets, slabs and sheea ars:

a Forged ... *Other:

Ingots:

3 2,5...............32,5Other(ECf().5....2. Bl billets. slaECbC)................................s and short bars 'IS 4 3,2. Pieces roughly s................................................ 5haped by forging.s 3,8

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Base Rate,., ,,rate of

coces-sion

71.H V. Bars mid ds includingg wire rod) and hollow mining drill sreel;angles. shape and s ti nsa) Nor further worked than forged ....... 7 6b) Nor f e rwukd han hot-rolled or exmnude:

I. Wire rod (S:1 ......................................

N t urther worked than cuciormned o cold-finished ..8 6d) Clad or surface-worked f- example. polished. coeae):

1. Nor further wrked than clad:

) (:d-formedt old-fn4ished ........................... 8 62. Other .. .. ................................. 8 6

VI. Hoop and strip:

a) Not furher worked thatthocrolled (FCC) 7 6b N' further workd thai cid-roled ......................... 8 6c Clad. coated or otherwise fface-treatcd:

1. Nor further worked than clad:aa Hot-rlled .FS: .......................

7 67 6bb Co'd-rlled ...........................................6

2. heir ................................S 6atd) Otherwise shaped or eke ,fo8 exancpe performed. cham- S 6.................fered, lap-oinc ..

VIl Sheets art ltcs:a: lecceilsheets mdnd pte:

2. Other (S. ..... ................................. 7s) Other sheets and plates:

Not further worked th............an hot-rolled (ECSC:) ......... 7 62. Not further worked than cold-rlled, of a thickness of:

aa) mn otnt 7 6bb) Iess that I m (ECs).. ................................ 76Polished, clad. coated or otherwise surface-treated (E(.C) 7 6

4. Otherwise shaped wctkd:a. Cut intoc shapes otnorher than rectangular shapes. but cu.................................further worked (S) .t.7 6nb!Other. exe-ldictgsheets and yplaoltes shaped b, -ilg 7 6

eVloi. W'ie. ow1edtrbutnor,r c ath sulated ...............8... 6

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BaseRateIh.it.".'. rate I of

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~*2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i __

73.16 Railway and tramway track construction material of iron or steel, thefollowing: rails, check-rails, switch blades. crossings (or fro , crossingpieces, point rods, rack rails, seepers. fish-plats, chair, chair wedges, soleplates (base plates), rail clips, bedplates, ties and other material spealisedfar oming or fixing rasl:

A. Rail:

1. Current-onducting, with parts of non-fc...uI. Other: 9 5,8

a) New (ECS:) .................-... ............... 6 4,4b) Used (ECSC) 3 2,5

................................B. Che -rals* -... .....................***................. 53,8C. SlerrC ECSC) .. 5 3,8D. Fish-plats, and sole plates:

. Rolled (ESQ 5 3,8I. Other.................. ,5......................................... 77 5, 1

7 4,9E. Other ............................................................

73.17 Tubes and pipes, of cast iron .............9................................ 5,8

10 919f teels|Hitlhoresswhstherr"norsdr t6,t odssitsfcld the o' "it rtfr1,rJ9

73.20 Tube and pipe fittings (for sample, joints, elbows. unions and flanges), 10 6,2of iron r stcl ...................................................

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Structures and parts of structures (for example, hangars and other buildings,bridges and bridge-sections, lock-gates, towers, lattice masts, roofs, roofingframeworks, door and window frames, shutters, balustrades, pillars andcolumns), of iron or steel: plates, strip, rods, angles, shapes, sections, tubesand the like, prepared for use in structures, of iron or steel.

Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers, for any material (other thancompressed or liquefied gas), of iron or steel, of a capacity exceeding 300litres, whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechanical

or thermalequipment.....................................................................................

Casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar containers, of sheet or plate iron orsteel, of a description commonly used for the conveyance or packing ofgoods. of a capacity:

A. Of 50 litres or more.

B. Of less than 50 litres.

Containers. of iron or steel, for compressed or liquefied gas.

Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaited bands, slings and the like, ofiron or steel wire, but excluding insulated electric cables.

Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, fencing. reinforcing fabric and similar materials.of iron or steel wire: expanded metal, of iron or steel:

A. Gauze. cloth, grill netting. fencing, reinforcing fabric and similar materials,B. Expanded metal.

Chain and pans thereof, of iron or steel.

Anchors and grapnels and parts thereof, of iron or steel.

Nails, tacks, staples, hook-nails, corrugated nails, spiked cramps. srtuds,spikes and drawing pins, of iron or steel, whether or not with heads ofother materials. but not including such articles with heads of copperA. Carding tacks for textile carding mechine...................................................

B. Other...............................................................................................

73.21

73.22

73.23

73.24

73.25

73.27

73.29

73.30

73.31

Baserate

5,5

5

6

7

7

107,5

6,5

5

6,5

Rateof

Conces-sion

4,1

3,8

4,44,9

4,9

5,6

6,25,1

4,6

5,8

3,84,6

3612

,.,...,.1,.

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Base Raterate of

conces-sion

73.32 Bolts and nuts (including bolt ends and screw studs), whether or not threadedor tapped, screws (including screw hooks and screw rings), rivets, cotters, cot-ter-pins and similar articles, of iron or steel: washers (including spring washers)of iron or steel:A. Not threaded or rapped:

I. Screws. nuts,. rivets and washers, turned from bars, rods, angles.shapes, sections or wire, of solid section. of a shank thickness orhole diameter not exceeding 6 mm .................................. 7 4,9

II. Other..............10 6,2B. Threaded or tapped:

I. Screws and nuts, turned from bars, rods, angles shapes. sectionsor wire, of solid section, of a shank thickness or hole diameter not 8 5,3cxceeding 6 mm.II.Other .

73.33 Needles for hand sewing (including embroidery), hand carpet needles andhand knitting needles, bodkins, crochet hooks, and the like, and embroiderystilettos, of iron or steel:

A. Sewing needles, darning needles arid embroidery needles....................7,5 5,14,4B. Other ............................... ....... ...........6......

73.34 Pins (excluding hatpins and other ornamental pins and drawing pins).hair- 7,5 5,1pins, curling grips and the like, of iron or steel .

73.35 Springs andleaves for springs, of iron or steel...... .......... ...... ... 7 4,9

73.36 Stoves (including stoves with subsidiary boilers for central heating), ranges,cookers. grates, fires and other space heaters, gas-rings, plate warmers withburners. wash boilers with grates or other heating elements. and similarequipment, of a kind used for domestic purposes. not electrically operated. 4,9and parts thereof. of iron or steel ................................ .. 7

73.37 Boilers excludingg boilers of heading No 84.01) and radiators, for centralheating, not electrically heated, and parts thereof. of iron or steel; airheaters and hot air distributors (including those which can also distributecool or conditioned air), not electrically heated, incorporating a motor-driven fan or blower. and parts thereof, of iron or steel .........8,5 5,6

73.38 Articles of a kind commonly used for domestic purposes, sanitaryware forindoor use, and parts of such articles and ware, of iron or steel; iron or steelwool:pot scourersand scouring or polishing pads,glovesand the like, of iron or steel:

A. Sinks and wash basins and parts thereof, of stainless steel ............ 7,5 5,1B. Other.8,5 5,6B Other

73.40 Other articlesofiron orsteel:

A. Ofcastiron .5,.... 5 4,1

B. Othr. ... ............. 8 5 3

3613

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Wrought bars. rods, angles, shapes and section, of copper: copper wire:A. Of copper alloyscontaining more than 10% by weight of nickel ............B. Other. ..............................................................

Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of copper:A. Of copper alloys containing more than 10% by weight of nickel ............

B. Other ............................................................

Copper foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shape, perforated, coated,printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material. of a thickness(excluding any backing) not exceeding 015 mm:

A. Of copper alloys containing more than 10% by weight of nickel ............

B. Other.............................................................

Copper powders and flakes:

B. Other:I. Lamellarpowders and flakes .......................................

lI.Other ....

Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor. of copper: hollow bars of copper .........

Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints. elbows, sockets and Ranges.of copper:

B. Other ..............................................................

Stranded wire, cables. cordage. ropes, plaited.hands and the like, of copperwire, but excluding insulated electric wires and cables:

B. Other..............................................................

Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, fencing. reinforcing fabric and similar materials(including endless hands), of copper wire; expanded metal, of copper ..........

Base Raterate of

Cones-sion

6

8S

7

101,5

8

7,5

8

8

56

6,56

6,56,5

6,21,4

6

6,5

6,5

6,5

I I-d.D-|...1"wt.1.,Islnss~

74.03

74.04

74.05

74.06

74.07

74.08

74.10

74.11

3614

- 13 9 -

Base RateHeading De--a-nlwg rate ofconces-

2 2 sio si. n

Nails, tacks, staples, hook-nails, spiked cramps, studs, spikes and drawingpin, of copper, ortof iron or steed with heads of copper; bols and nuts(includint boltadeends and screw studs), whether or noe thred or tapped,gs),ws (includingttcrs,ew thooks nand cre ) ivets, coe-e, coter-pisand similar articles, of copper; washed (including spring washers) ofcopper:

B. Screws. nuts rivets and washers, turned from bars, rods, angles,shapes, sections or wire, of solid section, of a shank thickness or holediameter not exceeding 6 mm .........................................

C. Other:I. f Xaper t1hays 10%ontaining moe Ohan I by weight 'I

nickel ...........................................................

1-. Other ...........................................................

Springs. of copper:

B. Other .............................................................

Cooking and heating apparatus of a kind used for domestic purposes. not

electrically operated, and parts thereof. of copper:

B. Other ..............................................................

Other articles of a kind commoyly used for domestic purposes. sanitarware for indoor use. and parts of such articles and ware, of copper

Other articles of copper ..................................................

4,S

7

7,5

7

7

3,5

3,84,9

6,5

6,5

4,9

459

3615

74.15

74.16

74.17

74.18

74.19

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Heding Des..opion Base rate Rateof

1 2 conces-sion

6 4,475.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of nickel; nickel wire ..

75.03 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of nickel: nickel foil: nickel powders andflakes: 7 4,9A. Plates, sheets, strip and foil. ................................

75.04 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of nickel; hollow bars. and tube andpipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows. sockets and flanges). of nickel:

A. Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor; hollow bars........................... 85,3B. Tube and pipe fittings . 5 3,8

75.05 Electro-plating anodes, of nickel, wrought or unwrought, including thoseproduced bv electrolysis:

A. Not prepared beyond casting ....................... ....... 4 3,2

B. Other. ............................. 53,8

75.06 Other articles of nickel:

A. Nails, tacks, staples, hook-nails, spiked cramps, studs, spikes and thelike: bolts, nuts, screws and similar articles; washers and spring washers:

1. Screws, nuts, rivets and washers. urned from bars, rods, angles,shapes. sections or wire, of solid section, of a shank thickness orhole diameter not exceeding 6 mm .................4,5................ 3,5

II. Other ... 5 3,8B. Other . .......... ........ 6,5 4,6

3616

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Unwrought aluminium; aluminium waste and scrap:A. Unwroughr .........................................................B. Waste and scrap:

1. Waste:a) Turnings, shavings, chips, milling waste, sawdust and filings;

waste of coloured, coated or bonded sheets and foil. of athickness (excluding any backing) of 0.20 mm qr less ...............

b) Other (including factory rejects) .................................

Heading number

76.01

Baserate

7

2,54

Rateof

conces-sion

6

2,23,2

3617

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Base RateDe-Hption rate of

conces-sion

76.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of aluminium; 12 10wire .................................................................

76.03 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of aluminium.12 10

76.04 Aluminium foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shape, perforated, coated,printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material), of a thickness(excluding any backing) not exceeding 0-20 mm .12 10

76.05 Aluminium powders and flakes:

A. Lamellar powders and flakes .10,5 6,3B. Other . . 8 5,3

76.06 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefore of aluminium; hollow bars ofaluminium... 12 10

76.07 Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges), 8 7of aluminium.

76.08 Structures and parts of structures (for example, hangars and other build-ings, bridges and bridge-sections, towers, lattice masts, roofs, roofingframeworks, door and window frames, balustrades, pillars and columns),of aluminium; plates, rods, angles, shapes, sections, tubes and the like, 7,5prepared for use in structures, of aluminium.

76.09 Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers, for any material (other thancompressed or liquefied gas). of aluminium, of a capacity exceeding 300litres, whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or 7,5 7thermal equipment.

76.10 Casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar containers (including rigid andcollapsible tubular containers), of aluminium, of a description commonlyused for the conveyance or packing of goods:A. Rigid and collapsible tubular containers. 12 7B. Other. 9,5 7

76.11 Containers, of aluminium, for compressed or liquefied gas . .. 8,5 7

76.12 Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaited bands and the like, ofaluminium wire, but excluding insulated electric wires and cables .12 7

3618

- 143 -

Heading

76.15 Articles of a kind commonly used for domestic purposes. sanitary ware for 8 7indoor use, and pans of such articles and ware, of aluminium .

76.16 Other articles of aluminium:

A. Cops. pirns, bobbins and similar supports for the spinning and weaving 10 7industries .....

B. Spools, reels and similar supports for photographic and cinemato-graphic film or for tapes, films and the like falling within heading 8 7No 92.12 .

C. Nails. tacks, staples, hook-nails, spiked cramps. spikes and the like;bolts, nuts. screws and similar articles; washers and spring washers:

I. Screws, nuts, rivets and washers, turned from bars, rods, angles.shapes, sections or wire, of solid section, of a shank thickness or 7,57hole diameter not exceeding 6 mm ......7

II. Other.10D. Orher .. ...........7.., 95 ..... 7

3619

144

3620

Base RateDescription rate of

conces-2 sion

77.01 Unwrought magnesium; magnesium waste (excluding shavings of uniformsize) and scrap:A. Unwrought .8 5,3B. Waste and scrap:

1.Waste .4,5 3,5

77.02 Wrought bar rods angles shapes and sections, of magnies;m- magnesiumwire; wrgouht plates, sheets and strip, of magnesium; magnesium foil;raspings and shavings of uniform size, powders and flakes, of magnesium;tubes and pipes and blanks therefore, of magneuit; hollow bars of 8 5,3magnesium; other articles of magnesium.

77.04 Beryllium, unwrought or wrought, and articles of beryllium:2 ,8'A. Unwrought; waste and scrap .......................... ................ 2 1,

8

B. Wrought beryllium and articles of beryllium ............................. 5 3,8

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Base Raterate of

Conces-I o

78.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of lead; lead wire ............. 10 8

78.03 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of lead .......... ......................... 10 8

78.04 Lead foil (whether or not embossed. cut to shape. perforated, coated.printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material), of a weight(excluding any backing) not exceeding 17 kg/m2; lead powders andflakes:

A. Lead foil:1. Backed. 10 8

11. Other ..... ..... 10 8B. Lead powders and flakes. 2,5 2,2

78.05 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of lead; hollow bars, and tube andpipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows. sockets, fl)nges and S-bendsi.oflead 11 9

78.06 Other articles of lead:

B. Other 8,5 8B. Other ..............................................................

3621

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Headingnumber Description

Base Raterate of

conces-sion

79.02 Wrought bars. rods, angles, shapes and sections, of zinc: zinc wire 10 8

79.03 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of zinc; zinc foil:zinc powders andflakes:

A. Plates, sheets, strip and foil ... 10 8

B. Powders (including dust) and flakes . 6 4,4

79.04 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor. of zinc; hollow bars, and tube andpipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges). of zinc. 10 8

79.06 Other articles of zinc:

B. Other .8 7

3622

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Wrought bars. rods, angles, shapes and sections. of tin; tin wire.

Wrought plates, sheets and strip. of tin.

Tin foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shape, perforated, coated.printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material), of a weight(excluding any backing) not exceeding I kg/m2; tin powders and flakes:

A. Foil:I. Backed.

II. Other.

B. Powders and flakes.

Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of tin: hollow bars, and tube andpipe fittings /for example, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges), of tin:

A. Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor; hollow bars.B. Tube and pipe fittings.

Other articles of tin.

Baserate

3

653,5

80.02

80.03

80.04

80.05

80.06

Rateof

conces-sion

3,2

2,5

4,43,82,9

5 3,87 4,9

8 5,3

3623

Heading

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Base RateDes trption rate of

number conces-12 sion

Tantalum, unwrought or wrought. and articles thereof:A. Unwrought (including bars not further prepared than sinteredand powders); waste and scrap ......... .. ...........

B. Bars (other than bars not further prepared than sintered). rods.angles. shapes, sections. wire, filaments. plates. sheets. stripand foil ...............................C. Other. ....................................

Other base metals, unwrought. and articles thereof: cermets, un-wrought or wrought. and articles thereof:

A. Bismuth:

II. Other ............. ...........................

CCobalt:

Il. Other ............... .........

Germanium:I. Unvwrought: waste and scrap ......................................

II. Other.

Manganese:I. Unwrought: waste and scrap ..........

II. Other ........... .............

Niobium (columbium):I. Unwrought; waste and scrap .. ... .... ..

II. Other ....... ......

Titanium:

I. Unwrought; waste and scrap ......................II. Other............. .....................

Vanadium:I. Unwrought; waste and scrap.

II. Other ...........................Uranium depleted in U 235.Thorium:

3

69

4,5

5

58

57

6

10

6

8

2,57,53,5

1,5

II.Other:

b) Other(EURATOM) .........

81.03

81.04

C.

E.

G.

H.

K.

L.

N.

2,5

4,4

5,8

3,5

3,8

4,57

4, 5

6,5

59

57

2,25,12,9

1,4

3624

- 149 -

3625

Base RateHeading number Description rate of

conces-sion

O. Zirconium:I. Unwrought: waste and scrap .........6 5

II. Other..........10 9

81.04 P. Rhenium:(cont'd) I. Unwrought: waste and scrap ......6 5

II.Other................... 10 9

Q. Gallium: indium; thallium:I. Unwrought; wasteandscrap.. .2,5 2,2

II. Other ........5 3,8

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82.01 Hand tools, the following: spades. shovels, picks. hoes, forks and rakes;axes, bill hooks and similar hewing tools; scythes. sickles, hay knives, grassshears, timber wedges and other tools of a kind used in agriculture, horti-culture or forestry ............

82.02 Saws (non-mechanical) and blades for hand or machine saws (includingtoothless saw blades):

A. Saws (non-mechanical):I. Back saws; rectangular-framed rip saws ....................

II. Other ..........................................

B. Saw blades:I. Bandsaw blades ..............................................

II. Chain saw blades ...............................................Ill. Other ................... ..................................

7

9

9710

3626

- 151 -

82.03 Hand tools, the following: pliers (including cutting pliers), pincers, tweez-ers, tinmen's snips, bolt croppers and the like; perforating punches: pipecutters; spanners and wrenches (but not including tap wrenches): files andrasps:

A. Files and rasps ....................

B. Other ...............................

82.04 Hand tools, including glaziers' diamonds, not falling within any otherheading of this Chapter: blow lamps, anvils; vices and clamps, other thanaccessories for, and parts of. machine tools; portable forget: grindingwheels with frameworks (hand or pedal operated) .....

82.05 Interchangeable tools for hand tools, for machine tools or for power-operated hand tools (for example, for pressing, stamping, drilling tapping,threading, boring, broaching, milling, cutting, turning, dressing, morticingor screw driving), including dies for wire drawing extrusion dies for metal.and rock drilling bits with a working part of:A. Base metal ...................

B. Metal carbides ...............................

C. Diamond or agglomerated diamond ..........

D. Other materials .............................

82.06 Knives and cutting blade, for machines or for mechanical appliances .....

82.01 Tool-tips and plates, sticks and the like for tool-tips. unmounted, of sin-tered metal carbide (for example, carbides of tungsten. molybdenum orvanadium) ...............................

82.08 Coffee-mills, mincers, juice-extractors and other mechanical appliances, ofa weight not exceeding 10 kg and of a kind used for domestic purposesin the preparation, serving or conditioning of food or drink ... .. ..

82.09 Knives with cutting blades, serrated or not (including pruning knives),other than knives falling within heading No 82.06. and blades therefor:

B. Knife blades ..................

Base Raterate of

conces-sion

5 3,87 4,9

6,5 4,6

6,5 4,66,5 4,67,5 5,16 4,4

5 3,8

7 4,9

7 4,9

13 12

3627

Heading Descriptionnumber

2

- 152 -

82.11 Razors and razor blades (including razor blade blanks whether or not instrips):A. Razors:

I. Open blade.II. Other.

B. Blades and cutters:I. Safety razor blades.

II Other.

C. Other parts.

82.12 Scissors (including tailors' shears", and blades therefor.

82.13 Other articles of cutlery (for example. secateurs, hair clippers, butchers'cleavers, paper knives); manicure and chiropody sets and appliances(including nail files).

82.14 Spoons, forks. fish-eaters, butter-knives, ladles, and similar kitchen ortableware:

A. Of stainless steel.

B. Other.

82.15 Handles of base metal for articles failing within heading No 82.09, 82.13or 82.14.

3628

Base Raterate of

conces-sion

5 3,87 4,9

7 4,96,5 4,67 4,9

10,5 8

8,5 5,6

19 17

8,5 8

7,5 5,1

Description

-153-

Locks and padlocks (key, combination or electrically operated), and partsthereof, of base metal; frames incorporating locks, for handbags, trunks orthe like, and parts of such frames, of base metal; keys for any of theforegoing articles, of base metal ........................................

Base metal fittings and mountings of a kind suitable for furniture, doors.staircases, windows, blinds, coachwork, saddlery. trunks, caskets and thelike (including automatic door closers; base metal hat-racks, hat-pegs,brackets and the like ...............................................

Safes, strong-boxes, armoured or reinforced strong-rooms. strong-roomlinings and strong-room doors, and cash and deed boxes and the like, ofbase metal ............................................................

Filing cabinets, racks, sorting boxes, paper trays, paper rests and similaroffice equipment, of base metal, other than office furniture falling withinheading No 94.03 .............. ........

Fittings for loose-leaf binders, for files or for stationery books, of basemetal: letter clips, paper clips, staples, indexing tags, and similar stationerygoods, of base metal ..............................................

Statuettes and other ornaments of a kind used indoors, of base metal:photograph, picture and similar frames. of base metal: mirrors of base metal:A. Statuettes and other ornaments of a kind used indoors ....................

B. Other.....................................................

Lamps and lighting fittings, of base metal, and parts thereof, of base metal(excluding switches, electric lamp holders, electric lamps for vehicles,electric battery or magneto lamps, and other articles falling within Chapter85 except heading No 85.22) .................... .......

Flexible tubing and piping, of base metal ...................................

Base Raterate of

conces-sion

8,5

7

7,5

9

9,5

7

7

5,6

4,9

5,6

5,3

5,1

Free6

4,9

4,9

Heading number Description

2

83.01

83.02

83.03

83.04

83.05

83.06

83.07

83.08

3629

-154-

Base Rate

Heading number Descriptionrateofconces-

1 2 sion

Clasps, frames with clasps for handbags and the like, buckles, buckle-clasps, hooks, eyes, eyelets, and the like, of base metal, of a kind commonlyused for clothing, travel goods, handbags or other textile or leather goods;tubular rivets and bifurcated rivets, of base metal; beads and spangles, ofbase metal

Bells and gongs, non-electric, of base metal, and parts thereof of base metal

Stoppers, crown corks, bottle caps, capsules, bung covers, seals and plmbs,case corner protectors and other packing accessories, of base metal:A. Capsules of aluminium or lead:

I. Capsules of aluminium of a maximum diameter of 21 mm, with orwithout an internal rubber seal, but not combined with othermaterials.II.Other.

B. Other.

Sign-plates, name-plates, numbers, letters and other signs, of base metal.

Wire, rods, tubes, plates, electrodes and similar products, of base metal orof metal carbides, coated or cored with flux material, of a kind used forsoldering, brazing, welding or deposition of metal or of metal carbides;wire and rods, of agglomerated base metal powder, used for metalspraying:A. Welding electrodes cored with iron or steel and coated with refractory ma-

terial.B. other.

83.09

83.11

83.13

83.14

83.15

6,5 4,6

9 Free

7 4,911 6,57 4,9

7,5 5,1

10 6,27,5 5,1

3630

-155-

Base RateHeadingDescription rateof

Conces-sion

1 2Steam and other vapour generating boilers (excluding central heating hotwater boilers capable also of producing Iow pressure steam); super-heatedwater boilers ...........................

Auxiliary plan: for use with boilers of heading No 84.01 (for example,econotdiscrs,. superheaters, soot removers, gas recoverers and the like):condensers for vapour engines and power units .............................

Producer gas and water gas generators, with or without purifiers; acetylenegas generators (water process) and similar gas generators, with or withoutpurifiers .............................................

5,5

5,5

5,5

4,1 *1

4,1*2

4,1

* (1) The concession is conditioned to the effectiveUnited States concessions on item 660.10.

* (2) The concession is conditioned to the effectiveUnited States concessions on item 660.15.

implementation of the

implementation of the

84.01

84.02

84.03

3631

-156-Base Raterate of

conces-sion

84.5 Steam or other vapor power units,whether ornot incorporatimn boilers 5 3,8*1

84.06 Internal combustion piston engines:AAircraft engines as defined in Aditional Note to this chapter. ofa

I. 300 KW or less 6 4,4II.More than 300KW....... 4 3, 2

B. Outboard motors ofacylinder capacity of:1.325cc or Iess ................ 11 10

II More than 325cc .. . 8 7

C. Other engines:I. Spark Ignition enginesof a cylinder capacity of

a)250ccorless................ 95,8b) More than 250 cc

I. For the industrial assembly of:Agricultural walking tractors of subheading 87.01 A.Motor vehicles for the transport of persons, including

vehicles designed for the transport of both passengers andgoods, with a seating capacity of less than 15.Motor vehiclesfor the transport of goods or materials, withan engineof cylinder capacityof less than 2 800 cc.Special purposemotor vehicles of heading No, 8X. 03 .......... 7 4,9

2. Other .12 6,9

II Compression ignition engines:a) Marine propulsion engines (A).

-for the vessels of subheadings 89.01 A,89.01 BI, 89.02 A, 89.02 B I and 89.03 A(a ) Free Free (AB)

-Other ... 8.0 (NB) 5.3

b) Other:I. For the industrialassembly of:

Agricultural walking tractors of subheading 8- 01A.Motor vehicles for the transport of persons, including vehiclesdesigned for the transport of both passengers and goods. witha seating capacity of less than 15.Motor vehiclesfor the transport of goods or materials, withan engine of a cylinder capacity of less than 2 5100 cc.Special purpose motor vehicles of heading No 87.03 (A)....... 7 4, 9

2. Other .12 6,9D. Parts:

I.For aircraft engines ........... 5 3,8II.Forotherengines.......................7 4,9

84.07 Hydraulic engines and motors (including water wheels and water turbines) 6 4,4 * 2


* (1) The concession is conditioned to the effective implementation of the UnitedStates concessions on items 660.25, 660.30 and 660.35.

* (2) The concession is conditioned to the effective implementation of the UnitedStates concessions on items 660.74 and 660.76.

3632

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concession

84.08 Other engines and motors:

A. Reaction engines:I. Turbo-jets developing a thrust of:

a) 2.500kg orless ...............................6 4,4b) More than 2 500 kg .................................... . 5 3,8

II. Other (for example, ram-jets pulse-jets, rocket engines) ...... .......... 6 4,4B. Gas turbines:

I. Turbo-propellers developing a power of:a) 100 kWor less ................. ............................. 7,5 5,1b) More than 100kW ............. ............................. 5 3,8

II. Other ........................................................... 5,5 4,1 *

C. Other engines and motors ............... ............................. 7 4,9*

D. Parts:I. Of reaction engines or of turbo-propellers ..........................53.8

I1. Other ........................................................... 5,5 4,1*

84.09 Mechanically propelled road rollers.........................5 3,8

84.10 Pumps (including motor pumps and turbo pumps) for liquids, whether ornot fitted with measuring devices: liquid elevators of bucket, chain, screw,band and similar kinds:

A. Delivery pumps fitted, or designed to be fitted, with a measuring device 6,5 4,6B. Other pumps:

I. Pumps having a pressure capacity of 20bar or more .................. 7,5 4II. Other pumps ..................................................... 6 4

Ill. Parts ........................................................... 6 4

C. Liquid elevators of bucket, chain. screw, band and similar kinds ..... ....... 5,5 4,1

84.11 Air pumps. vacuum pumps and air or gas compressors (including motorand turbo pumps and compressors, and free-piston generators for gasturbines); fans, blowers and the like:

A. Pumps and compressors:I. Pumps (hand or foot operated) for inflating pneumatic tyres and the

like ........................................................... 6,5 4,4II. Vacuum pumps creating a vacuum better than 10-2 mbar: centri-

fugal or axial compressors giving a compression ratio of not Iessthan 2 and a flow of more than 3 000 m3 per minute: stationaryreciprocating compressors of a weight exceeding 2 000 kg ..... ......... 9 4 . 4

Ill. Other pumps and compressors. ..................................... 6 4,4IV. Part. ........................................................... 64,4

B. Free-piston generatorrs for gas turbines .............................. . 43,2

C. Fans, blowers and the like ............................................ 6,5 4,6

* The concession is conditioned to the effective implementation of the UnitedStates concessions on items 660.59 and 660.62.

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Headingnumber Description conces-sion

84.12 Air conditioning machines, self-contained, comprising a motor-driven fanand elements for changing the temperature and humidity of air ............... 8 5,3

84.13 Furnace burners for liquid fuel (atomisers), for pulveried solid fuel or forgas: mechanical stokers, mechanical grates, mechanical ash dischargers andsimilar appliances ..5,5 4,1

84.14 Industrial and laboratory furnaces and ovens, non-electric:A. Specially designed for the separation of irradiated nuclear fuels, for the

treatment of radio-active waste or for the recycling of irradiated nuclearfuels (FURATOM) . ... 5,5 4,1

B. Other ... 4,1

84.15 Refrigerators and refrigerating equipment (electrical and other):

A. Evaporators and condensers, excluding those for domestic refrigerators 4,5 3

B. Other:

- Refrigerators of a capacity of more than340 Litres. ............................ 5 3

-Other .................. 5 3,8

84.16 Calendering and similar rolling machines (other than metal-working andmetal-rolling machines and glass-working machines) and cylinders therefor 5 3,8

84.17 Machinery, plant and similar laboratory equipment, whether or not electri-cally heated, for the treatment of materials by a process involving a changeof temperature such as heating, cooking, roasting, distilling, rectifying,sterilising, pasteurising. steaming, drying, evaporating, vapourising, con-densing or cooling, not being machinery or plant of a kind used fordomestic purposes; instantaneous storage water heaters, non-electrical:A. Machinery and equipiment for the manufacture of the products

mentioned in subheading 28.51 A (EURATOM).......... 5,5 4,1B. Machineryand equipment specially designed for the separation of

irradiated nuclear fuels, for the treatment of radio-active waste or for therecycling of irradiated nuclrarfuels (EURATOM) ............ 5,5 4,1

C. Heat exchange units ...... 4,5 3, 5D. Percolators and other appliances for making coffee and other hot

drinks:I. Electrically heated .9 5,8Il. Other .6 4,4

E. Medical and surgical sterilsing apparatus:I. Electrically heated.. 8,5 5,6

II. Other .......7 4,9F. Other:

I. Water heaters, non-electric.................6 4,4II. Other .5,5 4,1

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conces-sion

2

8418 Centrifuges: filtering and purifying machinery and apparatus (other thanfilter funnels, milk strainers and the like), for liquids or gases:

A. For the separation of uranium isotopes (EURATOM) ..................... 4,5 3,5

B. Specially designed for the separation of irradiated nuclear fuels, for thetreatment of radio-active waste or for the recycling of irradiated nuclearfuels(EURATOM).. 5,54,1

C. Other:1. Centrifuges:

a) Clothes-dryers, electrically operated, each of a dry linen capacitynot exceeding 6 kg . 8 5,3

b) Other .5 3, 8II. Machinery and apparatus (other than centrifuges) for filtering or

purifyingliquids or gases ...... . . 6 4,4

84.19 Machinery for cleaning or drying bottles or other containers: machineryfor filling, closing, sealing, capsuling or labelling bottles, cans, boxes, bagsor other containers: other packing or wrapping machinery; machinery foraerating beverages; dish washing machines:

A. Dish washing machines, electrically operated, with or without provisionfor drying

- Dish washing machines other than forhousehold purposes ...... ............... 7 3,5

- Other ........ .......................... 7 4,9

B. Other . . 5 3,5

84.20 Weighing machinery (excluding balances of a sensitivity of 5 cg or better)including weight-operated counting and checking machines: weighingmachine weights of all kinds. 6 4,4

84.21 Mechanical appliances (whether or not hand operated) for projecting,dispersing or spraying liquids or powders: fire extinguishers (charged ornot); spray guns and similar appliances; steam or sand blasting machinesand similar jet projecting machines. 6 4,4

84.22 Lifting, handling, loading or unloading machinery, telphers and conveyors(for example, lifts, hoists, winches, cranes, transporter cranes, jacks. pulleytackle, belt conveyors and teleferics), not being machinery failing withinheading No 84.23:

A. Machinery and mechanical appliances specially designed for dealingwith highly radio-active substances (EURATOM) ........ ................ 4 3,2

B. Self-propelled crapes on wheels, not capable of running on rails .9 5, 8C. Rolling-mill machinery: roller tables for feeding and removing products,tilters and manipulators for ingots, balls, bars and slabs .8,5 5,6D. Other.

5,5 4,1

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conces-sion1 2Excavating, levelling, tamping, boring and extracting machinery, stationery,or mobile, for earth, minerals or ores (for example, mechanical shovels,coal-cutters, excavators. scrapers, levellers and bulldozers): pile-drivers:snow-ploughs, not self-propelled (including snow-plough attachments):A. Excavating, levelling, tamping, boring and extracting machinery for

earth, mineralsorores:I. Self-propelled, track-laying or wheeled,. not capable of running on rails:a)Scrapers ..............................................b)Other machinery ...............

II. Other:a)Boringand milking machinery .................................b)Other..

B. Pile-drivers snow-plough notself-propelled includingsnow-ploughattachments) .....................................................

Agricultural and horticultural machinery for soil preparation or cultivation(for example, ploughs, harrows, cultivators, seed and fertiliser distributors):lawn and sports ground rollers

Harvesting and threshing machinery: straw and fodder presses: hay orgrass mowers: winnowing and similar cleaning machines for seed, grainor leguminous vegetables and egg-grading and other grading machines foragricultural produce other than those of a kind used in the bread grainmilling industry falling within heading No 84.29..

Dairy machinery including milking machines.

Presses. crushers and other machinery, of a kind used in wine-making.cider-making, fruit juice preparation or the like.

Other agricultural, horticultural, poultry-keeping and bee-keeping machinery:germination plant fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment: poultryincubators and brooders.

Machineryof a kind used in the bread grain milling industry, and othermachinery (other than farm type machinery) for the working of cereals ordried leguminous vegetables......

Machinery,not falling within any other heading of this Chapter,of a kindused in the following food or drink industries: bakery, confectionery, chocolatemanufacture, macaroni, ravioli or similar cereal food manufacture, thepreparation of meat, fish, fruit or vegetables (including mincing or slicingmachines) sugar manufacture or brewing ..................................

911

9

3,55,5

7,5

4,5

4,5

5,5

6

5

6,5

5,86,55,8

2,94,1

5,1

3,5

3,5

4,1

4

3,8

4,6

3,8

84.2.3

84.24

84.25

84.26

84.27

84.28

84.29

84.30

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84.31 Machinery for making or finishing cellulosic pulp, paper or paperboard:A. For making paper or paperboard ...........5........................... . 3,8

B. Other ........................................................... 5,5 4,1

84.32 Book-binding machinery, including book-sewing machines .............. 4,5 3,5

84.33 Paper or paperboard cutting machines of all kinds; other machinery formaking up paper pulp, paper or paperboard...... 5 3,8

84.34 Machinery, apparatus and accessories for type-founding or type-setting:machinery, other than the machine-tools of heading No 84.45. 84.46 or84.47, for preparing or working printing blocks, plates or cylinders; printingtype, impressed flongs and matrices, printing blocks, plates and cylinders:blocks, plates, cylinders and lithographic stones, prepared for printingpurposes (for example, planed, grained or polished):

A. Machinery, apparatus and accessories for type-founding or type-setting:I. For founding and setting (for example, linotypes,monotypes, inter-types)...... 2,5 2,2

II. Other ..... 5,54,1B. Blocks, plates. cylinders and other similar articles, other than litho-

graphic stones ....................................................... 7 4,9C. Other ..... 5,5 4,1

84.35 Other printing machinery: machines for uses ancillary to printing:A. Printing machinery:

I. Cylinder letterpress printing machines, printing only one side of thesheet at each pass:a) Single-revolution machines 6 3b) Two-revolution machines.... 4 3

II. Rotary presses. . . 4,5 3

Ill. Other . . . 5,53

B. Machines for uses ancillary to printing .. .. ... 6,5 3

84.36 Machines for extruding man-made textiles; machines of a kind used forprocessing natural or man-made textile fibres; textile spinning and twistingmachines; textile doubling, throwing and reeling (including weft-winding)machines ...... 5 3,8

84.37 Weaving machines, knitting machines and machines for making gimpedyarn tulle, lace embroidery, trimmings, braid or net: machines for pre-paring yarns for use on such machines, including warping and warp sizingmachines:

A. Weaving machines. 4,5 3,5B. Knitting machines ..... 6 4,4

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84.37 C. Machines for making gimped yarn, tulle lace embroidery, trimmings(cont'd) braid or net.4 3,2

D). Machines for preparing yarns for use on the above machines, includingwarping and warp sizing machines. 5 3,8

84.38 Auxiliary machinery for use with machines of heading No 84.37 (forexample, dobbies, Jacquards. automatic stop motions and shuttle changingmechanisms); parts and accessories suitable for use solely or principallywith the machines of the present heading or with machines failing withinheading No 84.36 or 84.37 (for example, spindles and spindle flyers, cardclothing, combs, extruding nipples, shuttles, heads and heald-lifters andhosiery needles) . ..3,8

84.39 Machinery for the manufacture or finishing of felt in the piece or in shapes,including felt-hat making machines and hat-making blocks 5 3,8

84.40 Machinery for washing, cleaning, drying, bleaching, dyeing, dressing,finishing or coating textile yarns, fabrics or made-up textile articles(including laundry and dry-cleaning machinery); fabric folding, reeling orcutting machines; machines of a kind used in the manufacture of linoleumor other floor coverings for applying the paste to the base fabric or othersupport; machines of a type used for printing a repetitive design, repetitivewords or overall colour on textiles, leather, wallpaper, wrapping paper,linoleum or other materials, and engraved or etched plates, blocks orrollers thereforeA. Ironing machines and presses, electrically heated.. 6 4, 6B. Clothes-washing machines, each of a dry linen capacity not exceeding

6 kg: domestic wringers:1. Electrically operated.7,5 5,1II. Other . 5 3,8

C. Other . . 5 3,8

84.41 Sewing machines; furniture specially designed for sewing machines: sewingmachine needles:

A. Sewing machines; furniture specially designed for sewing machines

II. Other sewing machines and other sewing machine heads . 6 4, 4

Ill. Parts; furniture specially designed for sewing machines. 5,8

B. Sewing machine needles. 7.4,9

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Base RateHeading rate ofmember Description conces-1 2 sion84.42 Machinery (other than sewing machines) for preparing, tanning or work-

ing hides, skins or Ieather (including boot and shoe machinery) .. .5,5 4, 1

84.43 Converters, ladles, ingot andmoulds and casting machines, of a kind used in 5 3,8metallurgy and in metal foundries .. .....

84.44 Rolling mills and rolls therefor:

A. Rolling mills specially designed for the recycling of irradiated nuclearfuels (EURATOM) .5,5 4,1

B. Other .7. 4,9

84.45 Machine-tools for working metal or metal carbides, not being machinesfalling within heading No 84.49 or 84.50:

A. SpecialIy designed for the recycling of irradiated nuclear fuels (forexample sheathing, unsheathing, shaping):

1. Automated by coded information (EURATOM).. 11 (NO) 6, 5II. Other (EURATOM) .5,5 4,3

B. Machine-tools operating by electro-erosion or other electrical processes:ultrasonic machine-tools:

I. Automated by coded information .. 6 4,4II Other .. 3 2,5

C. Other machine-tools:

I. Lathes:a) Automated by coded information ... 8 5b) Other .. 7 4,9

II. Boring machines:a) Automated by coded information ... 6 4,4

Ill. Planing machines:a) Automated by coded information. 8 5,3h) Other .7 4,9

IV. Shaping machincs. sawing machines and cutting-off machines.broaching machines and slotting machines:a) Automated by coded information . 5 3,8b) Other . . 2,5 2,2

V. Milling machines and driling machines:a) Automated by coded information. 10 5 .5b) Other . . 8 5,3

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Conces-sion

84 45 C. VI. Sharpening, tri.img, grinding, h-ning and lippirg. polishing or(l opt ) finishing machines and similar machines operating by means of

grinding wheels, abrasives or polishing products:a) Fitted with a micrometric' adjusting system within the meaning

of Additional Note 2 to this Chapter:1. Automated by coded information .S 52. Other .7 4,9

N) Other:I. Automated by coded information .3 2,52. Other.24 2,2

VII.ighbring machines:a) Automated by coded information . . 3,8h) Other . . 2 2,2

VIII. Ge-r-custing machines:a) For cutting cylindrical gears:

I. Automated by coded information 5,32. Other .7 4,9

b) For cutting other gears:I. Automated be coded information. 5 3,82. Other. 4,5 3,5

IX. Presses, other than those falling within subheadings 84.45 C X andC Xl:a) Automated by coded information .10 5,5b) Other .. 5

X. Bending, folding, flattening, shearing, punching and notchingmachines:a) Automated by coded information . .6 4b) Other .3 2,5

Xi. Forging machines and stamping machines:a) Automated by coded information .6 4,4b) Othe .3 2, 5

XIL Other ... 4 i'

84.46 Machine-tools for working stone, ceramics, concrete, asbestos-cement andlike mineral materials o. for working glass in the cold, other thanmachines falling within heading No 84.49 .S 3,8

84.47 Machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone, ebonite (vukanite), hard artificialplastic materials or other hard carving materials, other than machines fallingwithin heading No 84.49 .5,8

84.48 Accessoies and parts suitable for use soley or principally with the ma-chines falling within headings Nos 84.45 to 84.47, including workand tool holders, self-opening dkeheads, dividing heads and otherappliances for machine-tools; tool holders for any type of tool ormachine-tool for working in the hand . .3S 2 9

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HeadingDescription

1 2

84.49 Tools for working in the hand, pneumatic or with self-contained non-electric motor. .......

84.50 Gas-operated welding, brazing, cutting and surface tempering appliances

84.51 Typewriters, other than typewriters incorporating calculating mechanisms:cheque-writing machines:

A. Typewriters .

B. Cheque-writing machines . 3,8

84.52 Calculating machines; accounting machines. cash registers, postage-frankingmachines, ticket-issuing machines and similar machines, incorporating acalculating device:

A. Electronic calculating machines .

B. Other .

84.53 Automatic data processing machines and units thereof; magnetic or opticalreaders, machines for transcribing data onto data media in coded formand machines for processing suc, data. not elsewhere specified or included

84.54 Other office machines (for example, hectograph or stencil duplicatingmachines, addressing machines, coin-sorting machines, coin-counting andwrapping ma,hines pencil-sharpenaching mines, perforating and staplingmachines):A. Addressing machines and address plbte emhossing machines.

B. Other .

84.55 Parts and accessories (other than covers, carrying cases and the like)suitable for uele soldy or principally with machines of a kind falling withinheading No 84.51,,84.52. 84.53 or 84.54:A. Addlass pLstes .

B. Parts and accessories for electronic calculating machines failing withinsuhheading 84.52 A.

C. Other ..............................................................

84.56 Machinersofor u,rting. screening, separating, washing, crushing, grinding ormixing earth. stone, ores or other mineral substances, in solid (includingpowder and paste) form; machinery for agglomerating. moulding orshaping solid mineral fuels. ceramic paste, unhardened cements, plasteringmaterials or other mineral products in powder or paste form; machinesfr forming foundry moulds of sand .

Base Rat It erate of

conces-sion

4 3

s 3,8

6,5 4,6S 3,8

14 12s's 4,1

7 4,9

CS 4,66 4,4

7 4,9

1',5 6,36 4

S 3

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84.57 Glass-working machines (other than machines for working glass in thecold); machines for assembling electric filament and discharge lamps andelectronic and similar tubes and valves:

A. Glass-working machines (other than machines for working glass in thecold) .. 4,5 3,5

B. Machines for assembling electric filament and discharge lamps and 5 3,8electronic and similar tubes and valves .

84.58 Automatic vending machines (for example, stamp, cigarette, chocolate andfood machines), not being games of skill or chance ....... ................... 5 3,8

84.59 Machines and mechanical appliances, having individual functions, notfailing within any other heading of this Chapter:

A. For the manufacture of the products mentioned in subheading 28.51 A 5,5 4,1(EURATOM) .......................................................

B. Nuclear reactors (EURAT(OM).

C. Specially designed for the recycling of irradiated nuclear fuels (forexample. sintering of radio-actve metal oxides, sheathing) (EURATOM) 54 4,1

D. Rope or cable making machinery, including electric wire and cablemaking machines:

I. Stranding, twisting, cabling and similar machines and appliances 5........ 3,8II. Other machines and appliances (for example. reinforcing, taping,

insulating and the like for the preparation. coating, finishing ofropes and cables) . ................................................ 7 4,9

E. Other .4,4

84.60 Moulding boxes for metal foundry; moulds of a type used for metal (otherthan ingot moulds), for metal carbides, for glass, for mineral materials (forexample, ceramic pastes, concrete or cement) or for rubber or artificialplastic materials ........................................................ 5 3,8

84.61 Taps, cocks, valves and similar appliances, for pipes, boiler shells, tanks,vats and the like. including pressure reducing valves and thermostaticallycontrolled valves:

A. Pressure reducing valves ................. ............................. 6 4,4

B. Other ..... .....................

65 4,6

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84.63 Transmission shafts, cranks, bearing housings, plain shaft bearings, gearsund gearing (inchsding friction gears and gear-boxes and other variablespeed gears), flywheels. pulleys and pulley blocks, clutches and shaftcouplings

- Housings for ball, roller bearingsor needle roliin

- Other .

84.64 Gaskets and similar joints of metal sheeting combined with other material(for example, asbestos, felt and paperboard) or of laminated metal foil;sets or assortsents of gaskets and similar joints, dissimilar in composition.for engines, pipes, tubes and the like, put up in pouches, envelopes orsimilar packings.

84.65 Machinery parts. not containing electrical connectors, insulators, coils.contacts or other electrical features and not falling within any otherheading of this Chapter:

A. Parts of b2e metal, turned from bars, rods, angles, shapes. sectionsor wire, of sslid section, the greatest diameter of which does notexceed 2S mm.

B. Other.

Dise .,;rate of

conces-sion

77

5,5

4,56

7 CAB)

4,9

4,1

3,54

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-"

Base Miterate of

conces-sion

Electrical goods of the following descriptions: generators. motors, con-verters (r,ta, or static). transformers, rectifiers and rectifying apparatus,inductors:C. Part. ...................... ..................

Electro-magnets; permanent magncts and articles of special materials forpermanent magnets, being blanks of such magnets; electro-magnetic andpermanent magnet chucks. clamps. vices and similar work holders: electro-magnetic clutches and couplings: electromagnetic brakes. electro-magneticlifting heads ..................................................

Primary cells and primary batteries .....................................

Electric accumulators:

A. lead-acid accumulators ......... ..................................

B. Other accumulators ..............................................c Pirts:

1. Wooden separators .............

I1. Other .... ................................................

I

fll

85.02

85.03

85.04

4,4

4,4

8,9

6,25,1

3,25,6

20

10

7,S

48

IIS

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85.05 Tools for working in the hand, with self-contained electricmotor.

85.06 Electro-mechanical domestic appliances, with self-contained electric motor;

- Vacuum cleaners and floor polishers.

- Other .

55.07 Shavers and hair clippers, with self-contained electric motor:

A. Shavers.

B. Hair clippers.

85.08 Electrical starting and ignition equipment for internal combustion engines(including ignition magnctos, magneto-dynamos, ignition coils, startermotors, sparking plugs and glow plugs); generators (dynamos and alter-nators) and cut-outs for use in conjunction with such engines:

A. Starter motors, generators and cur-outs.

B. Ignition magnetos, including magneto-dynamos and magnetic flywheelsC. Glow plugs.D. Other.

85.09 Electrical lighting and signalling equipment and electrical windscreenwipers, defrostcrs and demisters, for cycles or motor vehicles:A. Lighing equipment, other than equipment of heading No 85.08.B. Sound signalling equipment.C. Other.

85.10 Portable electric battery and magneto lamps, other than lamps falling withinheading No 85.09:

A. Miners' safety lamps .

B. Other.

Base Raterate of

conces-sion

7 4,5

7,5 47,5 5,1

6 4,65,5 4,1

8.5, 5,67 4,9

10.5 6,39 5,8

7 4,98,5 59 5

7,5 5,113 7,2

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85.11 Industrial and laboratory electric furnaces,. ovens and induction and dielec-tric heating equipment: electric or laser-operated welding, brazing, soldering orcutting machines and apparatus:

A. Furnaces, ovens inductions and dielectric heating equipment:I. Specially designed for the separation of irradiated nuclear fuels. for

the treatmentofI radio-active wate or for the recycling of irradiatednuceIar fuels (EURATOM)... 5,5 4,1

II. Other .5,5 4,1B. Electric or laser--operated welding, brazing, soldering or cutting machines and

apparatus. 7,5 5, 1

85.12 Electric instanitaneousior storage water heaters and immersion heaters:electric soil heating apparatus and electric space heating apparatus; electrichair dressing appliances for example, hair dryers, hair curlers, curlingtong heaters) and electric smoothing irons; eletro-thermic domesticappliances: electric heating resistors, other than those of carbon:

A. Electric instantaneous or storage water heaters and immersion heaters 5,3

B. Electric soil heating apparatus and electric space heating apparatus 8,5 5,6C. Electric hair dressinig appliances (for example hair dryers hair curlers. 9,4 6

curling tong heaters.

D. Electric smoothing irons.11,5 6

E. Electro-thermic domestic appliances. 7,5 5, 1

F. Electric heating resistors .....7 4,9

85.13 Electrical line telephonic and telegraphic apparatus (including such appar-atus for carrier-current line systems):

A. Apparatus for carrier-current line systems. 6,5 4,6B. Other. 7,5 5,1 *

85.14 Microphones and stands therefor; loudspeakers; audio-frequency electric 7 4,9amplifiers.

* The concession is conditioned to the effective implementation of the UnitedStatesconcessions on item 684.62.

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1 2 sion85.15 Radiotelegraphic and radiotelephonic transmission and reception apparaues:

radio-brodcasting and television transmission and reception apparatus(including receivers incorporating sound recorders or reproducers) andtelevision cameras: radio navigational and apparatus. radar apparatus andradio remote control apparatus:

RadioteIegraphic and radiotelephonic transmission and receptionapparatus radio-broadcasting and television transmission and receptionapparatus including recevers incorporating sound recorders or repro-docers and televions cameras:

......... ........... ......... ...........i. Tr,'rrsru~~~~~~~~~~~~trrrs.~~~~ 4,9II. Trunirrir-r.cci..er ... .....................

11 6,5Ill. Receivers, whether or not incorporating sound recorders or repro-

ducers:- pagers ................................... 14 12

- other receivers .......................... 14 14 (AB)

IN.ieeic ca!,ttc . .............................................. 7 4,9

Oth!r apwrs10s .0......................... ..... tO 6,2

. Parts of the &-Js f subhcad,hps A above:

I Chiets sitl ascs:',fw..d .. . .. .... ...... 6,5 4,6h;Ottrer mareials . ....................................... 8 5,3

o1. Parts of bie Mltrl. rurmvd f-e bar,, rods. anglms shapes. secti-nsiao aolid p e ,grea est dia7eter Oi ,hich dres nst 9 5 82:il'5 anl . .. .. ........................ ........ ... .... 13 7,2

III. (.ti......... .................................................

rs6 Electric trafficwaconways equipment for railn-a% roads or inlandci Ater t

tallations or uponsed for similar purpmaes in conn ns so ori lcc

.............or.example.switches,.rela.s,..use...s, ligh,ning...rres . 6 4u4

3.apparatis(such1as-bells, iElecctric s und visualaignalling and jun s sirens, ndiatoradar.iable 'i.n c ; other thngs No 85r 09 or, 6 4i4

fixed or variableu8S r8E t sacwitcoards s a (tElnea C ro yIcfixe cap(Ac)itu. . .......... 7 7B

-variabLe and pre-e caaios ( B),, 7 rA.-Other ...................... 7 4,9

95.19 Electrieltheapparatus for making and breaking electrical circuits, for i

proteion of e trical circuitso rf omaki ngconnections to or in electricalircuits (sfog examplesites reays6 fuse, lightning arresterst 6ur,esursrs5os plugd. or.phld and 'junction boxts;; meisto fixeJlmr=aribk iclsudlingotentidometers), other -tha beating resi--to: printeJ

circuwit, svithboardnd(controlthan telephone svgihboards: aml cw.trlIPanels:t FHetrtracal pircuitsfoittues for making and breaking electhiai :crr h

p-imztion ofnnectttricatl irocuits or for rakng,54,6coli-arons to .> n 6

ek't i' .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

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conces-Description___ ___ __-- jsion

8i.19 B. Rcsistors. fi-ed .r variable, 'includwg potentiometers, other than 8 5,3iv-Zt ' heating resistors ........ .........................................

C. Printed circuits ................................ 10 6,2D. Switchb..r is nd control ra .i.*. 5,5 4,1

R;.Z0 Electric iil;men lamrs and eect.ic discharge lamps (including infra-redand ultra-siksl. latps): arc lamps:

B. Other.... .............................. 7 4,9

C. Iarts ...7... ... ........ ............... ..... ..... 7,5 5,1

85.21 Thermnionic. cold ca-bode and phwto-cathode valves and tubes (includingvapour or gas filled valves and tubes. cathode-ray tubes, television cameratuibcs and mercury arc rewtifying 3alves and tubes): photocells; mountedpiezo-electric crystals: diodes, transistors and similar semi-conductor devices:light emitting diodes: electronic micsr.drcumA. Valves and tithes:

1. Rectifying valves and tubes. ...... .................................. 8 5,3I I. Television camcr., tubes: in age converter or mntetsifier tubes:

pht.u.iutipli.. 7 4,9

[V. Phtotubes (ph toemissi ..ce.... . 6,5 4,6V. 0ther .... .... . ...... ............. ............. 7,5 5, 1

B. Photc.elis, including photo-transistors . .............. ........ .......... 6,5 4,6

E. Parts;- Glass parts for envelopes of cathode-ray

tubes for television receivers 9 7- Other .9 5,8

85.22 Electrical appliances and apparatus, having individual functions, not fallingwithin any other heading of this Chapter:A. For the manufacture of the products mentioned in subheading 28.51 A

FURATTOM ............... ............................... 5,5 4,1B. Specially designed for the separtion of irradiated nu-lear fuels for the

treatntent ifradio active ^ te or for the recyling of irradiatednuclear fels(EURATAI) ........s....1...................... .. 5,5 4,1

C. Other ............. ................

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Insulated (including enamelled or anodised) electric wire. cable, bars. stripand the like (including co-axial cable), whether or not fitted withconnectors.

Carbon brushes. arc-lamp carbons, battery carbons, carbon electrodes andother carbon articles of a kind used for electrical purposes

A. Electrodes for electrolysis installarnons.

B. Heating resistmrs, other than those falling within heading No 85.12 .........

C. Other.

Insulators of any material:

A. Of cramic materials.

B. Of artificial plastic materials or of glass fibre.

C. Of other materials.

Insulating fittings for electrical machines, appliances or equipment, beingfittings wholly of insulating material apart from any minor components ofmetal incorporated during moulding solely for purposes of assembly, butnot including insulators failing within heading No 85.25:

A. Of ceramic materials or of glass.

B. Of hardened rubber or of bituminous materials.

C. Of artificial plastic materials.

D. Of other materials.

Electrical conduit tubing and joints therefor. of base metal lined withinsulating material.

Electrical parts of machinery and apparatus, not being goods filling withinany of the preceding headings of this Chapter.

Baserate

11

9

S5'

10with a min.of 1S UAf'er 1t00 kggross, the

due rsset oexsved19'.. a)

15

10

12

7

14

to

7

5.5

Rat e

ofconces-sion

6,5

5,84,15,3

10

7,76,2

104,97,56,2

4,9

4,1

iWl Th, I9%. .i.uJI'./ cdlinit h.11.tIy pply ,, i- 4 . - 4-uf rkhn - UA pe, 100 kg.

3649

85.23

85.24

85.25

85.26

85.27

85.28

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2 sion86.02 Electric rail locomotives battery operated or powered from an external

source of electricity.7 4,9

86.03 Other rail locomotives; tenders.. 5 3,8

96.04 Mechanically propelled railway and tramway coaches, vans and trucks, andmechanically propelled track inspection trolleys:

A. Electric railway and tramway coaches, vansand trucks (powered froman external source of eletricity).

B. Other 66 4,6

86.06 c Railvay and tramwav rolling-stok, the following: workshops, cranes andother service vehles .5 3,8

96.0t oailway and tramway goods vans, g-ods wagons and trucks:

A. Srpecially designed for the transpot of highly radio-active material(hURA O).. 5 S 3,8

B. Other .S 5

96.08 Containers specially designed and equipped for carriage by one or moremodes of transport:

A. Containers with ai ant radiation lead covering, for the transport ofradio-active mat5rials f:RA7OI) .. 3,8

B. Other. 6 4,4

86.09 Parts of railway and tramway locomotives and rolling-stock:A. Bogies. bissel-hlgies and t5e like, and parts thereof . 3,8E. Other. 5,5 4,1

96.10 Railway and tramway track fixtures and fittings; mechanical equipment,not electrically powered. for signalling to or controlling road, rail or othervehicles, ships or aircraft; part of the foregoing fixtures, fittings orequipment .6 4,4

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2 I

87.01 Tractors (other than those falling within heading No 87.07). whether ornot fitted with power ta,e-offs. winches or pulleys:A.lAgricuktural walking tractors, with either a spark ignition or a com-

prescson ignition engine, of a cylinder capacity of:0. 1 iO cc or less ............. ........................................ 6 4,4II. Izr1 0han I (00 cc ................................. 95,8

B. Agricultural tractxrlu(eschiding walking tractors) and forestry tractors.wheeled ............. .............................1.......8......... 8, 5

C. Other:

11. Other ... 14 11

87.02 Motor vehicles for the transport of persons, goods or materials (includingspons motor vehicles, other than those of heading No 87.09):

A. For the transport of ,ersons. including vehicles designed for thetransport of both passengers and goods:

I. With either a spark ignition or a compression ignition engine:a) Motor coaches and buses with either a spark ignition engine of

a cylinder capacity of 2 800 cc or more or a compression ignition 22 20z2engine of a cylinder capacity of 2 500 cc or more .

b) Other ....

- Motor coaches and buses ............ .. . . 11 1i1(AB)- Othe. ...s.. ...................... . 11 10

B. For the transport f goodsor materials:I. Motor lorries specially designed for nthe trasport of haghoy rjdii-active mat(ErialOMFURATOX) .................. . .................. 8 5,3

IL Other:.a) With either a spark ignition mr a cion pressin igniton engine:

1 Mlotne3liriroith either a spark ignition engine aofcylinder capacity of 800S0cccA or more or a compressionignition engine of a cylinder capacioy wf 005(f cc or more:aa) pemrirofitcea -linderpcaPave:m:

22. O10 000[Ncc. or more .......... ..... 20 17

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Rase l'tcrate of

conces-sion2

X.2dttil) 2. Other:

aa) Dumpers . ........................................ 9,5 6

97.03 Special purpose motor lories and vans (such as breakdown lorries fire-engines, fire-escapes. road sweeper lorries. snow-ploughs, spraying lorries.crane Iorries, searchlight lorries, mobile workshops and mobile radiologicalunits). but not including the motor vehicles of heading No 87.02 ............... 10 6,2

87.04 Chassis fitted with engines. for the motor vehicles falling within headingNo 87.01. 87.02 or 87.03:

A. Chassis for tractors falling withinsubheading 87. 01 B or C.: chassis formotor vehicles falling within heading No 87.02. fitted with either aspark ignition engineof acylinder capacity of 2 800 cc or more orcompression ignititon engine of a cylinder capacity if 2 500 cc or more

- for Lorries, motor coaches and buses ...... 22 20- Other. .................................... 22 9.3

B. Other:

- for motor vehicles for the transport ofpersons, including vehicles designed for thetransport of both passengers and goods, witha seating capacity of Less than 15 11 6.5

- Other ......... ........................... 11 11 (AB)

87.05 Bodies (including cabs,. for the motor vehicles falling within headingNo 87.01. 87.02 or 87.03:

A. For the industrial assembly of:Agricultural walking tractors falling within subheading 87.01 A.Motor vehicles for the transport of persons, including vehicles designedfor the transport of both passengers and goods, with a taking capicityof less than 15.Motor vehicles for the transport of goods or materials. with eitherspark ignition engine of a cylinder capacity of less than 2 800 cc ora compression ignition engine of a cylinder capacityof lessof than2 500 cc.

Special purpose motor lorries and sans of heading No 87.03(a) ..... ....... 12 6,9B. Other. ............. ...... .. ...... ..... 20 8,9

87.06 Pars and accessories of the motor vehicles falling within heading No 87.01.87.02 or 87.03:

A. For the industrial assembly of:Agricultural walking tractors falling within subheading 87.01 A.Motor vehicles for the transport of persons, including vehicles designedfor the transport of both passengers and goods, with a seating capacityit less than 15Motor vehicles for the transport of goods or materials. with eithera spark ignition engine of a cylinder capacity of less than 2 800cc ora compression ignition engine if a cylinder capacity of less than2 500 cc.

Special purpose motor lorries and vans, ofheading No 8703 ( a) 7 49B. Other.:I Wheelcentresinstar formcast inone piece, of iron or steel ................. 7 4,9

II.Other.......... 12 6,9

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87.07 Works trucks, mechanically propelled, of the types used in factories,warehouses, dock areas or airports for short distance transport or handlingof goods (for example, platform trucks, fork-lift trucks and straddlecarriers); tractors of the type used on railway station platforms: parts ofthe foregoing vehicles:A. Trucks specially designed for the transport of highly radio-active 5 3,8

materials (EURATOM)..B. Straddle carriers.7,5 5,1

C. Other trucks; tractors:I. Fitted with self-actuated lifting equipment. 7 4,9

II. Other.. : 9,56D Parts.

8 5,3

87.08 Tanks and other armoured fighting vehicles, motorized, whether or notfitted with weapons, and parts of such vehicles:

A. Tanks and parts thereof. 4,5 3,5B. Other armoured fighting vehicles and parts thereof .. 3,8

87.09 Motor-cyles, auto-cycles and cycles fitted with an auxiliary motor, withor without side-cars; side-cars of all kinds 10,5 9

87.11 Invalid carriages, whether or not motorised or otherwise mechanically propelled 4,9

87.12 Pans and accessories of articles falling within heading No 87.09. 87.10or 87.11:

A. Of motor-cycles .9,5 6

87.13 Baby carriages and pans thereof... 7 4,9

87.14 Other vehicles (including trailers), not mechanically propelled, and pansthereof:

A. Animal-drawn vehicles.7 4,9B. Trailers and semi-trailers

I. Specially designed for the transport of highly radio-active materials(EURATOM) . 8 5,3

II. Other 8 5,3C. Other vehicles:

1. Speciallydesigned for the transport of highly radio-actise materials(EURATOM) ... 5 3,8

II Other ... 5,5 4,1D. Parts 6 4,4

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8S. 02 Flying nvchines, glassers and kites; rotochutes

A. Not meehaieally. propelled- Kites nd redorjites ...... .............. 7 4, 9- 00 .................................. 7 7 (AB)

88. 03 Parts of goods falling, in heading no 88. 01 or88.02B. Other;

- of kites and rotochutes .....5......... .. 5 3, 8- other ............................... 5 5 (AB)

88.04 Parachules and parts thereof and accessoriesthereto .... .. . 9 5, 8

88. 05 Capatults and si-milar aircraft launching gear;ground flying trainers; parts of any of theforegoing articles

A. Catapults and similar aircraft launchinggear; parts thereof ....... ................. 8, 5 5, 6

B. Ground flying trainers; parts thereof ....... 5 3, 8

89.01 Ships, boats and other vessels not falling within any of the following head-ings of this Chapter:

B. Other:

11. Other:a) Weighing 100 kg or less each ............ ....................... 5 3,8b) Other ...... 3 2,5

89.02 Vessels soeciallv designed for towing (tugs) or pushing other vessels:

B. Pusher craft:

11. Other ... ..................................... 3 2,5

89.03 Light-vessels. fire-floats, dredgers of all kinds, floating cranes, and othervessels the navigability of which is subsidiary to their main function;floating docks; floating or submersible drilling or production platforns:

B. Ocher. ..... .... ........... 4 3,2

89.05 Floating structures other than vessels (for example, coffer-dams, landing 4stages, buoys and beacos) .......... 7 4.9

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Heading Description rate of.conces-sion

2

90.01 Lenses, prisms, mirrors and other optical elements, of any material,unmounted, other than such elements of glass not optically worked; sheetsor plates, of polarising material:

A. Lenses, prisms, mirrors and other optical elements .................. .... 14 7,5B. Sheets or plates of polarising material. ............................ ..... 9 5,8

90.02 Lenses, prisms, mirrors and other optical elements, of any material,mounted, being parts of or fittings for instruments or apparatus, other thansuch elements of glass not optically worked .................................. 14 10

90.03 Frames and mountings and parts thereof, for spectacles. pince-nez,lorgnettes, goggles and the like .. .. . ........... ....... ...... 7,55,1

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,.90.04 Spectacles, pince-nez, lorgrits, goggles and the like, correctivec, rotective 9,_

' her ... ..95 6

9.05 Refracting telescopes (monocular and binocular), prismatic or not 13 7,2

90.06 Astronomical instruments (for example, reflecting telescopes, transitinstruments and equatorial telescopes), and mountings therefor, but notincluding instcments for radio-astronomy.12 6,9

90.07 Photographic cameras: photographic flashlight apparatus and flashbulbsother than discharge lamps of heading No 85.20:

A. Photographic cameras. 13 7, 2B. Photographic flashlight apparatus and flashbulbs

1. Fitricafiv ignited flashbulbs .7.... . 4,9II Oth r.. ........................... .......... 5,3

90.08 Cinematographic cameras, projectors, sound recorders and soundreproducers but not including re-recorders or film editing apparatus; anycombination of these articles:

A. Careras and sound recorders, combined or not ..... 10 6,2B. Prjectors .id sound reproducers, -ombined or not .. ..11 6,5

90.09 Image projectors (othee than cinmatographic projectors: photographic(except cinematographic) enlargers and reducers ....10,S 6,3

90.10 Apparatus and equipment of a kind used in photographic or cinemato-graphic laboratories, not falling within any other heading of this Chapter;photo-copying apparatus (ihether incorporating an optical system or of thecontact type) and thermo-copying apparatus; screens for projectors:A. Photo-copying apparatus incorporating an optical syste. .13 7,2B. Thermo-copying apparatus . .................... ............ 6 4,4C. Other ...... ......... 7 4,9

90.11 Miscroscopes and diffraction apparatus, electron and proton 9 5, 8

90.12 Compound optical microscopes, whether or not provided with means forphotographing or projecting the image .105 1 0

90.13 Optial appliances and instruments (but not including lighting appliancesother than searchlights or spotlights), not falling within arsther headings this Chapter; lasers. other than laser diodes . t 6,5

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2

Surveying (including photogrammetrical surveying), hydrographic, navi-gational, meteorological, hydrological and geophysical instruments: com-passes; rangefinders:

A. Compasses .............................. .....

B. Other ..... ...............................................

Balances of a sensitivity of 5 cg or better, with or without their weights ..

Drawing, marking-out and mathematical calculating instruments. draftingmachines. pantographs, slide rules, disc calculators and the like; measuringor checking instruments, appliances and machines, not falling within anyother heading of this Chapter (for example, micrometers, callipers, gauges,measuring rods, balancing machines); profile projectors:

A. Drawing, marking-out and mathematical calculating instruments, draft-ing machine, pantographs, slide rules, disc calculators and the like ......

B. Measuring or checking instruments, appliances and machines; profileprojectors ..............................

Medical, dental. surgical and veterinary instruments and appliances(including electro-medical apparatus and ophthalmic instruments) .............

Mechano-therapy appliances: massage apparatus; psychological aptitude-testing apparatus; artificial respiration, ozone therapy, oxygen therapy,aerosol therapy or similar apparatus; breathing appliances (including gasmasks and similar respirators) ............................................

Orthopaedic appliances, surgical belts, trusses and the like; splints andother fracture appliances; artificial limbs, eyes, teeth and other artificialparts of the body; hearing aids and other appliances which are worn orcarried, or implanted in the body to compensate for a defect or disability:

A. Artificial limbs, eyes, teeth and other artificial parts of the body:

I. Artificial teeth and dental fittings .................................

II. Artificial eyes .............................................

Ill. Other......................................

B. Hearing aids and other appliances which are worn or carried, or

implanted in the body, to compensate for a defect or disability:

I. Hearing aids ... ........................

II. Other .. .... ...... .... ....

C. Other .............. ................................................

10,58,5

8

6,5

7

5,510

9

5

5,6

5,8

5,3

5,8

5,3

4,6

4,94,16,2

3,85,35,8

3657

90.14

90.15

90.16

90.17

90.18

90.19

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B a ~~~~~~~~~~~DaseRite,.a,,.; rate of

conies-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~sionI

90.211 Apparatus based on the use of X-rays or of the radiations from radio-actisesubstances (including radiography and radiotherapy apparatus): X-raygenerators; X-ra, tubes; X-ray screens: X-ray high tension generators:X-ray control panels and desks: X-ray examination or treatment tables.chairs and the like .. .................6...... ........... . 4,6

90.21 Instruments. apparatus or models, designed solely for demonstrationalpurposes (for example, in education or exhibition), unsuitable for otherUses .. 3,8

90.22 Machines and appliances for testing mechanically the hardness, strength.compressibility, elasticity and the like properties of industrial materials forexample, metals, wood, textiles, paper or plastics) .6 4,4

90.23 Hvdrometers and similar instruments: thermometers, pyrometers, baro-meters, hygrometers, psychrometers. recording or not: any combinationof these instruments:

A. Mercury or other liqsiid-fiIlcd thermometers. for direct reading ........... .. 12 6,9B. Hygrometers atd pschrometers ...................... .................5C. Hydrometers and similar instruments with or without thermometers:

optical pyromcters ........... ........................................ 10, 6,3D. Other........... ............................

90.24 Instruments and apparatus for measuring, checking or automatically con-trolling the flow, depth, pressure or other variables of liquids or gases, orfor automatically controlling temperature (for example, pressure gauges.thermostats, level gauges, flow meters, heat meters, automatic oven-draught regulators), not being articles falling within heading No 90.14:A. Pressure gauges. ........................

B. Thermostats .........5............................... 5C. Other ..... .........................................................

90.25 Instruments and apparatus. for physical or chemical analysis (such aspolarimeters, refractometers, spectrometers, gas analysis apparatus): instru-ments and apparatus for measuring or checking viscosity, porosity.expansion surface tension or the like (such as siscometes, porosimeters.expansion meters): instruments and apparatus for measuring or checkingquantities of heat. light ot sound (such as photometers (including exposuremeters). calorimeters): microtomes .. ................... 10 6,2

90.26 Gas, liquid and electricity supply or production meters: calibrating meters 5therefore . .. ...... .... ............. ......

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conces-_ _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~sion

,90.27 Revolution counters, production counters, taximetse, mileomesers pedo-

meters and the like. speed indicators (including magnetic speed indcattieand tachometers (other than ankles fg within heading No 90.14(:strmboscopes:A. R-olutio. centers. prttdtioncounters, taximeters and other counters 4

B. Specd indicator.and tach,,m.ttrs . .......................... ......... 5,8C. Sress .s.... .56............ 5,6

90.28 Electrical ncasuriug, checking. analysing or automatically controllinginstruments a,,d apparatus:

A. Electronic irtstruments aitd apparatus- EspecialLy designed for telecommunications

(cross-taLk meters, gain measuring instru-ments, nepermeters, distortion factor meterspsophometers and the like) ..... ........... 13 11

- for measuring or detecting ionisingradiations ........... ...................... 13 11

- other measuring apparatus with self-balacingrecording device i. ........................ 13 11

- Other apparatus for measuring electricalquantities ........ ......................... 13 11

- Other ........... .......................... 13 7.2

B. Other ........ ................................ 6.5 4.6

qn.29 Parts or accessories suitable for use solely or principally with one or moreof the articles falling within heading No 90.23, 90.24, 90.26, 90.27 or 90.28:

AMParts or accessories suitable for use solely or principally with thelectirnic instruments or apparatus falling within subheading 90.28 A 13 7,2

B. Other:

1. Parts of base metal, turned from bars, rods, angles, shaps. sectionsor -ire, of solid section. the greatest diameter of which does not 465 4,6excere5 m............................ 7S

If. Other .... ........ ....... .

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Pocket-watches, wrist-watches and other watches, including stop-watches

Clocks with watch movements (excluding clocks of heading No 91.03):A. Electric or electronic:

1. With balance-wheel and hairspring ..................................

11. Other ... .....

B. Other ........

Instrument panel clocks and clocks of a similar type, for vehicles, aircraft orvessels .. . . ........................................

Other clocks:

A. Fklctic irrn.. .... . ..

B. Other . .....

7.5with a min.of 0 35 VAeaih ,nd amat. It l AUA each

10S109

10

with in.of 030EU'Aeach and a

,max. of O-li0EUA each

6,36,25,8

5,8

6,25,8

91.01

91.02

91.03

91.04

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Heading conces-number Description rate of

sion

91.05 Time of day recording apparatus: apparatus with clock or watch movement(including secondary movement) or with synchronous motor, for measuring. 10,5 6,3recording or otherwise indicating intervals of time t

91.06 Time switches with clock or watch movement (including secondary move-ment) or with synchronous motor .......................6,2

91.07 Watch movements (including stop-watch movements), assembled:

A. With halince-wheel and hairspring .10 6.2with a mim. with a min.of 0U28VA of 0 17 E UA

e.&h each

B. Other .10 6,2

91.08 Clock movements, assembled . .10 6,2

91.09 Watch cases and parts of watch cases. 6,5 . .4,6

91.10 Clock cases and cases of a similar type for o,her goods of this Chapter. andparts thereof.7,5 5,1

91.11 Other clock and watch pans:A. Watchmakers' jewels (precious and semi-precious55 6tones, natural

.

,4,1

synthetic, reconstructed or imitation), neither mounted nor set.

B. Springs8,5, including hairsprings... 5,6.C. Watch movements, unassembled:

With balan.e-..e10 and hairspring..t. am 6.2with a mm. with a mmn.of 0-25 UA of 04? EUA

each eachI1 Other .10 6,2

D. Clock movements. unassembled .10 6,2

F.Other.7,5 5,1

I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Pianos (including automatic pianos, whether or not with keyboards):harpsichords and other keyboard stringed instruments; harps but notincluding aeolian harps:A. Pianois (iNIuding auto-atic pianos, whether or not with keyboards):

I. Upright pians ...............................................11. Other.

B. Other.

Other string musical instruments .......

Pipe and reed organs, including harmoniums and the like ..

Other wind musical instruments .....

Percussion musical instruments (for example, drums, xylophones, cymbals,castanets) ... ... ......

Electro-magnetic, electrostatic, electronic and similar musical instruments(for example, pianos, organs, accordions) .. ......... .. ....

Musical instruments not falling within any other heading of this Chapter(for example, fairground organs, mechanical street organs, musical boxes,musical saws); mechanical singing birds; decoy calls and effects of Adkinds; mouth-blown sound signalling instruments (for example, whistlesand boatswains' pipes):A. Musical boxes ............

B. Other .........................................

Parts and accessories of musical instruments, including perforatedmusic rols and mechanisms for musical boxes; metronomes, tuning forks andpitch pipes of al kinds:

A. Mechanisms for musical boxes ........................................

B. Musical instrument strings ............................................

C. Other ..... ...................................

Gramophones, dictating machines and other sound recorders or repro-ducers, including record-players and tape decks, with or without sound-heads; television image and sound recorders or reproducers:A. Sound recorders or reproducers:

1. Sound recorders. ..........

111. Combined sound recorders and reproducers ..........................

19

7

10,5

94S

6

7

4

7

9

7,S

B'S

5,86,24,9

6,3

5,3

4,9

6,3

6

4,44,9

3,24"95

5,1

7

92.01

92.02

92.03

92.05

92.06

92.07

92.08

92.10

92.11

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conces-sion

Gramophone records and other sound or similar recordings. matrices forthe production of records, prepared record blanks, film for mechanicalsound recording, prepared tapes, wires. strips and like articles of a kindcommonly used for sound or similar recording:A. Prepared for rec..rding, but loat rcsorJded ................................

B. Recorded:1. Wax recordings. dics. matrices and other intermediate forms.excluding magnetically recorded tapes:a) For the production of records ...................................

h) Other .......................................................Il. Other:

a Records:1. For reaching languages ......................................2. Other ...................................................

h) Other recording media (tapes, wires. strips and like articles):1. Magnetically recorded for the scoring of cinematograph film

2. Other ....................................................

Other pans and accessories of apparatus falling within heading No 92.11:A. Sound-heads and parts thereof ........................................

B. Needles; diamonds, sapphires and other precious or semi-preciousstones (natural, synthetic or reconstructed), whether or not mounted ........

C. Parts of base metal, turned from bars, rods, angles, shapes. sectionsor wire, of solid section. the greatest diameter of which does notexceed 25 m.. .......................................................

D. Other ..............................................................

7

4,S84

3,S7

4,9

3,54,9

2,94,9

1.17 UA 0.74 EUAper 100 m per loom

7,s 5,1

to's 6,3

s 3,8

7 -'4,99 5,8

I.5.dimt

92.12

92.13

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Side-arms (for example, swords, cutlasses and bayonets) and parts thereofand scabbards and sheaths therefore ........ ...................

Revolvers and pistols. being firearms:

A. 9 mm calibre and higher.B. Other.

Other firearms, including Very light pistols, pistols and revolvers for firingblank ammunition only. line-throwing guns and the like:A. Sporting and target shooting guns, rifles and carbines.

B. Other .. .....

Arms of other descriptions, including air, spring and similar pistols, riflesand guns ......

Parts of arms, including gun barrel blanks, but not including parts of side-arms:

B. Of other arms:

I. Roughly shaped gun stock blocks ...........................II. Other parts:

a) Of arms of heading No 93.02 ... ... .....

b) Other ............

Bombs, grenades. torpedoes. mines, guided weapons and missiles andsimilar munitions of war and parts thereof: ammuniton and parts thereof.including cartridge wads; lead shot prepared for ammunition:A. For revolvers and pistols falling within heading No 93.02 and for sub-

machine-guns falling within heading No 93.03 ...

B. Other:I. For military purposes:

a) For weapons falling within heading No 93.03.b) Other . ........ .. ....

I. Other:a) Sporting and target shooting cartridges .b)Other . ....

93.01

93.02

93.04

93.05

93.06

93.07

Baserate

7,5

7,5

6,5

37

9,58,5

RateOf

conces-sion

3,2

5,16,7

6,35,3

6

3,8

5,14,9

4,6

2,54,9

65,6

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94.01 Chain and other seats (other than those falling within heading No 94.02),whether or not convertible into beds. and pans thereof:

A. Specially designed for aircraft .6 4,4B. Other ..... : 8,5 5,6

94.02 Medical, dental, surgical or veterinary furniture (for example, operatingtables, hospital beds with mechanical fittings); dentists' and similar chairswith mechanical elevating, rotating or reclining movements; parts of theforegoing articles .7 4,9

94.03 Other furniture and partsthereof .8,5 5,6

94.04 Mattress supports; articlesof bedding or similar furnishing fitted withsprings or stuffed or internally fitted with any material or of expanded,foam or sponge rubber or expanded, foam or sponge artificial plasticmaterial, whether or not covered (for example, mattresses, quihs, eider-downs, cushions. pouffes and pillows):A. Articles of bedding or similar furnishing of expanded. foam or sponge

artificial plastic material, whether or not covered ......................... 11 6,5B. Other.............................................................. 8 7

95.05 Worked tortoise-shell, mother of pearl, ivory, bone, horn, coral (naturalor agglomerated) and other animal carving material, and articles of thosematerials:

A. Coral (natural or agglomerated). worked:I. Combined with other materials 7,5 5,1

II. Other .3 2,5B. Other:

I. Plates, sheets,rods, tubes, discs and similar forms, not polishedor otherwise worked ............ 4 3,2

II. Other. 8,5 5,6

95.08 Worked vegetable or mineral carving material and articles of those materials;moulded or carved articles of wax, of stearin, of natural gums or naturalresins (for example, copal or rosin) or of modelling pastes, and othermoulded or carved articles not elsewhere specified or included, worked,unhardened gelatin (except gelatin falling within heading No 35.03) andarticles of unhardened gelatin:

B. Other 6 4,4

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96.01l Brooms and brushes, conusisting of twigs or other vegetablec materials merelybound together and not mounted in a head (for example, besoms and whisks).with or without handles; other brooms and brushes (including brushes of a kindused as parts of machines; prepared knots and tufts for broom or brush making;paint rollers: squcegees (other than roller squceegecs) and mops:A. Brooms and brushes, consisting of twigs or other vegetable materials merely

boundtogeterand nor mounted in a head (for example, besoms andwhisks. with or without handles: prepared knots and tufts for broom (orbrush making .9 5,8

B. Other:I. Tooth brushes .................. ............................ 10 6,2II Brushes of a kind used as parts of machines............................ 74,9

er ..... ........ .................Ill. Other.~~~ 7 15 7,?

96.05 Powder-puffs and pads for applying cosmetics or toilet preparations, ofany material ................. ................. ....,..... 10

96.06 Hand sieve, and hand riddles, of any material 8............ 5,3

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97.02 Dolls.

A. Dolls dressed or undressed.. 16 8

B. Parts and acessories ..12 6,9

97.03 Other toys; working models of a kind used for recreational purposes:A. Of . wood 19 8,7B. Other .16 8

97.04 Equipment for parlour, table and funfair games for adults or childrenincluding bailliard tables and pintables and table-tennis requisites):

Plasting cards, inclduing toy playing cards .

B. Other- Bats, balls and nets for table-tennis 8,5 5

-Other.8,5 5,6

97.05 Carnival articles: entertainment articles (for example, conjuring tricks andnovelty jokes): Christmas tree decorations and similar articles for Christmasfestivities (for example, artificial Christmas trees, Christmas stockings, 10 6,2imitation yule logs, Nativity scenes and figures therefor) .

97.06 Appliances, apparatus, accessories and requisites for gymnastics or athletics.or for sports and outdoor games (other than articles falling within headingNo 97.04 :

B. Tennis rackets. 13,5 73C. Other. 9,5 6

97.07 Fish-hooks, line fishing rods and tackle; fish landing nets and butterflynets: decoy "birds", lark mirrors and similar hunting or shooting requisites:A. Fish-hooks, unmounted ..5 3,8

B. Other .12 6,9

97.08 Roundabouts, swings, shooting galleries and other fairground amusements;travelling circuses, traveling menageries and travelling theatres. 5,5 4, 1

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9.0 Buttons and button moulds, studs, cuff-links. and press-fasteners, includingsnap-fasteners and press-studs-blanks and parts of such articles:

A. Blanks and mo.d..B. Burtons, studs cuff-links and press-fasteners and parts thereof.

98 03 Fountain pens, stylograph pens and pencils (including ball point pens andpencils) and other pens, pen-holders, pencil-holders and similar holders,propelling pencils and sliding pencils; parts and fittings thereof, other thanthose falling within heading No 98.04 or 98,5:A. Fountain pens and stylhgraph pens and ponidls (including ball point,

felt tipped and fibre tipped pens and pencils).B. Other pens, pet-holders; propelling pencils and hing pencils; penci-

holders and similar holders.C. Parts and fittings:

1 Parts of base metal, turned from bars, rods, angles, shapes. sectionsor wire, of solid section.

I1 Other.

Base Pnterate of

conces-sion

10 6,213 7,2

o3 7,Z

7.5 5,17 4,9

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98.04 Pen nibs and nib points:

A. Pen nibs:I. Of gold . 4 3,2

II. Of other material ... 6,5 4,6B. Nib points .2 1,8

98.05 Pencils (other than pencils of heading No 98.03), pencil leads, slate pencils.crayons and pastels, drawing charcoals and writing and drawing chalks:tailors' and billiards chalks:

A. Pencils, pencil leads slate pencils. crayons, pastels and drawing char-coals:

I. Pencils with "leads" encased in wood or in a rigid paper sheath 8,5 5,6II Other .7 4,9

B. Writing and drawing chalks; tailors' and billiards chalks .5 3,8

98.06 Slates and boards, with writing or drawing surfaces, whether framed or not 8,5 5,6

98.07 Date, scaling or numbering stamps, and the like (including devices forprinting or embossing labels), designed for operating in the hand: hand-operated composing sticks and hand printing sets incorporating suchcomposing sticks ... 6,5 4,6

98.08 Typewriter and similar ribbons, whether or not on spools ink-pads withor without boxes.. 8 5,3

98.09 Sealing wax (including bottle-scaling wax) in sticks, cakes or similar forms;copying pastes with a basis of gelatin, whether or not on a paper or textilebacking .6 4,4

98.10 Mechanical lighters and similar lighters, including chemical and electricallighters, and parts thereof, excluding fints and wicks:

A. Parts of base metal, turned from bars rods, angles, shapes. sectionsor wire, of solid section, the greatest diameter of which does not exceed25 mm. 7,5 5,1

B. Other .11 6,5

98.11 Smoking pipes; pipe bowls, stems and other parts of smoking pipes (in-duding roughly shaped blocks of wood or root); cigar and cigarette holdersand parts thereof:

A. Roughly shaped blocks of wood or root, for the manufacture of pipes 3 2,5B. Other. 10 6,2

98.12 Combs, hair-slides and the like. . . 9 5,8

98.14 Scent and similar sprays of a kind used for toilet purposes and mounts and 10 6,2heads therefor .

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98.15 Vacuum flasks and other vacuum vessels complete with cases; partsthereof other than glass inners:

A. Vacuum flasks and other vacuum vessels, complete with cases, havinga capacity not exceeding 0.75 litre.

98.16 Tailors' dummies and other lay figures: automata and other animateddisplays of a kind used for shop window dressing.

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I hereby certify that the foregoing textis a true copy of the Geneva (1979)Protocol to the General Agreement onTariffs and Trade, done at Geneva on30 June 1979, the original of which isdeposited with the Director-General tothe CONTRACTING PARTIES to theGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

Je certifie que le texte qui précède estla copie conforme du Protocole de Genève(1979) annex à I'Accord général sur lestarifs douaniers et le commerce, établià Genève le 30 juin 1979, dont le texteoriginal est déposé auprès du Directeurgénéral des PARTIES CONTRACTANTESà I'Accord général sur les tarifs douanierset le commerce.

0. LONG

Director GeneralGeneva

Directeur généralGenève

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