prop · GG03221 · 1992-12-31 00:00:00 — When production is started in of a product of likekind to one of those listed in Table I, the duty to which the latter product issubject must be abolished. and may apply duties of a fiscalnature to products falling under the tariff headings specified in Table II while observing the conditions ofArticle 15 of the Agreement. When production is started in or Switzerlandof a product of like kind to one of those listed in Table II, the duty to which the latterproduct is subject must be abolished. TABLE1 TO PROTOCOL C 250.1000 2501..9000 Satt (including table salt and denatured salt) and puresodiun chloride, whether or not in aqueous solution; sea water: - salt (rock salt, sea salt and table salt) in retail packings of or less ....................................................................... 5 Unroastediron pyrites ................................................... 10 Sulphurof all kinds, other than sublimed sulphur, precipitated sulphur and colloidal sulphur: - Crudeor inrefined sulphur ........................................... 10 - Other.......................................................................... 10 ■ In powder or in flakes ................................................. 20 - Other......................................................................... 20 Natural sands of all kinds, whether or not, coloured, other than metal-bearing sands of Chapter 26 ...................................................................... 15 1 t 0,01 ISK Ouarts (other than natural sands); quartzite, whether ornot roughly trimmed or merely cut. by sawing or otherwise, into blocks or slabsof a rectangular (including square) shape: -Ouarts........................................................................... 20 -■ Crude or roughly triimed............................................ 20 -- Other .......................................................................... 20 Kaolin and other kaolinic ctays, whehter or not 2508 Other days (not including expandeddays of 6806), andalusite, kyanite and sitliaianitc,whether or not calcined; nullite, chamotte or dinas earths: 2508.1000 - Bentonite ....................................................... 2508.2000 ■ Decolourising earths and fuller>searth ... 2508.3000 - fire-day .......................................................... 2508.4000 - Other days ..................................................... 2508.5000 - Andalusite, kyanite and sillimanite ................. 2508.6000 _ Nullite ........................................................................... 15 2508.7000 - Chamitte or dinas earths ............................................. 15 2509.0000 Chalk ............................................................................... 20 Natural calciLin phosphates, natural aliminiLin Calciunphosphates and phospati chalk, cxcluding products for use as ferteliser subjectto conpliance with further definition and decision of the Ninistry of Finance: - Unground................................................................... 20 Natural bariun sulphate (barytes); natural bariun arbonate(witherite), whhether or not calcined, other than bariun oxide of headir>gNo. Natural bariun sulphate (barytes) ........................... 20 - Naturalbariun carbonate (witherite) ..................... 20 Siliceousfossil meals (for exanfile, kieselguhr, tripolite and deatotnite) and similarsiliceous earths, whether or not calcined, of an apparent spoecific gravity of1 or less: - Other, excluding kieselguhr for ... Punice stone; emery; nstural corundun, natural andother natural abrasives, whether or not heat-treated: - , ratural coroundun, natural and other natural abrasives: -■ Crude or in irregular pieces .................................... 20 -Other ........................................................................ 20 whether or not roughly trinned or aierety cut, bysawing or otherwise, into blocks or slabs of arectangular (induding square) shape .................. 20 Marble, travertirw, ecaussine and other calcareousmorunental or stone of an apparent specific gravity of 2.5 or nore,and alabaster, whether or not roughly triomed or aierety cut, by sawing orotherwise, into blocks or slabs of a rectangular (including square) ahape: - Marbleand travertine: - Crude or roughly trianed .......................................... 20 -- Merely cut, l>y sawing or otherwise, into blocks or slabs of a rectangular (including square) shape ....................................................................... 20 - Ecaussinetnd other calcareous nonunental or stone; alabaster .......................................... 20 Dolonite whether or not ; dolomite roughly trianedor iierely cut, by sawing or otherwise, into blocks or slabs of a rectangular(induding square) shape; agglomerated dolimite (induding tarred dolomite): 2518.1000 - Dolomite not calcined ................................................... 20 2518.2000 Calcined dolomite ........................................................ 20 2518.3000 - Agglomerated dolomite (induding tarred dolonite).................................................................... . 20 Naturalougnesiun carbonate (awgnesite); fused ■agnesia; dead-burned(sintertd)magnesit, whether or not containing smalt quantities of other oxidesadded before sintering; other Biagnesiun oxide, whether or not pure: Natural augncsiun carbonate (magnesi te) ............................................. Cypsun; anhydrite; plasters (consisting of calcined gypsunor calciun sulphate) wheter or not coloured, with or without small quantitiesof accelerators or retarders: ■ Gypsun;anhydrite: - Gypsun, urworked, whether or notground ............ 10 --Other ......................................................................... 20 '■ Plasters specially prepared for use in - -Other 20 Limestone flux; limestone and other calcareous stone,of akind used for the manufacture of lime or ceiwnt: - Other .......................................................................... 20 slaked lime and hydraulic lime, other thancalciLin oxide and hydroxide of heading No. -Quicklime .................................................................... 20 -Hydrauliclime ............................................................. 20 , induding splittings; aica waste: ■ Crudemica and aica rifted into sheets or -Nica powder ................................................................ 20 -Nica waste .................................................................. 20 Natural ataatlte, whether or not roughly trinned or OKretycut, by sawing or otherwise, into blocks or alabs of a rectangular (includingsquare) shape; talc: ■ Notcrushed, not powdered 20 - Crushed or powdered ................................................. 20 Natural cryotite; natural chiolite ................................. 20 Natural borates and concentrates thereof (whether or notcalcined), but not including borates separated from natural brine; natural boric acid containing not aiore than 85 X of H3803 caludated on the dry weight: 2528.1000 - Natural sodiun borated ................................................ 20 2528.9000 - Other ............................................................................ 20 2529 Felspar; leucite; nepheline and nepheline syenite; fluorspar: 2529.1000 - Felspar ....................................................................... 20 2529.2100 Containing by weight 97 X or less of calciun 2529.2200 -- Containing by weight more than 97 X of calciun 2529.3000 - Leucite; nepheline and nepheline syenite .................. 20 2530 substance not elsewhere specifed or included: - Vermiculite, pearlite and chlorites, unexpanded: 2530.1001 -- Natural pearlite, unworked or groundand sieved (assorted) ............................................................... 20 2530.1009 -- Other ........................................................................... 20 2530.2000 - Kieserite, epsomite (natural magnesiun sulphates) ................................................................. 20 2530.3000 ■ Earth colours ................................................................ 20 2530.4000 ■ Natural micaceous iron oxides ................................... 20 2530.9000 Other ............................................................................ 20 2601 öres and concentrates, induding roasted iron pyrites: - öres and concentrates, other than roasted iron pyrites: 2601.1100 --Non-agglomerated ........................................................ 10 2601.1200 -- Agglomerated ............................................................. 10 2601.2000 -- Roasted iron pyrites ................................................... 10 2602 2602.0000 Manganese öres and concentrates, including manganiferous iron öres and concentrates with a manganese content of 20 X or more, calculated on the dry weight ........................................................ 10 2603 2603.0000 Copper öres and concentrates ......................................... 10 2604 2604.0000 Nickel öres and concentrates .......................................... 10 26052605.0000 Cobalt öres and concentrates ......................................... 10 26062606.0000 Aluniniun öres and concentrates .................................... 10 26072607.0000 Lead öres and concentrates ............................................ 10 26082608.0000 Zinc orcs and concentrates .............................................. 10 26092609.0000 öres ar concenttråtes ................................................ 10 2620.1100 2620.1900 2620.2000 2620.3000 2620.40002620.5000 2620.9000 Chroniun öres and concentrates .................................... 10 Tungstenöres and concentrates .................................... 10 Uraniunor thoriun öres and concentrates: -Uraniun öres and concentrates ................................... 10 -Thoriun öres and concentrates .................................... 10 Molybdenun öres and concentrates: - Roasted ....................................................................... 10 Titaniun öres and concentrates ...................................... 10 Niobiun, tantalun, varudiun or zirconiun öres and concentrates: -Zirconiun öres and concentrates ................................. 10 -Other ........................................................................... 10 Precious metol öres and concentrates: - Silver öres and concentrates ....................................... 10 -Other ............................................................................ 10 Other öres and concentrates: - Antinony öres and concentrates .................................. 10 Granulated slag (slag sand) from the manufacture of iron or steel ................................................................ 10 Slag, dross (other than granulated slag), scalings and other waste from the manufacture of iron or and residues (other than from the manufacture of ironor steel), containing metals or metallic conpous: - Containing mainly zinc: -- Härdzinc spalter ........................................................ 10 -- Other .......................................................................... 10 - Containing nainly lead ................................................. 10 Containing mainly copper ............................................ . 10 -Containingmainly almmiun .......................................... . 10 -Containingnainly vanadiun .......................................... 10 -Other ........................................................................... 10 Other slag and ash, including seaweed ash (kelp), excluding for use as fertiliser ......................................... 10 Coal; briquettes, ovoids tnd timiltr tolid fueltnanufactured from coal: - Coal, whether or not pulverised, but not agglomerated: -- Bituninous coal .......................................................... 1 t 0,02 ISK O 2707.1000 2707.2000 2707.3000 2707.4000 2707.5000 -Other coatd .......................... -.................................. -................................................................................... Briquettes,ovoids and similar solid fuels aianufacturered frim coal ............................................. Lignite, whether or not agglomerated, excludin jet: - Lignite,whether or not pulverised, but not Peat (induding peat ), whether or not agglomerated ................................................................. Coke and semi-coke of coal, of lignite or of peat, whether or not agglomerated; retort carbon ................. Tar distilled from coal, from lignite or from peat, andother tars, whether or not dehydrated or partially distilled, includingreconstituted tars: - Net tar and the like for the manufacture ofnets, subject to conpliance with definition and decision of the ............................. 2 - Other........................................................................... 20 Oils and other products of the distillation of high temperature coal tar; similar products in which the weight of the aromatic constituents exceeds that of the non-aromatic constituents: -Benzole ........................................................................ 15 -Toluole ........................................................................ 15 -Xylole .......................................................................... 15 -Naphtalene .................................................................. 15 -Otheraromatic hydrocarbon mixtures of which 65 X or more by volune (includinglosses) distils at 250 C by the ASTM D 86 method .................. 15 -Phenols .......................................................................... 15 -■ Creosote oils ............................................................ 15 - Other ......................................................................... 15 Pitch and pitch coke, obtained frim cola tar or from othermineral tars: -Pitch ........................................................................... 20 -Pitch coke ................................................................... 20 1 t 0,02 JSK 1 t 0,02 ISK 1 t 0,02 ISK 1 t 0,02 ISK 1 t 0,02 ISK 1 t 0,03 ISK Petroleunoils and oilt obtained frcn bituninous ninerals, other than crude; preparations not else where tpecified or included, containing by weight 70 Xor nore ofpetroleun oils of oils obtained from bituninous , these oils being the basic constitutents of the preparations: - Motor spirit, induding spirit: - spirit ................................................ 15 1992/93. 2710.0041 2710.0042 2710.0049 2710.0050 2710.00602710.0070 - other ...................................................................... 50 Spirit type jet fuel ................................................. 15 Other light oils and preparations: -Whitespirit ........................................................... 15 -Other ..................................................................... 15 -Keosene,including kerosene type jet fuel: -Kerosenertfind tt fuel for lamps ........................... 15 -Jet fuel ..................................................................... 15 -Other ........................................................................ 15 Other nediun oils and prepartations ........................ 10 - Lubricating oils, other heavy oils and prepar at i ons: -Lubricatingeils and greases .................................... 2 -Anti-rustpreparations and the like ........................ 20 -- Impregnating materials for fishing gear ............... 2 --Other ........................................................................ 10 t 0.035 ISK t 0,035 ISK 2711.1301 2711.1309 2711.1400 2711.1900 Petroleun gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons: Liquefied: Natural gas ............................................................... 20 -Incontainers of or more ................................ 2 -Other ...................................................................... 20 -Incontainers of or more ................................ 2 -Other ...................................................................... 20 Ethylene, propylene, butylene arvl butadiene ....... 20 In gaseous state: Natural gas ............................................................... 20 Petroleun jelly; paraffin wax, microcrystalline petroleunwax, stack wax, o\okerite, lignite wax, peat wax, other minerat waxes, andsimilar product obtained by syntehsis or by other processes, whether or notcoloured: -Petroleunjelly ........................................................... 20 -Paraffin waxcontaining by weight less than 0,75 Xof oil ................................................................. 15 - Other .......................................................................... 15 2713 Petroleun coke, petroleun bitunenand other residues of petroleun oils or of oitt obtained frcnbituninous ninerals: - Petroleun coke: 2712.1100 -■ Not calcined ................................................................. 20 2713.1200 -- Calcined ......................................................................... 20 2713.2000 - Petroleun bitunen .......................................................... 20 2712.9000 - other residues of petroleun oils or ofoils obtained from bituninous ninerals ........................... 20 Bitunen and asphalt, natural; bituninous or oils thale andtar tands; asphalti tes and aspahltic rocks: - Bituninous or oil shale and tar sands ........ Bituninousnixtures based on natural asphalt, on natural bitunen, on petroleun bitunen, on nineral tar or on nineral tar pitch (for example, bitunin ous tnastics, cut-backs) .............................................. 35 Electrical tnergy .......................................................... 2 Fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine. -Chlorine ....................................................................... 18 -Iodine ........................................................................ 18 -Fluorine;bromine ...................................................... 18 Sulphur, sublimed or precipitated; colloidal Carbon (carbon blacks and other forms of carbon not elsewhere specified cr included) .......................... 16 2804.6900 2804.7000 2804.8000 2604.9000 Hydrogen, rare gases and other non-metals: Rare gases: -....................................................................... .... 7 -Other ........................................................................ .. 16 Boron; tellurium ........................................................ .. 16 - Containing by weight not less than 99.99 X of silicon ...................................................................... .. 18 - Other ........................................................................ .. 18 Phosphorus ................................................................ .. 18 Arsenic ....................................................................... .. 18 Seleniun...................................................................... .. 18 Alkali or alkaline-earth metals; rare-earth metats,scandiun and yttriun, whether or not intermixed or interalloyed; nercury: - Sodiun ...................................................................... 18 -- Other ........................................................................ 18 --Calciun ....................................................................... 16 -- Strontiun and bariun ................................................ 16 ■ Rare-earth netlt, tctndiu tnd yttriun, whether or not intermixed or interalloyed ............................. 18 Nydrogen chloride (hydrochloric acid); cloro- - Hydrogen chloride (hydrochloric acid) ...................... 18 Chlorosulphuric acid .................................................. 18 2807 2607.0000 Sulphuric acid; oleun ........................................................ 10 2809 Diphosphorus pentaoxide; phosphoric acid and polyphosphoric acids; 2609.1000 - Diphosphorus pentaoxide .............................................. 18 2809.2000 ■ Phosphoric acid and polyphosphoricacids .................. 16 2810 2810.0000 Oxides of boron; boric acids............................................. 18 2811 Other Inorganic acidsand other inorganic oxygen cenpounds of non-netals: - Other inorganic acids: 2811.1100 -- Hydrogen fluoride (hydrofluorlc acid) ......................... 16 2811.1900 -- Other ............................................................................. 18 - Other inorganic oxygen compourvls of non-metals: 2811.2200 -- Silicon dioxide .............................................................. 18 2611.2300 -- Sulphur dioxide ............................................................. 18 2611.2900 -- Other ............................................................................ 16 2812 ides and hal ideoxides of non-metals: 2812.1000 - Chlorides and chloride oxides ....................................... 16 2612.9000 - Other ............................................................................. 16 2813 Sulphides of non-metals; comnercial phosphorus trisulphide: 2813.1000 - Carbon disulphide ..................................................... 16 2813.9000 - Other ........................................................................ 18 2815- - Sodiun hydrooxide(caustic soda): 2815.1100 -- Solid ....................................................................... 10 2615.1200 - In aqueous solution (soda lye or liquid sod) 10 2815.2000 - Potassiun hydroxide (causticpotash) ....................... 10 2815.3000 - Peroxides of sodiun or potassiun ............................. 18 2816 Hydroxide and peroxide of magnesiun; oxides, hydroxides and peroxides, of strontiun or bariun: 2816.1000 - Hydroxide and peroxide of magnesiun ........................ 16 2616.2000 - Oxide, hydroxide and peroxide ofstrontiun 16 2616.3000 - Oxide, hydroxide and peroxide ofbariun .................... 18 2817 2817.0000 - Zinc oxide; zinc pcroxide.............................................. 18 2818 Aluniniun oxide (induding artificial corundun); aluniniun hydroxide: 2818.1000 - Artificial corundun .................................................... 18 2816.2000 - Other aluniniun oxide................................................... 18 2816.3000 - Aluniniun hydroxide ................................................... 18 2819 Chromiun oxides tndhydroxides: 2819.1000 - Chromiun trioxide ..................................................... 18 2819.9000 - Other ........................................................................ 18 2820 Magranese oxides: 2620.1000 - Manganese dioxide ......................................................... 16 2820.9000 - Other............................................................................... 18 oxides and hydroxides; earth colours containing 70 X or nore by weight of contiined ironevaluated as FE203: - Ironoxides and hydroxides ........................................ 18 Earth colours .............................................................. 18 Cobalt oxides tnd hydroxides; comnercial cobalt Leadoxides; red lead and lead: Lead monoxide (litharge, nassicot))16 -Red led andorange lead .............................................. 16 -Other .......................................................................... 16 2825.2000 2825.3000 2625.4000 2625.5000 2825.60002825.7000 2825.6000 2825.9000 Hydrazine and hydroxylamine and their inorganic salts; other inorganic bases; ither metal oxides, hydroxides and peroxides: - Hydrazine and hydroxylamine and their inorganic satts ............................................... - Lithiun oxide and hydroxide ........................... - Vanadiun oxides and hydroxides .................... -Nickeloxides and hydrooxides .................................... 18 -Copperoxides and hydroxides .................................... 18