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ORGANIZATION  TN/TE/W/52 
TN/MA/W/18/Add.7 4 July 2005 
 
(05-2912) 
Committee on Trade and Environment Special Session 
Negotiating Group on Market Access Original:  English 
 
 
INITIAL LIST OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOODS 
 
Submission by the United States  
 
Paragraph 31(iii)  
 
 
 The following communication, dated 30 June 2005,  is being circulated at the request of the 
Delegation of the United States . 
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1. The United States welcomes the progress made to  date on environm ental goods in the 
Committee on Trade and Environment in Special Session (CTESS).  Subparagraph 31(iii) appears to hold the greatest potential in Paragraph 31 for m eaningful and substantive results before Trade 
Ministers meet in Hong Kong.  With a view to contributing to the momentum of these negotiations and to moving the discussions forward in a conc rete, pragmatic manner, the United States is 
proposing an initial list of environm ental goods in the attached anne x.  The United States developed 
this list following consultations with U.S. stakehol ders, advisory committees, interested agencies, and 
the U.S. Congress.   
2. The U.S. list is based on a practical, bottom- up approach to identifying environmental goods, 
an approach which the United States outlined in some  detail in a previous submission (TN/TE/W/34).  
This approach focuses on end-use criteria (e.g., goods which are used to clean the environment or to 
contain or prevent pollution), and does not rely on  product distinctions based on process or production 
methods (PPM-based criteria) or end-use certificates.   
3. While the U.S. list is based on the APEC appro ach, it goes beyond the APEC list to cover an 
additional 46 products (156 products total), most of which fall into the renewable energy or natural 
resource protection categories.  The specific enviro nmental category of each good is identified in the 
annex to this paper.  For purposes of transparen cy, the United States has included import and tariff 
data for all goods identified, and indicated case s where a good is also included on another list, 
including the list of another Member (at the HS 6 digit level).    
4. The United States offers this initial list for the c onsideration of Members in an effort to move 
the discussions forward, but may at a later point add to  this list, or delete from it, during the course of 
our discussions on environmental goods.  The United States looks forward to working with Members 
in moving closer to the goal of an agreed list of environmental goods in the coming months and urges other delegations to fully enga ge in these important discussions, which hold potential benefits for 
trade, environment and development for all WTO Members.  We also agree that the environmental industry is continually evolving and that the CTESS s hould give consideration to how best to ensure 
that an agreed list of environmental goods reflects new technologies. 
5. Given the nature of this issue and U.S. practice with previous  papers submitted under 
Paragraph 31(iii), this paper is being submitted to both the CTESS and the Non-Agricultural Market 
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 Key to Reading Annex A:  United States Initial Environmental Goods List 
 
Columns A, B, C and D: HS 6, HS 6 Description, Ex, and Additional Product Description within HS 6 
Category  
 
1. Proposed environmental products are listed in Harmonized System (HS) categories at 
the 6 digit level.  In certain cases, the entire HS 6 category is not exclusively used for an environmental purpose, and only part of the categor y is intended as an environmental good. For those 
products an additional product descr iption is given to help identify the environmental good within the 
6 digit category.  For example, one proposed product is pumps for liquids (HS 841360);  however, 
only “submersible mixer pumps to circulate water in waste water treatment process; sewage pumps, screw type” are intended as environmental goods, not all pumps for liquids. These additional product 
descriptions are coded with an “ex” as they could be  incorporated at the narrower, national tariff line 
level (i.e., the eight- or nine-digit level, as appropriate).   
2. For those products that do not contain an a dditional product description or an “ex,” we 
propose that the entire 6 digit category be consider ed for liberalization because the product is an 
important element of an environmental technology.  
Column E:  Environmental Category  
 
 3. This column conveys the relevance of each pr oduct to environmental pr otection.  We have 
used the following environmental categories, most of  which have been used previously by other WTO 
Members (e.g., Canada, Korea, New Zealand).  We  have also added one new category, natural 
resources protection. 
APC= Air Pollution Control 
RS = Recycling Systems   
S/H = Solid/Hazardous Waste Management  
H/E = Heat/Energy Management PWT = Potable Water Treatment WWM = Waste Water Management   M/A = Environmental Monitoring, Analysis and Assessment R/C = Remediation/Clean-up of Soil and Water 
NV = Noise/Vibration Abatement 
REP = Renewable Energy Plant  EPP = Environmentally Preferable Products based on end-use or disposal characteristics  NR = Natural Resources Protection  
Column F:  Average MFN Tariff Rate (2001)
 
 4. The tariff rate is based on the 2001 MFN rate. The U.S. environmental goods list was 
developed at the HS 6 digit level and the tariff rate is a simple average of all the national line tariffs 
that comprise each HS 6 digit category.  The U.S. tariff rate is for 2001 because 2001 is the base year 
tariff currently used in the WTO Non-Ag ricultural Market Access Negotiations.  
Column G:  U.S. U.S. Imports from the World (Average 1999-2001)
 
 5. The source of import data is the United States International Trade Commission and the data 
reported is the average value of imports from years 1999 to 2001.  This is the reference period with 
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 Committee.  The import data is provided at the HS 6 digit level which may be broader than the actual 
trade for the proposed environmental good. 
Column H:  Overlap with Other Member s’ Proposed Lists (at HS 6 level)  
 
6. For purposes of transparency, this column indicat es if the U.S. proposed product is included 
on another WTO Member’s proposed environmental goods list, as of the date of this submission to the 
CTESS.   This column indicates overlap only at the HS 6 digit level.  Products without any overlap are 
additional products proposed by U.S. industry an d other stakeholders, advisory committees, or 
interested U.S. government agencies.   
Column I:  Overlap with Regional and Intern ational Organizations’ Lists (at HS 6 level)  
 7. For purposes of transparency, this column indicat es if the U.S. proposed product is included 
on the environmental goods list of an  organization such as APEC, OECD , or UNCTAD, as of the date 
of this proposal to the CTESS.  This column indicates overlap only at the HS 6 digit level. Products 
without any overlap are additional products propo sed by U.S. industry and other stakeholders, 
advisory committees, or interested U.S. government agencies.   
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Column 
A Column 
B Column 
C Column 
D Column 
E Column 
F Column 
G Column 
H Column 
I 
HS 6 HS 6 Description Ex A dditional Product Description 
within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
391721 TUBES, PIPES & HOSES, 
RIGID OF POLYMERS OF 
ETHYLENE ex.  Tubes, pipes and hoses, rigid, of 
polymers of ethylene (specifically 
Piping for methane gas removal/reuse, leachate collection, 
etc. from landfills) S/H 3.1 33.13     
391722 TUBES, PIPES & HOSES, 
RIGID, POLYMERS OF 
PROPYLENE ex.  Tubes, pipes and hoses, rigid, of 
polymers of propylene (specifically 
Piping for methane gas 
removal/reuse, leachate collection, 
etc. from landfills) S/H 3.1 4.75     
391723 TUBES, PIPES & HOSES, 
RIGID, POLYMR VINYL CHLORIDE ex.  Tubes, pipes and hoses, rigid, of 
polymers of vinyl chloride (specifically Piping for methane 
gas removal/reuse, leachate 
collection, etc. from landfills) S/H 3.1 84.27     
392010 PLATES, SHEETS, FILM, 
FOIL AND STRIP OF 
PLASTICS, NOT SELF-
ADHESIVE, NON-CELLULAR, NOT 
REINFORCED OR 
LAMINATED ETC., OF POLYMERS OF ETHYLENE ex.  Other plates, sheets, film foil and 
strip, of plastics, noncellular and 
not reinforced, laminated, 
supported or similarly combined with other materials; of polymers 
of ethylene (sp ecifically HDPE or 
flexible membrane landfill liners and/or covers for methane 
collection) S/H and REP 4.2 431.82      
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B Column 
C Column 
D Column 
E Column 
F Column 
G Column 
H Column 
I 
HS 6 HS 6 Description Ex A dditional Product Description 
within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
392690 ARTICLES OF PLASTICS, 
NESOI ex.  Other articles of plastics and 
articles of other materials of 
headings 3901 to 3914; other 
(specifically Biofilm medium that consists of woven fabric sheets that 
facilitate the growth of bio-
organisms; 2) rotating biological contactor consisting of stacks of 
large HDPE plates that facilitate 
the growth of bio-organisms.) WWM 4.5 2,875.16 CT,  EC, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
392690 ARTICLES OF PLASTICS, 
NESOI ex.  Other articles of plastics and 
articles of other materials of headings 3901 to 3914; other 
(specifically Rotating biological 
contactor consisting of stacks of large HDPE plates that facilitate 
the growth of bio-organisms.) WWM -- -- CT, EC, 
KOR APEC, OECD 
460120 MATS, MATTING AND 
SCREENS OF VEGETABLE MATERIALS ex.  Mats, matting, and screens of 
vegetable materials (specifically  Erosion control matting 
(biodegradable)) WWM 3.2 17.43 CA, EC, NZ APEC 
460120 MATS, MATTING AND 
SCREENS OF VEGETABLE MATERIALS ex.  Mats, matting, and screens of 
vegetable materials (specifically Ecologically Safe ground covers 
(Biodegradable)) NR -- -- EC, NZ APEC 
530410 SISAL OTHER TEXTILE 
FIBERS OF THE GENUS AGAVE RAW     EPP 0.0 0.18      
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B Column 
C Column 
D Column 
E Column 
F Column 
G Column 
H Column 
I 
HS 6 HS 6 Description Ex A dditional Product Description 
within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
530490 SISAL OTH TEXT FIB GEN 
AGAVE TOW WASTE NT SP 
OTHER     EPP 0.0 0.09     
530890 YARN OF VEGETABLE 
TEXTILE FIBERS NESOI     EPP 1.2 0.30     
560314 NONWOVENS, OF MMF 
WEIGHING > 150 G/M2 ex.  Non-wovens, whether or not 
impregnated, coated, covered or 
laminated: of manmade filaments; weighing more than 150 g/m2 
(specifically Fabric of 
polyethylene/polypropylene/nylon 
for filtering wastewater.) WWM 0.0 46.97 CT, EC, 
KOR APEC 
560710 TWINE CORD ROPE & 
CABLE OF JUTE OR OTHER TEX BAST     EPP 1.2 3.97 NZ UNCTAD 
560721 TWINE CORD ROPE CABLE 
O SISAL BINDER O BALER 
TWINE     EPP 0.0 41.62 NZ   
560729 TWINE, CORD, ROPE & 
CABLE, OF SISAL FIBERS, 
NESOI     EPP 4.7 10.64     
560811 MADE-UP FISHING NETS, 
MANMADE TEXTILE MATERIALS ex.  Made-up fishing nets, manmade 
textile materials (specifically Made up fishing nets that incorporate 
turtle excluder devices) NR 10.7 7.75      
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B Column 
C Column 
D Column 
E Column 
F Column 
G Column 
H Column 
I 
HS 6 HS 6 Description Ex A dditional Product Description 
within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
560890 KNOT NET OF TWINE 
MADE-UP FISH NET TEX 
MAT NESOI ex.  Knot net of twine made-up fish ner 
textile materials (specifically  Fish 
netting and fishing nets of other 
than man-made textile.  Made up fishing nets that incorporate turtle 
excluder devices.) NR 11.7 5.06     
591190 TEXTILE PRODUCTS ETC 
FOR TECHNICAL USES 
NESOI ex.  Textile products and articles, for 
technical uses, specified in note 7 
to this chapter; other (specifically 
materials) WWM 4.9 60.29 KOR APEC 
630510 SACK & BAG FOR PKG 
GOOD JUTE/BAST FIB OF 
HEAD 5303     EPP 0.0 11.49 NZ UNCTAD 
690210 REFRACT BRICKS ETC 
NESOI, OV50% MGO, CAO 
OR CR203 ex.  Refractory bricks, blocks, tiles and 
similar refractory ceramic 
constructional goods, other than 
those of siliceous fossil meals or similar siliceous earths; containing 
by weight, singly or together, more 
than 50% of the elements Mg, Ca or Cr, expressed as MgO, CaO or 
Cr2O3 (specifically Industrial 
incineration) M/A, SH 0.0 99.85   APEC 
690220 REFRACT BRICKS ETC 
NESOI, OVER 50% AL203 OR 
SI02 ex.  Refractory bricks, blocks, tiles and 
similar refractory ceramic 
constructional goods, other than 
those of siliceous fossil meals or similar siliceous earths; containing 
by weight more than 50% of M/A, SH 0.0 152.14   APEC  
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HS 6 HS 6 Description Ex A dditional Product Description 
within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
alumina (Al2O3), of silica (SiO2) or of a mixture or compound of 
these products (specifically 
Industrial incineration) 
690290 REFRACT BRICKS ETC 
NESOI ex.  Refractory bricks, blocks, tiles and 
similar refractory ceramic 
constructional goods, other than those of siliceous fossil meals or 
similar siliceous earths; other 
(specifically Industrial 
incineration) M/A, SH 0.0 44.57   APEC 
690310 OTH REFRAC CERAMIC 
GDS W GRAPHITE/CARBON OV 50PCT ex.  Other refractory ceramic goods (for 
example, retorts, crucibles, muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, 
cupels, tubes, pipes, sheaths and 
rods), other than those of siliceous fossil meal or of similar siliceous 
earths; containing by weight more 
than 50% of graphite or other carbon or of a mixture of these 
products (specifically Laboratory 
refractory equipment) M/A 0.0 17.81 CA, KOR, 
NZ APEC 
690320 OTH REFRAC CERAM GDS 
NES ALUMINA/SILICA OV 
50 PCT ex.  Other refractory ceramic goods (for 
example, retorts, crucibles, 
muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, 
cupels, tubes, pipes, sheaths and rods), other than those of siliceous 
fossil meal or of similar siliceous 
earths; containing by weight more M/A 0.0 70.99 CA, KOR, 
NZ APEC  
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HS 6 HS 6 Description Ex A dditional Product Description 
within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
than 50% of alumin a (Al2O3) or of 
a mixture or compound of alumina 
and silica (SiO2) (specifically 
Laboratory refractory equipment) 
690390 REFRACTORY CERAMIC 
GOODS (RETORT, PLUG 
ETC) NESOI ex.  Other refractory ceramic goods (for 
example, retorts, crucibles, 
muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, cupels, tubes, pipes, sheaths and 
rods), other than those of siliceous 
fossil meal or of similar siliceous 
earths; other (specifically 
Laboratory refractory equipment) M/A 0.0 75.01 CA, KOR, 
NZ APEC 
690919 CERAMIC WARES FOR 
LABORATORY ETC USE 
NESOI ex.  Ceramic wares for laboratory, 
chemical or other technical uses; 
other (specifically Laboratory 
Equipment) M/A 2.0 41.51 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC 
701710 LAB, HYGIENIC, 
PHARMACEUT GLSWR, 
FUSD QURTZ/SILICA     M/A 2.3 9.17 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
701720 LAB, HYGINC, PHARM 
GLSWR W LIN COEF NOV 5X10-6 NES     M/A 6.7 6.15 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
701790 LABORATORY, HYGENIC 
OR PHARMACEUT 
GLASSWARE NESOI     M/A 3.4 33.73 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC 
730820 TOWERS AND LATTICE 
MASTS OF IRON OR STEEL     REP 1.7 34.98      
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I 
HS 6 HS 6 Description Ex A dditional Product Description 
within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
730900 TANKS ETC, OVER 300 
LITER CAPACITY, IRON OR 
STEEL ex.  Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar 
containers for any material (other 
than compressed or liquefied gas), 
of iron or steel, of a capacity exceeding 300 liters, whether or 
not lined or heat insulated, but not 
fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment (specifically Tanks or 
vats for anaerobic digesters for 
biomass gasification) REP 0.0 124.23 CA, EC, 
KOR OECD 
761100 TANKS ETC, OVER 300 
LITER CAPACITY, ALUMINUM ex.  Aluminum reservoirs, tanks, vats 
and similar containers for any material (other than compressed or 
liquefied gas), of iron or steel, of a 
capacity exceeding 300 liters, whether or not lined or heat 
insulated, but not fitted with 
mechanical or th ermal equipment 
(specifically Tanks or vats for 
anaerobic digesters for biomass 
gasification) REP 2.6 8.18     
840211 WATERTUBE BOILERS 
STEAM PRODUCTION EXC 
45 T PER HR     REP 5.2 85.77     
840212 WATERTUBE BOILERS 
STEAM PROD NOT EXC 45 T PER HOUR     REP 4.3 7.89      
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HS 6 HS 6 Description Ex A dditional Product Description 
within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
840219 VAPOR GENERATING 
BOILERS, NESOI, INC 
HYBRID     REP 5.2 7.82     
840220 SUPER-HEATED WATER 
BOILERS     REP 3.3 22.00     
840290 SUPER-HEATED WATER 
BOILERS & STEAM 
GENRTN BOIL PTS     REP 4.3 262.02     
840410 AUXILIARY PLANT FOR 
STEAM, WATER AND 
CENTRAL BOILR     REP, APC 3.5 34.69 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
840420 CONDENSERS FOR STEAM 
OR OTHER VAPOR POWER 
UNITS     REP, APC 5.6 6.25 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC 
840490 PARTS FOR AUX PLT FOR 
BLRS,COND FOR STM,VPR PR UNT     REP 3.5 49.04     
840510 PRODUCER GAS, WTR GAS, 
ACETYLENE GAS, WTR PRO 
GAS GEN ex.  Producer gas or water gas 
generators, with or without their 
purifier; acetylene gas generators and similar water process gas 
generator, with or without their 
purifiers (specifically Include only those with purifiers.) APC 0.0 21.22 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
840681 TURBINES, STEAM & 
OTHER VAPOR, OVER 40 
MW,N.E.S.O.I ex. Stationary steam turbines over 40 
MW     REP 3.4 114.63      
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within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
840682 TURBINES, STEAM AND 
VAPOR,NOT OVER 40 
MW,N.E.S. O.I ex. Stationary steam turbines not over 
40 MW REP 3.4 17.33     
840682 TURBINES, STEAM AND 
VAPOR,NOT OVER 40 MW,  
N.E.S.O.I ex. Other vapor turbines  REP -- --     
840690 PARTS FOR STEAM AND 
OTHER VAPOR TURBINES ex. Parts suitable for us with stationary 
steam turbines over 40MW, stationary steam turbines not over 
40 MW, other vapor turbines. REP 3.4 397.18     
840991 SPARK-IGNITION INT 
COMBUSTION PISTON ENG 
PTS NESOI ex.  Parts suitable for use solely or 
principally with the engines of 
heading No. 8407 or 8408; suitable 
for use solely or principally with spark-ignition internal combustion 
piston engines. (specifically 
Industrial Mufflers) N/V 2.0 3,353.56 CT, JPN, 
KOR APEC, OECD 
840999 SPARK-IGNITION 
RECIPROCATING INT COM 
PISTN ENG PTS ex.  Parts suitable for use solely or 
principally with the engines of 
heading No. 8407 or 8408; other 
(specifically Industrial Mufflers) APC 1.3 1,501.25 JPN, KOR APEC, OECD 
841011 HYDRAULIC TURBINES, 
WATER WHEELS, NOT OV 
1,000 KW     REP 3.8 1.96 CA, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
841012 HYDRAULIC TURB & WTR 
WHEELS POWER>1,000KW<10,000KW     REP 3.8 0.25 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD  
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within HS 6 Category Environmental 
Category Average 
MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
841013 HYDRAULIC TURBINES 
AND WATER WHEELS 
POWER>10,000KW     REP 3.8 3.00 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
841090 PARTS, INC REGULATORS, 
FOR HYDRAULIC TURB & 
WTR WH     REP 3.8 29.14 CA, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
841181 GAS TURBINES OF A 
POWER NOT EXCEEDING 5,000 KW ex. Other gas turbines, not exceeding 
5,000 kW  REP 1.3 51.07 QAT   
841182 GAS TURBINES OF A 
POWER EXCEEDING  
5,000 KW ex. Other gas turbines exceeding 5,000 
kW  REP 1.3 748.56 QAT   
841350 RECIPROCATING POSITIVE 
DISPLACEMENT PUMPS, 
NESOI     WWM 0.0 355.13 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ OECD 
841360 ROTARY POSITIVE 
DISPLACEMENT PUMPS, 
NESOI ex.  Pumps for liquids, whether or not 
fitted with a measuring device; 
other rotary positive displacement 
pumps (specifically Submersible mixer pump to circulate water in 
wastewater treatment process; 
sewage pumps, screw type) WWM 0.0 404.34 CA, CT, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
841370 CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, 
NESOI ex.  Pumps for liquids, whether or not 
fitted with a measuring device; 
other centrifugal pumps 
(specifically Centrifugal pumps lined to prevent corrosion; 
centrifugal sewage pumps) WWM 0.0 448.36 CA, CT, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD  
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MFN 
Tariff 
Rate 
(2001) U.S. 
Imports 
from 
World 
1999-2001 
(Average 
in US$ 
Millions) Overlap 
with other 
Members' 
Proposed 
Lists Overlap with 
Regional & Int'l 
Organizations' 
Lists 
841381 PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS, 
NESOI ex.  Pumps for liquids, whether or not 
fitted with a measuring device; 
other pumps (specifically Wind 
Turbine Pump) PWT, WWM 0.0 255.11 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
841410 VACUUM PUMPS     M.A 2.5 565.27 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
841459 FANS, NESOI     APC 1.5 793.35 CA, EC, 
JPN, KOR, NZ APEC 
841480 AIR/GAS PUMPS, 
COMPRESSORS AND FANS 
ETC, NESOI     M/A,APC 0.9 824.15 CA, CT, EC, 
JPN,  KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
841780 IND OR LAB FURNACES & 
OVENS, INC 
INCIN,N/ELE,NESOI ex.  Industrial or laboratory furnaces 
and ovens, including incinerators, 
non-electric; other than bakery ovens and furnaces for treatment of 
ores (specifically Waste 
Incinerators) S/H, APC 3.9 29.62 CA, CT, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
841790 PARTS OF IND OR LAB 
FURN & OVEN, INCINERAT, 
NONELEC ex.  Parts of Industrial or Laboratory 
Furnaces and Ovens, Including 
Incinerators, Non-electric 
(specifically Parts of waste incinerators) S/H. APC 3.9 90.30 CA, CT, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
841919 INSTANT/STORAGE WATER 
HEATRS EX INSTANT GAS 
WTR NE ex.  Other instantaneous or storage 
water heaters, non-electric 
(specifically Solar Water Heaters) REP, APC 0.0 157.23 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC, OECD  
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841940 DISTILLING OR 
RECTIFYING PLANT     PWT, M/A, RS 0.0 69.99 CA, CT, 
JPN, NZ APEC 
841950 HEAT EXCHANGE UNITS, 
INDUSTRIAL TYPE     REP 2.8 239.36  CA, EC, 
JPN APEC, OECD 
841960 MACHINERY FOR 
LIQUEFYING AIR OR GAS     M/A, APC 2.8 44.70 CA, CT, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
842119 CENTRIFUGES, NESOI     M/A 0.7 143.46 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
842121 WATER FILTERING OR 
PURIFYING MACHINERY & 
APPARATUS     WWM, M/A 0.0 340.96 CA, CT, EC, 
JPN, KOR APEC, OECD 
842129 FILTER/PURIFY MACHINE 
& APPARATUS FOR LIQUID 
NESOI     WWM, M/A 0.0 407.01 CA, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
842139 FILTER/PURIFY MACHINE 
& APPARATUS FOR GASES NESOI     APC. M/A 0.0 1,172.55 CA, CT, EC, 
JPN, KOR APEC, OECD 
842191 PARTS OF CENTRIFUGES, 
INCLUDING CENTRIFUGAL 
DRYERS ex.  Parts of Centrifuges, Including 
Centrifugal Dryers (specifically 
Centrifuges, Accessories & Parts; except clothes dryers and clothes 
dryer furniture) M/A 0.0 79.75 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
842199 FILTER/PURIFY MACHINE 
& APPARATUS PARTS     APC 0.0 999.51 CA, CT, 
JPN, KOR APEC, OECD 
842220 MACH FOR CLEAN OR DRY 
BOTTLES OR OTHER 
CONTAINERS     RS, S/H 0.0 48.15 CA, JPN, 
KOR APEC, OECD  
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842833 CONT-ACT ELEV & 
CONVEY, FR GOODS OR 
MATL, BELT TYPE ex.  Other continuous-action elevators 
and conveyors, for goods or 
materials; other, belt type  
(specifically Belt-type above ground conveyor used to transfer 
solids or slurries between plants) WWM 0.0 139.80 CT, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
842940 TAMPING MACHINES AND 
ROAD ROLLERS, SELF-
PROPELLED ex.  Tamping Machines and Roal 
Rollers (specifically Self-propelled 
sanitary landfill compactors) S/H 0.0 245.14     
843680 AGRIC, HORT, FOREST, 
BEE-KEEPING MACHINERY 
NESOI ex.  Other agricultural, horticultural, 
forestry, poultry-keeping or bee-
keeping machinery (specifically 
Hot water weed killing system (Includes grinders, shredders, and 
chippers used by wood and waste 
industries to reduce volumes and ceate such products as boiler fuel, 
mulch, and compost, and to grind 
Municipal Solid Waste (MCW) and certain construction).) WWM 0.0 147.18 JPN, NZ APEC 
843999 PTS FOR MACHY MKG OR 
FINISHING PAPER OR 
PAPERBOARD ex.  Machinery fo r making pulp of 
fibrous cellulosic material or for 
making or finishing paper or paperboard (other than the 
machinery of head ing 8419( parts 
thereof,  other  (specifically Parts for Forest Machinery.  See Item 
HS 843680 (Forest Machinery)- 
Classified Differ ently, but similar S/H 0.0 364.24      
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to the equipment covered under HS 847982.) 
846291 HYDRAULIC PRESSES FOR 
WORKING METAL ex.  Machine tools for working metal, 
other than punching or notching and combined punching and 
shearing; hydraulic presses 
(specifically Shredders/balers for metals; hydraulic) S/H 4.4 162.59 JPN, KOR APEC 
846596 SPLIT SLICE ETC MACH 
FOR WORKNG WOOD CORK 
BONE ETC ex.  Splitting, Slicing or Paring 
Machines  (specifically Portable 
Recyclers(grinders./shredders)Port
able (Wood and waste recycling 
machinery)) S/H 2.4 23.87     
846599 MACH TOOLS FOR 
WORKING WOOD CORK 
BONE ETC NESOI ex.  Other parts of Splitting, Slicing or 
Paring Machines   (specifically 
Tree Delimber/debarker/Chipper 
machinery (Portable Recyclers (grinders./shredders)) S/H 1.2 123.85     
847290 OFC MACH FOR 
AUTOMATIC BANKNOTE 
DISPENSERS, ETC ex.  Other office mach ines (specifically 
Paper shredders) S/H 0.9 835.29 JPN, KOR APEC 
847410 SORTING ETC MACHINES 
FOR EARTH STONE 
MINERAL SUBS ex.  Sorting, screening, separating or 
washing machines (specifically 
Machines of a kind for use in 
screening and washing coal) S/H  0.0 151.26 CA, JPN APEC  
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847410 SORTING ETC MACHINES 
FOR EARTH STONE 
MINERAL SUBS ex.  Sorting, screening, separating or 
washing machines (specifically 
Waste foundry sand reclamation 
equipment) RS -- -- CA, KOR, 
NZ APEC 
847432 MACH FOR MIXING 
MINERAL SUBSTANCES 
WITH BITUMEN ex.  Machines for mixing mineral 
substances with bitumen 
(specifically Asphalt recycle equipment) RS 0.0 1.64 JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC 
847982 MIXING KNEADING 
CRUSHING GRINDING ETC 
MACHIN NESOI ex.  Mixing, kneading, crushing, 
grinding, screening, sifting, 
homogenizing emulsifying or 
stirring machines (specifically 
Agitator for wastewater treatment ) WWM 0.0 218.98 CT, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
847982 MIXING KNEADING 
CRUSHING GRINDING ETC 
MACHIN NESOI ex.  Mixing, kneading, crushing, 
grinding, screening, sifting, 
homogenizing emulsifying or 
stirring machines (specifically Other than kneading machinery) RS -- -- CT, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
847989 MACH & MECHANICAL 
APPL W INDIVIDUAL 
FUNCTION NESOI ex.  Machines and mechanical 
appliances having individual 
functions, not elsewhere specified or included in this chapter, other 
(specifically Radioactive waste 
press) S/H 0.9 356.57 CA, CT, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC, OECD 
847989 MACH & MECHANICAL 
APPL W INDIVIDUAL 
FUNCTION NESOI ex.  Machines and mechanical 
appliances having individual 
functions, not elsewhere specified 
or included in this chapter, other (specifically Trash Compactors) WWM -- -- CA, CT, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC, OECD  
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847990 PTS OF MACH/MECHNCL 
APPL W INDVDUL 
FUNCTION NESOI ex.  Parts of Machines and mechanical 
appliances having individual 
functions, not elsewhere specified 
or included in this chapter, other (specifically Parts of trash 
compactors) PWT, SH 0.0 1,439.31 CA, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC 
848340 GEARS; BALL OR ROLLER 
SCREWS; GEAR BOXES, 
ETC ex.  Gears and gearing and other speed 
changers (specifically For wind 
turbines) REP 2.1 1,537.83     
848360 CLUTCHES & SHAFT 
COUPLINGS (INC 
UNIVERSAL JOINTS) ex.  Clutches and universal joints 
(specifically For wind turbines) REP 2.8 181.60     
850161 AC  GENERATORS 
(ALTERNATORS) <=75 KVA OUTPUT ex.  AC generators not exceeding 75 
kVA (specifically For all electricity generating renewable energy 
plants) REP 2.5 116.92     
850162 AC GENERATORS 
(ALTERNATOR) > 75 KVA BUT =< 375KVA ex.  AC generators exceeding 75 kVA 
but not 375 kVA (specifically For all electricity generating renewable 
energy plants) REP 2.5 24.34     
850163 AC GENERATORS 
(ALTERNATOR) > 375 KVA BUT =< 750KVA ex.  AC generators not exceeding 375 
kVA but not 750 kVA (specifically For all electricity generating 
renewable energy plants) REP 2.5 17.62     
850164 AC GENERATORS OF AN 
OUTPUT EXCEEDING 750 KVA ex.  AC generators exceeding 750 kVA 
(specifically For all electricity generating renewable energy 
plants) REP 2.4 616.39      
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850231 GENERATING SETS, 
ELECTRIC, WIND-
POWERED     REP, S/H 2.5 397.71 CA, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC 
850239 GENERATING SETS, 
ELECTRIC, NESOI ex.  Other generating sets (specifically 
Gas turbine sets for biomass plants) REP 2.5 753.36 EC, NZ   
850300 PARTS OF ELECTRIC 
MOTORS, GENERATORS & 
SETS ex.  Parts for equi pment classified 
under 8501 and 8502 (specifically 
Parts of gas and wind powered turbines) REP 3.1 1,215.74     
850440 STATIC CONVERTERS; ADP 
POWER SUPPLIES ex.  Other static converters   
(specifically Inverters for 
photovoltaic solar equipment) REP 0.6 4,830.99     
850590 ELECTROMAGNETS,CLAMP
S, SIMILR HLDNG DEVICES 
& PART ex.  Electro-magnets; other, including 
parts (specifically Electromagnet) S/H 0.7 387.10 CA, CT, 
JPN, NZ APEC 
851410 INDUSTRIAL, 
LABORATORY FURNACES, 
OVENS, RESISTANCE ex.  Industrial or Laboratory Furnaces 
and Ovens; electric, resistance 
heated (specifically Waste 
incinerators or other waste treatment apparatus ) S/H 0.0 104.74 CA, CT, 
JPN, NZ APEC, OECD 
851420 INDUSTRIAL, 
LABORATORY FURNACES, 
OVENS, INDN, DLTC ex.  Industrial or Laboratory Furnaces 
and Ovens; electric, induction or 
dielectric (specifically Waste incinerators or other waste 
treatment apparatus ) S/H 0.0 25.00 CA, CT, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
851430 INDUSTRIAL, 
LABORATORY FURNACES, OVENS, NESOI ex.  Industrial or Laboratory Furnaces 
and Ovens, electric, other (specifically Waste incinerators or 
other waste treatment apparatus ) S/H 0.4 122.03 CA, CT, 
JPN, NZ APEC, OECD  
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851490 PARTS FOR IND, LAB 
FURNACES,OVENS OR 
HEATING EQUIP ex.  Parts of industrial or laboratory 
electric furnaces and ovens or other 
laboratory induction or dielectric 
heating equipment (specifically Parts of Waste incinerators) S/H 0.0 169.21 CA, CT, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
853949 ULTRAVIOLET OR 
INFRARED LAMPS ex.  UV Lamps (specifically UV 
disinfection equipment) WWM 2.4 70.97     
854140 PHOTOSNSITVE 
SEMICNDCTR DVICE INC 
PHTVLTC CELL ETC ex.  Photosensitive semiconductor 
devices, including photovoltaic 
cells whether or not assembled in 
modules or made up into panels; 
light emitting diodes (specifically 
Solar Cells) REP 0.0 1,688.24 CA, JPN, 
NZ\ APEC, OECD 
854389 ELECTRICAL MACH & 
APPAR,HAVING INDIVDUL 
FUNC,NESOI ex.  Electrical machines and apparatus, 
having individual functions, not 
specified or included elsewhere in 
this chapter; other (specifically Ozone production system) WWM 2.6 1,892.61 CT, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
870829 PTS & ACCESS OF BODIES 
OF MOTOR VEHICLES, 
NESOI ex.   Parts and accessories of the motor 
vehicles of headings 8701 to 8705; 
Other (specifically Refuse Collection/Compaction Bodies) S/H 2.5 5,676.93     
890710 INFLATABLE RAFTS ex.  Inflatable rafts (specifically 
Inflatable Oil Spill Recovery 
Barges) R/C 0.0 21.33 CA, CT, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC 
890790 FLOATING STRUCTURES 
EXCEPT INFLATABLE 
RAFTS ex.  Floating Structure Except 
Inflatable Rafts (specifically 
Pollution Protection Booms) R/C 0.0 19.61 CA, CT, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC  
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900190 LENSES PRISMS MIRRORS 
OPTCL ELMNT N 
OPTICALLY WORK ex.  Mirrors of other than glass 
(specifically For solar concentrator 
systems) REP 2.3 290.15     
900290 PRISM, MIRRORS, 
MOUNTED & PARTS & 
ACCESSORIE, NESO ex.  Mirrors of glass (specifically For 
solar concentrator systems) REP 1.9 86.71     
901540 PHOTOGRAMMETRICAL 
SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS & APPLNCES     M/A 1.5 31.07 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC 
901580 SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS 
AND APPLIANCES, NESOI 
ETC.     M/A 0.9 311.81 CA, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC 
901590 PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 
FOR SURVEYING ETC 
NESOI ex.  Parts and accessories of surveying, 
hydrological, meteorological,  or 
geophysical instruments and appliances, excluding compasses 
(specifically Photogrammetric 
instruments; parts and accessories for articles of subheading 9015.40) M/A 0.1 66.49 CA, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC 
902229 APPR USE OF ALPHA BETA 
GAMMA RDTN N F MED 
SURG ETC     M/A 1.2 114.21 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC 
902290 X-RAY/HI TNSN GENR 
CNTR PNL & DSK 
EXM/TRTMNT TB PT ex.  Apparatus based on the use of X-
rays or of alpha, beta or gamma 
radiations  for other than medical, 
surgical, dental or veterinary uses (specifically Parts and accessories 
for goods of subheading 9022.29) M/A 1.0 767.86 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC  
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902511 THERMOMTRS/PYRO N 
CMBND W OT INST LIQ-
FLLD DRCT RD     M/A 0.0 36.03 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
902519 THERMOMETERS/PYRO NT 
COMBIND W OTH 
INSTRUM, NESOI     M/A 1.6 225.77 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
902580 HYDROMETERS & SIM FL 
INST, HYGROMETERS, ETC, NESOI     M/A 1.6 83.13 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
902590 PTS, HYDROMETERS, 
THERMOMETERS, 
PYROMETERS, ETC     M/A 1.6 33.90 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
902610 INST & APPRTS, 
MEASURE/CHECKING 
FLOW/LEVEL OF LIQ     M/A 0.0 264.56 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
902620 INST & APPRTS, 
MEASURING/CHECKING 
PRESSURE     M/A 0.0 330.73 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
902680 INST MEASURE/CHECKING 
VARIABLE OF LIQ/GASES, NESOI     M/A 0.0 257.22 CA, EC, 
JPN, KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
902690 PTS, INST & APPRTS 
MEASURE/CHECK 
VARIABLES LIQ/GAS     M/A 0.0 312.08 CA, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
902710 GAS OR SMOKE ANALYSIS 
APPARATUS     M/A 2.5 408.42 CA, CT, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC, OECD 
902720 CHROMATOGRAPHS AND 
ELECTROPHORESIS 
INSTRUMENTS     M/A 0.0 83.45 CA, CT, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD  
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1999-2001 
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902730 SPCTMTR SPCTRPHTMTR 
ETC USING OPTICAL 
RADIATIONS     M/A 0.0 18.83 CA, CT, 
JPN, NZ APEC, OECD 
902740 EXPOSURE METERS     M/A 1.2 7.82 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
902750 INSTRUMENTS ETC USING 
OPTICAL RADIATIONS 
NESOI     M/A 0.0 526.64 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
902780 PHY CHEM INS/APPR;MEAS 
VSCSTY & HEAT NESOI     M/A 0.0 817.20 CA, CT, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
902790 PTS OF INST, PHYS/CHEM 
ANALYSIS ETC, NESOI     M/A 2.2 1,074.14 CA, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
902810 GAS METERS     M/A 2.5 12.84 CA, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC, OECD 
902820 LIQUID METERS     M/A 2.5 11.90 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
902830 ELECTRICITY METERS     M/A 1.5 39.96 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC 
902890 PT ACCES GAS LQD ELEC 
SUPPLY MTR INC CLBRATING MTR     M/A 3.2 155.05 JPN, KOR, 
NZ, CA APEC 
903010 INST FOR 
MEASURING/DETECTING 
IONIZING RADIATIONS     M/A 1.6 69.15 CA, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
903020 CATHODE-RAY 
OSCILLOSCOPES&CATHOD
E-RAY OSCILLOGRAPH     M/A 1.7 19.15 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC  
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1999-2001 
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903031 MULTIMETERS WITHOUT A 
RECORDING DEVICE)     M/A 1.7 74.33 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
903039 INST MEAS VOLT CRRNT 
ETC W-OUT RCRDNG DVCE, MLTMTR     M/A 1.7 282.44 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
903083 INST & APP WITH 
RECORDING DEVICE, 
NESOI     M/A 1.7 152.93 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
903089 INST,MEASURING/ 
CHECKING ELECTRICAL 
QUANTITIE,NESOI     M/A 1.7 261.45 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC 
903090 PTS OF INST F MEAS ELECT 
QUAT ALPHA BETA INZNG 
RDT ex.  Parts and accessories (for 
nominated articles of subheading 
9030) (specifically Parts and 
accessories (for nominated articles of subheading 9030)) M/A 0.9 682.25 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
903110 MACHINES FOR 
BALANCING MECHANICAL 
PARTS     M/A 1.7 31.32 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC 
903120 TEST BENCHES     M/A 1.7 63.12 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC 
903130 PROFILE PROJECTORS     M/A 2.5 8.13 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
903180 MEAS & CHECKNG 
INSTRUMENT, APPLIANCES & MACH NESOI     M/A 0.9 1,422.75 CA, EC, 
JPN, NZ APEC, OECD 
903190 PTS, OF MACH NESOI IN 
THIS CHAP, & PROFILE 
PROJECTR     M/A 1.9 532.93 CA, EC, 
JPN, KOR, 
NZ APEC  
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903210 THERMOSTATS     M/A 1.7 359.69 CA, JPN, 
NZ APEC, OECD 
903220 MANOSTATS     M/A 1.7 17.28 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
903281 HYDRAULIC/PNEUMATIC 
AUTO 
REGULATING/CONTR 
INS/APPR     M/A 1.6 32.94 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
903289 AUTO REGULATING INS & 
APPR EX THROSTAT, 
MNSTAT, ETC     M/A 1.5 2,330.77 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC, OECD 
903290 PTS, AUTOM 
REGULATING/CONTROLLI
NG INST & APPRTS     M/A 1.5 582.48 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
903300 PTS, NESOI FOR 
MACHINES,APPLN, INST/APPTS OF CHAP90     M/A 4.4 4.06 CA, JPN, 
KOR, NZ APEC 
950720 FISH-HOOKS, WHETHER OR 
NOT SNELLED ex.  Fishing Rods, Fish Hooks, and 
other line fishing tackle, fish 
landing, etc.; Parts and Accessories Thereof; Other (specifically Circle 
hooks) NR 4.4 23.83     
 
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