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Notices Federal Register

427

Vol. 60, No. 2

Wednesday, January 4, 1995

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Forms Under Review by Office of

Management and Budget

December 29, 1994.

The Department of Agriculture has

submitted to OMB for review the

following proposal for the collection of

information under the provisions of the

Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C.

Chapter 35) since the last list was

published. This list is grouped into new

proposals, revisions, extension, or

reinstatements. Each entry contains the

following information:

(1) Agency proposing the information

collection; (2) Title of the information

collection; (3) Form number(s), if

applicable; (4) Who will be required or

asked to report; (5) An estimate of the

number of responses; (6) An estimate of

the total number of hours needed to

provide the information; (7) Name and

telephone number of the agency contact

person.

Questions about the items in the

listing should be directed to the agency

peson named at the end of each entry.

Copies of the proposed forms and

supporting documents may be obtained

from: Department Clearance Officer,

USDA, OIRM, room 404–W Admin.

Bldg., Washington, DC 20250, (202)

690–2118.

Revision

• Animal and Plant Health Inspection

Service Virus-Serum-Toxin Act and

Regulations in 9 CFR, Subchapter E,

Parts 101–124

APHIS Forms 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007,

2008, 2008A, 2015, & 2020 State or

local governments; Businesses or

other for-profits; Small businesses or

organizations; 33,293 responses;

75,138 hours

David A. Espeseth (301) 436–8245

Larry K. Roberson,

Deputy Departmental Clearance Officer.

[FR Doc. 95–127 Filed 1–3–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3410–01–M

Office of the Secretary

Uruguay Round Agricultural Safeguard

Trigger Levels

AGENCY: Office of the Secretary, USDA.

ACTION: Notice of product coverage and

trigger levels for safeguard measures

provided for in the Uruguay Round

Agreement on Agriculture.

SUMMARY: This notice lists the products

which may be subject to additional

import duties under the safeguard

provisions of the Uruguay Round

Agreement on Agriculture. It also

includes the effective dates and quantity

and price trigger levels applicable to

each of those products.

EFFECTIVE DATE: January 1, 1995 or such

other date as may be proclaimed by the

President to be the date of entry into

force of the Uruguay Round Agreements

for the United States, whichever is later.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Robert J. Spitzer, Multilateral Trade

Policy Affairs Division, Foreign

Agricultural Service, room 5540-South

Building, U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Washington, DC 20250–

1000 or telephone at (202) 720–6064.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Article 5

of the Uruguay Round Agreement on

Agriculture provides that additional

import duties may be imposed on

imports of products subject to

tariffication during the Uruguay Round

if certain conditions are met. The

agreement permits additional duties to

be charged if the price of an individual

shipment of imported products falls

below the average price for similar

goods imported during the years 1986–

88 by a specified percentage. It also

permits additional duties to be imposed

if the volume of imports of an article

exceeds the average of the most recent

three years for which data is available

by 25 percent. These additional duties

may not be imposed on quantities for

which minimum or current access

commitments were made during the

Uruguay Round negotiations, and only

one type of safeguard, price or quantity

based, may be applied at any given time

to an article.

Section of 405 of the Uruguay Round

Agreements Act requires that the

President cause to be published in the

Federal Register the agricultural

products subject to safeguards, the price

and quantity trigger levels which will be

applied to these products, and the

relevant period for the quantity based

safeguard for each product. The

President delegated this duty to the

Secretary of Agriculture in Presidential

Proclamation No. 6763, dated December

23, 1994. Additional information on the

levels of the additional duties and how

they will be applied is provided in

subchapter IV of chapter 99 of the

Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the

United States (HTS). These duties

become effective on the date the

President proclaims as the date of entry

into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States. It is

anticipated that this date will be January

1, 1995.

As provided in section 405 of the

Uruguay Round Agreements Act,

consistent with Article 5 of the

Agreement On Agriculture, additional

duties may be applied in accordance

with provisions of subchapter IV of

chapter 99 of the HTS for the products,

and under the conditions described in

the annex to this notice.

Issued at Washington, DC this 28th day of

December, 1994.

Mike Espy,

Secretary of Agriculture.

Annex

Beef

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Beef shall mean the

aggregate of goods described in additional

U.S. note 3 to chapter 2 of the HTS plus

goods described in the tariff provisions listed

under the value based safeguard trigger

provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Beef entered, or withdrawn from warehouse

for consumption, on or after January 1, 1995

and before the close of December 31, 1995,

inclusive exceed 888,803 tons.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Fresh or Chilled

carcass ............ 0201.10.50 $1.71/kg
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Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Fresh or Chilled,

bone-in ............ 0201.20.80 1.71/kg

Fresh or Chilled

boneless .......... 0201.30.80 1.97/kg

Frozen carcass ... 0202.10.50 1.81/kg

Frozen, bone-in ... 0202.20.80 1.81/kg

Frozen boneless . 0202.30.80 1.97/kg

Mutton

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Mutton shall mean the

aggregate of goods in tariff provisions

0204.21.00, 0204.22.40, 0204.23.40,

0204.41.00, 0204.42.40 and 0204.43.40.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Mutton entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed 9,146

tons.

Cream

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Cream shall mean the

aggregate of goods described in additional

U.S. note 5 to chapter 4 of the HTS plus

goods described in the tariff provisions listed

under the value based safeguard trigger

provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Cream entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

4,056,497 liters.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short descriptionTariff

provision

Customs unit

value

Cream not over

45% fat ........ 0401.30.25 $1.42/liter

Sour cream not

over 45% fat 0403.90.16 1.42/liter

Evaporated or Condensed Milk

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Evaporated or

Condensed Milk shall mean the aggregate of

goods described in additional U.S. note 11 to

chapter 4 of the HTS plus goods described in

the tariff provisions listed under the value

based safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Evaporated or Condensed Milk entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after January 1, 1995 and before the

close of December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

1,531,938 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Unsweetened, airtight containers 0402.91.70 $0.72/kg

Other unsweetened ................ 0402.91.90 0.72/kg

Sweet condensed, airtight

cont .................. 0402.99.45 1.27/kg

Other sweet condensed ............. 0402.99.55 1.27/kg

Nonfat Dry Milk

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Nonfat Dry Milk shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 7 to chapter 4 of the HTS

plus goods described in the tariff provisions

listed under the value based safeguard trigger

provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Nonfat Dry Milk entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

1,013,646 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Milk powder

under 1.5% fat . 0402.10.50 1.02/kg

Milk powder

1.5%–3% fat .... 0402.21.25 1.02/kg

Dried Whole Milk

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Dried Whole Milk

shall mean the aggregate of goods described

in additional U.S. note 8 to chapter 4 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

The additional duties described above may

apply if imports of Dried Whole Milk

entered, or withdrawn from warehouse for

consumption, on or after January 1, 1995 and

before the close of December 31, 1995,

inclusive exceed 3,917 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Dried milk 3–35%

fat .................... 0402.21.50 0.95/kg

Dried sour cream

not over 35%

fat .................... 0403.90.55 0.95/kg

Dried Cream

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Dried Cream shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 9 to chapter 4 of the HTS

plus goods described in the tariff provisions

listed under the value based safeguard trigger

provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Dried Cream entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed 0

kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Dried milk over

35% fat ............ 0402.21.90 $2.36/kg

Dried sour cream

over 35% fat .... 0403.90.65 2.36/kg

Dried Whey/Buttermilk

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Dried Whey/

Buttermilk shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 12 to

chapter 4 of the HTS plus goods described in

the tariff provisions listed under the value

based safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Dried Whey/Buttermilk entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,
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on or after January 1, 1995 and before the

close of December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

245,885 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Dried buttermilk ... 0403.90.45 $0.92/kg

Dried whey .......... 0404.10.90 0.46/kg

Butter

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Butter shall mean the

aggregate of goods described in additional

U.S. note 6 to chapter 4 of the HTS plus

goods described in the tariff provisions listed

under the value based safeguard trigger

provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Butter entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed 377,255

kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Cream over 45%

fat .................... 0401.30.75 $2.78/kg

Sour cream over

45% fat ............ 0403.90.78 2.78/kg

Butter .................. 0405.00.40 2.78/kg

Butter Oil and Butter Substitutes

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Butter Oil and Butter

Substitutes shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 14 to

chapter 4 of the HTS plus goods described in

the tariff provisions listed under the value

based safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Butter Oil and Butter Substitutes entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after January 1, 1995 and before the

close of December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

684,554 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Butteroil ............... 0405.00.90 $2.33/kg

Butter substitutes

over 10% milk . 2106.90.26 2.33/kg

Butter substitutes

under 10% milk 2106.90.36 2.33/kg

Dairy Mixtures

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Dairy Mixtures shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 10 to chapter 4 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Dairy Mixtures entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed 334,985

kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Sweetened milk

powder ............. 0402.29.50 $2.63/kg

Sweetened evaporated milk ....... 0402.99.90 2.63/kg

Dried yogurt ........ 0403.10.50 2.63/kg

Dried fermented

milk .................. 0403.90.95 2.63/kg

Modified whey ..... 0404.10.15 1.78/kg

Other Milk mixtures ................ 0404.90.50 1.80/kg

Dairy spreads ...... 1517.90.60 1.78/kg

Dairy confectionery .............. 1704.90.58 1.78/kg

Bulk cocoa preps

under 21% milk 1806.20.82 1.78/kg

Bulk cocoa preps

over 21% milk . 1806.20.83 1.78/kg

Block cocoa

preps under

21% milk .......... 1806.32.70 1.78/kg

Block cocoa

preps over 21%

milk .................. 1806.32.80 1.78/kg

Other cocoa

preps under

21% milk .......... 1806.90.08 1.78/kg

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Other cocoa

preps over 21%

milk .................. 1806.90.10 1.78/kg

Other infant preps

over 10% milk . 1901.10.40 2.63/kg

Other infant preps

under 10% milk 1901.10.85 2.63/kg

Mixes/doughs

over 25% fat .... 1901.20.15 1.78/kg

Mixes/doughs

under 25% fat .. 1901.20.50 1.78/kg

Other dairy preps

over 10% milk . 1901.90.43 1.80/kg

Other dairy preps

under 10% milk 1901.90.47 1.80/kg

Edible ice containing milk ...... 2105.00.40 1.80/kg

Lowfat dairy mixtures ................ 2106.90.09 2.92/kg

Other dairy preps

over 10% milk . 2106.90.66 1.78/kg

Other dairy preps

under 10% milk 2106.90.87 1.78/kg

Milk based drinks 2202.90.28 2.63/kg

Blue Cheese

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Blue cheese shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 17 to chapter 4 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Blue cheese entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

2,771,885 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Fresh Blue

cheese ............. 0406.10.18 $4.05/kg

Grated or powdered ............... 0406.20.28 4.05/kg

Powdered mixtures ................ 0406.20.63 4.05/kg

Processed Blue

cheese ............. 0406.30.18 4.05/kg

Processed mixtures ................ 0406.30.63 4.05/kg

Blue cheese ........ 0406.40.70 4.05/kg

Other mixtures .... 0406.90.74 4.05/kg

Cheddar Cheese

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard
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trigger levels, the term Cheddar cheese shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 18 to chapter 4 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Cheddar cheese entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

6,813,125 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Fresh ................... 0406.10.28 $2.18/kg

Grated or powdered ............... 0406.20.33 2.18/kg

Powdered mixtures ................ 0406.20.67 2.18/kg

Processed ........... 0406.30.28 2.18/kg

Processed mixtures ................ 0406.30.67 2.18/kg

Cheddar cheese . 0406.90.12 2.18/kg

Other mixtures .... 0406.90.78 2.18/kg

American Type Cheese

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term American type cheese

shall mean the aggregate of goods described

in additional U.S. note 19 to chapter 4 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

American type cheese entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

4,203,663 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Fresh ................... 0406.10.38 $1.88/kg

Powdered Colby . 0406.20.39 1.88/kg

Powdered mixtures ................ 0406.20.71 1.88/kg

Processed Colby . 0406.30.38 1.88/kg

Processed mixtures ................ 0406.30.71 1.88/kg

Colby ................... 0406.90.54 1.88/kg

Other mixtures .... 0406.90.84 1.88/kg

Edam/Gouda Cheese

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Edam/Gouda cheese

shall mean the aggregate of goods described

in additional U.S. note 20 to chapter 4 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Edam/Gouda cheese entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

6,416,732 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Fresh ................... 0406.10.48 $3.20/kg

Grated or powdered ............... 0406.20.48 3.20/kg

Powdered mixtures ................ 0406.20.75 3.20/kg

Processed ........... 0406.30.48 3.20/kg

Processed mixtures ................ 0406.30.75 3.20/kg

In original loaves . 0406.90.18 3.20/kg

Other mixtures .... 0406.90.88 3.20/kg

Italian-Type Cheese

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Italian Type Cheese

shall mean the aggregate of goods described

in additional U.S. note 21 to chapter 4 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Italian-Type Cheese entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

10,153,966 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Fresh ................... 0406.10.58 $3.82/kg

Grated or powdered ............... 0406.20.53 3.82/kg

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Powdered mixtures ................ 0406.20.79 3.82/kg

Processed mixtures ................ 0406.30.79 3.82/kg

Goya ................... 0406.90.32 3.82/kg

Sbrinz .................. 0406.90.37 3.82/kg

Other ................... 0406.90.42 3.82/kg

Other mixtures .... 0406.90.68 3.82/kg

Swiss Cheese With Eye Formation

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Swiss Cheese with

Eye Formation shall mean the aggregate of

goods described in additional U.S. note 25 to

chapter 4 of the HTS plus goods described in

the tariff provision listed under the value

based safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Swiss Cheese with Eye Formation entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after January 1, 1995 and before the

close of December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

33,950,335 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Swiss cheese ...... 0406.90.48 $3.34/kg

Gruyere Process Cheese

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Gruyere Process

Cheese shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 22 to

chapter 4 of the HTS plus goods described in

the tariff provisions listed under the value

based safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Gruyere Process Cheese entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after January 1, 1995 and before the

close of December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

7,687,023 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Fresh ................... 0406.10.68 $2.46/kg
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Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Powdered mixtures ................ 0406.20.83 2.46/kg

Processed ........... 0406.30.53 2.46/kg

Processed mixtures ................ 0406.30.83 2.46/kg

Other mixtures .... 0406.90.92 2.46/kg

Lowfat Cheese

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Lowfat Cheese shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 23 to chapter 4 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Lowfat Cheese entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

5,165,125 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Fresh ................... 0406.10.78 $2.00/kg

Powdered mixtures ................ 0406.20.87 2.00/kg

Processed ........... 0406.30.87 2.00/kg

Other mixtures .... 0406.90.94 2.00/kg

Margarine cheese 1901.90.36 2.00/kg

NSPF Cheese

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term NSPF Cheese shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 16 to chapter 4 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

NSPF Cheese entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

48,982,310 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Chongos .............. 0406.10.08 $2.68/kg

Fresh ................... 0406.10.88 2.68/kg

Powdered mixtures ................ 0406.20.91 2.68/kg

Processed ........... 0406.30.91 2.68/kg

Other mixtures .... 0406.90.97 2.68/kg

Peanuts

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Peanuts shall mean

the aggregate of goods described in additional

U.S. note 2 to chapter 12 of the HTS plus

goods described in the tariff provision listed

under the value based safeguard trigger

provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Peanuts entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after April

1, 1995 and before the close of March 31,

1996, inclusive exceed 969 tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on March 31, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Peanuts entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 0 tons.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

In-shell peanuts .. 1202.10.80 $0.34/kg

Shelled peanuts .. 1202.20.80 1.24/kg

Blanched peanuts 2008.11.35 1.24/kg

Otherwise prepared peanuts . 2008.11.60 1.24/kg

Peanut Butter/Paste

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Peanut Butter/Paste

shall mean the aggregate of goods described

in additional U.S. note 5 to chapter 20 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provision listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Peanut Butter/Paste entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed 15,828

tons.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provision listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Peanut butter/

paste ................ 2008.11.15 $0.92/kg

Raw Cane Sugar

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Raw Cane Sugar shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 5 to chapter 17 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provision listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Raw Cane Sugar entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

October 1, 1995 and before the close of

September 30, 1996, inclusive exceed

1,508,557 tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 30, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Raw Cane Sugar plus imports of Refined

Sugar and Syrups (defined below) entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

exceed the quantity of 1,557,204 tons

reduced by the quantity of imports of goods

classified in the comparable tariff provisions

of the 1994 HTS between October 1, 1994

and the day prior to the date of entry into

force of the Uruguay Round Agreements for

the United States, inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provision listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Raw cane sugar .. 1701.11.50 $0.33/kg

Refined Sugar and Syrups

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Refined Sugar and

Syrups shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 5 to chapter

17 of the HTS plus goods described in the

tariff provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Refined Sugar and Syrups entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after October 1, 1995 and before the
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close of September 30, 1996, inclusive

exceed 48,647 tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 30, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Refined Sugar and Syrups plus imports of

Raw Cane Sugar (defined above) entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

exceed the quantity of 1,557,204 tons

reduced by the quantity of imports of goods

classified in the comparable tariff provisions

of the 1994 HTS between October 1, 1994

and the day prior to the date of entry into

force of the Uruguay Round Agreements for

the United States, inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Raw beet sugar .. 1701.12.50 $0.50/kg

Colored sugar ..... 1701.91.30 0.50/kg

Refined sugar ..... 1701.99.50 0.50/kg

Sugar syrup ........ 1702.90.20 0.50/kg

Colored syrup ..... 2106.90.46 0.50/kg

Blended Syrups

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Blended Syrups shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 9 to chapter 17 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Blended Syrups entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

October 1, 1995 and before the close of

September 30, 1996, inclusive exceed 0 tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 30, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Blended Syrups entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 0 tons.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Maple syrup,

blended ............ 1702.20.28 $0.44/kg

Glucose, blended 1702.30.28 0.44/kg

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Glucose/fructose,

blended ............ 1702.40.28 0.44/kg

Fructose, blended 1702.60.28 0.44/kg

Other blended

syrups .............. 1702.90.58 0.44/kg

Bulk choc. syrups 1806.20.94 0.44/kg

Other cocoa syrups ................... 1806.90.39 0.44/kg

Coffee syrups ...... 2101.10.38 0.44/kg

Tea syrups .......... 2101.20.38 0.44/kg

Other syrups over

10% milk .......... 2106.90.72 0.44/kg

Other syrups

under 10% milk 2106.90.91 0.44/kg

Articles Over 65% Sugar

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Articles Over 65%

Sugar shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 7 to chapter

17 of the HTS plus goods described in the

tariff provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Articles Over 65% Sugar entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after October 1, 1995 and before the

close of September 30, 1996, inclusive

exceed 0 tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 30, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Articles Over 65% Sugar entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

exceed the quantity of 0 tons.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Flavored sugar

over 65% sugar 1701.91.48 $0.48/kg

Other sugars over

65% sugar ....... 1702.90.68 0.48/kg

Sugar confection

over 65% sugar 1704.90.68 0.48/kg

Bulk cocoa powder over 65%

sugar ............... 1806.10.28 0.58/kg

Bulk cocoa powder over 90%

sugar ............... 1806.10.55 0.58/kg

Chocolate preps

over 65% sugar 1806.20.73 0.48/kg

Other cocoa

preps over 65%

sugar ............... 1806.90.49 0.48/kg

Doughs >65%

sugar >25%

milkfat .............. 1901.20.25 0.88/kg

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Doughs >65%

sugar <25%

milkfat .............. 1901.20.60 0.88/kg

Starch preps over

65% sugar ....... 1901.90.54 0.48/kg

Coffee preps

>65% sugar ..... 2101.10.48 0.48/kg

Tea preps >65%

sugar ............... 2101.20.48 0.48/kg

Other food preps

>65% sugar ..... 2106.90.76 0.48/kg

Other food preps

>65% sugar ..... 2106.90.94 0.48/kg

Articles Over 10% Sugar

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Articles Over 10%

Sugar shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 8 to chapter

17 of the HTS plus goods described in the

tariff provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Articles Over 10% Sugar entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after October 1, 1995 and before the

close of September 30, 1996, inclusive

exceed 88,016 tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 30, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Articles Over 10% Sugar plus imports of

Mixed Condiments and Seasonings

(described below) entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 88,180 tons reduced by the

quantity of imports of goods classified in the

comparable tariff provisions of the 1994 HTS

between October 1, 1994 and the day prior

to the date of entry into force of the Uruguay

Round Agreements for the United States,

inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Flavored sugar

>10% sugar ..... 1701.91.58 $0.48/kg

Sugar confectionery >10%

sugar ............... 1704.90.78 0.48/kg

Bulk cocoa preps

over 10% sugar 1806.20.77 0.48/kg

Bulk cocoa preps

>10% sugar ..... 1806.20.98 0.48/kg

Other cocoa

preps >10%

sugar ............... 1806.90.59 0.48/kg
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Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Starch preps

>10% sugar ..... 1901.90.58 0.48/kg

Coffee preps

>10% sugar ..... 2101.10.58 0.48/kg

Tea preps >10%

sugar ............... 2101.20.58 0.48/kg

Other food preps

>10% sugar ..... 2106.90.80 0.48/kg

Other food preps

>10% sugar ..... 2106.90.97 0.48/kg

Sweetened Cocoa Powder

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Sweetened Cocoa

Powder shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 1 to chapter

18 of the HTS plus goods described in the

tariff provision listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Sweetened Cocoa Powder entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after October 1, 1995 and before the

close of September 30, 1996, inclusive

exceed 2,968 tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 30, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Cocoa Powder entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 2,968 tons reduced by the

quantity of imports of goods classified in the

comparable tariff provisions of the 1994 HTS

between October 1, 1994 and the day prior

to the date of entry into force of the Uruguay

Round Agreements for the United States,

inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Cocoa powder,

>10% sugar ..... 1806.10.15 $0.58/kg

Cocoa powder,

>65% sugar, retail .................... 1806.10.38 0.58/kg

Cocoa powder,

>90% sugar, retail .................... 1806.10.75 0.58/kg

Chocolate Crumb

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Chocolate Crumb shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 2 to chapter 18 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Chocolate Crumb entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

7,663,920 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Bulk chocolate

under 21% milk 1806.20.26 $1.24/kg

Bulk chocolate

over 21% milk . 1806.20.28 1.24/kg

Chocolate bars

under 21% milk 1806.32.06 1.24/kg

Chocolate bars

over 21% milk . 1806.32.08 1.24/kg

Other chocolate

under 21% milk 1806.90.18 1.24/kg

Other chocolate

over 21% milk . 1806.90.20 1.24/kg

Lowfat Chocolate Crumb

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Lowfat Chocolate

Crumb shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 3 to chapter

18 of the HTS plus goods described in the

tariff provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Lowfat Chocolate Crumb entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after January 1, 1995 and before the

close of December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

299,286 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Bulk chocolate

under 21% milk 1806.20.36 $1.29/kg

Bulk chocolate

over 21% milk . 1806.20.38 1.29/kg

Bulk cocoa preps

under 21% milk 1806.20.87 1.29/kg

Bulk cocoa preps

over 21% milk . 1806.20.89 1.29/kg

Chocolate bars

under 21% milk 1806.32.16 1.29/kg

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Chocolate bars

over 21% milk . 1806.32.18 1.29/kg

Other chocolate

under 21% milk 1806.90.28 1.29/kg

Other chocolate

over 21% milk . 1806.90.30 1.29/kg

Infant Formula Containing Oligosaccharides

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Infant Formula

Containing Oligosaccharides shall mean the

aggregate of goods described in additional

U.S. note 2 to chapter 19 of the HTS plus

goods described in the tariff provisions listed

under the value based safeguard trigger

provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Infant Formula Containing Oligosaccharides

entered, or withdrawn from warehouse for

consumption, on or after January 1, 1995 and

before the close of December 31, 1995,

inclusive exceed 0 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Infant formula

over 10% milk . 1901.10.30 $2.63/kg

Infant formula

under 10% milk 1901.10.75 2.63/kg

Mixes and Doughs

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Mixes and Doughs

shall mean the aggregate of goods described

in additional U.S. note 3 to chapter 19 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provisions listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Mixes and Doughs entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, on or after

October 1, 1995 and before the close of

September 30, 1996, inclusive exceed 342

tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 30, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Mixes and Doughs entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 342 tons reduced by the quantity

of imports of goods classified in the

comparable tariff provisions of the 1994 HTS

between October 1, 1994 and the day prior
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to the date of entry into force of the Uruguay

Round Agreements for the United States,

inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Doughs >10%

sugar >25%

milkfat .............. 1901.20.35 $0.88/kg

Doughs >10%

sugar <25%

milkfat .............. 1901.20.70 0.88/kg

Mixed Condiments and Seasonings

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Mixed Condiments

and Seasonings shall mean the aggregate of

goods described in additional U.S. note 4 to

chapter 21 of the HTS plus goods described

in the tariff provision listed under the value

based safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Mixed Condiments and Seasonings entered,

or withdrawn from warehouse for

consumption, on or after October 1, 1995 and

before the close of September 30, 1996,

inclusive exceed 164 tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 30, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Mixed Condiments and Seasonings plus

imports of Articles Over 10% Sugar

(described above) entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 88,180 tons reduced by the

quantity of imports of goods classified in the

comparable tariff provisions of the 1994 HTS

between October 1, 1994 and the day prior

to the date of entry into force of the Uruguay

Round Agreements for the United States,

inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit

value

Mixed condiments/

seasonings.

2103.90.78 0.48/

kg

Ice Cream

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Ice Cream shall mean

the aggregate of goods described in additional

U.S. note 5 to chapter 21 of the HTS plus

goods described in the tariff provision listed

under the value based safeguard trigger

provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Ice Cream entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

January 1, 1995 and before the close of

December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed 707

liters.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provision listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Ice cream ............ 2105.00.20 $0.97/liter

Animal Feed Containing Milk

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Animal Feeds

Containing Milk shall mean the aggregate of

goods described in additional U.S. note 2 to

chapter 23 of the HTS plus goods described

in the tariff provisions listed under the value

based safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Animal Feeds Containing Milk entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after January 1, 1995 and before the

close of December 31, 1995, inclusive exceed

5,406,346 kilograms.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provisions listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Animal feed over

10% milk .......... 2309.90.28 $0.96/kg

Animal feed under

10% milk .......... 2309.90.48 0.96/kg

Short Staple Cotton

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Short Staple Cotton

shall mean the aggregate of goods described

in additional U.S. note 5 to chapter 52 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provision listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Short Staple Cotton entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, on or after

September 20, 1995 and before the close of

September 19, 1996, inclusive exceed

852,547 kilograms.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 19, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Short Staple Cotton entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 852,547 kilograms reduced by the

quantity of imports of goods classified in the

comparable tariff provisions of the 1994 HTS

between September 20, 1994 and the day

prior to the date of entry into force of the

Uruguay Round Agreements for the United

States, inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provision listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Short staple cotton ................... 5201.00.18 $1.60/kg

Harsh or Rough Cotton

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Harsh or Rough

Cotton shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 6 to chapter

52 of the HTS plus goods described in the

tariff provision listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Harsh or Rough Cotton entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after August 1, 1995 and before the

close of July 31, 1996, inclusive, exceed 0

tons.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on July 31, 1995, inclusive, such additional

duties may apply if imports of Harsh or

Rough Cotton entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 0 tons.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provision listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:
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Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Harsh or rough

cotton ............... 5201.00.28 $1.12/kg

Medium Staple Cotton

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Medium Staple Cotton

shall mean the aggregate of goods described

in additional U.S. note 7 to chapter 52 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provision listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Medium Staple Cotton entered, or withdrawn

from warehouse for consumption, on or after

August 1, 1995 and before the close of July

31, 1996, inclusive exceed 732,820

kilograms.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on July 31, 1995, inclusive, such additional

duties may apply if imports of Medium

Staple Cotton entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 732,820 kilograms reduced by the

quantity of imports of goods classified in the

comparable tariff provisions of the 1994 HTS

between August 1, 1994 and the day prior to

the date of entry into force of the Uruguay

Round Agreements for the United States,

inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provision listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Medium staple

cotton ............... 5201.00.38 $1.20/kg

Extra Long Staple Cotton

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Extra Long Staple

Cotton shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 8 to chapter

52 of the HTS plus goods described in the

tariff provision listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Extra Long Staple Cotton entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after August 1, 1995 and before the

close of July 31, 1996, inclusive exceed

247,506 kilograms.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on July 31, 1995, inclusive, such additional

duties may apply if imports of Extra Long

Staple Cotton entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 247,506 kilograms reduced by the

quantity of imports of goods classified in the

comparable tariff provisions of the 1994 HTS

between August 1, 1994 and the day prior to

the date of entry into force of the Uruguay

Round Agreements for the United States,

inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provision listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Extra long staple

cotton ............... 5201.00.80 $2.75/kg

Cotton Waste

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Cotton Waste shall

mean the aggregate of goods described in

additional U.S. note 9 to chapter 52 of the

HTS plus goods described in the tariff

provision listed under the value based

safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Cotton Waste entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, on or after

September 20, 1995 and before the close of

September 19, 1996, inclusive exceed

157,189 kilograms.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 19, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Cotton Waste entered, or withdrawn from

warehouse for consumption, exceed the

quantity of 157,189 kilograms reduced by the

quantity of imports of goods classified in the

comparable tariff provisions of the 1994 HTS

between September 20, 1994 and the day

prior to the date of entry into force of the

Uruguay Round Agreements for the United

States, inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provision listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Cotton waste ....... 5202.99.30 $8.15/kg

Cotton Processed, Not Spun

Definition

For purposes of this and future

notifications of quantity based safeguard

trigger levels, the term Cotton Processed, Not

Spun shall mean the aggregate of goods

described in additional U.S. note 10 to

chapter 52 of the HTS plus goods described

in the tariff provision listed under the value

based safeguard trigger provisions below.

Quantity Based Safeguard Trigger

Additional duties may apply if imports of

Cotton Processed, Not Spun entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

on or after September 11, 1995 and before the

close of September 10, 1996, inclusive

exceed 71 kilograms.

For the period commencing on the date of

entry into force of the Uruguay Round

Agreements for the United States and ending

on September 10, 1995, inclusive, such

additional duties may apply if imports of

Cotton Processed, Not Spun entered, or

withdrawn from warehouse for consumption,

exceed the quantity of 71 kilograms reduced

by the quantity of imports of goods classified

in the comparable tariff provisions of the

1994 HTS between September 11, 1994 and

the day prior to the date of entry into force

of the Uruguay Round Agreements for the

United States, inclusive.

Value Based Safeguard Triggers

Additional duties may apply if the customs

unit value of any shipment entered into the

U.S. customs territory under the tariff

provision listed below is lower than the

respective customs unit value indicated

therefor:

Short description Tariff

provision

Customs

unit value

Cotton processed,

not spun .......... 5203.00.30 $0.64/kg

[FR Doc. 95–00121 Filed 1–3–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3410–10–P

Forest Service

Environmental Assessment for the

Eagle Cap Stewardship Plan and

Minam Wild and Scenic River

Management Plan, Wallowa-Whitman

National Forest, Baker, Union, and

Wallowa Counties, OR

AGENCY: Forest Service, USDA.

ACTION: Notice of availability.

SUMMARY: On December 19, 1994, Bruce

L. McMillan signed a Decision Notice

acting for Wallowa-Whitman Forest

Supervisor, R.M. Richmond, which

adopted into the Forest Plan the Minam

River Wild and Scenic River

Management Plan which required an

amendment to the Wallowa-Whitman

Forest Plan.

This management plan outlines use

levels, development levels, resource

protection measures, and outlines a

general management direction for the

river corridor. This amendment is

necessary to implement the Wild and