Nr.L9/2AmtsblattderEuropäischenGemeinschaften 10.1.85
ARRANGEMENT
intheformofanexchangeofletterswiththeUnitedStatesofAmerica
concerningtradeinsteelpipesandtubes
LETTERNo1
A.LetterfromtheEuropeanEconomicCommunity
Sir,
InthecourseofthediscussionsbetweentheEuropeanEconomicCommunity(hereinafter
referredtoas'theEEC')andtheGovernmentoftheUnitedStatesofAmerica(hereinafter
referredtoastheUS'),concerningEECexportsofpipesandtubestotheUnitedStatesof
America(hereinafterreferredtoas'theUSA'),bothpartieshaveagreedasfollows:
1.TheEECshallrestrainexportsto,ordestinedforconsumptionin,theUSAofsteel
pipesandtubesdescribedinAnnexA,originatingintheCommunity(suchexportshere­
inafterreferredtoas'pipesandtubes')toalevelof7,6%ofUSapparentconsumptionfor
calendaryears1985and1986.Duringthisperiod,exportlicencesshallberequiredfor
pipesandtubes.
ForthepurposeofthisArrangement ,'USapparentconsumption'shallmeanshipments
(deliveries)minusexportsplusimports.
2.WithinthelimitsetinSection1,EECexportsofoilcountrytubulargoods(OCTG)
asdescribedinAnnexA,shallnotexceed10%ofUSapparentconsumptionofoil
countrytubulargoods.
3.(a)WherepipesandtubesimportedintotheUSAaresubsequentlyre-exportedthere­
from,withouthavingbeensubjecttosubstantialtransformation ,theexportlimitfor
suchproductsforthecalendaryearcorrespondingtothetimeofsuchre-export
shallbeincreasedbythesameamountuponpresentationofdocumentation ofsuch
re-export.
(b)ForthepurposesofthisArrangement ,theUSAshallcompriseboththecustoms
territoryoftheUnitedStatesandUSforeigntradezones.Inconsequence,theentry
intothecustomsterritoryoftheUnitedStatesofpipesandtubeswhichhave
alreadyenteredintoaUSforeigntradezoneshallnotbeagaintakenintoaccount.
4.TheUS,withtheadviceoftheEEC,willselectanindependentandobjectivefore­
casterwhichwillprovidetheestimateofUSapparentconsumptionforthepurposeofthis
Arrangement .
For1985afirstprojectionofUSapparentconsumptionwillbeestablished.Thesefigures
forprojectedconsumptionwillthenberevisedinFebruary,May,AugustandOctober
1985,bythesaidindependentforecaster,andappropriateadjustmentswillbemadetothe
exportlimitsforpipesandtubesonthebasisoftheserevisions,takingintoaccount
licencesalreadyissued.Thesameprocedurewillbefollowedtocalculateandrevisethe
USapparentconsumptionandexportlimitsfor1986,thefirstprojectionbeing
establishedbytheindependentforecasterby1October1985,andsubsequentlyin
February,May,AugustandOctober1986.
ByMarch1986,adjustmentstothe1986exportlimitswillbemadefordifferences
betweentheforecastedUSapparentconsumptionandactualUSapparentconsumptionin
1985.
5.(a)PipesandtubesexportedtotheUSAafter31December1984mustbecounted
againsttheexportlimitfor1985or1986,asappropriate .
(b)Forpipesandtubeswhichwhereexportedpriorto1January1985butwhichwere
notentered,orwithdrawnfromawarehouseoraforeigntradezone,forconsump­
tionbefore29November1984:
(1)theUSwillpermitentry,underappropriateprocedures,of60000nettonnesof
pipesandtubes,ofwhichnotmorethan28000nettonneswillbeoilcountry
tubulargoods;and

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(2)forallothersuchpipesandtubes,consultationsshallbeenteredintoonor
before1February1985toexaminethecausesofthesituationandtodetermine
within60dayswhetherentries,orwithdrawalsfromwarehouse,forconsump­
tionofsuchotherpipesandtubesshallbepermittedandhowsuchentrieswill
besubjecttoandaccountedforunderthelimit,sub-limit,orotherprovisionsof
thisArrangement .
6.(a)Exportlicenceswillbeissuedagainsttheexportlimitforaspecificcalendaryear.
Exportlicencesfor1986maybeusedasearlyas1December1985upto8%of
theexportlimitfor1986.Exportlicencesmustbeusedbefore31Decemberofthe
yearforwhichtheyareissued,exceptthat1985licencesnotsousedmaybeused
duringthefirsttwomonthsof1986upto8%oftheexportlimitfor1985.
(b)ThelimitprovidedforinSection1andthesub-limitprovidedforinSection2,
maybeadjustedbytheEECwithpriornoticetotheUS.Adjustmentstoincreaseor
decreasethelimitorsub-limitmustbeoffsetbyanequivalentvolumechangein
thelimitorsub-limitorinoneormoreexportceilingsestablishedunderthe
EEC/USArrangementoncertainsteelproductsof21October1982.Noadjustment
maybemadewhichresultsinanincreaseoradecreaseofthelimitprovidedforin
Section1,thesub-limitprovidedforinSection2,oranyexportceilingundersuch
1982Arrangementbymorethan5%byvolumefortherelevantperiod.TheEEC
andtheUSmayagreetoincreasethispercentagelimit.
(c)Normally,onlyonechangeonalimit,sub-limitorceilingmaybemadebyan
adjustmentunderthissection.Accordingly ,morethanonesuchchangeinagiven
yearmaybemadeonlyuponagreementbetweentheEECandtheUS.
7.ByRegulationstobepublishedintheOfficialJournaloftheEuropeanCommuni­
ties,theEECwillrequireanexportlicenceforpipesandtubesdescribedinAnnexA.
Suchexportlicenceswillbeissuedinamannerthatwillavoidabnormalconcentration in
exportsofpipesandtubestotheUSA,takingintoaccountseasonaltradepatterns.The
EECshalltakesuchaction,includingtheimpositionofpenalties,asmaybenecessaryto
makeeffectivetheobligationsresultingfromtheexportlicences.TheEECwillinformthe
USofanyviolationsconcerningtheexportlicenceswhichcometoitsattentionandthe
actiontakenwithrespectthereto.
Exportlicenceswillprovidethatshipmentmustbemadewithinaperiodofthreemonths.
TheEECwillrequirethatpipesandtubesshallbeaccompaniedbyacertificate,substanti­
allyintheformsetoutinAnnexB,endorsedinrelationtosuchalicence.TheUSshall
requirepresentationofsuchcertificateasaconditionforentryintotheUSAofthepipes
andtubes.TheUSshallprohibitentryofsuchpipesandtubesnotaccompaniedbysucha
certificate .
8.TheUSshallacceptexportsofpipesandtubesinadditiontothosepermittedunder
Sections 1and2whereashortageofsupplyisidentified,i.e.wheretheUSindustryis
unabletomeetdemandintheUSAforaparticularproduct.AttherequestoftheEEC,on
thebasisofinformationreceivedfromUSconsumers,consultations shalltakeplace
betweentheEECandtheUSauthorities .Ifnecessary,theadviceofanindependentexpert
maybesoughtbyeitherparty.TheUSshallmakeadecisionunderthissectiononthe
basisofobjectiveevidencefromallrelevantsourceswithinamaximumof60daysfrom
thedateoftherequestforconsultations .TheUSrecognizesthatpriorityshouldbegiven
totheexamination ,underthe'short-supply'provisionsofthisArrangement ,ofrequests
concerningcontractsrecognizedtohavebeenalreadyconcludedbetweenUSAandEEC
enterprisesandwhichareincourseofexecutioninconnectionwithlargeprojects.
9.(a)TheEECwill,withinonemonthaftertheendofeachcalendarquarter,orupon
request,supplytheUSwithsuchnon-confidential informationonallexport
licencesandcertificatesissuedforpipesandtubesandactionstakenwithrespectto
violationsofthisArrangement .
(b)TheUSwillcollectandtransmitquarterly,oruponrequest,totheEECallnon­
confidentialinformationrelatingtocertificatesreceivedduringthepreceding
quarterinrespecttopipesandtubes,andrelatingtoactionstakeninrespectto
suchproductsforviolationofcustomslaws.

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10.QuarterlyconsultationsshalltakeplacebetweentheEECandtheUSonanymatter
arisingoutoftheoperationofthisArrangement .Consultations shallbeheldatanyother
timeattherequestofeithertheEECortheUS.Ifimportsofaproductwithinalimitor
sub-limitsignificantlyincrease,relativelyorabsolutelyandinrelationtoUSapparent
consumption ,soastodisturbtraditionalpatternsoftrade,consultationsshallbeheld
uponrequestinordertofindanappropriatesolution.
11.ItisunderstoodthatthisArrangementhasbeenagreedtointhecontextoftheUS
nationalpolicyforthesteelindustryasdefinedinthePresidentialdecisionof18
September1984.Ifanarrangementwithathirdcountrywhichisamajorexporterofpipe
andtubeproductstotheUSAprovidesformorefavourabletermsthanthosedefinedin
thisArrangement ,inparticularinrelationtomarketshareandduration,theEECmay
requestconsultationswiththeUS.Consultations willalsobeheldifthereareindications
thatimportsfromthirdcountriesofpipeandtubeproductsaredisplacingimportsfrom
theEEC.
12.AspecialconsultationwillbeheldinOctober1985inordertoreviewtheimple­
mentationofthisArrangementintheglobalcontextoftheUSsteelprogramme ,aswell
astherelativeshareoftheEECintheburdenoftheoveralllimitationofimports.
13.If,duringtheperiodinwhichtheArrangement isineffect,anypetitionseeking
importreliefunderUSlaw,includingthecountervailing dutylaws,anti-dumping laws,
Section337oftheTariffActof1930,Section201oftheTradeActof1974,Section301
oftheTradeActof1974(otherthanSection301petitionsrelatingtothirdcountrysales
byUSexporters),orSection232oftheTradeExpansionActof1962,isfiledorinvestiga­
tionsinitiatedorlitigation(includinganti-trustlitigation)institutedwithrespecttopipes
andtubes,theEECshallbeentitledtoterminatetheArrangementwithrespecttosome
orallofthepipesandtubesafterconsultationwiththeUS,attheearliest15daysafter
suchconsultations .
14.ThisArrangementshallapplytotheUScustomsterritory(exceptasotherwise
providedinSecton3)andtotheterritoriestowhichtheTreatyestablishingtheEECas
presentlyconstitutedappliesontheconditionslaiddowninthatTreaty.
IherebyconfirmtheagreementoftheEECtotheforegoing.Ishouldbegratefulifyou
wouldacknowledgereceiptofthisletterandconfirmyourGovernment'sagreementtoits
content.
Pleaseaccept,Sir,theassuranceofmyhighestconsideration .
Onbehalfofthe
CounciloftheEuropeanCommunities

10-1-85 AmtsblattderEuropäischenGemeinschaften Nr.L9/5
B.LetterfromtheUnitedStatesofAmerica
Sir,
Ihavethehonourtoacknowledgereceiptofyourletteroftoday'sdatewhichreadsas
follows:
'InthecourseofthediscussionsbetweentheEuropeanEconomicCommunity (here­
inafterreferredtoas'theEEC')andtheGovernmentoftheUnitedStatesofAmerica
(hereinafterreferredtoas'theUS'),concerningEECexportsofpipesandtubestothe
UnitedStatesofAmerica(hereinafterreferredtoas'theUSA*),bothpartieshaveagreed
asfollows:
1.TheEECshallrestrainexportsto,ordestinedforconsumptionin,theUSAof
steelpipesandtubesdescribedinAnnexA,originatingintheCommunity (such
exportshereinafterreferredtoas'pipesandtubes')toalevelof7,6%ofUSapparent
consumptionforcalendaryears1985and1986.Duringthisperiod,exportlicences
shallberequiredforpipesandtubes.
ForthepuposeofthisArrangement 'USapparentconsumption'shallmeanshipments
(deliveries)minusexportsplusimports.
2.WithinthelimitsetinSection1,EECexportsofoilcountrytubulargoods
(OCTG)asdescribedinAnnexA,shallnotexceed10%ofUSapparentconsumption
ofoilcountrytubulargoods.
3.(a)WherepipesandtubesimportedintotheUSAaresubsequentlyre-exported
therefrom,withouthavingbeensubjecttosubstantialtransformation ,theexport
limitforsuchproductsforthecalendaryearcorresponding tothetimeofsuch
re-exportshallbeincreasedbythesameamountuponpresentationofdocu­
mentationofsuchre-export.
(b)ForthepurposesofthisArrangement ,theUSAshallcompriseboththe
customsterritoryoftheUnitedStatesandUSforeigntradezones.Inconse­
quence,theentryintothecustomsterritoryoftheUnitedStatesofpipesand
tubeswhichhavealreadyenteredintoaUSforeigntradezoneshallnotbe
againtakenintoaccount.
4.TheUS,withtheadviceoftheEEC,willselectanindependentandobjective
forecasterwhichwillprovidetheestimateofUSapparentconsumption forthe
purposesofthisArrangement .
For1985afirstprojectionofUSapparentconsumption willbeestablished.These
figuresforprojectedconsumptionwillthenberevisedinFebruary,May,Augustand
October1985,bythesaidindependentforecaster,andappropriateadjustmentswillbe
madetotheexportlimitsforpipesandtubesonthebasisoftheserevisions,taking
intoaccountlicencesalreadyissued.Thesameprocedurewillbefollowedtocalculate
andrevisetheUSapparentconsumptionandexportlimitsfor1986,thefirstprojec­
tionbeingestablishedbytheindependentforecasterby1October1985,andsubse­
quentlyinFebruary,May,AugustandOctober1986.
ByMarch1986,adjustmentstothe1986exportlimitswillbemadefordifferences
betweentheforecastedUSapparentconsumptionandactualUSapparentconsump­
tionin1985.
5.(a)PipesandtubesexportedtotheUSAafter31December1984mustbecounted
againsttheexportlimitfor1985or1986,asappropriate .
(b)Forpipesandtubeswhichwereexportedpriorto1January1985butwhich
werenotentered,orwithdrawnfromawarehouseoraforeigntradezone,for
consumption before29November1984:

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(1)theUSwillpermitentry,underappropriateprocedures,of60000net
tonnesofpipesandtubes,ofwhichnotmorethan28000nettonneswillbe
oilcountrytubulargoods;and
(2)forallothersuchpipesandtubes,consultationsshallbeenteredintoonor
before1February1985toexaminethecausesofthesituationandtodeter­
minewithin60dayswhetherentries,orwithdrawalsfromwarehouse,for
consumptionofsuchotherpipesandtubesshallbepermittedandhowsuch
entrieswillbesubjecttoandaccountedforunderthelimit,sub-limit,or
otherprovisionsofthisArrangement .
6.(a)Exportlicenceswillbeissuedagainsttheexportlimitforaspecificcalendar
year.Exportlicencesfor1986maybeusedasearlyas1December1985upto
8%oftheexportlimitfor1986.Exportlicencesmustbeusedbefore31
Decemberoftheyearforwhichtheyareissued,exceptthat1985licencesnot
sousedmaybeusedduringthefirsttwomonthsof1986upto8%ofthe
exportlimitfor1985.
(b)ThelimitprovidedforinSection1andthesub-limitprovidedforinSection2,
maybeadjustedbytheEECwithpriornoticetotheUS.Adjustmentsto
increaseordecreasethelimitorsub-limitmustbeoffsetbyanequivalent
volumechangeinthelimitorsub-limitorinoneormoreexportceilingsesta­
blishedundertheEEC/USArrangement oncertainsteelproductsof21
October1982.Noadjustmentmaybemadewhichresultsinanincreaseora
decreaseofthelimitprovidedforinSection1,thesub-limitprovidedforin
Section2,oranyexportceilingundersuch1982Arrangementbymorethan
5%byvolumefortherelevantperiod.TheEECandtheUSmayagreeto
increasethispercentagelimit.
(c)Normally,onlyonechangeinalimit,sub-limitorceilingmaybemadebyan
adjustmentunderthissection.Accordingly,morethanonesuchchangeina
givenyearmaybemadeonlyuponagreementbetweentheEECandtheUS.
7.ByRegulationstobepublishedintheOfficialJournaloftheEuropeanCommu­
nities,theEECwillrequireanexportlicenceforpipesandtubesdescribedinAnnex
A.Suchexportlicenceswillbeissuedinamannerthatwillavoidabnormalconcentra­
tioninexportsofpipesandtubestotheUSA,takingintoaccountseasonaltrade
patterns.TheEECshalltakesuchaction,includingtheimpositionofpenalties,asmay
benecessarytomakeeffectivetheobligationsresultingfromtheexportlicences.The
EECwillinformtheUSofanyviolationsconcerningJtheexportlicenceswhichcome
toitsattentionandtheactiontakenwithrespectthereto.
Exportlicenceswillprovidethatshipmentmustbemadewithinaperiodofthree
months.
TheEECwillrequirethatpipesandtubesshallbeaccompanied byacertificate,
substantiallyintheformsetoutinAnnexB,endorsedinrelationtosuchalicence.
TheUSshallrequirepresentationofsuchcertificateasaconditionforentryintothe
USAofthepipesandtubes.TheUSshallprohibitentryofsuchpipesandtubesnot
accompanied bysuchacertificate.
8.TheUSshallacceptexportsof"pipesandtubesinadditiontothosepermitted
underSections1and2whereashortageofsupplyisidentified,i.e.wheretheUS
industryisunabletomeetdemandintheUSAforaparticularproduct.Attherequest
oftheEEC,onthebasisofinformationreceivedfromUSconsumers ,consultations
shalltakeplacebetweentheEECandtheUSauthorities.Ifnecessary,theadviceofan
independentexpertmaybesoughtbyeitherparty.TheUSshallmakeadecision
underthissectiononthebasisofobjectiveevidencefromallrelevantsourceswithina
maximumof60daysfromthedateoftherequestforconsultations .
TheUSrecognizesthatpriorityshouldbegiventotheexamination ,underthe'short­
suppply'provisionsofthisArrangement ,ofrequestsconcerningcontractsrecognized
tohavebeenalreadyconcludedbetweenUSAandEECenterprisesandwhicharein
courseofexecutioninconnectionwithlargeprojects.

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9.(a)TheEECwill,withinonemonthaftertheendofeachcalendarquarter,orupon
request,supplytheUSwithsuchnon-confidential informationonallexport
licencesandcertificatesissuedforpipesandtubesandactionstakenwith
respecttoviolationsofthisArrangement .
(b)TheUSwillcollectandtransmitquarterly,oruponrequest,totheEECall
non-confidential informationrelatingtocertificatesreceivedduringtheprece­
dingquarterinrespecttopipesandtubes,andrelatingtoactionstakenin
respecttosuchproductsforviolationofcustomslaws.
10.QuarterlyconsultationsshalltakeplacebetweentheEECandtheUSonany
matterarisingoutoftheoperationofthisArrangement .Consultationsshallbeheldat
anyothertimeattherequestofeithertheEECortheUS.Ifimportsofaproduct
withinalimitorsub-limitsignificantlyincrease,relativelyorabsolutelyandinrelation
toUSapparentconsumption ,soastodisturbtraditionalpatternsoftrade,consulta­
tionsshaJKbehelduponrequestinordertofindanappropriatesolution.
11.ItisunderstoodthatthisArrangementhasbeenagreedtointhecontextofthe
USnationalpolicyforthesteelindustryasdefinedinthePresidentialdecisionof18
September1984.Ifanarrangementwithathirdcountrywhichisarriajorexporterof
pipeandtubeproductstotheUSAprovidesformorefavourabletermsthanthose
definedinthisArrangement,inparticularinrelationtomarketshareandduration,the
EECmayrequestconsultationswiththeUS.
Consultations willalsobeheldifthereareindicationsthatimportsfromthird
countriesofpipeandtubeproductsaredisplacingimportsfromtheEEC.
12.AspccialconsultationwillbeheldinOctober1985inordertoreviewthe
implementation ofthisArrangementintheglobalcontextoftheUSsteelprogramme,
aswellastherelativeshareoftheEECintheburdenoftheoveralllimitationof
imports.
13.If,duringtheperiodinwhichtheArrangement isineffect,anypetitionseeking
importreliefunderUSlaw,includingthecountervailingdutylaws,anti-dumping laws,
Section337oftheTariffActof1930,Section201oftheTradeActof1974,Section
301oftheTradeActof1974(otherthanSection301petitionsrelatingtothird
countrysalesbyUSexporters),orSection232oftheTradeExpansionActof1962,is
filedorinvestigationsinitiatedorlitigation(includinganti-trustlitigation)instituted
withrespecttopipesandtubes,theEECshallbeentitledtoterminatetheArrange­
mentwithrespecttosomeorallofthepipesandtubesafterconsultationwiththeUS,
attheearliest15daysaftersuchconsultations .
14.ThisArrangementshallapplytotheUScustomsterritory(exceptasotherwise
providedinSection3)andtotheterritoriestowhichtheTreatyestablishingtheEEC
aspresentlyconstitutedappliesontheconditionslaiddowninthatTreaty.
IherebyconfirmtheagreementoftheEECtotheforegoing.Ishouldbegratefulif
youwouldacknowledgereceiptofthisletterandconfirmyourGovernment's agree­
menttoitscontent.
Pleaseaccept,Sir,theassuranceofmyhighestconsideration .'
IhavethehonourtoconfirmthatmyGovernment isinagreementwiththecontentsof
yourletter.
Pleaseaccept,Sir,theassuranceofmyhighestconsideration .
FortheGovernmentof
theUnitedStatesofAmerica

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LETTERNo2
A.LetterfromtheUnitedStatesofAmerica
Sir,
TheUSGovernmentrecognizesthatthevolumesofpipesandtubesexportedbefore1
January1985butwhichwerenotentered,orwithdrawnfromwarehouseoraforeigntrade
zone,forconsumptionbefore29November1984,attributabletoindividualMemberStates
maynotbeconsistentwiththeburden-sharing agreedtoforMemberStatesunderthe
Arrangement .ThdUSGovernmentunderstandsthattheEECagreesthatsuchquantities
ofpipesandtubeswillbepermittedentryunderSection5(b)oftheArrangementifthey
arecoveredbyaspecialissueofadhocEECexportlicencesandcertificatesimplementing
suchburden-sharing .TheEECshallissuesuchlicencesandcertificatespromptly .Tothe
extentanyamountofsuchpipesandtubesisenteredunderSection5(b)(2)ofthe
ArrangementandissubjecttothelimitunderSection1orsub-limitunderSection2,the
EECshallreducethevolumecoveredbylicencesforexportin1985or1986,accordingly.
TheEECshallpromptlyprovidetheUSwithsuchinformationasmaybenecessaryto
documentsuchreductionforthecorrespondingconsumptionunderSection5(b)(2).
FortheGovernmentof
theUnitedStatesofAmerica
B.LetterpomtheEuropeanEconomicCommunity
Sir,
Ihavethehonourtoacknowledgereceiptofyourletteroftoday'sdate,whichreadsas
follows:
'TheUSGovernmentrecognizesthatthevolumesofpipesandtubesexportedbefore1
January1985butwhichwerenotentered,orwithdrawnfromwarehouseoraforeign
tradezone,forconsumption before29November1984,attributabletoindividual
MemberStatesmaynotbeconsistentwiththeburden-sharingagreedtoforMember
StatesundertheArrangement .TheUSGovernmentunderstandsthattheEECagrees
thatsuchquantitiesofpipesandtubeswillbepermittedentryunderSection5(b)of
theArrangementiftheyarecoveredbyaspecialissueofadhocEECexportlicences
andcertificatesimplementing suchburden-sharing .TheEECshallissuesuchlicences
andcertificatespromptly.Totheextentanyamountofsuchpipesandtubesisentered
underSection5(b)(2)oftheArrangementandissubjecttothelimitunderStetion1
orsub-limitunderSection2,theEECshallreducethevolumecoveredbylicencesfor
exportin1985or1986,accordingly .TheEECshallpromptlyprovidetheUSwith
suchinformationasmaybenecessarytodocumentsuchreductionforthecorre­
spondingconsumptionunderSection5(b)(2).'
IhavethehonourtoconfirmtheagreementoftheCommunitytotheforegoing.
Pleaseaccept,Sir,theassuranceofmyhighestconsideration .
Onbehalfofthe
CounaloftheEuropeanCommunities

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ANNEXA
LISTOFPRODUCTS
PIPESANDTUBESOTHERTHANOCTG PIPESOCTG
NIMEXE TSUSA NIMEXE TSUSA NIMEXE TSUSA
code code code code code code
73.18-01 610.3000 73.19-10 610.4045 73.18-230 610.3216
73.18-05 610.3100 73.19-30 610.4055 73.18-240 610.3219
73.18-13 610.3205 73.19-50 610.4245 73.18-42 610.3233
73.18-15 610.3208 73.19-90 610.4255 73.18-670 610.3249
73.18-21 610.3209 610.4345 73.18-720610.32520
73.18-22 610.3212II 610.4355 84.23-25(*) 610.3256
73.18-23(')0610.3213Il 610.4500 610.32580
73.18-2400610.3221II 610.4600Il 610.3721
73.18-260610.3227 610.4920 610.3722
73.18-270610.3231 610.4925 610.3925
73.18-280610.3234 610.4928Il 610.3935
73.18-320610.3241 610.4931\\ 610.4025
73.18-34(') 610.3242II 610.4933 610.4035
73.18-360610.3243II 610.4936Il 610.4225
73.18-38 610.32520 610.4948 610.4235
73.18-41 610.3254 610.4951Il 610.4325
73.18-44 610.32580II 610.4953Il 610.4335
73.18-46 610.3262Il 610.49550Il 610.4942
73.18-48 610.3264Il 610.49560Il 610.4944
73.18-51 610.3500Il 610.49570Il 610.4946
73.18-52 610.3600Il 610.49660Il 610.4954
73.18-54 610.3701 610.49670Il 610.49550
73.18-560 610.3704I 610.4968(•)Il 610.49560
73.18-58 610.3711II 610.49690II 610.49570
73.18-620 610.3712Il 610.49700Il 610.49660
73.18-64 610.3713I 610.4976I 610.49670
73.18-66 6L0.3727Il 610.5202I 610.49680
73.18-670 610.3728I 610.5204I 610.49690
73.18-68 610.3731\ 610.5206I 610.49700
73.18-7200 610.3732I 610.5209Il 610.52210
73.18-740 610.3741I 610.5211I 610.5222
73.18-76 610.3742l 610.52141 610.5226
73.18-78 610.3751 610.5216 610.5240
73.18-820 610.3945I 610.5229 610.5242
73.18-84(') 610.3955 610.5230 610.5243
73.18-97Il 610.5231 610.52440
73.18-99\610.5234
610.5236
610.524292
610.524492I
(')Plasticcoveredpipesandtubesfordistrict
hcatingsystemscoveredbyTSUSAcodes
otherthanthoseindicatedareexcluded .
0ExcludedifOCTG(")ExcludedifOCTG. (•)CoveredifOCTG.II1


EUROPEAN COMMUNITY ANNEXB
1Exporter(füllnameandaddress)CERTIFICATE
FORTHEEXPORTOFIRONANDSTEELPRODUCTS
TOTHEUNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA
No COPY
2Consignee(füllnameandaddress) 3Exportlicence
NO
issuedin (MemberState)
4ExtractNo
(MemberState) issueain
ofexportiicenceNo
issuedin (MemberState)
NOTES
A.ThiscertificatemustbecompletedonatypewriterandinEnglish.
B.ThiscertificateandtheexportlicenceortheextractthereoftowhichitrefersmustbeproducedattheCustomsofficeatwhichCustomsformalitiesforexporttothe
UnitedStatesofAmericaarecompleted .
C.Thiscertificate ,dulyendorsedbytheCustomsofficeshowninboxno7,mustbeproducedtothecompetentauthoritiesintheUnitedStatesofAmericaatthetime
ofimportation .
5Marksandnumbers-Numberandkindofpackages-Categoryanddetaileddescriptionofironandsteelproducts 6Quantity(metrictonnes)
7ENDORSEMENT BYTHECOMPETENT CUSTOMSOFFICEINTHEEUROPEANCOMMUNITY
Thequantity(metrictonnes)ofironandsteelproductsshownabovehasbeenattributed totheexportlicenceshowninboxno3
totheextractshowninboxno4.*)
Customsexportdocument :
type:Signature : Stamp:
number:
date:
Customsoffice:
MemberState:
')Theappropriateboxtobeindicatedlikethis:X