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"BCOMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 2790/94
of 16 November 1994
laying down common detailed rules for the implementation of Council Regulation (EEC) No 1601/92
concerning specific measures for the Canary Islands with regard to certain agricultural products
(OJ L 296, 17.11.1994, p. 23)
Amended by:
Official Journal
No page date
"M1 Commission Regulation (EC) No 2883/94 of 28 November 1994 L 304 18 29.11.1994
"M2 Commission Regulation (EC) No 825/98 of 20 April 1998 L 117 5 21.4.1998
"M3 Commission Regulation (EC) No 1620/1999 of 23 July 1999 L 192 19 24.7.19991994R2790 — EN — 31.07.1999 — 002.001 — 1
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 2790/94
of 16 November 1994
laying down common detailed rules for the implementation of
Council Regulation (EEC) No 1601/92 concerning specific measures
for the Canary Islands with regard to certain agricultural products
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Regulation (EEC) No 1601/92 of 15 June 1992
concerning specific measures for the Canary Islands with regard to
certain agricultural products (1), as last amended by Commission
Regulation (EEC) No 1974/93 (2), and in particular Articles 3 (4),
4 (4), 5 (2) and 6 (2) and the third paragraph of Article 8 thereof,
Whereas Commission Regulation (EEC) No 1695/92 (3), as last amended
by Regulation (EEC) No 2596/93 (4), lays down common detailed rules
for implementation of the specific arrangements for the supply of certain
agricultural products to the Canary Islands; whereas the adjustments
indicated by experience as desirable should be made and, in the interests
of clarity and administrative efficiency, that Regulation should therefore
be reformulated;
Whereas the measures designed to alleviate difficulties in the supply of
certain agricultural products resulting from the geographical situation of
the Canary Islands consist of benefits in the form of exemption from
import duties and the grant of aid to allow consignments of agricultural
products from the Community;
Whereas certain agricultural products which are exempt from import
duties are already subject to the issue of an import licence; whereas, in
the interests of administrative simplification, the import licence should
be used to support the arrangements for exemption from import duties;
Whereas in the case of other agricultural products which are not subject
to the presentation of an import licence it is necessary to introduce a
document to support the system for exemption from import duties;
whereas the form for the import licence, hereinafter called the
‘exemption certificate’, may be used for this purpose;
Whereas the aid scheme for Community products may be administered
using the form for the import licence, hereinafter called the ‘aid
certificate’, as an administrative support;
Whereas administration of the specific supply arrangements requires
detailed rules on the issue of the abovementioned document which
derogate from the normal rules applicable to import licences pursuant to
Commission Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88 (5), as last amended by
Regulation (EC) No 2746/94 (6);
Whereas the adjustments to the administration of the specific supply
arrangements for the Canary Islands have two objectives: firstly, to
expedite and simplify the procedure for issuing licences and certificates,
inter alia, by abolishing the general requirement of a security lodged
beforehand and to speed up payment of the aid for supplies of
Community products; and secondly, to strengthen the control and
monitoring of operations and to provide the administrative authorities
with the instruments necessary to ensure that the objectives of the
scheme are attained — in other words, to ensure in particular a regular
supply of certain agricultural products and to offset the effects of the!B
(1) OJ No L 173, 27. 6. 1992, p. 13.
(2) OJ No L 180, 23. 7. 1993, p. 26.
(3) OJ No L 179, 1. 7. 1992, p. 1.
(4) OJ No L 238, 23. 9. 1993, p. 24.
(5) OJ No L 331, 2. 12. 1988, p. 29.
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geographical situation of the archipelago by actually transmitting the
benefits to the stage at which the products are placed on the market for
local consumption;
Whereas one of the abovementioned instruments is the registration of
traders pursuing an economic activity in the context of the specific
supply arrangements; whereas such registration confers the right to claim
the benefit of the scheme, subject to compliance with the obligations laid
down in the Community and national rules; whereas applicants are
entitled to registration provided that they fulfil a certain number of
objective conditions designed to facilitate administration of the scheme;
whereas registration must be carried out without discrimination and must
be accessible to all traders established in the Community;
Whereas the detailed rules for the administration of the scheme must
ensure that, within the framework of the quantities laid down in the
forecast supply balance required under Article 2 of Regulation (EEC) No
1601/92, registered traders obtain a licence or certificate for the products
and quantities which are the subject of the commercial transactions
which they carry out on their own account, on presentation of documents
certifying that the operation is genuine and that the application for a
licence or certificate is in order;
Whereas, for the purpose of monitoring the operations qualifying under
the scheme, it is necessary inter alia to provide licences and certificates
having a period of validity suited to the requirements of air or sea
transport, to require proof that the supply operation covered by the
licence or certificate has been carried out in a short time- span, and to
prohibit the transfer of the rights and obligations conferred on the holder
of the document in question;
Whereas the effects of the benefits granted in the form of exemption
from import duties and aid for Community products must be passed on in
terms of production costs and prices until the products reach the end-user
or consumer; whereas, therefore, that passing-on of the benefits must be
checked;
Whereas the amount of the customs debt is determined in accordance
with Council Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92 of 12 October 1992
establishing the common customs code (1);
Whereas Article 8 of Regulation (EEC) No 1601/92 provides that
products benefiting from the specific supply arrangements may not be
re-exported to the third countries or redispatched to the rest of the
Community; whereas, however, where the products in question are
processed in the Canary Islands, the above prohibition is not to apply to
traditional re-exports and reconsignments; whereas detailed rules should
be laid down for granting that derogation and to provide for the control of
its use;
Whereas, for the purpose of giving effect to that derogation, the
quantities of processed products which may be the subject of traditional
exports or consignments from the Canary Islands should be determined
on the basis of the average of exports and consignments during 1989,
1990 and 1991, before the Poseican arrangements entered into force, as
established by the Spanish authorities;
Whereas assessment of the application of the arrangements introduced
by Regulation (EEC) No 1601/92 and the adjustment made by this
Regulation call for a strengthening of the checks to be carried out and the
definition of the administrative penalties needed to ensure the smooth
functioning of the mechanisms implemented;
Whereas, in the context of the partnership procedures in force for the
most remote regions, the competent authorities should lay down the
detailed administrative rules needed to ensure the management and
monitoring of the scheme;
Whereas the measures provided for in this Regulation are in accordance
with the opinion of the Management Committee concerned,!B
(1) OJ No L 302, 19. 10. 1992, p. 1.1994R2790 — EN — 31.07.1999 — 002.001 — 3
HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION:
TITLE I
Imports from third countries
CHAPTER I
Imports of products subject to the presentation of an
import licence
Article 1
1. The exemption from import duties referred in Title I of Regulation
(EEC) No 1601/92 shall apply subject to presentation of an import
licence giving the special information referred to in paragraph 3.
2. The import licence shall be issued, subject to the limits of the supply
balance, at the request of the parties concerned by the competent
authorities designated by Spain.
The licence shall be drawn up in accordance with the model set out in the
Annex to Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88.
3. Licence applications and licences shall contain:
(a) in box 20, one of the following entries, as appropriate:
— ‘products for the processing and/or packaging industry’, in
accordance with Article 5 (2) (c) and (d),
— ‘products for direct consumption’, in accordance with Article 5
(2) (c) and (d),
— ‘bovine animals for fattening, imported under Article 5 (1) (a) of
Regulation (EEC) No 1601/92’;
(b) in box 24, the entries ‘exemption from import duties’ and ‘licence to
be used in the Canary Islands’;
(c) in box 12, the last day of validity.
4. Under the scheme, import duties shall be levied on quantities which
exceed those stated on the import licence. the tolerance of 5 % provided
for in Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88 shall be allowed, provided that the
import duties relating thereto are paid.
CHAPTER II
Imports of products not subject to the presentation of
an import licence
Article 2
1. In the case of products not subject to presentation of an import
licence, the exemption from import duties referred to in Title I of
Regulation (EEC) No 1601/92 shall apply subject to presentation of the
exemption certificate.
2. The exemption certificate shall be drawn up on the import licence
form set out in the Annex to Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88.
Article 8 (3) and (5) and Articles 10, 13 to 16, 19 to 21, 24 to 31, 33 (1)
and (3) and 34 to 37 of Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88 shall apply,
mutatis mutandis , subject to the provisions of this Regulation.
3. The words ‘exemption certificate’ shall be printed or stamped in the
upper left-hand box of the certificate.
4. The exemption certificate shall be issued, subject to the limits of the
supply balance, at the request of the parties concerned by the competent
authorities designated by Spain.!B1994R2790 — EN — 31.07.1999 — 002.001 — 4
5. The application for the exemption certificate and the certificate itself
shall contain:
(a) in box 20, one of the following entries, as appropriate:
— ‘products for the processing and/or packaging industry’, in
accordance with Article 5 (2) (c) and (d),
— ‘products for direct consumption’, in accordance with Article 5
(2) (c) and (d);
(b) in box 24, the words ‘exemption from import duties’ and ‘certificate
to be used in the Canary Islands’;
(c) in box 12, the last day of validity.
TITLE II
Community supply
Article 3
1. Aid shall be paid on presentation of a fully utilized aid certificate.
Presenting an aid certificate shall be tantamount to applying for the aid:
such presentation must be made, except in cases of force majeure , within
20 days of the date of charging of the aid certificate. Where that time
limit is overrun, the aid shall be reduced by 5 % per day by which that
time limit is exceeded.
The aid shall be paid by the competent authorities not later than fifty
days after the date on which the utilized certificate was lodged, except:
(a) in cases of force majeure ;o r
(b) where an administrative enquiry has been opened concerning
entitlement to the aid. In such cases, payment shall take place only
when entitlement has been recognized.
2. The aid certificate shall be made out using the import licence form
set out in the Annex to Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88.
Articles 8 (3) and (5), 10, 13 to 16, 19, 20, 21, 24 to 31, 33 (1) and (3)
and 34 to 37 of Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88 shall apply, mutatis
mutandis , subject to the provisions of this Regulation.
3. The words ‘aid certificate’ shall be printed or stamped in the upper
left-hand box of the certificate.
Boxes 7 and 8 of the certificate shall be struck out.
4. The application for the aid certificate and the certificate itself shall
contain:
(a) in box 20, one of the following entries, as appropriate:
— ‘products for the processing and/or packaging industry’, in
accordance with Article 5 (2) (c) and (d),
— ‘products for direct consumption’, in accordance with Article 5
(2) (c) and (d),
— ‘live animals for fattening, imported under Article 5 (1) of
Regulation (EEC) No 1601/92’;
(b) in box 24, the entry ‘aid certificate to be used in the Canary Islands’;
(c) in box 12, the last day of validity.5. The amount of the aid applicable shall be that in force on the day on
which the application for the aid certificate was lodged.!B
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6. The aid certificate shall be issued, subject to the limits of the supply
balance, at the request of the parties concerned by the competent
authorities designated by Spain.
7. The operative event for the agricultural conversion rate for the aid
shall be the full charging of the aid certificate by the competent
authorities of the place of destination.
The agricultural conversion rate may be fixed in advance under the
conditions referred to in Articles 13 to 17 of Commission Regulation
(EEC) No 1068/93 (1).
TITLE III
Common provisions and transmission of benefits to the end-user
Article 4
1. Separate forecast supply balances shall be drawn up for products for
the processing and/or packaging industries and products for direct
consumption. Supply balances may be reviewed during the year in
progress.
2. The competent authorities shall, at the request of the Commission,
carry out sectoral surveys for the purpose of drawing up the supply
balances.
Article 5
1. Import licences, exemption certificates and aid certificates shall be
issued only to traders entered in a register kept by the competent
authorities.
2. Any trader established in the Community may apply to be entered in
the Register.
Entry in the register shall be subject to the following conditions:
(a) the trader must possess the means, structures and legal authorizations
required to carry out his activities in the sector concerned and must,
in particular, have duly complied with the obligations imposed by the
authorities concerning business accounting and taxation;
(b) the trader must be able to ensure that his activities are carried out in
the Canary Islands;
(c) the trader must ensure, to the satisfaction of the competent
authorities at the time of disposal of the agricultural products in
the Canary Islands, that the benefits obtained are transmitted to the
end-user and consumer;
(d) the trader shall undertake, within the framework of the specific
supply arrangements for the Canary Islands and in compliance with
the objectives of those arrangements:
— to communicate to the competent authorities, at his request, all
relevant information about his commercial activities, particularly
with regard to prices and profit margins practised,
— to operate exclusively in his own name and on his own account,
— to submit licence and certificate applications in proportion to his
real capacity to dispose of the products in question, such
capacity being proven by reference to objective factors, and
— to refrain from all actions likely to create artificial shortages of
products or from marketing the available products at artificially
low prices.!B
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3. A processor intending to export or dispatch processed products
obtained from raw materials which entered the Canary Islands under the
specific supply arrangements must, when applying for registration as
referred to in paragraph 2, declare his intention to engage in this activity
and indicate the location of the processing plant.
4. Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 shall be applied in a non-discriminatory
fashion to all traders established in the Community.
Article 6
1. Subject to Articles 1 (2), 2 (4), 3 (6) and 8, the competent authorities
shall accept licence or certificate applications presented by a trader
concerning each consignment, provided that they are accompanied by the
original or a certified copy of the purchase invoice and the original or a
certified copy of the following documents:
— bill of lading or airway bill, and
— certificate of origin for products originating in third countries or, for
products originating in the Community, the certificate referred to in
Articles 311 (c) and 315 of Commission Regulation (EEC)
No 2454/93 (1) (document T2 or T2L).
The purchase invoice, bill of lading or airway bill must be drawn up in
the name of the applicant.
2. The period of validity of the certificate shall be fixed on the basis of
transportation time. This time may be extended by the competent
authority in special cases where serious and unforeseeable difficulties
affect transportation time, but may not exceed two months from the date
on which the certificate was issued.
Article 7
1. For products covered by the specific supply arrangements, import
licences, exemption certificates and aid certificates must be presented to
the customs authorities, with a view to completing the customs
formalities, within no more than six working days from the date of
unloading of the goods.
2. The goods shall be presented in separate lots corresponding to each
licence or certificate presented.
The licences and certificates shall be fully charged once the customs
formalities have been completed.
3. Licences and certificates shall not be transferable.
Article 8
1. If the state of execution of a forecast supply balance indicates for a
given product a significant increase in applications for import licences,
exemption certificates or aid certificates which might jeopardize the
achievement of one or more of the objectives of the specific supply
arrangements, the competent authorities shall immediately inform the
Commission thereof, providing all relevant information on the supply
needs of the Canary Islands.
After consulting with the competent authorities, the Commission shall
take all the necessary steps to ensure, taking account of available supply
and the requirements of the priority sectors, that the Canary Islands are
supplied with essential products.!B
(1) OJ No L 253, 11. 10. 1993, p. 1.!M3
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2. Without prejudice to the necessary measures adopted where the issue
of licences and certificates is restricted, the competent authorities shall
apply a single percentage reduction to all pending applications.
3. This Article shall apply, after consultation with the Spanish
authorities, without prejudice to special provisions adopted to overcome
major difficulties in a given sector.
Article 8 (a)
Insofar as is strictly necessary to avoid disturbances on the Canary
Islands market, or the pursuit of speculative actions prejudicial to the
smooth functioning of the supply arrangements, the competent auth-
orities shall fix a maximum quantity per certificate to be requested.
The competent authorities shall notify immediately to the Commission
the instances in which this Article is applied.
Article 9
1. The competent authorities shall take all appropriate steps to check
that the benefits derived from the exemption from import duties or the
grant of Community aid are passed on. In doing so they may assess the
trading margins and prices applied by the various traders concerned.
2. The measures set out in paragraph 1, together with any amendments
thereto, shall be notified to the Commission.
Article 10
1. Except in cases of force majeure , in the event that a trader fails to
comply with the undertakings given pursuant to Article 5 and without
prejudice to any penalties applicable under national law, the competent
authorities shall:
— recover the benefit granted from the holder of the import licence,
exemption certificate or aid certificate, and
— provisionally suspend or revoke registration, depending on the
seriousness of the breach of the obligations.
The benefit referred to in the first indent shall be equal to the amount of
the exemption from import duties or to the amount of the aid.
2. Except in cases of force majeure , where the holder of a licence or
certificate does not carry out the planned importation or introduction, his
entitlement to apply for licences and certificates shall be suspended for a
period of sixty days following expiry of the licence or certificate. After
the suspension period, the issue of subsequent licences or certificates
shall be subject to the lodging of a security equal to the amount of the
benefit to be granted.
For duly justified reasons which satisfy the competent authorities, the
latter may authorize the application of a tolerance of 5 % of quantities
imported or introduced.
3. The competent authorities shall adopt the necessary measures to
reuse any quantities of products made available as a result of
non-execution, partial execution or cancellation of the licences and
certificates issued or recovery of the benefit granted.
Article 11
1. Where a processor has declared, pursuant to Article 5 (3), his
intention to export or dispatch processed products, the competent
authorities shall allocate to him a maximum quantity of products which
be may export or dispatch each year, within the limit of the quantities set
out in Annex II.!B
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2. The competent authorities shall authorize the export or dispatch of
quantities of processed products other than those referred to in paragraph
1 only where it is proven to their satisfaction that the products in question
do not contain raw materials imported or introduced into the Canary
Islands under the specific supply arrangements.
3. In the case of processing operations which, within the limit of the
quantities laid down in Annex II, may give rise to traditional exports or
consignments, such operations must mutatis mutandis meet the process-
ing conditions laid down for the inward processing arrangements and the
procedure for processing under customs control as specified in Articles
114, 130 and 131 of Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92 and in Regulation
(EEC) No 2454/93, with the exception of all usual forms of handling.
4. The competent authorities shall forward to the Commission all the
information concerning exports and consignments carried out pursuant to
Article 8 of Regulation (EEC) No 1601/92 and information on the
authorizations issued on the basis of paragraph 2 of this Article.
Article 12
1. The physical checks carried out in the Canary Islands on the import,
entry, export, dispatch, re-export and reconsignment of agricultural
products must involve a representative sample amounting to at least 10 %
of the licences and certificates presented in accordance with Article 7.
Physical checks shall be carried out, mutatis mutandis , in accordance
with the procedures laid down in Council Regulation (EEC) No
386/90 (1).
2. In the case of the products listed in Annex I, the checks must be
carried out on a representative sample amounting to at least 20 % of the
licences and certificates presented in accordance with Article 7.
3. In special cases the Commission may request that checks be carried
out on other percentages.
Article 13
In special cases and to the extent necessary to ensure the proper
application of this Regulation, the competent authorities may, without
prejudice to Articles 10 and 15, provide for the lodging of a security
equal to the amount of the benefit granted.
Article 14
Spain shall adopt any additional detailed rules needed for the manage-
ment and real-time monitoring of the specific supply arrangements, and
for ascertaining the quantities of agricultural products for which licences
for imports into the Canary Islands and exports therefrom are applied for
and issued.
The Spanish authorities shall notify the Commission immediately of any
measures they intend to implement pursuant to the first paragraph,
before their entry into force.
Article 15
1. For thirty days following the entry into force of this Regulation, the
competent authorities may, at the request of a trader who has submitted
an application for entry in the register under Article 5, issue to the latter a
licence or certificate, subject to the conditions in Article 6, provided that
the application for such licence or certificate is presented in accordance
with Article 6 (1).
The issuing of licences or certificates shall be subject to the lodging of a
security.!B
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2. Licences and certificates issued in accordance with Regulation
(EEC) No 1695/92 which are not fully used before their expiry date may
be replaced, for the remaining quantities, in accordance with paragraph 1
of this Article, or may be cancelled and the security released.
Article 16
1. Regulation (EEC) No 1695/92 is hereby repealed.
2. By 31 December 1995, the Commission shall assess the application
of this Regulation and, in particular, the operation of the inspection
arrangements referred to in Article 12. In the light of experience, it shall
adopt any amendments required in accordance with the appropriate
procedures.
Article 17
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 December 1994.
This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable in
all Member States.!B1994R2790 — EN — 31.07.1999 — 002.001 — 10
ANNEX I
LIST OF PRODUCTS SUBJECT TO PHYSICAL CHECKS AT A RATE OF
AT LEAST 20 %
(Article 12 (2))
1. Beef:
— fresh or chilled, falling within CN code 0201,— frozen, falling within CN code 0202;
2. Table wine falling within CN code ex 2204;
3. Milk products:
— liquid milk falling within CN code 0401,— concentrated or powdered milk falling within CN code 0402,— butter falling within CN code 0405,
— cheeses falling within the following CN codes 0406 30, 0406 90 23,
0406 90 25, 0406 90 27, 0406 90 77, 0406 90 79, 0406 90 81 and
0406 90 89,
— milk-based preparations:
for children, falling within CN code 2106 90 91,without animal fats, falling within CN code 1901 90 90.!
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ANNEX II
MAXIMUM QUANTITIES OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS WHICH CAN BE EXPORTED OR SHIPPED
ANNUALL Y
(Articles 5 (3) and 11)
quantity in kilograms (or litres*)
CN code to EC to third countries
0402 10 — 54 000
0402 21 64 000 11 000
0402 29 — 33 000
0402 91 3 000 3 000
0402 99 1 000 1 000
0403 10 — 7 000
0403 90 1 000 1 000
0405 6 000 12 000
0406 10 17 000 119 000
0406 30 2 000 5 000
0406 40 2 000 1 000
0406 90 25 000 14 000
0710 21 — 1 000
0710 22 1 000 1 000
0710 30 2 000 1 000
0710 40 1 000 1 000
0710 80 4 000 16 000
0710 90 — 1 000
0711 20 — 1 000
0711 40 — 1 000
0811 90 1 000 1 000
0812 90 3 000 1 000
0813 50 1 000 1 000
1101 00 105 000 1 000
1102 20 13 000 6 000
1102 90 1 000 1 000
1104 19 4 000 1 000
1105 00 — 1 000
1507 90 — 300 000
1514 90 90 — 3 000 000
1601 00 10 000 44 000
1602 41 13 000 1 000!B1994R2790 — EN — 31.07.1999 — 002.001 — 12
quantity in kilograms (or litres*)
CN code to EC to third countries
1602 49 16 000 39 000
1602 50 — 50 000
1604 13 2 712 000 2 027 000
1604 14 552 000 18 000
1702 90 675 000 6 000
1704 10 19 000 20 000
1704 90 648 000 293 000
1804 00 — 1 000
1805 00 1 000 45 000
1806 10 4 000 58 000
1806 20 1 000 25 000
1806 31 1 000 4 000
1806 90 30 000 38 000
1901 20 1 140 000 —
1901 90 2 521 000 45 000
1902 11 1 000 2 000
1902 19 1 000 47 000
1902 20 — 1 000
1902 30 1 000 37 000
1903 00 — 1 000
1904 10 3 000 2 000
1904 90 — 1 000
1905 20 — 1 000
1905 30 45 000 132 000
1905 40 1 000 3 000
1905 90 15 000 43 000
2004 10 22 000 1 000
2004 90 4 000 72 000
2005 10 1 000 63 000
2005 20 57 000 1 000
2005 40 2 000 19 000
2005 59 2 000 —
2005 60 34 000 1 000
2005 70 9 000 3 000
2005 80 1 000 5 000!B
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quantity in kilograms (or litres*)
CN code to EC to third countries
2005 90 20 000 27 000
2006 00 5 000 27 000
2007 10 3 000 2 000
2007 91 3 000 8 000
2007 99 463 000 7 000
2008 19 1 000 1 000
2008 20 18 000 38 000
2008 30 10 000 1 000
2008 50 2 000 1 000
2008 60 1 000 1 000
2008 70 5 000 1 000
2008 92 104 000 12 000
2008 99 224 000 1 000
2009 19 18 000 24 000
2009 30 — 10 000
2009 40 9 000 7 000
2009 60 — 1 071 000
2009 70 2 000 3 000
2009 80 11 000 18 000
2009 90 16 000 12 000
2101 10 5 000 3 000
2101 20 1 000 1 000
2101 30 1 000 —
2102 10 1 000 28 000
2102 20 — 2 000
2102 30 — 3 000
2103 10 — 2 000
2103 20 22 000 35 000
2103 30 1 000 3 000
2103 90 30 000 61 000
2104 10 22 000 193 000
2104 20 1 000 595 000
2105 00 167 000 505 000
2106 10 3 000 28 000
2106 90 8 000 13 000
2202 10 *5 000 000 *203 000!B1994R2790 — EN — 31.07.1999 — 002.001 — 14
quantity in kilograms (or litres*)
CN code to EC to third countries
2202 90 *3 000 000 *799 000
2203 00 *70 000 *157 000
2205 10 *47 000 *1 000
2205 90 *17 187 000 *3 295 000
2208 40 *47 000 *43 000
2208 50 *9 000 *7 000
2208 90 *190 000 *17 000
2209 00 — *18 000
2301 20 20 610 000 18 654 000
2309 90 20 000 1 525 000
3002 10 8 000 1 000
3002 20 1 000 1 000
3002 90 1 000 1 000
3004 20 1 000 3 000
3004 50 1 000 —
3004 90 51 000 18 000
3005 10 1 000 2 000
3005 90 2 000 1 000
3203 00 1 000 1 000
3307 49 1 000 14 000
3307 90 7 000 6 000
3401 19 2 000 9 000
3402 13 5 000 —
3402 20 135 000 69 000
3402 90 40 000 62 000
3403 19 7 000 1 000
3405 30 1 000 1 000
3405 40 2 000 6 000
3901 10 195 000 32 000
3901 20 80 000 76 000
3904 21 49 000 180 000
3909 50 2 000 47 000
3912 90 7 000 1 000
3917 21 195 000 11 000
3917 23 20 000 10 000
3917 32 65 000 68 000!B1994R2790 — EN — 31.07.1999 — 002.001 — 15
quantity in kilograms (or litres*)
CN code to EC to third countries
3917 39 33 000 2 000
3917 40 270 000 65 000
3919 10 860 000 30 000
3920 10 2 100 000 2 000
3920 20 310 000 8 000
3920 99 340 000 —
3921 90 20 000 70 000
3923 10 49 000 59 000
3923 21 727 000 356 000
3923 29 23 000 72 000
3923 30 180 000 35 000
3923 40 18 000 25 000
3923 90 1 000 13 000
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