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COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIE
COM(78 )197final .
Brussels .17May 1978
Proposal for a
COUNCIL REGULATION (SEC)
opening ,allocating and providing for the administration
ofCommunity tariff preferences fortextile products
originating indeveloping countries andterritories ,
for the second half of1978 *
(submitteed :"bytheCommission totheCouncil )
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EXPLANATORY WOTS
I.HTTRODU CTIOÎT
1.Itwasagreed when theregulations ontheimplementation ofthegeneralized ,
preference scheme for197& were adopted that the1977 arrangements fortextile
products should "beextended forsixmonths ,owing touncertainty over the
negotiations inconnection with therenewal oftheMFA .
22.This Commission proposal totheCouncil provides fortheapplication oftheGSP
scheme fortextiles forthe second half ofthis year toenter into force on
1July .
II.TK5 SITUATION AFTER THE MFA NEGOTIATION 'S :
3.The-'bilateral negotiations with theCommunity 1svarious suppliers oftextile
■products were concluded inDecember 1977 •Inthesame month ,agreement was
reached inGeneva onthe renewal ofthe MFA .
TheCommunity should therefore beable totalce adecision onarrangements for
textile products under theGSPtobeapplied from 1July ,taking into account
theresults oftheabove-mentioned negotiations .
4.Thearrangements forimportation oftextile products resulting from theMFA ,
bilateral negotiations radically change the system ofproduct classification .
Itwould appear desirable that aneffort should bemade toharmonize with the
GSParrangements currently inforce .Inaddition ,taking advantage oftheleeway
given himinthenegotiating mandate with regard tocertain developing countries ,
theCommunity 'snegotiator undertook onbehalf oftheCommunity tocarry out
onhisownareview ofthequantitative base ofthepreferential arrangements ,
inorder tosecure apositive outcome forthebilateral negotiations .
5.Theintroduction ofGSParrangements fortextiles aligned ontheMFA system
andwith anenlarged quantitative base is,however ,atask ofsome complexity .
Itcalls forathorough study ofthespecific rules tobeapplied andtheir
incidence ontrade intextile products ingeneral ,andpreferential :imports in
particular .Furthermore ,such astudy would require aknowledge ofvarious
factors involved intheapplication ofthenewMFAarrangements ,particularly
inrelation totheoperation ofthesurveillance system setuptoensure the
smooth running oftheagreements .
6.Since notallthis information isyetavailable andthetime fordecision is
limited –theCouncil 'sdecision isneeded sixweeks before 1July toallow
theMember States Customs Services toimplement theregulation –theCommission
does notthink that itwould bepossible foradecision onmodified GSParrange­
ments for textiles tobereached before the deadline .
1Multifibre Arrangement
2~ ,. ,« 'Generalized Scheme ofPreferences

Ill *THE GOT.ir.TTSSION PROPOSAL
7.TheCommission therefore proposes thattheCouncil should extend thecurrent
Regulation opening ,allocating andproviding fortheadministration of
Community tariff preferences fortextile products originating indeveloping
countries andterritories ,forafurther sixmonths from ,1July ,onthe same
conditions . ' ' , ■
This renewal isproposed solely inview .oftheimpossibility ofintroducing new
arrangements by 1July andinorder toallow thedeveloping countries tobenefit
without interruption from preferential advantages fortextile products .The
Commission intends tosubmit totheCouncil ,inthecontext ofitsproposals
fortheapplication oftheGSPin1979 »aproposal designed tobring theGSP
textiles arrangements into line with MFAarrangements andprovide foralarger
volume ofpreferential imports ,inorder totake account ofpromises made to
secure bilateral agreements under theMPA .
O.J. No.L324 19.12 1977 ,p.67.

Proposal fora
COUNCIL REGULATION (EEC )No
of
opening ,allocating andproviding fortheadministration ofCommunity tariff preferences
fortextile products originating indeveloping countries andterritories
THF .COUNCIL OFTHF ,EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ,
Having regard totheTreaty establishing theEuropean
Economic Community ,and inparticular Article 113
•thereof ,
Having regard tothepronosaT from theCommission ,
Whereas ,within thecontext ofUNCTAD ,theEuro­
pean Economic Community offered togrant tariff pre­
ferences onfinished andsemi-finished products coming
from developing countries ;whereas thepreferential '
treatment proposed inthat offer covers ,generally
speaking ,all-finished andsemi-finished industrial pro­
ducts covered byChapters 25to99oftheCommon
Customs Tariff which originate indeveloping countries ;
whereas thepreference consists inthegranting ofcx-v
emption from customs duties ;whereas preferential
imports arceffected uptothelevel ofceilings calculated
byvalue inrespect ofeach product onthebasis offac­
torswhich arcuniform foralltheproducts ;whereas ,in
order thatthepreferences granted tothemost competi­
tivedeveloping country orcountries should berestricted
andthat asubstantial share should bereserved forthe
least competitive ,preferential imports from anyone
developing country inrespect ofagiven product should
not,asageneral rule,exceed 50% oftheceiling fixed
forthatproduct ;
Whereas ,intheoffer made bytheCommunity ,the
annual ceilings should normally becalculated onthe
basis ofthetotal value forIV6#ofpf imports from the
countries benefiting from thisscheme excluding those
already enjoying various preferential tariff arrangements
granted bytheCommunity (basic amount ),plus5%of
thevalue ofcifimports from other countries andfrom
thecountries already enjoying such arrangements (addi­
tional amount );
■/

Whereas ,however ,inrespect ofcotton textile products •
formerly covered bythelong-term arrangement regard - ^ ^
inginternational trade incotton textiles ,theoffer tnade 1 r I
bytheCommunity laiddown thatthepreferences inthe
form ofduty-free ceilings normally calculated according ,
totheformula setoutinthepreceding recital ,would be
granted tothecountries enjoying generalized prefer­
ences which aresignatories tothelong-term ,arrange -_ . ■ . .
ment orpossibly tothose countries which undertook i'
vis-a-vistheCommunity commitments similar tothose
existing under thatarrangement andthat they would be ■ "
accorded fortheduration ofthesaid arrangement ; '
whereas thearrangement was cinetoexpire on30Sep- . .
tcmber 1973 andwasextended to31December 1973 ;
whereas ,-£ortheperiod 1January 1974to30June 1978* *
was considered that thecountries concerned would , >
adopt measures with equivalent aims,forboth cotton
-^textile andlikeproducts ,pending theimplementation of
i. arrangement •regarding international trade intcx- . '..
Whereas thelatter expired on31December 1977 andwhereas theCommunity
participated innegotiations foritsrenewal andhasaccepted itsprolongation
. ' ' '' · ·- 1ontneconditions andrules setoutinaprotocol towhich have been attached
theconclusions adopted bytheTextiles Committee on14December 1977 ;whereas
^ • '
bilateral agreements have been negotiated between theCommunity andcertain
supplier countries within theframework ofthesaid arrangement covering trade
!
intextiles fortheperiod 1January 1978 to31December 1982 ;whereas under
theterms ofthese agreement dthese countries andterritories have accepted a
quantitative limitation oftheir exports ofcertain textile products tothe _A
Community during thecourse ofthesaid period ;whereas ,under these conditions ,
itwould beappropriate toreserve thebenefit ofthepreferences inthetextile
I
sector toproducts originating inthesaid /countries andterritories andto
those which give theCommunity similar undertakings ;
Whereas ,nevertheless ,theimplementation ofanewsystem oftariff preferences
fortextile products based onaharmonisation with that arising outofthe
arrangement concerning international trade intextiles constitutes arathern
complex operation which needs anintensive study oftheparticular jnxles tobe
(1)0JNoL118,30.S.1974 ,p. I

put into effect andtheir import ontrade intextile produots ingeneral and
onpreferential imports mparticular ;,whereas ,furthermore ,this study
4
cannot "becarried out without certain information "being krown relating tothe
application ofthis arrangement particularly asregards thefunctioning ofthe
system ofsurveillance setuptoensure theproper working ofthese agreements ;
these agreements ; '
*Whereas under these conditions itiodesirable toextend onexactly the same
basis foranewperiod of6months beginning on 1July 1973 theprovision
contained inCouncil Regulation EEC No.2706/77of28November 1977 opening ,
allocating andproviding fortheadministration ofCommunity tariff preferences
fortextile products originating indeveloping countries andterritories (l),
which wasapplicable during thefirst half oftheyear 1978 ,
t •
HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION :
.<
Article 1
1.From 1July to31December 1978 ,the
Common Customs Tariff duties ontheproducts listed
inAnnexes A,Band Cshall hetotally suspended
within theframework ofCommunity tariff quotas or
within thelimits ofCommunity ceilings .
*
(1)0JNoL324,19.12.1977 ,p.67.

4-
''
2.Thissuspensionshallbeenjoyedsolelybyproducts
originatinginthecountriesandterritorieslistedin
AnnexD,subjecttothedetailsgiveninAnnexesAB
andC.- '
However,thoseimportswhichalreadyenjoyexemption
fromcustomsdutiesunderotherpreferentialtariff
arangemcntsgrantedbytheCommunityshallnotbe
chargedagainstthetariffquotasorceilingsreferredto
inparagraph 1.FoithepurposesofthisRegulation,the
concept ,of'originatingproducts'shallbedeterminedin
accordancewithtlieprocedurelaiddowninArticle14
ofRegulation (EEC)No802/68.
Withregardtocarpets,carpetingandrugsofwoolor
fineanimalhair,fallingwithinheadingNo58.01and
mentionedinAnnexesAandC,thecertificatesoforigin
fortheseproductsshallstatethenumberofknotsper
metreofwarp. '
3.Theceilingsshallbeadministeredandthequotas
allocatedAndadministered inaccordancewiththe
followingprovisions, ...
SKCTION I
Provisionsrelatingtotheadministration ofthe
Communitytariffceilings
Article2
1.SubjecttotheprovisionsofArticles3and4,this
suspensionshall'begranted,inrespectofeachcategory
ofproducts,withinthelimitsofaCommunityceiling
expressedintonnes:
–indicated,foreachortheproductslistedinAnnex
B,under(a)incolumn5, ',
–equal,asregardstheproductslistedinAnnexC,to
87%oftheamountobtainedbyaddingtogether
importsintotheCommunityin1968,expressedin
tonnes,oftheproductsconcernedfromthe
independentcountrieslistedinAnnex0,excluding
thosealreadyenjoyingvariouspreferentialtariff
arrangements grantedbytheCommunity ,and5%
ofthetonnageofimportsin1970fromother
countriesandfromcountriesalreadyenjoyingsuch
arrangements .
( .
2.OnlytheproductsoriginatingInthecountriesand
territorieslistedinAnnex1),othertlianthosespecified
under(b)incolumn4ofAnnexB,inrespectofthe
corresponding products,maybechargedagainstthe
ceilingsfixedunder(a)incolumn5ofthesaidAnnexB.
i
3.SubjecttotheprovisionsofArticles3and4,within
eachceilingthusindicatedorcalculated,chargesof
«

-5-
/
products originating inanyoneofthecountries and
territories listed inAnnex Dmust not exceed a
Community maximum amount equivalent to50% of
thisceiling with theexception ofcertain products for
which the maximum amount shall bereduced tothe
percentage shown inAnnex C.
Article 3
1.Assoon astheceilings indicated orcalculated in
accordance with Article 2(1),which arelaid down for
Community imports ofproducts originating inall .the
countries andterritories referred toinArticle 1(2)–
account being taken ofArticle 2(2)–arereached at
Community level ,thelevying ofcustoms duties on
imports oftheproducts inquestion from allthe
countries andterritories concerned may atanytime be
re-introduced until theendoftheperiod referred toin
Article I(I). t
2.Assoon asthe maximum amounts calculated in
accordance with Article 2(3)–account being taken of
Article 2(2)–forCommunity imports ofproducts ^
originating ineach ofthecountries and territories
referred toinArticle 1(2)arcreached foranyoneof
these countries orterritories atCommunity level ,the
levying ofcustoms duties onimports oftheproducts in
question from thecountry orterritory concerned may at
any time hereintroduced until theendoftheperiod
referred toinArticle 1(1).
However ,thefirstsubparagraph shall notapply tothe
imports inquestion originating inthecountries listed in
Annex K.
Artide 4
The of The Commission shall re-introduce the levying of
customs duties inrespect ofallthe countries or
territories referred toinArticle 1(2)orinrespect ofany
oneofthem bymeans ofaRegulation intheconditions
laiddown inArticle 3(1 )and (2).
SF.CTION II
Provisions relating totheallocation andadministration
N oftheCommunity tariff quotas
Articlù S
1.The total suspension ofcustoms duties within the
framework oftheCommunity tariff quotas referred to
inArticle 1(1)concerns theproducts inAnnex Aand
theproducts inAnnex Bforeach ofwhich thequota
amount ,expressed intonnes ,isindicated incolumn 3of
Annex Aandunder (a)incolumn 4ofAnnex B.
2.The amount tobecharged inrespect ofeach
independent country referred toinArticle 1(2)against
each ofthetariff quota amounts mentioned above shallbelimited tothemaximum amount given under (a)in
column 4ofAnnex Aagainst each cateogry ofproducts .
V
Fortheproducts listed inAnnex A,charges ofthe
products originating ineach ofthecountries listed
under (b-)incolumn 4ofthesaidAnnex shall belimited
ineach Member State to10% ofitsshare .Each
Member State shall re-introduce thelevying ofnormal
customs duties inrespect ofthecountry concerned as
soon asitrecords that thesaid percentage hasbeen
reached .The Member State inquestion shall im­
mediately notify theCommission ,which shall inform
theother Member States without delay . •
This limitation oftheamount charged shall notapply to
thetariff quotas given under (a)incolumn 4ofAnnex
B,such quotas being available only tothecountries and
territories mentioned opposite ,under (b)incolumn 4of
thesaid Annex ,considered asagroup .
Artide 6
1.Fortheproducts listed inAnnexes Aand B,the
Community tariff quotas ,referred toinArticle 5(1)
shall beallocated inshares which shall be,foreach
Member State ,the amounts corresponding tothe
tonnages shown incolumn 5ofAnnex Aandunder (c)
incolumn 4ofAnnex Bagainst each category of
products . ^
2.The shares allocated toDenmark forcertain pro­
ducts falling within subheadings and heading Nos
51.04 ,ex55.05 ,ex55.09 ,56.05 A,56.07 Aand ex
59.04 shall beincreased byanamount determined ina
footnote toAnnex A.
Thefirstandsecond subparagraphs ofArticle 5(2)shall
'notapply tosuch anincrease .
Artide 7 ■
Member States shall take allmeasures necessary to
ensure that importers oftheproducts concerned
established intheir territory have free access tothe
shares allocated tothem .
Artide 8
The Commission shall take allnecessary measures to
ensure that themaximum amount referred toinArticle
5(2)isobserved .When thecharges ,atCommunity
level ,ofproducts originating ineachoftheindependent
countries listed inAnnex Dagainst anyone ofthe
Community tariff quotas reach themaximum amount
laid down under (a)incolumn 4t>f.Annex A,the
Commission shall immediately notify the Member
States ofthedate onwhich ,asaresult ofthisfact,the
normal tariff istobere-introduced inrespect ofthe
independent country inquestion ;This notification shall

/
bepublished intheOfficial Journal oftheEuropean
Communities .
r­
• .SECTION III
General provisions
Article 9
1.Imports oftheproducts inquestion shallbeactually
charged against theCommunity ceilings,' shares and
maximum amounts asandwhen these products are
entered forhome useand areaccompanied bya
certificate oforigin pursuant totherules referred toin
Article 1(2).
2.Goods may becharged against aceiling or
maximum amount oradmitted under atariffquota only
ifthecertificate oforigin raferred toinparagraph 1is
presented before thedateonwhich thelevying ofduties
isre-introduced .
3.The extent towhich theceilings ,shares and
maximum amounts have been used upshall be
determined atCommunity level onthebasis ofthe
imports charged inaccordance withparagraphs 1and4.Anyamendment toAnnex D,inparticular bythe
addition ofnewcountries orterritories enjoying tariff
preferences ,may entail acorresponding adjustment to
theamounts oftheCommunity ..ceilings ,quotas and
maximum amounts referred toinArticles 2(1)and {3),
and5(1)and (2).
Article 10
.Onreceipt ofarequest from theCommission ,andin
anycaseatleast monthly ,Member States shall inform it
ofimports oftheproducts concerned charged against
their shares andtheCommunity ceilings andmaximum
amounts .> .
Article 11
(Member States and theCommission shall cooperate
closely toensure that thepreceding provisions are
"observed .
Article 12
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1July
1978 .
ThisRegulation shallbebinding initsentirety anddirectly applicable inallMember States .
Done atBrussels ,
FortheCouncil

ANNEX A
Listoftextile products subject tozero-duty Community tariff quotas under thegeneralized tariff pre­
ferences granted todeveloping countries
Order
NoCCT
heading
No
(1).!
Description IQuota amount
(istoones )
(3)* Maximum amount percountry
(in% )
<«L.V olume ofshares allocated toMember States
(intonnes )
(j) > (2)(a) .
gCQOSl(b).
_ spécial
51.04 Woven fabrics ofman-made fibres (continuous ),
including woven fabrics ofmonofil orstrip of
heading No51.01 or51.02
«191-50 30 10
for *
–Colombia ,
–Korea (South )Germany 51-71
Benelux 19-15
France 36-39
Italy 26-81
Denmarkf 1) 13-41
Ireland 1-91
United Kingdom 4212 .
2 55.05 Cotton yarn ,notputupforretail sale :
B.Other :
II.Other :j
i
I
I9Measuring ,persingle yarn,perkg:
– 14000 morless 697 . 30 10
forBrazil. ■ »
Germany 188-19
Benelux - •69-70
France . 132-43
Italy 97-58
Denmark ', 48-79
!Ireland v..6-97
United Kingdom 153-34
Pur>u.int toArtKif <2; isirK.rc.ucJ hvJiMi **t«mrK'v

Ordef
NoCCT
heading
No
(1)
.•>.>.05
(cant'd )Description
(2)
More than 14000 mbut not more
than 40000 m
More than 40000 mbut not more
than 80000 m
More than 800Q0 mbut less than
120000 mQuota amount
(intonnes )
3)
3216
106
159-50Maximum amount percountry
(io%)
(4) • •
W
général
30
30
20(b)
spécial
10
for
–Brazil
–Mexico
10
for
–Brazil
–Colombia
–MexicoV olume ofshares allocated toMcmbe /States
(intonnes )
(S)
Germany
Bénélux
France
(taly
Denmark (')
Ireland
United Kingdom
Germany
Benelux .
France
Italy
Denmark (2)
Ireland
United Kingdom
Germany
Bénélux
France
Italy
Denmark
Ireland
United Kingdom868-32
321-60
611-04
45024
225-12
*.32-16
707-52
29862
110-60
210-14
154-84
77-42
11-06
243-32
43-07
1595
3031
:22-33
'"IMS
160
3509
(•>Porviam toAntde 6(21ihi\ihjre ninjrjjfl 412SOtonne *.
**Pursuant («•.\rtuli' ^1ihi«shjrc inircjM'J Si2JI8"iimno

Order
*NoCCT
heading
No
(I)Description
- W 'Quota amount
lintonnes )
(3)Maximum amount percountry * j
Iin • 'I
(*> ■ ■!V olume ofshares allocated toMember States
(intonnes )
(o)(a)
generali
ib)
spécial
r
6 55.09 Other woven fabrics ofcotton :
A.Containing 85% ormore byweight of
cotton :
1.Ofawidth oflessthan 85cm :
–Unbleached '
* X465 •40j
- !Germany 125-55
Benelux 46-50
France 88 -J5
Italy 65-10
Denmark 32-55
Ireland 4-65
United Kingdom ,102-30
/
7 –Other 284 40 10
for
–Colombia
–MexicoGermany 7668
Benelux 28-40
France 53-96
Italy 3976
Denmark 19-88
Ireland 2-84
United Kingdom 62-48
.8
«II.Other :
–Unbleached ,ofawidth of:
–85eraormore but not more than
115 cm 2880 3010
forBrazilGermany * 777-60
Benelux 288-00
France 547-20
Italy 403-20
Denmark '■ 201-60
Ireland >. 28-80
United Kingdom v<33-60

Order
NoCCT
heading
No
t»Description
i'2)Quota amount
(intonnes )
'(3)Maximum amount percountry
(in% >
(4)V olume ofshares allocated toMember States
(intonnes ) -. .
(•»><»)
general<b>
spécial
9 55.09
(cont'J )–More than U5 cmbut not more
than 165 cm -
I
*I750 40 10
for
–Brazil
–Colombia
–Korea (South )Germany 472-50
Benelux 17500
France 332-50
Italy 24500
Denmark (') 122-50
Ireland 17-50
United Kingdom " 385-00
10 –More than 165 cm -564-50 40 10 .V
for
– ■Brazil
–Korea (South )
–Singapore–YugoslaviaGermany -152-42
Benelux _ 56-45
France 107-26
Italy ' 79-02
Denmark • 39-52
Ireland 5-65
United Kingdom 124-18
<> –Other 273-50 40 10
for
–Brazil
-–Colombia
–MexicoGermany 73-85
Benelux 27-35
France 51-97
Italy '38-28
Denmark (J) 19-15
Ireland 2-74
United Kingdom . '60-16
12 B.Other
•»15650 40 10
for-YugoslaviaGermany "42-26
Benelux 15-65
France 29-74
Italy • 21-91
Denmark \ 10-95
Ireland ^1-56
United Kingdom 34-43
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3
3
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a.
8
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v|'uf>uJr»ftoArrivlo 6.2;thi> 1\tnvrcJwJ b*44 1 Jmihhv

Order
No .COT
hewing
No j
•»' iDescriptionQuota amount
(intonnes )
(3)Maximum amount percountry
(in\)
U)V olume ofshares allocated toMember States
(intonnes )
(5) ^(a)
genera ]Ibi
spécial
t
13 56.05 Yarn otnun-nude fibres (discontinuous or
waste ),notputupforretail sale :I
A.Ofsvntheric textile fibres
'317 30 10
for
–Korea (South )
–^Singapore *Germany 85-59
Benelux 31-70
France 60-23
Italy f4-38
Denmark (') '2-2-19
Ireland N3-17
United Kingdom 69-74
14 56.07
IWoven fabrics ofman-made fibres (discontinuou <
orwaste ):!
i!
A.Ofsvnthetic textile fibres
I i295-50 30
.
010
forKorca (South )
tGermany 79-79
Benelux 29-55
France 56-15
Italy 41-37
Denmark (J) 20-69
Ireland 2-95
xUnited Kingdom 65-00
15 58.01
0% ■
Carpets ,carpeting and rugs,knotted (made uf
ornot):
exA.Ofwool oroffine animal hair ,contain
ingper metre ofwarp not more thar
500 rows ofknots2704 40j •
•\
Germany 730-08
Benelux » 270-40
France 513-76
Italy " 378-56
Denmark '•189-28
Ireland '2704
United Kingdom 594-88
rur\M.ini fi»Vik '«• _ihi> »rrivmkrt\»vrj hvMII ø
'PuriHjni toAriuiL *ft.2,tht>\hjfc i*uKrcJx*J hv174-11 timncv .

•Order
NoCCT
heading
No
(I)Description
; (2)Quota amount
(intonnes )
(3)Maximum amount percountry
(">*») i
^V olume ofshares allocated toMember States
(intonnes )
(5)ta)-
général(bi
spécial
16 ex5^.04 Twine ,cordage ,ropes and cables plaited or
not :
–Ofhemp 1389-50 40
i
iGermany 375 -17
Benelux 138-95
France 26400
Italy 194-53
Denmark 97-26
Ireland *13-90
United Kingdom 305-69
17 –Ofsisal (Agave sisalai») 348 30
'Germany 93-96
Benelux " 34-80
France 66-12
Italy 4872
Denmark (') 24-36
Ireland •
United Kingdom 76-56
18 –Ofsynthetic textile fibres
"%33450 20
»i
I
j
!
iGermany 90-32
Benelux 33-45
France 63-55
Italy 46-83
Denmark 23-41
Ireland 3-35
United Kingdom • • 73-59
*
■
19 –Other ,other than ofjute orofother textile
bast fibres ofheading No57.03 orofcoir261
!30 Germany 70-47
Benelux -26-10
France " 49-59
Italy '• 36-54
.Denmark v*V18-27
Ireland 2-61
United Kingdom 57-42
.*fuoiurK («•AfiiJv 6i2ichi*vhjfc ittfxrcJM-xl h»

,Order
NoCCT
heading
No
• 10DescriptioQ
.Quota amount
(intonnes )
(3)Maximum ar
■ I
(a) j
général jnount percountry
|inV)
I*) _
(b)
specialV olume ofshares allocated toMember Stales
(intonnes )
(5)
'20 60.03
!Stockings ,under stockings ,socks ,ankle-socks ,
socketres and thelike,knitted orcrocheted ,not
elastic orrubberized :
–Ofsynthetic textile fibres
*57 30 10
forKorea (South )Germany 15-39
Benelux 5-70
France 10-83
Italy 7-98
Denmark »3-99
Ireland "0-57
United Kingdom 12-54
21 –Other
I ,200 30
#10
for
–Korea (South )–YugoslaviaGermany 5400
Benelux 2000
France 3800
Italy 28-00
Denmark 1400
Ireland 2-00
United Kingdom 44-00
22 60.04
« -
!Under garments ,knitted orcrocheted ,not
elastic orrubberized
I1226 50 30 . 10
for
–Korea (South )–YugoslaviaGermany 331-15
Benelux * 12265
France 233-03
Italy 171-71
Denmark - 85-86
Ireland . 12-27
United Kingdom 269-83s.-

Ordér
NoCCT
heading
No
(I)1 Description
" (2)Quota amount
(intonnes )
(3)Maximum amoum percountry
lin V)
«) .'V olume ofshares allocated toMember States
(intonnes )
(5).H <»> •
général(b)
spécial
23t60.05 .Outer garments and other anises ,knitted or
crocheted ,notelastic orrubberized402 30 10
for
–Korea (South )
–Yugoslavia .Germany '108-54
Benelux 40-20
France 76-38 .
Italy 56-28
Denmark 28-14
Ireland 4-02
United Kingdom 88-44
t
24 61.01 Men'sandboys' outer garments 422
. ■30
j - '10
for
–Korea (South )–YugoslaviaGermany 113-94
|Benelux - 42-20
France 80-1 S
Italy 59AX
Denmark 29-54
Ireland 4-22
United Kingdom 92-84
25 61.02 Women 's,girls' andinfants' outer garments 33050 30
•»10
for '
–Korea (South )–Yugoslavia|Germany 89-23
Benelux 33-06
!France - 62-80
-Italy ' 46-27
Denmark 23-13
Ireland 3-30
United Kingdom 72-71
< '*
26 61.03
mMen'sand boys' under garments ,including
collars ,shirt fronts andcuffs372-50 30 10
.for
–Korea (South )–YugoslaviaGermany <. 100-57
Benelux >_37-24
France -.70-77
Italy 52-14
Denmark 26-07
Ireland 3-76
United Kingdom 81-95

Ofdpr
NoCCT
heading
No
(I)Description
(2) 'Quota amount
(intonnes )
(3)Maximum amount percountry
(in*)
(4)V olume ofshares allocated toMember States
(intonnes )
\ (S)(a)
gmeraJ(b)
spécial
r 2761.04 Women's ,girls' andinfants' under garments 148 30 10
for
–Korea (South )–Yugoslavia
* |
■ IGermany 39-96
Benelux 14-80
France 28-12
Italy 20-72
Denmark 10-36
Ireland 1-48
United Kingdom 32-56
I
28 61.05 Handkerchiefs 78 30
*
j
IGermany 21-06
Benelux 7-80
France 14-82
Italy y)-92
Denmark _ 5-46
Ireland 0-78
United Kingdom 17-16
29 61.09
mCorsets ,corset-bclts ,suspender-belts ,brassieres ,
braces ,suspenders ,garters and thelike (includ­
ingsuch articles ofknitted orcrocheted fabric ),
whether ornotclastic
«50 30 Germany ~ 13-50
Benelux 5-00
France 9-50
Italy 7-00
Denmark 3-50
Ireland 0-50
United Kingdom " 11-00
>
30 62.02
0Bed linen ,table linen ,toilet linen and kitchen
linen ;curtains andother furnishing articles180 30 10
forBrazilGermany 48-60
Benelux * 18-00
France '•34-20
Italy '"25-20
Denmark 12-60
Ireland • 1-80
United Kingdom 39-60
S

ANNEX B
*. ...'Listoftextile products referred toinArticles 2and 5which aresubject tozero-duty Community
ceilings andtariff quotas under thegeneralized tariff preferences fordeveloping countries and
territories|Z
Io
Order jNo jCCT
headuig
No
IDescription
(2Total
preferential
amount
(intonnes )
3)Quota (4)
Amount
(intonnes )
a)Beneficiary countries
and territories
bV olume ofshares allocated
.toMember States
tintonnes )
C)Ceiling (5)
Amount
(intonnes )
aMaximum amount per
country andterritory (b)
in%
(Din-tetones
2
53.07 Yarn ofcombed sheep 'sorlambs *wool
(worsted yarn),notputupforretail sale20050 60 Brazil
UruguayGermany 1620
Bénélux 600
France 11-40
Italy 1 840
Denmark , 4-20
Ireland 060
United Kingdom 13-20
«
Germany * 6-62
Bénélux 2-45
France 465
Italy 343
Denmark 1-71
Ireland 0-24
United Kingdom . 5-39
Germany 2-16
Bénélux 080
France 1-52
Italy H2
Denmark "056
Ireland 008
United Kingdom 1-7614050 50 7025 η
O
C
3
zr
r»
tflc
3
■Χ3
C6
Û>.3
n
O
3
3
c3
5!
η54.03 Flax orramie yarn ,notputupforretail
sale122 2450 Brazil 97-50 50 48-75
55.05 Cotton yarn ,notputupforretail sale:
A.Multiple orcabled ,finished inballs
oroncards ,reels ,tubes orsimilar
supports ,ofaweight (including sup­
port )notexceeding 900g"2650 Brazil
Hong Kong18-50 50 925

Oidér .
No
tCCT
beading
No
(I)Description
- (2)Total
preferential
amount
(intonnes )
(3)Quota (*) Ceiling (5)
Amount
(intonnes )
wBeoefiaary countries
and territories
WV olume ofshares allocated
toMember States
(intonnes )
(c)Amount
(intonnes )
<»>Maximum ar
country and ti
in% j(0 !nount per
ûritory (b)
intonnes
(2)
4 5S.0J
(cont'J )B.Other :
I.Measuring ,persingle yam ,
420000 mormore perkg25 5 Brazil
j
- j
iGermany 1-35
Benelux . 0-50
France ' 0-95
Italy " 0-70
Denmark 0-35
Ireland 0-05
United Kingdom I-101
i
20I
50 10
.>
5 55.08 Terry towelling and similar terry fabrics
ofcotton52 10-50I
Brazil
•Germany 2-85
Benelux 105
France -1-99
Italy 1-47
Denmark 0-73
Ireland , 010
-United Kingdom 2-314150 50 20-75
6 56.07
9Woven fabrics of man-made fibres *
(discontinuous orwaste ):
B.'Ofregenerated textile fibres 330\
100 Brazil
YugoslaviaGermany 27-00
Benelux 1000
France 1900
Italy 14-00
Denmark 7-00.
Ireland .1-00
United Kingdom 22-00230
-»
50 115
\
S.
I

Order
NoCCT
heàding
No
0)'Description
2)Total
preferential
amount
(intonnes )
3).Quota (4)
Amount
(intonnes )
(a)Beneficiary countries
and territories
b)V olume ofshares allocated \
toMember States
(intonnes )
CCeiling (5)
Amount
(intonnes )
(aMaximum amount per
country andtemlonr(b )
in%
(Dintoooes .
(2)
58.04 Woven pile fabrics and chenille fabrics
(other than terry towelling orsimilar
terry fabrics ofcotton falling within
heading No S5.08 and fabrics falling
within heading No58.05 )23550 70-50 Colombia
Korea (South )
Hong Kong ,Germany
Bénélux
France .
Italy
Dcnmark
lreland .
United Kingdom1904
705
13-40
9-87
494
070
15-50165 50 8250
58.05 Narrow woven fabrics ,and narrow
fabrics (bolduc )consisting of warp
without weft assembled bymeans ofan
adhesive , ■other than goods falling
within heading No58.0650 0 Hong Kong Germany 2*70
Bénélux 1*00
Franct 1-90
Italy 1-40
Denmark . 0-70
Ireland >0-10
United Kingdom i2-2040 50 20
58.10 Embroidery ,inthepiece ,instrips orin
motifs82 16 Korea (South ) Germany 432
Bcnclux 1-60
France 304
Italy 224
Dcnmark 112
Ireland 016
United Kingdom 35266 50 33

Order
NoCCT
heading
Ho
1)
10 60.01Description
(2)
Knitted orcrocheted fabrics ,not clastic
orrubberizedTotal
preferential
amount
(intonnes )
3
39350Quota (4)
Amount
(intonnes )
a)
118Beneficiary countries
and territories
b)
Brazil
Uruguay
YugoslaviaV olume ofsnares allocated
toMember Stales
(intonnes )
C)
Germany 1186
Bénélux 1180
France 22-42
Italy 16-52
Denmark * 826
Ireland 118
United Kingdom 25-96Ceiling (5)
Amount
(intonnes )
<»)
275-50Maximum amount per
country andterritory (b)
in%
(D
50intonnes
(2) .
13775
11 60.02 Gloves ,mittens and mitts ,knitted or
crocheted ,notelastic orrubberized50 15 Korea (South )
Hong KongGermany 405
Bénélux 1-50
France 2-85
Italy 2-10
Denmark 105
Ireland 015
United Kingdom 33035 50 17-50
12 62.03 Sacks and bags ,ofakind used forthe
packing ofgoods :
B.Ofother textile materials :
I.Uscd :
a)Offlaxorofsisal
exb)Other (excluding coir
fibres )
ex II.Other (excluding coirfibres )254 76 Korea (South )
Hong KongGermany 20-52
Bénélux 760
France 14-44
Italy 1064
Denmark 532
Ireland 0-76
United Kingdom 16-72178 50 89
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- . , ■ . "
ANNEX C
/
< /Listofproducts originating indeveloping countries andterritories towhich thegeneralized
tariff preferences forcertain textile products willapply (a)
1 8 : : : :–
Order
NoCCT
heading
NoDescription
f.
CHAPTER 50
I 50.04 Silkyam,other than yarn ofnoilorother waste !$ilk,notputup
forretail sale • ■.
2 50.05 '
\Yarn spun from noil orother waste silk,notput upforretail
sale
3 50.07 Silk yarn and yarn spun from noilorother waste silk,putupfor
retail sale;silk-worm gut;imitation catgut ofsilk
4«
50.09 . Woven fabrics ofsilk,ofnoilorother waste silk(' )
I
CHAPTER 51
ft
5 51.01 Yarn ofman-made fibres (continuous ),notputupforretail sale (')'
6 51.02 Monofil ,strip (artificial straw and thelike)and imitation catgut ,of
man-made fibre materials
7 51.03 Yarn ofman-made fibres (continuous ),putupforretail sale
8 CHAPTER Si
CHAPTER 53METALLIZED TEXTILES
9 53.06 Yarn ofcarded sheep 'sorlambs' wool (wollen yarn),notput up
forretail sale
10 53.08 Yarn offine animal hair (carded orcombed ),notputupforretail
sale
11 53Λ9 Yarn ofhorsehair orofother coarse animal hair,notputupfor
retail sale
.12 53.10 Yarn ofsheep 'sorlambs' wool ,ofhorsehair orofother animal
hair (fineorcoarse ),putupforretail sale
13 53.11 ,Woven fabrics ofsheep 'sorlambs' wool oroffineanimal hair (')
14 53.12 Woven fabrics ofhorsehair orofother coarse animal hair
; ^
..... 9
'(a)Product *qualifying under theordinary arrangements forexemption ortotal temporary toipension oftheCommon Customs Tariff dutyareonlytoken entries ..
(')Forproducts falling within thisheading ,themaximum Community amount referred totnArticle 2,(3 )i»reduced .to20%. , .
(>)Forproducts failing wuhir .subheadings 51.0T Aana BII,the maximum .Community amountreferred toinArticle 2(3)isreduced to30 %.

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> ■
Older
NoCCT
heading
No* Description
• 
I • -':01 ' *
CHAPTER 54
15 54.04 Flax orramie yarn ,putupforretail sale
16 54.05
CHAPTER 55Woven fabrics offlax oroframie
17 55.06 Cotton yarn ,putupforretail sale
1» 55.07
9
CHAPTER 56Cotton gauze
19 56.01 Man-made fibres (discontinuous ),not carded ,combed orotherwise
prepared forspinning (')
20 .56.02 . Continuous filament tow for the manufacture ofman-made fibres
(discontinuous )(') " ,
21 56.03 Waste (including yarn waste and pulled orgarnetted rags )ofman­
made fibres (continuous ordiscontinuous ),not carded ,combed or
|otherwise prepared forspinning (') .
22 56.04 Man-made fibres (discontinuous orwaste ),carded ,combed orother­
wise prepared forspinning
.
23 ,56.05 Yarn ofman-made fibres (discontinuous orwaste ),notputupfor
-retail sale :
B.Ofregenerated textile fibres
/
24 56.06 Yarn ofman-made fibres (discontinuous orwaste ),putupforretail
sale ' .1
CHAPTER 57
2S ex57.07 Yarn ofother vegetable textile fibres ,other than coiryarn ;paper yarn
26 ex57.11
CHAPTER 58Woven fabrics ofother vegetable textile fibres ,other than those ofcoir;
woven fabrics ofpaper yarn
27 ex58.01 Ca/pets,carpeting and rugs,knotted (made upornot),other than
ofjuteorofother textile bast fibres ofheading No57.03 orofcoir
orwool orfine animal hair,containing per metre ofwarp
■notmore than 500 rows ofknots
58.02 Other carpets ,carpeting ,rugs,mats and matting ,and 'Kclcm' ,
'Schumacks' and'Karamanic' rugs andthelike (made upornot):
§
(')Forprodttos falling within thisheading ,themaximum Community amount referred toinArticle 2(.1)itrecuced to30%.
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Order
NoCCT
headiAgi
No-. - Description '
! ' ''^
28 58.02 -
(cont'd)s •* »•
exA.Carpets ,whether tufted ornotother than ofjute orother
textile bast fibres ofheading No57.03 orcoir
29 B.'Kelem' ,'Schumacks' and'Karamanie' rugsandthelike 1
30 58.03 Tapestries ,hand-made ,ofthetype Gobelins ,Flanders ,Aubusson ,
Benuvais and thelike,and needle-worked tapestries (forexample ,
petit point andcross stitch )made inpanels andthelikebyhand
31 58.06 Woven labels ,badges and thelike,notembroidered ,inthepiece ,in'
strips orcuttoshape orsize
32 58.07
.
'* j
-1Chenille yarn (including floc|c .chenille yarn),gimped yarn (other
than metallized yarn ofheading No52.01 and gimped horsehair
yarn );braids and ornamental trimmings inthe piece ;tassels ,
pompons andthelike
33 58.08 Tulle and othjer netfabrics (but not including woven ,knitted or
crocheted fabrics ),plain
34 '58.09 Tulle and other netfabrics (butnot including ,woven ,,knitted or
crocheted fabrics ),figured ;hand ormechanically made lace,inthe'
piece ,instrips orinmotifs
CHAPTER 59
35 59.01 Wadding and articles ofwadding ;textile flock and dust and mill
nops
36 59.02 _ Feltandarticles offelt,whether ornotimpregnated orcoated
37 59.03 , Bonded fibre fabrics ,similar bonded yarn fabrics ,and articles of ■
such fabrics ,whether ornotimpregnated orcoated
38 59.05 Nets and netting madt oftwine ,-cordage orrope ,and made up
,fishing netsofyarn ,twine ,cordage orrope
39 59.06 Other articles made from yarn ,twine ,cordage ,rope orcables other
than textile fabrics and articles made from such fabrics
40 59.07 Textile fabrics coated with gum oramylaceous substances ofakind
used fortheouter covers ofbooks and the like;tracing cloth ;
prepared painting canvas ;buckram and similar fabrics forhat
'foundations and similar uses
41 59.08 Textile fabrics impregnated ,coated ,covered orlaminated with pre­
parations ofcellulose derivatives orofother artificial plastic
materials
42 59.10 'Linoleum and materials prepared onatextile base inasimilar
manner tolinoleum ,whether ornotcuttoshape orofakind used
asfloor coverings ;floor coverings consisting ofacoating applied on
atextile base ,cuttoshape ornot 1
43 59.11 Rubberized textile fabrics ,other than rubberized knitted orcroche­
tedgoods
•\"9
44 59.12 Textile fabrics otherwise impregnated orcoated ;painting canvas
being theatrical scenery ,.studio back-cloths orthelike
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Order
NoCCT
heading
No1 Description
45' 59.13 Elastic fabrics and trimmings (other than knitted orcrocheted goods )
consisting oftextile materials combined with rubber threads
46 59.14 Wicks ,ofwoven ,plaited orknitted textile materials ,forlamps ,
stoves ,lighters ,candles and the like;tubular knitted gas-mantle
fabric andincandescent gasmantles
47 59.15
', !Textile hoscpiping and similar tubing ,with orwithout lining ,
armour oraccessories ofother materials
48 59.16 Transmission ,conveyor orelevator belts orbelting ,oftextile
material ,whether ornot strengthened with metal orother
material ' ,
49,59.17$
Textile fabrics and textile articles ofa"kind commonly used in
machinery orplant
i " ' . - ■
CHAPTKR 60 ,
50 60.06 Knitted orcrocheted fabric andarticles thereof ,clastic oryrubberized
(including elastic knee-caps andelastic stockings )
CHAPTKR 61
» \
51 61.06 Shawls ,scarves ,mufflers ,mantillas ,veils and thelike
52 61.07 Tics ,bow ticsandcravats
5.3 61.10 Cloves ,mittens ,mitts ,stockings ,socks and sockettes ,not being
knitted orcrocheted goods . '
'54 61.11
CHAPTKR 62Made upaccessories forarticles ofapparel (forexample ,dress
shields ,shoulder and other pads ,belts ,muffs ,sleeve protectors ,
pockets )
*
55 62.01 Travelling rugs andblankets
56 62.04 Tarpaulins ,sails ,awnings ,sunblinds ,tents andcamping goods
57 ex62.05 Other made uptextile articles (including dress patterns )other than
ofjute,other than textile bast fibres ofheading No57.0.1 orcoir
CHAPTKR 61t
58 ex63.01 Clothing ,clothing accessories ,travelling rugs and blankets ,house­
hold linen and furnishing articles (other than articles falling within
heading No58.01 ,58.02 or58.03 ),oftextile materials ;footwear and
headgear ofanymaterial ,showing signs ofappreciable wear and
imported inbulk orinbales ,sacks orsimilar bulk packings other
than ofjute,other than textile bast fibres ofheading No57.03 or
coir
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ANNEX D
Listofdeveloping countries andterritories enjoying generalized tariffpreferences (')
I.INDEPENDENT COUNTRIES
660 Afghanistan (2)
,208 Algeria
3.30 Angola
528 Argentina
45.?Bahamas
>640 Bahrain
.666 Bangladesh (2)
469 Barbados
284 Bénin (a)
675 Bhutan (J)
516 Bolivia
391 Botswana (2)
508 Brazil
676 Burma
328 Burundi (2)
302 Cameroon
247 Cape Verde Islands
306Central African Empire (2)-
244 (;had (2)
512 Chile
480 Colombia
375 Comoros
318Congo ,People 'sRepublic of,
436 Costa Rica
448 Cuba
600 Cyprus
338 Djibouti
456 Dominican Republic
500 Ecuador
220 Egypt
428 KlSalvador
310 Equatorial Guinea
334 Ethiopia (2)
815 Hji
314 Ciabon
252 (iambia (2)
276 Ghana
473 Grenada416 Guatemala
200 Guinea {2)
257 Guinca Bissau
488 Guyana
452 Hairi (J)
.424 Honduras
664 índia
700 Indonésia
616 Iran
■612 Iraq
272 Ivory Coast
464 Jamaica
628 Jordan
696 Kampuchea ,Democratic
346 Kenya
728 Korea ,Republic of
636 Kuwait
684 Laos (2)
604 Lebanon .•
395 Lesotho (2)
268 Liberia
216 ,Libya
370 Madagascar
386 Malawi (2)
;701 Malaysia
667 Maldivc Islands (2)
232 Mali (2)
228 Mauritania '
373 Mauritius
412 México
204 Morocco
366 Mozambique
803 Nauru
672 Nepal (2)
432 Nicaragua
,240 Niger (J)
288 Nigeria
649 Oman662 Pakistan
440 Panama
801 Papua New Guinea
520 Paraguay
504 Peru .
708 Philippines
644 Qatar
324 Rwanda (J)
819 Samoa (J) /
311SaoTome andPrincipe
632 Saudi Arabia
248 Sénégal
355 Seychelles andDependencies
264 Sierra Leone
/06Singapore
342 Somalia (2)
669 SriLanka
224 Sudan (*)
492 Surinam
393 Swaziland
608 Syria
352 Tanzania (2)
680 Thailand
280 Togo
817 Tonga
472 Trinidad andTobago
,212 Tunisia
350 Ugarida {')
647 United Ara.b Emirates
236 Upper V olta (J)
524 Uruguay ..
484 Venezuela
690 Vietnam
652 Yernqn (*)
656 Yemen ,Dcmocratic (')
048 Yugoslavia
322 Zoire
3/8Zambia '
(.ommuniticv . lmC° w country orterritory tithat .given in'Gconomcnclature 1977',publiiSetl bytheSf*ritric*t Offict oftlwEuropean
l*>Thucountry isal,oincluded inAnnex E. ^
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Official Journal of,theEuropean Communities25
. . . II.COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES *
.dependent oradministered ,orforwhose external relations Member States oftheCommunity orthird '
countries arewholly orpartly responsible
r>
890Australian Antarctic Territory
421 Belize
413 Bermuda
890British Antarctic Territory '
357 British Indian Ocean Territory
812 British Pacific Ocean (')
\ *703 Brunei • • "
202 Canary Islands
463 Cayman Islands andDependencies
205 Ccuta and Melilla
802Christmas Island ,Cocos (Keeling )Islands ,Heard Island and'McDonald Islands ,Norfolk Island
529 Falkland Islands andDependencies
822 French Polynesia -
890 French Southern andAntarctic Territories
044 Gibraltar
740 Hong Kong ,
743 Maiao
377 Mayotte \
I
476 Netherlands Antilles \
809 New Caledonia andDependencies
808 Pacific Islands administered bytheUnited States ofAmerica orunder United States trusteeship (')
329 StHelena andDependencies
» > •
814Territories forwhich New Zealand isresponsible (Cook Islands ,Niue Island ,Tokelau Islands )
454 Turks andCaicos Islands
457 Virgin Islands oftheUnited States
811 Wallis andFutuna Islands
471 West Indies ,
Note ;Theabove listsmay beamended subsequently totakeaccount ofchanges intheinternational
status ofcountries orterritories .
()ThePacific Wands administered bytheUnited Starrs ofAmerica include :Guam ,American Samoa (including Swain 'sisland ),Midway
IslantU ,Johnston andSand Islands ,Wake Island andtheTrow Territory ofthePacific islands (theCaroline ,Marianas andMarshall
IslamK ).
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ANNEX E
/
Listofleastdeveloped developing countries towhich thefirstsubparagraph ofArticle 3(2)does'not
apply .
660Afghanistan
666Bangladesh
284 Benin
675 Bhutan
391 Botswana
328 Burundi
306Central African Empire
244 Chad
9
334Krhiopia
252 Cambia
260 Cuinca
452 Haití
6ÍÍ4 L.ios
395 l.csotho386 Malawi
667 Maldive Islands
"232Mali
672Nepal
240Nigcr
324 Rwanda
819Samoa
342 Somalia
224 Sudan
352 Tanzania
350Uganda
236 Upper V olta
652 Yemen '
656Yemen ,Democratic
4