COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 
COM(93) 197 final 
Brussels, 11 May 1993 
Proposal for a 
COUNCIL REGULATION (EEC) 
on conon rules for Imports of certain textile products 
froe th I rd countries 
(presented by the Commission) 
Explanatory Memorandum 
The Community has recently accepted the Protocol extending the Multifibre 
Arrangement until December 1993 and has renewed its bilateral agreements under 
the MFA until December 1995.In addition,textiles protocols to the Europe 
Agreements have been negotiated with Hungary,Poland,Czech Republic and Slovak 
Republic.The bilateral agreements with Bulgaria and Romania have been extended 
pending the negotiation of similar protocols.New bilateral agreements have been 
initialled with Vietnam and Mongolia.Negotiations are currently underway with a 
view to concluding bilateral agreements with each of the Republics of the former 
USSR.The autonomous arrangements for imports of textiles and clothing from 
Taiwan have been renewed. 
To ensure the efficient implementation of these arrangements,it is therefore 
necessary to lay down common rules and import procedures.For the sake of clarity 
and in view of the number of changes which have occurred - particularly as a result 
of the completion of the internal market on 1 January 1993 - the Commission has 
decided to propose a new Council Regulation rather than renew, subject to a long 
series of modifications, the previous Regulation laying down common rules for 
textiles imports (Regulation (EEC) 4136/861 ,which expired on 31 December 1992). 
In addition, the Commission has taken this opportunity to simplify Community 
Regulations for textiles by including in the attached proposal the administrative 
arrangements regarding surveillance measures on imports from preferential 
countries and the autonomous measures against Taiwan, which were previously 
dealt with in separate regulations, so that economic operators will be able to refer to 
one Regulation covering all aspects of the Community's import régime for textiles 
and clothing products. 
The attached proposal follows closely the former Regulation (EEC) 4136/86. The 
major changes which have been introduced in comparison with that Regulation can 
be summarised as follows. 
1. Amendments as a result of the completion of the internal market 
In the agreements referred to above, the regional breakdown of community limits 
has been abolished and the regional quotas which existed in 1992 have either been 
transformed into community limits via application of the basket exit mechanism or 
have been eliminated.The text of the former Regulation 4136/86 has been duly 
amended. 
In addition, it was necessary to introduce a management system for these 
community limits via the adoption of Council Regulation EEC/ /93.For reasons of 
clarity,the main provisions of that regulation are incorporated into the attached 
proposal ( viz. Article 12 and Annex V).Regulation EEC/ /93 will be repealed 
apart from its transitional measures (see Article 20 of the attached proposal). 
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The recently concluded bilateral agreements contain new provisions designed to deal 
with problems associated with possible cases of regional concentration of imports as 
well as to allow the Community to apply safeguard measures at a regional level 
where appropriate.Therefore,it is necessary to lay down procedures for invoking 
and implementing these provisions (see Articles 9 and 11 of the proposal).As for all 
other measures foreseen under the Regulation,the Commission is proposing the 
same decision making procedures already laid down in the former Regulation (EEC) 
4136/86. 
2. Surveillance measures 
The measures needed to implement the surveillance systems applied to imports of 
textiles and clothing products are set out in Article 13 and in Annex III to the 
attached proposal.These surveillance measures have been divided into the following 
categories: 
surveillance involving a double checking system; 
"a posteriori" surveillance for outward procressing trade 
simple surveillance measures 
"a posteriori" simple surveillance. 
3. Outward Processing Trade 
The relevant provisions of Regulation (EEC) 4136/86 have been amended to take 
into account the new OPT limits which have been negotiated,the abolition of 
regional limits and the recent discussions in the 113 Textiles Committee concerning 
possible amendments to the community's policy regarding economic outward 
processing in the textiles area ( see Article 5 and Annex VII of the proposal). 
4. Nomenclature.origin.customs documentation 
Annex I has been amended to take into account changes in the Combined 
Nomenclature and the extension of product coverage in certain bilateral agreements 
upto Category 161. Other technical annexes have been updated in line with relevant 
changes in origin or other customs requirements. 
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In formulating its proposal,the Commission has paid particular attention to the 
principle of subsidiarity, to ensure that the prime responsibility for implementing 
the Community's textiles trade policy remains with the national authorities. 
Moreover, the Commission has not proposed any changes to the decision making 
prrH*refrffe^foiMhf—Tj*xt^v^Map?gfmfnt Committee laid down^ in the former 
Regulation (EEC) 4136/86. 
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Proposal for a 
COUNCIL REGULATION (EEC) 
on conon rules for iiports of certain textile products 
fro» thi rd countr ies 
THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES, 
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Economic 
Community and in particular Article 113 thereof, 
Having regard to the proposal from the Commission, 
Whereas the Community has accepted the extension of the arrangement 
regarding international trade in textiles on the conditions laid down 
in the Protocol for the extension of the arrangement and the 
conclusions adopted by the GATT Textiles Committee on 9 December 1992 
and annexed to that Protocol; 
Whereas the Community has negotiated an extension for three years of 
the existing agreements on trade in textile products with a number of 
supplier countries-, 
Whereas the agreements in question establish Community quantitative 
limits for 1993, 1994 and 1995; 
Whereas it is necessary to ensure that the purpose of each of these 
Agreements should not be evaded by deflection of trade; whereas it is 
therefore necessary to determine the way in which the origin of the 
products in question is checked and the methods by which the 
appropriate administrative cooperation is achieved; 
Whereas compliance with the quantitative limits on exports established 
under the Agreements is ensured by a double-checking system; whereas 
the effectiveness of these measures depends on the Community's 
establishing a set of Community quantitative limits to be applied to 
imports of all products from supplier countries whose exports are 
subject to quantitative restrictions; 
Whereas products placed in a free zone or imported under the 
arrangements governing customs warehouses, temporary importation or 
inward processing (suspension system) should not be subject to such 
Community quantitative limits; 
Whereas agreements concluded by the Community with certain third 
countries contain special provisions for imports of folklore products 
into the Community, and it is therefore necessary to lay down 
appropriate procedures for implementing there provisions; 
Whereas provision should be made for special rules for products re-
Imported under the arrangements for economic outward processing and for 
the management of the relevant community limits; 
Whereas, in order to ensure that Community quantitative limits are not 
exceeded, it is necessary to establish a special management procedure 
whereby the competent authorities of the Member States will not issue 
import licences before obtaining prior confirmation from the Commission 
that their are still amounts available of the quantitative limit in 
quest ion ; 
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Whereas it is also necessary to introduce efficient and rapid 
procedures for altering Community quantitative limits and their 
allocation to take account of the development of trade flows, needs for 
additional imports and the Community's obligations under the Agreements 
negotiated with supplier countries; 
Whereas, in the case of products not subject to quantitative 
restriction, the Agreements provide for a consultation procedure 
whereby, in the event that the volume of imports of a given category of 
products into the Community exceeds a certain threshold, agreement can 
be reached with the supplier country on the Introduction of 
quantitative limits; whereas the supplier countries also undertake to 
suspend or limit their exports from the date of a request for such 
consultations, at the level indicated by the Community; whereas if no 
agreement is reached with the supplier country within the period 
stipulated, the Community may introduce quantitative limits at a 
specific annual or mulitannual level; 
Whereas, in certain exceptional circumstances, it may be more 
appropriate for such quantitative limits to be applied at the regional 
level rather than at the community level and it is therefore necessary 
to lay down efficient procedures for deciding upon appropriate measures 
which do not disrupt unduly the functioning of the internal market; 
Whereas the agreements, protocols or arrangements with certain 
countries foresee the possibility for the Community to subject textiles 
and clothing imports to a system of surveillance and it is therefore 
necessary to lay down the administrative procedures for introducing and 
implementing such surveillance measures; 
Whereas, as a result of the completion of the internal market for 
textiles and clothing products on 1 January 1993 community quantitative 
limits are no longer broken down into Member States' shares-, whereas 
the agreements with third countries provide for consultations in the 
event of any problems which may arise as a result of regional 
concentration of direct imports into the Community and it is necessary 
to lay down an effective procedure for implementing these provisions-, 
Whereas the agreements with certain countries foresee a system of 
cooperation between the Community and the supplier countries with the 
aim of preventing circumvention by means of transhipment, rerouting or 
other means-, whereas a consultation procedure is established under 
which an agreement can be reached with the supplier country in question 
on an equivalent adjustment to the relevant quantitative limit when it 
appears that the Agreement has been circumvented; whereas supplier 
countries also agreed to take the necessary measures to ensure that any 
adjustments could be rapidly applied; whereas, in the absence of 
agreement with a supplier country within the time limit provided, the 
Community may, where clear evidence of circumvention is provided, apply 
the equivalent adjustment; 
Whereas in order inter alia to comply with time limits set in the 
Agreement it is necessary to lay down a rapid and efficient procedure 
for introducing such quantitative limits and concluding such Agreements 
with the supplier countries; 
Whereas the provisions of this Regu'aticn rrust te a:::ie: in c o m f c •'" • t > 
with the Community's international obligations, in particular with 
those arising from the abovementioned Agreements with supplier 
count ries, 
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HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION 
Article 1 
Scope 
This Regulation applies to imports of textile products falling 
within section XI of the Combined Nomenclature and of other 
products as listed In Annex I, originating in third countries with 
which the Community has concluded bilateral agreements, protocols 
or other arrangements as listed in Annex II. 
For the purposes of paragraph 1, textiles products falling within 
Section XI of the Combined Nomenclature shall be classified in 
categories as set out in Annex I. 
The classification of products listed in Annex I shall be baseci on 
the Combined Nomenclature (CN), without prejudice to Article 2 (6). 
The procedures for the application of this paragraph are laid down 
In Annex III. 
Subject to the provisions of this Regulation,the importation into 
the Community of the textile products referred to in paragraph 1 
shall not be subject to quantitative restrictions or measures 
having equivalent effect, 
The origin of the products referred to in paragraph 1 shall be 
determined in accordance with the rules in force in the Community. 
The procedures for evidence and for verification of the origin of 
the products referred to in paragraph 1 are laid down in Annexes 
III and IV and in the relevant community legislation in force. 
Article 2 
Quant i tative limits 
The importation into the Community of the textile products listed 
in Annex V originating in one of the supplier countries listed in 
that Annex and shipped between 1 January 1993 and 31 December 1995 
shall be subject to the annual quantitative limits laid down in 
that Annex. 
The release for free circulation In the Community of imports 
subject to the quantitative limits referred to in Annex V shall be 
subject to the presentation of an import authorization or 
equivalent document issued by the Member States' authorities in 
accordance with the provisions of Article 11. 
The authorized imports shall be charged against the quantitative 
limits laid down for the year in which the products are shipped in 
the supplier country concerned. For the purposes of this 
Regulation, shipment Of products shall be considered as having 
taken place on the date on which they were loaded onto the 
exporting aircraft, vehicle or vessel. 
Imports of products not subject to quantitative limits before 1 
January 1993 which were in the c c u i s t u f s n i r r •. • ; : . ; r c C : ? r : -. i t y 
before that date shall not be subject to the quantitative limits 
referred to in this Article provided that they were effect : v e 11 
shipped from the supplier country in which they originate before 1 
January 1993. 
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5. The release for free circulation of products the importation of 
which was subject to quantitative limits before 1 January 1993 and 
which were shipped before that date shall continue from that date 
to be subject to the presentation of the same import documents, and 
to the same import conditions, as before 1 January 1993. 
6. The definition of quantitative limits laid down in Annex V and the 
categories of products to which they apply shall be adapted in 
accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 17,where this 
proves necessary to ensure that any subsequent amendment to the 
Combined Nomenclature (CN) or any decision amending the 
classification of such products does not result in a reduction of 
such quantitative limits. 
7. The competent authorities of the Member States shall make sure that 
the quantitites for which they issue an import license shall not 
exceed at any moment the total Community quantitative limits for 
each textile category and each third country concerned. For this 
purpose, the competent authorities shall issue an import 
authorization or an equivalent document only upon confirmation by 
the Commission of the European Communities that there is still 
quantity available of the total Community quota for the category of 
textile product and for the third country concerned for which the 
importer has submitted an application with the said authorities. 
Article 3 
Folklore Product s 
1. The quantitative limits referred to in Annex V shall not apply to 
the cottage industry and folklore products specified in Annexes VI 
and Via which are accompanied on importation by a certificate 
issued by the competent authorities of the country of origin in 
accordance with the provisions of Annexes VI and Via and which 
fulfil the other conditions laid down therein. 
2. The release for free circulation in the Community of the textile 
products referred to in paragraph 1 originating in China or India 
shall be granted only for those products covered by an import 
document issued by the competent authorities of the Member States, 
provided that similar machine-made products are subject to 
quantitative limits. 
The said import document shall be issued automatically within a 
maximum of five working days from the date of presentation by the 
Importer of the certificate referred to in paragraph 1 issued by 
the competent authorities of the supplier country. 
The import document shall be valid for six months and shall state 
the grounds for exemption as given in the certificate referred to 
in paragraph 1 . 
3. Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to Brazil, Hong Kong and Macao. 
4. Where exports from China of the products referred to in paragraph 1 
reach 15% of any Community quantitative limit laid down in Annex 
V.China shall refrain from issuing further certificates. 
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Article 4 
Temporary imports 
The quantitative limits referred to in Annex V shall not apply to 
products placed in a free zone or imported under the arrangements 
governing customs warehouses, temporary importation or inward 
processing (suspension system). 
Where the products referred to in the preceding subparagraph are 
subsequently released for free circulation, either in the unaltered 
state or after working or processing, Article 2 (2) shall apply 
and the products so released shall be charged against the 
quantitative limits established for the year for which the export 
I icence was issued. 
Where the authorities in the Member States establish that imports 
of textile products have been charged against a quantitative limit 
laid down in Annex V and that these products have subsequently been 
re-exported outside the customs territory of the Community, they 
shall Inform the Commission within four weeks of the quantities 
concerned and issue additional import authorizations for the same 
products and the same, quantities in accordance with Article 2 (2). 
Imports effected under cover of such authorizations shall not be 
charged against the quantitative limit for the current year or the 
foI low ing year . 
Art icie 5 
Outward Processing 
Subject to the conditions laid down in Annex VII, re-imports into 
the Community of textile products after processing in the countries 
listed in that Annex shall not be subject to the quantitative 
limits referred to in Annex V provided that they are effected in 
accordance with the Regulations on economic outward processing in 
force in the Community. 
Article 6 
prices 
Where imports into the Community of textile products listed in 
Annex I and originating in Bulgaria or Romania are effected at 
abnormally low prices, the provisions of Annex VIII shall apply. 
Art icie 7 
Flexibility provisions 
India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand, 
after notifying the Commission in advance, may utilize the 
quantitative limits set out in Annex V in the following ways: 
a) advance utilization during any given year of a portion of a 
quantitative limit established for the following year shall be 
authorized for each category of products subject to a maximum 
of 5% of the quantitative limit for the year of actual 
ut i Ii zat ion . 
Such advance imports shall be deducted from the corresponding 
quantitative limits established for the folios, ng > 6 a r ; 
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b) Carry-over of amounts not utilized during any given year to the 
corresponding quantitative limit for the following year shall 
be authorized subject to a maximum of 7% of the quantitative 
limit for the year of actual utilization; 
c) Transfers of quantities in Group 
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established for the category to which the transfer is 
fers between categories 2 and 3 shall be authorized 
ct to a maximum of 7% of the quantitative limit 
Iished for the category to which the transfer is made, 
fers between categories 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 shall be 
rized subject to a maximum of 7% of the quantitative 
establised for the category to which the transfer is 
Transfers of quantities into the different categories in Group II 
or Ml may be from any category in Group I, II or III subject to a 
maximum of 7% of the quantitative limit established for the 
category to which the transfer is made. 
The tab Ie of equ i va I ence 
transfers is given In Annex applicable to the above mentioned 
d) The cumulative application of the provisions of points (a), (b) 
and (c) may not, in the course of any given year, cause a limit 
established for the category in question to be exceeded by more 
than 17%. 
Bulgaria and Romania may utilize the quantitative limits set out in 
Annex V in the ways provided for in paragraph 1, except that: 
in the case of point (c), there shall be no authorization for 
transfers from category 1 to categories 2 and 3 and transfers 
between categories 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 shall be limited to 4%. 
Transfers to different categories in Groups II, III or IV may 
not be greater that 5%. However, the Czech Republic or the 
Slovak Republic shall be authorized to transfer 2% from 
category 1 to categories 2 and 3 and from categories 2 and 3 to 
category 1. The cumulative application of these transfers and' 
the transfer of 4% provided for between categories 2 and 3 may 
not lead to an increase of more that 4% for categories 2 and 3; 
in the case of point (d), the excess may not be greater than 
13% for Group I categories and 13,5% for categories in Group 
II, III or IV. 
The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and the Slovak Republic may 
utilize the quantitative limits set out in Annex V in the ways 
provided for in paragraph 1, except that: 
for the purposes of point (a), a transfer of 6% shall be 
author i zed, 
for the purposes of peint (b), 3 transfer c ' in? shall be 
author i zed, 
for the purposes of point (c), a transfer of 10% shall be 
authorized from categories in Group I, II or ill to categories 
in Group II or III. 
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4. Brazil may utilize the quantitative limits in the ways provided for 
in paragraph 1, except that: 
in the case of point (c), a transfer of 2% from categories 2 
and 3 to category 1 shall be authorized. 
5. Hong Kong, Macao and South Korea may utilize the quantitative 
limits set out in Annex V in the ways provided for in paragraph 1, 
except that: 
in the case of point (a), the authorization in respect of all 
categories of products shall be subject to a maximum of 1%, 
unless further authorization for up to 5% can be agreed 
following consultations in accordance with Article 17, 
in the case of point (b), the authorization in respect of all 
categories of products shall be subject to a maximum of 2%, 
unless further authorization for up to 7% can be agreed 
following consultations in accordance with Article 17, 
in the case of point (c), there shall be no authorization for 
transfers from category 1 to categories 2 and 3; transfers 
between categories 2 and 3 and between categories 4, 5, 6, 7 
and 8 shall be limited to AX. Transfers to different categories 
In Group II or III shall not be greater than 5%, 
in the case of point (d), the excess may not be greater than 
12% for all categories of products. 
6. Peru may utilize the quantitative limits referred to in Annex V in 
the ways provided for in paragraph 1, except that: 
in the case of point (b), the authorization for all categories 
of products shall be subject to a maximum of 9%, 
in the case of point (e), transfers may be made between 
categories 1,2 and 3 and the authorization in all cases shall 
be for 11%. 
7. Bangladesh may utilize the quantitative limits in the ways provided 
for in paragraph 1, except that: 
In the case of point (b), the authorization shall be for 10%, 
in the case of point (c), the authorization shall be for 12%. 
8. Pakistan may utilize the quantitative limits referred to in Annex V 
in the ways provided for in paragraph 1, except that: 
in the case of point (o), transfers may be made between 
categor ies 1, 2 and 3, 
9. Sri Lanka and Uruguay may utilise the quantitative limits referred 
to in Annex V in the ways provided for in paragraph 1, except that: 
in the case of point (b), the authorization shall be for 9%, 
in the case of point (c), the authorization shall be for 11%. 
10. Argentina may utilize the quantitative limits referred to in Annex 
V in the ways provided for in paragraph l, except that: 
in the case of point (c), transfers from categories 2 and 3 to 
category 1 shall be authorized subject to a maximum of 4%. 
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11. China may utilise the quantitative limits set out in Annex V in the 
ways provided for In paragraph 1 except that: 
In the case of point a),the authorisation in respect of all 
categories of products shall be subject to a maximum of 
2%,unless authorisation for up to 5% can be agreed following 
consultations In accordance with the procedures laid down in 
Articles 17 andf 18-, 
in the case of point (b),the authorization in respect of all 
categories of products shall be subject to a maximum of 
5%,unless further authorization for upto 7% is agreed upon 
following consultations in accordance with Articles 17 and 18. 
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ransfers from category 1 to categories out in Annex V in 
in respect of all 
maximum of 1%; 
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author i zat ion for 
2 and 3; transfers 
etween categories 2 and 3,between categories 4 and 5 and 
etween categories 6,7 and 8 shall be limited to 4%; 
ransfers of quantities into the different categories in groups 
1,111,1V and V may be made from any category in groups 
,11,111,1V and V subject to a maximum of 5% of the specific 
uantitativelimit; 
here shall be no authorization for transfers between the 
pecific quantitative limits established for categories 
ncluded in different groups of products referred to in Annex 
he cumulative application of points (a),(b)and (c) in the 
ourse of any given year may not result in a limit for any 
ategory being exceeded by 12%. 
13. Mongolia may utilize the quantitative limits set out in Annex V in 
the ways provided for in paragraph 1, except that 
in the case of point c) - transfers between categories 1, 2 and 
3 shall be authorized subject to a maximum of 4%; 
transfers between categories 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 shall be 
authorized subject to a maximum of 4%; 
transfers to one of the categories in Groups II, IX, IV, or V 
from one or more categories in Groups I, II, Ml. IV or V may 
be carried out subject to a maximum of 5%; 
in the case of point d) the maximum authorized shall be 13%. 
14. Where a quantitative limit has been increased or reduced by the 
application of paragraphs 1 to 10, or where further opportunities 
for imports have been created under Article 8, such increases or 
rédactions or further import oppor tun. ; i es> shall not be taken into 
account for the purposes of applying paragraph 1 in the current 
year or subsequent years. 
15. For Hungary and Poland, carry-over of amounts not used in quota 
year 1992 may be made for quota year 1993, up to an amount of 9* of 
the corresponding quantitative limit for 1992. 
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16. In order to take account of the dissolution of the former Czech and 
Slovak Federal Republic, transfers into any category may be made, 
in exceptional cases, between the quantitative limits of the Czech 
Republic and of the Slovak Republic, for a quantity not greater 
than 10% of the quantitative limit to which the transfer is made, 
provided that the same quantity, and for the same category, is 
deducted from the corresponding quantitative limit for the other 
republic. Implementation of any such transfer shall be subject to 
a request to be notified to the Community by 15 September of each 
year, followed by consultations. 
Article 8 
Adultlonal imports 
1. The Community quantitative limits laid down in Annex V may be 
increased in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 17 
where it appears that additional imports are required. 
2. Moreover, the Community may, in accordance with the procedure laid 
down in Article 17, eliminate a quantitative limit with 
Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland, should the conditions in the 
Community market so permit. 
3. Where additional imports are required , either on the occasion of 
fairs or where import authorizations or equivalent documents have 
been issued to the amount of 80% of the quantitative limits, the 
Commission may, after oral or written consultations with the Member 
States within the Committee set up under Article 17, open up 
additional opportunities for imports. 
In an emergency, the Commission shall open consultations within the 
Committee within five working days following receipt of a request 
from a Member State and shall take a decision within 15 working 
days calculated from the same date. 
Article 9 
regional concentrât ion 
1. In the case of a sudden and prejudicial change in the traditional 
trade flows of products subject to quantitative limits or to 
surveillance from a supplier country resulting in a regional 
concentration of direct imports into the Community, the Commission will 
seek a solution to these problems in accordance with the procedures 
laid down in Article 17 and in conformity with the principles of the 
Internal Market. 
2. The consultations with the supplier country concerned shall be 
conducted in accordance with the procedures laid down in Articles 16 
and 17 and may lead to the conclusion of an agreement between the 
parties.Such agreements .and the measures necessary to implement 
them,shall be adoopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in 
Art icle 17. 
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Article 10 
Introduct i on of new quantitative restr i et i ons 
The importation into the Community of textile products in Groups I, 
II and III referred to in Annex I from the supplier countries 
listed in Annex IX and not subject to quantitative limits listed in 
Annex V, shall be subject to a system of administrative control. 
This system shall also apply to imports into the Commun i ty of 
textile products in Group IV listed in Annex I, originating in 
Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania or Slovak 
Republic and not subject to the quantitative limits listed in Annex 
V. 
Should Imports into the Community of products falling within any 
given category, referred to either in the first subparagraph of 
paragraph 1 and originating in one of the countries listed in Annex 
IX or in the second subparagraph of paragraph 1 and originating in 
one of the countries listed in that sub-paragraph, with the 
exception of the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic, Hungary and 
Poland, exceed, in relation to the preceeding calender year's total 
imports into the Community of products in the same category, the 
percentages indicated in the table appearing in Annex IX, such 
imports may be made subject to quantitative limits under the 
conditions laid down in this Article. 
Should imports into the Community of textile products originating 
in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland or Slovak Republic, take 
place in such increased quantities, or under such conditions, so as 
to cause serious damage or actual threat thereof, to the 
Community's production of like or directly competitive products, 
such imports may be made subject to quantitative limits under the 
conditions laid down in this Article. The fulfilment of these 
conditions shall be determined with the approval of the Committee 
provided for in Article 17. 
Paragraphs 2 and 3 shall not apply where the percentages specified 
therein have been reached as a result of a fall in total imports 
into the Community, and not as a result of an increase in exports 
of products originating in the supplier country concerned. 
Where the Commission .upon its own initiative or at the request of 
a Member State,considers that the conditions set out in paragraphs 
2 and 3 are fulfilled and that a given category or products should 
be made subject to a quantitative limit, with the approval of the 
Committee under the procedure set out in Article 17: 
a) it shall open consultations with the supplier country concerned 
in accordance.with the procedure specified in Article 16 with a 
view to reaching an agreement or joint conclusions on a 
suitable level of restriction for the category or products in 
quest i on ; 
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b) pending a mutually satisfactory solution, the Commission shall, 
as a general rule, request the supplier country concerned to 
limit exports of the products in the category concerned to the 
Community , for a provisional period of three months from the 
date on which the request for consultations is made. Such 
provisional limit shall be established at 25% of the level of 
imports during the calender year proceeding that in which 
imports exceeded the level resulting from application of the 
formula set out in paragraph 2 and give rise to the request for 
consultation, or 25% of the level resulting from the 
application of the formula set out in paragraph 2, whichever is 
the higher. In respect of imports from the Czech Republic, 
Hungary, Poland or Slovak Republic, such a provisional limit 
shall be taken in critical circumstances where delay would 
cause damage difficult to repair and it shall be established at 
25%, at least, of the level of imports during the twelve-months 
period terminating two months, or where data is not available 
three months, preceding the month in which the request for 
consuI tat i ons i s made . 
Nevertheless, the Commission may, in exceptionally grave 
circumstances, request Macao and South Korea to suspend, at the 
level indicated by the Commission and with effect from the date 
of notification of the request for consultation, their exports 
of the category of products in question; 
c) it may request Hong Kong, with effect from the date of 
notification of the request for consultations and pending a 
mutually satisfactory solution, to suspend or limit at the 
level indicated by the Commission its exports of the category 
or products in question to the Community. 
With respect to the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland or Slovak 
Republic, this request shall refer only to respecting a limit, 
as cutlined above, and not to a suspension of imports-, 
d) it may, pending the outcome of the requested consultations, 
apply to the imports of the category of products in question 
quantitative limits identical to those requested of the 
supplier country pursuant to points (b) and (c). These 
measures shall be without prejudice to the definitive 
arrangements to be made by the Community, taking into account 
the results of the consultations. 
Measures taken pursuant to this paragraph shall be the subject of a 
Commission communication published without delay in the Official 
Journal of the European Communities. 
The Commission shall refer urgent cases to the Committee provided 
for in Article 17 either at its own initiative or within five 
working days of receipt of a request from a Member State or States 
setting out the reasons for the urgency and shall take a decision 
within five working days of the end of the Committee's 
de I i berat I ons . 
The consultations with the supplier country concerned which are 
provided for in point 5 (a) may lead to the conclusion cf an 
arrangement between that country and the Community, or the adoption 
of joint conclusions, on the introduction and the level of 
quant itat ive limits. 
Oroft 5-18 Februory 1993 - Poge 11 
Such arrangements or joint conclusions shall stipulate that the 
quantitative limits agreed be administered in accordance with a 
double-checking system. 
7. Should the parties be Unable to reach a satisfactory solution 
within one month following the opening of consultations and, at the 
latest, within two months following notification of the request for 
consultations, the Community shall have the right to introduce a 
definitive quantitative!lilt at an annual level not lower than the 
level resulting from the application of the formula set out in 
paragraph 2 or 106% of the level of imports reached during the 
calender year preceeding that in which imports exceeded the level 
resulting from the application of the formula set out in paragraph 
2 and gave rise to the request for consultations, whichever is the 
h igher. 
With respect to the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovak 
Republic, should the consultations not lead to an agreed solution 
within one month then the provisional restraint referred to in 
paragraph 5 (b) may be either renewed for a further three-month 
period pending further consultations, or made definitive at an 
annual level not lower than 110% of the imports for the twelve­
month peried terminating two months, or where data is not available 
three months, preceding the month jn which the request for 
consu I tat ion is made . 
In respect of Hong Kong, the time-limits referred to above shall be 
reduced by half. 
8. The arrangements provided for in paragraph 6 shall be concluded and 
the measures provided for either in paragraphs 5 and 7 or in the 
arrangements or joint conclusions referred to in paragraph 6 shall 
be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 
17. 
9. The annual level of the quantitative limits established in 
accordance with paragraphs 5 to 8 may not be less than the level of 
imports into the Community, in 1985 for Argentina, Brazil, 
Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hong Kong, Hungary, Pakistan, Peru, 
Poland, Romania, the Slovak Republic, Sri Lanka and Uruguay and in 
1986 for Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Macao, 
Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand, of products of 
the same category and originating in the same supplier country. 
The annual level of the quantitative limits established may not be 
less than 110% of the imports into the Community originating in the 
Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland or Slovak Republic, during the 
twelve-month period terminating two months, or where data is not 
available three months, preceding the month in which the request 
for consultation is made. 
10. Where the trend of total imports into the Community of a product 
which is subject to a quantitative limit established in accordance 
with paragraphs 5 to 8 renders it necessary, the annual level of 
that quantitative limit shall be increased, after consultation with 
the supplier country in accordance with the procedure laid down in 
Article 16, in order to ensure compliance with the conditions set 
out in paragraphs 2 and 3. 
Oroft 5-18 Februory 1993 - Poge 12 
11. The quantitative limits established in accordance with paragraphs 6 
and 8 shall provide for an annual growth rate determined by mutual 
agreement with the supplier country concerned in the context of the 
consultation procedure laid down in Article 16. 
12. The quantitative limits established pursuant to paragraphs 5 to 8 
shall not apply to products which have already been dispatched to 
the Community provided that they were shipped from the supplier 
country in which they originate for> export to the Community before 
the date of notification of the request for consultations. 
13. The quantitative limits established pursuant to paragraphs 5 to 8 
shall be administered in accordance with Articles 2 and 3 and 5 to 
10, save as otherwise provided in accordance with the procedure 
laid down in Art ic le 17. 
Article 11 
Regional safeguard measures 
Provided that the relevant conditions laid down in Articles 10 and 14 
have been fulfilled, the Commission, in accordance with the procedure 
laid down in Article 17,after having examined alternative solutions, 
may authorize, exceptionally, the application of quantitative limits in 
accordance with Article 10 for one or more regions of the Community, if 
it considers that measures applied at that level are more appropriate 
than measures to be applied to the whole of the Community. 
Such measures shall be temporary and disturb the operation of the 
internal market as little as possible. 
Article 12 
Specific rules for the administrat ion 
of Community quantitative limits 
1. For the purpose of applying Article 2 (2), the competent 
authorities of the Member States shall notify the Commission of 
requests for import authorizations received. 
2. A request shall, be valid if it clearly establishes the supplier 
third country, the category of textile products concerned, the 
amounts to be imported, the number of the export license and the 
Member State in which the products are intended to be put in free 
c i rculat ion . 
3. The Commission shall notify the amounts of the Community 
quantitative limits and where appropriate, the relevant sub-limit 
for which import licenses may be issued by the competent 
authorities, in the chronological order in which the requests are 
received to it ("first come - first served" basis). 
4. The competent authorities of the Member States shall notify 
requests received, either individually or batched on a daily basis, 
and the Commission shall notify its confirmation that there are 
amounts of the quantities available for importation either in 
writing or by telex, telefax or other means of communication such 
as electronics or telematics, provided that all the elements set 
out in paragraph 2 are clearly established. 
Oroft 5-18 Februory 1993 - Poge 13 
5. In the allocation of the Community quantitative limits referred to 
in paragraph 1, the Commission shall allocate, as far as possible, 
the full amount indicated in the request submitted for each 
category of products and each third country concerned. 
6. When more than one request is received at the same time by the 
Commission, exceeding the total quantity available under the 
Community import restrictions concerned, the Commission shall carry 
out the allocation in proportion to,the quantities applied for. 
7. The competent authorities shall notify the Commission immediately 
after being informed of any previously allocated quantity that is 
not used during the duration of validity of the import 
authorization. Such unused quantities shall automatically be 
transferred into the remaining quantities of the total Community 
import limit for each category of product and each third country 
concerned. 
8. The import authorizations or equivalent documents shall be issued 
in accordance with Annex III. 
9 . The competent authorities of the Member States shall notify the 
Commission of any cancellation of import authorizations or 
equivalent documents already issued in cases where the 
corresponding export licenses have been withdrawn or cancelled by 
the competent authorities in the supplier countries. However, if 
the competent authorities of a Member State have not been informed 
by the competent authorities of a supplier country of the 
withdrawal or cancellation of an export license and after the 
related products have been imported into that Member State, the 
quantities in question shall be set off against the quantitative 
limit for the year during which shipment of products took place. 
10. The Commission may,in accordance with the procedure laid down in 
Article 17,take any measure necessary to implement the provisions 
of this Art i c I e . 
Article 13 
Surve i 11ance 
1. Where, in accordance with the relevant provisions of an agreement 
betwe-en the Community and a third country, a system of surveillance 
a priori or a poster i or i is introduced on a category of products 
referred to in Annex I which is not subject to the quantitative 
limits listed in Annex V, the procedures and formalities concerning 
single and double checking, economic outward processing, 
classification and certification of origin shall be those laid down 
in Annex III and IV. 
2. The categories of products and the third countries currently 
subject to survei I Iance,in accordance with paragraph 1, are listed 
i n the tables in Annex III. 
3. The decision to impose the surveillance system on categories of 
products or on supplier countries not listed in the tables in Annex 
III, after due consultations with the country concerned, as well as 
any additional measures needed to implement the surveillance 
system, shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down 
in Article 17. 
Droit 5-18 Februory 1993 - Page 14 
Article 14 
Stat Ist les 
For the textile products subject to quantitative limits referred to 
in Article 2 or to the surveillance measures referred to in Article 
13, Member States shall notify the Commission within the first 10 
days of each month of the total quantities, in the appropriate 
units and by country of origin and category of products, for which 
import authorizations have been issued during the proceeding month. 
In respect of the textile products in Annex I, Member States shall 
notify the Commission monthly, within 10 days of the end of each 
•onth, of the total quantities Imported during that month, 
Indicating the combined nomenclature code and using the units and, 
where appropriate supplementary units, used In that code. Imports 
shall be broken down In accordance with the statistical procedures 
in force. 
For products cited in Annex VI Member States shall notify the 
Commission monthly, within 30 days following the end of each month, 
of the best information available on the total quantities imported 
during that month, in the appropriate units and by country of 
origin and category of products. 
In order to enable market trends in the products covered by this 
Regulation to be monitored, Member States shall communicate to the 
Commission, before 31 March each year, statistical data on exports. 
The statistical data relating to the production and consumption of 
each product shall be forwarded under arrangements to be determined 
subsequently pursuant to the procedure laid down in Article 17. 
Where the nature of the products or particular circumstances so 
require, the Commission may, at the request of a Member State or 
on its own initiative, alter the time-limits for communicating the 
abovementioned information under the procedure laid down in Article 
17. 
Member States shall notify the Commission under conditions set in 
accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 17, of all other 
particulars deemed under that procedure to be necessary in order to 
ensure compliance with the obligations agreed between the Community 
and the supplier countries. 
In the urgent cases referred to in the last subparagraph of Article 
10 (5), the Member State or States concerned shall send the 
necessary import statistics and economic data to the Commission 
and the other Member States by telex, telefax or other means of 
communication such as electronics or telematics. 
Draft 5-18 Februory 1993 - Page 15 
Article 15 
C i rcumvent i on 
Where, following the enquiries carried out in accordance with the 
procedures established in Annex IV, the Commission notes that the 
Information in its possession constitutes proof that products 
originating in a supplier country listed in Annex V and subject to 
the quantitative limits referred to in Article 2 or introduced 
under Article 9 have been transhipped, rerouted or otherwise 
imported into the Community through circumvention of such 
quantitative limits and that there is a need for the necessary 
adjustments to be made, it shall request that consultations be 
opened, in accordance with the procedure described in Article 16, 
so that agreement may be reached on an equivalent adjustment of the 
corresponding quantitative limits. 
Pending the outcome of the consultations referred to in paragraph 
1, the Commission may ask the supplier country concerned to take 
the necessary precautionary steps to ensure that adjustments to the 
quantitative limits agreed following such consultations may be 
carried out for the year in which the request for consultations was 
lodged or for the following year, if the quantitative limits for 
the current year is exhausted, where there is clear evidence of 
c i rcumvent i on . 
This paragraph shall not apply to Hong Kong. 
If the Community and the supplier country fail to arrive at a 
satisfactory solution within the period stipulated in Article 16 
and if the Commission notes that there is clear evidence of 
circumvention, it shall deduct from the quantitative limits an 
equivalent volume of products originating in the supplier country 
concerned. 
In addition, where sufficient evidence shows that false declaration 
concerning fibre content, quantities, description or classification 
of products originating in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland or 
Slovak Republic has occurred, the Community authorities may refuse 
to import the products in question. 
Furthermore, should it appear that the territory of the Czech 
Republic, Poland, Hungary, or Slovak Republic involved in 
transshipment or re-routing of products not originating in that 
country, the Commission may introduce quantitative limits against 
the same products originating in that same country, if they are not 
already subject to quantitative limits, or it may take any other 
appropriate measures. 
The agreements provided for in paragraph 1 shall be concluded and 
the measures provided for either in paragraph 3 or in the 
arrangements referred to in paragraph 1 shall be adopted in 
accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 17. 
Article 16 
Consul tat ions 
The Commission,in accordance with the procedure laid down in 
Article 17, shall conduct the consultations referred to in this 
Regulation in accordance with the following rules: 
D'o't ie or < 1993 - Page 16 
the Commission shall notify the supplier country concerned of 
the request for consultations, 
the request for consultations shall be followed within a 
reasonable period (and in any case not later than 15 days 
following the notification) by a statement setting out the 
reasons and circumstances which, in the Community's opinion, 
justify the submission of such a request, 
the Commission shall Initiate consultations , within one month 
at the latest of notification of the request, with a view to 
reaching agreement or a mutually acceptable conclusion within 
one further month at the latest. 
However«consultât Ions with Hong Kong shall be governed by 
foI low ing rules : the 
the Commission shall notify Hong Kong of the request for 
consultations, together with a statement setting out the 
reasons and circumstances which, in the Community's opinion, 
justify the submission of such a request, 
the Commission shall initiate consultations within 15 days at 
the latest of notification of the request, with a view to 
reaching agreement or a mutually acceptable conclusion within 
15 days at the latest . 
Article 17 
T ext i I e Committee 
1. A Textile Committee, hereinafter called 'the Committee', composed 
of representatives of the Member States and chaired by a Commission 
representative, is hereby set up. 
2. The Committee shall draw up its rules of procedure. 
3. Where reference is made to the procedure laid down in this Article, 
the chairman, on his own initiative or at the request of a Member 
State, shall refer the matter to the Committee. 
4. The Chairman shall lay draft measures before the Committee. The 
Committee shall deliver an opinion on the draft measures within a 
period which may be fixed by the chairman in accordance with the 
degree of urgency of the matter. The Committee shall decide by the 
majority specified in Article 148 (2) of the EEC treaty for the 
adoption of acts by the Council on a proposal from the Community. 
In the case of votes within the Committee, the votes of the Member 
States shall be weighted in accordance with the abovementioned 
Article. The chairman shall not vote. 
The Commission shall adopt the measures proposed where they are in 
conformity with the Committee's opinion. 
Where the measures proposed are not conformity with the 
Committee's opinion, or where no opinion has been given, the 
Commission shall present to the Council, without delay, a proposal 
for the measures to be taken. The Council shall act by a qualified 
major ity. 
Droft 5-18 Fef.ruorv 1993 - Poae 17 
Should the Council fall to take a decision within one month of the 
date on which the proposal was laid before it, the Commission 
shall adopt the proposed measures. 
5. The chairman may, on his own initiative or at the request of one of 
the Member States' representatives, consult the Committee about any 
other matter relating to the operation or application of this 
Regu lat ion. 
Article 18 
The Member îtTtTs ^sTTaTF Tnlo^rm the Community forthwith of al I measures 
taken pursuant to this Regulation and of all laws, regulations or 
administrative provisions concerning arrangements for importation of 
the products covered by this Regulation. 
Article 19 
Amendments to the Annexes of this Regulation which may be necessary to 
take into account the conclusion, amendment or expiry of agreements or 
arrangements with third countries or amendments made to Community rules 
on statistics, customs arrangements or common rules for imports shall 
be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 17. 
Article 20 
Regulation (EEC) N° .../93 is 
transitional provisions which shall hereby repea I ed .except for 
app I y unt il 31 March 1993. ts 
Article 21 
This Regulation shall enter into force on on the day following 
publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities. its 
It shall apply from 1 January 1993. 
This Regulation shall be binding 
applicable in all Member States. i n i ts ent i rety and d i rectI y 
Done at Brussels, 
For the Counci I 
The President 
Droft 5-18 Februory 1993 - Poge 18 
ANNEX I 
1. When the constitutive material of the products of categories J to 114 is not specifically mentioned, these 
products arc to be taken to be made exclusively of woo! or of fine hair, of cotton or of man-made fibres. 
2. Garments which are not recognizable as being garments for men or boys or as being garments for women or 
girls are classified with che latter. 
3. VX'here the expression'babies'garments'is used, this is meant to cover garments up to and including 
cc—mfrcia: size £6 
GROUP I A 
Category CN code 
199^ Description Table of equivalence 
pieces /kg g/piece 
(1) (2) (J) (4) (5) 
5204 11 00 
5204 19 00 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
52Û5 
5205 11 00 
12 00 
13 00 
14 00 
15 10 
15 90 
21 00 
22 00 
23 00 
24 00 
25 10 
25 30 
25 SO 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 
35 10 
35 90 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
44 00 
45 10 
45 30 
45 90 
5206 11 00 
5206 12 00 
5206 13 00 
5206 14 00 
5206 15 10 
5206 15 90 
5206 21 00 
5206 22 00 
5206 24 00 
5206 25 10 
5 2 v : 2 j :•. • 
520'' 31 00 
'. '.'.•:. ?' 0-: 
5200 33 00 Cotton yarn, not put up for retail sale 
A^ 
20 (l) 
, 1 
(cont'd} 
2 
i 
j 
i 
1 
i 
I 
1 
1 
1 
1 
i 
i 
i (2) 
5206 34 00 
5206 33 10 
5206 35 90 
5206<1 00 
5206 42 00 
5206 43 00 
5206 44 00 
5206 45 10 
5206 45 90 
ex 5604 90 00 
5208 11 10 
520$ 1 ) 90 
5208 12 11 
5208 12 13 
520S 12 15 
5208 12 19 
520? 12 91 
520S 12 93 
5208 12 95 
5208 12 99 
520? 1300 
5208 19 00 
520S 21 10 
5208 21 90 
520S 22 11 
5208 22 13 
5208 22 15 
520S22 19 
520S 22 91 
520S 22 93 
5208 22 95 
5205 22 99 
520? 23 00 
520S 29 00 
520S 31 00 
520? 32 11 
520? 32 13 
520?32 15 
520S 32 19 
520S 32 91 
520S32 93 
520? 32 95 
5208 32 99 
5208 33 00 
5208 39 00 
5208 4 1 00 
520? 42 00 
5208 4 3 00 
520? *9 00 
5208 51 00 
520S 52 10 
520? 52 90 
520? 53 00 
5208 59 00 
520? 11 00 
5209 12 00 
520> 19 00 
5?OH 21 00 
520922 00 
52('V 2C 00 
2'j'- .• r i".' 
5209 3C 00 t; ' 
Woven fabrics of cotton, other than gauze, terrv fabrics, narrow, woven 
fabr-.r^ pilf fabrics, chemtic fab-res, io!ie ar.i o:t>ef ne: fabrics <«> O) 
(1) (2) («> (5) 
2 
(cont'd) 5209 49 lu 
5209 49 90 
5209 51 00 
5209 52 00 
5209 59 00 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
521C 
5210 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 11 10 
11 90 
12 00 
19 00 
21 10 
21 90 
22 00 
?Q 00 
31 10 
31 90 
32 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
49 00 
51 00 
52 00 
59 00 
11 00 
12 00 
19 00 
21 00 
22 00 
29 00 
31 00 
32 0C 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
49 11 
49 19 
49 90 
51 00 
52 00 
59 00 
5 212 I . 1 < > 
5212 11 VO 
5212 12 10 
5212 12 90 
5212 13 10 
5212 1390 
5212 14 10 
5212 14 90 
5212 15 10 
5212 15 90 
5212 21 10 
5212 21 90 
5212 22 10 
5212 22 90 
5212 2? 10 
5212 23 90 
52:2 24 10 
5212 24 90 
5212 25 10 
ex 5?1 I OOOu 
< . /. \u% 00 I.I... 
2l 
(«) <S) 
520S 31 00 
5208 32 11 
520S32 13 
5208 32 15 
5205 32 19 
520R 32 91 
520? 32 93 
5208 32 95 
5208 32 99 
5206 33 00 
5208 39 00 
5206 41 00 
520? <2 01 
520? 43 00 
5208 49 00 
5208 51 00 
5208 52 10 
5208 52 90 
5206 53 00 
5208 59 00 
5209 31 00 
520? 32 00 
5209 39 00 
5209 41 00 
5209 42 00 
5209 43 00 
5209 49 10 
52C9 49 90 
5209 51 00 
5209 52 00 
5209 59 00 
5210 31 10 
5210 31 90 
5210 32 00 
5210 39 00 
521041 00 
5210 42 00 
5210 49 00 
5210 51 00 
5210 52 00 
5210 59 00 
5211 31 00 
5211 32 G'' 
5211 39 00 
5211 41 00 
5211 4200 
5211 43 00 
5211 49 11 
5211 49 19 
5211 -9 90 
5211 51 00 
5211 52 00 
5211 59 00 
5212 13 Hi 
5212 13 90 
5212 14 10 
5212 1<SO 
5212 15 10 
5212 15 90 
5212 23 10 
5212 23 90 a) Of which 
Oiric: than unbleached c; b:cachcd 
5212 21- 10 
! r, ..>• 11 *>" ' • 
I r> < 3 OS 00 0" 
11 
(2) !.?! (4) <S) 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
^S 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
55 
5r 
55 
55 
<$ 
5:15 
5515 
551: 2 11 00 
2 19 10 
2 19 90 
2 21 00 
2 29 10 
2 29 90 
2 91 00 
2 99 10 
2 99 90 
3 11 10 
3 11 30 
3 11 90 
13 00 
19 00 
21 10 
21 30 
21 90 
22 00 
23 00 
29 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
4 3 00 
49 00 
11 00 
12 00 
13 00 
19 00 
21 00 
22 00 
23 00 
29 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
49 00 
11 10 
11 30 
11 90 
12 10 
12 30 
12 90 
13 11 
13 19 
1391 
13 99 
19 10 
19 }Q 
j c <J,;I 
21 10 
21 30 
21 90 
22 1 1 
22 19 Woven fabnci of synthetic fibies (discontinuous- or waste) oihct than 
narrow woven fabrics, pile fabnes (including icir\ fabrics) and chenille 
fabnes 
5 51.1 2" 30 
Il) (2) (3) <«> (S) 
3 
(Vo.-.'c/; 
3 a) 5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 29 90 
91 10 
91 30 
91 90 
92 11 
92 19 
92 91 
92 99 
99 10 
99 30 
99 90 
5803 90 30 
ex 5905 00 70 
ex 630S 00 00 
5512 19 10 
5512 1990 
5512 29 10 
551229 90 
5512 99 10 
5512 99 90 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5 5 14 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 21 10 
21 30 
21 90 
22 00 
23 00 
29 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
39 00 
4 1 00 
42 00 
43 00 
49 00 
21 00 
22 00 
23 00 
29 00 
3 ! 00 
32 00 
33 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
49 00 
5515 11 30 
5515 11 90 
5515 12 30 
5515 12 90 
5515 13 I*» 
5515 1 • "<< 
5515 19 30 
5515 19 90 
5515 21 *u 
5515 22 19 
5515 22 o<. 
5 5 1 5 2 - • ' 
.'.'• 1 ' ."•'•• a) Of which: 
Other than unbleached or bleached 
2.U 
(I) 
3 a) 
(cor.l'd) (2) 
5515 92 19 
5515 92 99 
5515 99 30 
5515 99 90 
ex.5803 90 30 
ex 5905 00 70 
ex 6308 00 00 (3) (<) (M 
% 
cuowr « H 
(I) 
4 (2) 
6105 10 00 
Cl05 20 10 
6105 20 90 
6105 90 10 
6109 10 00 
6109 90 10 
6109 90 30 
611020 10 
611030 10 Shins, T-shirts, lightweight fine knu roll. pok» «>r turtle neck e<l |iiinpers 
and pullovers (other th.in of \vO<.)l or fine aminr.l li.nr ). mulcr \ OM', aiul 
the like, knitted or crocheted 6.4 S IS» 
6101 10 90 
6101 20 90 
6101 30 90 
6102 10 90 
6102 20 90 
6102 30 90 
6110 10 10 
6110 1031 
6110 10 35 Jerseys, pullovers, slip-overs, waistcoats, twinsets, cardigans, 
bed-jackets and jumpers (other than lackets and blazers), anoraks, 
windcheaters, waister jackets and the like, knitted or crocheted 4,53 221 
10 36 
10 91 
10 95 
10 98 6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
61102091 
6110 20 99 
6110 3091 
6110 30 99 
£203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 41 10 
41 90 
4231 
42 33 
4235 
42 90 
43 19 
43 90 
49 19 
49 50 
6204 61 10 
6204 62 31 
6204 62 33 
6204 62.39 
6204 63 18 
62CM 69 18 
6211 32 42 
6211 3342 
6211 42 42 
6211 43 42 Men's or boy's woven breeches, shorts other ; 
than sw.mwear and trousers (including slacks) j 
women's Or girls' woven trousers and slacks. o( | 
wool, of cotton or of man-made fibres, lower 
rts of,/racksui:s with lining, othe. than -
tcgory 16 or 29. of cotton or of man-made I Pa 
catcgo 
fibres 1,76 568 
6106 10 00 
6106 20 00 
6106 90 10 
6206 20 00 
6206 30 00 
6206 40 00 
6205 10 00 
6205 20 00 
6205 30 00 Women's or girls' blouses, shirts and shirt-blouses, whether or not 
knitted or crocheted, of woo!, cotton or man-made fibres 
Men's or boys' shirts, other thar. kr./.ted or crocheted, of wool, cotton 
or man-made fibres 5,55 180 
4,60 
% 
GROUP H A 
20 
22 5802 11 00 
5802 19 00 
6302 60 00 
6302 21 00 
6302 22 90 
6302 29 90 
6 307 3110 
6302 31 90 
6302 32 90 
6302 39 90 
5506 10 11 
5508 10 19 
5 50ç H 00 
5509 12 00 
5 50*5 ?i 10 
5509 21 90 
5509 22 10 
5509 22 90 
5509 31 10 
5509 31 90 
550^ 32 10 
5509 32 90 
5509 41 10 
5509 41 90 
5509 42 10 
5509 42 90 
5509 51 00 
5509 52 10 
5509 52 90 
5509 53 00 
5509 59 00 
5509 61 10 
5509 61 90 
5509 62 00 
5509 69 00 
5509 91 10 
5509 91 90 
5509 92 00 
5509 99 00 
5506 10 19 
5509 31 10 
5509 31 90 
5509 32 10 
5509 32 90 
5509 61 10 
5509 61 90 
5509 62 00 
5509 69 00 etry towcll-.ng and similar woven terry fabrics of cotton, toilet linen 
nd kitchen lir.cn, other than knitted or ciochcicd. of tcrr> towelling 
and woven terry fabr.es, of cotton 
Bed Imen, other than knitted or crocheted 
fibres, not put up (or retail sale 
Ol which act\V 
ft 
(I) (2) (M (<) (S) 
}2 
32 a) 5803 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5S01 
5801 
5801 
5801 10 00 
21 00 
22 00 
23 00 
2400 
25 00 
26 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 
35 00 
36 00 
5802 20 00 
5802 30 00 
5801 22 00 Woven pile fabrics and chcmlic fabncs (other than terry towelling or 
terr> fabrics of cotton and narrow woven fabrics) and «uf:co textile 
surfaces, o! woo!, of cotton or of mnn-m.ijr textile fibres 
a) Of which: 
Cotton corduroy 
39 6302 51 10 
6302 51 90 
6302 53 90 
ex 6302 59 00 
6302 91 10 
6302 91 90 
6302 93 90 
ex 63C2 99 00 Tabic l.r.cr.. toiict and kitchen linen, other than knitted or crocheted, 
other than of terry towelling or similar terry fabrics ol cotton 
1% 
«"•••.our il i< 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 «.II', 12 <»" 
CI I ' IV H» 
MIS 19 90 
Cl 15 20 11 
6115 20 90 
6115 91 0 • 
6115 92 00 
6115 9"? 10 
6115 93 30 
6115 93 99 
6115 99 00 
6107 11 00 
6107 12 00 
6107 19 00 
* 
6108 21 00 
Mf'c :: oo 
610? 29 00 
6201 II 00 
e» 6201 12 10 
ex 6201 12 90 
ex 6201 13 10 
ex 6201 13 90 
6210 20 00 
6202 11 00 
ex 6202 12 10 
ex 6202 12 90 
e> 0202 13 10 
ex.62C2 13 90 
6204 31 00 
620- 32 90 
620- }} 90 
6204 39 19 
6210 30 00 
620- 1 1 00 
6203 12 00 
6203 19 10 
6203 19 30 
6203 2 i 00 
6203 22 80 
6205 23 80 
6203 29 18 
6211 32 31 
6211 }} 31 l'-i.iij I... • .... ' !.;•!.•• 
\«K UIKS and On lil i 
incl.idinj; uockinp.s !.. 
70 .!'•• k ni;; . . v; II.',. I M.).-L .rip» . 
linnet! ''il <roflifted. t>'l»« 
» if i<c-.c vein-. o'l er «bar. p I !. o. U. 
:.'.« »i lilies. 
.1 r.u.-porv 
Men's or boys' underpants and briefs, women's or girls' knickers and 
briefs, knitted or crocheted. o( woo!, cotton or mar.-m.idc fibres 
Men's or boys' woven overcoat*, raincoats and otner eu.us. «Ju.iks ,mJ 
cape, of woo!, of cotton or of r-.sr.-made textile dbrcs (other than 
parkas)(of category 21) 
Women's or girls' woven overcoats, raincoats and other co.its. cloaks 
and capes, lackets and blazers, of wool, of cotton o: of man-made 
textile fibres (other than parkas! (of category 21 ) H> 
21. I 
p.l.fs 
17 SI 
0.72 I *8* 
0.84 I 190 
Mer.'», or bo\ i' suit", and r: semblés, orbf : O.ar. 
knitted or crocheted, of v*ool, of cotton or of 
man-made fibres, excluding ski suits, mens or 
boys' tracksuits with lining, »Mtb an outer shell 
of a single identics! fab.'ic. o: co::or. or of 
man-made fibres 0.80 I 25»» 
6203 31 00 
620? 32 90 
6203 33 90 
620} 39 19 
620- 1 1 00 
620" 19 On 
o20-21 Ci 
6 2(;~ 22 ().' 
620" :Ç ,>;) Men's or boys' |ackets a.id b!a:crs. other thjn knitted or crocheted, of 
wool, of cotton or of man-rr.acr fibres 
Men's or boys' singlets and otr.er ves'i.underpanti. b-.".. r. :l :shiris. 
pxamai. bathrobe, dres«:r.r p..r.. ancf Nir-,.:,,, ;-• j,. r;Sc, ,,ian 
knitted or crocheted 1.43 ?0O 
n 
(I) 
IS 
,'. ll/l/i/J 
19 
21 «:..•><) 7 '/.' oo 
6207 VV 00 
620S 
<>20>: 
620b 
620S 
620S 
620? 
6.20? 
6206 
6208 
620S 
620S 1 I 00 
'.9 iO 
19 90 
21 00 
22 00 
29 00 
91 10 
91 90 
92 10 
92 90 
99 00 
6213 20 00 
6213 90 00 
ex 6201 12 10 
o 6201 12 90 
ex 6201 13 10 
ex 6201 13 90 
6201 91 00 
6201 92 00 
6201 93 0-3 
exf.202 12 10 
«6202 12 90 
a 6202 13 10 
<=x 6202 13 90 
6202 91 00 
6202 92 00 
6202 93 00 
6211 3241 
6211 33 41 
6211 42 41 
621 l 43 4] <»> <•«> O) 
4-
Women's or f,"ls smpjcis .uid other \CMS. slips, petticoats, bric!s. 
n.inties. nightdresses. py|.utt.is. ncr.lip.cs, bathrobes, sliCSMOg j;owr> 
am! similar articles, other thai: knuicd or crocheted 
Handkerchiefs, other than knitted or crocheted 59 
2.} 435 
Parkas; anoraks, windcheaters, waister jackets 
and the like, other than knitted or corchetcd,of 
wool, of cotton or man-made fibres; upper 
parts of tracksuits with lining, other than 
category 16 or 29. of cotton or of man-made 
fibres 
24 61C7 21 00 
610" 22 00 
6107 29 00 
610/ 91 00 
6107 92 00 
ex 6107 99 00 
6108 31 10 
610? 31 90 
610? 32 11 
610? 32 19 
6105 32 90 
610? 39 00 
6108 91 00 
610? 92 00 
6106 99 10 Men's or boys' nightshirts, pyiamas, bathrobes, dressing gowns and 
similar articles, knitted or crocheted 
Women's or girls' nightdresses, pyiamas, negliges, bathrobes, dressing 
gowns and similar articles, knitted or crocheted 3.9 257 
26 610< 41 00 
610- 4 2 00 
610^ 43 00 
6104 44 00 
6204 4! 00 
6204 4 2 o: 
6204 43 00 
6204 44 00 Women's or girls' dresses, of wool, of cotton or man-made fibres 3.1 323 
610- 51 00 
6104 52 00 Women's or girls' skirts, inch ding divided $1 ins 2.6 3S5 
610-* 5 9 
30 
<n 
27 
Uc-.fd) 
IS 
19 
31 (2) 
6204 5 1 00 
6204 52 00 
6204 53 00 
6204 59 10 
6103 41 10 
6103 41 90 
6103 42 10 
6103 42 90 
6103 43 10 
6103 43 90 
61034C 10 
6103 49 91 
6104 61 10 
6104 61 90 
6104 62 10 
6104 62 90 
6104 63 10 
6104 6i 90 
6104 69 10 
6.0<69 91 (J) 
Trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts (other than 
swimwcar), knitted or crocheted, of woe I, of cotton or man-made 
fibres <«) (i) 
1.61 620 
620411 00 
6204 12 00 
6204 13 00 
6204 19 10 
6204 21 00 
6204 22 80 
6204 23 80 
6204 29 18 
6211 42 31 
6211 43 31 Women's or girls' suits and ensembles, other 
than knitted or crocheted, of wool, of conor. or | 
man-made fibres, excluding ski suits, women's 
or girls' tracksuits wish lining, with an outer ; 
shell of a sinplc identical fabric, of cotton or of ' 
man-made fibres I.J: 7.K> 
6212 1000 Brassières, woven, kmrted or crocheted IS.2 55 
68 6111 10 90 
6111 20 90 
6111 30 90 
ex 61II 90 00 
ex 6209 10 00 
ex 6209 20 00 
ex 6209 30 00 
ex 6209 90 00 Babies' garments and clothing accessories, excluding babies' glomes, 
n.i ft ens and mitts of catégorie > 10 and 6". and babies' stockings, soel s 
and socketies. other than knitted or crocheted, of category 8S 
73 6112 II 00 
6112 1200 
6112 1900 Tract suits of knirted or crocheted fabric, of woo!, of cotton or of 
man-made textile fibres 1.67 600 
76 6203 22 10 
6203 23 10 
6203 29 1 i 
6203 32 10 
6203 33 10 Men's or boys' i ri d. -• -. : r > a I or occupational clothing, other than • tuned 
or crocheted. 
\X omen's or gu!>' aprons, smocl-c^ersi.i and other industrial or 
occupational clothing, other than knitted or crocheted 
6203 42 1 I 
6203 42 51 
t- 2 0 ;. 4 _• i ) 
6201 43 V. 
6203 4.- : , 
6203 49 31 
t.204 22 1" 
(,?0< 211" 
6204-29 «I V 
(1) 
76 
(cont'd) 
77 
78 
83 
i 
i <2> 
6104 J2 10 
6204 M 10 
6204 39 11 
6204 62 11 
6204 62 51 
6204 63 11 
6204 63 31 
6204 69 11 
6204 69 31 
6211 32 10 
6211 33 10 
6211 42 \0~"" 
6211 43 10 
ex 6211 20 00 
6203 41 30 
6203 42 59 
6203 43 39 
6203 49 39 
6204 61 80 
6204 61 90 
6204 62 59 
6204 62 90 
6204 63 39 
6204 63 90 
6204 69 39 
6204 69 50 
6210 40 00 
6210 50 00 
6211 31 00 
6211 32 90 
6211 33 90 
6211 41 00 
6211 42 90 
6211 43 90 
6101 10 10 
6101 20 10 
6101 30 10 
6102 10 10 
6102 20 10 
6102 30 10 
6103 31 00 
6103 32 00 
6103 33 00 
ex 6103 39 00 
6104 31 00 
6104 32 00 
6104 33 00 
ex 6104 39 00 
ex 63 12 20 00 
6113 00 90 
6114 jr. 0? i 
t.i i* 2<. v.) : 
ci N ji.'iO | (3) 
Ski suits, other than knitted or crocheted 
Garments, other than knitted or crocheted, excluding garments of 
categories 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. 21, 26, 27, 29, 68, 72, 76 and 
77 
Overcoats, pckets, blazers and other garments, including ski suits, 
knitted or crocheted, excluding garments of categories 4, 5, 7, 13, 24, 
26, 27, 28, 68, 69. 72. 73, 7*. 75 («) (S) 
22. 
GKOUr III A 
(I) (2) 13! (4) (<) 
33 5407 20 11 
6305 31 91 
6305 31 99 Woven fabrics of synthetic filament yarn obtained from strip or the like 
of polyethylene or polypropylene, less than 3 m wide 
Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods, not kr.ittcd or 
crocheted, obtained from strip or the like 
34 5407 20 19 Woven fabrics of synthetic filament yarn, obtained from strip or the 
like of polyethylene or polypropylene. 3 m or more wide 
35 
35 a) 5407 10 00 
5407 20 90 
5407 30 00 
5407 41 00 
5407 42 10 
5407 42 90 
5407 43 00 
5407 44 10 
5407 44 90 
5407 51 00 
5407 52 00 
5407 53 10 
5407 53 90 
5407 54 00 
5407 60 10 
5407 60 30 
5407 60 51 
5407 60 59 
5407 60 90 
5407 71 00 
5407 72 00 
5407 73 10 
5407 73 91 
5407 73 99 
5407 74 00 
5-407 81 00 
5407 82 00 
540" S3 10 
5407 83 90 
5407 84 00 
540"91 00 
5407 92 00 
5407 93 10 
5407-93 90 
5407 94 00 
ex 5811 00 00 
ex 5905 00 70 
5407 42 10 
54C7 42 90 
5407 4 3 00 
5407 44 10 
5407 44 90 
5407 52 00 
540" ^} io 
5--:~ 5 3 90 
5407 54 00 
5.5,-1- f.C\ }0 
5407 60 r-1 
^•'..•" o'." '••• 
54 07 o0 V'.) Woven fabrics of synthetic fibres (continuous), other than those for 
tyres of category 114 
a) Of which-. 
Other rb;r. unbleached or bleached 
33 
(1) 
35 a) 
(cont'd) (2) 
5407 72 00 
5407 73 10 
5407 73 91 
5407 73 99 
5407 74 00 
5407 82 00 
5407 83 10 
5407 83 90 = 
5407 84 00 
5407 92 00 
5407 93 10 
5407 94 00 
ex 5811 00 00 
ex 5905 00 70 (3) {4) (S) 
36 
36 a) 5408 
5408 
5 4 OS 
5408 
540S 
5408 
540E 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 10 00 
21 00 
22 10 
22 90 
23 10 
23 90 
24 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 Woven fabrics of continuous artificial fibres, other than those for tyres 
of category 114 
ex 5811 00 00 
ex 5905 00 70 
5408 
540S 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
540S 
540S 
540S 10 00 
22 10 
22 90 
23 10 
23 90 
24 00 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 a) Of which: 
Other than unbleached or bleached 
ex 5811 00 00 
ex 5905 00 70 
37 5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
55 3 6 
5 5 3 '.'• 11 00 
12 00 
13 00 
J 4 00 
21 00 
22 00 
23 10 
23 90 
24 o: 
31 00 
32 00 
T? n-'i Woven fabrics of artificial staple fibres 
5516 
5 5 3 ( 
5 5 1 «i 
55 ]<• 
55K. 4 3 00 
4 2 00 
4 % 00 
4 4 On 
91 00 
3*. 
(I) 
37 
(cont'd) 
37 a) (2) 
5516 92 00 
5516 93 00 
5516 94 00 
5803 90 50 
ex 5905 00 70 
5516 1200 
5516 1300 
5516 14 00 
5516 22 00 
551623 10 
5516 23 90 
5516 24 00 
5516 32 00 
5516 33 00 
5516 34 00 
5516 42 00 
5516 43 00 
5516 44 00 
5516 92 00 
5516 93 02 
5516 94 00 
<* 5803 90 50 
ex 5905 00 70 (3) (4) (5) 
a) Of which. 
Other than unbleached or bleached 
38 A 6002 43 11 
6002 93 10 Knined or crocheted synthetic curtain fabric including net curtain 
fabric 
3S B ex 6303 91 00 
ex 6303 92 90 
ex 6303 99 90 Net curtains, other than kr.ittcd or crocheted 
40 ex 6303 91 00 
ex 6303 92 90 
ex 6303 99 90 
6304 19 10 
ex 6304 IS 90 
6304 92 00 
ex 6304 93 00 
ex 6304 99 00 Woven curtains (including drapes, interior blinds, curtain and bed 
valances and other furnishing articles), ccher than knitted or crocheted, 
of wool, of cortor. or of man-made fibres 
41 5401 
5401 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5^ -,; 
5402 
<40? 10 11 
10 19 
10 10 
10 90 
20 00 
31 10 
31 30 
31 90 
32 00 
33 10 
33 90 
39 10 Yarn of synthetic filament (continuous-, not put up for retail sale, other 
than non-textured single yarn untwisted or with a rwist of not more 
than 50 njrns per metre 
5402 49 10 
5402 49 91 
5402 51 i'.' 
S402 51 30 
3i> 
(1) 
41 
(fO'itd) 
42 
43 
46 
4, 
j j i (2) 
i 
5402 51 90 
5402 52 10 
5402 52 90 
5402 59 10 
5402 59 90 
5402 61 10 
5402 61 30 
5402 61 90 
5402 62 10 
5402 62 90 
5402 69 10 
5402 69 90 
ex 5604 20 00 
ex 5604 90 00 
i 
5401 20 10 
5403 10 00 
5403 20 10 
5403 20 90 
ex 5403 32 00 
5403 33 90 
5403 39 00 
5403 41 00 
5405 42 00 
5403 49 00 
ex 5604 20 00 
5204 20 00 
5207 10 00 
5207 90 00 
5401 10 90 
5401 20 90 
5406 10 00 
5406 20 00 
5508 20 90 
5511 30 00 
5105 1000 
5105 21 00 
5105 29 00 
5105 30 10 
5105 30 90 
5106 10 10 
5106 10 90 
5106 20 13 
5106 20 19 
5106 20 91 j 
5106 20 99 
5jnc 10 10 
: •'. - :: 9.- j (0 
Yarn of continuous man-made fibres, not put up for retail sale: 
Yarn, of artificial fibres; yarn of artificial filaments, not put up for 
retail sale, other than single yarn of viscose rayon untwisted or with a 
twist of not more than 250 turns per metre and single non-textured 
yarn of cellulose acetate 
Yarn of man-made filament, yarn of staple artificial fibres, cotton yarn, 
put up lor resail sale 
Carded or combed sheep's or lambs' wool or other fine animal hair 
Yarn of carded sheep's or lambs' wool (woollen yarn ) or of carded fine 
animai hair, no: put up for retail sale (4) (5) 
-a <i -ï- in jr-
5 K--- !o S-
5Kr 20 !'i 
Mi'- .i: 3'! Ya: 
f.-t •-:'.<• <*ep l < >' Irrr-.;-. woo! inoriiCk 
hair. POi put i:[ f.v re: .11' sale of combed 
2b 
(1) | (2) 
(cor.ùii 
49 
50 
51 
53 
54 
55 
56 i 
1 51072051 
5107 20 59 
5107 2091 
5107 20 99 
5108 20 10 
5108 20 90 
5109 10 10 
5109 10 90 
5109 90 10 
5109 90 90 
5111 M 00 
5111 19 10 
5111 1990 
5113 20 00 
5111 30 10 
5111 30 30 
5111 30 90 
51 il 90 10 
5111 9091 
5111 90 93 
5111 90 99 
5112 11 00 
5132 19 10 
5112 1990 
5112 20 00 
511230 10 
511230 30 
5112 30 90 
511290 10 
51129091 
51129093 
511290 99 
5203 00 00 
5803 10 00 
5507 00 00 
5506 10 00 
5506 20 00 
5506 30 00 
5506 90 10 
5506 90 91 
5506 90 99 
550? 10 90 
5511 10 00 
5511 20 00 i 
1 
58 ' 5"s. V- K , 
j 5701 10 91 
1 5701 10 93 
) 5701 90 10 
1 5701 90 90 
i (.») 
Yarn of sheep's or lambs' wool or of fine animal hair, put up for retail 
sale 
Woven fabrics of sheep's or lambs' wool or of fine animal hair 
Cotton, carded or combed 
Cotton gauze 
Staple artificial fibres, including waste, carded, combed or otherwise 
processed for spinning 
Synthetic staple fibres, including waste, carded or combed or otherwise 
processed for spinning 
Yarn of staple synthetic fibres (including waste), put up for retail 
sale 
Csrprts, carpr:.: r: sr.d t~r . kr.-:"»c '--.see up or no:) (4) <M 
2J 
(I) 
59 (2) 
5702 10 00 
5702 31 10 
5702 31 30 
5702 31 90 
5702 32 10 
5702 32 90 
5702 39 10 
5702 41 10 
570241. 90 
-':iTr7U2=W2W= 
5702 42 90 
5702 49 10 
5702 51 00 
5702 52 O'i 
ex 5702 59 00 
5702 91 00 
5702 92 00 
ex 5702 99 00 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 10 10 
10 90 
20 11 
20 19 
20 91 
20 99 
30 11 
30 19 
30 51 
30 59 
30 91 
30 99 
90 10 
90 90 
5704 10 00 
5704 90 00 
5705 00 10 
5705 00 31 
5705 00 39 
ex 5705 00 90 (3) 
Carpets and other textile floor coverings, other than the carpets of 
category 58 <«) (51 
60 5805 00 00 Tapestries, hand-made, of the type Gobelins, Flanders. Aubusson, 
Beauvais and the like, and needleworkcd tapestries (for example, petit 
point and cross stitch) made in panels and the like by hand 
61 
62 ex 5806 10 00 
5806 20 00 
5806 31 10 
5806 31 90 
5806 32 10 
580- 32 90 
5806 39 00 
5806 40 00 Narrow woven fabrics, and narrow fabrics (bolduc) consisting of warp 
without weft assembled by means of an adhesive, other than labels and 
similar articles of category 62 
Elasnc fabrics and trimmings (not knitted or crocheted), made from 
textile materials assembled from rubber thread 
560o 00 91 
5606 00 «vo 
5804 10 11 
5?04 \(- 19 
5 >•'.-' 10 V 
5804 21 10 
5F04 21 90 
5b04 2<* 10 
5? 04 2Q 90 
ik'it .si' 11, i Chenille yarn (including flock chenille yarn), gimped yam (other than" 
metallised yam and pimped horsehair yamV 
Tulle and other net fabrics but not including woven, knitted or 
crocheted fabric;, hand o: rr.ccl.anicalis-made lace, in the piece, in 
s;r.; . c: >:. r.\i '.!. 
2% 
(1) 
"62 
(co-.-.'d) (2) 
5807 10 10 
5807 10 90 
5808 10 00 
5808 90 00 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 10 10 
10 90 
91 10 
91 90 
92 10 
92 90 
99 10 
99 90 (3) 
Labels, badges and the like of textile materials, not embroidered, in the 
piece, in strips or cut to shape or sue, woven 
Braids and ornamental trimmings in the piece; tassels, pompoms and 
the like 
Embroidery, in the piece, in strips or in motifs (4) (51 
63 5906 91 00 
ex 6002 10 10 
6002 10 90 
ex 6002 30 10 
6002 30 90 
ex 6001 10 00 
6002 20 31 
6002 43 19 Knitted or crocheted fabric of synthetic fibres containing by weight 5 % 
or more of elastomeric yam and knitted or «crocheted fabric containing 
by weight 5% or more of rubber thread 
Raschel lace and long-pile fabric of synthetic fibres 
65 5606 00 10 Knitted or crocheted fabric other than those of categories 38 A and 63, 
of wool, of cotton or of man-made fibres 
ex 6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
ex 6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
ex 6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6 002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
<-c,o: 10 00 
21 00 
22 00 
29 10 
91 10 
91 30 
91 50 
91 90 
92 10 
92 30 
92 50 
92 90 
99 10 
10 10 
20 10 
20 39 
20 50 
20 70 
30 10 
41 00 
42 10 
42 30 
42 50 
42 90 
4331 
43 33 
43 35 
43 39 
43 50 
43 91 
4 3 93 
43 95 
43 99 
91 00 
92 3 0 
92 30 
3>S 
(1) 
65 
(cont'd) 
66 (2) 
6002 92 90 
6002 93 31 
6002 93 33 
6002 93 35 
6002 93 39 
6002 93 91 
6002 93 99 
6301 10 00 
6301 20 91 
6301 20 99 
6301 30 90 
ex 6301 40 90 
ex 6301 90 90 (3) 
Travelling rugs and blankets, other than knitted or crocheted, of wool, 
of cotton or of man-made fibres (4) (5) 
/,0 
GROUT m i. 
(!) 
10 (2i 
6111 10 10 
6111 20 10 
6111 30 10 
ex 6111 90 00 
6116 10 10 
6116 1090 
6116 91 00 
6116 92 00 
6lit 93 00 
6116 99 00 Gloves, mittens and nuns, knitted or crocheted («) 
17 
pairs (•$! 
59 
67 
67 a) 
69 5807 90 90 
611300 10 
6117 1000 
6117 20 00 
611780 10 
6117 80 90 
6117 90 00 
6301 20 10 
630) 30 10 
6301 40 10 
6303 90 10 
6302 10 10 
63C2 10 90 
6302 40 00 
ex 6302 60 00 
6303 11 00 
6303 12 00 
6303 19 00 
6304 11 00 
630* 91 00 
ex 6305 20 00 
ex 6305 39 00 
ex 6305 90 00 
6305 31 10 
6307 10 10 
6307 90 10 
6305 31 10 
6 ! 0? 1110 
610? 11 90 
610? 19 10 
610V 19 90 
OP 2<> 1'» 
«•1 i ' ' :- '• ! Knitted or crocheted clotl.ir.c accessories other than for babies, 
household linen o( all kinds, knitted or crocheted, curtains (including 
drapes) and interior blinds, curtain or bed valances and other 
furnishing articles knitted or crocheted; knitted or crocheted blankets 
and traveliir.g-rugs, other kn::ied or crocheted articles including parts 
of garments or of clothing accessories 
i) Ot winch 
Sacks and bags of a kind usee (o: the packing of goods, made from 
po!ve;hslcne or polypropylene strip 
Women's or girls' slips and petticoats, knitted or crocheted 7.8 128 
IV •• «... .. ••.'.• « ••;• 
than ( " vlc.iu-s ((,,7 nx) 
V : • l.ii: In.:-- !•••-. • 30,4 
p.lil s 33 
k\ 
(1) 
72 
74 
75 
84 
65 
86 
67 
8? 
i (2) 
6112 31 10 
6112 31 90 
6112 39 10 
6112 39 90 
6112 41 10 
611241 90 
6112 49 10 
6112 49 90 
6211 11 00 
6211 12 00 
6104 il 00 
6104 12 00 
6104 13 00 
ex 6104 19 00 
6104 21 00 
6104 22 00 
6104 23 00 
ex 6104 29 00 
6103 11 00 
6103 12 00 
6103 19 00 
6103 21 00 
6103 22 00 
6103 23 00 
6103 29 00 
6214 20 00 
6214 30 00 
6214 40 00 
6214 90 10 
6215 20 00 
6215 90 00 
6212 20 00 
6212 30 00 
6212 90 00 
6216 00 00 
ex 6209 10 00 
e> 6209 20 00 
ex 620? 30 00 
ex 6209 90 00 
6217 10 00 
621- 90 0'' 
ex ,209 10 00 
e» c209 20 00 
es 620'. 3'i "o (3) 
Swimwear, of wool, of coron or of man-made fibres 
Women's or girls knitted or crocheted suits and ensembles, of wool, of 
cotton or man-made fibres, excluding ski suits 
Men's or boys' knitted or crocheted suits and ensembles, of wool, of 
cotton or of man-made fibres, excluding ski suits 
Shasvls, scarses, muffler', mantillas, ve,!-. and the like o:her than 
knitted or crocheted, of wool, of cotton or man-made fibres 
Ties, bow ties and cravats not knitted or crocheted, of woo!, of cotton 
or man-made fibres 
Corsets, corset-belts, suspender belts, braces, suspenders, garters and 
the like, and pans thereof, whether or not knitted or crocheted 
Gloves, mittens and mitts, no: knitted or crocheted 
Stockings, socks and sockcttes, not knitted or crocheted o;!.- ' . ' ^'hinp 
accessories, pa::s of p,3r:i;".-- .' r: :! •• •:. i: «•••• •• '.-. • l"' 
t .,: ,: , ,-:!.e: t!.:in knitted c: cr(_»che:eJ («) 
9,7 
1.54 
0,80 
17.9 
8,8 (J) 
103 
650 
1 250 
56 
114 
^ 
(1) 
90 
91 
93 
94 
95 
96 (2) 
5607 4 l 00 
5607 49 1 1 
5607 49 19 
5607 49 90 
5607 50 11 
5607 50 19 
5607 50 30 
5607 50 90 
6306 21 00 
6306 22 00 
6306 29 00 
ex 6305 20 00 
ex 6305 39 00 
5601 10 10 
5601 10 90 
5601 21 10 
5601 21 90 
5601 22 10 
5601 22 91 
5601 22 99 
5601 29 00 
5601 30 00 
5602 10 19 
5602 10 31 
5602 10 39 
5602 10 90 
5602 21 00 
5602 29 90 
5602 90 00 
ex 5807 90 10 
ex 5905 00 70 
6210 10 10 
6307 90 91 
5603 00 10 
5603 00 91 
5603 00 93 
5603 00 95 
5603 00 99 
ex 5607 90 10 
ex 5905 00 70 
6210 30 91 
6210 10 99 
ex 6301 40 90 
ex 6301 90 90 
'''02 22 10 (3) 
1 wine, coidagr, topes and tabi'i o! «sniheiK fibres, plaited or noi 
Tents 
Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods of woven 
fabrics, other than made from poi>ethylene or polypropylene strip 
Wadding of textile materials and articles thereof, textile fibres, not 
exceeding 5 mm in length (flock), textile dust and mill neps 
Felt and articles thereof, whether or not impregnated or coated, other 
than floor coverings 
Non-woven fabrics and articles of such fabrics, whether or not 
impregnated, coated, covered or laminated («) 
J* (S) 
6302 53 10 
6*02 93 10 
(..VM 9? 10 
£ 
(I) 
96 
(cont'd) (2: 
ex 6304 19 90 
ex 6304 93 00 
ex 6304 99 00 
ex 6305 39 00 
6307 10 30 
ex 6307 90 99 (3) 0>) (5) 
97 5608 
560S 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 1111 
11 19 
11 91 
11 99 
19 11 
19 19 
19 31 
19 39 
1991 
19 99 
90 00 Nets and netting made of twine, cordage or rope and made up fishing 
nets of yarn, twine, cordage or rope 
9S 5609 00 00 
5905 00 10 Other articles made from yarn, rwine, cordage, rope or cables, other 
than textile fabrics, articles made from such fabrics and articles of 
category 97 
99 5901 10 00 
5901 90 00 
5904 10 00 
5904 91 10 
5904 91 90 
5904 92 00 
5906 10 10 
5906 10 90 
5906 99 10 
5906 99 90 
5907 00 00 Textile fabrics coated with gum or amylaceous substances, of a kind 
used for the outer covers of books ana the like; tracing cloth; prepared 
rai-iiu gcr1" -3<; buckram srdsirrilar stiffened textile fabrics of a kind 
used for nat foundation: 
Linoleum, sshether or not cut tc shape, floor coverings consisting of a 
coating or covering applied on a textile backing, whether or not cut to 
shape 
Rubberized textile -fabrics, not knitted or crocheted, excluding those 
for tyres 
Textile fabrics otherwise impregnated or coated; painted canvas being 
theatrical scenery, studio back-cloths or the like, other than of category 
100 
100 
101 
109 5903 10 10 
5903 10 90 
5903 20 10 
5903 20 90 
5903 90 10 
5903 90 91 
5903 90 99 Textile fabric; impregnated, coated, covered or laminated with 
preparations of cellulose derivatives or of other artificial plastic 
materials 
ex 5607 90 00 Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, plar.ed or not, other than of 
synthetic fibres 
6306 11 00 
6306 12 00 
6306 19 00 
6306 31 00 
630c 3^ 00 Tarpaulin:, sails, twmir.gs, and sonb'unds 
^ 
(1) 
no 
m 
112 
113 
114 (2) 
6306 41 00 
6306 49 00 
6306 91 00 
6306 99 00 
6307 20 00 
ex 6307 90 99 
6307 10 90 
5902 10 10 
5902 10 90 
5902 20 10 
5902 20 90 
5902 90 10 
5902 90 90 
5908 00 00 
5909 00 10 
5909 00 90 
5910 00 00 
5911 10 00 
ex 5911 20 00 
5911 31 11 
5911 31 19 
5911 31 90 
5911 32 10 
5911 32 90 
5911 4C00 
5911 90 10 
5911 90 90 (3) 
Woven pneumatic mattresses 
Camping goods, woven, other than pneumatic manresscs and tents 
Other made up textile articles, woven, excluding those of categories 
113 and 114 
Floor cloths, dish cloths and dusters, other than knitted or 
crocheted 
Woven fabrics and articles for technical uses (4) (5) 
tf 
_ î9. 
GROUP IV 
Category 
(1) 
115 
117 
118 
120 
121 
122 
123 CN code 
(2) 
5306 10 11 
5306 10 19 
5306 10 31 
5306 10 39 
5306 10 50 
5306 10 90 
5306 20 11 
5306 20 19 
5306 20 90 
5308 90 11 
5308 90 13 
5308 90 19 
5309 11 11 
53091119 
5309 11 90 
5309 19 10 
5309 19 90 
5309 21 10 
5309 21 90 
5309 29 10 . 
5309 29 90 
531100 10 
5803 90 90 
5905 00 31 
5905 00 39 
6302 29 10 
6302 39 10 
6302^9 30 
6302 52 00 
ex 6302 59 00 
6302 92 00 
ex 6302 99 00 
ex 6303 99 90 
6304 19 30 
ex 6304 99 00 
ex 5607 90 00 
ex 6305 90 00 
5S01 90 10 
6214 90 90 Description 
(3) 
Flax or ramie yarn 
Woven fabrics of flax or of ramie 
Table linen, toilet linen and kitchen of flax or ramie, other than knitted 
or crocheted 
Curtains (including drapes), interior blinds, curtain and bed valances 
and other furnishing articles, not knitted or crocheted, of flax or 
ramie 
Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, plaited or not, of flax or ramie 
Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods, used, of flax, 
other than knitted or crocheted 
Woven-pilc fabrics and chçnilie fabrics of flax or ramie, other than 
narrow woven fabrics 
Shassls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like, of flax or ramie, 
o-.hcr than knitted or crtschcicd Table of equivalence 
pieces /kg 
(4) g/piece 
(S) 
{,(, 
I . -23 
CROUP V 
(1) 
124 
125 A 
125 B 
126 
127 A 
127 B 
U8 
129 
i20 A (2) 
550110 00 
5501 20 00 
5501 30 00 
5501 90 00 
5503 10 11 
5503 1019 
5503 10 90 
5503 20 00 
5503 30 00 
5503 40 00 
5503 90 10 
5503 90 90 
5505 10 10 
5505 10 30 
5505 10 50 
5505 10 70 
5505 10 90 
5402 41 10 
5402 4130 
5402 41 90 
5402 42 00 
5402 43 10 
5402 43 90 
5404 10 10 
5404 10 90 
5404 90 11 
5404 90 19 
5404 90 90 
ex 5604 20 00 
ex 5604 90 00 
5502 00 10 
5502 00 90 
5504 10 00 
5504 90 00 
5505 20 00 
5403 31 00 
ex 5403 32 00 
5403 33 10 
5405 00 00 
ex 5604 90 00 
5105 40 00 
5110 00 00 
5004 00 10 
5004 00 90 
5006 00 10 (J) 
Synthetic staple fibres 
Synthetic filament yarn (continuous) not put up for retail sale, other 
tha n yarn of category 41 
Monofilament, strip (araficiaj straw and the like) and imitation catgut 
of synthetic materials 
Artificial staple fibres 
Yarn of artificial filaments (continuous) not put up for retail sale, other 
than yarn of category 42 
Monofilament, strip (artificial straw and the like) and imitation catgut 
of artificial textile materials 
s , 
Coarse animal hair, carded or combed 
Yarn of coarse animal hair or of horsehair 
Silk yarn other than yarn spun from silk waste (4) (5) 
• 
. 
& 
_ ID-
' (I) 
! 130 B (2) 
1 5005 00 10 
I 5005 00 90 
5006 00 90 
ex 5604 90 00 (J) 
Silk yarn other than of category 130 A; silk-worm gut (4) ($) 
^131 5008^0 90 Yarn of other vegetable textile fibres 
132 5308 30 00 Paper yarn 
133 5308 20 10 
5308 20 90 Yarn of true hemp 
134 5605 00 00 Metallized yarn 
135 5113 00 00 Woven fabrics of coarse animal hair or of horsehair 
136 5007 10 00 
5007 20 10 
5007 20 21 
500X2031 
$007 20 39 
! 5007 20 41 
5007 20 51 
T "5007 20 35 
5007 20 61 
5007 20 69 
5007 20 71 
5007 90 10 
5007 90 30 
5007 9050 
5007 90 90 
—stoT9<rn—-
ex 5905 00 90 J 
ex 5911 20 00 Woven fabrics of silk or of silk waste 
137 rics and chefiillc fabrics and-narrow-woven fabrics of 
silk, or of silk waste 
ex 5806 10 00 
138 5311 00 90 Woven fabrics of paper yarn and other textile fibres other than of 
-jimk 
ex 5905 00 90 
139 5809 00 00 Woven fabrics of metal threads or of metallized yarn 
140 ex 6001 10 00 
6001 29 90 
6001 99 90 
6002 20 00 
OJ.J2 4 9 00 
6002 99 00 Knitted or crocheted fabric of textile material other than wool or fine 
a:.m.ai hait » cotton or man-made fibres 
141 ex 6301 90 90 Travelling rugs and blankets of textile material oihcr than svool or fine 
animal han. cotton oi man-made dbies 
k* 
_ 3'-
(•) 
142 
144 
145 
146 A 
146 B 
! 146 C 
i 147 
148 A 
148B 
149 
150 
151 A 
151 B 
152 
153 (2) 
ex 5702 39 90 
ex 5702 49 90 
ex 5702 59 00 
ex 5702 99 90 
ex 5705 00 90 
5602 10 3S 
5602 29 10 
5607 30 00 
ex 5607 90 00 
ex 5607 21 00 
ex 5607 21 00 
5607 29 10 
5607 29 90 
1 5607 10 00 
. 5003 90 00 
5307 10 10 
5307 10 90 
5307 20 00 
5308 10 00 
5310 10 90 
ex 5310 90 00 
5310 10 10 
ex 5310 90 00 
6305 10 90 
5702 20 00 
t 
ex 5702 39 90 
; ex 5702 49 90 
ex 5702 59 00 
ex 5702 99 00 
5602 10 11 
6305 10 10 (3) 
Carpets and other textile floor coverings 
of sisal, of other fibres of ihe Agave ge­
nus or of Manila hemp f%" • 
Felt of coarse animal hair 
Twine, cordage, ropes and cables platted or not abaca (Manila hemp) 
or of true hemp 
Binder or baler twine for agricultural machines, of sisal or other fibres 
of the Agave family 
Twine, cordage, ropes and cables of sisal or other fibres of the Agave 
family, other than the products of category 146 A 
Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, whether of not plaited or braided, of 
jute or of other textile bast fibres of heading No 5303-
Stlk waste (including cocoons unsuitable for reeling), yarn waste and 
gamertcd stock, other than not carded or combed 
Yarn of jute or of other textile bast fibres of heading No 5303 
Coir yarn 
Woven fabrics of jute oc of other textile bast fibres of a width cf more 
than 150 cm 
Woven fabrics of jute or of other textile bast fibres of a width of not 
more than 150 cm 
Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods, of jute or of 
other textile bast fibres, other than used 
Floor coverings of coconut fibres (coir) 
Carpets and other textile floor coverings, of jute or of other textile bast 
fibres, other than tufted or flocked 
Needle loom fr': <-fv.;;r or of other textile has; fih-es n. •• :- predated 
o: coated, u:ne: than lioot coverings 
Used sacks and baf.--. °''a kind used for the packing of goods, of jute or 
of other textile ha'.' fi^-5 o( Keadm,- No 5303 HI (5) 
i 
w 
-32. 
(1) 
154 (2) 
5001 00 00 
5002 00 00 
5003 10 00 
5101 11 00 
5101 19 00 
5101 21 00 
5101 29 00 
5101 30 00 
5102 10 10 
5102 10 30 
5102 10 50 
5102 10 90 
5102 20 00 
5103 
5103 
5103 
5103 
5103 
5103 10 10 
10 90 
20 10 
20 91 
20 99 
30 00 
156 5104 00 00 
5301 10 00 
5301 21 00 
5301 29 00 
5301 30 10 
5301 30 90 
5305 91 00 
5305 99 00 
5201 00 10 
5201 00 90 
5202 10 00 
5202 91 00 
5002 99 00 
5302 10 00 
5302 90 00 
5305 21 00 
5305 29 00 
5303 10 00 
5303 90 00 
5304 10 00 
5304 90 00 
5305 11 00 
5305 19 00 
5305 91 00 
5305 99 00 
6106 90 30 
ex 6110 90 'JO (3) 
Silkworm cocoons suitable for reeling 
Raw silk (not thrown) 
Silk waste (including cocoons unsuitable for reeling), yam waste and 
garnettcd stock, not carded or combed 
Wool not carded or combed (4) (5) 
Fine or coarse animal hair, not carded or combed 
Waste of wool or of fine or coarse animal hair, including yarn waste but 
excluding gametted stock 
Garnetted stock of wool or fine or coarse animal hair 
Flax, raw or processed bot not spun: flax tow and waste (including yarn 
waste and gametted stock) 
Ramie and other vegetable textile fibres raw or processed but not spun: 
tow, noils and waste, other than coir and abaca of heading 
No 5304 
Cotton, not carded or combed 
Cotton waste (including yarn waste and garnettcd stock) 
True hemp [Cannabis saliva L.), raw or processed but not spun: tow 
and waste of true hemp (including yarn waste and gamerted stock) 
Abaca (Manila hemp or Musa textilis Nee), raw or processed but not 
spun: tow, noils and waste of abaca (including yarn waste and 
garncrted stock) 
Jute and other textile bast fibres (excluding flax, true hemp and ramie), 
raw or processed but not spun: tow and waste of true hemp (including 
yam waste and garnettcd stock) 
Other vegetable textile fibres, raw or processed but not spun: tow, noils 
and waste of such fibres (including yarn waste and garnettcd stock) 
Blouses and pullovers knitted or crocheted of silk s,r silk ssaste for 
5 0 
(1) 
157 (2) 
6101 90 10 
6101 90 90 
6102 90 10 
6102 90 90 
ex 6103 39 00 
6103 49 99 
ex 6104 19 00 
ex 6104 29 00 
ex 6104 39 00 
6104 49 00 
6104 69 99 
6105 90 90 
6106 90 50 
6106 90 90 
ex 6107 99 00 
6108 99 90 
6109 90 90 
6110 90 10 
ex 6110 90 90 
ex 6111 90 00 
6114 90 00 (3) 
Garments, knitted or crocheted, other than those of categories 1 to 123 
and of category 156 (4) (5) 
159 6204 49 10 
6206 10 00 
6214 10 00 
6215 10 00 Dresses, blouses and shirt-blouses, sot knitted or crocheted, of silk or 
silk waste 
Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like, not knitted or 
crocheted, of silk or silk waste 
Ties, bow ries and cravats of silk or silk waste 
160 6213 10 00 Handkerchiefs of silk or silk waste/ /OK 
Wl 6201 19 00 
6201 99 00 
6202 19 00 
6202 99 00 
6203 19 90 
6203 29 90 
6203 39 90 
6203 49 90 
6204 19 90 
6204 29 90 
6204 39 90 
6204 49 90 
6204 59 90 
6204 69 90 
6205 90 10 
6205 90 90 
6206 90 10 
6206 90 90 Garments, not knitted or crocheted, other than those of categories 1 to 
123 and category 159 
O- i t J"' s'U 
6211 49 00 
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ANNEX I I 
Exporting countries referred to in Article 1 
Argent ina 
Bangladesh 
BraziI 
Bulgaria 
Ch ina 
Co Iomb i a 
Czech Republic 
Egypt 
Guatemala 
Hong Kong 
Hungary 
India 
Indonesia 
South Korea 
Macao 
Ma I aysia 
Malta 
Mex ico 
Morocco 
MongoIi a 
Pak istan 
Peru 
Ph iIippines 
Poland 
Romania 
S ingapore 
Slovak RepubI ic 
Sr i Lanka 
Ta iwan 
Tha iland 
Tunes ia 
Turkey 
Uruguay 
Vietnam 
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Annex I I - 22 Jonuory 1993 - Poge 1 
ANNEX I I I 
referred to in Articles 2 and 3 
PART 
CLASSIFICATION 
Article 1 
The classifeat ion of the textile products referred to in Article 1(1) 
of the Regulation is based on this combined nomenclature. 
Article 2 
On the initiative of the Commission or of a Member State, the 
Nomenclature Committee, which was established by Council Regulation 
(EEC) No. 2658/87^^ which will examine urgently in conformity with 
the provisions of the aforementioned Regulations, all questions 
concerning the classification of products referred to in Article 1(1) 
of the Regulation within the combined nomenclature (CN) in order to 
classify them in the appropriate categories. 
Article 3 
The Commission shall inform supplying countries of any changes in the 
combined nomenclature (CN) on their adoption by the competent 
authorities of the Community. 
Art icle 4 
The Commission shall inform the competent authorities of supplier 
countries of any decisions adopted in accordance with the procedures in 
force in the Community relating to classification of products covered 
by this Regulation, within one month at the latest of their adoption. 
Such communication shall include: 
(a) a description of the products concerned; 
(b) the relevant category, and the combined nomenclature code (code 
CN); 
(c) the reasons which have led to the decision. 
(1) OJ No L 256, 7.9.1987, p.1 
SI 
Art icle 5 
1. Where a classification decision adopted in accordance with 
Community procedures in force results in a change of classification 
practice or a change in category of any product covered by this 
Regulation, the competent authorities of the Member States shall 
provide 30 days' notice, from the date of the Commission's 
notification, before the decision is put into effect. 
2. Products shipped before the date of application of the decision 
shall remain subject to earlier classification practice, provided that 
the goods in question are entered to importation within 60 days of that 
date. 
Art icle 6 
Where a classification decision adopted in accorddance with the 
Community procedures in force referred to in Article 5 of this Annex 
involves a category of products subject to a quantitative limit, the 
Commission shall, without delay, initiate consultation in accordance 
with Article 16 of the Regulation, in order to reach agreement on the 
necessary adjustments to the corresponding quantitative limits provided 
for in Annex I I. 
Art icle 7 
1. Without prejudice to any other provision on this subject, where the 
classification indicated in the documentation necessary for importation 
of the products covered by this Regulation differs from the 
classification determined by the competent authorities of the Member 
State into which they.are to be imported, the goods in question shall 
be provisionally subject to the import arrangements which, in 
accordance with the provisions of this Regulation, are applicable to 
them on the basis of the classification determined by the 
aforementioned authorities. 
2. Member States shall inform the Commission without delay of the 
cases referred to in paragraph 1 and the Commission shall notify the 
competent authorities of the supplying countries of the details of the 
case in quest ion. 
3. Member States, when providing the information referred to in 
paragraph 2, shall specify if, following the application of the 
provisions of paragraph 1, the quantities of the products which are the 
subject of divergence have been provisionally debited against a 
quantitative limit laid down for a cetegory of products other than that 
indicated in the export licence referred to in Article 11 of this 
Annex. 
4. The Commission shall notify the competent authorities of the 
supplying countries concerned of the provisional debits referred to in 
paragraph 3, within 30 days of the date of such provisional debit. 
^ 
Art icle 8 
In the cases referred to in Article 7, as well as in those cases of a 
similar nature raised by the competent authorities of the supplying 
countries, the Commission, if necessary, and in accordance with the 
procedure provided for in Article 14 of the Regulation, shall enter 
into consultations with the supplier country or countries concerned, in 
order to reach agreement on the classification definitively applicable 
to the products involved in the divergence. 
Article 9 
The Commission, in agreement with the competent authorities of the 
importing Member State or States and of the supplier country or 
countries, may, in the cases referred to in Article 8 of this Annex, 
determine the classification definitively applicable to the products 
involved in the divergence. 
Article 10 
When a case of divergence referred to in Article 7 cannot be resolved 
in accordance with Article 9, the Committee on Common Customs Tariff 
Nomenclature are required, in accordance with their respective powers 
and with the provisions of the Regulation setting up the aforesaid 
Committees, to establish definitively the classification of the goods 
concerned. 
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Part II 
DOUBLE-CHECKING SYSTEM 
(for administering quantitative limits) 
Article 11 
1. The competent authorities of the supplier countries shall issue an 
export licence (1) in respect of all consignments of textile products 
subject to the quantitative limits established in Annex v up to the level 
of the said limits. 
2. The original of the export licence shall be presented by the importor 
for the purposes of the issue of the import authorization referred to in 
Art icle 14. 
Article 12 
1. The export licence for quantitative limits shall conform to the 
specimen appended to this Annex which may also contain a translation into 
another language and shall certify inter alia that the quantity of goods in 
question has been set off against the quantitative limit established for 
the category of the product concerned. 
2. However, in the case of Hong Kong, the export licence shall conform 
to the specimen attached to this Annex and rearing the words "Hong Kong". 
3. Each export licence shall cover only one of the categories of 
products listed in Annex V. 
Art icle 13 
Exports shall be set off against the quantitative limits established for 
the year in which the products covered by the export licence have been 
shipped within the meaning of Article 2 (3) of the Regulation. 
Article 14 
1. The authorities of the Member States designated on the export licence 
shall issue an import authorization, within a maximum of five working days 
of the presentation by the importer of the original of the corresponding 
export licence. This presentation must be effected not later than 31 March 
of the year following that in which the goods covered by the licence have 
been shipped. 
Sto 
2. The import authorizations shall be valid for six months from the date 
of their issue. 
3. The import authorizations shall be valid only in the Member State 
which issued them. 
4. The declaration or request made by the importer in order to obtain 
the import authorization shall contain: 
a) the names of the importer and exporter; 
b) the country of origin of the products or, when different, the country 
of export or of purchase-, 
c) a description of the products including: 
- their commercial designation, 
- a description of the products in accordance with the combined 
nomenclature (CN code); 
d) the appropriate category and the quantity in the appropriate unit as 
indicated in Annex V and .. for the products in question; 
e) the value of the products, as indicated in box 12 of the export 
I icence-, 
f) where appropriate, dates of payment and delivery and a copy of the 
bill of lading and of the purchase contract; 
g) date and number of the export licence-, 
h) any internal code used for administrative purposes; 
i) date and signature of importer. 
5. Importers shall not be obliged to import the total quantity covered 
by an import authorization in a single consignment. 
Art icle 15 
The validity of import authorizations issued by the authorities of the 
member States shall be subject to the validity of and the quantities 
indicated in the export licences issued by the comptent authorities of the 
supplier countries on the basis of which the import authorities have been 
issued. 
Article 16 
Import authorizations or equivalent documents shall be issued by the 
competent authories of the Member States in conformity with article 3 
paragraph 2 and without discrimination to any importer in the Community 
wherever the place of his establishment may be in the Community, without 
prejudice to compliance with other conditions required under current rules. 
£1 
Art icle 17 
1. If the Commission finds that the total quantities covered by export 
licences issued by a supplier country for a particular category in any 
agreement year exceed the quantitative limit established for that category, 
the competent licence author!tes in the Member States shall be informed 
immediately to suspend the further issue of import authorizations or import 
documents. In this event, the special consultation procedure set out in 
Article 16 of the Regulation shall be initiated forthwith by the 
Commission. 
2. The competent authorities of a Member State shall refuse to issue 
import authorizations for products originating in a supplier country which 
are not covered by export licenses issued in accordance with the provisions 
of this Annex. 
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Part III 
Double-checking system 
(for products subject to surveillance) 
Article 18 
1. The competent authorities of the supplier countries listed in Table A 
shall issue an export licence or an export information document in respect 
of all textile products subject to surveillance procedures under the double-
checking system. 
2. In the case of Turkey, the export information document for textile 
products shall be issued by the Turkish associations of exporters of textile 
products and clothing in Istanbul, Akdeniz (Cukurova), Ege (Izmir), Uludag 
(Bursa), Antalya and Guneydogu. In the case of Egypt, export licences shall 
be issued and stamped by the Cotton Textile Consolidation Fund. 
3. The original of the export licence shall be presented by the importer for 
the purposes of the issue of the import authorization referred to in 
Article 14. 
Article 19 
1. The export licence shall conform to the specimen appended to this Annex 
and may also contain a translation into another language. 
2. However, in the case of Turkey, Egypt and Malta, the export licence shall 
conform to the respective specimens attached to this Annex. 
3. Each export licence shall cover only one of the categories of products 
Iisted in Table A. 
Art icle 20 
Exports shall be recorded under the year in which the products covered by 
the export licence were shipped. 
Art icle 21 
1. The authorities of the Member State designated on the export licence 
shall issue an import authorization within a maximum of five working days of 
the presentation by the importer of the original of the corresponding export 
licence. This presentation must be effected not later than 31 March of the 
ss 
year following that in which the goods covered by the licence were shipped. 
This time limit does not apply to Egypt and Malta; in the case of Turkey, 
all export information documents must be presented to the competent 
authorities of the Member States within one month of the date of their 
i ssue. 
2. The import authorizations shall be valid for six months from the date of 
their issue-, in the case of Turkey, the time limit is two months. In 
exceptional circumstances, their validity may be extended by one month. 
3. The declaration or request made by the importer in order to obtain the 
import authorization shall contain: 
(a) the names of the importer and exporter-, 
(b) the country of origin of the products and, when different, the 
country of export or of purchase (this shall not apply to Turkey, 
Egypt or Malta); 
(c) a description of the products including-. 
- their commercial designation, 
- a description of the products in accordance with the Combined 
Nomenclature CN code-, 
(d) the appropriate category and the quantity in the appropriate unit, 
as indicated in Table A, for the products in question; 
(e) the value of the products, as indicated in the export licence; 
(f) where appropriate, dates of payment and delivery and a copy of the 
bill of lading and of the purchase contract; 
(g) date and number of the export licence-, 
(h) any internal code used for administrative purposes; 
(i) date and signature of importer. 
4. Importers shall not be obliged to import the total quantity covered by an 
import authorization in a single consignment. 
Article 22 
The validity of import authorizations issued by the authorities of the 
Member States shall be subject to the validity of and the quantities 
indicated in the export licences issued by the competent authorities of the 
supplier countries on the basis of which the import authorizations have been 
issued. 
bO 
Art icle 23 
Import authorizations or equivalent documents shall be issued without 
discrimination to any importer in the Community wherever the place of his 
establishment may be in the Community, without prejudice to compliance with 
the other conditions required under current rules. 
Article 24 
The competent authorities of a Member State shall refuse to issue import 
authorizations for products originating in a supplier country which are not 
covered by export licences issued in accordance with the provisions of this 
Annex. 
Article 25 
Reimportation of textile products listed in Table B of this Annex in 
accordance with the regulations on economic outward processing traffic 
applied in the Community shall not be subject to Parts III and IV, but shall 
be subject to retrospective surveillance. 
t\ 
PART IV 
Single checking system 
(for products subject to surveillance) 
Art icle 26 
1. Textile products coming from supplier countries listed in Table C shall 
be subject to a system of simple prior surveillance. 
2. The release for free circulation of the products referred to in 
paragraph 1 shall be subject to presentation of a surveillance document. 
3. The competent authorities of the Member States shall issue surveillance 
documents within a maximum of five working days of a request being 
submitted by the importer. 
4. The surveillance document shall conform to the attached specimen. 
Article 27 
The declaration or request presented by the importer to the competent 
authority of the Member State of release for free circulation for issue of a 
surveillance document shall state: 
the name and address of importer, exporter and declarant, 
the country of origin, 
the models and numbers, number and types of packages, the 
description of the goods, 
the Combined Nomenclature code for the products, 
the textile category, 
the quantity of products in the unit specified in Table C for the 
category concerned, 
the date and place of importation, if known, 
the CAF value at the EEC border, in ecus, 
and shall be accompanied by a certified copy of the bill of lading, letter 
of credit, contract or any other commercial document indicating a firm 
intention to carry out the importation. 
Article 28 
The importation into the Community of textile products listed in Table D of 
this Annex shall not be subject to Parts III and IV, but shall be subject to 
retrospective surveillance. 
bl 
PART V 
Art icle 29 
1. The export licence or equivalent document referred to in Articles 11 and 
19 and the certificate of origin may include additional copies duty 
indicated as such. They shall be made out in English, French or Spanish. 
2. The surveillance documents referred to in Article 26 shall include at 
least one extra copy for the competent authorities issuing the 
surveillance documents. They shall be made out in the official language 
or one of the official languages of the Member State issuing the 
documents. 
3. If the documents referred to above are completed by hand, entries must be 
in ink and in block letters. 
4. The export licences or equivalent documents, certificates of origin and 
surveillance documents shall measure 210 x 297 mm. The paper shall must 
be white writing paper, sized, not containing mechanical pulp1 and 
weighing not less than 25 g/m2. Each part shall have a printed 
gui I loche pattern background making any falsification by mechanical or 
chemical means apparent to the eye2»3. 
5. Only the original shall be accepted by the competent authorities in the 
Community as being valid for import purposes in accordance with the 
provisions of this Regulation3. 
6. Each export licence or equivalent document and the certificate of origin 
shall bear a standardized serial number, whether or not printed, by which 
it can be ident if ied4. 
7. This number shall be composed of the following elements5: 
two letters identifying the exporting country as follows: 
- Argent ina - AR 
- Bangladesh - BD 
- BraziI - BR 
- Bui gar ia - BG 
- Czech Republic - CZ 
- Egypt - EG 
- Hong Kong - HK 
- Hungary - HU 
- India - IN 
1 and 2 This is not obligatory for Hong-Kong. 
3 This is not obligatory for Turkey, Egypt and Malta. 
4 In the casae of Hong Kong, this is obligatory only for the export licence 
5 This is not obligatory for Sri Lanka. In the case of Peru, Singapore, 
Egypt and Malta, this provision will enter into force at a later date. 
ti 
Indonesia 
Macao 
Malays i a 
MongoIi a 
Malta 
Pakistan 
Peru 
Phi Iippines 
Poland 
Roman i a 
Singapore 
Slovakia 
South Korea 
Sr i Lanka 
Taiwan 
Thai land 
Turkey 
Uruguay 
VietNam ID 
MO 
MY 
MN 
MT 
PK 
PE 
PH 
PL 
RO 
SG 
SK 
KR 
LK 
TW 
TH 
TR 
UY 
VN 
two letters identifying the Member State of destination as follows: 
BL - Benelux 
DE - Federal Republic of Germany 
DK - Denmark 
EL - Greece 
ES - Spain 
FR - France 
GB * United Kingdom 
IE - Ireland 
IT - Italy 
PT » Portugal 
a one-digit number identifying the quota year or the year under 
which exports were recorded, in the case of products listed in Table 
A of this Annex, corresponding to the last figure in the year in 
question, e.g. '3' for 1993, 
a two-digit number identifying the issuing office in the exporting 
country, 
a five-digit number running consecutively from 00001 to 99999 
allocated to the specific Member State of destination. 
Art icle 30 
The export licence and the certificate of origin may be issued after the 
shipment of the products to which they relate. In such cases they shall 
bear the endorsement 'délivré à posteriori' or 'issued retrospectively* 
or 'expedido con posterioridad'. 
^ 
Article 31 
In the event of theft, loss or destruction of an export licence or a 
certificate of origin, the exporter may apply to the competent authority 
which issued the document for a duplicate to be made out on the basis of 
the export documents in his possession. The duplicate licence or 
certificate issued in this way shall bear the endorsement 'duplicata' or 
'dupIi cate' or 'dupIi cado'. 
The duplicate shall bear the date of the original licence or certificate 
Li 
TAB±E_& 
Countr.es and ct.flor.es subject to.the syste- of 
double eheck.no surveillance, 
<The complete description or the ctegor.es Is shown In Annex I) 
Third (VMintrv 
BANGLADESH 
TURKEY 
EGYPT Croups 
I B 
I A 
I B 
t I A 
MALTA I I I A 
I A 
I B 
I I A 
I B Category 
4 
6 
8 
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
20 
ex 22a(1) 
12 
13 
18<2> 
26 
83 ex 
33 
41 
65 
1 
2 
4 
20 
6 Uni! 
1000 pieces 
M •• 
M •' 
tonnes 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
•i 
1000 pairs 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
tonnes 
M 
•I 
tonnes 
•• 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
1000 pieces 
YTTCN codes 550870,9, 55093,10. 55093,90. 55093210. 55093290 
(2) CN codes 62079,00, 620891,0 
J_A3k£_B_ 
Countries and categories subject to 
"a posteriori" surveillance for OPT 
(The complete description of the categories is shown in Annex I) 
Third Country 
TURKEY 
MALTA 
MOROCCO Group. 
I B 
Il B 
I B 
TUNISIA Il B 
I B Category 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
12 
13 
26 
83 
6 
7 
8 
26 
6 Unit 
1000 pieces 
•• " 
1000 pieces 
u •• 
1000 pairs 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
» » 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
Q 
TABLE C 
Countries and categories subject to the system of 
simple surveillance 
(The complete description of the categories is shown in Annex I) 
Third Country Groups Category Unit 
MOROCCO 
(only Tanger zone) I B 1000 pieces 
M u 
• I M 
TURKEY I I B 
I I A 26 
32 
39 tonnes 
I I B 24 
27 
28 
29 
73 1000 pieces 
u ii 
•i ii 
I I I A 56 
70 
74 
75 tonnes 
MALTA tonnes 
1000 pieces 
•i » 
•i II 
L% 
TABLE D 
Countries and categories subject to the system of 
"a posteriori" simple surveillance 
(The complete description of the categories is shown in Annex I) 
Third Country Groups Category Unit 
MOROCCO I B 6 1000 pieces 
7 
tS Il M 
8 " " 
MB 26 .... 
TUNISIA I A 2 tonnes 
I B 6 1000 pieces 
• lni'lrl .'i.tiiii' lull Hill" v ' minimi 
«IMlM.ïlt'lll muni .KlifM' ' iitii|ili'ii' ii.iv.1 
S Consignee 'name full address couniiy) 
Destinataire (nom adtesse complete oavsi ORIGINAL 
J Quota yea» 
Année conlinqentaiip No 
4 Categoiy numbe< 
Numéro de catégorie 
CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN 
(Textile products) 
CERTIFICAT D'ORIGINE 
(Produits textiles) 
6 Country of origin 
Pays o"ongme Country of destination 
Pays de destination 
8 Place and dale ol shipment - Means of tiensoo'1 
l>eu et date d'embarquement Moyen de transput 9 Supplementary details 
Données supplémentaires 
U 10 Marks and numbers Number and kind 01 packages ill SCRlPllON OF GOODS 
Maiques et numéros - Nombre et nature des colis UfSlGNAllON OÉS MARCHANDAIS 11 Quantity ('i 
Quantité (') 12 fOB Value (•'} 
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Community 
Je soussigné certifie que les marchandises désignées ci-dessus sont originaires du pays figurant dans la case 6. conformément aux dispositions en vigueur dans la Communauté 
économique européenne. 
14 Competent authority (nam? lull addinss cimniiy) 
Autniilr i.nmpètcntr (mini .iilir.sr i nmiilHi' u.iyM 
If) AI ft 
EXPORTER (Full Name & Address) 
CONSIGNEE (l« required) Certificate No. 
GOVERNMENT OF HONG KONG 
CERTIFICATE OF 
HONG KONG ORIGIN 
Carrier 
Port of Discharge Port of Loading 
Final Destination It on Carnage Dale of Departure 
(on or about) Country of Destination 
Factory Number 
Matk(:.) & Numt>et(',) Number .ind 'lyne i)t I'.u>a<]<-:. & 
Description oi Uood-, Quantity or Weight 
(in words and ligures) Drand Names. 01 
labels (it any) 
I hort'by certify that the poods described above were made in Hong Kong. 
11 for Director of Trade Industry and Customs 
ORIGINAL - WHITE 
DUPLICATE YELLOW 
TRIPLICATE IIGHT HI lit CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED 
TIC If. (Rev i 
1 Exporter (name, lull address, country) 
Exportateur (nom. adresse complete, pays) 
5 Consignee (name, lull address, country) 
Destinataire (nom. adresse complète, pays) ORIGINAL 
3 Quota year 
Année contingentais No 
4 Category number 
Numéro de catégorie 
EXPORJ LICENCE 
(Textile products) 
LICENCE D'EXPORTATION 
(Produits textiles) 
6 Country ot origin 
Pays d'origine 7 Country of destination 
Pays de destination 
8 Place and date of shipment - Means of transport 
Lieu et date d'embarquement - Moyen de transport 9 Supplementary details 
Oonnèes supplémentaires 
IE 
ol 
£ Z 
3S 
5% 
11 10 Marks and numbers - Number and kind of packages - DESCRIPTION OF GOODS 
Marques et numéros - Nombre et nature des colis - DESIGNATION DES MARCHANDISES 11.Quantity (') 
Quantité (') 12 FOB Value (') 
Valeur fob (') 
13 CERTIFICATION BY THE COMPETENT AUTHORITY - VISA OE L'AUTORITÉ COMPÉTENTE 
I. the undersigned, certify that the goods described above have been charged against the quantitative limit established for the year shown m box No 3 in respect ol the 
category shown in box No 4 by the provisions regulating trade in textile products with the European Economic Community. 
Je soussigné certifie que les marchandises désignées ci-dessus ont été imputées sur la limite quantitative fixée pour l'année indiquée dans la case 3 pour la catégorie désignée dans 
ta case 4 dans le cadre des dispositions régissant les échanges de produits textiles avec la Communauté économique européenne. 
14 Competent authority (name, full address, country) 
Autorité compétente (nom. adresse complète, pays) 
1% At-A on - le 
(Signature) (Stamp - Cachet) 

1 Exporter (name, full address, country) 
Exportateur (nom. adresse complète, pays) ORIGINAL 
3 Export year 
Année d'exportation 
5 Consignee (name, full address, country) 
Destinataire (nom, adresse complète, pays 2 No y 
4 Category number 
Numéro de catégorie 
EXPORT LICENCE 
(Textile products) 
LICENCE D'EXPORTATION 
(Produits textiles) 
6 Country of origin 
Pays d'origine 7 Country of destination 
Pays de destination 
•g 
o a 8 Place and date of shipment — Means of transport 
Lieu et date d'embarquement — Moyen de transport 9 Supplementary details 
Données supplémentaires 
NON-RESTRAINED TEXTILE CATEGORY 
CATÉGORIE TEXTILE NON LIMITÉE 
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Marques et numéros - Nombre et nature des colis - DÉSIGNATION DES MARCHANDISES 11 Quantity C) 
Quantité (1) 12 FOB Value p) 
Valeur FOB f) 
13 CERTIFICATION BY THE COMPETENT AUTHORITY - VISA DE L'AUTORITÉ COMPÉTENTE 
I, the undersigned, certify that the goods described above originated in the country shown in box No 6, in accordance with the provisions 
in force in the Agreement on trade in textile products between the European Ecorx)m"rC Community and l > ?•. 
Je soussigné certifie que les marchandises désignées ci-dessus sont originaires du pays figurant dans la case 6, conformément aux 
dispositions en vigueur dans l'accord sur le commerce des produits textiles entre la Communauté économique européenne et 
14 Competent authority (name, full address, country) 
Autorité compétente (nom, adresse complète, pays) At - À , on - le 
(Signature) (Stamp - Cachet) 
II. 

ANNEX IV 
referred to in Article 1 
Administrative cooperation 
Ar t i c I e 1 
The Commission shall supply the Member States' authorities with 
the names and addresses of authorities in the supplying countries 
competent to issue certificates of origin and export licences 
together with specimens of the stamps used by these authorities. 
Article 2 
1. Subsequent verification of certificates of origin or export 
licences shall be carried out at random, or whenever the 
competent Community authorities have reasonable doubt as to the 
authenticity of the certificate of origin or export licence or as 
to the accuracy of the information regarding the true origin of 
the products in question. 
In such cases the competent authorities in the Community shall 
return the certificate of origin or the export licence or a copy 
thereof of the competent governmental authority in the supplying 
country concerned, giving, where appropriate, the reasons of form 
or substance for an enquiry. If the invoice has been submitted, 
such invoice or a copy thereof shall be attached to the 
certificate of origin or export licence or copy thereof. The 
competent authorities shall also forward any information that has 
been offered suggesting that the particulars given on the said 
certificate or the said licence are inaccurate. 
2. The provisions of paragraph 1 shall also apply to subsequent 
verifications of declarations of origin. 
3. The results of the subsequent verifications carried out in 
accordance with paragraph 1 shall be communicated to the 
competent authorities of the Community within three months at the 
I atest . 
The information communicated shall indicate whether the disputed 
certificate, licence or declaration applies to the goods actually 
exported and whether the goods are eligible for export to the 
Community under this Regulation. The competent authorities of 
T* 
the Community may also request copies of all 
necessary to determine the facts fully, including, 
the origin of the goods^1^. documentât i on 
in particular, 
4. Should such verifications reveal abuse or major 
irregularities in the use of declarations of origin, the Member 
State concerned shall inform the Commission of this fact. The 
Commission shall pass the information on to the other Member 
States . 
At the request of a Member State or on the initiative of the 
Commission, the Committee on Origin shall, as soon as possible 
and in accordance with the procedure specified in Article 13 of 
Regulation (EEC) No 802/68, examine whether it is desirable to 
require the production or a certificate of origin in respect of 
the products and the supplying country concerned. 
The decision shall be taken in accordance with the 
specified in Article 14 of Regulation (EEC) No 802/68. procedure 
5. Random recourse to the procedure specified 
shall not constitute an obstacle to the release 
the products in question. in this Article 
for home use of 
Article 3 
1. Where the verification procedure referred to in Article 2 or 
where information available to the competent authorities in the 
Community indicates that the provisions of this Regulation are 
being contravened, the said authorities shall request the 
supplier country or countries concerned to carry out appropriate 
enquiries or arrange for such enquiries to be carried out 
concerning operations which are or appear to be in contravention 
of the provisions of this Regulation. The results of these 
enquiries shall be communicated to the competent authorities of 
the Community together with any other pertinent information 
enabling the true origin of the goods to be determined. 
2. In pursuance of the action taken under the terms of this 
Annex, the competent authorities of the Community may exchange 
any information with the competent governmental authorities of 
supplier countries which is considered to be of use in preventing 
the contravention of the provisions of this Regulation. 
(1 ) For the purpose of subsequent verification of certificates 
of origin, copies of the certificates as well as any export 
documents referring to them shall be kept for at least two 
years by the competent governmental authority in each 
supp lying count r y. 
11 
3. Where it is established that the provisions of this 
Regulation have been contravened, the Commission, acting 
according to the procedure laid down in Article 17 of the 
Regulation, may take, with the agreement of the supplier country 
or countries concerned, such measures as are necessary to prevent 
recurrence of such contravention. 
•?* 
ANNEX V 
COMMUNITY QUANTITATIVE LIMITS 
agreed for the years 1993 to 1995 
(The complete description of the goods is shown in Annex I) 
THIRD COUNTRY CATEGORY UNIT COMMUNITY QUANTITATIVE LIMITS 
1993 1994 1995 
Argent ina GROUP 
1 
2 
2a IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 4 246 
6 294 
5 728 4 331 
6 401 
5 825 4 418 
6 510 
5 924 
GROUP 
46 tonnes 19 579 20 754 21 999 
Braz i GROUP IA 
1 
2 
2a 
3 tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 35 837 
22 231 
4 709 
2 200 36 446 
22 453 
4 789 
2 288 37 066 
22 678 
4 870 
2 380 
GROUP 
4 
6D IB 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 29 800 
3 113 30 992 
3 238 32 232 
3 367 
GROUP 
9 
20 
22 
39 IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 6 502 
3 995 
11 851 
3 167 6 762 
4 155 
12 562 
3 357 7 033 
4 321 
13 316 
3 558 
GROUP 
46 I IA 
tonnes 18 352 19 453 20 620 
Bulgar ia GROUP 
1 
2 
2a tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 264 
2 164 
629 
GROUP 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 IB 
1 000 pieces 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 1 780 
2 052 
742 
556 
3 387 
GROUP 
14 
15 
73 
76 I IB 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
000 pieces 288 
565 
1 924 
2 146 
1) See appendix ?i 
China GROUP 
1 
2D 
2a 
3D 
3a tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 3 399 
25 720 
3 335 
5 189 
631 3 467 
26 234 
3 402 
5 345 
650 3 536 
26 759 
3 470 
5 505 
669 
GROUP IB 
41> 
*!> 
61> 
7D 
8D 000 pieces 
000 p^ece& 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 43 223 
11 470 
16 122 
7 966 
10 654 45 384 
1T 929 
16 767 
8 285 
10 974 47 653 
12 406 
17 438 
8 616 
11 303 
GROUP 
9 
20/39 
22 
23 
32 IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 4 600 
7 180 
13 111 
9 195 
3 407 4 876 
7 539 
13 898 
9 655 
3 543 5 169 
7 916 
14 732 
10 137 
3 685 
GROUP 
12 
13 
151> 
16 
18 
19 
2iD 
241) 
26D 
31 
73D 
76l) 
78 
83 IB 
1 000 
1 000 
1 000 
1 000 
tonnes 
1 000 
1 000 
1 000 
1 000 
1 000 
1 000 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes pa i rs 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
eces 
eces 
eces 
eces 
eces 
eces 17 
414 
11 
13 
4 
83 
11 
29 
4 
51 
3 
4 
21 
6 604 
892 
500 
000 
298 
530 
111 
362 
099 
000 
295 
501 
000 
300 18 484 
419 041 
11 960 
13 488 
4 513 
86 871 
11 667 
30 390 
4 304 
52 530 
3 460 
4 726 
21 630 
6 489 19 408 
423 232 
12 438 
13 993 
4 739 
90 346 
12 250 
31 
4 
54 
3 
4 453 
519 
106 
633 
962 
22 279 
6 684 
GROUP 
33D 
37 
37a I I IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 17 500 
10 519 
3 111 18 288 
11 150 
3 298 19 110 
11 819 
3 496 
GROUP 1MB 
10 1 000 pairs 52 695 54 803 56 995 
Czech 
repub ic GROUP IA 
2 tonnes 
2a tonnes 
3 tonnes 13 762.5 14 038 14 319 
5 662.5 5 776 5 891 
4 622 4 807 4 999 
GROUP IB 
4 
5 
61> 
7 
8 1 000 pieces 5 920 6 157 6 403 
1 000 pieces 3 249 3 379 3 514 
1 000 pieces 2 475 2 574 2 677 
1 000 pieces 1 152 1 198 1 246 
1 000 pieces 4 392 4 524 4 659 
1) See appendix So 
GROUP 
9 
20 
32 
39 IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 1 392 
1 512 
3 861 
954 1 448 
1 603 
4 093 
1 011 1 506 
1 699 
4 338 
1 072 
GROUP MB 
12 
15 
16 
17 
24D 
26 
76 000 pairs 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 12 000 
630 
1 000 
320 
1 550 
1 000 12 600 
661 .5 
1 050 
339 
1 627.5 
1 050 
tonnes 1 387.5 1 471 13 230 
695 
1 102.5 
359 
1 709 
1 102.5 
1 559 
GROUP MIA 
36 tonnes 1 134 1 191 1 251 
GROUP 
90 
110 
117 
118 tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 3 234 
3 465 
2 880 
1 035 3 428 
3 673 
3 053 
1 097 3 634 
3 894 
3 236 
1 163 
Hong Kong GROUP 
2 
2a 
3 
3a IA 
GROUP 
41) 
5 
6D 
7 
8 
GROUP 
32 
39 tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 13 
11 
11 
7 511 
627 
213 
511 13 538 
11 650 
11 236 
7 526 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 37 525 
28 536 
54 167 
31 775 
48 749 37 788 
28 707 
54 438 
32 029 
49 041 
IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 6 891 
1 505 7 063 
1 535 
GROUP MB 
12 
131) 
16 
18 
21D 
24 
26 
27 
29 
31 
68D 
73D 
77 
78 
83 1 000 pairs 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 sets 
tonnes 12 354 
81 992 
282 
278 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
tonnes 
1 000 sets 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 000 sets 
000 pieces 17 099 
8 378 
10 037 
9 953 
2 621 
19 888 
2 572 
2 013 
642 
9 051 
369 12 724 
82 812 
2 316 
7 459 
17 355 
8 588 
10 138 
10 152 
2 686 
20 485 
2 662 
2 054 
658 
9 277 
378 13 
11 
11 
7 565 
674 
258 
541 
38 052 
28 880 
54 711 
32 286 
49 335 
7 240 
1 565 
13 106 
83 640 
2 351 
7 646 
17 615 
8 803 
10 239 
10 355 
2 754 
21 099 
755 
095 
674 
509 
388 
1) See appendix % 
GROUP IMA 
61 tonnes 2 187 2 297 2 411 
GROUP 1MB 
10 1 000 pairs 87 536 89 287 91 073 
72 1 000 pieces 16 877 17 552 18 254 
74 1 000 sets 1 093 1 137 1 182 
Hungary GROUP IA 
2 tonnes 4 500 4 590 4 682 
2a tonnes 3 000 3 060 3 121 
3 tonnes 1 400 1 477 1 558 
GROUP IB 
4 1 000 pieces 6 500 6 793 7 098 
5 1 000 pieces 4 800 5 016 5 242 
61> 1 000 pieces 2 800 2 926 3 058 
7 1 000 pieces 2 000 2 090 2 184 
8 1 000 pieces 2 300 2 369 2 440 
GROUP I IA 
9 tonnes 850 893 937 
20 tonnes 2 200 2 321 2 449 
39 tonnes 1 200 1 272 1 348 
GROUP MB 
12 1 000 pairs 17 300 18 252 19 255 
15 1 000 pieces 1 750 1 855 1 966 
16 1 000 pieces 1 200 1 272 1 348 
17 1 000 pieces 900 954 1 011 
241> 1 000 pieces 4 200 4 452 4 719 
731> 1 000 pieces 2 200 2 332 2 472 
GROUP II IB 
117 tonnes 900 954 1 011 
India GROUP IA 
1 tonnes 33 599 34 271 34 956 
2 tonnes 48 150 48 992 49 850 
2a tonnes 10 981 11 639 12 338 
3 tonnes 20 725 21 554 22 416 
3a tonnes 4 145 4 310 4 483 
GROUP IB 
41> 1 000 pieces 36 505 38 148 39 865 
5 1 000 pieces 23 134 24 291 25 505 
61> 1 000 pieces 5 269 5 532 5 809 
7 1 000 pieces 48 779 49 999 51 249 
8 1 000 pieces 34 044 34 980 35 942 
GROUP MA 
9 tonnes 6 950 7 298 7 662 
20 tonnes 11 664 12 247 12 859 
39 tonnes 3 062 3 246 3 440 
62 
1) See appendix -. P V V C -* • -
GROUP MB 
15 1 000 pieces 3 939 4 176 4 426 
26 1 000 pieces 11 584 12 047 12 529 
27 1 000 pieces 10 553 10 975 11 415 
29 1 000 pieces 6 436 6 758 7 096 
FOLKLORE PRODUCTS 
6 1 000 pieces 646 678 712 
8 1 000 pieces 1 645 1 690 1 737 
15 1 000 pieces 730 774 821 
27 1 000 pieces 1 290 1 342 1 395 
Indonesia GROUP IA 
1 tonnes 13 800 14 214 14 640 
2 tonnes 18 110 18 834 19 588 
2a tonnes 6 740 7 010 7 290 
3 tonnes 14 006 14 706 15 442 
3a tonnes 7 461 7 834 8 226 
GROUP 1B 
4 1 000 pieces 30 450 31 668 32 935 
5 1 000 pieces 22 331 23 671 25 091 
61> 1 000 pieces 7 866 8 338 8 838 
7 1 000 pieces 6 016 6 377 6 760 
8 1 000 pieces 9 648 10 227 10 840 
GROUP MB 
21 1 000 pieces 25 441 26 204 26 990 
GROUP IMA 
35 tonnes 13 200 13 926 14 692 
Macao GROUP IB 
41> 1 000 pieces 11 983 12 103 12 224 
5 1 000 pieces 10 964 11 073 11 184 
61> 1 000 pieces 11 449 11 564 11 680 
7 1 000 pieces 4 474 4 519 4 564 
8 1 000 pieces 6 705 6 772 6 840 
GROUP I IA 
20 tonnes 154 158 163 
39 tonnes 194 199 205 
GROUP MB 
13 1 000 pieces 6 798 6 934 7 073 
15 1 000 pieces 386 398 410 
16 1 000 pieces 384 389 395 
18 tonnes 3 709 3 783 3 859 
19 tonnes 612 630 649 
211> 1 000 pieces 552 563 574 
241) 1 000 pieces 1 731 1 766 1 801 
26 1 000 pieces 1 019 1 034 1 050 
27 1 000 pieces 2 252 2 286 2 320 
31 1 000 pieces 6 626 6 825 7 030 
731) 1 000 pieces 1 111 1 133 1 156 
78 tonnes 1 381 1 409 1 437 
83 tonnes 315 325 334 
83 
1) See appendix 
Malaysia GROUP 
2 
2a 
3D 
3a D IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 5 094 
2 050 
10 734 
4 330 5 247 
2 112 
11 056 
4 460 5 404 
2 175 
11 388 
4 594 
GROUP 
4D 
5 
eD 
7 
8 1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 8 740 
4 270 
5 715 
27 200 
5 550 9 177 
4 484 
6 001 
28 016 
5 717 9 636 
4 708 
6 301 
28 856 
5 888 
GROUP MA 
22 tonnes 7 136 7 564 8 018 
MongoIi a GROUP IB 
5 
5aD 1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 750 
105 780 
109 811 
113 
Pak istan GROUP IA 
1 
2 
2a 
3 tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 9 053 
26 219 
4 000 
38 033 9 280 
26 874 
4 240 
39 554 9 512 
27 546 
4 
41 495 
136 
GROUP 
4D 
5 
•6D 
7 
8 IB 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 18 165 
4 637 
21 300 
12 500 
4 245 19 074 
4 915 
22 365 
13 250 
4 372 20 027 
5 210 
23 483 
14 045 
4 503 
GROUP 
9 
20 
39 IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 3 788 
16 658 
8 000 4 015 
17 741 
8 400 4 256 
18 894 
8 820 
GROUP 
18 
26 IB 
tonnes 
1 000 pieces 12 000 
12 099 12 720 
12 825 13 483 
13 594 
Peru GROUP 
1D 
2 IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 9 489 
5 165 9 963 
5 527 10 461 
5 913 
Phi I ippines GROUP 
41) 
5 
eD 
7 
8 IB 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
p ieces 15 895 
7 -489 
6 403 
4 256 
5 170 16 611 
7 863 
6 755 
4 426 
5 351 17 358 
8 257 
7 127 
4 603 
5 538 
1) See appendi x 81, 
GROUP I IB 
13 
15 
21D 
26 
31 
73D OOO 
OOO 
OOO 
OOO 
OOO 
OOO pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 14 674 
1 923 
5 540 
2 485 
10 063 
10 310 15 554 
2 038 
5 872 
2 634 
10 667 
10 826 16 487 
2 161 
6 225 
2 792 
11 307 
11 367 
GROUP 
10 IB 
1 000 pairs 12 834 13 604 14 421 
Poland GROUP IA 
2 
2a 
3 tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 7 000 
2 000 
3 720 7 140 
2 040 
3 869 7 283 
2 081 
4 024 
GROUP 
41) 
5 
6D 
8 IB 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 21 000 
7 400 
4 500 
3 800 21 840 
7 733 
4 725 
3 933 22 714 
8 081 
4 961 
4 071 
GROUP I IA 
9 tonnes 
20 tonnes 2 500 
2 600 2 625 
2 730 2 756 
2 867 
GROUP 
12 
14 
15 
16 
24D 
26 IB 
1 000 pairs 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 20 500 
500 
350 
725 
500 
500 21 730 
1 590 
2 491 
1 829 
5 830 
4 770 23 034 
1 685 
2 640 
1 938 
6 180 
5 056 
GROUP 
90 
117 
118 I I IB 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 4 000 
2 600 
2 000 4 200 
2 756 
2 120 4 410 
2 921 
2 247 
Roman ia GROUP IA 
1 
2 
2a 
3 tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 168 
659 
846 
427 
GROUP IB 
4D 
5 
6 
7 
8 000 
000 
000 
000 
000 p ieces 
pieces 
pieces 
p ieces 
pieces 20 657 
13 140 
5 319 
925 
7 790 
GROUP 
20 IA 
tonnes 1 270 
1) See appendix S£ 
- -P T) tj e—f — 
Slovak 
republic GROUP 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
24 
26 
68 
73D I IB 
1 000 pairs 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
tonnes 
1 000 pieces 41 916 
18 929 
78 tonnes 064 
675 
221 
261 
683 
274 
817 
714 
440 
GROUP MIA 
36 tonnes 640 
37 tonnes 4 639 
41 tonnes 5 230 
55 tonnes 17 314 
58 tonnes 1 161 
GROUP 1MB 
99 tonnes 1 018 
117 tonnes 1 206 
118 tonnes 627 
Singapore GROUP IA 
2 tonnes 3 503 3 608 3 716 
2a tonnes 1 728 1 780 1 834 
3 tonnes 853 895 940 
GROUP IB 
4D 1 000 pieces 18 176 18 903 19 659 
5 1 000 pieces 10 554 10 976 11 415 
6D 1 000 pieces 10 526 11 000 11 495 
7 1 000 pieces 9 121 9 486 9 865 
8 1 000 pieces 6 265 6 453 6 647 
GROUP IA 
2 tonnes 
2a tonnes 
3 tonnes 2 787.5 2 843 2 900 
1 887.5 1 925 1 964 
1 798 1 870 1 945 
GROUP 
4 
5 
6D 
7 
8 B 
000 P 
000 p 
000 P 
000 p 
000 P eces 
eces 
eces 
eces 
eces 1 480 
2 451 
2 025 
768 
2 808 1 539 
2 549 
2 106 
799 
2 892 
GROUP 
9 
20 
32 
39 IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 58 
1 188 
39 
561 60 
1 259 
41 
595 1 601 
2 651 
2 190 
831 
2 979 
62 
1 335 
44 
630 
1) See appendix Si 
GROUP I IB 
12 
15 
16 
17 
24D 
26 
76 OOO pairs 
OOO pieces 
OOO pieces 
OOO pieces 
OOO pieces 
OOO pieces 
tonnes 13 000 
770 
1 000 
960 
3 450 
1 000 
2 362.5 13 650 
808.5 
1 050 
1 018 
3 622.5 
1 050 
2 504 14 333 
849 
102.5 
079 
803 
102.5 
655 
GROUP IMA 
36 tonnes 666 699 734 
GROUP 
90 
110 
117 
118 I I IB 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 616 
35 
320 
115 653 
37 
339 
122 692 
39 
360 
129 
South Korea GROUP IA 
1 
2 
2a 
3 tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
3a tonnes 880 
5 591 
706 
4 480 
669 881 
5 596 
707 
4 503 
675 
GROUP 
4D 
5 
6D 
7 1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
8 1 000 pieces 12 521 
28 110 
5 172 
8 649 
29 494 12 659 
28 278 
5 236 
8 714 
29 715 
GROUP I IA 
g tonnes 
22 tonnes 
32 tonnes 1 167 
13 288 
2 087 1 197 
13 753 
2 149 
GROUP I IB 
12 1 000 pa irs 
13 1 000 pieces 
14 1 000 pieces 
15 1 000 pieces 
16 1 000 pieces 
171) 1 000 pieces 
18 tonnes 
21 D 1 000 pieces 
24 1 000 pieces 
26 1 000 pieces 
27 1 000 pieces 
28 1 000 pieces 
291> 1 000 pieces 
31 1 000 pieces 
68 tonnes 
73 1 000 pieces 
77 tonnes 
78 tonnes 
83 tonnes 133 136 
8 915 
5 999 
7 767 
905 
2 738 
1 377 
12 281 
% 130 
2 752 
1 615 
627 
477 
5 560 
1 088 
796 
1 793 
5 356 
313 136 465 
9 048 
6 149 
8 000 
923 
2 780 
1 418 
12 526 
4 266 
2 780 
1 647 
646 
491 
699 
142 
812 
838 
544 
320 882 
5 602 
708 
4 525 
682 
12 798 
28 448 
5 302 
8 780 
29 938 
1 227 
14 235 
2 214 
139 876 
9 184 
6 303 
8 240 
941 
2 821 
1 461 
12 777 
4 407 
2 808 
1 680 
665 
506 
5 841 
1 199 
828 
1 883 
5 738 
328 
1) See appendix n 
GROUP 
33 
35 
36 
37 
50 I IA 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 5 559 
5 024 
4 044 
5 840 
669 5 810 
5 275 
4 287 
6 132 
701 6 071 
5 539 
4 544 
6 439 
734 
GROUP 1MB 
10 
67 
70 
86 
91 
97 
97a D 
100 
111 1 000 pairs 
tonnes 
1 000 pairs 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 22 210 
1 221 
010 
993 
672 
118 
358 
950 
91 23 099 
270 
430 
353 
706 
185 
380 
247 
96 24 023 
1 321 
7 876 
6 734 
741 
1 257 
403 
5 562 
103 
Sr i Lanka GROUP 
6D 
7 
8 IB 
1 000 pieces 5 361 5 736 6 138 
1 000 pieces 8 581 9 182 9 825 
1 000 pieces 6 877 7 358 7 873 
GROUP 
21D 1 000 pieces 5 768 6 229 6 727 
Ta iwan GROUP 
2 
2a 
3 
3a tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 5 797 
395 
8 034 
620 
GROUP IB 
41) 
5 
eD 
7 
8 5 803 
397 
8 074 
626 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 10 246 
20 427 
5 231 
3 265 
8 601 10 380 
20 549 
5 296 
3 292 
8 687 
GROUP I IA 
20 tonnes 
22 tonnes 
23 tonnes 243 
7 919 
4 603 249 
8 078 
4 741 5 808 
399 
8 115 
633 
10 515 
20 673 
5 362 
3 320 
8 774 
255 
8 239 
4 883 
1) See appendi x 86 
— P u g e t~©~ 
GROUP 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
21D 
24 
26 
27 
28D 
68 
73 
77 
78 IB 
1 OOO pairs 
1 OOO pieces 
1 OOO pieces 
1 OOO pieces 
1 OOO pieces 
1 OOO pieces 
tonnes 
1 OOO pieces 
1 OOO pieces 
1 OOO pieces 
1 OOO pieces 
1 OOO pieces 
tonnes 
1 OOO pieces 
tonnes 
tonnes 33 893 
2 628 34 570 
83 tonnes 3 368 
2 217 
398 
801 
1 704 
5 564 
3 735 
3 034 
1 629 
1 801 
555 
1 556 
272 
4 044 
901 2 680 
3 486 
2 283 
406 
817 
1 746 
5 648 
3 828 
3 064 
1 662 
1 846 
578 
1 579 
289 
4 165 
928 35 262 
2 734 
3 608 
2 352 
414 
833 
1 790 
732 
924 
095 
695 
1 892 
601 
1 ©03 
306 
4 290 
956 
GROUP M IA 
33 tonnes 
35 tonnes 
37 tonnes 1 279 
6 124 
15 036 1 343 
6 368 
15 638 1 410 
6 623 
16 263 
GROUP 
10 
67 
74 
91 
97 
97aD B 
eces 1 000 pairs 
tonnes 
1 000 p 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
110 tonnes 19 236 
1 142 
232 
1 082 
959 
452 
3 735 20 005 
1 204 
245 
1 136 
1 007 
474 
3 960 20 805 
1 271 
258 
1 192 
1 057 
498 
4 197 
Thai land GROUP 
1 
2 
2a 
3D tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
3a 1 ) tonnes 15 
11 
2 
20 
5 654 
428 
975 
640 
424 16 
11 
3 
21 
5 124 
771 
064 
259 
586 
GROUP IB 
4 
5 
6 
7 1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
8 1 000 pieces 23 298 
16 499 
4 647 
5 545 
2 944 24 463 
17 324 
4 880 
5 822 
3 047 
GROUP MA 
22 tonnes 2 647 2 806 
GROUP 
12 
21 
24D 
26 I IB 
1 000 pairs 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 17 337 
7 388 
3 884 
4 265 18 377 
3 1 000 pieces 2 486 831 
117 
521 
635 16 
12 
3 
21 
5 607 
124 
156 
897 
754 
25 687 
18 190 
5 124 
6 113 
3 154 
2 974 
19 480 
8 301 
4 364 
4 792 
2 793 
89 
1) See appendi x 
GROUP 1MB 
10 1 000 pairs 14 541 15 559 16 648 
97 tonnes 1 318 1 397 1 480 
97aD tonnes 1 150 1 219 1 292 
Vietnam GROUP 1 
Categories 1, 22, 23, 41, 42, 43, 47, 48, 49, 56, 
115, 125a, 125b, 127a, 127b, 130a, 130b 
1 710 1 747 1 783 
Total tonnes 
of which: 150 150 
1 tonnes ^ 2Q4 208 
U tonnes tôO 165 159 
23 tonnes 200 209 218 
41 tonnes ™" 71 72 
115 tonnes 152 154 
130a/130b tonnes '^ 
GROUP 2 
Categor ies 2, 3. 32, 33. 34, 35. 36, 37, 50. 53, 61, 
100, 117, 136 
2 113 2 165 2 218 
Total tonnes ^ 
of which: 451 452 
2 tonnes * 251 252 
3 tonnes «" 52 53 
32 tonnes J> 208 216 
35 tonnes ^ 133 138 
36 tonnes * 132 137 
37 tonnes 107 112 
50 tonnes '« 71 71 
117 tonnes ___ 
GROUP 3 
Categories 38a, 63. 65. 140 
386 398 410 Total tonnes JOD 
of which: 230 239 
65 tonnes "' 
1) See appendix - ..P " Q g J^ 
91 
GROUP 6 
Categories 9, 19, 20, 38b, 39, 40, 58, 59, 60, 62, 
66, 90, 91, 93, 95, 96, 97, 101, 109. 110, 
111, 112, 113, 118, 120, 123, 141, 142, 
151a, 151b 
Total tonnes 2 736 2 797 2 860 
of which: 
9 tonnes 700 718 736 
^ï& 1^)Ô0^4eces 500^ 515 530 
20 tonnes 141 145 149 
39 tonnes 116 118 120 
90 tonnes 100 103 106 
97 tonnes 70 72 74 
118 tonnes 57 58 59 
°il 
1) See appendi x 
Appendix to Annex V 
CATEGORY THIRD COUNTRY REMARKS 
Peru In addition to the quantitative limits shown 
in Annex V, an additional annual quantity of 
900 tonnes of products falling within category 
1 is reserved for imports into the Community 
for processing by the EC industry. 
China For fabrics 
5208 11 90, 
13 00, 
22 be Iow 155 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5811 11 , 
29 00, 
32 91 , 
41 
49 
53 
12 
22 00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
32 00, 
42 00. 
49 90, 
59 00, 
19 
39 
49 
19 
39 
43 
11 
13 
21 
23 00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
10, 
90, 
10, 
90, 
00 00 
addi t iona 5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 24 
and ex 6308 
quant i t ies ma cm 
12 
19 
22 
31 
33 
42 
51 
59 
19 
29 
39 
43 
51 
11 
31 
41 
11 
31 
41 
49 
11 
14 
21 
10 in wid 
11, 
00. 
91 , 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
10, 
10, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
00, 
19, 
90, 
10, 
90, 
521 
00 00) 
y be ex th (CN codes: 
5208 12 91, 
5208 21 90, 
5208 23 00, 
5208 32 11, 
5208 39 00, 
5208 43 00, 
5208 52 10, 
5209 11 00, 
5209 21 00, 
5209 31 00, 
5209 41 00, 
5209 49 10, 
5209 52 00, 
5210 12 00, 
5210 32 00, 
5210 42 00, 
5211 12 00, 
5211 32 00, 
5211 42 00, 
5211 49 90, 
5212 13 90, 
5212 14 90, 
5212 23 10, 
2 24 90, ex 
the fo Mowing 
ported to the 
EEC by China 
1993 
1994 
1995 1 333 
1 358 
1 385 tons 
tons 
tons 
For fabric for medical gauze (CN codes: 
5208 11 10 and 5208 21 10) the following 
additional quantities may be exported to the 
EEC by China-. 
1993 
1994 
1995 1 840 tons 
1 877 tons 
1 914 tons 
Possibility of transfer to and from category 3 
of up to 40% of the category to which the 
transfer is made. 
93> 
China Possibility of transfer with category 2 of up 
to 40% of the category to which the transfer 
is made 
Malaysia 
Thai land The quantitative limits shown in Annex V 
include cotton fabric falling within category 
2. 
3a Malaysia 
Thai land The quantitative limits shown in Annex V 
include cotton fabric other than unbleached or 
bleached falling within category 2a. 
China 
Hong Kong 
India 
Macao 
Malaysia 
Pak istan 
Phi Iippines 
Poland 
Roman i a 
Singapore 
South Korea 
Taiwan For the purpose of setting off exports against 
the agreed quantitative limits a conversion 
rate of five garments (other than babies' 
garments) of a maximum commercial size of 130 
cm for three garments whose commercial size 
exceeds 130 cm may be applied for up to 5% of 
the quantitative limits. 
For Hong Kong, Macao and South Korea, this 
figure shall be 3%, and for Taiwan 4%. 
The export license concerning these products 
must bear, in box 9, the words 'The conversion 
rate for garments of a commercial size of not 
more than 130 cm must be applied'. 
China These figures include the following quantities 
reserved for European industry for a period of 
180 days each year : 
1993 
1994 
1995 562 000 pieces 
584 000 pieces 
608 000 pieces 
For products of 
anoraks, windcheaters, wa than category 5 (other 
ster jackets and the 
fa I Iing within CN 
— -- 95, a i iw> UINO, niiiu^iivsui^/i ot nui^vv/i j u w rv \^ v. j ui IU 
like) of fine animal hair falling withii 
codes: 6110 10 35, 6110 10 38, 6110 10 »o 
6110 10 98, the following sub-limits appl 
within the quantitative limits established fo 
category 5: category 5: 
1993: 140 000 pieces 
1994: 144 000 pieces 
1995: 148 000 pieces 
5a MongoIi a Products of kashmir or fine animal hair 
(CN-codes 6110 1035, 6110 1038, 6110 1095 and 
6110 1098) 
The export licences and certificates of origin 
should bear in box 4 the category "5a"; in box 
9 the words "Products of fine animal hair" or 
"Produits en poils fins"; in box 10 the type 
of fine hair of which the product consists. 
% 
China These figures include the following quantities 
reserved for European industry for a period of 
180 days each year : 
1993 
1994 
1995 1 000 000 pieces 
1 040 000 pieces 
1 082 000 pieces 
The following additional quantities of shorts 
(CN codes 6203 41 90, 6203 42 90, 6203 43 90, 
6203 49 50) may be exported by China to the 
EEC: 
1993: 994 000 pieces 
1994: 1 034 000 pieces 
1995: 1 075 000 pieces 
Brazi I 
Czech Rep. 
Slovak Rep. 
Hungary 
India 
Indonesia 
Macao 
Malaysia 
Pak istan 
Ph iIippines 
Poland 
Singapore 
South Korea 
Sr i Lanka 
Taiwan For the purpose of setting off exports against 
the agreed quantitative limits a conversion 
rate of five garments (other than babies' 
garments) of a maximum commercial size of 130 
cm for three garments whose commercial size 
exceeds 130 cm may be applied for up to 5% of 
the quantitative limits. 
For Macao this figure shall be 3% and for Hong 
Kong it shall be 1%. Utilization of the 
conversion rate for Hong Kong is limited in 
respect of long trousers to the subceiling 
shown below. 
The export license concerning these products 
must bear, in box 9, the words 'The conversion 
rate for garments of a commercial size of not 
more than 130 cm must be applied'. 
Hong Kong Within the quantitative limits laid down in 
Annex V there are the following sub-ceilings 
for long trousers falling within CN-codes 
62034110, 62034231, 62034233, 62034235, 
62034319, 62034919, 62046110, 62046231, 
62046239, 62046318, 62046918, 62113242, 
62113342, 62114242 and 62114342: 
1993 
1994 
1995 45 075 000 pieces 
45 301 000 pieces 
45 527 000 pieces 
The export license covering these products 
should be endorsed 'category 6 S'. 
China These figures include the following quantities 
reserved for European industry for a period of 
180 days each year : 
1993 
1994 
1995 607 000 pieces 
631 000 pieces 
657 000 pieces 
G s 
8 China These figures include the following quantities 
reserved for European industry for a period of 
180 days each year : 
1993: 1 000 000 pieces 
1994: 1 030 000 pieces 
1995: 1 061 000 pieces 
13 Hong Kong The quantitative limits shown in Annex V cover 
only products of cotton or synthetic fibres 
falling within CN codes 61071100, 61071200, 
61082100 and 61082200. 
In addition to the quantitative limits shown 
in Annex V, the following specific quantities 
were agreed for exports of products (of wool 
or regenerated fibres) falling within CN codes 
61071200, 61071900, 61082200 and 61082900: 
1993 
1994 
1995 1 607 tons 
1 671 tons 
1 738 tons 
The export license covering these products 
should be endorsed 'category 13 S'. 
15 China These figures include the foMowing quantities 
reserved for European industry for a period of 
180 days each year •. 
1993: 260 000 pieces 
1994: 270 000 pieces 
1995: 281 000 pieces 
17 South Korea Additional flexibility of 1.5% transfer in 
respect of products falling within category 21 
is ava i table. 
21 South Korea Additional flexibility of 1.5% transfer in 
respect of products falling within category 17 
is ava i lable. 
China For the purpose of setting off exports against 
Hong Kong the agreed quantitative limits a conversion 
Macao rate of five garments (other than babies' 
Philippines garments) of a maximum commercial size of 130 
South Korea cm for three garments whose commercial size 
Sri Lanka exceeds 130 cm may be applied for up to 5% of 
Taiwan the quantitative limits. 
For Hong Kong this figure shall be 2%, for 
South Korea 3% and for Taiwan 4%. 
The export license concerning these products 
must beat , in box 9, the words 'The conversion 
rate for garments of a commercial size of not 
more than 130 cm must be applied'. 
<H 
21 Ch ina These figures include 
reserved for European 
180 days each year : the following quantities 
industry for a period of 
1993 
1994 
1995 839 000 pieces 
881 000 pieces 
925 000 pieces 
24 China For the purpose of setting off exports against 
Czech Rep. the agreed quantitative limits a conversion 
Slovak Rep. rate of five garments (other than babies' 
Hungary garments) of a maximum commercial size of 130 
Macao cm for three garments whose commercial size 
Poland exceeds 130 cm may be applied for up to 5% of 
the quantitative limits. 
The export license concerning these products 
must bear, in box 9, the words 'The conversion 
rate for garments of a commercial size of not 
more than 130 cm must be applied'. 
Thai land The quantitative limits do not cover products 
falling within CN codes 61072100 and 61072200. 
26 China These figures include 
reserved for European 
180 days each year : 
1993 
1994 
1995 292 000 
307 000 
322 000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces the following quantities 
industry for a period of 
28 Ta iwan In addition to the quantitative limits laid 
down in Annex V, specific quantities were 
agreed for exports of bib and brace overalls, 
breeches and shorts falling within CN-codes 
6103 4190, 6103 4290, 6103 4390, 6103 4991, 
6104 6190, 6104 6290, 6104 6390 and 6104 6991 
on I y : 
1993 
1994 
1995 166 tonnes 
170 tonnes 
174 tonnes 
29 South Korea In addition to the quantitative limits laid 
down in Annex V, additional quantities are 
reserved for martial arts (judo, karate, kung 
fu, Taekwondo or the like) clothing-. 
1993 
1994 
1995 266 000 pieces 
275 000 pieces 
285 000 pieces 
33 Ch i na These quantitative limits apply also to 
products declared for re-export outside the 
Commun i t y. 
LP 
68 Hong Kong The quantitative limits shown in Annex V cover 
only the garments falling within CN codes 
61111090, 61112090, 61113090, ex 61119000, ex 
62091000, ex 62092000, ex 62093000 and ex 
62099000. 
In addition to the quantitative limits shown 
in Annex V, the following specific quantities 
*»ere agreed for exports of babies garments and 
clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted, 
other than gloves, mittens and mitts; babies 
garments other than knitted or crocheted 
falling within CN codes 61111090, 61112090, 
61113090, ex 61119000, ex 62091000, ex 
62092000, ex 62093000 and ex 62099000: 
1993 
1994 
1995 586 tons 
606 tons 
628 tons 
The export license covering these products 
should be endorsed 'category 68 S'. 
72 
73 Hong Kong Applies only to knitted swimwear 
China For the purpose of setting off exports against 
Hong Kong the agreed quantitative limits a conversion 
Hungary rate of five garments (other than babies' 
Macao garments) of a maximum commercial size of 130 
Philippines cm for three garments whose commercial size 
Romania exceeds 130 cm may be applied for up to 5% of 
the quantitative limits. 
For Hong Kong this figure shall be 3%. 
The export license concerning these products 
must bear, in box 9, the words 'The conversion 
rate for garments of a commercial size of not 
more than 130 cm must be applied'. 
76 Ch ina These figures include the following quantities 
reserved for European industry for a period of 
180 days each year : 
1993 
1994 
1995 150 tons 
158 tons 
165 tons 
97a South Korea 
Taiwan 
Tha iland Fine nets (CN-codes 5608 1119 and 5608 1199) 
U 
ANNEX VI 
Referred to in Article 3 
Cottage industry and folklore products 
The exemption provided for in article 3 in 
industry products shall apply only to the 
products: respect of cottage 
fol lowing types of 
a) fabrics woven on looms operated solely by hand or foot, being 
fabrics of a kind traditionally made in the cottage industry or 
each supplier country; 
b) garments or other textile articles of a kind traditionally made 
in the cottage industry of each supplier country, obtained 
manually from the fabrics referred to above and sewn 
exclusively by hand without the aid of any machine. In the 
case of India this exception applies to the cottage industry 
products made by hand from the products described in paragraph 
(a) other than garments. The specific provisions regarding 
garments are set out in Annex VI(a); 
c) traditional folklore products of each supplier country, made by 
hand, listed in an Annex to the bilateral agreements or 
arrangements concerned; 
d) in the esse of Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and 
Thailand, traditional handicraft batik fabrics and textile 
articles made from such batik fabrics whether sewn by hand or 
on a hand-or foot*-operated sewing machine. Batik fabrics shall 
be defined as follows: 
handicraft batik fabrics are made according to a 
traditional process whereby colours and shades are applied 
to white unbleached fabrics. This process is carried out by 
hand in three stages*. 
i) application of wax to the fabric by hand, 
ii) dyeing or painting (colour is applied either by the 
traditional craft method of dyeing, or by hand 
paint ing), 
iii) removal of wax by boiling the fabric. 
These three treatments are carried out 
colours or shades applied to the fabrics. for each of the 
Exemption shall be granted only in respect of products covered by a 
certificate conforming to the specimen attached to this Annex and 
issued by the competent authorities in the supplier country. 
However, in the case of Turkey, the export information document 
shall conform to the specimen attached to this Annex. 
99 0 
In the case of Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and 
Thailand, the following shall be entered in box 11 of the 
cert if icate-. 
'(d) traditional handicraft batik fabrics and textile articles 
made from such batik fabrics.' 
and 
•(d) tissus artisanaux traditionnels "batik" et articles 
textiles fabriqués à partir de tels tissus "batik".' 
In the case of India, the title of the certifcate is as follows-. 
"Certificate in regard to hand loom fabrics, products of the 
cottage industry and traditional folklore products, issued 
in conformity with and under the conditions regulating 
trade in textile products with the European Economic 
Community", 
"Certificat relatif aux tissus tissés sur métier à main et 
aux produits faits avec ces tissus de fabrication 
artisanale et aux produits relevant du folklore 
traditionnel délivré en conformité avec et sous les 
conditions régissant les échanges de produits textiles avec 
la Communauté Economique Européenne", 
and paragraph (b) in box 11 shall read as follows: 
'(b) hand-made cottage industry products made of the fabrics 
described under (a)', 
and 
'(b) produits de fabrication artisanale faits à la main avec les 
tissus décrits sous (a)'. 
In the case of Turkey, the export information document shall bear a 
conspicious stamp "Folklore". In the case of Hungary, the 
certificates concerning the products envisaged in indent (c) above 
must bear a stamp "FOLKLORE" marked clearly. In the case of a 
difference of opinion between the Community and Hungary concerning 
the nature of these products, consultations shall be held within 
one month in order to resolve these differences. 
The certificate and export information document shall specify the 
grounds on which exemption is granted. 
3. Should imports of any product covered by this Annex reach 
proportions liable to cause problems within the Community, 
consultations with the supplying countries shall be initiated as 
soon as possible, with a view to resolving the situation by the 
adoption of a quantitative limit or surveillance measures, in 
accordance with Articles 10 and 13 of this Regulation. 
The provisions of Part III of Annex III shall apply "mutatis 
mutandis" to the products covered in par.1 of this Annex. 
100 
ANNEX VI a 
INDIA 
1. Exports of hand-made garments made in the cottage industry of India 
from fabric referred to in paragraph 1 of Annex VI (i.e. those 
categories of products falling within Groups IB, MB, and 1MB, In 
Annex I) are included in the quantitative limits established in 
Annex V. Theses products wMI be covered by export certificates. 
2. Additional quantities have been established for such products 
belonging to categories 6, 8. 15 and 27. These are set out in the 
table attached to this Annex, 
3. For all consignments of garments subject to the quantitative limits 
listed in the table referred to in paragraph 2, the export licence 
provided for in Article 11 (1) of Part II of Annex III shall be 
replaced by a certificate conforming to the model attached to Annex 
VI . 
4. The certificate referred to in paragraph 3 shall contain the 
following information in box 7: 
- the category number of the product in question, 
- the quota year , 
- the reference 'Hand-made garments'. 
5. The provisions from Article 11 to 29 of Annex III and the 
provisions of Annex IV concerning administrative cooperation shall 
also apply to the consignments of the products set out in the 
following table and to the certificate referred to in paragraph 3 
above. 
TABLE A 
Community quantitative limits: 1993-1995 
(1000 pieces) 
1993 1994 1995 
Cat.6 646 678 712 
Cat.8 1,645 1,690 1,737 
Cat.15 730 774 821 
Cat.27 1,290 1,342 1,395 
f0( 
Annex VI I 
referred to in Article 5 
Outward processing traffic 
Art icle 1 
Re-imports into the Community of textile products listed in column 1 of 
the table attached to this Annex, effected in accordance with the 
Regulations on economic outward processing in force in the Community, 
shall not be subject to the quantitative limits referred to in Article 
2 of the Regulation where they are subject to specific quantitative 
limits given in column 3 of the table and have been reimported after 
processing in the corresponding third country listed in column 5 for 
each of the quantitative limits specified. 
Art icle 2 
Re-imports not covered by this Annex may be subject to specific 
quantitative limits in accordance with the procedure laid down in 
Article 17 of the Regulation, provided that the products concerned are 
subject to the quantitative limits laid down in Article 2 of this 
Régulât ion. 
Art icle 3 
1. Transfers between categories and advance use or carry-over of 
portions of specific quantitative limits from one year to another may 
be carried out in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 17 
of the Régulât ion. 
2. However, automatic transfers in accordance with paragraph 1 may be 
carried out within the following limits: 
transfer between categories for up to 20% of the quantitative limit 
established for the category to which the transfer is made,except 
in the case of re-imports from Bulgaria, Czech 
RepubIic.Hungary.Poland.Romania and the Slovak RepubI ic.where up to 
25% may be transferred, 
carry-over of a specific quantitative limit from one year to 
another for up to 10,5% of the quantitative limit established for 
the actual year of utiMzation,except in the case of Bulgaria,Czech 
Republic,Hungary.Poland,Romania and the Slovak RepubI ic.where up to 
13.5% may be carried over, 
advance use of a specific quantitative limit for up to 7,5% of the 
quantitative limit established for the actual year of utilization. 
3. Where there is a need for additional imports the specific 
quantitative limits may be adjusted in accordance with the 
procedure laid down in Article 17 of the Regulation. 
4. The Commission shall inform the third country or countries 
concerned of any measures taken pursuant to the preceding 
paragraphs. 
ùl 
Art icle 4 
1. For the purpose of applying Article l.the competent authorities of 
the Member States,before issuing prior authorisations in accordance 
with the relevant Community regulations on economic outward 
processing,shall submit a request to the Commission. 
2. A request shall be considered valid if it provides the following 
informat ion: 
a) the name and address of the community manufacturer applying 
for a prior authorization-, 
b) a declaration by the competent authorities that the 
applicant fulfils the eligibility criteria laid down in 
Regulation 636/82,as amended by Regulation 
c) the third country in which the goods are to be processed; 
d) the category of textile products concerned; 
e) the amount to be re-imported; 
f) the Member State in which the products are to be put into 
free circulât ion-, 
g) the amount of textile products falling under the category 
specified under point d) for which the applicant has been 
authorised to carry out economic outward processing in the 
third country specified under point c) during the previous 
calendar year. 
3. The Commission shall notify the competent authorities of the Member 
States of the amount of the limits indicated in column three of the 
attached table for which prior authorizations may be issued,in the 
chronological order in which the requests are received by it 
("first come-first served" basis). 
4. The competent authorities of the Member States shall submit their 
requests and the Commission shall notify its confirmation that, 
there are amounts of the quantities available for importation 
either in writing or by telex, telefax or other means of 
communication such as electronics or telematics, provided that alt 
the elements set out in paragraph 2 are clearly established. 
5. When more than one request is received at the same time by the 
Commission, exceeding the total quantity available under the 
Community import restrictions concerned, the Commission shall carry 
out the allocation in proportion to the quantities applied for. 
6. The competent authorities shall notify the Commission immediately 
after being informed of any previously allocated quantity that is 
not used during the duration of validity of the import 
authorization. Such unused quantities shall automatically be 
transferred into the remaining quantities of the total Community 
level for each category of product and each third country 
concerned. 
I& 
Art icle 5 
The certificate of origin shall be issued by the competent governmental 
authorities in the supplier country concerned, in accordance with the 
Community legislation in force and the provisions of Annex III for all 
products covered by this Annex. 
Art icle 6 
The competent authorities of the Member States shall supply the 
Commission with the names and addresses of the authorities competent to 
issue the prior authorizations referred to in Article 4 together with 
specimens of the stamp impressions used by them. 
Art icle 7 
The provisions of this Annex may be amended in accordance with the 
procedure laid down in Article 17 of the Regulation. 
lot. 
1 Exporter (name, lull addiess. couniiy) 
Exportateur (nom adresse complete pays) 
3 Consignee (name Mi address couniiy) 
Destinataire (nom adresse compieie paysi ORIGINAL No 
CERTIFICATE in regard to HANDLOOMS. TEXTILE HANDICRAFTS and TRA­
DITIONAL TEXTILE PRODUCTS. OF THE COTTAGE INOUSTRV. issued in 
conformity with and under the conditions regulating trade in textile 
products with the European Economic Community 
CERTIFICAT relatif aux TISSUS TISSÉS SUR MÉTIERS A MAIN, aux PRO­
DUITS TEXTILES FAITS A LA MAIN, et aux PRODUITS TEXTILES RELEVANT 
DU FOLKLORE TRADITIONNEL. OE FABRICATION ARTISANALE, délivré en 
conformité avec et sous les conditions régissant les échanges de produits 
textiles avec la Communauté économique européenne 
4 Country ol ongm 
p3yS d'origine 5 Country ol destination 
Pays de destination 
6 Place and date of shipment -
Lieu et date d'embarquement Means ol transport 
- Moyen de transport 7 Supplementary details 
Données supplémentaires 
Marks and numbers - Number and kind ol packages 
Marques et numéros — Nombre e! nature des colis -- DESCRIPTION Of GOODS 
DÉSIGNATION OES MARCHANDISES 9 Quantity 
Quantité 10 FOB Valuer» 
Vaieur tob(') 
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to c "I 
O E 
I -5T 
v C =• 
09 m 
Is 
«> is 
a i n CERTIFICATION 3Y THE COMPETENT AUTHORITY - VISA DE L'AUTORITÉ COMPÉTENTE 
t. v?t undersigned, certify that the consignment described above includes only the following textile products ol tie cottage industry of the country shown m box No 4 
s) fabrics woven on looms operated solely by hand or foot (handlooms) ('') 
b) garments or other textile articles obtained manually from the fabrics described under a) and sewn soieiy by nano without the aid of any machine (handicrafts) (M 
c) traditional folklore handicraft textile products made by hand, as defined m the list agreed between the European Economic Community,and the country shown in box No 4 
JE soussigné certifie que l'envoi décrit ci-dessus contient exclusivement les produits textiles suivants relevant de la fabrication artisanale du pays figurant dans la case 4 
a) tîssus Sissés sur des métiers actionnés à la main ou au pied (handlooms) (') 
b) vêtements M autres articles textiles obtenus manuellement à partir de tissus décrits sous a) et cousus uniquement à la main sans l'aide d'une machine (handicrafts) (M 
c) produits testâtes relevant du folklore traditionnel fabriqués a la main, comme définis dans la liste convenue entre la Communauté économique européenne et le pays 
indiqué dans la case 4 
12 Competent authority (name, fuit address, country) 
Autorité compétente (nom. adresse complète, pays) 
loi on - le 
tS.c.Jîuiei jSiarro • Cac^en 
ANNEX VI I 
OPT 
(The complete description of the goods is shown in Annex I) 
THIRD COUNTRY CATEGORY UNIT COMMUNITY QUANTITATIVE LIMITS 
1993 1994 1995 
Bulgar ia GROUP 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 IB 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 592 
646 
1 474 
2 852 
1 910 
GROUP 
14 
15 
73 
76 I IB 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 393 
1 573 
674 
787 
China GROUP 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 200 
500 
1 800 
500 
1 200 
GROUP I IB 
15 
16 
18 
21 
24 
26 
31 
73 
76 
78 
83 
GROUP 
331 > 
37 
37a I I IA 215 
530 
1 908 
530 
1 254 
1 000 pieces 1 200 1 254 
1 000 pieces 800 845 
tonnes 100 108 
1 000 pieces 1 500 1 613 
1 000 pieces 100 105 
1 000 pieces 900 968 
1 000 pieces 5 000 5 225 
1 000 pieces 200 215 
tonnes 800 860 
tonnes 50 52 
tonnes 50 52 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 17 500 
10 519 
3 111 18 
11 
3 288 
150 
298 
GROUP I I 
10 B 231 
562 
2 022 
562 
1 310 
310 
893 
116 
733 
111 
040 
460 
231 
925 
55 
55 
19 110 
11 819 
3 496 
1 000 pairs 52 695 54 803 56 995 
Czech 
RepubI ic GROUP 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 B 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
p ieces 
p ieces 
pieces 
1 000 pieces 800 
705 
770 
400 
3 965 088 
927 
996 
544 393.5 
163 
236 
696.5 
4 143.5 4 330 
Annex VI1-2 -
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GROUP iIB 
12 
15 
16 
17 
24 
26 
76 000 pairs 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 
tonnes 6 240 
2 025 
900 
720 
875 
1 350 
2 800 6 708 
2 177 
967.5 
785 
941 
1 451 
3 052 7 211 
2 340 
1 040 
855 
1 011 
1 560 
3 327 
Hungary GROUP 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 IB 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 11 000 
7 000 
13 000 
11 000 
8 000 11 743 
7 473 
13 878 
11 743 
8 360 12 535 
7 977 
14 814 
12 535 
8 736 
GROUP 
12 
15 
16 
17 
24 
73 000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pa i rs 
p ieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 22 000 
10 500 
2 200 
2 500 
6 000 
2 500 23 815 
11 445 
2 398 
2 725 
6 540 
2 725 25 
12 
2 
2 
7 
2 780 
475 
614 
970 
129 
970 
Indonesia GROUP 1B 
6 1 000 pieces 
7 1 000 pieces 
8 1 000 pieces 504 
335 
420 549 
365 
457 598 
398 
499 
Macao GROUP IB 
6 1 000 pieces 224 229 233 
GROUP MB 
16 1 000 pieces 580 594 609 
Malaysia GROUP 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 IB 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 p ieces 
pieces 
pieces 
p ieces 
pieces 155 
155 
155 
155 
131 166 
166 
166 
166 
137 179 
179 
179 
179 
143 
MongoIi a GROUP 
5 1 000 pieces 150 159 169 
Pak istan GROUP IB 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
p ieces 
pieces 2 150 
850 
2 000 
950 
1 325 2 311 
927 
2 140 
1 017 
1 418 485 
010 
290 
088 
517 
GROUP 
26 B 
1 000 pieces 1 250 1 388 1 431 
10} 
Annex VI1-2 -
Phi Iippines GROUP 
6 
8 IB 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 
GROUP 
21 I IB 
1 000 pieces 401 
111 
170 423 
115 
180 446 
119 
191 
Poland GROUP 
4 
5 
6 
8 IB 
GROUP 
12 
14 
15 
16 
24 
26 000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 8 000 
9 250 
18 500 
17 250 8 
9 
19 
18 480 
874 
888 
156 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 7 
4 
11 
3 
2 
4 000 
550 
000 
550 
500 
000 7 630 
4 960 
11 990 
3 870 
2 725 
4 360 8 989 
10 541 
21 379 
19 109 
8 317 
5 406 
13 069 
4 218 
2 970 
4 752 
Romania GROUP 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 IB 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
p ieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 1 054 
1 167 
3 552 
2 652 
2 546 
GROUP I IB 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
24 
26 
68 
73 
78 000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
tonne* 
1 000 
tonne; pairs 
eces 
eces 
eces 
eces 
eces 
eces 
eces 
pieces 6 334 
16 927 
108 
371 
655 
108 
347 
184 
356 
693 
356 
Singapore GROUP 
7 1 000 pieces 425 451 478 
Slovak 
RepubI ic GROUP IB 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 1 000 pieces 1 200 1 272 1 348.5 
1 000 pieces 2 795 2 963 3 140 
1 000 pieces 2 730 2 894 3 067 
1 000 pieces 1 600 1 696 1 797.5 
1 000 pieces 2 535 2 649.5 2 768 
lob 
Annex VII-2 - Page-9 
GROUP I IB 
12 
15 
16 
17 
24 
26 
76 1 000 pairs 6 760 
1 000 pieces 2 475 
1 000 pieces 900 
1 000 pieces 1 280 
1 000 pieces 1 625 
1 000 pieces 1 350 
tonnes 4 200 7 267 
2 661 
967.5 
1 395 
1 747 
1 451 
4 578 812 
860 
040 
521 
878 
560 
990 
Sr i Lanka GROUP 
6 
7 
8 IB 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 
000 pieces 1 640 
1 210 
1 115 1 716 
1 295 
1 193 1 836 
1 386 
1 277 
GROUP 
21 IB 
1 000 pieces 1 205 1 301 1 405 
Tha iland GROUP 
5 
6 
7 
8 000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 100 
100 
184 
100 108 
108 
197 
108 117 
117 
211 
117 
GROUP 
21 
26 000 pieces 
000 pieces 337 
152 387 
164 446 
178 
Vietnam GROUP 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 IB 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 pieces 
p ieces 
pieces 
pieces 
pieces 210 
160 
300 
220 
800 212 
161 
302 
223 
807 213 
162 
304 
226 
814 
GROUP I IB 
12 
13 
18 
21 
24 
26 
31 
76 1 000 pairs 1 560 
1 000 pieces 520 
tonnes 200 
1 000 pieces 400 
1 000 pieces 220 
1 000 pieces 30 
1 000 pieces 300 
tonnes 230 607 
528 
206 
409 
227 
30 
311 
240 655 
536 
212 
418 
234 
31 
323 
251 
101 
Annex VI1-2 -
ANNEX VI I I 
referred to in Article 6 
Art icle 1 
Roman i a 
1. In the event that one of the textile products in Annex I, 
originating in and coming from Romania, is imported into the Community 
at an abnormally low price, falling short of the normal competitive 
amount, so as to cause or threaten to cause serious harm to the 
Community producers of products which are similar or in direct 
competition, the Commission may request consultations with Romania. 
2. Should agreement not be reached during the aforementioned 
consultations within a period of 30 days from the date on which 
consultations are requested, the Commission may, in accordance with the 
procedure provided for in Article 17, temporarily suspend imports of 
the product in question. 
3. In quite exceptional and grave circumstances, when imports into the 
Community of a Romanian textile product at abnormally low prices would 
be likely to cause damage which it would be difficult to repair, the 
parties will embark on emergency consultations which must be held 
within a maximum period of five working days from the day on which the 
Commission gives notification of its request for consultation. 
If within this period of five working days the parties should not reach 
a mutually acceptable agreement making it possible to deal with the 
situation, the Commission may, in accordance with the procedure 
provided for in Article 17 suspend the issuing of documents permitting 
the import of the product in question. 
4. In order to determine whether the price of a textile product is 
abnormally low, falling short of the normal competitive amount, the 
price will be compared: 
with the prices of similar national products at a comparable stage 
in the marketing process on the market of the importing country, 
with the prices which are general for similar products sold under 
normal conditions by other exporting countries on the market of the 
importing country, and 
with the lowest prices applied by a third country to the same 
product in the three months preceding the request for consultation, 
and which have not led to the adoption of any measure by the 
Commi ss ion. 
Iio 
Art icle 2 
Bulgaria 
1. In the event that one of the textile products in Annex I is imported 
from Bulgaria into the Community at prices falling below the price 
range usual under conditions of normal competition, and therefore 
causes or threatens to cause serious harm to the Communtiy producers of 
the same products, similar products or products in direct competition, 
the Commission may request consultations with Bulgaria. 
2. If during the aforementioned consultations agreement is not reached 
within a period of 30 days from the date of the Commission request, and 
if shipments of the product in question continue to be made at prices 
lower than the price range usual under conditions of normal competition 
and therefore cause or threaten to cause serious harm to the Community 
producers referred to in paragraph 1, the Commission may, while 
continuing consultations with a view to reaching a mutually acceptable 
solution, in accordance with the procedure provided for in Article 17 
suspend imports of the shipments in question. 
3. In critical situations, when imports of specific textile products at 
prices lower than the price range usual under conditions of normal 
competition threaten to cause damage which it would be difficult to 
repair, the Commission may, in accordance with the procedure provided 
for in Article 17 authorize the Member State concerned temporarily to 
suspend imports of the product in question. In that case, consultations 
will be embarked on without delay, and in any case within a period of 
five days from the date of the Commission's request, with a view to 
reaching a mutually acceptable solution. 
4. For the purposes of applying the provisions of this Article and 
determining whether the price of a textile product is "lower than the 
price range usual under conditions of normal competition", these prices 
may be compared: 
with the prices of similar products at a comparable stage in the 
marketing process on the market of the importing country, 
with the prices which are general for such products sold under 
normal commercial conditions by other exporting countries on the 
market of the importing country, and 
with the lowest prices applied for such products sold under normal 
commercial conditions by any other exporting country durimg the 
three months preceding the request for consultation, and ^hich have 
not led to the adoption of any measure by the Commission. 
H\ 
Annex IX 
referred to in article 10 
SUPPLIER COUNTRY GROUP I GROUP II GROUP III GROUP IV GROUP V 
Bangladesh 2.00% 8.00% 15.00% 
Peru 1.25% 6.25% 12.50% 
Sr i Lanka 
Uruguay _;--
Argentina 1.00% 5.00% 10.00% 
Braz iI 
India 
Indonesia 
Malaysia 
Pak istan 
Phi Iippines 
Singapore 
Thai land 
Bulgaria 0.40% 2.40% 8.00% 8.00% 
Roman i a 
Hong Kong 0.40% 2.00% 6.00% 
Macao 
South Korea 
Taiwan 
Vietnam 0.20% 1.00% 3.00% 5.00% 5.00% 
Mongolia 1.00% 5.00% 10.00% 8.00% 8.00% 
China 5.00% 10.00% 
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