DRAFT COMMISSION DECISION on the conclusion on behalf of the European Coal and Steel Community and the European Atomic Energy Community of the Agreement on free trade and trade-related matters between the European Community, the European Atomic Energy Community and the European Coal and Steel Community, of the one part, and the Republic of Estonia, of the other
Date: 1994-07-15
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: EAEC, ECSC, Estonia, agreement (EU), free-trade agreement, protocol to an agreement

COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 

COM(94) 330 final 

Brussels,  15.07.1994 

94/ 0184(CNS) 

Proposal  for a 

COUNCIL DECISION 

on the conclusion by the European Community 
of the Agreement on free trade and trade-related matters 
between the European Community, the European Atomic Energy Community and the 
European Coal and Steel Community, 
of the one part, and the Republic of Estonia, of the other 

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(presented  by  the  Commission) 

DRAFT 

COMMISSION DECISION 

on the conclusion on behalf of the European Coal and Steel Community and the European 
Atomic Energy Community of the Agreement on free trade and trade-related matters 
between the European Community, the European Atomic Energy Community and the 
European Coal and Steel Community, of the one part, and the Republic of Estonia, of the 
other. 

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1.  The  attached  proposals  for  a  Council  and  Commission  Decision  constitute  the  legal 
instruments for the conclusion  of the Free  Trade Agreements between the European 
Community,  the  European  Atomic  Energy  Community  and  the  European  Coal  and 
Steel  Community,  on  the  one  hand,  and  with  each  of the  Baltic  states,  i.e.  Estonia, 
Latvia and Lithuania, on the other. 

2.  Estonia's, Latvia's  and  Lithuania's  relations with the  European  Union  are covered  by 
Agreements on Trade and Commercial  and Economic Cooperation  which entered  into 
force  in  February/March  1993.  As  a  response  to  the  demands  of  the  three  Baltic 
countries  the  European  Council  in  Copenhagen  invited  the  Commission  to  submit 
proposals  for  developing  the  Trade  and  Cooperation* Agreements  into  free  trade 
agreements. 

Following  the  Council's  adoption  of  the  negotiating  directives  on  7  February  1994, 
negotiations  were  opened  with  Latvia  on  21  February  1994,  with  Estonia  on  23 
February  1994  and  with  Lithuania  on  28  February  1994.  The  Agreements  were 
initialled  with  Latvia  on  20  June  1994,  with  Lithuania  on  27  June  1994  and  with 
Estonia on 13 July 1994. 

3.  The Free  Trade  Agreements  modify  the  Agreements  on  Trade  and  Commercial  ancL 

Economic Cooperation insofar as the trade provisions of the latter are rescinded. 

4.  The structure of the three Agreements is very similar and is based on the models of the 
Interim  Agreements  which  were  concluded  with  six  associated  central  and  eastern 
European countries. 

The Free Trade Agreements comprise the following elements: 

- Human rights clause and  encouragement  for  regional  cooperation  among  the  Baltic 

countries 

- Preferential  Agreements.  Establishment  of  a free trade  zone  on  industrial  products. 
With  all  three  countries  the  EU  eliminates  all  import  and  export  duties  and 
quantitative restrictions upon entry into force of the Agreement whilst the regimes of 
the  three  Baltics  differ.  Estonia,  which  does  apply  practically, not  any  trade 
restrictions, grants reciprocity upon entry into force. Latvia and Lithuania will abolish 
all trade restrictions for most products upon entry into force  of the Agreements, but 
for  sensitive  products  Latvia  will  maintain  export  and  import  restrictions  for  up  to 
four  and Lithuania for up to six years; 

- Trade  in  textile  products  will  be  ruled  by  specific  provisions.  Concerning  tariff 
aspects, the EU  has  granted  Latvia  and  Lithuania  consolidation  of the  GSP  regime 
while  Estonia  will  benefit  from  zero  tariffs  for  all  textile  products.  Quantitative 
aspects are governed by protocols, with Estonia a protocol was concluded during the 
free trade negotiations; with Latvia and Lithuania the existing agreements have been 
taken over as Protocols. 

- Concessions  by  both  Parties  on  sensitive  products  such  as  agricultural,  processed 
agricultural and fisheries products are covered by separate Annexes and Protocols; 

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-Rules  of  origin  and  customs  cooperation  provisions  are  covered  by  separate 

Protocols; 

- The Joint  Committee established  by the  existing trade and cooperation  agreements 

will perform the duties assigned to it by the free trade agreements; 

The Agreements will enter into force on 1 January 1995. 

5.  The  procedures  for  signing  and  concluding  the  Agreements  differ  between  the  EC, 

EAECandECSC 

The Agreement will be concluded as follows: 

- the Council,  after consulting Parliament, will conclude the Agreements on behalf of 
the  EC  under  Article  228,  paragraphs  2  and  3, first indent,  in  conjunction  with 
Article 113 of the EC Treaty, by adopting the Decision contained in annex; 

- the Council will approve the Agreements in accordance with the second paragraph of 
Article  101  of  the  Euratom  Treaty.  The  Commission  will  then  conclude  the 
Agreements (on behalf of the European Atomic Energy Community); 

- the Commission will conclude the Agreements on behalf of the ECSC by adopting the. 
Decisions contained in annex in accordance with Article 95 of the ECSC Treaty, with' 
the unanimous assents of the Council and following consultations of the Consultative 
Committee. 

6.  The Commission accordingly asks the Council to adopt the attached proposals for its 

decisions and to give its assents to the attached draft Commission decisions. 

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Proposal for a 
COUNCIL DECISION 

on the conclusion by the European Community 
of the Agreement on free trade and trade-related matters 
between the European Community, the European Atomic Energy Community and the 
European Coal and Steel Community, 
of the one part, and the Republic of Estonia, of the other 

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES 

Having  regard  to  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Community,  and  in  particular 
Article 228, paragraphs 2 and 3, first indent, in conjunction with Article 113 thereof, 

Having regard to the proposal from the Commission, 

Having regard to the opinion of the European Parliament, 

HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS : 

Article 1 

The  Agreement  on  free  trade  and  trade-related  matters  between  the  European 
Community, the European Atomic Energy Community and the European Coal and Steel 
Community, of the one part, and the Republic of Estonia, of the other part, together with 
the Protocols, the exchanges of letters and the declarations, are hereby approved on behalf 
of the European Community. 

These texts are attached to this Decision. 

Article 2 

The President of the Council shall give the notification provided for in Article 49  of the 
Agreement on free trade and trade-related matters on behalf of the European Community. 

Done at Brussels, 

For the Council 

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DRAFT 

COMMISSION DECISION 

on the conclusion on behalf of the European Coal and Steel Community and the European 
Atomic Energy Community of the Agreement on free trade and trade-related  matters 
between the European Community, the European Atomic Energy Community and the 
European Coal and Steel Community, of the one part, and the Republic of Estonia, of the 
other. 

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES, 

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community, and in 
particular the first paragraph of Article 95 thereof, 

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community, and in 
particular the second paragraph of Article 101 thereof, 

Having consulted the ECSC Consultative Committee and with the assent of the Council,  : 

Whereas,  in  order  to  achieve  the  objectives  of  the  Community  set  out  in  particular  in 
Articles 2 and 3 of the Treaty establishing the European  Coal and  Steel  Community  it is 
necessary to conclude the Agreement on free trade and trade-related matters, and whereas 
the Treaty does not make provision for all the cases covered by this Decision, 

HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS : 

Article 1 

The  Agreement  on  free  trade  and  trade-related  matters  between  the  European 
Community, the European Atomic Energy Community and the European  Coal  and  Steel 
Community, of the one part, and the Republic of Estonia, of the other, together with the 
Protocols, the exchanges of letters and the declarations, are hereby approved on behalf of 
the European Coal and Steel Community and the European Atomic Energy Community. 

These texts are attached to this Decision. 

Article 2 

The President  of the Commission  shall give the notification  provided  for  in Article 49  of 
the Agreement on free trade and trade-related matters on behalf of the European Coal and 
Steel Community and the European Atomic Energy Community. 

Done at Brussels, 

For the Commission 

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AGREEMENT 

on free trade and trade-related matters between the European Community, the European Atomic 
Energy Community and the European Coal and Steel Community, of the one part, and the 
Republic of Estonia, of the other part 

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AGREEMENT 

on free trade and trade-related matters between the European Community, the European 
Atomic Energy Community and the European Coal and Steel Community, of the one part, 
and the Republic of Estonia, of the other part 

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The EUROPEAN  COMMUNITY, the EUROPEAN ATOMIC ENERGY  COMMUNITY 
and the EUROPEAN  COAL AND  STEEL COMMUNITY,  hereinafter  referred  to  as 'the 
Community', of the one part, 

and the REPUBLIC OF ESTONIA, hereinafter  referred  to as 'Estonia'; of the other part, 

WHEREAS  the  Parties  recall  the  historical  links between  them  and  the  common  values 
they  share;  whereas  they  wish  to  reinforce  these  links,  to  establish  close  and  lasting 
relations  on  a  basis  of  reciprocity  allowing  Estonia  to  participate  in  the  process  of 
European  integration,  in  re-enforcing  and  further  developing  the  relations  previously 
established, in particular via the Agreement on Trade and Commercial  and  Economic Co 
operation; 

WHEREAS this Agreement contributes to the attainment of Association; 

WHEREAS  the  Parties  are  committed  to  the  intensification  of  political  and  economic 
liberties  which  constitute  the  basis  of  this  Agreement  and  to  further  development  of 
Estonia's new economic and political system which respects - in accordance inter alia with 
the undertakings made within the context of the CSCE - the rule of law and  human rights, 
including the rights of persons belonging to  minorities, a multiparty  system  with free and 
democratic elections and liberalisation aimed at setting up a market economy; 

WHEREAS  the  Parties  share the  understanding  that  Estonia  has  made  considerable  and 
successful  reform  efforts  in the political and economic fields and that these  efforts  will be 
pursued; 

WHEREAS the Parties are committed to the implementation of commitments made in the 
framework  of  the  CSCE,  in  particular  those  set  out  in  the  Helsinki  Final  Act,  the 
concluding  documents  of  the  Madrid,  Vienna  and  Copenhagen  meetings,  those  of  the 
Charter  of Paris for  a New Europe, the conclusions of the CSCE's Bonn  Conference,  the 
CSCE Helsinki document  1992, the European Convention on Human Rights as well as the 
European Energy Charter when ratified; 

WHEREAS trade and trade liberalisation are important for stability in Europe on the basis 
of co-operation, of which one of the pillars is the European Community; 

WHEREAS there is a need to continue, with the Community's help, Estonia's political and 
economic reform; 

WHEREAS the Community wishes to contribute to the implementation of the reforms and 
to assist Estonia in facing the economic and social consequences of structural  adjustment; 

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WHEREAS  full  implementation  of  the  Agreement  is  linked  to  the  implementation  of  a 
coherent programme of economic and political reform by Estonia; 

WHEREAS the Parties recognise the need for continuing regional co-operation among the 
Baltic states, taking into account that closer integration between the European Union (EU) 
and the Baltic states, and the Baltic states among themselves should proceed in parallel; 

WHEREAS the Parties are committed to liberalise trade based on GATT principles; 

WTŒREAS the Parties expect that this Agreement will create a new climate for  economic 
relations between them and above all for the development  of trade and  investment, which 
are essential to economic restructuring and the renewal of technology; 

WHEREAS it is important that political dialogue between the Parties should be enhanced; 

WHEREAS the Parties recognise the fact  that Estonia's ultimate objective  is to  become a 
member  of the  EU  and  that  the  step towards association  through  this  Agreement,  in  the 
view of the Parties, will help Estonia to achieve this objective. 

HAVE  DECIDED  to  conclude  this  Agreement  and  to  this  end  have  designated  as  their 
Plenipotentiaries, 

THE  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITY  and  THE  EUROPEAN  ATOMIC  ENERGY 
COMMUNITY. 

THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY. 

THE REPUBLIC OF ESTONIA: 

WHO, having exchanged their full powers, found in good and due form, 

HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 

TITLE I 

GENERAL PRINCIPLES 

Article 1 

1.  Respect for democratic principles and human rights, established  by the Helsinki  Final Act 
and  in  the  Charter  of  Paris  for  a  New  Europe,  as  well  as  the  principles  of  market 
economy, inspire the domestic and external policies of the Parties and constitute essential 
elements of this Agreement. 

2.  The Parties consider that it is essential for the future  prosperity and stability of the region 
that  the  Baltic  states  should  maintain  and  develop  co-operation  among  themselves  and 
will make every effort  to enhance this process. 

3.  The Parties regard  the implementation  of this Agreement  as a decisive step towards the 

early conclusion of a Europe Agreement between Estonia and the Community. 

TITLE O 

FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS 

Article 2 

1.  The Community and Estonia shall establish a free trade area upon entry into force  of this 
Agreement, in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement  and in conformity  with 
those of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). 

2.  The Combined Nomenclature  of goods  shall be applied to the  classification  of goods in 

trade between the two Parties. 

3.  For each product covered by this Agreement the basic duty shall be that  actually applied 

erga omnes on 1 January 1994. 

The  successive  reductions  set  out  in  this  Agreement  are  to  be  applied  to  these  basic 
duties. 

4.  If,  after  the entry into force of this Agreement, any tariff reduction is applied  on an erga 
omnes basis, in particular,  reductions resulting from the tariff  agreement  concluded  as a 
result  of the GATT Uruguay  Round,  such reduced  duties  shall  replace  the  basic  duties 
referred to in paragraph 3 as from the date when such reductions are applied. 

5.  The  Community  and  Estonia  shall  communicate  to  each  other  their  respective  basic 

duties. 

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CHAPTER I 

Industrial  products 

Article 3 

1.  The  provisions  of this  Chapter  shall  apply to  products  originating  in the  Community  and  in 
Estonia listed in Chapters 25 to 97 of the Combined Nomenclature with the exception  of the 
products listed in Annex I. 

2.  Trade between  the Parties  in items covered  by the Treaty  establishing  the  European  Atomic 

Energy Community will be conducted in accordance with the provisions of that Treaty. 

Article 4 

Customs  duties  and  quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  into  the  Community  and  measures 
having equivalent  effect  shall be abolished  on the entry into force of this Agreement  with regard 
to products originating in Estonia. 

Article 5 

Customs  duties  and  quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  into  Estonia  and  measures  having  an 
equivalent  effect  shall  be  abolished  on  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  with  regard  to 
products originating in the Community. 

Article 6 

The provisions concerning the abolition of customs duties on imports shall also apply to customs 
duties of a fiscal nature. 

Article 7 

The  Community  and  Estonia  shall  abolish  upon  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  in  trade 
between themselves any charges having an effect  equivalent to customs duties on imports. 

Article 8 

1.  The  Community  and  Estonia  shall  abolish upon  entry  into  force  of this  Agreement  in tra#e 

between themselves any customs duties on exports and charges having equivalent effect. 

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2.  The  Community  and  Estonia  shall  abolish upon  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  in trade 
between  themselves  quantitative  restrictions  on  exports  and  any measures  having  equivalent 
effect. 

Specific  arrangements  applicable  to  the  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products  originating  in 
Estonia are covered in Protocol No. 1. 

Article 9 

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The provisions of this Chapter do not preclude an agricultural component in the duties applicable 
to products listed in Annex II. 

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CHAPTER II 

Agriculture 

Article 11 

1.  The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  shall  apply  to  agricultural  products  originating  in  the 

Community and in Estonia. 

2.  The term 'agricultural products' means the products listed in Chapter  1  to 24 of the Combined 
Nomenclature and the products listed in Annex I, but excluding fishery products as defined  by 
Regulation (EEC) No 3759/92. 

Article 12 

Protocol No. 2 lays down the trade arrangements for  processed  agricultural  products which  are 
listed therein. 

Article 13 

1.  As  from  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  no  quantitative  restrictions  shall 
apply to imports into the Community of agricultural  products  originating  in Estonia  nor  to 
imports into Estonia of agricultural products originating in the Community. 

2.  The concessions granted under this Agreement are referred to in Annexes III, IV and V. 

3.  The  concessions  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  may  be  subject  to  revision  by  agreement 
between the Parties within three years after  entry into force  of this  Agreement  and  on  the 
basis of the principles and procedures set out in paragraph 4. 

4.  Taking  account  of  the  volume  of  trade  in  agricultural  products  between  them,  of  their 
particular sensitivity, of the rules of the common agricultural policy of the Community, of the 
rules of the agricultural policy in Estonia, of the role of agriculture in Estonia's economy,  the 
Community and Estonia shall examine in the Joint Committee, product by product  and  on an 
orderly and reciprocal basis, the possibilities of granting each other further  concessions. 

Article 14 

Notwithstanding other provisions of this Agreement,  and in particular  Article 23, if,  given the 
particular  sensitivity of the agricultural  markets, imports of products  originating  in one Party, 
which are the subject of concessions granted pursuant to Article  13, cause serious  disturbance 
to the markets in the other Party, both Parties shall enter into consultations immediately to find 
an appropriate solution. Pending such a solution, the Party concerned may take the measures it 
deems necessary. 

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CHAPTER III 

Fisheries 

Article 15 

The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to fishery products originating in the  Community 
and in Estonia, which are covered by Regulation (EEC) No 3759/92. 

Article 16 

1.  The concessions granted under this Agreement are referred to in Annex VI. 

2.  Thé  provisions  of  Article  13  (4),  14  and  Articles  18(2)  and  (3)  shall  apply  mutatis 

mutandis to fishery products. 

CHAPTER IV 

Common provisions 

Article 17 

The  provisions  of  this  Title  shall  apply  to  trade  in  all  products  except  where  otherwise 
provided herein or in Protocols No.  1  and No. 2. 

Article 18 

1.  In trade between  the Community  and  Estonia from the date  of entry into  force  of this 

Agreement: 

-  no new customs duties on imports or exports or charges having equivalent effect  shall 

be introduced, nor shall those already applied be increased, 

-  no new quantitative restrictions on imports or exports or measures having equivalent 

effect  shall be introduced nor shall those existing be made more restrictive. 

2.  Without  prejudice  to  the  concessions  granted  pursuant  to  Article  13, the  provisions  of 
paragraph  1 of this Article shall not  restrict in any way the pursuance  of the respective 
agricultural policies of Estonia and the Community or the taking of any measures under 
such policies. 

3.  Taking account  of the Estonian tariff  structure at the time of the entry  into force  of this 
Agreement, where no tariff duties are provided for agricultural products, in the event that 
a new tariff regime for the import of agricultural products is established, Estonia may, by 
way  of  derogation  from  paragraph  1  and  pursuant  to  the  implementation  of  its 
agricultural  policy for  its domestic  production, introduce  duties  on  a  limited  number  of 
agricultural products originating in the Community.  Such duties may only be introduced 
during  the  first  two  years  following  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  and  after 
consultation  in the  Joint  Committee.  In  all  such  cases,  Estonia  shall  ensure  a  sizeable 
margin of preference  for products originating in the Community. If necessary, the period 
of two years may be prolonged by one year by decision of the Joint Committee. 

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1.  The two  Parties  shall  refrain  from  any  measure  or practice  of  an  internal fiscal nature 
establishing, whether  directly  or  indirectly,  discrimination  between  the  products  of  one 
Party and like products originating in the territory of the other Party. 

2.  Products  exported  to  the  territory  of  one  of  the  two  Parties  may  not  benefit  from 
repayment  of  internal  taxation  in  excess  of  the  amount  of  direct  or  indirect  taxation 
imposed on them. 

Article 20 

1.  This Agreement  shall not preclude the maintenance or establishment  of customs unions, 
free trade areas or arrangements for frontier trade except in so far  as they alter the trade 
arrangements provided for in this Agreement. 

2.  Consultations between the Parties shall take place within the Joint Committee concerning 
agreements establishing such customs unions or free trade areas and, where requested, on 
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other  major  issues  related  to  their  respective  trade  policies  with  third  countries. 
particular in the event  of a third  country acceding to the Community,  such  consultations 
shall take place so as to  ensure that  account  can be taken  of the mutual  interests  of the 
Community and Estonia stated in this Agreement. 

Article 21 

Exceptional  measures  of limited  duration  which  derogate from the  provisions  of  Article  5 
and  Article  18(1), first indent,  may be taken  by Estonia in the  form  of  increased  customs 
duties. 

These  measures  may  only  concern  infant  industries,  or  certain  sectors  undergoing 
restructuring  or  facing  serious  difficulties,  particularly  where  these  difficulties  produce 
important social problems. 

Customs  duties on imports applicable in Estonia to products originating  in the  Community 
introduced  by  these  measures  may  not  exceed  25%  ad valorem  and  shall  maintain  an 
element of preference for products originating in the Community. 

The total  value  of  imports  of  the  products  which  are  subject  to  these  measures  may  not 
exceed  15%  of  total  imports  of  industrial  products  from  the  Community  as  defined  in 
Chapter I during the last year for which statistics are available. 

These  measures  shall  be  applied  for  a  period  not  exceeding  two  years  unless  a  longer 
duration  is authorised by the Joint Committee.  They shall cease to  apply  at  the  latest  three 
years after entry into force of this Agreement. 

No  such measures can be introduced  in respect  of a product if more than  three years have 
elapsed  since  the  elimination  of  all  duties  and  quantitative  restrictions  or  charges  or 
measures having an equivalent effect  concerning that product. 

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Estonia shall inform the Joint Committee of any exceptional measures it intends to take and, 
at the request of the Community, consultations shall be held in the Joint  Committee on such 
measures  and  the  sectors  to  which  they  apply  before  they  are  applied.  When  taking  such 
measures Estonia  shall provide the Joint  Committee with a schedule for  the  elimination  of 
the  customs  duties  introduced  under  this  Article.  The  Joint  Committee  may  decide  on  a 
different  schedule. 

Article 22 

If one of the Parties finds that  dumping is taking place in trade with the  other  Party within 
the  meaning  of  Article  VI  of  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade,  it  may  take 
appropriate measures against this practice in accordance with this Agreement  relating to the 
application  of  Article  VI  of  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade,  with  related 
internal legislation and with the conditions and procedures laid down in Article 26. 

Article 23 

Where any product is being imported in such increased quantities and under  such conditions 
as to cause or threaten to cause: 

- serious  injury  to  domestic  producers  of  like  or  directly  competitive  products  in  the 

territory of one of the Parties, 

or 
- serious  disturbances  in any sector  of the economy or difficulties  which  could  bring  about 

serious deterioration in the economic situation of a region, 

the  Community  or  Estonia,  whichever  is concerned,  may take  appropriate  measures  under 
the conditions and in accordance with the procedures laid down in Article 26. 

Article 24 

Where compliance with the provisions of Articles 8 and 18 leads to: 

(i)  re-export  towards a third  country  against which the exporting Party maintains, for  the 
product  concerned,  quantitative  export  restrictions,  export  duties  or  measures  having 
equivalent  effect; 

or 

(ii) a serious shortage, or threat thereof, of a product essential to the exporting Party, 

and  where  the  situations  referred  to  above  give  rise,  or  are  likely  to  give  rise  to  major 
difficulties  for  the  exporting  Party,  that  Party  may  take  appropriate  measures  under  the 
conditions  and  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  laid  down  in  Article  26.  The  measures 
shall  be  non-discriminatory  and  be  eliminated  when  conditions  no  longer  justify  their 
maintenance. 

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Article 25 

The Member States of the European Union (hereinafter  referred  to as "the Member  States") 
and Estonia shall progressively adjust  any State monopolies of a commercial  character so as 
to ensure that, by the end of the fifth year following the entry into force  of this Agreement, 
no  discrimination  regarding  the  conditions  under  which goods  are  procured  and  marketed 
exists between nationals of the Member States and of Estonia. The Joint  Committee will be 
informed  about the measures adopted to implement this objective. 

Article 26 

1.  In the event  of the Community or Estonia  subjecting  imports of products  liable to give 
rise to the difficulties  referred  to in Article 23 to an administrative  procedure  having as 
its purpose the rapid provision of information  on the trend of trade flows,  it shall  inform 
the other Party. 

2.  In the cases specified  in Articles 22, 23 and 24, before taking the measures provided  for 
therein or, in cases to which paragraph 3 (d) applies, as soon as possible, the Community 
or  Estonia,  as  the  case  may  be,  shall  supply  the  Joint  Committee  with  all  relevant 
information  with a view to seeking a solution acceptable to the two Parties. 

In  the  selection  of  measures,  priority  must  be  given  to  those  which  least  disturb  the 
functioning  of this Agreement. 

The  safeguard  measures  shall be notified  immediately to  the Joint  Committee  and  shall 
be  the  subject  of  periodic  consultations  within  that  body,  particularly  with  a  view  to 
establishing a timetable for their abolition as soon as circumstances permit. 

3.  For the implementation of paragraph 2, the following provisions shall apply: 

(a)  As regards Article 23, the difficulties  arising from the  situation  referred  to  in that 
Article  shall be referred  for  examination to  the Joint  Committee,  which  may  take 
any decision needed to put an end to such  difficulties. 

If the Joint  Committee  or the exporting Party has not  taken  a  decision  putting  an 
end to the difficulties  or no other  satisfactory  solution has been  reached  within 30 
days  of the matter  being referred,  the  importing Party  may  adopt  the  appropriate  -
measures  to  remedy  the  problem.  These  measures  must  not  exceed  the  scope  of  r 
what is necessary to remedy the difficulties which have arisen. 

(b)  As regards Article 22, the Joint Committee shall be informed  of  the  dumping  case 
as soon  as the authorities  of the importing Party have initiated  an  investigation.  If 
no  end  has been put  to  the dumping  or  if no other  satisfactory  solution  has been 
reached  within  30  days  of the  matter  being  referred  to  the  Joint  Committee,  the 
importing Party may adopt the appropriate measures. 

(c)  As regards Article 24, the difficulties  arising from the situations  referred  to in that 

Article shall be referred  for examination to the Joint Committee. 

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The Joint Committee may take any decision needed to put an end to the  difficulties. 
If it has not taken such a decision within 30 days of the matter being referred  to it, 
the  exporting  Party  may  apply  appropriate  measures  on  the  exportation  of  the 
product  concerned. 

(d)  Where  exceptional  circumstances  requiring 

immediate  action  make  prior 
information  or  examination,  as  the  case  may  be,  impossible,  the  Community  or 
Estoma  whichever  is  concerned  may, in  the  situations  specified  in  Article  22,  23 
and 24, apply forthwith  the precautionary  measures strictly  necessary  to  deal  with 
the situation. 

Article 27 

Protocol  No.  3  lays  down  rules  of  origin  for  the  application  of  the  tariff  preferences 
provided  for  in  this  Agreement  as  well  as  the  methods  of  administrative  cooperation 
therewith. 

Article 28 

This Agreement  shall not preclude prohibitions or restrictions on imports, exports or  goods 
in  transit  justified  on  grounds  of  public  morality,  public  policy  or  public  security;  the 
protection  of  health  and  life  of  humans,  animals  or  plants;  the  protection  of  national 
treasures  of  artistic,  historic  or  archaeological  value  or  the  protection  of  intellectual, 
industrial and commercial property or rules relating to gold and silver.  Such prohibitions or 
restrictions shall not, however, constitute a means of arbitrary discrimination  or  a disguised 
restriction on trade between the Parties. 

Article 29 

Protocol No. 4 lays down the specific  provisions to apply to trade between  Estonia of the 
one part and Spain and Portugal of the other part, and it will be valid until the 31 December 
1995. 

TITLE  m 

PAYMENTS, COMPETITION AND OTHER ECONOMIC PROVISIONS 

Article 30 

The  Parties  undertake  to  authorize,  in freely convertible  currency,  any  payments  on  the 
current  account  of  balance  of  payments  to  the  extent  that  the  transaction  underlying  the 
payments  concerns  movements  of  goods  between  the  Parties  which  have  been  liberalised 
pursuant to the present Agreement. 

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With  reference  to  the  provisions  of  this  Chapter,  and  notwithstanding  the  provisions  of 
Article 32, until a full  convertibility of the Estonian currency in the meaning of Article VIII 
of the Articles of Agreement on the International Monetary Fund is introduced, Estonia may 
in  exceptional  circumstances  apply  exchange  restrictions  connected  with  the  granting  or 
taking up of short  and medium-term credits to the extent that  such restrictions  are imposed 
on Estonia for the granting of such credits and are permitted  according to  Estonia's  status 
under the IMF. 

Estonia  shall apply these  restrictions in a non-discriminatory  manner.  They  shall be applied 
in such a manner as to  cause the least  possible  disruption  to  this  Agreement.  Estonia  shall 
inform  the  Joint  Committee  promptly  of  the  introduction  of  such  measures  and  of  any 
changes therein. 

Article 32 

1.  The following are incompatible with the proper functioning  of this Agreement, insofar  as 

they may affect  trade between the Community and Estonia: 

i) 

ii) 

iii) 

2. 

3. 

all  agreements  between  undertakings,  decisions  by  associations  of  undertakings  and 
concerted  practices  between  undertakings  which  have  as  their  object  or  effect  the 
prevention, restriction or distortion of competition; 

abuse  by  one  or  more  undertakings  of  a  dominant  position  in  the  territories  of  the 
Community or of Estonia as a whole or in a substantial part thereof; 

any public aid, which distorts or threatens to  distort  competition by favouring  certain 
undertakings or the production of certain goods. 

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Any practices contrary to this Article shall be assessed  on the basis of criteria arising 
from the application  of the rules of Articles  85, 86 and  92 of the Treaty  establishing 
the European Economic Community or, for products covered by the ECSC Treaty, on 
the basis of corresponding rules of the ECSC Treaty including secondary legislation. 

The  Joint  Committee  shall,  within  three  years  of  the  entry  into  force  of  this 
Agreement,  adopt  by  decision  the  necessary  rules  for  the  implementation  of 
paragraphs  1  and 2. 

Until these rules are adopted, the provisions of this Agreement  on interpretation  and 
application  of Articles VI, XVI  and XXIII of the General Agreement  on Tariffs  and 
Trade  shall be applied  as the rules for  the implementation  of paragraphs  1 point  (iii) 
and related parts of paragraph 2. 

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4.a)  For  the  purposes  of  applying  the  provisions  of  paragraph  1 point  (iii),  the  Parties 
recognize that during the first five years after  the entry into force  of this Agreement, 
any public aid granted  by Estonia  shall be assessed  taking  into  account  the fact  that 
Estonia  shall  be  regarded  as  an  area  identical  to  those  areas  of  the  Community 
described  in  Article  92.3(a)  of  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Economic 
Community. The Joint Committee shall, taking into account the economic situation  of 
Estonia,  decide  whether  that  period  should  be  extended  by  further  periods  of  three 
years. 

b)  Each Party shall ensure transparency in the area of public aid, inter alia by reporting 
annually to the other Party on the total  amount  and the distribution  of the  aid  given 
and  by providing,  upon  request,  information  on  aid  schemes.  Upon  request  by  one 
Party, the other Party shall provide information on particular individual cases of public 
aid. 

5.  With regard to products referred to in Chapters II and III of Title II: 

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the provision of paragraph  1 point (iii) does not apply, 

any practices contrary to paragraph  1  point (i) should be assessed  according to the 
criteria  established  by the  Community  on  the basis  of  Articles  42  and  43  of  the 
Treaty establishing the European Economic Community and in particular of those 
established in Council Regulation No 26/1962. 

6. 

If the Community  or Estonia  considers that  a particular  practice  is  incompatible  with 
the terms of the first paragraph of this Article, and 

-  is not adequately dealt with under the implementing rules referred  to in paragraph 3, 
, or 

-  in the absence of such rules, and if such practice causes or threatens to cause serious 
prejudice  to  the  interests  of  the  other  Party  or  material  injury  to  its  domestic 
industry, including its services industry, 

it may take appropriate measures after  consultation within the Joint Committee or  after 
30 working days following referral for such consultation. 

In the case of practices incompatible with paragraph  1 point  (iii) of this Article, such 
appropriate measures may, where the General Agreement on Tariffs  and Trade applies 
thereto, only be adopted  in conformity  with  the procedures  and  under  the  conditions 
laid  down  by  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade  and  any  other  relevant 
instrument negotiated under its auspices which are applicable between the Parties. 

7.  Notwithstanding  any provisions to the contrary  adopted  in conformity  with  paragraph 
3, the Parties shall exchange information taking into account the limitations imposed by 
the requirements of professional and business secrecy. 

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Article 33 

1.  The Parties  shall  endeavour  to  avoid  the  imposition  of restrictive  measures  including 
measures  relating  to  imports  for  balance  of  payments  purposes.  In  the  event  of  their 
introduction, the Party having introduced  the  same shall present  to  the  other  Party  as 
soon as possible, a time schedule for their removal. 

2.  Where  one  or  more  Member  States  or  Estonia  is  in  serious  balance  of  payments 
difficulties,  or  under  imminent  threat  thereof,  the  Community  or  Estonia,  as the  case 
may  be,  may,  in  accordance  with  the  conditions  established  under  the  General 
Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade,  adopt  restrictive  measures,  including  measures 
relating to imports, which shall be of limited  duration  and may not  go  beyond  what is 
necessary to remedy the balance of payments situation.  The Community or Estonia, as 
the case may be, shall inform the other Party forthwith. 

Article 34 

With  regard  to  public undertakings,  and  undertakings  to  which  special  or  exclusive rights 
have been granted, the Joint  Committee  shall ensure that  as from  the  fourth  year  following 
the date of entry into force  of this Agreement, the principles of the Treaty  establishing the 
European  Economic  Community,  notably  Article  90,  and  the  principles  of  the  concluding 
document  of the April  1990 Bonn meeting of the Conference  on Security and  Co-operation 
in Europe, notably entrepreneurs' freedom  of decision, are upheld. 

Article 35 

1.  The  Parties  commit  themselves  to  developing  customs  cooperation  in  order  to  achieve 

the approximation of Estonian's customs system to that of the Community. 

2.  Cooperation shall include the following in particular: 

- the-exchange of information, including on the methods of investigation; 

- the organisation of seminars and placements; 

- the introduction of the single administrative document  and the interconnection  between 

the transit system of the Community and that of Estonia; 

- the simplification  of the inspections and formalities in respect of the carriage of goods. 

Technical assistance shall be provided where appropriate. 

3.  The  Parties  will  provide  mutual  administrative  assistance  in  accordance  with  the 

provisions of Protocol No. 5. 

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1.  The  Parties  recognize  that  an  important  condition  for  the  establishment  of free trade 
between  Estonia  and  the  Community  and  the  further  economic  integration  of  the 
former  into  the  Community  is  the  approximation  of  Estonia's  existing  and  future 
legislation  to  that  of the Community.  Estonia  shall endeavour  to  ensure  that  its  trade 
and  trade-related  legislation  will  be  gradually  made  compatible  with  that  of  the 
Community. 

2.  The approximation  of laws  shall extend  to the following  areas in particular:  dumping, 

rules on competition, customs legislation, technical rules and standards. 

3.  The Community shall provide Estonia with technical assistance for  the  implementation 

of these measures, which may include inter alia : 

-the exchange of experts, 
-the provision of early information  especially on relevant legislation; 
-organisation of seminars; 
- training activities; 

- aid for the translation of Community legislation in the relevant sectors. 

TITLE IV 

INSTITUTIONAL, GENERAL AND FINAL  PROVISIONS 

Article 37 
The  Joint  Committee  set  up  by  the  Agreement  on  Trade  and  Commercial  and  Economic 
Cooperation  signed  between  the European  Economic  Community  and  Estonia  on  11 May 
1992 shall perform the duties assigned to it by this Agreement. 

Article 38 

The Joint  Committee  shall, for  the  purpose  of attaining  the  objectives  of  this  Agreement, 
have the power to take decisions in the cases provided for therein. The decisions taken shall 
be binding on the Parties which shall take the measures necessary to implement the decisions 
taken. The Joint Committee may also make appropriate recommendations. 

It shall draw up its decisions and recommendations by agreement between the two Parties. 

Article 39 

1.  Each  of the two  Parties  may refer  to  the Joint  Committee  any dispute  relating to  the 

application or interpretation of this Agreement. 

2.  The Joint Committee may settle the dispute by means of a decision. 

3.  Each Party  shall  be bound  to  take the measures involved  in carrying  out  the decision 

referred  to in paragraph 2. 

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In the event of it not being possible to  settle the dispute in accordance with paragraph 
2, either Party may notify the other of the appointment of an arbitrator; the other Party 
must then appoint a second arbitrator within two months. 

The Joint Committee shall appoint a third arbitrator. 

The arbitrators' decisions shall be taken by majority vote. 

Each  Party  to  the  dispute  must  take  the  steps  required  to  implement  the  decision  of  the 
arbitrators. 

Article 40 

Within the scope of this Agreement, each Party undertakes to  ensure that  natural  and legal 
persons of the other Party have access free of discrimination in relation to its own nationals 
to the competent  courts and administrative  organs  of the Parties to  defend  their  individual 
rights  and  their  property  rights,  including  those  concerning  intellectual,  industrial  and 
commercial property. 

Article 41 

Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent a Party from taking any measures: 

(a)  which  it  considers  necessary  to  prevent  the  disclosure  of  information  contrary  to  its 

essential security interests; 

(b)  which  relate  to  the  production  of,  or  trade  in,  arms,  ammunition  or  war  materials  or  to 
research,  development  or  production  indispensable  for  defence  purposes,  provided  that 
such  measures  do  not  impair  the  conditions  of  competition  in  respect  of  products  not 
intended for specifically military purposes; 

(c)  which it considers essential to its own security in the event of serious internal  disturbances 
affecting  the maintenance of law and order, in time of war or-serious international tension 
constituting  threat  of  war  or  in  order  to  carry  out  obligations  it  has  accepted  for  the 
purpose of maintaining peace and international security; 

(d)  which it considers necessary to respect its international obligations and commitments on the 

control of dual use industrial goods and technologies. 

Article 42 

In  the  fields  covered  by  this  Agreement  and  without  prejudice  to  any  special  provisions 
contained therein: 

the arrangements applied by Estonia in respect of the Community  shall not give rise to any 
discrimination between the Member States, their nationals, or their companies or  firms, 

the arrangements applied by the Community in respect of Estonia  shall not give rise to any 
discrimination between Estonian nationals or its companies or  firms. 

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Article 43 

Products  originating  in Estonia  shall  not  enjoy  more  favourable  treatment  when  imported  into 
the Community than that applied by Member States among themselves. 

Article 44 

1.  The  Parties  shall  take  any general  or  specific  measures  required  to  fulfil  their  obligations 
under this Agreement.  They shall see to it that  the objectives  set  out  in this Agreement  are 
attained. 

2. 

If  either  Party  considers  that  the  other  Party  has  failed  to  fulfil  an  obligation  under  this 
Agreement,  it  may take appropriate  measures. Before  so  doing,  except  in cases of special 
urgency,  it  shall  supply  the  Joint  Committee  with  all  relevant  information  required  for  a 
thorough  examination  of the situation  with  a view to  seeking  a  solution  acceptable to  the 
Parties. 

In  the  selection  of  measures,  priority  must  be  given  to  those  which  least  disturb  the 
functioning  of  this  Agreement.  These  measures  shall  be  notified  immediately  to  the  Joint 
Committee and shall be the subject  of consultations within the Joint Committee if the other 
Party so requests. 

Article 45 

Protocols No.  1, 2,  3, 4,  5 and  6  and  Annexes  I to  VT shall form  an  integral  part  of this 
Agreement. 

This Agreement is concluded for an unlimited period. 

Article 46 

Either  Party  may  denounce  this  Agreement  by notifying  the  other  Party.  This  Agreement 
shall cease to apply six months after the date of such notification. 

Article 47 

This  Agreement  shall  apply,  on  the  one  hand,  to  the  territories  in  which  the  Treaties 
establishing the European Economic Community, the European Atomic Energy Community 
and the European Coal and Steel Community are applied and under the conditions laid down 
in those Treaties and, on the other hand, to the territory of the Republic of Estonia. 

Article 48 

This  Agreement  is drawn  up  in  duplicate  in the Danish, Dutch,  English,  French,  German, 
Greek,  Italian,  Portuguese,  Spanish  and  Estonian  languages,  each  of  these  texts  being 
equally authentic. 

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Article 49 

This Agreement will be approved by the Parties in accordance with their own procedures. 

This Agreement shall enter into force after approval by the Parties on  1  January 1995. 

Should this Agreement not be approved in due time before  1  January  1995, it shall enter into 
force on the first day of the month following approval by both Parties. 

The Parties shall forthwith  notify  each other the completion of their approval procedures. 

Upon  its  entry  into  force,  the  Agreement  on  Trade  and  Economic  and  Commercial  Co 
operation  signed  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  Estonia  in Brussels  on 
11 May  1992 shall be modified  as follows: 

- Articles 3 and 5 to  12 inclusive as well as Article 13(1) and (4) are rescinded, 

- in Article 4 the words "trade and other" are rescinded, 

- in Article  13(2) the words "In furtherance  of the aims of this Article and" are rescinded. 

Article 50 

1.  In the  event  that  this Agreement  enters into force  after  1 January but  on  31  December 
1995  at the latest  for  the purposes of Titles II  and  III  of this  Agreement  and  Protocols 
No.  1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 hereto, the terms 'date of entry into force  of this Agreement' shall 
mean: 

- the date of entry into force in relation to obligations taking effect  on that date, and 
-  1 January  1995 in relation to obligations taking effect  after  the date of entry into  force 

by reference to the date of entry into force. 

2.  In the case of entry into force after  1 January  1995, the provisions of Protocol No. 6 shall 

apply. 

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LIST OF ANNEXES 

I 

II 

III 

IV 

V 

VI 

Articles 3 and 11 

Definition  of industrial and agricultural products 

Article 10 

Processed agricultural products 

Article  13 (2) 

Community agricultural concessions - duty concessions 

Article  13 (2) 

Community agricultural concessions - arrangements for 
animal and meat imports 

Article  13 (2) 

Community agricultural concessions - tariff quotas 

Article  16(1) 

Community fisheries concessions 

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List of products  referred  to in Articles 3 and  11 of the Agreement 

CN code 

ex 3502 

ex 3502 10 

3502  10 91 
3502  10.99 

ex 3502 90 

3502 90 51 

3502 90 59 

4501 

Description 

Albumins, albuminates and other albumin derivatives: 

— Egg albumin: 
-- Other: 

— Dried (for example, in sheets, scales, flakes, powder) 
— Other 
— Other: 
~  Albumins, other than egg albumin: 
— Milk albumin (lactalburnin): 
—  Dried (for example, in sheets, scales, flakes, powder) 

—  Other 

Natural cork, raw or simply prepared; waste cork; crushed, 
granulated or ground cork 

5201 00 

Cotton, not carded or combed 

5301 

5302 

Flax, raw or processed but not spun; flax tow and waste 
(including yarn waste and garnetted stock) 

True hemp {cannabis sativa L.), raw or processed but not spun; 
tow and waste of true hemp (including yarn waste and garnetted 
stock) 

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Goods referred to in Article 10 

Goods for which the Community retains an agricultural component in the duties 

CN code 

Description 

2905 43 

290544 

ex 3505 10 

3505 20 

3809 10 

3823 60 

Mannitol 

D-glucitol (sorbitol) 
Dextrins and other modified  starches, excluding starches, 
esterified  or etherfied  of subheading 3505 10 50 
Glues with a basis of starches, dextrins or other  modified 
starches 
Dressings and finishing agents with a basis of amylaceous 
substances 

Sorbitol, other than that of subheading 2905 44 

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ANNEXm 

Imports into the European Community of the following products originating in Estonia 
shall be subject to the duties set out below. 

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CN code 

Description  (1 ) 

04 09 

Natural honey 

06011000 

Bulbs.tuberous roots, corms, crowns 
and ryzomes , dormant 

06021090  Other live plants (including their roots), 

cuttings and slips 
Unrooted cuttings and slips 
Other 

06022090 

Edible fruit trees, shrubs  and bushes, other 

06029991 

Flovering plants with buds 

06029930 

Strawberry plants 

07070019 

Cucumbers, fresh or chilled 
from 16 May to 31 October 

08094090 
08103010 
08104030 
08104050 

• Sloes 

Black currants, fresh 
Bilberries of the species  Vaccinium myrtillus 
Fruit of the species 'Vaccinium macrocarpon M 
and "Vaccinium corymbosum" 

08109080*70 Other berries 

20053000 

Preparations of vegetables: 
Sauerkraut 

Duty rate 

17.3% 

5.1% 

4% 

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12L 

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8.3% 

12% I 

8.3% 

16% 

7% 
8%  i 
freei 
3% 

5% 

15% 

12%  U 

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12% o/  ! 

12% 

20097030 

Apple juice, of a density not exceeding 1,33 g/cm3 at 20* 
Of a value exceeding ECU 18 per 100 kg net weight, 
containing added sugar 

20097093 

Of a value not exceeding ECU 18 per 100 kg net weight, 
with an added sugar content not exceeding 30% by weight 

20097099 

Not containing added sugar 

(1)  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for  the  interpretation  of  the  Combined  Nomenclature,  the  wording  for  the 
description of the products is to be considered as having no more than an indicative value, the  preferential 
scheme being determined within the context of this Annex by the coverage of the CN codes.  Where ex CN 
codes  are  indicated,  the  preferential  scheme  is  to  be  determined  by  application  of  the  CN  code  and 
corresponding  description taken together. 

(2) Subject to minimum  price arrangements contained  in the Annex hereto. 

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Minimum  import  pnce  arrangement  tor  certain  sort  fruit  for  processing 

Minimum  imoon  pnees  arc fixed  for  each marketing year for  the  following  proaucts: 

:S10 30  IC 

Blackcurrants 

0810 40 30 
"810 40 50 

Bilberries 
Fruit of  species  Vacrimum macrocarpon  and  Vaccintum  corymbosum 

The  minimum  import  prices  are  fixed  by  the  Community  in  consuiution  with  CiToNM  taking  into 
consideration  the  pnce  evolution,  imported  quantities  and  market  development  in  the  Community. 

2.  The  minimum  import  prices shall  be  respected  in accordance  with the  following  criteria: 

;—  during  each  three  month  period  of  the  marketing  year  the  average  unit value  for  each  product  listed 
in paragraph  1,  imported  into  the  Community,  shall  not  be lover  than  the  minimum  import  pnce  for 
that product, 

—  during  any  period  of  two  week»  the  average  unit  value  for  each  product  listed  in  paragraph  1, 
imported  in  the  Community  .«hall  not  be  lower  than  90 %  of  the  minimum  import  price  for  that 
product,  in  so  far  as  the  quantities  imported  during  this  period  are  not  less  than  4 %  of  the  normal 
annual  import. 

3.  In case of  non-respect  of  one  of  these  criteria the  Community  may  introduce  measures  ensuring  that  the 
minimum  import  price  is  respected  for  each  consignment  of  the  product  concerned  imported  from 
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ANNEX  35T 

Arrangements for imports of live bovine animals, bovine meat, sheep and goat meal into 
the European Community. 

l. 

Independently  of  the  balance  sheet  arrangements  foreseen  in 
Regulation  (EEC) No  80S/68,  a global  tariff  quota  of  3 S00  heads 
of  live bovine  animals  for  fattening  or  for  slaughter  with  -
live weight  of  not  less  than  160 kg and  not more  than  300  ko° 
falling  under  CN  code  01.02,  shall  be opened  to  imports  from 
Latvia,  Lithuania  and  Estonia. 

The  reduced  levy  or  specific  duty  rate applicable  to  animals 
under  this  quota  shall  be  fixed  at  25* of  the  full  amount  of  the 
levy  or  the  specific  duty  rate. 

In  c a se  f o r e c a s ts  show  that  imnon-c  i m-«  vi,~  r- 

exceed  42S,000  head  for  anv  oivpn v^ r  i-»,« «r 
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e.ke  safeguaro measures  in  accordance with  Regulation 
(r-,C) 
805/68,  notwithstanding  any  other  rights given  under  t Ms 
Agreement. 

• 0<-  sports  into the  European  Community  mav 
y  o l v en  year, the European  Community  may 

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3. 

-reihb*ch!ni f-£  ° ' T5  °f  1'S 0°  t 0 n n €S  °f  m e«  °f  *™ 
.resh, chxllea  or  frozen,  falling  under CN codes 02 01  and 
02.02,  shall  be opened  to  imports  from Latvia, Lithuania  and 
Estonia. 

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The  reduced  duty  rate  and  levy or  specific duty  rate  applicable 
unoer  this' quota  shall be  fixed  at 40 * of their  full  amount 

Within  the  framework  of  the  autonomous  import  arrangements 
provxaed  for  in Regulation  (EEC) No 3643/85, a global ouota  of 
100  tonnes  of meat of  sheep or goats, fresh, chilled  or" frozen 
falling  under CN  code  02.04,  shall be reserved  for  Latvi-
Lithuania  and  Estonia. 

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Products referred to in article 13(2) 

Imports  into  the  European  Community  of  the  following  products  originating  in  Estonia 
will be  subject  to  a 60% reduction  of the variable  levy, the ad valorem  duty  and/or  the 
specific duty rates within the limits of the indicated quantities (tariff quotas) 

CNcode 

Description(l) 

yearl | year2  | Succesj 

vc 

0203 

Meat of domestic swine, freshrc. or fr(2) 

800 

(t) 

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1 

(t) 

|year5(t) 

900 

1000 

02071015 
02072110 
02071019 
02072190 
02073921 
02074141 
02073923 
02074151 

chicken carcasses; breasts of chicken; 
legs of chicken 

400 

450 

500 

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1 

04021019 
04022119 

Skimmed milk powder 
whole milk powder 

04050011 
04050019 

Butter 

040690 

cheese 

0701 

0704 

potatoes, fresh or chilled 

cabbages 

07121000 

dried potatoes 

0808 

apples . pears and  quinces/fresh 

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1000J  1250|  1500 

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i 

7001  750 
I 

800 

800 
I 
800 

1 
150| 
I 
60 j 
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150| 

800! 

800 

900  1000 

175 

601 

200 
, 
60 

176 
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200 

160100 

Sausages and similar products 

4001  45C 
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(1)  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for  the  interpretation  of  the  Combined  Nomenclature,  the  wording  for  the 
description  of  the  products  is to  be  considered  as  having  no  more  than  an  indicative value,  the  preferential 
scheme  being  determined  within  the context  of  this  Annex  by the  coverage of  the  CN  codes.  Where  ex  CN 
codes  are  indicated,  the  preferential  scheme  is  to  be  determined  by  application  of  the  CN  code  and 
corresponding  description  taken  together. 

(2)  Excluding  tenderloins  presented  alone. 

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ANNEX VI 

PRODUCTS,ORIGlNATING IN ESTONIA, FOR WHICH THE EUROPEAN 
COMMUNITY GRANTS TARIFF REDUCTIONS 

CN CODES 

DESCRIPTION 

TARIFF QUOTAS 

0301 92 00 
0302 66 00 
0303 76 00  frozen 

Eels, (Anguilla spp.)  1001 at 0% 
live,  fresh/chilled, 

0302 50 
0302 69 35 
0303 60 
0303 79 41 

fish 

Cod (Gadus rnorhua, 
Gadus ogac, Gadus 
rnacrocephalus) and 

of the species 
Boreogadus saida, 
fresh,  chilled or 
frozen 

2.500 t at 6% 

0302 69  19 
0303 79  19 

Other 

freshwater  1.0001 at 4% 

fish, 

fresh/chilled, 

frozen 

ex 0304  10 19 
ex 0304 20  19 

Fillets of other 
fish, 

freshwater 

5001 at 4,5% 

ex 1604 13 90 

ex  1604 19 94 

ex  1604  19 95 

fresh, frozen with 
the exception of 
caip 

Brisling or sprat 
(Sprattus sprattus) 
prepared or 
preserved 

3501 at 10% 

Hake (Merluccius 
spp.), prepared or 
preserved 

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}60 t at 10% 

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Alaska pollack 
(Theragra 
chalcogramma), 
prepared or 
preserved 

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LIST OF  PROTOCOLS 

PROTOCOLS 

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On trade in textile and clothing products 

On trade between the Community and Estonia in processed 
agricultural products 

On the rules of origin and methods of administrative cooperation 

On specific provisions concerning trade between Estonia and 
Spain and Portugal 

On mutual  assistance between administrative  authorities 
in customs  matters 

On concessions with annual limits 

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PROTOCOL NO.  1 
ON TRADE IN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING PRODUCTS 

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Article 1 

Imports into the Community of textile products listed in Annex I and originating in 
Estonia  shall not be subject for the duration of this Protocol to quantitative limits or 
measures of equivalent effect,  unless otherwise provided for in this Protocol. 

Article 2 

Should quantitative limits be introduced, exports to the Community of the textile 

1. 
products of Estonian origin made subject to quantitative limits shall be subject to a 
double-checking system as specified  in Appendix A. 

At the time of entry into force of this Protocol, exports to the Community of 

2. 
products of Estonian origin, listed in Annex II not subject to quantitative limits shall be 
subject to surveillance through the double-checking system referred  to in paragraph 1 
above. 

Following consultations in accordance with the procedure set out in Article  15, 

3. 
exports to the Community of products of Estonian origin covered by Annex I other than 
those listed in Annex II, may be made subject by the Community to surveillance through 
the double-checking system referred to in paragraph  1  or to a prior surveillance system. 

Article 3 

1. 
Imports into the Community of textile products covered by this Protocol shall not 
be subject to the quantitative limits established under this Protocol, provided that they are 
declared to be for re-export outside the Community in the same state or after processing, 
within the framework of the administrative system of control which exists within the 
Community. 

However, the release for home use of products imported into the Community under the 
conditions referred to above shall be subject to the production of an export licence issued 
by the authorities of Estonia, and to proof of origin in accordance with the provisions of 
Appendix A. 

Where the Community authorities ascertain that imports of textile products have 

2. 
been set off against a quantitative limit established under this Protocol, but that the 
products have subsequently been re-exported outside the Community, the authorities shall 
inform the Estonian authorities within four weeks of the quantities involved and authorise 
imports of identical quantities of the same products, which shall not be set off against the 
quantitative limit established under this Protocol for the current or the following year, as 
appropriate. 

3. 
The Community and Estonia recognise the special and differential  character of re 
imports of textile products into the Community after processing in Estonia as a specific 
form of industrial and trade co-operation. 

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Should quantitative limits be established under Article 5, provided that they are effected  in 
accordance with the regulations on economic outward processing in force in the 
Community, these re-imports shall not be subject to these quantitative limits if they are 
subject to the specific arrangements laid down in Appendix C. 

Article 4 

Should quantitative limits be introduced under Article 5, the following provisions shall 
apply: 

In any Protocol year advance use of a portion of the quantitative limit established 

1. 
for the following Protocol year is authorised for each category of products up to 5% of 
the quantitative limit for the current Protocol year. 

Amounts delivered in advance shall be deducted from the corresponding quantitative 
limits established for the following Protocol year. 

Carryover to the corresponding quantitative limit for the following Protocol year 

2. 
of the amounts not used during any Protocol year is authorised for each category of 
products up to 7% of the quantitative limit for the current Protocol year. 

Transfers in respect of categories in Group I shall not be made from any category 

3. 
except as follows: 

transfers between categories 2 and 3 and from category 1  to categories 2 
and 3 may be made up to 4% of the quantitative limits for the category to 
which the transfer is made, 

transfers between categories 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 may be made up to 4% of the 
quantitative limit for the category to which the transfer is made. 

Transfers into any category in Groups II, III, IV and V may be made from any category or 
categories in Groups I, II, III, IV and V up to 5% of the quantitative limit for the category 
to which the transfer is made. 

The table of equivalence applicable to the transfers referred to above is given in 

4. 
Annex I to this Protocol. 

The increase in any category of products resulting from the cumulative application 

5. 
of the provisions in paragraphs 1,2 and 3 above during a Protocol year shall not exceed 
the following limits: 

13% for categories of products in Group I, 

13.5% for categories of products in Groups II, III, IV and V. 

Prior notification shall be given by the Estonian authorities in the event of recourse 

6. 
to the provisions of paragraphs  1,2 and 3 above, at least  15 days in advance. 

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Article 5. 

Exports of textile products listed in Annex I to this Protocol may be made subject 

1. 
to quantitative limits on the conditions laid down in the following paragraphs. 

2. 
Should  imports  of  textile  products  originating  in  Estonia  and  covered  by  this 
Protocol 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, the Community  may request  consultations under Article  15 of this 
Protocol  with  a view  to  reaching  agreement  on  an appropriate  quantitative  limit  for  the 
textile category in question. 

3. 
Pending  a  mutually  satisfactory  solution,  Estonia  undertakes,  from  the  date  of 
notification  of the request  for  consultations, to  suspend  or limit at the level  indicated  by 
the Community, exports of the category of products in question to the Community or the 
region or regions of the Community market specified by the Community. 

The Community  shall authorise the importation  of products of the said category  snipped 
from  Estonia before the date on which the request for consultations was submitted. 

4. 
Should the Parties be unable in the course of consultations to reach a  satisfactory 
solution within  the period  specified  in Article  15, the Community shall have the right to 
introduce a definitive quantitative limit at an annual level not lower than  106% of the level 
of imports reached during the calendar year preceding that in which the imports gave rise 
to the request for consultations. 

The annual  level so fixed shall be revised upwards after  consultations in accordance  with 
the  procedure  referred  to  in  Article  15,  should  the  trend  of  total  imports  into  the 
Community of the product in question make this necessary. 

5. 
The  annual  growth  rate  for  the  quantitative  limits introduced  under  this  Article 
shall  be  fixed  by  agreement  between  the  Parties  in  accordance  with  the  consultation 
procedures established in Article 15. 

6. 
In  the  event  of  the  provisions  of  paragraphs  2,  3  or  4  being  applied,  Estonia 
undertakes  to  issue  export  licences  for  products  covered  by contracts  concluded  before 
the introduction of the quantitative limit, up to the volume of the quantitative limit  fixed. 

7. 
Up to the date of communication  of the statistics referred  to  in Article  12(6), the 
provisions  of  paragraph  2  of this Article  shall apply on the basis of the  annual  statistics 
previously communicated by the Community. 

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Article 6 

1. 
In view of ensuring the effective  functioning  of this Protocol, the Community and 
Estonia  agree  to  cooperate  fully  in  order  to  prevent,  to  investigate  and  to  take  any 
necessary  legal  and/or  administrative  action  against  circumvention  by  transhipment,  re 
routing,  false  declaration  concerning  the  country  or  place  of  origin,  falsification  of 
documents,  false  declaration  concerning  fibre  content,  quantities  description  or 
classification  of merchandise and by whatever other means. Accordingly, the  Community 
an Estonia agree to establish the necessary legal provisions and administrative  procedures 
permitting effective  action to be taken against such circumvention, which shall include the 
adoption  of  legally  binding  corrective  measures  against  exporters  and/or  importers 
involved. 

2. 
Should  the  Community  believe  on  the  basis  of  information  available  that  the 
present Protocol  is being circumvented,  the Community will consult  with  Estonia  with  a 
view to reaching a mutually satisfactory  solution. These consultations will be held as early 
as possible and at the latest within 30 days from the date of request. 

Pending the results of the consultations referred to in paragraph 2, Estonia shall, as 
3. 
a  precautionary  measure, if so  requested  by the Community, take all necessary  measures 
to  ensure  that,  where  sufficient  evidence  of  circumvention  is  provided,  adjustments  of 
quantitative  limits  established  under  Article  5  liable  to  be  agreed  following  the 
consultations referred to in paragraph 2 may be carried out for the quota year in which the 
request  to  open  consultations  in  accordance  with  paragraph  2  was  made,  or  for  the 
following year if the quota for the current year is exhausted. 

4. 
Should  the  Parties  be  unable,  in  the  course  of  the  consultation  referred  to  in 
paragraph 2 to reach a mutually satisfactory  solution, the Community shall have the right: 

(a)  Where there is sufficient  evidence that products originating in Estonia 

have been imported in circumvention of the present Protocol, to set off the 
relevant quantities against the quantitative limits established under Article 
5; 

(b)  Where sufficient  evidence shows that false declaration concerning fibre 

content, quantities, description or classification of products originating in 
Estonia has occurred, to refuse to import the products in question 

(c) 

Should it appear that the territory of Estonia is involved in transhipment  or 
re-routing of products not originating in Estonia, to introduce 
quantitative limits against the same products originating in Estonia if they 
are not already subject to quantitative limits, or to take any other 
appropriate measures. 

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5. 
The Parties  agree to  establish  a  system  of administrative  cooperation  to  prevent 
and to address effectively  all problems arising from circumvention in accordance with the 
provisions of Appendix A of this Protocol. 

Article .7 

1. 
The  quantitative  limits  established  under  this  Protocol  on  imports  into  the 
Community  of  textile  products  of  Estonian  origin  will  not  be  broken  down  by  the 
Community into regional shares. 

The Parties  shall cooperate  in order to  prevent  sudden  and prejudicial  changes in 
2. 
traditional  trade  flows  resulting  in  regional  concentration  of  direct  imports  into  the 
Community. 

Estonia  shall  monitor  its  exports  of  products  under  restraint  or  surveillance  into 
3. 
the Community.  Should  a  sudden  and  prejudicial  change in traditional  trade  flows  arise, 
the  Community  will  be  entitled  to  request  consultations  in  order  to  find  a  satisfactory 
solution to  those problems.  Such consultations  must be held within fifteen working  days 
of their being requested by the Community. 

4. 
Estonia  shall  endeavour  to  ensure  that  exports  of  textile  products  subject  to 
quantitative limits into the Community are spaced out as evenly as possible over the year, 
due account being taken in particular of seasonal factors. 

Article 8 

In  the  event  of  denunciation  of  this  Protocol  as  provided  for  in  Article  18(1),  the 
quantitative  limits  established  pursuant  to  this Protocol  shall  be  reduced  on  a pro  rata 
temporis basis unless the Parties decide otherwise by common agreement. 

Article 9 

Estonian  exports  of  cottage-industry  fabrics  woven  on  hand-  or  foot-operated  looms, 
garments or other made-up articles obtained manually from such fabrics and of traditional 
folklore handicraft  products shall not be subject to quantitative limits, provided that  these 
products originating in Estonia meet the conditions laid down in Appendix B. 

Article 10 

1. 
Should the Community consider that  a textile product covered by this Protocol is 
being  imported  into  the  Community  from Estonia  at  a  price  abnormally  lower  than  the 
normal  competitive  level  and  is for  this  reason  causing  or  threatening  to  cause  serious 
injury  to  Community  producers  of  like  or  directly  competitive  products,  it  may  request 
consultations under Article  15, and in that event the following  specific provisions  shall be 
applicable. 

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If  following  such  consultations  it  is  acknowledged  by  common  accord  that  the 
situation described in paragraph  1  exists, Estonia shall take, within the limits of its powers, 
the necessary steps, notably as regards the price at which the product  in question  will be 
sold, to remedy the situation. 

In  order  to  determine whether  the  price of a textile  product  is  abnormally  lower 

3. 
than the normal competitive level, it may be compared with: 

the prices generally charged for like products sold under the ordinary 
conditions by other exporting countries on the market of the importing 
country, 

the prices of like national products at a comparable marketing stage on the 
market of the importing country, 

the lowest prices charged by a third country for the same product in the 
course of ordinary commercial dealings in the three months preceding the 
request for consultations, and not having led to the adoption of any 
measure by the Community. 

4. 
Should the consultations referred  to in paragraph 2 above fail to lead to agreement 
within  30  days of the Community's  request  for  consultations, the  Community  may, until 
these  consultations  have  produced  a  mutually  satisfactory  solution,  temporarily  refuse 
consignments  of  the  product  in  question  at  prices  under  the  conditions  referred  to  in 
paragraph  1  above. 

5. 
In totally  exceptional  and  critical circumstances, where consignments  of  products 
are being imported from Estonia into the Community at prices abnormally lower than the 
normal competitive level, such as to cause injury which it would be difficult  to  repair, the 
Community  may  temporarily  suspend  imports  of  the  products  concerned  pending 
agreement  on  a  solution  in  the  course  of  consultations,  which  shall  be  opened 
immediately.  The  Parties  shall  do  their  utmost  to  reach  a  mutually  acceptable  solution 
within  10 working days' notice of the opening of such consultations. 

6. 
Should the Community have recourse to the measures referred  to  in paragraphs 4 
and 5 above, Estonia may at any time request the opening of consultations to examine the 
possibility of eliminating or modifying  these measures where the causes which made them 
necessary no longer exist. 

Article 11 

The  classification  of the products  covered  by this  Protocol  is based  on  the  tariff 
1. 
and  statistical  nomenclature  of  the  Community  (hereinafter  called  the  "Combined 
Nomenclature", or in abbreviated form "CN") and any amendments thereof. 

Where  any  decision  on  classification  results  in  a  change  of  classification  practice  or  a 
change  of  category  of  any  product  subject  to  this Protocol,  the  affected  products  shall 
follow  the  trade  regime  applicable  to  the  practice  or  category  they  fall  into  after  such 
changes 

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Any  amendment  to  the  Combined A/omenclature  (CN)  made  in  accordance  with  the 
procedures in force  in the Community concerning categories of products  covered  by this 
Protocol or any decision relating to the classification  of goods shall not have the effect  of 
reducing quantitative limits introduced pursuant to this Protocol. 

The  origin  of  the  products  covered  by  this  Protocol  shall  be  determined  in 

2. 
accordance with the rules in force in the Community. 

Any amendment  to  these  rules of origin  shall be communicated  to  Estonia  and  shall  not 
have the effect  of reducing any quantitative limit established pursuant to this Protocol. 

The procedures for control of the origin of the products referred to above are laid down in 
Appendix A. 

Article 12 

1. 
Estonia  shall  supply  the  Commission  of the European  Communities  with  precise 
statistical  information  on  all  export  licences  issued  for  categories  of  textile  products 
subject  to the quantitative limits established  under this Protocol, or to  a  double-checking 
system expressed  in quantities and in terms of value and broken down by Member  States 
of  the  Community,  as  well  as  on  all  certificates,  issued  by  the  competent  Estonian 
authorities for  products referred  to in Article 9 and subject to the provisions of Appendix 
B. 

The  Community  shall  likewise  transmit  to  the  Estonian  authorities  precise 
2. 
statistical  information  on  import  authorisations issued  by the Community  authorities and 
import statistics for products covered by the system referred to in Article 5(2). 

The  information  referred  to  above  shall,  for  all  categories  of  products,  be 

3. 
forwarded  before the end of the month following the month to which the statistics relate. 

Upon  request  by  the  Community,  Estonia  shall  supply  import  statistics  for  all 

4. 
products covered by Annex I. 

5. 
Should  it  be  found  on  analysis  of  the  information  exchanged  that  there  are 
significant  discrepancies  between  the  returns  for  exports  and  those  for  imports, 
consultations may be initiated in accordance with the procedure specified  in Article  15 of 
this Protocol. 

For the purpose of applying the provisions of Article 5, the Community undertakes 
6. 
to provide the Estonian authorities before  15 April of each year with the preceding year's 
statistics  on  imports  of  all  textile  products  covered  by  this  Protocol,  broken  down  by 
supplying country and Community Member State. 

Article 13 

Estonia  shall  refrain  from  discrimination  in  the  allocation  of  the  export  licences  or 
documents referred  to in Appendices A and B. 

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The Parties agree to examine the trend of trade in textile and clothing products each year, 
in the framework of the consultations  provided  for  in Article  15 and  on the basis  of the 
statistics referred to in Article 12. 

Article 15 

Save  where  it  is  otherwise  provided  for  in  this  Protocol,  the  consultation 

1. 
procedure referred  to in this Protocol shall be governed by the following provisions: 

as far as possible consultations shall be held periodically.  Specific 
additional consultations may also be held, 

any request for consultations shall be notified  in writing to the other 
Party, 

where appropriate, 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 report setting out the circumstances which, in the opinion 
of the requesting Party, justify the submission of such a request, 

the Parties shall enter into consultations within one month of 
notification  of the request at the latest, with a view to reaching agreement 
or a mutually acceptable conclusion within one further month at the latest, 

the period of one month referred to above for the purpose of reaching 
agreement or a mutually acceptable conclusion may be extended by 
common accord. 

2. 
The Community may request consultations in accordance with paragraph  1  when it 
ascertains that  during  a particular  year  of application  of the Protocol  difficulties  arise in 
the  Community  or  one  of  its  regions  due  to  a  sharp  and  substantial  increase,  by 
comparison to the preceding year, in imports of a given category of Group I subject to the 
quantitative limits established pursuant to this Protocol. 

3. 
At the request  of either Party, consultations  shall be held on any problems arising 
from the application of this Protocol. Any consultations held under this Article shall take 
place in a spirit of co-operation  and with a desire to reconcile the differences  between the 
Parties. 

Article 16 

The  Parties  undertake  to  promote  the  exchange  of  visits  by  persons,  groups  and 
delegations  from  business,  trade  and  industry,  to  facilitate  contacts  in  the  industrial, 
the  textile 
commercial  and  technical  fields  connected  with  trade  and  co-operation  in 
industry  and  textile  and  clothing  products,  and  to  assist  in the organisation  of  fairs  and 
exhibitions of mutual interest. 

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As regards intellectual  property, at the request of either Party, consultations  shall be held 
in  accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in  Article  15  with  a  view  to  finding  an 
equitable  solution  to  problems relating to  the protection  of marks, designs  or  models  of 
articles of textile and clothing products. 

Article 18 

1. 
Either  Party  may at  any time propose  modifications  to  this  Protocol  or  denounce 
it, provided  that at least six months' notice is given. In that event, the Protocol  shall come 
to an end on the expiry of the period of notice. 

The  Annexes,  Appendices  and  Agreed  Minutes  attached  to  this  Protocol,  shall 

2. 
form an integral part thereof. 

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PRODUCTS  REFERRED  TO  IN  ARTICLE  1 

1  Without  prejudice  to  the  rules  for  (he  mtcrprctat.on  of  (he combined  nomenclature,  (he wouJin/..  of the 
description  of  goods  is considered  to be of  ind.cat.ve  value  only,  since  the produce  covered  by each  eau-
pory  are de.ermmed.  wi.h.n  (his  Annex,  by CN  codes.  Where  there  ,s an Vx  symbol  in  (.on.  of  a  C.s 
code,  the  products  covered  in  each  category  are determmed  by (he scope  of  (he CN  code  and by  «ha; o; 
the  corresponding  dcscrip(ion. 

2  Garments  which  arc  not  recognizable  as  being  garments  foi  mer.  or  boys  oi  as  being  gaimcnts 

fo: 

women  or  girls  arc  classified  with  the  latter 

J  Where  the  expression  'babies'  garments"  is  used,  (his  is  meant  to  covei  garments  up  io  and  including 

commercial  size 86. 

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Co(ton  yarn,  not  put  up for  retail  ss! 

Category 

(1) 

CN  code 
1 9 94 

5204  1  1 00 
5204  19 00 

5205 11 00 
5205 12 00 
5205 13 00 
5205 14 00 
5205 15 10 
5205 15 90 
5205 21 00 
5205 22 00 
5205 23 00 
5205 24 00 
5205 25 10 
5205 25 30 
5205 25 90 
5205 31 00 
5205 32 00 
5205 3 3 00 
5205 34 00 
5205 35 10 
5205 35 90 
5205 41 00 
5205 42 00 
5205 43 00 
5205 44 00 
5205 45 10 
5205 45 30 

5205 45 90 

5206 11 00 
5206 12 00 
5206 13 00 
5206 14 00 
5.206 15 10 
5206 15 90 
5206 21 00 
5206 22 00 
5206 23 00 
5206 24 00 
5206 25 10 
5206 25 90 
5206 31 00 
5206 32 00 
5206 33 00 

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Woven  fabrics  of  cotton,  ruher  than  g.tu/.e,  terry  l.ibncs,  nnrrow 
woven  fabrics,  pile  fabrics,  chenille 
tabrics,  mile  ntul  uthct  nc( 
fabrics 

(1) 

(2) 

(ctm'.'à} 

5206 34 00 
5206 3 S 10 
5206 35 90 
5206 4 1 00 
5206 4 2 00 
520(i 4 3 00 
5206 4 4 00 
5206 4 5 10 
S 206 4 5 90 

o. 5 <\04 90 00 

5208 11 10 
520S 11 90 
520S 12 11 
520S 12 13 
5208 12 15 
5208 12 19 
52ÛS 12 91 
520S 12 93 
520S 12 95 
520S 12 99 
5208 13 00 
520S 19 00 
520821 ld 
5208 21 90 
520S 22 11 
520S22 13 
5208 22 15 
520S22 19 
5208 22 91 
520S 22 93 
520S 22 95 
5208 22 99 
5208 23 00 
520S 29 00 

520531 00 
5208 32 11 
520532 13 
5208 32 15 
520S32 19 
5208 32 91 
5208 32 93 
5208 32 95 
5208 32 99 
5208 33 00 
5208 39 00 
5208 41 00 
520542 00 
520543 00 
5208 49 00 
520551 00 
520552 10 
520S52 90 
5208 53 00 
5208 59 00 

5209 11 00 
5209 12 00 
5209 19 00. 
5209 21 00 
5209 22 00 
5209 29 00 
5209 31 00 
5209 32 00 
5209 39 00 
5209 41 00 
5209 42 00 
5209 4 3 00 

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2 
[(unt'd) 

(2) 

5209 49 10 
5209 49 90 
5209 51 00 
5209 52 00 
5209 59 00 

5210 1 I 10 
5210 1 1 90 
5210 12 00 
5210 19 00 . 
52102! 10 
5210 21 90 
5210 22 00 
5210 29 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 11 00 
5211 12 00 
5211 19 00 
5211 21 00 
5211 22 00 
5211 2900 
5211 31 00 
5211 32 00 
5211 39 00 
521141 00 
5211 42 00 
5211 43 00 
5211 49 11 
5211 49 19 
5211 49 90 
5211 51 00 
5211 52 00 

5211 59 00 

5212 11 10 
5212 11 90 
5212 12 10 
5212 12 90 
5212 13 10 
5212 13 90 
5212 14 10 
5212 14 90 
5212 15 10 
5212 15 90 
521221 10 
5212 21 90 
5212 22 10 
5212 22 90 
521223 10 
5212 23 90 
521224 10 
5212 24 90 
521225 10 
521225 90 

ex 5811 00 00 

ex 630fi 00 00 

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5 208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
S 2 08 
5 2 OS 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
520S 
5208 
5208 
520S 
520S 

00 
11 
13 
15 
19 
91 
93 
95 
99 
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00 
00 
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10 
90 
00 
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5209 31 00 
5209 32 00 
5209 39 00 
5209 41 00 
5209 42 00 
5209 43 00 
5209 49 10 
5209 49 90 
5209 51 00 
5209 52 00 
5209 59 00 

521031 10 
5210 31 90 
521032 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 00 
5211 39 00 
5211 41 00 
5211 42 00 
5211 43 00 
5211 49 11 
52U 49 19 
5211 49 90 
5211 51 00 
5211 52 00 
5211 59 00 

5212  13  10 
5212  13 90 
5212  14  10 
5212  14  90 
5212  15  10 
5212  15  90 
5212  23  10 
5212  23  90 
5212  24  10 
5212  24  90 
5212  25  10 
5212  25  90 

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5512 1100 
5512 19 10 
5512 19 90 
55!2 21 00 
5112 29 10 
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5512 91 00 
5512 99 10 
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5513 II 10 
5513 1 1 30 
5 513 11 90 
5513 12 00 
5513 13 00 
5513 19 00 
5513 21 10 
5513 21 30 
5513 21 90 
5513 22 00 
5513 23 00 
5513 29 00 
5513 31 00 
5513 32 00 
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5513 3900 
551341 00 
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5513 43 00 
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5514 
5514 
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5514 
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5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
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5514 
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5514 
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12 00 
13 00 
19 00 
21 00 
22 00 
23 00 
29 00 
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32 00 
33 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
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49 00 

5515 11 10 
5515 11 30 
5515 11 90 
5515 12 10 
5515 12 30 
5515 12 90 
5515 13 11 
5515 13 19 
5515 13 91 
5515 13 99 
5515 19 10 
5515 19 30 
5515 19 90 
551521 10 
5515 21 30 
5515 21 90 
5515 22 11 
5515 22 19 
5515 2291 
5515 22 99 
5515 29 10 
5515 29 30 

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5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
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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 6308 00 00 

5512 19 10 
5512 19 90 
551229 10 
5512 29 90 
551299 10 
5512 99 90 

5513 21 10 
551321 30 
551321 90 
5513 22 00 
5513 23 00 
5513 29 00 
5513 31 00 
5513 32 00 
5513 33 00 
5513 39 00 
5513 41 00 
5513 42 00 
5513 43 00 
5513 49 00 

5514 21 00 
5514 22 00 
5514 23 00 
5514 29 00 
5514 31 00 
.5514 32 00 
5514 33 00 
5514 39 00 
5514 41 00 
5514 42 00 
5514 43 00 
5514 49 00 

5515 11 30 
5515 11 90 
5515 1230 
5515 1290 
5515 1319 
5515 1399 
5515 19 30 
• 5515 19 90 
5515 21 30 
5515 21 90 
5515 22 19 
5515 22 99 
5515 29 30 
5515 29 90 
551591 30 
551591 90 

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551592 99 
5515 99 30 
5515 99 90 

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6105 1000 
6105 20 10 
6105 20 90 
6105 90 10 

6109 10 00 
6109 90 10 
6109 90 30 

611020 10 
611030 10 

6101 1090 
6101 20 90 
6101 30 90 

6102 10 90 
6102 20 90 
6102 30 90 

6110 10 10 
6110 1031 
6110 1035 
6110 1038 
6110 10 91 
6110 1095 
6110 109S 
61102091 
611020 99 
61103091 
611030 99 

6203 41 10 
6203 41 90 
6203 42 31 
6203 42 33 
6203 42 35 
6203 42 90 
6203 43 19 
6203 43 90 
6203 49 19 

6203  49  50 

6204  61  10 
6204  62  31 
6204  62  33 
6204  62  39 
6204  63  18 
6204  69  18 

6211  32  42 
6211  33  42 
6 2 1 1 4 2 42 
6211  43  42 

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 

Shirts,  T-shirts,  lightweight 
fine  knit  roll,  polo  or  turtle  necked 
jumpers  and  pullovers  (other  than  of  wool  or  fine  .imm.il  h.nr). 
undcrvests  and the like,  knitted  or  crocheted 

6.4 S 

154 

Jerseys,  pullovers,  slip-overs,  waistcoats, 
twinscts,  cardigans, 
bed-jackers  and jumpers  (o(hcr  than  jackets  and blazers),  anoraks, 
windchca(crs,  wais(er  jackc(s  and the like,  knitted  or  crocheted 

4.5. 

221 

Men's  or  boys'  woven  breeches,  shorts  other  than  swimwear  and 
trousers  (including  slacks);  women's  or  girls'  woven  trousers  and 
slacks,  of  w o o l,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres;  lower  parts  of 
tracksuits  with  lining, other  than  category  16 or 29, of cotton  or of 
man-made  fibres 

1,76 

56S 

Women's  or  girls'  blouses,  shirts  and shirt-blouses,  whether  or not 
knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

5,55 

180 

Men's  or  boys'  shirts,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool, 
cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

4,60 

21 

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5802  11  00 
5S02  19 00 

ex 6302  60  00 

Terry  towelling  and  similar  woven  ten y  fabrics  of  cotton,  toilet 
linen  and  kitchen  linen,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  terrv 
lowelhit-^  and  woven  terrv  fabrics,  of  cotton 

Bed  linen,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

Yarn  of  staple  or  waste  synthetic  libres,  not  put  up  for  retail  sale 

20 

22 

6302 21 00 
6302 22 90 
6302 29 90 
6302 31 10 
6302 31 90 
6302 32 90 
6302 39 90 

550S 10 11 
550S 10 19 

5509 11 00 
5509 12 00 
5509 21 10 
5509 21 90 
5509 22 10 
5509 22 90 
5509 31 10 
5509 31 90 
5509 32 10 
5509 32 90 
5509 41 10 
5509 41 90 
5509 42 10 
5509 42 90 
5509 5100 
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 9110 
5509 91 90 
5509 92 00 
5509 99 00 

22 (a) 

5508 10 19 

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5509 31 10 
5509 31 90 
5509 32 10 
5509 32 90 
5509 61 10 
5509 61 90 
5509 62 00 
5509 69 00 

23 

5508 20 10 

Yarn  of  s(aple  or  waste  artificial  fibres,  not  pu(  up  for  retail  sale 

5510 11 00 
5510 12 00 
5510 20 00 
5510 30 00 
5510 90 00 

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or  terry  fabrics  of  cotton  and  narrow  woven  fabrics)  and  tufted 
textile  surfaces,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  o(  man-made  textile  fibres 

( Il 

32 

(21 

5801  10  00 
5801  21  00 
5801  22  00 
5801  23  00 
5801  24  00 
5801  25  00 
5801  26  00 
5801  31  00 
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5801  33 0^1 
5801  34  00 
5801  35  00 

5801  36  00 

5802  20  00 
5802  30  00 

32  (a) 

5801  22  00 

(a)  Of  which: 

Cotton  corduroy 

linen, 

toilet  and  kitchen 

Table 
than  knitted  or 
crocheted,  other  than  of  terry  towelling  or  similar  terry  fabrics  of 
cotton 

linen,  other 

39 

6302  51  10 
6302  51  90 
6302  53  90 
ex  6302  59  00 
6302  91  10 
6302  91  90 
6 3 0 2 93  90 
ex  6302  99  00 

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and 

tights, 

Panty-hose 
socks, 
ankle-socks, sockettcs  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted, other  than 
for  babies, 
than 
products  of  category  70 

including  stockings  for  varicose  veins,  other 

undcrsiockmgs. 

stockings, 

(2) 

6115 
6115 
6115 
6115 
6115 
6115 
6115 
6115 
6115 
6115 
6115 

12 00 
19 10 
19 90 
20 11 
20 90 
91 00 
92 00 
93 10 
93 30 
93 99 
99 00 

6107 11 00 
6107 12 00 
6107  1900 

Men's  or  boys'  underpants  and  briets.  women's  or  girls'  knickers 
and  briefs,  knitted  or  crocheted,  ol  wool,  cotton  or  man-made 
fibres 

17 

59 

6 1 0 8 2 1 00 
6108 22  00 
610S29  00 

6201 11 00 
ex 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 
ex 6202 13 10 
ex 6202 13 90 

6204 31 00 
6204 32 90 
6204 33 90 
6204 39 19 

6210.30  00 

6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 

11 00 
12 00 
19 10 
19 30 
2100 
22 80 
23 80 
29 18 

6211  32  31 
6211  33 31 

6203  31  00 
6203  32  90 
6203  33  90 
6203  39  19 

620711  00 
6207  19 00 
6207  21  00 
6207  22  00 
6207  29  00 
6207  91  10 
6207  91  90 

Men's  or  boys'  woven  overcoats,  raincoats  and  other  coats,  cloaks 
and  capes,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  textile  fibres  (other 
than  parkas)  (of  category  21) 

0.72 

1 389 

Women's  or  girls'  woven  overcoats,  raincoats  and  other  coats, 
cloaks  and  capes;  jackets  and  blazers,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  textile  fibres  (other  than  parkas)  (of  category  21) 

0,84 

1 190 

Men's  or  boys'  suits  and  ensembles,  other 
than  knitted  or 
crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres,  excluding  ski 
suits;  men's  or  boys'  tracksuits  with  lining,  with  an  outer  shell  of  a 
single  identical  fabric,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

0,80 

1 250 

Men's  or  boys' 
crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

jackets  and  blazers,  other 

than  knitted  or 

1,43 

700 

Men's  or  boys'  singlets  and  other  vests,  underpants,  briefs, 
nightshirts,  pyjamas,  bathrobes,  dressing  gowns  and 
similar 
articles,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

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19 

21 

24 

26 

27 

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6207 92 00 
6207 99 00 

620S 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 

11 00 
19 10 
19 90 
21 00 
22 00 
29 00 
91 11 
91 19 
91 90 
92 10 
92 90 
99 00 

6213 20 00 
6213 90 00 

ex 6201 12 10 
ex 6201 12 90 
ex 6201 13 10 
ex 6201 13 90 
6201 91 00 
6201 92 00 
6201  93 00 

ex 6202  12  10 
ex  6202  12 90 
ex  6202  13  10 
ex  6202  13 90 
6202  91  00 
6202  92  00 
6202  93  00 

6211  3241 
6211  33 41 
62114241 
6211  4341 

6l07'2nKT 
6107 22 00 
6107 29 00 
6107 91 10 
6107 9190 
6107 92 00 
ex 6107 99 00 

6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
610S 

3110 
3190 
32 11 
32.19 
32 90 
39 00 
91 10 
91  90 
92  00 
99  10 

6104  4100 
6104  42  00 
6104  43  00 
6104  44  00 

6204  41  00 
6204  42 00 
6204  43 00 
6204  44  00 

6104 51 00 
6104 52 00 
6104 53 00 
6104 59 00 

V3 

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Women's  or  girls'  singlets  and  other  vests,  slips, -petticoats,  briefs, 
panties,  nightdresses,  pyjamas,  negliges,  bathrobes,  dressing  gowns 
and  similar  articles,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

Handkerchiefs,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

59 

17 

Parkas;  anoraks,  windcheaters,  waister  jackets  and  the  like,  other 
than  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  man-made  fibres; 
upper  parts  of  tracksuits  with  lining, other  than  ca(cgory  16  or  29, 
of  co(ton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

2,3 

435 

Men's  or  boys'  nightshirts,  pyjamas,  bathrobes,  dressing  gowns 
and  similar  articles,  knitted  or  crocheted 

3,9 

257 

Women's  or  girls'  nightdresses,  pyjamas,  negliges,  bathrobes, 
dressing  gowns  and  similar  articles,  knitted  or  crocheted 

Women's  or  girls'  dresses,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made 
fibres 

3,1 

323 

Women's  or  girls'  skirts,  including  divided  skir(s 

2,6 

385 

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(4) 

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6204 51 00 
6204 52 00 
6204 53 00 
6204 59 10 

610 3 4 1  10 
6103 4 1 90 
6103 4 2 10 
6103 4 2 90 
6 10.3 4 3 10 
6 103 4 3 90 
610 349 10 
6103 49 91 

6104 61 10 
6104 61 90 
6104 62 10 
6104 62 90 
6104 63 10 
6104 63 90 
6104 69 10 
6104 69 91 

6204 11 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 4331 

than 
lioi:s.-rs.  bill  and  h::nc  overalls,  breeches  and  shorts  (other 
swunv.cjii,  knitted  ot  crocheted,  ol  wool,  ol  cotton  ot  ol 
m.iii'm.w]'*  libre-. 

1,61 

Women's  or  girls'  suns  and  ensembles,  other 
than  knitted  or 
crocheted,  o!  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres,  excluding  ski 
suits;  women's  or  gtrls"  tracksuits  with  lining,  with  an  outer  shell 
of  3n  identical  fabric,  ol  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

1,3: 

6212  10  00 

Brassieres,  woven,  knitted  or  crocheted 

18,2 

Babies'  garments  and  clothing  accessories, excluding  babies'  gloves, 
mittens  and  mitts  of  categories  10  and  87.  and  babies'  stockings, 
socks  and  sockencs.  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  category 
88 

Track  suits  of  knitted  or  crocheted  fabric,  of  w o o l,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  textile  fibres 

1.67 

600 

Men's  or  boys'  industrial  or  occupational  clothing,  other 
knitted  or  crocheted; 
Women's  or  girls'  aprons,  smock-overalls  and  other  industrial  or 
occupa(ion3l  clothing,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

than 

6111  1090 
6111  20  90 
6111  30  90 
ex  6111  90 00 

ex 6209  10 00 
ex 6209  20  00 
ex 6209  30 00 
ex 6209  90  00 

6112  11 00 
6112  1200 
6112  1900 

6203  22  10 
6203  23  10 
6203  29  11 
6203  32  10 
6203  33  10 
6203  39  11 
6203  42  11 
6203  42  51 
6203  43  11 
6203  43  31 
6203  49  11 
6203  49  31 

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29 

31 

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73 

76 

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6204 22 10 
6204 2 3 10 
6204 2V 1 1 
6204 32 in 
620-. r» 10 
6204 V} I 1 
6204 62 1 I 
620- 62 3 1 
6 20-6% 11 
6204 6 3 31 
6204 Ay I ! 
6204 <?9 3,1 

621 I 32 It) 
621 I  r^j 10 
6211 42 10 
621 ! 4 3 10 

ex  621 1  20  00 

Ski  suits,  other  than  kn-ttcd  ot  crocheted 

Garments,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  excluding  garments  of 
categories  6.  7,  8.  14,  15,  16,  17.  18.  2 1. 26,  27,  29.  68.  72,  76 
and  77 

Overcoats,  jackets,  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,  74,  75 

78 

83 

6203 4 1 30 
6203 42 5.9 
6203 4 3 39 
6203 4 9 39 

6204 6i 80 
620^ 61 VO 
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 6112 20 00 

611300 90 

6114 10 00 
6114 20 00 
61 14 30 00 

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labrics  ol  s v m h c ; :.  bi.tmrt.t  y a r n,  o b t a i n ed  ( t o rn  s t r ip  or 

the  like  of  p o l y e t h y l e ne  or  p o l y p r o p y l e n e,  3  m  or  m o te  w i de 

W o v en  fabrics  of  svnthc.ic  l i l v es  ( c o n t i n u o u s ),  o t h er  t h an  tliose  fot 

tyres  of  category 

I  1 4 

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O t h er  t h an  unbleached  or  bleached 

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 
54075390 
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 
5407 81 00 
5407 82 00 
5407 83 10 
5407 83 90 
5407 84 00 
5407 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 
5407 42 90 
5407 43 00 
5407 44 10 
5407 44 90 
5407 52 00 
5407 53 10 
5407 53 90 
5407 54 00 
5407 60 30 
5407 60 51 
5407 60 59 
54 07 60 90 

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36 

36 (a) 

37 

5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
54 07 
54 07 
5407 
5407 
5407 

72 00 
73 10 
~3 91 
73 99 
74 00 
82 00 
S3 10 
83 90 
84 00 
92 00 
9.3 10 
9.3 90 
94 00 

ex 5811 00 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

540S 10 00 
540S21 00 
540$ 22 10 
540S 22 90 
540S 23 10 
540$ 23 90 
5408 24 00 
5408 31 00 
540S 32 00 
540S33 00 
54ÛS 34 00 

cx5Sll 00 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

540S 10 00 
5408 22 10 
5408 22 90 
5408 23 10 
5408 23 90 
5408 24 00 
540S 32 00 
540S 33 00 
5408 34 00 

ex 5811 00 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

5516 11 00 
5516 12 00 
5516 1300 
5516 14 00 
5516 21 00 
5516 22 00 
5516 23 10 
551623 90 
5516 24 00 
5516 31 00 
5516 32 00 
5516 33 00 
5516 34 00 
551641 00 
5516 42 00 
55164300 
5516 44 00 
5 516 91 00 

9-

Woven  fabrics  of  conrinuous  artificial  fibres,  other  than  those  lor 
tyres  of  category  1  14 

(a)  Of  which: 

Other  than  unbleached  or  bleached 

Woven  fabrics  of  artificial  staple  fibres 

Stf 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(a) Of wind-. 

Other  than  unbleached  ot  bleached 

(I) 

37 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

5516 92 00 
.55169300 
5516 94 00 

580 3 90 50 

j  ev 590 5 00 70 

37(a) 

I 

I 

5516 12 00 
5516 13 00 
5516 14 00 
5516 22 00 
5516 23 10 
5516 23 90 
5516 24 00 
5516 32 00 
5516 33 00 
5516 34 00 
551642 00 
5516 43 00 
5516 44 00 
551692 00 
55169300 
5516 94 00 

ex 5803 90 50 

ex 5905 00 70 

3S A 

3S B 

6002  43  11 
6002  93  10 

Knitted  or  crociieted  synthetic  curtain  fabric  including  net  curtain 
fabric 

ex 6303 91 00 
ex 6303 92 90 
ex 6303 99 90 

Net  curtains,  othrr  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

40 

ex 6303 91 00 
ex 6303 92 90 
ex 6303 99 90 

Woven  curtains  (including  drapes,  interior  blinds,  curtain  and  bed 
valances  and  other  furnishing  articles),  other 
than  knitted  or 
crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

6304 19 10 
ex 6304 19 90 
6304 92 00 
ex 6304 93 00 
ex 6304 99 00 

41 

5401 10 11 
5401 10 19 

Yarn  of  synthetic  filament  (continuous),  not  put  up  for  retail  sale, 
other  than  non-textured  single  yarn  untwisted  or  with  a  twis(  of 
no(  more  than  50  turns  per  metre 

5402 10 10 
5402 10 90 
5402 20 00 
5402 31 10 
5402 31 30 
5402 31 90 
5402 32 00 
5402 33 10 
5402 33 90 
5402 39 10 
5402 39 90 
5402 49 10 
5402 49 91 
5402 49 99 
5402 51 10 
5402 51 30 

,X1 

( I) 

(2) 

(3) 

("l 

^r 

41 
(cont'd) 

5402 51 90 
5402 52 10 
5402 52 90 
5402 59 10 
5402 S9 90 
5402 61 Id 
5402 6 1 30 
54 02 61 90 
5402 62 10 
5402 62 90 
5402 69 10 
5402 69 90 

ex 5604 20 00 
ex 5604 90 00 

42 

5401 20 10 

Yarn  of  continuous  man-made  libres,  not  put  up for  retail  sale: 

Yarn  of  artificial  fibres;  yarn  of  artificial  filaments,  not  put  up 
for  retail  sale, other  than  single  yarn  ol  viscose  ravon  untwisted 
or  with  a (wisi  of  noi  more  (h.in  250  turns  per metre  and single 
non-textured  yarn  of  cellulose  acetate 

5403 10 00 
540.3 20 10 
5403 20 90 
e:c 5403 32 00 
5403 33 90 
5403 39 00 
5403 4 1 00 
5403 42 00 
5403 49 00 

ex  5604  20 00 

43 

5204 20 00 

Yarn  of  man-made  filament,  yarn  of  staple  artificial  fibres,  cotton 
yarn,  put up for  retail  sale 

'"• 

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  10 00 
5105  21  00 
5105 29 00 
5105  30 10 
5105 30 90 

5106 10 10 
5106 10 90 
5106 20 11 
5106 20 19 
5106 20 91 
5106 20 99 

5108 10 10 
5108 1090 

5107 10 10 
5107 10 90 
5107 20 10 
S 107 20 30 

46 

47 

48 

/'// 

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  animal  hair,  not  put  up for  rernil  sale 

Yarn  of  combed  sheep's  or  lambs'  wool  (wors(cd  yarn)  or  of 
combed  fine  animal, hair,  not  put up for  rcrail  sale 

•\ 

ÇG 

(3) 

(4) 

Yarn  of  sheep's  ot  lambs' 
retail  sale 

ol  ot  of  line  .iiinn.il  hair,  put  i:p  lot 

Woven  fabrics  of  sheep's  or  lambs'  wool  or  of  (me  animal  hair 

(21 

5107 20 51 
5107 20 59 
5107 20 91 
5107 20 99 

5108 20 10 
< MS 20 90 

M 09 10 10 
5109 10 90 
5109 90 10 
•1109 90 90 

5111 11 00 
5111 19 10 
5111 19 90 
5111 20 00 
5111 30 10 
5111 30 30 
5111 30 90 
5 111 90 10 
5111 9091 
5111 90 93 
5111  90 99 

5112  11  00 
5112  19  10 
5 H  2  19  90 
511220 00 
5 1 1 2 3 0 10 
5112  30 30 
5112  30 90 
5 1 1 2 90  10 
5 1 1 2 9 0 91 
5 1 1 2 9 0 93 
511290 99 

5203 00 00 

Cotton,  carded  or  combed 

5803  10 00 

Cotton  gauze 

Staple  artificial 
otherwise  processed  for  spinning 

fibres, 

including  • waste,  carded,  combed  or 

Synthetic  staple 
otherwise  processed  for  spinning 

fibres,  including  waste,  carded  or  combed  or 

5507 00 00 

5506 10 00 
5506 20 00 
5506 30 00 
5506 90 10 
5506 90 91 
5506 90 99 

48 
(cont'd) 

4 9 

50 

51 

53 

54 

55 

56 

5508 10 90 

Yarn  of  staple  synthetic  fibres  (including  waste),  put  up  for  retail 
sale 

58 

5511 10 00 
5511 20 00 

5701  10  10 
5701  10 91 
5701  10 93 
5701  10  99 
5701  90  10 
5701  90 90 

Carpets,  carpctincs  and rugs,  knotted  (made  up  or not) 

M 
-A.-yU 

(4 

,s~f 

(4) 

(3) 

Carpets  and  other  textile  floor  coverings, other  than  the  carpets  of 
•catcpory  58 

(I) 

59 

<2> 

5702 10 00 
570231 10 
5702 3130 
5702 31 90 
5702 32 10 
5702 32 90 
5702 5V 10 
5702 4 110 
5 702 4 1 90 
5702 42 10 
5702 4 2 90 
5702 49 10 
5702 51 00 
5702 52 00 
ex 5702 59 00 
5702 91 00 
5702 92 00 
ex 5702 99 00 

5703 10 10 
5703 10 90 
5703 20 11 
5703 20 19 
5703 20 91 
5703 20 99 
5703 30 11 
5703 30 19 
5703 30 51 
5703 30 59 
5703 30 91 
5703 30 99 
5703 90 10 
5703 90 90 

5704 10 00 
5704 90 00 

5705 00 10 
5705 00 31 
5705 00 39 

ex  5705 00  90 

60 

5805  00  00 

Tapestries,  hand-made,  of  the  type  Gobelins,  Flanders,  Aubusson, 
Beauvais  and  the  like,  and  ncedleworked  tapestries  (for  example, 
petit  point  and  cross  stitch)  made-in  panels  and  the  like  by  hand 

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 

Elastic  fabrics  and  trimmings  (not  knitted  or  crocheted),  made 
from  textile  materials  assembled  froir.  rubber  thread 

Chenille  yarn  (including  flock  chenille  yarn),  gimped  yarn  (other 
than  metallized  yarn  and  gimped  horscjiair  yarn): 

Tulle  and  other  net  fabrics  but  not  including  woven,  knitted  or 
crocheted  fabrics,  hand  or  mechanically-made  lace,  in  the  piece,  in 
Strips  or  in  motifs 

61 

62 

ex  5806  10 00 
5806  20  00 
5806  31  10 
5806  31  90 
5806  32  10 
5806  32  90 
5806  39  00 
5806  40  00 

5606 00 91 
5606 00  99 

5804  10 11 
5804  10  19 
5804  10 90 
5804  21  10 
5804  2190 
5804  29  10 
5804  29  90 
5804  30 00 

,> 

'XI 

( 1) 

62 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

(3| 

14) 

5807 10 10 
5807 10 90 

Labels,  badges  and the like of  textile  materials,  not c m b r o i d c i c d.  m 
the  piece,  in  strips  or  cut  to  shape  or  s u e,  woven 

5808 10 00 
5808 90 00 

Braids  and  ornamental 
and  the  like 

trimmings  in  the  piece;  tassels,  p o m p o ns 

I'.mhroidct v.  in  the  piece,  in  stups  oi  m  motifs 

Knitted  or  crocheted  fabric  of  synthetic  fibres  containing  bv  weight 
5%  or  more  of  elastomcric  yam  and  knitted  ot  crocheted 
fabric 
containing  by  weight  5 °'«  or  more  of  rubbet 

thread 

Haschcl  lace  and  lor.g-ptle  fabric  ol  synthetic  fibres 

5810 10 10 
5810 10 90 
5S10 91 10 
5810 91 90 
5810 92 10 
5810 92 90 
5810 99 10 
581099 90 

63 

5906 91 00 

ex 6002 10 10 
6002 10 90 
ex 6002 30 10 
6002 30 90 

c\ 6001  10 00 

6002 20 31 
6002 43 19 

65 

5606  00 10 

Knitted  or  crocheted  u b nc  other  titan  those  of  categories 
63,  ol  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

ex  6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 

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 

ex 6002 10 10 
6002 20 10 
6002 20 39 
6002 20 50 
6002 20 70 
ex 6002 30 10 
6002 41 00 
6002 42 10 
6002 42 30 
6002 42 50 
6002 42 90 
6002 43 31 
6002 43 33 
6002 43 35 
6002 43 39 
6002 43 50 
6002 43 91 
6002 43 93 
6002 43 95 
6002 43 99 
6002 91 00 
6002 92 10 
6002 92 30 
6002 92 50 

tf 

fa 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

( 4) 

<S) 

65 
(cont'd) 

66 

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 

Travelling  rugs  and  blankets,  other  than  knitted  or  ctovhctcd,  ol 
wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

V" 

S5 

A! 

\— 

6o 

G R O UP  III 11 

(3) 

Gloves,  mittens  and  mitts,  knitted  or  crocheted 

pairs 

59 

Knitted  or  crocheted  clothing  accessories  other  than  for  babies; 
household 
Imcr.  of  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  travelling-! ugs,  other  knitted  or  crocheted  articles 
including  parts  ol  garments  or  of  clothing  accessories 

(l) 

10 

(2) 

6111 10 10 
6111 20 10 
6111 30 10 
es 6111 90 00 

6116 10 10 
61 16 10 90 
61 16 9 1 00 
611692 00 
6116 93 00 
6116 99 00 

5807 9 0 90 

6113 00 10 

6117 10 00 
6117 20 00 
6117 80 10 
6117 80 90 
611790 00 

6301 20 10 
6301 30 10 
6301 40 10 
6301 90 10 

6302 10 10 
6302 10 90 
6302 40 00 
ex 6302 60 00 

6303 11 00 
6303 12 00 
6303 19 00 

6304 11 00 
6304 91 00 

ex 6305 20 00 
ex 6305 39 00 
ex 6305 90 00 
6305 31 10 

6307 10 10 
6307 90 10 

67 (a) 

6305  31  10 

(a)  Of  which: 

Sacks  and  bags  of  z  kind  used  for  the  packing  of  goods,  made 
from  polyethylene  or  polypropylene  strip 

69 

70 

6108 11 10 
6108 11 90 
6108 19 10 
6108 19 90 

6115 11 00 
611520 19 
61159391 

/ 

lO 

Women's  or  girls'  slips  and  petticoats,  knitted  or  crocheted 

7,8 

12S 

Panty-hose  and  tights  of  synthetic  fibres,  measuring  per  single  yarn 
less  than  67  decitex  (6,7  tcx) 

30,4 
pairs 

33 

Women's  full-length  hosiery  of  synthetic  fibres 

<n 

72 

74 

75 

84 

85 

86 

87 

64 

(3) 

Swimwear,  of  w o o l,  of  couon  or  of  man-made  fibres 

(4) 

9,7 

(5) 

103 

Women's  or  girls'  knitted  or  crocheted  suits  and  ensembles,  of 
w o o l,  of  conon  or  of  man-made  fibres,  excluding  ski  suits 

1,54 

650 

Men's  or  boys'  knitted  or  crocheted  suits  and  ensembles,  of  w o o l, 
of  cotton  or  of  nun-made  fibres,  excluding  ski  suits 

0,80 

1  250 

I 

Shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas,  veils  and  the  like  other  than 
knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

(2) 

611231 10 
6112 31 90 
6112 39 10 
6112 3990 
6112 4 1 10 
6112 4 1 90 
6112 49 10 
6112 49 90 

6211 II 00 
6211 12 00 

6104  1  1 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 1900 
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 

Ties,  bow  ties  and  cravats  not  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  w o o l,  of 
cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

17,9 

J6 

Corsets,  corset-belts,  suspender  belts,  braces,  suspenders,  garters 
and 
thereof,  whether  or  not  knitted  or 
crocheted 

like,  and  parts 

the 

8,8 

114 

Gloves,  mittens  and  mitts,  not  knitted  or  crocheted 

Stockings,  socks  and  sockettcs,  not  knitted  or  crocheted;  other 
clothing  accessories,  parts  of  garments  or  of  clothing  accessories, 
other  than  for  babies,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

6212 20 00 
6212 30 00 
6212 90 00 

ex 6209 10 00 
ex 6209 20 00 
ex 6209 30 00 
ex 6209 90 00 

6216  00  00 

ex 6209 10 00 
ex 6209 20 00 
ex 6209 30 00 
ex 6209 90 00 

6217 1000 
67.17 90 00 

^ 

*t 

(3) 

<4) 

(5) 

I wine,  cordage,  ropes  and cables  of  synthetic  fibres,  plaited  or 
not 

(M 

90 

(2) 

5607 41 00 
5607 49 11 
560"4 9 19 
5607 49 90 
5607 50 1 1 
5607 50 19 
5607 50 30 
5607 5() 90 

91 

630621 00 
6306 22 00 
6306 29 00 

Tents 

93 

ex 6305  20  00 
ex  6305  39  00 

Sacks  and bags, of  a kind  used  for  the packing  of  goods  of  woven 
fabrics,  other 
from  polyethylene  or  polypropylene 
strip 

than  made 

Wadding  of  (cxtile  materials  and articles  thereof;  textile  fibres, not 
exceeding  5 mm in  length  (liock),  tcxdlc  dus( and mill  ncps 

belt  and  articles  (hereof,  wiiethei  or  not  impregnated  or  coated, 
other  than  lloor  coverings 

Non-woven  fabrics  and  articles  of  such  fabrics,  whether  or  not 
impregnated,  coated, covered  or  laminated 

94 

95 

96 

5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 

10 10 
10 90 
21 10 
21 90 
22 10 
22 91 
22 99 
29 00 
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 5807 90 10 

ex 5905 00 70 

6210 1091 
6210 10 99 

ex 6301 40 90 
ex 6301 90 90 

6302 22 10 
6302 32 10 
6302 53 10 
6302 93 10 

6303 92 10 
6303 99 10 

v w 

GL 

;*L 

61 

(3) 

(4) 

(S) 

Nets  and  netting  made  of  twine,  cordage  or  rope  and  made  up 
fishing  nets  of  yarn,  twine,  cordage  or  rope 

(i) 

96 
(cont'd) 

97 

(2) 

ex 6304 19 90 
ex 6304 93 00 
ex 6304 99 00 

ex 6305 39 00 

6307  10  30 
ex  6307  90 9V 

5608  11  II 
5608  11  19 
5608  11 91 
5608  11  99 
5608  19 11 
5608  19  19 
5608  19 31 
5608  19 39 
,560S  19 91 
5608  19 99 
560S90  00 

98 

5609  00  00 

5905  00  10 

Other  articles  made  from  yarn,  twine,  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 1010 
5906 10 90 
5906 99 10 
5906 99 90 

'  5907  00  00 

5903 10 10 
5903 10 90 
5903 20 10 
5903 20 90 
5903 90 10 
5903 90 91 
5903 90 99 

100 

Textile  fabrics  coated  with  gum  or  amylaceous  substances,  of  a 
kind  used  for  the  outer  covers  of  books  and  the  like; tracing  cloth; 
prepared  painting  canvas;  buckram  and  similar  stiffened 
textile 
fabrics  of  a  kind  used  for  hat  foundations 

Linoleum,  whether  or  not  cut  to  shape;  floor  coverings  consisting 
of  a  coating  or  covering  applied  on  a  textile  backing,  whether  or 
not  cut  to  shape; 

Rubberized 
those  for  tyres 

textile  fabrics,  not  knitted  or  crocheted,  excluding 

Textile  fabrics  otherwise  impregnated  or  coated;  painted  canvas 
being  theatrical  scenery,  srudio  back-cloths  or  the  like,  other  than 
of  category  100 

Textile  fabrics  impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  laminated  with 
preparations  of  cellulose  derivatives  or  of  other  artificial  plastic 
materials 

101 

ex  5607 90  00 

109 

6306  11 00 
6306  12  00 
6306  19 00 
6306  31  00 
6306  39 00 

7 

Twine,  cordage;  ropes  and  cables,  plaited  or  not,  other  than  of 
synthetic  fibres 

- -

. 

Tarpaulins,  sails,  awnings,  and  sunblinds 

;XL 

(1) 

110 

1  1 

112 

(2) 

6306  41  00 
6306  49  00 

Woven  pneumatic  mattresses 

(3) 

(4) 

($) 

6.30691 00 
6 306  99 00 

Camping  goods,  woven,  other 
tents 

than  pneiimaiic  mattresses  and 

6307  20 00 
ex  6307  90  99 

Other  made  up 
catcgoties  1  13 and  114 

testile  articles,  woven,  excluding 

those  of 

113 

6307  10 90 

f l o or  cloths,  dish  cloths  and  dus(crs,  o(hcr 
crochc(cd 

than  kmucd  or 

Woven  fabrics  and articles  loi  technical  uses 

114 

5902 10 10 
5902 10 90 
5902 20 10 
5902 20 90 
5902 90 10 
5902 90 90 

590S 00 00 

5909 00 10 
5909 00 90 

5910 00 00 

5911 1000 
ex 5911 20 00 
5911 31 11 
5911 31 19 
5911 31 90 
591132 10 
5911 32 90 
591140 00 
59119010 
5911 90 90 

GH 

«L 

^ ? 

(H 

115 

117 

(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 1111 
5309 11 19 
5309 11 90 
5309 19 10 
5309 19 90 
5309 21 10 
5309 21 90 
5309 29 10 
5309 2990 

5311 00 10 

5803 90 90 

5905 00 31 
5905 00 39 

118 

6302 29 10 
6302 39 10 
6302 39 30 
6302 52 00 
ex 6302 59 00 
6302 92 00 

ex 6302  99  00 

120 

ex 6303 99  90 

6304  19 30 
ex 6304  99  00 

GROUP IV 

(3) 

Max  or  ramie  varn 

Woven  fabrics  of  flax  or  of  ramie 

Table  linen,  toilet  linen  and  kitchen  of  flax  or  ramie,  other  than 
knitted  or  crocheted 

(including  drapes), 

Curtains 
interior  blinds,  curtain  and  bed 
valances  and  other  furnishing  anicles,  not  knitted  or  crocheted,  of 
flax  or  ramie 

, 

121 

ex 5607 90  00 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes  and  cables,  plaited  or  not,  of  flax  or  ramie 

122 

ex  6305  90  00 

Sacks  and  bags,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  packing  of  goods,  used,  of 
flax,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

123 

5801  90  10 

Woven-pile  fabrics  and  chenille  fabrics  of  flax  or  ramie,  other  than 
narrow  woven  fabrics 

6214  90 90 

Shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas,  veils  and  the  like,  of  flax  or 
ramie,  other  thar.  knitted  or  crocheted 

-  T' 

_ _L 

&r 

H 

GROUP V 

(3) 

Synthetic  staple  fibres 

(4) 

(Si 

Synthetic  filament  yarn  (continuous)  not  put  up  for  retail  sale, 
other  than  yarn  of  category  41 

Monofilament,  strip  (artificial  straw  and  the  like)  and  imitation 
catgut  of  synthetic  materials 

Artificial  staple  fibres 

124 

125  A 

125 B 

126 

(2) 

5501 10 00 
5501 20 00 
5501 30 00 
5501 90 00 

5503 
5503 
5503 
5503 
5503 
5503 
5503 
5503 

10 11 
10 19 
10 90 
20 00 
30 00 
40 00 
90 10 
90 90 

5505 10 10 
5505 10 30 
5505 10 50 
5505 10 70 
5505 10 90 

5402  41  10 
5402  41  30 
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 

127 A 

5403 31 00 
ex 5403 32 00 
5403 33 10 

Yarn  of  artificial  filaments  (continuous)  not  put  up  for  retail  sale, 
other  than  yarn  of  category  42 

127 B 

5405 00 00 
ex 5604 90 00 

Monofilament,  strip  (artificial  straw  and  the  like)  and  imitation 
catgut  of  artificial  textile  materials 

12S 

129 

30 A 

5105 40 00 

Coarse  animal  hair,  carded  or  combed 

5110 00 00 

Yarn  of  coarse  animal  hair  or  of  horsehair 

Silk  yarn  other  than  yarn  spun  from  silk  waste 

5004 00 10 
5004 00 90 

S006 00  10 

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( 41 

(S| 

130 B 

5005 00 10 

Silk  yarn  other  than  of  category  130 A;  silk-worm  gut 

5005 00 90 

5006 00 90 

ex 5604 90 00 

131 

530S 90 90 

Yarn  of  ««her  vegetable  textile  fibres 

132 

530S 30 00 

Paper  yarn 

133 

5308 20 10 
5308 20 90 

Yarn  of  true  hemp 

134 

135 

136 

5605  00  00 

Metallized  varn 

5113 00  00 

Woven  fabrics  of  coarse  animal  hair  or  of  horsehair 

Woven  fabrics  ol  silk  or  of  siH  waste 

3007  10 00 
5007  20  11 
5007  20  19 
500?  20 21 
5007  20  JI 
S007  20  39 
S007  20 < I 
W07  20  SI 
5007  20 S9 

' $007.20  61 
S007  20  6* 
5007  20 71 
5007  90  10 
5007  90  JO 
5007  90  50 
5007  90  90 

5803  90  10 

ex  5905  00 9U 

cv  5911  20  00 

137 

ex 5801 90 90 

Woven  pile  fabrics  and  chenille  fabrics  and  narrow  woven  fabrics 
of  silk,  or  of  silk  waste 

ex 5806 10 00 

138 

531100  90 

Woven  fabrics  of  paper  yarn  and  other  textile  fibres  other  than  of 
ramie 

ex  5905  00  90 

139 

140 

5809 00  00 

Woven  fabrics  of  metal  threads  or  of  metallized  yarn 

Knitted  or  crocheted  fabric  of  textile  material  other  than  wool  or 
fine  animal  hair,  cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

ex 6001  10 00 
6001  29  90 
6001 99 90 

6002 20 90 
6002 49 00 
6002 99 00 

141 

ex  6301  90  90 

Travelling  rugs  and  blankets  of  textile  material  orhcr  (ban  wool  or 
fine  animal  hair,  cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

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0) 

( 4) 

-

*> 
(5) 

C a r p e ts  a nd  orher  t e x t i le  floor  coverings  of  s i s a l,  of  o t h er  fibres  of 

(he  Agave  f a m i ly  or  of  M a n i la  h e mp 

(1) 

1 42 

<2) 

ex  5 7 02  39  90 

ex  5 7 02  49  90 

ex  5 7 02  59  00 

ex  5 7 02  99  (£ 

ex  5 7 05  00  90 

144 

5 6 02  10  35 

5 6 02  29  10 

belt  of  coarse  a n i m al  hair 

1 45 

5 6 07  30  00 

T w i n e,  c o r d a g e,  ropes  and  cables  plaited  or  not  abaca 

( M a n i la 

ex  5 6 07  90  00 

h e m p)  or  of  true  h e mp 

1 46  A 

ex  5 6 07  21  00 

Binder  or  baler 

t w i ne 

for  a g r i c u l t u r al  m a c h i n e s,  of  sisal  or  o t h er 

fibres  of  the  Agave"  f a m iK 

i 

1 46  B 

ex  5 6 07  21  00 

T w i n e,  c o r d a g e,  ropes  a nd  cables  of  sisal  or  o t h er 

fibres  of 

the 

5 6 07  29  10 

5 6 07  29  90 

Agave  f a m i l y,  o t h er 

t h an  the  products  of  c a t e g o ry  1 46  A 

1 46  C 

5 6 07  10  00 

T w i n e,  c o r d a g e, 

ropes  and  cables,  w h e t h er  of  not  p l a i t ed  or 

b r a i d e d,  of 

|Ute  or  of  other 

textile  bast 

f i b r es  of 

h e a d i ng 

No  5 3 03 

1 47 

5 0 03  90  00 

Silk  waste  ( i n c l u d i ng  cocoons  unsuitable 

f or 

r e e l i n g ),  y a rn  w a s te 

a nd  g a r n e t t ed  s t o c k,  other  than  not  carded  or  c o m b ed 

1 48  A 

5 3 07  10  10 

Y a rn  of  jute  or  of  o t h er  textile  bast  fibres  of  h e a d i ng  No  5 3 03 

5 3 07  10  90 

5 3 07  20  00 

1 48  B 

5 3 08  10  00 

. 

C o ir  y a rn 

1 49 

5 3 10  10  90 

W o v en  fabrics  of  jute  or  of  other  textile  bast  f i b r es  of  a  w i d th  of 

ex  5 3 10  90  00 

m o re  t h an  150  cm 

i 

t 

i 

i 

j 

i 
I 

1 50 

5 3 10  10  10 

W o v en  fabrics  of  jute  or  of  other  textile  bast  f i b r es  of  a  w i d th  of 

ex  5 3 10  90  00 

n ot  m o re  t h an  1 50  cm 

5905  00  50 

6305  10  90 

Sacks  a nd  bags,  of  a  k i nd  used  for  the  p a c k i ng  of  g o o d s,  of  j u te  or 

of  o t h er  textile  bast  fibres,  other  t h an  used 

— 

1 51  A 

5 7 02  20  00 

F l o or  coverings  of  c o c o n ut  fibres  (coir) 

1 51  B 

ex  5 7 02  39  90 

ex  5 7 02  49  90 

ex  5 7 02  59  00 

ex  5 7 02  99  00 

C a r p e ts  and  o t h er  textile  f l o or  coverings,  of  j u te  or  of  o t h er 

t e x t i le 

bast  fibres,  o t h er  t h an  t u f t ed  or 

f l o c k ed 

i 

1 52 

5 6 02  10  11 

N e e d le 

l o om 

felt  of 

jute  or  of  o t h er 

t e x t i le  bast 

f i b r es  n ot 

i m p r e g n a t ed  or  c o a t e d,  other  than 

floor  c o v e r i n gs 

1  S3 

6 3 05  10  10 

Used  sacks  a nd  bags,  of  a  k i nd  used  f or 

the  p a c k i ng  of  g o o d s,  of 

jute  or  of  o t h er  textile  bast  fibres  of  h e a d i ng  No  5 3 03 

<£s 

(1) 

154 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(S) 

5001 00 00 

Silkworm  cocoons  suitable  for  reeling 

5002 00 00 

Raw  silk  (not  thrown) 

5003 10 00 

Silk  w3Ste  (including  cocoons  unsuitable  for  reeling),  yarn  waste 
and  garnetted  stock,  not  carded  or  combed 

Wool  not  carded  or  combed 

Fine  or  coarse  animal  hair,  not  carded  or  combed 

Waste  of  wool  or  of  fine  or  coarse  animal  hair,  including  yarn 
waste  but  excluding  garnetted  stock 

5101 11 00 
5101 19 00 
5101 21 00 
5101 2900 
5101 30 00 

5102 10 10 
5102 10 30 
5102 10 50 
5102 10 90 
5102 20 00 

5103 10 10 
5103 10 90 
5103 20 10 
5103 2091 
5103 20 99 
5103 30 00 

5104 00 00 

Garnetted  stock  of  woo!  or  fine  ot  course  animal  hair 

5301 10 00 
5301 21 00 
5 301 29 00 
5301 30 10 
5301 30 90 

5305 9100 
5305 99 00 

5201 00 10 
5201 00 90 

5202 10 00 
5202 91 00 
5002 99 00 

5302 10 00 
5302 90 00 

Flax,  raw  or  processed  but  not  spun:  fljv  tow  and  waste  (including 
yarn  waste  and  garnetted  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  garnetted  stock) 

True  hemp  {Cannabis  sativa  L.),  raw  or  processed  but  not  spun: 
tow  and  waste  of  true  hemp  (including  yarn  waste  and  garnetted 
stock) 

5305 21 00 
5305 29 00 

Abaca  (Manila  hemp  or  Musa  textile  Nee),  raw  or  processed  but 
not  spun:  tow,  noils  and  waste  of  abaca  (including  yarn  waste  and 
garnetted  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  yarn  waste  and  garnetted  stock) 

Other  vegetable  textile  fibres,  raw  or  processed  but  not  spun:  tow, 
noils  and  waste  of  such  fibres  (including  yarn  waste  and  garnetted 
stock) 

5303 10 00 
5303 90 00 

5304 10 00 
5304 90 00 

5305 11 00 
5305 19 00 
5305 91 00 
5305 99 00 

156 

6106  90  30 

ex  6110  90  90 

Blouses  and  pullovers  knitted  or  crocheted  of  silk  or  silk  waste  for 
women  and  girls 

fo 

(n 

157 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

6101 90 10 
6101 90 90 

Garments,  knitted  or  crocheted,  other  than  those  of  categories  1 «o 
123  and  of  category  156 

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 

611090  10 
ex 6110  90  90 

ex 6111  90  00 

6114  90  00 

159 

6204  49  10 
6206  10 00 

Dresses,  blouses  and  shin-blouses,  no(  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  silk 
or  silk  waste 

6214  10 00 

Shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas,  veils  and  the  like,  not  knitted 
or  crocheted,  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

6215  10 00 

Tics,  bow  ties  and  cravats  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

160 

6213  10 00 

Handkerchiefs  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

461 

6201 19 00 
6201 99 00 

Garments,, not  knitted  or  crocheted,  other  than  those  of  categories 
1  to  123  and  category  159 

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 

ex  6211  20 00 
6211  39 00 
6211  49  00 

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ANNEX II 

Products without quantitative limits subject to the double-checking system referred to in 
Article 2, paragraph 2 of thy Protocol. 
(The full  product  descriptions  of the categories  listed  in this Annex are to  be  found  in 
Annex I of thlc. Protocol). 

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CATEGORIES 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
13 
20 
39 
117 
118 

APPENDIX A 

TITLE I 

CLASSIFICATION 

Article 1 

1. 
The  competent  authorities  of the Community undertake to  inform  Estonia  of any 
changes in the Combined  Nomenclature  (CN) before  the date of their  entry  into force  in 
the Community. 

2. 
The  competent  authorities  of the  Community  undertake  to  inform  the  competent 
authorities of Estonia of any decisions relating to the classification  of products  subject  to 
the  present  Protocol,  within  one  month  of  their  adoption  at  the  latest.  Such 
communication shall include: 

(a) 

a description of the products concerned; 

(b) 

the relevant category and the related CN codes; 

(c) 

the reasons which have led to the decision. 

3. 
Where a decision on classification  results in a change of classification  practice or a 
change of  category  of any  product  subject  to  the Protocol, the competent  authorities  of 
the  Community  shall  provide  30  days'  notice,  from  the  date  of  the  Community's 
communication, before the decision is put into effect.  Products shipped before the date of 
entry into  effect  of the  decision  shall remain  subject  to the earlier  classification  practice, 
provided  that  the  goods  in  question  are  presented  for  importation  into  the  Community 
within 60 days of that date. 

4. 
Where  a  Community  decision  on  classification  resulting  in  a  change  of 
classification  practice or a change of categorisation of any product subject to the-Protocol 
affects  a category subject to quantitative limits, the Parties agree to enter into consultation 
in accordance with the procedures described in Article  15 of the Protocol with a view to 
honouring the obligation under the second subparagraph of Article 11(1) of the Protocol. 

5. 
In  case  of  divergent  opinions  between  the  competent  Community  and  Estonian 
authorities  at  the  point  of  entry  into  the  Community  on  the  classification  of  products 
covered by the present Protocol; classification  shall provisionally be based  on  indications 
provided by the Community, pending  consultations in accordance with Article  15 with  a 
view to reaching agreement on definitive classification of the products concerned. 

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TITLE II 

ORIGIN 

Article 2 

Products  originating  in Estonia  for  export  to the Community  in  accordance  with 
1. 
the  arrangements  established  by  this  Protocol  shall  be  accompanied  by  a  certificate  of 
Estonian origin conforming to the model annexed to this Appendix. 

The certificate  of origin shall be certified  by the competent Estonian  organisations 
2. 
authorised  under  the  Estonian  legislation  if the  products  in  question  can  be  considered 
products originating in that country within the meaning of the relevant Community rules. 

3. 
However,  the  products  in  Groups  III,  IV  and  V  may  be  imported  into  the 
Community  in  accordance  with  the  arrangements  established  by  this  Protocol  on 
production  of a declaration by the exporter on the invoice or other commercial  document 
relating  to  the  products  to  the  effect  that  the  products  in question  originate  in  Estonia 
within the meaning of the relevant Community rules. 

The certificate  of origin referred  to in paragraph  1 shall not be required  for  import 
4. 
of  goods  covered  by  a  movement  certificate  EUR1  or  Form  EUR2  completed  in 
accordance with the relevant Community rules. 

Article 3 

The certificate  of origin shall be issued only on application having been made in writing by 
the exporter  or, under  the exporter's responsibility, by his authorised  representative.  The 
competent  Estonian  organisations  authorised  under Estonian legislation  shall  ensure  that 
the certificate  of origin is properly completed  and for this purpose they  shall call for  any 
necessary documentary evidence or carry out any check which they consider appropriate. 

Article 4 

Where  different  criteria  for  determining  origin  are laid down for  products  falling  within 
the  same  category,  the  certificates  or  declarations  of  origin  must  contain  a  sufficiently 
detailed  description  of  the  goods  so  as  to  enable the criterion to  be  determined,  on  the 
basis of which the certificate was issued or the declaration drawn up. 

Article 5 

The  discovery  of  slight  discrepancies  between  the  statements  made in  the  certificate  of 
origin and those made in the documents produced to the customs office  for the purpose of 
carrying  out  the  formalities  for  importing  the  products  shall  not  ipso facto  cast  doubt 
upon the statements in the certificate. 

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TITLE III 

DOUBLE-CHECKING SYSTEM 

SECTION I - EXPORTATION 

Article 6 

1. 
The competent  authorities of Estonia shall issue an export licence in respect  of all 
consignments  from  Estonia  of  textile  products  subject  to  any  definitive  or  provisional 
quantitative  limits  established  under  Article  5  of  the  Protocol,  up  to  the  relevant 
quantitative limits as may be modified  by Articles 4, 6 and 8 of the Protocol, as well as of 
all  consignments  of  textile  products  subject  to  a  double-checking  system  without 
quantitative limits as provided for in Article 2, paragraphs 2 and 3 of the Protocol. 

Article 7 

1. 
For  products  subject  to  quantitative  limits under  this Protocol  the  export  licence 
shall  conform  to  the model  1 annexed  to  this  Appendix  and  it  shall be valid  for  exports 
throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European 
Community applies. However, where the Community has made recourse to the provisions 
of Articles 5 and 7 of the Protocol in accordance with the provision of the Agreed Minute 
No.  1, or to the Agreed Minute No. 2, the textile products covered by the export  licences 
can only be put  into free circulation in the region(s) of the Community indicated  in those 
licences. 

Where  quantitative  limits  have  been  introduced  pursuant  to  this  Protocol,  each 
2. 
export licence must certify  inter alia that the quantity of the product in question has been 
set off against the quantitative limit established for the category of the products concerned 
and shall only cover one category of products subject to quantitative limits. It may be used 
for one or more consignments of the products in question. 

3. 
For  products  subject  to  a double-checking  system without  quantitative  limits  the 
export  licence shall conform  to the model 2 annexed to this Appendix. It  shall only cover 
one category of products and may be used for one or more consignments of the products 
in question. 

Article 8 

The  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  must  be  informed  immediately  of  the 
withdrawal or modification  of any export licence already issued. 

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Article 9 

1. 
Exports  of textile products subject  to quantitative limits pursuant  to this Protocol 
shall be set off against the quantitative limits established for the year in which the shipment 
of the goods has been effected,  even if the export licence is issued after such shipment. 

2. 
For  the  purpose  of applying  paragraph  1, shipment  of the goods  is considered  to 
have taken place on the date of their loading onto the exporting aircraft, vehicle or vessel. 

Article 10 

The  presentation  of  an  export  licence,  in  application  of  Article  12  hereafter,  shall  be 
effected  not later than 31 March  of the year following that in which the goods covered by 
the licence have been shipped. 

SECTION II - IMPORTATION 

Article 11 

Importation  into  the  Community of textile products  subject  to  quantitative  limits  or  to  a 
double-checking system pursuant to this Protocol shall be subject to the presentation  of an 
import  authorisation. 

Article 12 

1. 
The competent  authorities  of the Community  shall issue the import  authorisation 
referred  to  in  Article  11  above,  within  five  working  days  of  the  presentation  by  the 
importer of the original of the corresponding export licence. 

2. 
The import authorisations concerning products subject to quantitative limits under 
this  Protocol  shall  be  valid  for  six  months  from  the  date  of  their  issue  for  imports 
throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European 
Community is applied.  However, where the Community has recourse to the provisions  of 
Articles 5 and  7 of the Protocol in accordance with the provisions of the Agreed  Minute 
No.  1, or to  the Agreed Minute No. 2, the products  covered by the import  licences  can 
only  be  put  into  free  circulation  in  the  region(s)  of  the  Community  indicated  in  those 
licences. 

3. 
The  import  authorisations  for  products  subject  to  a  double-checking  system 
without  quantitative  limits  shall be valid  for  six months from the  date of their  issue  for 
imports  throughout  the  customs territory  to  which the Treaty  establishing  the  European 
Community is applicable. 

The competent  authorities of the Community shall cancel the import  authorisation 

4. 
already issued whenever the corresponding export licence has been withdrawn. 

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However, if the competent authorities of the Community are notified  of the withdrawal or 
the cancellation  of the  export  licence only after  the importation  of the products  into  the 
Community,  the  relevant  quantities  shall  be  set  off  against  the  quantitative  limits 
established for the category and the quota year concerned. 

Article 13 

1. 
If  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  find  that  the  total  quantities 
covered by export  licences issued by the competent authorities of Estonia for  a  particular 
category in any year exceed the quantitative limit established  in accordance with Article 5 
of  the  Protocol  for  that  category,  as  may  be  modified  by  Articles  4,  6  and  8  of  the 
Protocol,  the  said  authorities  may suspend  the  further  issue  of import  authorisations.  In 
this  event,  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  shall  immediately  inform  the 
authorities  of Estonia  and the  special  consultation  procedure  set  out  in Article  15 of the 
Protocol shall be initiated  forthwith. 

2. 
Exports  of  products  of  Estonian  origin  subject  to  quantitative  limits  or  double-
checking  system  and  not  covered  by Estonian  export  licences issued  in accordance  with 
the provisions of this Appendix may be refused  an import authorisation  by the  competent 
Community authorities. 

However, without prejudice to Article 6 of the Protocol, if the import of such products is 
allowed  into  the  Community  by  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community,  the 
quantities  involved  shall  not  be  set  off  against  the  appropriate  quantitative  limits 
established  pursuant  to  this  Protocol,  without  the  express  agreement  of  the  competent 
authorities of Estonia. 

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TITLE IV 

FORM AND PRODUCTION OF EXPORT LICENCES AND CERTIFICATES OF 
ORIGIN, AND COMMON PROVISIONS CONCERNING EXPORTS TO THE 
COMMUNITY 

Article 14 

1. 
The  export  licence  and  the  certificate  of  origin  may  comprise  additional  copies 
duly indicated as such. They shall be made out in English or French. If they are completed 
by hand, entries must be in ink and in printed script. 

These  documents  shall  measure  210  x  297  mm.  The  paper  used  shall  be  white  writing 
paper,  sized,  not  containing  mechanical  pulp, and weighing not  less than  25 g/m2.  If the 
documents  have  several  copies only the top  copy, which is the original,  shall  be  printed 
with the guilloche pattern background. This copy shall be clearly marked as "original" and 
the  other  copies  as  "copies".  Only  the  original  shall  be  accepted  by. the  competent 
authorities  of the Community as being valid for the purpose of export  to the  Community 
in accordance with the Provisions of the Protocol. 

Each document  shall bear a standardised  serial number; whether or not  printed, by 

2. 
which it can be identified. 

This number shall be composed of the following elements: 

two letters identifying the exporting country as follows: EE 

two letters identifying the intended Member State of customs clearance 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  quota year or export year where applicable, 
corresponding to the last figure in the respective year, e.g. 4 for  1994; 

a two-digit number from 01 to 99, identifying the particular issuing  office 
concerned in the exporting country; 

a five-digit number running consecutively from 00001 to 99999 allocated 
to the intended Member State of customs clearance. 

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Article 15 

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  must bear  the  endorsement  "délivré  a 
posteriori" or the endorsement  "issued retrospectively". 

Article 16 

1. 
In the event  of a theft,  loss or  destruction  of an export  licence or a certificate  of 
origin,  the  exporter  may  apply  to  the  competent  Estonian  authorities  which  issued  the 
document  for  a  duplicate  to  be  made  out  on  the  basis  of  the  export  documents  in  his 
possession.  The  duplicate  of  any  such  certificate  or  licence  so  issued  shall  bear  the 
endorsement "duplicata" or "duplicate". 

The  duplicate  shall  bear  the  date  of  the  original  export  licence  or  certificate  of 

2. 
origin. 

TITLE V 

ADMINISTRATIVE  CO-OPERATION 

Article 17 

The  Community  and  Estonia  shall  cooperate  closely  in  the  implementation  of  the 
provisions of this Appendix. To this end, contacts and  exchanges  of views, including  on 
technical matters, shall be facilitated by both Parties. 

Article 18 

In order to  ensure the correct  application  of this Appendix, the  Community  and  Estonia 
offer  mutual  assistance  for  the  checking  of  the  authenticity  and  the  accuracy  of  export 
licences and certificates  of origin issued or of any declarations  made within the  terms  of 
this Appendix. 

Article 19 

Estonia  shall transmit  to  the  Commission  of  the European  Communities  the  names  and 
addresses  of  the  authorities  competent  to  issue  and  verify  the  export  licences  and  the 
certificates  of origin, together with specimens of the stamps used by these authorities and 
specimen  signatures  of  officials  responsible  for  signing  the  export  licences  and  the 
certificates  of  origin.  Estonia  shall  also  notify  the  Community  of  any  change  in  this 
information. 

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Article 20 

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  or licence or as to the accuracy of the  information 
regarding the true origin of the products in question. 

2. 
In  such  cases,  the  competent  authorities  in  the  Community  shall  return  the 
certificate  of  origin  or  the  export  licence  or  a  copy  thereof  to  the  competent  Estonian 
authorities, giving, where appropriate, the reasons of form  or  substance  which justify  an 
enquiry. If the invoice has been submitted, such invoice or a copy thereof shall be attached 
to the certificate  or  to  the licence or  their  copies.  The authorities  shall  also  forward  any 
information  that  has  been  obtained  suggesting  that  the  particulars  given  on  the  said 
certificate or licence are inaccurate. 

The provisions of paragraph  1  above shall also apply to subsequent verifications  of 

3. 
the declarations of origin provided for in Article 2 of this Appendix. 

The  results  of  the  subsequent  verifications  carried  out  in  accordance  with 
4. 
paragraphs  1 and  2  above  shall  be  communicated  to  the  competent  authorities  of  the 
Community  within  three  months  at  the  latest.  The  information  communicated  shall 
indicate  whether  the  disputed  certificate,  licence  or  declaration,  applies  to  the  goods 
actually exported  and whether these goods are eligible for export under the  arrangements 
established  by  the  Protocol.  The  information  shall  also  include,  at  the  request  of  the 
Community, copies of all the documentation necessary to fully  determine the facts,  and in 
particular, the true origin of the goods. 

Should  such  verifications  reveal  systematic  irregularities  in  the  use  of  declarations  of 
origin, the Community may subject  imports of the products in question to the  provisions 
of Article 2, paragraph  1  of this Appendix. 

5. 
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 Estonian authorities. 

Recourse  to  the random verification  procedure  specified  in this  Article  must  not 

6. 
constitute an obstacle to the release for home use of the products in question. 

Article 21 

1.  Where  the verification  procedure  referred  to  in  Article  20  or  where  information 
available to the competent authorities of the Community or of Estonia indicates or appears 
to  indicate  that  the  provisions  of  this Protocol  are being circumvented  or  infringed,  the 
Parties  shall  cooperate  closely and  with the  appropriate  urgency  in order  to  prevent  any 
such circumvention or  infringement. 

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To this end, the competent authorities of Estonia shall, on their own initiative or at 
2. 
the  request  of  the  Community,  carry  out  appropriate  inquiries,  or  arrange  for  such 
inquiries to be carried out, concerning operations which are, or appear to the Community 
to be, in circumvention  or infringement  of this Appendix. Estonia  shall communicate  the 
results  of  these  inquiries  to  the  Community,  including  any  other  pertinent  information 
enabling the  cause of the  circumvention  or  infringement,  including the true  origin  of the 
goods, to be determined. 

By  agreement  between  the  Community  and  Estonia,  officials  designated  by  the 

3. 
Community may be present at the inquiries referred to in paragraph 2 above. 

In pursuance  of the cooperation  referred  to in paragraph  1 above, the  competent 
4. 
authorities  of the  Community  and  Estonia  shall exchange  any information  considered  by 
either Party to be of use in preventing circumvention  or infringement  of the provisions  of 
this  Protocol.  These  exchanges  may  include  information  on  the  production  of  textile 
products  in  Estonia  and  on  the  trade  in  the  type  of  products  covered  by  this  Protocol 
between  Estonia  and  third  countries,  particularly  where  the  Community  has  reasonable 
grounds to consider that the products in question may be in transit  across the territory  of 
Estonia  prior  to  their  importation  into  the  Community.  This information  may  include  at 
the request of the Community, copies of all available relevant documentation. 

5.  Where  sufficient  evidence  shows that  the provisions  of this  Appendix  have  been 
circumvented  or infringed,  the competent  authorities of the Community  and Estonia  may 
agree to take the measures set out in Article 6, paragraph 4 of the Protocol, and any other 
measures as are necessary to prevent a recurrence of such circumvention or infringement. 

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APPENDIX B 

referred to in Article 9 

Cottage industry and folklore products originating in Estonia 

The  exemption  provided  for  in  Article  9  in  respect  of  cottage  industry  products 

1. 
shall apply to the following types of products only : 

(a) 
kind traditionally made in the cottage industry of Estonia ; 

fabrics woven on looms operated  solely by hand or foot,  being fabrics  of a 

(b) 
garments or other textile articles of a kind traditionally made in the cottage 
industry  of Estonia  obtained  manually from the fabrics  referred  to  above and  sewn 
exclusively by hand without the aid of any machine ; 

(c) 
between the Community and Estonia. 

traditional folklore products of Estonia made by hand, in a list to be agreed 

Exemption  shall  be  granted  in  respect  only  of  products  covered  by  a  certificate 
conforming  to  the  specimen  attached  to  this  Appendix  and  issued  by  the  competent 
authorities in Estonia. These certificates  must indicate the reasons justifying  their issuance 
; the competent  authorities of the Community will accept them after  having  checked  that 
the  products  concerned  have  fulfilled  the  conditions  established  in  this  Appendix.  The 
certificate  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  Parties 
concerning  the  nature of these products, consultations  shall be held  within  one  month in 
order to resolve these  differences. 

Should  imports  of  any  product  covered  by  this  Appendix  reach  propositions  liable  to 
cause  problems  within  the  Community,  consultations  with  Estonia  shall  be  initiated  as 
soon as possible, with a view to resolving the situation by the adoption  if necessary  of a 
quantitative  limit,  in  accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in  Article  15  of  this 
Protocol. 

The provisions of Titles IV and V of Appendix A shall apply mutatis mutandis to 

2. 
the products covered by paragraph  1  of this Appendix. 

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APPENDIX  C 

Reimports  into  the  Community,  within  the  meaning  of  Article  3(3)  of  this  Protocol,  of 
products  listed  in  the  Annex  to  this  Appendix  shall  be  subject  to  the  provisions  of  this 
Protocol, unless the special provisions below provide otherwise : 

1. 
Subject  to  paragraph  2,  only  reimports  into  the  Community  of  products  affected 
by  the  specific  quantitative  limits  laid  down  in  the  Annex  to  this  Appendix  shall  be 
considered  reimports within the meaning of Article 3 (3) of the Protocol. 

2. 
Reimports  not  covered  by  the  Annex  to  this  Appendix  may  be  made  subject  to 
specific  quantitative  limits  following  consultations  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  set 
out  in  Article  15  of  the  Protocol,  provided  the  products  concerned  are  subject  to 
quantitative  limits pursuant  to the  Protocol,  to  a double-chéking system  or  to  surveillance 
measures. 

Having  regard  to  the  interests  of  both  Parties,  the  Community  may  at  its 

3. 
discretion,  or  in response to a request  under Article  15 of the Protocol  : 

(a)  examine  the  possibility  of  transferring  from  one  category  to  another,  using  in 
advance  or  carrying over  from  one year to  the next, portions  of  specific  quantitative 
limits ; 

(b) consider  the possibility of increasing specific  quantitative limits. 

However,  the  Community  may  apply  automatically  the  flexibility  rules  set  out  in 

4. 
paragraph  3 above within the following  limits : 

(a)  tranfers  between  categories  may  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  quantity  for  the 
category  to which the transfer  is made ; 

(b)  carry-over  of  a  specific  quantitative  limit  from  one  year  to  the  next  may  not 
exceed  10,5 %  of the quantity set for the year of actual utilisation ; 

(c)  advance  use  of specific  quantitative limits from  one year to  the  another  may  not 
exceed  7,5  %  of the quantity set for  the year of actual utilisation ; 

The  Community  shall  inform  Estonia  of  any  measures  taken  pursuant  to  the 

5. 
preceding  paragraphs. 

The  competent  authorities  in  the  Community  shall  debit  the  specific  quantitative 
6. 
limits referred  to  in paragraph  1 at  the time of issue of the prior  authorisation  required  by 
Council  Regulation  (EEC)  n°  636/82  which  governs  economic  outward  processing 
arrangements.  A  specific  quantitative  limit  shall  be  debited  for  the  year  in  which  a  prior 
authorisation  is issued. 

7 
A  certificate  of  origin  made  out  by  the  organisations  authorised  to  do  so  under 
Hstonian  law  shall  be  issued,  in  accordance  with  Appendix  A  to  the  Protocol,  for  all 
products  covered  by  this  Appendix.  This  certificate  shall  bear  a  reference  to  the  prior 
authorisation  mentioned  in paragraph  6 above  as evidence that  the  processing  operation  it 
describes  has been  carried  out  in Estonia. 

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The  Community  shall  provide  Estonia  with  the  names  and  addresses  of,  and 
8. 
specimens of the stamps used by, the competent authorities of the Community which issue 
the prior authorisations referred to in paragraph 6 above. 

Without  prejudice  to  the provisions  of  paragraohs  1 to  8 above,  the  Community 
9. 
and  Estonia  shall  continue  consultations  with  a  view  to  seek  a  mutually  acceptable 
solution  enabling  both  Parties  to  benefit  from  the  Protocol's  provisions  on  outward 
processing  traffic  and  so  ensure  the  effective  development  of  trade  in  textile  products 
between Estonia and the Community. 

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(The product descriptions of the categories listed in this Annex 
are to be found in Annex I of thljProtocol) 

OPT QUOTAS 

COMMUNITY QUANTITATIVE LIMITS 

Category 

Unit 

Year (s) 

(p.m.) 

(p.m.) 

(p.m.) 

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AGREED MINUTE N°l 

In the context of Protocol N°l  oh trade in textile and clothing products, the Parties agreed 
that  Article  5  of  the  Protocol  does  not  preclude  the  Community,  if  the  conditions  are 
fulfilled,  from  applying  the  safeguard  measures  for  one  or  more  of  its  regions  in 
conformity with the principles of the internal market. 

In  such  an  event,  Estonia  shall  be  informed  in  advance  of  the  relevant  provisions  of 
Appendix A of the Protocol to be applied, as appropriate. 

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AGREED MINUTE N°2 

Notwithstanding Article 7, paragraph  1 of Protocol N°  1 on trade in textile and  clothing 
products,  for  imperative  technical  or  administrative  reasons  or  to  find  a  solution  to 
economic  problems  resulting  from  regional  concentration  of  imports,  or  in  order  to 
combat  circumvention  and fraud of the  provisions  of this Protocol, the  Community  will 
establish for a limited period of time a specific management system in conformity  with the 
principles of the internal market. 

However, if the Parties are unable to reach a satisfactory  solution during the consultations 
provided  for  in  Article  7,  paragrah  3,  Estonia  undertakes,  if  so  requested  by  the 
Community to respect temporary export limits for one or more regions of the Community. 
In such a case, these limits shall not preclude the importation into the region(s)  concerned 
of  products  which  were  shipped  from  Estonia  on  the  basis  of  export  licences  obtained 
before the date of formal notification  to Estonia by the Community about the  introduction 
of the above limits. 

The  Community  shall  inform  Estonia  of  the  technical  and  administrative  measures  that 
need  to  be  introduced  by  both  Parties  in  order  to  implement  the  above  paragraphs  in 
conformity with the principles of the internal market. 

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AGREED MINUTENT 

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In the context of Protocol N°l  on trade in textile and clothing products, the Parties agreed 
that Estonia shall endeavour not to deprive certain regions of the Community which have 
traditionally  had  relatively  small  shares  of the  Community quotas  of  import  of  products 
serving as inputs for their processing industry. 

The Community and Estonia further  agreed to hold consultations, should the need arise, in 
order to avert any problems which might occur in this respect. 

AGREED MINUTE N° 4 

?8 

In the context  of Protocol N°l  on trade in textile and clothing products, Estonia  agreed 
that, from the  date  of  request  for  and  pending  the consulations  referred  to  in  Article  7, 
paragraph 3, it shall cooperate by not issuing export licences that would further  aggravate 
the  problems  resulting  from  the  regional  concentration  of  direct  imports  into  the 
Community. 

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AGREED MINUTE N°5 

In the context of Protocol N°l  on trade in textile and clothing products, the Parties agreed 
that,  not  later  than  the  beginning  of  the  third  year  of  the  application  of  this  Protocol, 
specific consultations shall be held with the aim of reviewing the application of the double-
checking system including, in particular, an examination of the list of products  subject  to 
double-checking surveillance. 

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Protocol No. 2 on trade between the Community and Estonia for 
processed agricultural products 

3o 

Article 1 

1.  The  Community  shall  grant  tariff  concessions  referred  to  in  Annex  1 for  processed 
agricultural products originating in Estonia.  In the case of the goods referred  to in Annex 
2, however,  reductions of the agricultural  component  shall be granted  within the quantity 
limits referred  therein. 

2. The Joint Committee may: 

- add to the list of processed agricultural products referred  to in this Protocol 

- increase  the  quantities  of  processed  agricultural  products  eligible  for  the  tariff 

concessions established by this Protocol. 

3.  The  Joint  Committee  may  replace  the  concessions  with  a  system  of  compensatory 
amounts with no quantity limits, established on the basis of the differences  found  between 
the prices  on the  Community  and Estonian  markets of the  agricultural  products  actually 
used to produce the processed  agricultural products covered by this Protocol.  The Joint 
Committee  shall  draw up  a list  of the products to  which the compensatory  amounts  are 
applicable  and  a list  of basic products.  It  shall adopt  general  implementing  rules to  that 
end. 

Article 2 

For the purposes of this Protocol, the following definitions shall apply: 

- goods means the processed agricultural products referred to in this Protocol 

-  agricultural component  means  the  part  of the  charge  corresponding  to  the  difference 
between  the  prices  on  the  internal  market  of  the  Parties  of  the  agricultural  products 
considered  to  have  been  used  for  the  production  of  the  goods  and  the  prices  of  those 
agricultural products incorporated in imports from third countries 

-  non-agricultural  component  means  the  part  of  the  charge  remaining  when  the 
agricultural component is deducted from the total charge 

-  basic products  means the  agricultural  products  considered  as having  been  used  in  the 
production of goods within the meaning of Regulation (EC) 3448/93 of 6.12.93 

- base quantity means the quantity of a basic product  calculated in the manner  stipulated 
in article  3 of Regulation  (EC)  3448/93  and which  is used  to  determine  the  agricultural 
component  applicable to goods of a given type, in accordance with the terms of the same 
Regulation. 

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Article 3 

1. The Community grants to Estonia the following concessions: 

- the non agricultural component of the charge shall be reduced as per Annex 1 

- for the goods for which Annex  1 stipulates  a reduced  agricultural  component  (MOBR) 
the  level  of  the  latter  shall  be  calculated  by  reducing  the  base  quantities  of  the  basic 
products  for  which  a levy reduction  is granted  by 20% in  1995, 40% in  1996  and  60% 
from 1997. For the other basic products of those goods, the corresponding reductions, for 
the same years, shall be  10%, 20% and 30%. These reductions shall be granted  whitin the 
limits of tariff  quotas  stipulated  in Annex 2. For quantities in excess  of those  quotas  the 
agricultural component applicable to third countries shall apply. 

2.  The agricultural  components  shall be  replaced  by reduced  agricultural  components  in 
the case of goods added in accordance with the procedure described in Article  1  (2). 

Article 4 

Estonia shall apply the duties applicable on  1.1.1995 to imports of processed  agricultural 
products  originating  in  the  Community  and  falling  under  Regulation  (EC)  3448/93. 
However,  if Estonia wishes to  apply  duties  in  accordance  with  Article  18(2)  and  (3)  of 
this Agreement, Estonia shall refer them to the Joint Committee. Estonia  shall distinguish 
between  the  agricultural  component  and  the  non-agricultural  component  of  the  duties 
within  2 years of the  entry  into  force  of this  Agreement.  Estonia  shall  remove  the  non-
agricultural  component  of  the  duties  so  distinguished  within  3  years  of  the  date  of 
distinguishing  between  the  duties  components,  in 3  equal  annual  steps.  The  agricultural 
component of the duty shall be reduced by the Joint Committee along the same principles 
indicated in Article 3, paragraph  1, second indent. 

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1 

ANNEX  1 

Import  duties  applicable  in the  European  Community  to  goods  originating  in  Estonia 

Estonia 

en code 

description 

third  countries 
duty  rates 

gsp  duty  rates 

DUTY  RATES  APPLICABLE 

j 

on  entry  into  force 

as fom  1.1.1996 

1 5 2 1 1 0 90 

vegetable  waxes 

1 5 2 1 9 0 99 

beeswax 

1 7 0 4 1 0 11 

chewing  gum-  in  strips 

1 7 0 4 1 0 19 

chewing  gunvother 

1 7 0 4 9 0 71 

boiled  sweets 

1 7 0 4 9 0 75 

toffees,  caramels 

3 

2.5 

0 

0 

0 

0 

8  + m o b , m a x 23 

| 

2 + m o b , m a x 23 

8 + m o b , m a x 23 

2 + m o b , m a x 23 

| 

j 

0  + m o b r m a x 23 

0 + m o b r m a x 23 

13  + mob,max  27  + ad  s/z 

6 + m o b , m ax  27  + ad  s/z 

3  + m o br  max  27  + ad  s/z 

1 3 + mob,max  27  + ad  s/z 

6 + m o b , m ax  27  + ad  s/z 

3  + mobr  max  27  + ad  s/z 

1 8 05 

cacoa  powder,  not  containing  added  sugar 

12 

or  other  sweetening  matter 

1806 

chocolate  and  other  food  preparations 

containing  cocoa 

1 8 0 6 1 0 00 

cocoa  powder,  containing  added  sugar 

or  other  sweetening  matter 

9 

3 

3  + m ob 

3  +  mob 

3  + m ob 

5 

0 

5 

0  +  mobr 

5  +  mobr 

0  +  mobr 

5  +  mobr 

0  +  mobr 

5 +  mobr 

| 

10 

10 

10 +  mob 

10  +  mob 

10  +  mob 

10  +  mob 

10  +  mob 

10  +  mob 

0 

0 

0  +  m o b r m a x 23 

0  + m o b r m a x 23 

j 

0  + m o b r m ax  27  + ad  s/z 

0  + mobr  max  27  + ad  s/z 
o 

i 

j 

| 

| 

i 

! 
! 

f 
! 
| 

, 

! 
1 

o- 
o 
0  + mobr 

0  +  mobr 

0  +  mobr 

0  +  mobr 

0  + mobr 

0  + mobr 
_ 
O + mobr  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

. 

1  2 + mob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

9  + m ob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

4 + mobr  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

12 + mob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

9  + m ob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

4  + m o br  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

1  2 + mob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

9  + mob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

4  + mobr  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

0  + mobr  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

! 

0  + mobr  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

19  + m ob 

10  + m o br 

0  +  mobr 

1 8 0 6 2 0 80  a  1 8 0 6 9 0 50 

12 + mob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

9  + m ob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

4 + m o br  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

0  + mobr  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

j 

Page 1 

^ 

1 8 0 6 1 0 1 0 * 11 

1 8 0 6 1 0 1 0 * 19 

1 8 0 6 1 0 1 0 * 91 

1 8 0 6 1 0 1 0 * 99 

1 8 0 6 1 0 3 0 * 10 

1 8 0 6 1 0 3 0 * 90 

1 8 0 6 1 0 9 0 * 10 

1 8 0 6 1 0 9 0 * 90 

1 8 0 6 2 0 10 

1 8 0 6 2 0 30 

1 8 0 6 2 0 50 

1 8 0 6 2 0 70 

Estonia 

Il 

1  ' ANNEX  1  (cont'd) 

Import  duties  applicable  in  the  European  Community  to  goods  originating  in  Estonia 

en code 

description 

| 

1 8 0 6 9 0 60  à  1 8 0 6 9 0 90 

1 9 0 5 1 0 00 

1 9 0 5 20 

1 9 0 5 30  sauf  1 9 0 5 3 0 91 

1 9 0 5 3 0 91 

1 9 0 5 40 

1 9 0 5 9 0 10 

1 9 0 5 9 0 20 

1 9 0 5 9 0 30 

1 9 0 5 9 0 40  à  1 9 0 5 9 0 90  e x c e p t l 9 0 5 9 0 60 

1 9 0 5 9 0 60 

2 1 0 2 1 0 39 

yeasts 

2 1 05 

ce-cream 

2 2 0 2 1 0 00 

refreshing  drinks 

2 2 0 1 1 0 19 

mineral  waters 

2 2 0 3 0 0 90 

jeer 

2 2 0 8 9 0 31 

vodka 

2 2 0 8 9 0 55 

iqueurs 

2 2 0 8 9 0 59 

Dther  spirits 

third  countries 
duty  rates 

third  countries 
duty  rates 

DUTY  RATES  APPLICABLE 

on  entry  into  force 

as  fom  1.1.1996 

1  2 + mob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

6  + mobr  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

O + mobr  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

9  + m ob  max  24  +  ad  f/m 

O + mob  max  24  +  ad  f/m 

0  + mobr  max  24  +  ad  f/m 

0  + mobr  max  24  +  ad  f/m 

I 

13  +  mob 

O +  mob 

0  +  mobr 

0  +  mobr 

1 3 + mob  max  35  +  ad  s/z 

1 3 + mob  max  30  +  ad  f/m 

14 +  mob 

6  + m o br  max  35  +  ad  s/z 

0 + m o br  max  35  +  ad  s/z 

6  + mobr  max  30  +  ad  f/m 

O + mobr  max  30  +  ad  f/m 

" •• 

— 

-

7  + mobr 

j 

0  +  mobr 

6  + m ob  max  20  +  ad  f/m 

O + mob  max  20  +  ad  f/m 

0  + mobr  max  20  +  ad  f/m 

0  + mobr  max  20  +  ad  f/m 

7  + m ob 

14 +  mob 

O +  mob 

4  +  mob 

O +  mobr 

0  +  mobr 

0  +  mobr 

0  +  mobr 

13 + mob  max  30  +  ad  f/m 

13  + mob  max  35  +  ad  s/z 

6 + m o br  max  30  +  ad  f/m 

0  + mobr  max  30  +  ad  f/m 

j  6 + mobr  max  35  +  ad  s/z 

0  + mobr  max  35  +  ad  s/z 

1 5  +  mob 

4  + m ob 

i 

O +  mobr 

0  +  mobr 

12  + mob  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

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j  6 + m o br  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

0  + mobr  max  27  +  ad  s/z 

15 

4 

24 

6 

0 

14 

3 

0 

9 

0 

0 

7 

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1.6  e c u /%  vol/hl  +  10  ecu/hi 

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j  0.9  e c u /%  v o i / h l+  3.5  ecu/hi 

1.4  e c u /%  v o l / h l+  8  ecu/hi 

1.4  e c u /%  v o l / h l+  8  ecu/hi 

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Estonia 

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ANNEX  2 

Tariff  quotas  applicable  on  imports  into  the  European  Community  for  goods  originating  in  Estonia 
for  which  a reduction  of  the  agricultural  component  is  granted  in  accordance  with  Article  3 

en  code 

description 

quantities  (tons) 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

17041011 
17041019 
17049071 
117049075 
11805 

chewing  gum,  sheets 
chewing  gum,  other 
boiled  sweets 
caramels 
Cdcao  powder 

1806 

chocolate 

} 
} 
} 
} 

1905 

ind.  baking 

2 1 0 2 1 0 39 

yeasts 

2105 

ice-cream 

2203 

beer 

22089031 

vodka 

22089055 

liqueurs 

22089059 

other  spirits 

| 
1 
I 

120 

25 

60 

100 

15 

10 

150 

80 

15 

15 

1 
1 
i 
J_32 

144 

156 

168 

180 

28 

T 

31 

34 

37 

41 

78 

• 

130 

20 

13 

195 

104 

20 

20 

84 

140 

21 

14 

210 

112 

21 

21 

90 

150 

23 

15 

225 

120 

23 

23 

6 6! 
i 
I 
• 
110i 
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i 
1  71 

j 

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88 

17 

17 

72 

120 

18 

12 

180 

96 

18 

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Protocol No. 3 
concerning the definition  of originating products' and methods of administrative 
cooperation 

9.T 

TITLE  I 
GENERAL  PROVISIONS 

Article I 
Definitions 

For the purposes of this Protocol: 
(a) 

'manufacture'  means  any  kind  of  working 
including  assembly  or 
or  processing 
specific  operations; 

(b) 

(c) 

'material'  means  any 
raw 
material,  component  or  part,  etc..  used  in 
the manufacture  of the produci: 

ingredient, 

'product'  means 
being 
the 
manufactured,  even  if  it  is  intended  for 
later  use 
another  manufacturing 
operation; 

produci 

in 

0) 

(k) 

(I) 

the 
'headings'  means 
'chapters'  and 
chapters  and 
the  hcadings(four-digit 
codes)  used  in  the  nomenclature  which 
makes  up  the  Harmonized  Commodity 
Description  and  Coding  System,  referred 
to  in  this  Protocol  as  'the  Harmonized 
System' or 'HS'; 

'classified'  refers  lo the  classification  of a 
product  or  material  under  a  particular 
heading; 

'consignment*  means  products  which  are 
cither  sent  simultaneously 
from  one 
exporter to one consignee or covered by a 
single  transport  document  covering  their 
the 
shipment 
consignee  or,  in  the  absence  of  such  a 
document, by a single invoice. 

the  exporter 

from 

to 

(d) 

'goods' means both  materials and products; 

(é) 

(f) 

in 

the  value  as 
'customs  value'  means 
determined 
the 
Agreement  on  implementation  of Aniclc VII 
of  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and 
Trade, done at Geneva on  12 April  1979; 

accordance  with 

'ex-works  price'  means  the  price  paid  for 
the  product  cx-works  to  the  manufacturer 
in  whose  undertaking  the  last  working  or 
processing  is carried  out  provided  the price 
includes the value of all the materials used, 
minus  all  internal  taxes  which  arc. or  may 
be,  repaid  when  the  produci  obtained  is 
exported; 

(g) 

'value  of  materials'  means  the  customs 
value at  the time of importation  of the non-
originating  materials used, or,  if this  is not 
known  and  cannot  be ascertained,  the  first 
ascertainable  price paid  for the materials in 
the territories concerned; 

(h)  Value  of  originating  materials'  means  the 
customs  value of such  materials  as  defined 
(g)  applied  mutatis 
in 
mutandis: 

subparagraph 

(i) 

'added  value'  shall  be  taken  to  be  the  ex 
works  price  minus  the  customs  value  of 
each  of  the  products  incorporated  which 
did  not  originale  in  the  country  in  which 
those products were obtained. 

TITLE  II 

DEFINITION  OF THE  CONCEPT 
OF "ORIGINATING  PRODUCTS" 

Article 2 
Origin  criteria 

For the  purpose  of  implementing  this  Agreement 
and without prejudice lo the provisions  of Articles 
3  and  4  of  this  Protocol,  the  following  products 
shall be considered as 

1.products originating in the Community 

a)producls  wholly  obtained 

Community,  within 
Article 5 of this Protocol: 

the 
the  meaning  of 

in 

b)products  obtained  in  the  Community 
which  contain  materials  not  wholly 
obtained  there,  provided  that  the  said 
materials  have  undergone  sufficient 
working 
the 
Community  within 
the  meaning  of 
Article 6 of this Protocol: 

processing 

and 

in 

2.products originating in Estonia 

a)producls  wholly  obtained 

in  Estonia 
wilhin  the  meaning of  Article  5 of  this 
Protocol: 

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b)producls  obtained 

in  Estonia  which 
contain  materials  not  wholly  obtained 
there,  provided  that  the  said  materials 
have  undergone  sufficient  working  or 
processing 
the 
meaning of Article 6 of this Protocol. 

in  Estonia  within 

Article  3 
Bilateral  cumulation 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  2  (1)  (b),  materials 
originating  in  Estonia  within  the  meaning  of 
this  Protocol  shall  be  considered  as  materials 
originating in the Community and  it shall  not be 
necessary  that  such  materials  have  undergone 
sufficient  working  or processing  there, provided 
however  that  they  have  undergone  working  or 
processing  going  beyond  that  referred  lo  in 
Article 7 of this Protocol. 

in 

the  Community  within 

2.  Notwithstanding  Article  2  (2)  (b),  materials 
originating 
the 
meaning  of  this Protocol  shall  be considered  as 
materials originating  in  Estonia  and  it shall  not 
be necessary that such  materials  have undergone 
working  or  processing  there,  provided  however 
that they have undergone working or  processing 
going beyond that  referred  to in Article 7 of this 
Protocol. 

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2.  .Products  which  have  acquired  originating 
status  by  virtue  of  paragraph  1  shall  only 
continue  lo be considered  as  originating  in  the 
Community or in Estonia, when  the value added 
there  exceeds  ihc  value  of  the  materials  used 
originating in Latvia or Lithuania. 
If this is not so, the products concerned  shall  be 
considered  for  ihe  purposes  of  implementing 
this  Agreement  or  of 
the  Agreement  between 
the  Community  and  Estonia  as  originating  in 
Latvia or Lithuania  according  lo which  of  these 
countries  accounts  for  the  highest  value  of 
originating materials used. 

3.  For  the  purposes  of 
this  Article,  identical 
rules of origin  to those  in  this  Protocol  shall  be 
applied  in  trade  between  ihe  Community  and 
Latvia  and  Lithuania  and  between  Estonia  and 
those  two  countries  and  also  between  each  of 
these three countries themselves. 

Article  5 
Wholly obtained  products 

1.Within  the  meaning  of  Article  2  (I)  (a)  and 
(2)  (a),  the  following  shall  be  considered  as 
wholly obtained  cither  in  the  Community  or  in 
Estonia. 

Article  4 

from  their seabed: 

(a)  mineral  products  extracted  from  their  soil  or 

Cumulation  with  materials originating in 
Latvia  and  Lithuania 

l.(a)  Notwithstanding  Article  2  (1)  (b)  and 
subject  lo the provisions of paragraphs 2 and  3. 
materials  originating  in  Latvia  or  Lithuania 
within  the  meaning  of  Protocol^  annexed  lo 
the  Agreements  between  the  Community  and 
these  countries 
as 
shall  be 
originating in the Community and  it shall  not be 
necessary'  that  such  materials  have  undergone 
sufficient  working  or  processing,  on  condition 
however  that  they  have  undergone  working  or 
processing beyond that  referred  to in Article 7 of 
this Protocol. 

considered 

.(b)Nolwithstanding  Article  2  (2)  (b)  and 
subject  lo the  provisions  of paragraphs  2 and  3, 
materials  originating  in  Latvia  or  Lithuania 
within the  meaning of Protocol  "annexed lo the 
Agreements  between  the  Community  and  these 
countries  shall  be  considered  as  originating  in 
Estonia  and  it  shall  not  be  necessary  that  such 
materials  have  undergone  sufficient  working  or 
processing,  on condition  however lhal they have 
undergone  working  or  processing  beyond  that 
referred  to in Article 7 of this Protocol. 

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ry 

(b) vegetable products harvested  there; 

(c) live animals born and raised  there; 

(d) products from  live animals raised  there; 

(c) products obtained by hunting or  fishing  there; 

(f)  products  of  sea  fishing  and  other  products 

taken from  ihc sea by their vessels; 

(g)  products  made  aboard 

exclusively 
subparagraph  (f): 

from  products 

their  factory  ships 
in 

referred 

lo 

(h)  used  articles  collected  there  fil  only  for  ihe 
recovery  of  raw  materials,  including  used  tyres 
fil only for  rcireading or use as waste: 

(I) waste and scrap resulting from  manufacturing 

operations conducted there; 

(j)  products  extracted  from  marine  soil  or  subsoil 
outside their territorial  waters provided  that they 
have sole rights to work that  soil  or subsoil; 

(k)  goods  produced  exclusively  from  products 

specified  in subparagraphs (;i) lo (j). 

/VL. 

2. The terms 'iheir vessels' and  'their factory ships' 
in  paragraph  1  (Q  and  (g)  shall  apply  only  to 
vessels and factory  ships: 

• -  which  are registered  or  recorded  in  a Member 

State of the Community or in Estonia, 

-  which sail  under  the flag  of a Member  State of 

the Community or Estonia , 

-  which are owned  to an extent of at  least  50 per 
cent  by  nationals  of  a  Member  Stale  of  the 
Community  or  Estonia,  or  by a  company  with 
its  head  office  in  one  of  these  Slates  or  in 
Estonia,  of  which  ihc  manager  or  managers, 
chairman  of  the  board  of  directors  or  ihc 
supervisory  board,  and  ihe  majority  of  the 
members  of  such  boards  arc  nationals  of 
Member Stales of the Community or of Estonia 
and  of  which,  in  addition,  in  ihc  case  of 
partnerships or limited  companies, at  least  half 
the capital  belongs  to  these  States,  to  Estonia, 
to their public bodies or to their nationals. 

-  of  which 

the  master  and  officers  arc 
the 

nationals  of  Member  Slates  of 
Community or of Estonia, 

-  of  which  at  least  75%  of  the  crew  arc 
the 

nationals  of  Member  Slates  of 
Community or of Estonia, 

3.  The  terms  the  "Community"  and  "Estonia" 
shall  also  cover  the  territorial  waters  which 
surround  the  Member  Stales  of  the  Community 
and Estonia. 

Sea-going  vessels,  including  factory  ships  on 
which  the  fish  caught  is  worked  or  processed, 
shall be considered  as  part  of the territory  of the 
Community  or  of  Estonia  provided  thai  they 
satisfy the conditions set out in paragraph 2. 

Article 6 
Sufficiently  worked  or  processed  products 

1.  For 

the  purposes  of  Article  2,  non-
originating  materials  arc  considered  lo  be 
sufficiently  worked  or  processed  when  the 
product  obtained  is  classified  in  a  heading 
which  is different  from  that  in which  all  the 
its 
non-originaling  materials  used 
manufacture 
to 
paragraphs  2 and 3. 

arc  classified, 

in 
subjeel 

2.  For  a produci  mentioned  in columns  1  and 2 
of the list  in  Annex  II. the conditions sel oui 
in  column  3 for  ihc  product  concerned  must 
be  fulfilled  instead  of  the  rule  in  paragraph 
1. 

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Where  in  the  lisl  in  Annex  II  a  percentage 
rule is applied in determining the originating 
status  of  a  product  obtained 
the 
Community or in Estonia  the value added by 
the  working  or  processing  shall  correspond 
the  produci 
lo 
obtained,  less  the  value  of  Ihird-country 
materials  imported  into  the  Community  or 
Estonia. 

the  ex-works  price  of 

in 

in 

in 

relation 

3.  These  conditions  indicate,  for  all  products 
covered  by  this  Agreement,  the  working  or 
processing which  must  be carried  out  on  the 
the 
non-originaling  materials  used 
manufacture  of  these  products,  and  apply 
only 
such  materials. 
to 
Accordingly,  it  follows  thai  if  a  product, 
which  has  acquired  originating  status  by 
fulfilling  the conditions set oui  in  the  list  for 
that  produci,  is  used  in  the  manufacture  of 
another produci, the conditions  applicable  lo 
the product in which  il is incorporated  do not 
apply to it. and  no account  shall  be  taken  of 
the  non-originating  materials  which  may 
have been used in its  manufacture. 

Article 7 

Insufficient  working or processing  operations 

For the purpose of implementing Article 6 the 
following shall be considered as  insufficient 
working or processing lo confer  the status of 
originating products, whether or not there is a 
change of heading: 

(a)operations to ensure the preservation of 

products in good condition  during  transport 
and storage (ventilation, spreading out, 
drying, chilling, placing in sail, sulphur 
dioxide or other aqueous solutions, removal 
of damaged parts, and  like operation); 

sifting 

(b) simple  operations  consisting  of  removal  of 
dust, 
sorting, 
classifying,  matching (including  the  making-
up  of  sels  of  articles),  washing,  painting, 
cutting up: 

screening, 

or 

(c) (i) 

changes  of  packaging  and  breaking  up 
and assembly of packages: 

(ii)  simple  placing  in  bottles,  flasks,  bags, 
cases, boxes, fixing on  cards  or  boards, 
etc.,  and  all  other  simple  packaging 
operations: 

(d) affixing  marks, 

like 
distinguishing  signs  on  products  or  iheir 
packaging: 

labels  and  other 

(e) simple mixing of products, whether or not of 
different 
kinds,  where  one  or  more 
components  of the  mixtures do  not  meet  the 
conditions  laid  down  in  this  Protocol  to 
enable  them  lo  be  considered  as  originating 
in the Community or in Estonia; 

originating.  Nevertheless, when a set is 
composed of originating and non-originating 
products, the set as a whole shall be regarded as 
originating, provided that the value of the non-
originating products does not exceed  15 per cent 
of the ex-works price of Ihc set. 

(f)  simple  assembly  of  parts  lo  constitute  a 

complete produci; 

Article  J J 
Neutral  elements 

(g) a  combination  of  two  or  more  operations 

specified  in subparagraphs  (a) to (0", 

(h) slaughter of animals. 

Article 8 
Unit  of  qualification 

1.  The unit of qualifiait ion for ihc appliailion 
of the provisions of this Protocol shall be the 
particular produci which  is considered as the 
basic unit when determining classification  using 
ihe nomenclature of the Harmonized  System. 

Accordingly,  it follows  thai: 

(a) when a product composed of a group or 

assembly of articles is classified  under the 
lerms of the Harmonized  System  in a single 
heading, the whole constitutes the unit of 
qualification; 

(b) when a consignment  consists of a number of 
identical  products classified  under ihe same 
heading of the Harmonized  System, each 
product must be taken  individually when 
applying ihc provisions of this Protocol. 

2.  Where, under general  rule 5 of the 

Harmonized  System, packaging is included 
with the produci  for classification  purposes, 
it shall be included  for the purposes of 
determining origin. 

In order lo determine whether a produci 
originates in the Community or in Estonia it 
shall not be necessary to establish whether the 
electrical energy, fuel,  plant and equipment as 
well as machines and tools used to oblain such 
product, or whether any goods, used in the 
course of production which do not enlcr and 
which were not intended to enlcr into Ihe final 
composition of ihc produci. arc originating or 
not. 

TITLE  111 

TERRITORIAL  REQUIREMENTS 

Article 12 
Principle of  territoriality 

The conditions set out in Title 11  relative to the 
acquisition of originating status must be  fulfilled 
without  interruption  in the Community or in 
Estonia without prejudice to the provisions of 
Article 3. 

Article 13 
Reimportation  of goods 

If originating products exported  from  the 
Community or Estonia to another country arc 
returned, except in so far as provided for in 
Article 3 or 4 they musl be considered as non-
originating, unless it can be demonstrated  to the 
satisfaction  of the customs authorities  that: 

Article 9 
Accessories, spare  parts  and  tools 

(a) the goods returned arc the same goods as 

those exported: and 

Accessories,  spare  parts  and  tools  dispatched 
with  a  piece  of  equipment,  machine,  apparatus 
or  vehicle,  which  arc  part  of  the  normal 
equipment  and  included  in  the  price  thereof  or 
which  are  not  separately 
invoiced,  shall  be 
regarded  as  one  with  Ihc  piece  of  equipment, 
machine, apparatus or vehicle in question. 

Article 10 
Sets 

Scls, as defined  in general  rule 3 of Ihc 
Harmonized  System, shall  be regarded as 
oiii'matm:'  when all component  products arc 

(b) they have not undergone any operation 

beyond that necessary lo preserve them in 
good condition while in that country or while 
being exported. 

Article  I-I 
Direct  transport 

1.  The preferential  treatment  provided for under 
this Agreement applies only to products or 
materials which  arc transported between  the 
territories of the Community and Estonia or, 
when the provisions of Article 4 are applied, of 
Latvia or Lithuania  without  entering any other 

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territory.  However, goods originating in the 
Community or in Estonia and constituting one 
single consignment which is not split up may be 
transported through territory other than lhat of 
the Community or Estonia or, when the 
provisions of Article 4 apply, of Latvia or 
Lithuania with, should the occasion arise, 
transhipment  or temporary warehousing in such 
territory, provided  that  the goods have remained 
under the surveillance of the cusioms authorities 
in the country of transit  or of warehousing and 
lhat Ihey have not undergone opérations olhcr 
than unloading,  reloading or any operation 
designed to preserve them in good condition. 

Products originating  in Estonia or in the 
Community  may be transported by pipeline 
across territory olhcr than  lhat of the 
Community or thai of Estonia. 

2.  Evidence that the conditions sel oui in 
paragraph  1 have been  fulfilled  may be supplied 
to the customs auihorilics of Ihc importing 
country by the production  of: 

(a) a through  bill of lading issued  in the 

exporting country covering the passage 
through  the country of transir, or 

(a) an exporter has consigned these products 
from one of the Parties to the country in 
which the exhibition is held and  has 
exhibited ihem there; 

(b) the products have been sold or otherwise 
disposed of by that exporter to a person in 
another Party; 

(c) the products have been consigned  during the 
exhibition or immediately thereafter  to the 
lallcr Party in the stale in which  they were 
sent for exhibition; and 

(d) the products have not, since they were 

consigned for exhibition, been  used for any 
purpose other than demonstration  at the 
exhibition. 

2.  A proof of origin  must be issued or made out 
in accordance with Ihc provisions of Title IV 
and submitted  to the customs authorities of Ihe 
importingr^re,  in the normal  manner.  The 
name and address of the exhibition  must be 
indicated thereon.  Where necessary, additional 
documentary evidence of the nature of the 
products and ihe conditions under which they 
have been exhibited  may be required. 

(b) a certificaic  issued by ihc cusioms auihorilics 

3.  Paragraph  1  shall apply to any trade, 

of the country- of transit: 

(i)  giving an exact description  of ihc 

products; 

(ii)  slating the dates of unloading and 

reloading of the products and, where 
applicable, ihc names of the ships used: 
and 

(iii)  certifying  the conditions  under which 

the products remained  in the transit 
country; or 

(c) failing  these, any substantiating documents. 

Article 15 
Exhibitions 

1.  Products sent from  one of the Parlies for 
exhibition  in a third  country and sold after  ihe 
exhibition  for  importation  in another  Party shall 
benefit  on importation  from  the provisions of 
this Agreement  on condition  that  the products 
meet the requirements of this Proiocol entitling 
them to be recognized as originating in the 
Community or in Estonia and provided  lhat  il is 
shown to the satisfaction  of the customs 
authorities that: 

.  industrial, agricultural  or crafts exhibition,  fair 
or similar public show or display which  is not 
organized for private purposes  in shops or 
business premises with a view to the sale of 
foreign  products, and during which the products 
remain under cusioms control. 

TITLE IV 

PROOF OF ORIGIN 

Article 16 
Movement certificate  EUR.1 

.Evidence of originating status of products, 
within the meaning of this Protocol, shall be 
given by a movement certificate  EUR. 1,  a 
specimen of which appears in Annex III to this 
Protocol. 

Article 17 
Normal  procedure for  the  issue of a 
movement certificate  EUR.1 

1.  A movement certificate  EUR. 1  shall be 
issued by the customs authorities of the 
exporting  , ^ 't  on application  having been 
made in writing by the exporter or. under the 
exporter's  responsibility, by his authorized 
icpicsentalive. 

2.  For this purpose, the exporter or his 
authorized representative shall fill out both the 
movement certificate EUR.1 and ihe application 
form, specimens of which appear in Annex III. 

These forms shall be completed  in one of the 
languages in which  this Agreement  is drawn up, 
in accordance with  the provisions of the 
domestic law of the exporting  Sfere,  if  they 
arc handwritten,  they shall be completed  in ink 
and in capital  lctlcrs.  The description of the 
products  must be given  in the box reserved  for 
this purpose without  leaving any blank lines. 
Where the box is not completely filled a 
horizontal  line must be drawn below the last 
line of the description, ihc empty space being 
crossed  through. 

3.  The exporter applying for the issue of a 
movement  certificate  EUR. I shall be prepared lo 
submit at any time, at  the request of ihc cusioms 
authorities of the exporting  $> hxre  where ihc 
movement  certificate  EUR.1  is issued, all 
appropriate documents proving Ihc originating 
status of the products concerned  as well as the 
fulfilment  of the olhcr  requirements of this 
Protocol. 

The exporter  must  retain  for at least  three years 
the documents  referred  to ihc preceding 
paragraph. 

Applications for  movement  certificates  EUR.1 
must be preserved  for ai  least three years by the 
customs authorities of the exporting Slate. 

4.  The movement  certificaic  EUR. I shall be 
issued by the customs auihorilics of a Member 
State of the Community  if the goods to be 
exported can be considered as products 
originating  in the Community within Ihe 
meaning of Article 2 ( 1 ) of this Protocol.  The 
movement certificate  EUR.1 shall be issued by 
the customs authorities of Estonia; if the goods 
to be exported  can be considered  as products 
originating  in Estonia  within the meaning of 
Article 2 (2) of this Protocol. 

5.  Where the cumulation  provisions of Article 2 
to 4 are applied,  ihc customs auihorilics of the 
Member  State of ihe Community or of Estonia 
may issue  movement  certificates  EUR.1  under 
the conditions  laid down  in this Protocol  if the 
goods to be exported can be considered as 
originating  products within the meaning of this 
Pioiocol  and  provided  that  the goods covered by 
the movement  certificates  EUR  I arc in the 
( 'oiniiuinitY  oi  in  Lsioma. 

In these cases movement certificates EUR.1 
shall be issued subject lo the presentation of the 
proof of origin previously issued or made out. 
This proof of origin must be kept for at least 
three years by the cusioms authorities of the 
exporting Slate. 

6.  The issuing cusioms authorities shall  take 
any steps necessary lo verify  ihc originating 
status of ihc products and  the fulfilment  of the 
olhcr requirements of this Protocol.  For this 
puiposc, they shall  have the right  lo call for any 
evidence and lo carry oui any inspection  of the 
exporter's accounts or any olhcr check  which 
they consider appropriate. 

The issuing cusioms auihorilics shall  also 
ensure that the forms  referred  to in paragraph 2 
arc duly completed.  In particular,  they shall 
check whether ihc space reserved  for  ihe 
description of the products has been completed 
in such a manner as to exclude all  possibility of 
fraudulent  additions. 

7.  The date of issue of ihe movement  certificate 
EUR.1 shall be indicated  in the part of the 
certificaic  reserved  for ihc customs authorities. 

8.  A movement certificaic  EUR.1 shall be 
issued by the cusioms authorities of the 
exporting  Sfas-fg  when  ihc products  lo which it 
relaies arc exported.  Il shall  be made available 
lo the exporter as soon as actual exportation  has 
been effected  or ensured. 

Article  IS 
Movement certificates  EUR.1 issued 
retrospectively 

1.  Notwithstanding Article  17(8), a movement 
certificate  EUR. 1  may exceptionally  be issued 
after exportation of the products to which it 
relaies if: 

(a) il was noi issued at ihe lime of exportation 

because of errors or involuntary  omissions or 
special circumstances: or 

(b) il is demonstrated  lo the satisfaction  of the 

customs auihorilics lhat a  movement 
certificate  EUR.1 was issued  but  was not 
accepted at importation  for  technical 
reasons. 

2.  For ihc implementation  of paragraph  1, the 
exporter must indicate in this application  the 
place and dale of exportation  of Ihc products lo 
which Ihc movement certificate  EUR. I relates, 
and  slate  the  reasons  foi  his  request. 

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3.  The customs authorities may issue a 
movement certificaic EUR. 1 rclrospcclivcly only 
after verifying  that Ihc information  supplied in 
the exporter's application agrees with lhat in the 
corresponding file. 

4.  Movement certificates EUR.1 issued 
retrospectively  must be endorsed with one of the 
following  phrases: 

"NACHTRAGLICH  AUSGESTELLT", 
-DÉLIVRÉ A POSTERIORI", "R1LASCIATO 
A POSTERIORI", "AFGEGEVEN A 
POSTERIORI",  "ISSUED 
RETROSPECTIVELY".  "UDSTEDT 
EFTERF0LGENDEM, "EKAO0EN EK TON Y 
ZTEPON", "EXPED1DO A POSTERIORI", 
"EMITADO A POSTERIORI". 
"TAGANTJÀRELE  VAUAANTUD". 

5.  The endorsement  referred  lo in paragraph 4 
shall be inserted  in the 'Remarks' box of Ihc 
movement certificaic  EUR. 1. 

Article  19 
Issue of a duplicate  movement  certificate 
EUR.1 

1.  In the event of Ihcfi,  loss or destruction of a 
movemcni certificate  EUR. 1. the exporter may 
apply to the cusioms auihorilics which issued it 
for a duplicate made out on the basis of the 
export documenis in their possession. 

2.  The duplicate issued  in this way must be 
endorsed wilh one of the following words: 

'DUPLIKAT, 'DUPLICATA', 'DUPLICATO', 
'DUPLICAAT, 'DUPLICATE', 'ANTIFPAOO'. 
'DUPLICADO'. 'SEGUNDA VIA', 
'DUPLIKAAT*. 

3.  The endorsement  referred  lo in paragraph 2, 
and the date of issue and the serial  number of 
the original certificaic  shall be inserted in the 
'Remarks' box of the duplicate movement 
certificate EUR. 1. 

4.  The duplicate, which  must bear ihe date of 
issue of the original  movement  certificate 
EUR.1, shall  take effect  as from  that dale. 

Article  20 
Replacement  of  certificates 

2.  The replacement certificate  shall be regarded 
as a definite movement certificate EUR. 1  for the 
purpose of the application of this Protocol, 
including the provisions of this Article. 

3.  The replacement certificate  shall  be issued on 
the basis of a written  request  from  the re-
exporter, after  the authorities concerned  have 
verified  the information  supplied  in  the 
applicant's request.  The date and  serial  number 
of the original  movemcni certificate  EUR.1 shall 
be given in box 7. 

Article  21 
Simplified  procedure for  (he issue of 
certificates 

1.  By way of derogation from  Articles  17, 18 
and  19 of this Protocol, a simplified  procedure 
for the issue of EUR. 1  movement  certificates 
can be used in accordance wilh  the  following 
provisions. 

2.  The customs authorities  in the exporting 
State may authorize any exporter,  hereinafter 
referred  to as 'approved  exporter',  making 
frequent  shipments for which EUR.1  movement 
certificates  may be issued and who offers,  to the 
satisfaction  of Ihc competent authorities, all 
guarantees necessary to verify  the originating 
status of Ihc products, not to submit  to the 
cusioms office of Ihc application  for an EUR. 1 
certificate relating to those goods, for  the 
purpose of obtaining an EUR. 1  certificate  under 
Ihe conditions laid down in Article  17 of this 
Protocol. 

3.  The authorization  referred  to in paragraph 2 
shall stipulate, at the choice of the competent 
authorities, lhat box No  11 'Customs 
endorsement' of ihc EUR.1 movemcni  certificate 
must: 

(a) either be endorsed beforehand  with  the 

stamp of the competent customs office  of the 
exporting Slate and the signature, which 
may be a facsimile, of an official  of that 
office: or 

(b) be endorsed by the approved  exporter with a 
special stamp which  has been approved by 
the customs auihorilics of the exporting  State 
and corresponds lo the specimen  given in 
Annex V of this Protocol.  Such  stamp may 
be pre-prinled on the forms. 

1.  It shall at any lime be possible to replace one 
or more movement  ccrtifiailcs  EUR. 1  by one or 
more other certificates  provided  thai this is done 
by the customs office  responsible  for controlling 
the goods. 

4.  In the cases referred  lo in paragraph  3 (a), 
one of the following  phrases shall  be entered in 

;,  box No 7 'Remarks' of ihc EUR  1 movement 

certificate: 

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•PROCEDIMIENTO SIMPLIFICADO', 
•FORENKLET PROCEDURE', 
VEREINFACHTES VERFAHREN', "AllAOYZ 
TYMENHAIAAIKAZIA', 'SIMPLIFIED 
PROCEDURE', 'PROCEDURE SIMPLIFIEE', 
•PROCEDURA  SEMPL1FICATA', 
'VEREENVOUGIGDE PROCEDURE', 
'PROCEDIMENTO  SIMPLIFICADO', 
'LIHTSUSTATUD  PROTSEDUUR'. 

5.  Box No  11 'Customs endorsement' of the 
EUR.1 certificate  shall be completed if 
necessary by the approved  exporter. 

6.  The approved exporter shall, if necessary, 
indicate in box No 13 'Request for verification' 
of the EUR.1 certificate  the name and address of 
the authority competent  to verify  such a 
certificate. 

7.  Where the simplified  procedure is applied, 
the cusioms auihorilics of ihc exporting State 
may prescribe the use of EUR. 1 certificates 
bearing a distinctive  sign by which they may be 
identified. 

8.  In the authorization  referred  to in paragraph 
2 the competent  authorities shall specify  in 
particular: 

(a) the conditions under which the applications 
for EUR. 1  certificates  arc lo be made; 

(b) the conditions under which these 

applications arc to be kept for at least  three 
years; 

(c) in the cases referred  to in paragraph  3 (b) the 

authority competent to earn' out the 
subsequent verification  referred  to in Article 
30 of this Protocol. 

9.  The customs authorities of the exporting 
State may declare certain categories of goods 
ineligible for  the special  treatment  provided  for 
in paragraph 2. 

10.  The cusioms auihorilics shall  refuse  the 
authorization  referred  lo in paragraph 2 to 
exporters who do noi offer  all the guarantees 
which they consider  necessary.  The competent 
authorities  may withdraw the authorization at 
any lime.  They must do so where the approved 
exporter  no longer satisfies  the conditions or no 
longer offers  these guarantees. 

may make any verification  they think  necessary 
before the departure of the goods. 

12.  The customs authorities of the exporting 
Slate may carry out any check on approved 
exporters which Ihey consider necessary.  Such 
exporters must allow this to be done. 

13.  The provisions of this Article shall be 
without prejudice  lo the application of the rules 
of the Community, the Member Slates and 
Estonia concerning customs formalities  and ihe 
use of cusioms documents. 

Article  22 
Validity of proof  of  origin 

1.  A movement certificate EUR.1 shall be valid 
for four  months from  the dale of issue in Ihc 
exporting St*,  hz^ and  must be submitted  within 
the said period lo Ihe cusioms auihorilics of the 
imporlingjJrV'e . 

2.  Movemcni certificates  EUR. 1  which are 
submitted  lo the customs authorities of the 
importing  £ h-h,  aflcr  ihe final dale for, 
presentation specified  in paragraph  1 maybe 
accepted for the purpose of applying  preferential 
treatment, where the failure to submit these 
documents by the final dale sei is due to reasons 
of force  majeure or exceptional  circumstances. 

3.  In olhcr aises of belaicd presentation,  the 
customs authorities of the importing  S  hxih^ 
may accept ihc movement certificates  EUR.1 
where the products have been  submitted  to them 
before the said final date. 

Article 23 
Submission  of proof  of origin 

Movement certificates  EUR. 1  shall be submitted 
lo ihc cusioms authorities of the  importing 
£t~<x.hz in accordance wilh the  procedures 
applicable in lhat  .£/~rx'd  The said  authorities 
may require a translation of a  movement 
certificate EUR. 1  or an invoice declaration. 
They may also require the import declaration  lo 
be accompanied by a statement  from  the 
importer lo the effect  thai the products  meet the 
conditions required for the implementation of 
this Agreement. 

Article 24 
Importation  by  instalments 

11.  The approved  exporter  may be required  lo 
inform  the competent  authorities,  in accordance 
with  the rules which  they  lay down, of the goods 
to be dispatched  bv him. so lhat  such authorities 

Where, al the request of the importer and on the 
conditions laid down by the cusioms  authorities 
of ihc importing  A /«. r^  dismantled  or non-
asscmblcd products within  the  meaning of 
general  rule 2(a) ol the Mannoni/ed  System 

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Harmonized System arc imported by 
instalments, a single proof of origin for such 
products shall be submitted to Ihc customs 
authorities upon importation of the first 
instalment. 

Article  25 
Form  EUR.2 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  16, the evidence of 
originating status, within the meaning of this 
Protocol, for consignments containing only 
originating products and whose value docs nol 
exceed ECU (3000J per consignment,  may be 
given by a form  EUR.2, a specimen of which 
appears in Annex IV to this Protocol. 

2.  The form  EUR.2 shall be completed and 
signed by the exporter or, under the exporters 
responsibility, by his authorized  représentaiivc 
in accordance with this Protocol. 

3.  A form  EUR.2 shall be completed  for each 
consignment. 

4.  The exporter who applied  for the form 
EUR.2 shall submit at the request of ihc customs 
authorities of the exporting Stale all  supporting 
documents concerning the use of this  form. 

5.  Article 22 and 23 shall apply mutatis 
mutandis lo forms EUR.2. 

Article  26 
Exemptions from  formal  proof of origin 

1.  Products scnl as small  packages from  private 
persons lo private persons or forming part of 
travellers' personal  luggage shall be admitted as 
originating products without  requiring the 
submission of a formal  proof of origin, provided 
that such products arc not  imported by way of 
trade and have been declared as meeting the 
requirements of this Protocol and where there is 
no doubt as to the veracity of such a declaration. 
In the case of products sent by posi, this 
declaration can be made on the customs 
declaration  C2/CP3 or on a sheet of paper 
annexed to lhat document. 

2.  Imports which arc occasional  and consist 
solely of products for ihc personal  use of the 
recipients or travellers or their families shall  nol 
be considered  as imports by way of trade if il is 
evident  from  the nature and quantity of the 
products lhat  no commercial  purpose is in view. 

3.  Fuilhermoic,  the loial  value of these products 
must  not  exceed  ECU  3<><>  '"  «he case of small 

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forming part of travellers' personal luggage. 

Article 27 
Discrepancies and formal  errors 

1.  The discover)' of slight  discrepancies 
between the statements made in a movement 
certificate EUR. 1, or in a Form EUR.2 and  ihose 
made in the documents submitted lo Ihe cusioms 
office  for the purpose of carrying out Ihe 
formalities for importing the products shall  not 
ipso facto  render the movement  certificate 
EUR.1, or the Form EUR.2 null and void  if it is 
duly established that this document does 
correspond to the products submitted. 

2.  Obvious formal  errors such as typing errors 
on a movement certificaic  EUR. 1, or a Form 
EUR.2 should nol cause this document  lo be 
rcjcclcd if these errors are nol such as lo crcale 
doubts concerning the correctness of the 
statements made in this document. 

Article 28 
Amounts expressed  in  ECUs 

1.  Amounts in the national currency of the 
exporting Stale equivalent to the amounts 
expressed in ECUs shall be fixed by the 
exporting Slaie-and communicated  to ihe other 
P^-rry . 

When the amounts exceed the corresponding 
amounts fixed by the importing Slate, the  latter 
shall accept them if the products are invoiced in 
the currency of the exporting Stale or in the 
currency of one of the other States referred  lo in 
Article 4 of this Protocol. 

If the goods are invoiced in the currency of 
another Member Slate of the Community  the 
importing Stale shall recognize the amount 
notified  by the Slate concerned. 

2.  Up to and including 30 April 2000. the 
amounts to be used in any given  national 
currency shall be the equivalent  in that  national 
currency of ihe amounts expressed  in ECUs as 
al  1  October 1994. 

For each successive period of five years, the 
amounts expressed in ECUs and  their 
equivalents in the national currencies of the 
Slates shall be reviewed by the Joint  Committee 
on the basis of ihc exchange rates of the ECU as 
al the first working day in October  in the year 
immediately preceding that five-years period 

When carrying out  this review  ihc. Joint 
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decrease in the amounts lo be used in any 
national currency and shall  furthermore 
consider the desirability of preserving the  effects 
of the limits concerned  in real lerms.  For this 
purpose, it may decide to modify  the amounts 
expressed in ECUs. 

TITLE V 

ARRANGEMENTS  FOR ADMINISTRATIVE 
COOPERATION 

Article 29 
Communication  of stamps and  addresses 

The customs authorities of the Member Stales 
and of Estonia  shall provide each other, through 
the Commission  of ihc European  Communities, 
with specimen  impressions of stamps used in 
their customs offices  for the issue of EUR. 1 
certificates  and with ihc addresses of the 
customs authorities  responsible for  issuing 
movement certificates  EUR. I and for  verifying 
those certificates  and  forms EUR.2. 

Article 30 
Verification  of movement  certificates  EUR1 
and  of forms  EUR.2 

1.  Subsequent  verification  of movemcni 
certificates EUR. 1  and  forms EUR.2 shall be 
carried out randomly or whenever the cusioms 
authorities of the importing State have reasoned 
to doubt the authenticity of such documents, the 
originating status of the products concerned or 
the fulfilment  of the other requirements of this 
Protocol. 

2.  For the purposes of implementing the 
provisions of paragraph  1. the customs 
authorities of the importing Stale shall  return 
the movement certificate EUR. 1, the Form 
EUR.2, or a copy of these documents, lo the 
customs authorities of ihc exporting Slate 
giving, where appropriate, ihc reasons of 
substance or form  for an  inquiry. 

3.  The verification  shall be carried out by the 
customs authorities of the exporting Stale.  For 
this purpose, they shall  have the right lo call  for 
any evidence and  to carry oui any inspection of 
the exporter's accounts or any other check which 
they consider appropriate. 

4.  If the customs authorities of the importing  . 
State decide to suspend  the granting of 
preferential  treatment  to the products concerned 
while awaiting the  results of the  verification, 
they  shall  offer  to release the products to the 

importer subject lo any precautionary  measures 
judged necessary. 

5.  The customs authorities requesting the 
verification  shall be informed  of the results of 
this verification  within a maximum  often 
months.  These results must indicate clearly 
whether ihc documents are authentic and 
whether the products concerned  can be 
considered as originating products and fulfil  the 
olhcr requirements of this Protocol. 

6.  If in cases of reasonable doubt  there is no 
reply within ten months or if the reply does nol 
contain sufficient  information  lo determine the 
authenticity of the document in question or the 
real origin of the products, the  requesting 
cusioms authorities shall, except  in the case of 
force  majeure or in exceptional  circumstances, 
refuse entitlement  lo the preferences. 

Article 31 
Dispute  settlement 

Where disputes arise in relation  to the 
verification  procedures of Article 30 which 
cannot be settled between the customs 
auihorilics requesting a verification  and the 
cusioms authorities responsible for carrying out 
this verification  or where they raise a question 
as to the interpretation  of this Protocol, they 
shall be submitted to the Joint Committee. 

In all cases ihc seulement of disputes between 
the importer and the customs authorities of the 
importing Slate shall be under the legislation of 
the said Slate. 

Article 32 
Penalties 

Penalties shall be imposed on any person who 
draws up, or causes to be drawn up, a document 
which contains incorrect information  for the 
purpose of obtaining a preferential  treatment for 
products. 

Article 33 
Free zones 

1.  The Member Slates and Estonia  shall take all 
necessary steps lo ensure that products traded 
under cover of a movement certificate  EUR.1, 
which in the course of transport  use a free zone 
situated  in their territory, are not substituted by 
olhcr goods and that they do not  undergo 
handling olhcr than  normal operations designed 
to prevent  their deterioration. 

2.  By means of an exemption  lo ihc provisions 
contained  in paragraph  I. when  products 

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originating in the Community or in Estonia and 
imported into a free zone under cover of an 
EUR. 1 certificate and undergo treatment or 
processing, the authorities concerned must issue 
a new EUR. 1 certificate at the exporter's 
request, if the treatment or processing 
undergone is in conformity with the provisions 
ofthisTrotocol. 

TITLE VI 

CEUTA  ANDMEL1LLA 

Article  54 
Application  of (he  Protocol 

1.  The term 'Community' used in this Prolocol 
does nol cover Ccuta or Mclilla.  The term 
'products originating  in the Community' docs 
not cover products originating in these zones. 

2.  This Prolocol  shall apply mutatis mutandis to 
products originating  in Ccuta and  Mclilla, 
subject to particular conditions scl out  in Article 
35. 

Article  35 
Special  conditions 

1.  The following  provisions shall  apply instead 
of Article 2 and  references  to th at  Article shall 
apply mutatis  mutandis to this Article. 

2.  Providing they have been transported  directly 
in accordance with the provisions of Article  14, 
the following  shall be considered as: 

(1) products originating in Ccuta and  Mclilla: 

(2) 

products originating  in Estonia: 

(a)  products wholly obtained in 

Estonia; 

(b)  products obtained in Estonia, in the 
manufacture of which products other 
than those referred  lo in (a) are used, 
provided lhat: 

(i) 

the said products have undergone 
sufficient  working or processing 
within the meaning of Article 6 of 
this Prolocol; or thai 

(ii) 

ihosc products are originating in 
Ccuta and  Melilla or the 
Community within  the meaning of 
ihis Prolocol, provided that they 
have been submitted  lo working or 
processing which goes beyond the 
insufficient  working or processing 
referred  to in Article "j-. 

3.  Ccuta and Mclilla shall be considered  as a 
single territory. 

4.  The exporter or his authorized  representative 
shall enter 'Estonia' and  'Ccula and Melilla' in 
box 2 of movemcni certificates  EUR. 1.  In 
addition, in ihc case of products originating in 
Ccula and Melilla, this shall be indicated  in box 
4 of movemcni certificates  EUR.1. 

5.  The Spanish cusioms authorities shall be 
responsible for the application of this Protocol in 
Ceuta and Mclilla. 

(a)  products wholly obtained  in Ccuta and 

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Mclilla; 

(b)  products obtained  in Ccuta and  Mclilla 

in the manufacture  of which  products 
olhcr than  those referred  to in (a) arc 
used, provided  lhat: 

(i) 

(ii) 

the said  products have undergone 
sufficient  working or  processing 
within  ihc meaning of Article 6 of 
ihis Protocol: or lhat 

those products arc originating in 
the Community or in Estonia 
within  the meaning of this 
Prolocol, provided  that they have 
been submitted  lo working or 
processing which goes beyond Ihc 
insufficient  working or  processing 
referred  to in Article"^: 

FINAL  PROVISIONS 

Article 36 
Amendments  to the  Protocol 

The Association Council  shall examine at two-
yearly intervals, or whenever ihe Community or 
Estonia so request, the application of the 
provisions of this Protocol, wilh a view to 
making any necessary amendments or 
adaptations. 

Such examination shall  take into account in 
particular the participation  of the Contracting 
Parties in free-trade zones or customs unions 
wilh third countries. 

Article 37 
Customs Cooperation  Committee 

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1.  A Customs Cooperation Committee shall be 
set up, charged with carrying out administrative 
cooperation wilh a view to ihe correct and 
uniform  application of this Prolocol and wilh 
carrying out any other lasks in the cusioms field 
which may be entrusted  to it. 

2.  The Committee shall be composed, on the 
one hand, of experts of the Member States and 
of officials  of the Commission of the European 
Communities who arc responsible for cusioms 
questions and, on the olhcr hand, of experts 
nominated by Estonia. 

Article  38 
Annexes 

The Annexes lo ihis Protocol shall  form an 
integral part thereof. 

Article 39 
Implementation  of the  Protocol 

The Community and  Estonia  shall each  lake the 
steps necessary lo implement  this Prolocol. 

Article 40 
Arrangements  with  Latvia  and  Lithuania 

The Parties shall  lake any measures necessary 
for the conclusion of arrangements with Latvia 
and Lithuania  enabling ihis Prolocol to be 
applied.  The 
each other of measures taken to this  effect. 

Parties shall  notify 

Article 41 
Goods in transit  or  storage 

The provisions of this Agreement  may be 
applied to goods which comply wilh the 
provisions of this Protocol and which on the 
date of entry into force of thU Agreement arc 
either in transit or arc in the Community or in 
Estonia or, in so far as the provisions of Article 
2 are applicable,  in Latvia or Lithuania  in 
temporary storage in bonded warehouses or in 
free  zones, subject  lo ihc submission  lo ihc 
cusioms authorities of ihc importing Slalc, 
within four  months of lhat dale, of a certificate 
EUR.1 endorsed  retrospectively by ihc 
competent auihorilics of the exporting Slalc 
together wilh the documents showing that the 
goods have been transported  directly. 

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These  noce* shall  apply,  where appropriate, to  sll  rmntrfarrurcd products using  noo-ocigin «ring  materials, 
in the list la Annex II bat ans «abject instead  to 
< * « ïf  t b e y a x e t v x s a b f e c t t o s p e c n S c c o o d i ^^ 
the  change  of  beading  cule  sex out  m  Article (,  (1). 

Noce  ts 

IX  The  fiat  two  columns  in  ti»c l ia  ôescribe  the  product obciincd. The  t un  column  gives  the  beading 
number* or  the  chapter  number»  used  in  the  barmooîzeô  system  and  the  second  column  gives  the 
dcscripctoci of  goods  «sod  in that system  for  that  beading or chapter. For each  entry in  the  first  two 
L XlThcrc, in  SOCK cases, the entry  in the first column  is 
column* a  rule is specified  in column  3 
only applies to the part of  that 
prccodod by an "cx"a this signifies  that the rule in column 3 
heading or chapter as described  in column  2. 

UL  'Where several beading  numbers  arc grouped  together in column  I  or a. chapter  number  is  given  and 
the «cscripctoa of  product «a column 2  h  therefore  given in general terms, the adjacent rule in  column 
applies  to  all  products  'which,  under  the  harmonized  system,  arc  classified  -within 
3 
beading* <A the chapter or within any of  the headings grouped together in column  I. 

1 3.  "Where there axe «Efferent roles in the list applying to different  products within a  beading, each  indent 
crtortms  the  deseripooa  of  that  part  of  the  beading  covered  by  the  adjacent  rule  in  column  3 

3-1.  In the case of  any beading  not in the list or any pan of  a beading that is not in the  list, die "change  of 

heading* rule set out  in  A n i de  6  (I)  applies. If a "change of  heading* condition  applies  to  any  entry  in 
the list, then it is contained  in  the  rule  in column 3. 

3JL  The working  or processing  rcouircd  by a  rule in column 3 has to be carried out  only  in relation  to  the 
non-originating  materials  used. The  restrictions contained  in a rule in column  3 likewise  apply only  to 
the non-originating materials  used. 

*13.  Where  a  rule  states that  'materials of  any  heading' may be used,  materials of  the  same  beading  as  the 
product  may also be  used,  subject,  however, to  any specific limitations which  may also  be contained  in 
the  rule.  However,  the  expression  "manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including  o t i i er 
materials of  heading No  . . ."  means that only  materials classified  in the same heading as the product  of 
a  different description  than that of  the product as given in column 2 of the list may be  used. 

2.4.  If a product  made  from  non-originating  materials which has acquired originating  status during  manu-
facure  by virtue of  the change  of  heading  rule or its own list role is used as a material  in the  process  of 
manufacture  of  another  product,  then  the  rule  applicable  to  the  product  in  which  it  is  incorporated 
docs  not  apply to  it. 

For example: 

An  engine  of  heading  No  8-<07,  for  which  the  rule  suies  thst  the  value  of  the  non-originating 
materials which  may be  incorporated  may  not exceed  <0 c/o of  the ex-works  price,  is made  from  "odier 
alloy steel  roughly  shaped  by forging* of  heading  No 722<. 

Ii this forging  has been  forged  in the  country concerned  from  a non-originating ingot then the  forging 
has already acquired  origin  by virtue  of  the  rule for  heading  No  ex 7224  in the  list. It can  then  count 
as  originating  in  the  value  calculation  for  the  engine  regardless  of  whether  it  -was  produced  in  the 
same  factory  or  another. The  value  of  the  non-originaung  ingot  is thus  not  taken  into  account  -when 
adding  up the value of  the  non-originating  materials used. 

S-S.  Even  if  the change  of  heading  rule  or  die  other  rules contained  is.  the  list  arc  satisfied,  a product  shall 
not  acquire  originating  status  if  the  processing  earned  oui,  uken  a  a whole,  ts  insufficient  within  the 
meaning ot  Article  r/ 

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Note  3 

— ' 5-

3.1.  The  rule  in  the  list  represents  the  minimum  amount  of  working  or  processing  required  and  the 
carrying  out  of  more  working  or  processing  also confers  originating  status; conversely,  the  carrying 
out  of  less  working  or  processing  cannot  confer  origin.  Thu<  if  a  rule  says  that  non-originating 
material  at  a  certain  level  of  manufacture  may be used, the  UK  of  such material  at  an  earlier  stage  of 
manufacture  is allowed  and  the  use of  such material at a later stage is not. 

3  -2.  When  a  rule  in  the  list  specifies  that a  product  may be  manufactured  from  more  than  one  material, 

this means that any one or more materials may be used. It does not require that all be  used. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  fabrics  says  that  natural  fibres  may be  used  and  that chemical  materials,  among  other 
materials,  may  also  be  used.  This  docs  not  mean that both  have  to be  used; one  can  use  one  or  the 
other or both. 

If,  however,  a  restriction  applies  to  one  material and other restrictions apply to  other  materials  in  the 
same rule, then the  restrictions  only  apply to the materials actually used: 

For example: 

The  rule  for  sewing  machines  specifies  that both the thread tension  mechanism  used  and  the-zigzag 
mechanism  used  must  originate;  these  two  restrictions  only  apply if  the  mechanisms  concerned  are 
actually incorporated  into the  sewing  machine. 

3.3.  When  a  rule  in  the  list specifics  that  a  product  must be  manufactured  from  a  particular  material  the 
coodtuon  obviously  docs  not  prevent  the  use  of  other  materials  which,  because  of  their  inherent 
mnercnt 
nature, cannot  satisfy  the  rule. 

For example: 

The  rule  for  heading  No  19<M which  specifically  excludes the  use of  cereals  or  their derivatives  does 
DOtjprcvent  the  use  of  mineral  salts,  chemicals  and  other  additives  which  are  not  produced  from 

For example: 

i î l ^T  ° / .a n,a r X i d;  m at 
allowed  for  th,s class  of  arude  « is  not  possible  to start froir. r.cr.-ovcn cloth  -  even  if  non-woven 
cloths  cannot  normally  be  made  from  yarn.  In  such eases,  the  ,uni„s  material  would  normally  be  at 
the stage  before  yarn  —  that  is the  fibre  stage. 

f.r°.m  «x>"-"oven  matenals,  ,:' the  use  of  only  non-originating  varn  is 

See also Note 6 J  in  relation  to  textiles. 

3-4.  If  in a  rule in  the  list two  or  more  percentages  are  given for the miximutn value of  non-originating 
materials that can be  used, then  these  percentages may not be added together. The maximum value  of 
all  the  non-originating  materials  used  may  never  exceei  the  highest  of  the  percentages  given. 
Furthermore, the  individual  percentages  must  not be exceeded  in rclaooa to  the  parucular^materials 
they apply to. 

Note  4 

4.1.  The term "natural fibres' iis used  in  the  list  to  refer to fibres other than artificial or synthetic  fibres  and 
is restricted  to  the stages  before  spinning  takes  place, including waste, and, unless otherwise  specified, 
the term "natural fibres* includes  fibres  that  have been carded, combed or otherwise processed  but  not 
spun. 

il.  The term "natural fibres* includes  horsehair  of  heading  No  0503, silk of  beading Nos  S002 and  5003 
as wdl  as the wool fibres,, fine or coarse  animal hair of  beading Not 5101 to 5105, the cotton  fibres  of 
heading Nos  5201  to  5203  and  the  other vegetable fibres of beading Nos 5301 to 5305. 

^J.  The  terms  "textile  pulp',  "chemical  materials*  and  "paper-making  materials'  arc  used  in  the  l i s t /o 
describe the  materials  not  classified  in  chapters  50 to £3, which can be used to  manufacture  anifidal, 
synthetic or paper fibres or yarns. 

4.4.  The  term  "man-made  staple  fibres*  is  used  in  the  Est to  refer to  synthetic or  artificial  filament  tow, 

staple fibres or waste, of  headings  N os  5501  to  S507. 

Note  5 

5.1.  In the case of  the  products  classified  within  those  headings in the  list to which a reference  is made  to 
this  Note,  the  conditions  set  out  in  column  3  of  the  list  shall  not  be  applied  to  any  basic  textile 
materials  used  in their  manufacture  which,  taken  together,  represent  10% or less of  the  total  weight 
of  all the basic textile materials used  (but sec  also Notes 4J3 and^".4 below). 

5-2.  However,  this tolerance  may  only  be  applied  to  mixed products which  have been  made  from  two  or 

more basic textile  materials. 

The following  arc the basic textile  materials: 

—. silk, 

—  wool, 

—  coarse  animal  hair, 

—  fine animal  hair, 

—  horsehair, 

A)0^ 

At 

-AS-

—  cotton. 

—  paper-making  materials and  paper, 

—  flax, 

—  true hemp, 

—  jute and other textile  bast  fibres, 

—  sisal and other textile fibres of  die genus Agave, 

—  coconut, abaca, ramie and other vegetable textile fibres, 

—  synthetic man-made  filaments, 

—  artificial  man-made  filaments, 

—  synthetic man-made staple  fibres, 

—  artificial  man-made  staple  fibres. 

For example: 

A yarn of  heading No  5205  made from cotton fibres of  heading No 5203 and synthetic staple  fibres  of 
beading No  5506 is a  mixed yarn. Therefore, non-originating synthetic staple fibres that do  not  satisfy 
the origin rules (which  require  manufacture from chemical materials or textile pulp) may be  used  up  to 
a weight of  10 % of  the yam. 

For example: 

/ 

A  woollen fabric of  heading  No  5112 made from woollen yam of heading No  5107 and synthetic  yam 
of  staple fibres of  beading  No  5509  is a  mixed fabric. Therefore synthetic yarn which does  not  satisfy 
the origin  rules (which  require  manufacture  from chemical  marrriits or textile pulp) or  woollen  y am 
that does  not  satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture from  natural  fibres,  not  carded  or ' 
combed or otherwise  prepared  for  spinning)  or a combination of the two  may be usee  up  to  a  weight" 
of  10%  of  the fabric. 

For example: 

Tufted  textile  fabric  of  heading  No  5802  made  from  cotton  yam  of  heading  No  5205  and  cotton 
fabric  of  heading  No  5210  is  only  a  mixed  product  if  the couon  fabric  is  itself  a  mixed  fabric  being 
made  from  yarns  classified  in  two  separate  headings  or  if  the  cotton  yams  used  are  themselves 
mixtures. 

For example: 

If  the  tufted  textile  fabric  concerned  had  been  made  from  couon  yam  of  heading  No  5205  and 
synthetic  fabric  of  heading  No  5407,  then,  obviously,  the  yarns  used  are  two  separate  basic  textile 
materials and the tufted  textile  fabric  is accordingly a mixed product. 

for example" 

A  carpet  with  tufts  made  from  both  artificial  yams  and  couon  yarns  and  with  a  jute  backing  is  a 
mixed  product  because  three  basic  tcxule  materials arc used. Thus, any non-originating  materials  that 
ire  at a later stage of  manufacture  than  the  rule allows may be used, provided their total  weight  taken 
together  does  not exceed  10 %  of  the  weight  of  the  textile materials in the carpet. Thus,  both  the  jute 
biekjng  and/or  the  artificial  yarns  could  be  imported  at  thai  stage  of  manufacture,  provided  the 
«.'eight conditions  arc  met. 

5-3.  In the  case  of  fabrics  incorporating  'yam  made  of  polyurethane  segmented  with  flexible  segments  of 

polyethcr whether or not gimped' this tolerance is 20 % in respect of this yarn. 

SA.  In the  case  of  fabrics  incorporating  strip consisting  of  a core of  aluminium foil  or of  a core  of  plastic 
film  whether  or  not  coated  with  aluminium  powder,  of  a width  not exceeding  5  mm, sandwiched  by 
means of  an adhesive between  rwo films  of  plastic film, this tolerance is 30 % in respect of  this  strip. 

ri/10 

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4M 

Note o" 

6.1.  In the case  of  those  textile  products  which  are  marked  in  the list by a foocnot  referring  to  this  note, 
textile materials with the exception  of  linings  and  mterlmings which do not satisfy the rule sex out  in 
the list in column 3  for the  made  up  products concerned may be used provided that they are classified 
in a heading other than that of  the  product  and  that their value docs not exceed 8 Vo of  the ex-works 
price of  the product. 

61.  Materials which  are  not  classified  within  Chapters  50  to  63  may be  used  freely,  whether  or  not  they 

contain textiles. 

Example: 

If a rule  in  the  list  provides  that  for  a  particular  textile  item, such  as trousers, yarn must be used,  this 
does  not  prevent  the  use  of  metal  items,  such  as  buttons,  because  buttons  are  not  classified  within 
Chapters  50  to  63.  For  the  same  reason,  it  does  not  prevent  the  use  of  slide-fasteners  even  though 
slide-fasteners  normally contain  textiles. 

^3  Where  a  percentage  rule  applies,  the  value  of  trimmings  and  accessories  must be taken into  account 

when calculating the value of  the  non-originating materials incorporated. 

Note  V 

}  *L  For "the  purposes  of  heading  N os  ex  2 7 0 7,  2 7 13 
to  2715.  ex  2 9 0 1.  o:  2 5 02  « nd  ex  3 4 0 3. 
the 
"sjpodfic  ptoccssesT  axe  d ie  fofJorong: 

(t)  vacuum 'distillation ; 

(b)  rcdistillatioo.  by  a  very  thorough,  fractionation 

process  0; 

(c)  cracking; 

(d)  reforming; 

(e)  extraction  by  means  of  selective;  s o l v e n t s; 

(f)  (he  process  comprising  all 

(he 

following 
concentrated 
operations:  processing  ^ritfa 
sulphuric «cid, oleum  or  sulphuric  anhydride  ; 
neutralization  with  alkaline  agents ;  dcoolori-
zauon  anel  purification  with  naturally  active 
earth,  activated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or 
bauxite ; 

(g)  polymerization  ; 

(h)  alleviation ; 

(i)  tsomeriz2tion. 

y . i-  For  the  purposes  of  heading  N os  2 7 1 0,  2711  and 

2712,  the  "specific  processes"  arc  the  folkrwing: 

(a)  vacuum  distillation  ; 

(b)  redistillation  by  a  very  thorough  fractionation 

process; 

(c)  cracking ; 

(d)  reforming ; 

r? 

(r)  extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvcnLs ; 

(0  the  process comprising  all  (he  following  opera 
tions:  processing  with  concentrated  sulphuric 
add, oleum or sulphuric  anhydride ;  nctitraliza-
«ion  with  alkaline  a g e n t s;  dc<X)Tiorizjcion  and 
purification  with  naturally  acrive  earth,  acti 
vated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or  bauxite; 

(g)  polymerization  ; 

(h)  alkylation ; 

(ij)  isomerizaiion ; 

(k)  (in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading 
No 
ex  2710  only)  dcsulphurization  with 
hydrogen  resulting  in  a  reduction  of  at  least 
8 5%  of  (hesulphur  c o n t e nt  of  t he  products 
processed  (ASTM  D  1266-SS  T  m e t h o d ); 

(1)  (in  respect  of  products  falling  •within  heading 
No  2710  only) dcparaffxnîng  by  a  process  other 
than  filtering; 

(m)(in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading 
No  ex  2710  only)  treatment  with  hydrogen  at 
a  pressure  of  more  than  20  bar  and  a  tempera 
ture  of  more  than  2 50  °C  with  the  use  of  z 
catalyst,  other  th2n  to  effect  dcsulphurixau'on, 
active 
when 
constitutes  an 
element  in  a  chemical  reaction.  T he 
further 
treatment  with  hydrogen  of  lubricating  oils  of 
heading  No  ex  2 7 10  (e.g.  hydrofinishing  or 
dccolorization)  in  order,  more  especially, 
to 
improve  colour  or  stability  shall  not,  however, 
be  deemed  to  be  a  specific  p r o c e s s; 

the  hydrogen 

(a)  (in  respca  of  fuel  oils  falling  within  heading 
No  ex  2710 only)  atmospheric  distillation,  on 
condition 
(hese 
products distils, by volume, including  losses,  at 
300 "C  by  the  ASTM  D  $6  method ; 

(hen  30 %  of 

that 

less 

(o)  (tn cespcct of heavy oik other (ban gas oils  and 
fuel  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710 

- O-

fdZ. 

only) treatment  by means  of  a  high-frequency 
electrical  brush-discharge. 

For the purposes of heading Nos  ex  2707, 2713  to 
2715.  ex  2501.  <x 2902  and  ex  3403. 
s i n^ 
operations  such  as cleaning,  decanting,  desalting. 
water  scpatarioo,  filtering,  colouring,  marketing 
cbaioing a sulphur content as a  result of  mixtinp 
products  with  different  sulphur  content*  arrv 
oocnbûiatioa of these opérations or  like  operations 
do  not  confer  origin." ; 

ttS 

V L 

Ad'S 

ANNEX  J I 

LIST  OF  WORKING  OR  PROCESSING  REQUIRED  TO  BE  CARRIED  O UT  ON 
NON-ORIGINATING  MATERIALS  IN ORDER THAT THE PRODUCT M A N U F A C T U R ED  C AN 
OBTAIN  ORIGINATING  STATUS 

HSHe*£ncNo 

Dctoripdoo of product 

Workîae or pcoccoioc carried out oa  ooa-origîoaûng 
TUTTI b" «hatoocdea ooexaadog sums 

<1) 

O) 

O) 

0201 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled 

irfaccurc  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
of  bovine  animals,  frozen  of  heading  No  0202 

0202 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  frozen 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
meat of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled  of  headinc  No 
0201 

6 

0206 

0210 

0302 to 
0305 

0402, 
WW  to 
0406 

0403 

Edible  offal  of  bovine  animals,  swine,  sheep, goats, 
horses,  asses,  mules  or  hinnies,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen 

Mtaufxcturc  from  materials  of  any  beading  except 
carcases of  headings  N os  0201  to  0205 

Meat  and  edible  meat  offal,  salted,  in  brine, dried 
or smoked; edible flours  and  meals of  meat or meat 
offal 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
meat and offal  of  heading  N os  0201  to  0206  and  020S 
or poultry  liver  of  heading  No  0207 

'.  i 

Fish,  other  than  live  fish 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  3 
csed  must already  be  originating 

Dairy  products 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
milk or cream  of  heading  No  0401  or  0402 

Buttermilk, curdled  milk  and  cream, yogurt, képhir 
and  other  fermented  or  acidified  milk  and  cream, 
whether  or  not  concentrated  or  containing  added 
sugar  or  other, sweetening  matter  or  flavoured  or 
«ootttaining  added  fruit  or  cocoa 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all the materials of  Chapter  4  used  must already  be 

originating, 

—  any  fruit  juice  (except  those  of  pineapple,  lime  or 
grapefruit) of  heading  No  2009  used  must  be  orig 
^ 
inating, and 

—  the value of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used^locs 
not  exceed  30 %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

0408 

Birds' eggs,  not  in  shell  and  egg  yolks,  fresh, dried, 
cooked,  cry  steaming  or  by  boiling 
in  water, 
moulded,  frozen  or  otherwise  preserved,  whether 
or  not  containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
birds' eggs  of  heading  No  0407 

ex  0502 

Prepared  pigs',  hogs'  or  boars'  bristles  and  hair 

Cleaning,  disinfecting,  sorting  and  straightening  of 
bristles  and  hair 

ex  0506 

Bones  and  horn-cores  unworked 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  ? 
used  must  already  be  originatinr; 

\ 

:/.' 

/I  A H 

<») 

0710  to 
0713 

<2) 

<3) 

Edible  vegetables,  frozen  or  dried,  provisionally 
preserved  except  foe  heading  Not  ex  0710  and  ex 
0711 

Manufacture  in which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must already be  originating 

ex  0710 

Sweet  corn  (uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water),  frozen 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or  chilled  sweet  corn 

ex  0711 

Sweet  corn,  rxorisioaalry  preserved 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or  chilled  sweet  corn 

0*11 

Fruit and outs, uncooked or cooked by steaming or 
boiling  in water, frozen,  whether or  not coercaiaing 
added  sugar or other  sweetening  matter: 

—  Containing  added  sugar 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter 17 used does  not exceed  30 Va of  the value  of 
the ex works price of  the  product I' 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruk  or  nuts  used  must 
already be originating 

^ 

Fruxt and nuts provisionally preserved (for example, 
by  sulphur  dicôâde  gas,  in  brine,  in  sulphur water 
or in other preservative  solutions), but unsuitable in 
that  state  for  immediate  consumption 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already be originating 

Fruit,  dried,  other  than  that  of  heading  Nos 01301 
.(to  0806;  mixtures  of  nuts  or  dried  fruits  of  this 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already be  originating 

chapter 

P ed  of  citrus  fruit  orr melons  (including  water 
melons)^/ fresh, 
frozen,',  dried  oc  provisionally 
r^resetved  in  brine,  in  sulphur  water  or  in  other 
preservative  solutions 

Manufacture  m  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already be  originating 

0*12 

0*13 

0314 

ex  Chapter  11 

Products  of  the  milling  industry;  malt,  starches; 
inulin;  "wheat  gluten,  except  for  beading  No  ex 
1106 

Manufacture in which all the cereals, edible vegetables, 
roots  and  tubers  of  heading  No  0714  or  fruit  used 
must already be  originating 

ex  1106 

Hour  and  meal  of  the  dried,  shelled  leguminous 
vegetables  of  heading  No  0713 

Drying  and  milling  of 
heading  No  0708 

leguminous  vegetables  -of 

1501 

Lac;  natural  gums,  resins,  gum-rcsins  and  balsams 

K>Lmufacairc  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Heading No  1301  used  may  not  exceed  50 %  of  the ex 
^crks  pnce  of  the  product 

AA< 

O) 

1302 

<?) 

O) 

Mucilages  and  thickeners  derived  from  vegetable 
products,  modified 

Manufacture 
thickeners 

from 

noo-modificd. 

lucuagcr  and 

1501 

Lard;  other  pig  fat  and  poultry  fat,  rendered, 
whether  or  not  pressed  or  sohvai-cxuaaed: 

—  Fats  from  booes  or  waste 

Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  beading  except 
those  of  beading  N os  0203, 0206  or  0 2 0 7 w b o o cs  of 
heading  No  0506 

Manufacture  from  meat  or  edible  offal  of  swine  of 
beading N os  0203  or  0206  or  of  meat  and  edible  offal 
of  poultry  of  beading  No  0207 

1502 

Fats  of  bovine  animals,  sheep  or  goats,  raw  or 
icndered,  whether  or  not  pressed  or  solvent-
extracxed: 

—  Fats  from  bones  or  waste 

—  Other 

1504 

Fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions,  of  fish  or  marine 
mammals,  whether  or  not 
tefined,  but  not 
chemically  modified: 

S 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  beading  except 
those  of  beading  N c*  <)20l,  0202,  0204  or  0206  or 
bones  of  heading  No  0506 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  anima1  materials  of 
Chapter 2  used  must  already  be  originating 

—  Solid  fractions  of  fish  oils  and  fats  and  oils  of 

marine  mammals 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1504 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  animal  materials  of 
Chapters 2  and  3  used  must  already  be  originating 

ex  1505 

Refined  lanolin 

Manufacture  from  crude  wool  grease  of  heading  No 
1505 

1506 

y 

Other  animal  fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions, 
whether  or  not  refined,  but  not  chemically 
modified : 

—  Solid  fractions 

Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1506 

~" 

Manufacture 
Chapter  2  used  must  already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  animal  materials  of 

ex  1507  to 
1515 

Fixed  vegetable  oils  and  their  fractions,  whether  or 
not  refined,  but  not  <:hcmically  modified: 

—  Solid  fractions,  except  for that of Jojoba oil 

Manufacture  from  other  materials  of  heading  Nos 
1507  to  1515 

—  Other,  except  for: 

—  Lung  o u;  myrtle wax and Japan wax 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already  be  originating 

—  Those  for  technical  or  industrial  uses  other 
for 

the  manufacture  of 

foodstuffs 

than 
human  consumption 

# 

' J4 6 

O) 

1516 

ex  1517 

ex  1519 

1601 

1602 

1603 

1604 

1605 

1701 

1702 

<2) 

(3) 

Animal  or  vegetable  fats  and  oils  and  thcir 
fracrions,  n^<stcrified,  whether  or  not  refined  but 
not  further  prepared 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  animal  and  vegetable 
materials  used  must  already  be  originating 

Edible  liquid  mixtures of  vegetable  oils  of  beading 
Nos  1507  to  1515 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already be  originating 

Industrial  faery  alcohols  having  the  character  of 
artificial  waxes 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  indudiog 
fatty acids of  "beading No  1519 

Sausages  and  swmkr products, of  meat,  meat  offal 
or  Wood;  food  preparations  based  on 
these 
products 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1 

Other  prepared  or  preserved  meat,  meat  offal  or 
blood 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1 

Extracts  and  juices  of  meat,  fish  or  crustaceans, 
molluscs or ocber aquatic  invertebrates 

Manufacture  from  animals, of  Chapter  It  However,  all 
fish,  crustaceans,  molluscs  or  other  aquatic  inverte 
brates used  must  already  be  originating 

Prepared  or  preserved  fish;  caviar  and  caviar 
substitutes prepared  from  fish  eggs 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fish  or  fish  eggs  used 
must already be  originating 

°* 

Crustaceans,'  molluscs  and  other  aquatic  inverte 
brates,  prepared or  preserved 

Manufacture  in which  all  the  crustaceans,  molluscs  or 
other aquatic invertebrates  used  must  already  be  orig 
inating 

Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose, in 
solid  form,  flavoured  or coloured: 

Manufacture  in  which  dx:  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter 17 med  does  not exceed  30 %  of  the ex works 
price of  the  product 

Other  sugars,  including  chemically  pure  lactose, 
maltose,  glucose and fructose,  in  soud  form; sugar 
flavouring  or 
syrups  not  containing  added 
colouring  matter;  artificial  honey,  whether  or  not 
mixed  with  natural  honey;  caramel: 

—  Chemically pure maltose and  fructose 

—  Other  sugars 
coloured 

in  solid 

form, 

flavoured  or 

Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1702 
Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter 17 used does not exceed  30 %  of  the ex works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  used  must 
already  be  originating 

ex  1703 

Molasses  resulting  from  the  extraction  or  refining 
of  sugar,  flavoured  or  coloured 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter 17 used does not exceed  30  c/o of  the ex works 
price of  the  product 

1704 

Sugar  confectionery  (including  white  chocolate), 
not  containing  cocoa 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
classified  in  a  beading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  other  materials  of  Chapter 
17 used docs  not exceed 30 %  of  the  ex works price of 
the  product 

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O) 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  matcriah  used  are 
classified  in  a  *bcading other  than  that of  the  product, 
presided  the value of  any  materials of  Chapter  17 used 
does  not  exceed  30 °/c  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Malt  extract;  food  preparations  of  flour,  meaL 
starch or  mak extract, lac* containing cocoa  powder 
or  containing  cocoa  powder  in  a  proportion  by 
weight  of  less  than  SO %fe, not  elsewhere  specified 
or  included; food  preparations of  goods of  heading 
Nos  0401  to 0404,  not containing cocoa  powder or 
contamine cocoa  powder in a  fxoportioa by weight 
of 
less  d un  1 0 %,  «tot  elsewhere  specified  or 
included: 

—  Mak  extract 

—  Other 

Pasta, whether or not cooked or stuffed  (with  meat 
or other  substances)  or otherwise  prepared, such  as 
spaghetti,  macaroni,  noodles, 
lasagne,  gnocchi, 
ravioli,  canncuoni;  couscous,  whether  or  not 
prepared 

Manufacture  from  cereals  of  Chapter  10 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
classified  m  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided the valoa of  any  ma teriaIs «of Chapter  17 used 
does  not  exceed  30j%  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  cereals  (except  durum 
wheat),  meat,  meat  offaL  fish,  crustaceans  Q& molluscs 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Tapioca  and  substitutes  therefor  prepared  from 
starch,  in  the  form  of  iflakes, grains, pearls,  sifting* 
or  in  similar  forms 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  beading  except 
potato  starch  of  beading  No  1108 

Prepared foods obtained by the swelling or  roasting 
of  cereals  or  cereal  products  (for  example,  corn 
flakes);  cereals,  other  than  maize  (com),  in  grain 
form,  pre-cooked  or  ocbetwise  prepared: 

—  Not  containing  cocoa: 

—  Cereals,  other  than  maize  (corn),  in  grain 
form, pre-oooked or otherwise  prepared 

Manufacture  from  materials of  any  heading.  However, 
grains and  cobs  of  sweet  c o m,  prepared  or  preserved, 
of  heading  N os  2001,  2004  and  2005  and  uncooked, 
boued  or  steamed  sweet  corn,  frozen,  of  heading  No 
0710  may  not  be  used 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  cereals  and  flour  (except  maize  of  the 
species  Zea  induraia  and  durum  wheat  and  their 
derivatives) used  must be wholly obtained, and 

—  the value of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used  does 
not  exceed  30  C/Q  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  not  classified  in  heading 
No  1806,  provided  the  value  of  any  materials  ol 
Chapter 17 used does not exceed  30 */o of  the ex works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
those  of  Chapter  11 

—  Containing  cocoa 

Bread,  pastry,  cakes,  biscuits  and  other  bakers* 
wares,  whether 
cocoa; 
communion  -wafers,  -empty  cachets  of.  a  kind 
suitable  for  pharmaceutical  use,  sealing wafers,  rice 
paper  and  similar  products 

containing 

not 

or 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

./ 

AH 

<0 

.2001 

2002 

2003 

<2> 

<3) 

Vegetables,  fruit  nuts  and  ocber  edible  parts  of 
plants,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic 
acid 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit,  nuts  or  vegetables 
used must already  be  originating 

Tomatoes  prepared or  preserved otherwise  than by 
vinegar or  acetic  acid 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  tomatoes  used  must 
already be  originating 

Mushrooms  and  truffles,  prepared  or  preserved 
otherwise  than  by vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

Manufacture  an which  all  the  mushrooms  or  truffles 
used must  already be  originating 

2004 and 
2005 

Other  vegetables  prepared  or  preserved  cdverwisc 
than by vinegar or acetic acid, frozen or not  frozen 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetables  used  must 
already be  originating 

2006 

2007 

2008 

Fruit,  nuts,  fruk-peel  and  other  parts  of  planes, 
preserved  by  sugar  (drained,  glace  or  crystallized) 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter 17 used does not exceed  30 %  of  the ex  works 
price of  the  product 

Jams,  fruit  fdlics,  marmalades,  fruit  or  nut  puree 
and  fruit or  nut  pastes,  being  cooked  preparations, 
whether  or  not  containing  added  sugar  or  other 
sweetening  matter 

Manufacture  in  which-the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  must  not  exceed  3 0%  of  the  ex 
works price of  the  product 

\' 

Fruit,  nuts  and  other  edible  parts  of  plants 
otherwise  prepared  or  ptr^erred,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar or  other sweetening  matter 
or  spirit,  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included: 

—  Fruit  and  nuts  cooked  otherwise  than  by 
steaming  or  booing'in  water,  not  containing 
added sugar,  frozen 

Manufacture  in which  all  the  fruit  and  nuts  used  must 
already be  originating 

—  Nuts, oot containing added  sugar or spirits 

—  Other 

Manufacture in which the value of  the originating  nuts 
and oil  seeds  of  heading  Nos  0801,  0802  and  1202  to 
1207 used  exceeds  60 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  aO  the  materials  used  arc 
classified  in a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided the value of  any materials of  Chapter 17  used 
does  not  exceed  3 0%  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  2009 

Fruk  juices  (including  grape  must),  unfermented 
and  not  containing  added  spirit,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar or  other  sweetening  matter 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  axe^ 

Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the value of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17 uscdT 
does  not  exceed  30 %  of  the  ex  -works  price  of  the 
produci 

ex  2101 

Roasted chicory  and  extracts, essences  and concen 
trates  thereof 

Manufacture 
already be  originating 

in  which  all  the  chicory  used  must 

iJ' 

ex  2103 

—  Sauces 

and  ; preparations 

therefor;  mixed 

condiments  arid mixed  seasonings 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product-
However,  mustard  flour  or  meal  or  prepared  mustard 
may be  used 

Prepared  mustard 

Manufacture  from  mustard  flour  or  meal 

y\ 

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<2) 

<3) 

ex  2104 

—  Soups  and  broths and  preparations  therefor 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading 
prepared or  preserve  vegetables  of  heading 

fosISS 

A 4°) 

—  Homogenized composite  food  preparations 

The  rule  for  chc  beading  in  which  the  r>rrv4.^  - 
be classified  in  bulk  shafi  apply 

p r o d u ct 

v o«M 

u 

ex  2106 

Sugar syrups,  flavoured  or  coloured 

0{ 
Matxnactttrc  an  -which  t he  value  of  any  mr^u 
Chapter  17  used  must  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

2201 

2202 

"Waters, 
including  natural  or  artificial  mineral 
waters  and  aerated  waters,  not  containing  added 
sugar or other sweetening  matter nor flavoured; ice 
and  snow 

Manufacture  in  which  all  «he water  used  must  already 
be  originating 

Waters, 
including  mineral  waters  and  aerated 
•waters, containing added  sugar or other sweetening 
matter  or 
other  ne«-akohuc 
beverages, wtot. «nciudiag fruit or %<egetablc Juices of 
heading  No  2009 

flavoured,  and 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
(he  materials  used  arc 
classified  in  a  heading  other  ûxSn chat  of  the  product, 
provided the value o f a ny  materials of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product and  any  fruit ^uicç  used  (except  for  pineapple, 
lime and grapefruit  ju*ce*)  must  already  be  originating 

ex  2204 

V i ne of  fresh  grapes, including  fortified  wines, and 
grape  must  with  the  addition  of  alcohol 

Manufacture  from  ochcr  grape  must 

2205 
ex  2207, 
ex  2208  and 
ex  2209 

T he  following,  containittg  grape  materials: 

vermouth  and  other wine  of  fresh  grapes  flavoured 
with  plants  or  aromatic:  substances;  ethyl  alcohol 
and  other spirits, denatured  or  not; spirits, liqueurs 
and other spirituous beverages; compound  alcoholic 
preparations of  a  kind  used  for  the  manufacture  of 
beverages;  vincgar 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
grapes or  any  material  derived  from  grapes 

ex  2208 

'Whiskies of  an  alcoholic  strength  by  volume  of  less 
than  50 %  v ot 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  cereal  based 
spirits  used  does  not  exceed  15 %  of  the  ex  works 
price of  the  product 

2-

ex  2303 

ex  2306 

Residues  from  the  manufacture  of  starch  from 
maize  (excluding  concentrated  steeping  liquors),  of 
a  protein  content,  calculated  on  the  dry  product, 
exceeding  40 %  by  weight 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  maize  used  must  already 
be  originating 

Oil  cake  and  other solid  residues  resulting  from  the 
extraction  of  olive oil,  containing  more  than  3 % of 
olive  oil 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  olives  used  must  already 
be  originating 

2309 

Preparations  of  a  kind  used  in  animal  feeding 

Manufacture 
the  cereals,  sugar  or 
molasses,  must  or  milk  used  must  already  be  orig 
mating 

in  which  all 

2402 

Cigars,  cheroots,  cigarillos  and  cigarettes,  of 
tobacco  or  of  tobacco  substitutes 

Manufacture  in  which  at  least  70  %  by  weight  of  th<-
unmanufacourod  tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse  of  heading 
No  2401  used  must  already  be  originating 

// 

4e 0 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

2403 

Smoking  tobacco 

Manufacture  in which  at  least  70  %  by  weight  of  the 
unaianufacturcd tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse  of  heading 
No  2401  used  must already  be  originating 

2504 

ex  2515 

ex  2516 

Natural  crystalline  graphite,  with  enriched  carbon 
content,  purified  and  ground 

Enriching  of  the  carbon  content,  purifying  and 
grinding of  crude  crystalline  graphite 

Marble,  merely  cut  by  sawing  or  otherwise  into 
blocks  or  slabs  of  a  rectangular  (including  square) 
shape,  of  a  thickness  not  exceeding  25  cm 

Cutting,  by  sawing  or  otherwise,  of  marble  (even  if 
already sawn) of  a thickness  exceeding  25  cm 

Granite  porphyry,  basalt,  sandstone  and  other 
mc«umental  and  bunding  stones,  merely  cut  by 
tawing  or  otherwise,  into  blocks  or  subs  of  a 
rectangular  (indudmg  square)  shape, of  a  thickness 
not  exceeding  25  cm 

Cutting,  by  sawing  or  otherwise,  of  stones  (even  if 
already sawn) of  a thickness  eaceeding  25  cm 

ex  2518 

Calcined  dolomite 

Calcination  of  dolomite  not  calcined 

e 

'19 

Crushed  natural  magnesium  carbonate  (magnetite), 
in  hermetically  sealed  containers,  and  magnesium 
oxide,  whether  or  not  'pure,  other  than  fused 
magnesia  or dead-burned  (sintered)  magnesia 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  in a  heading, other  than  that  of  the  product-
However,  natural  magnesium  carbonate  (magnetite) 
maybe used 

ex  2520 

Plasters  specially  prepared  for  dentistry 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50 %  of  the  ex  works«s>rice  of 
the  product 

ex  2524 

Natural  asbestos  fibres 

Manufacture  from  asbestos  concentrate 

ex  2525 

Mica  powder 

Grinding of  mica or  mica  waste 

ex  2530 

Earth  colours,  calcined  or  powdered 

Calcination or grinding  of  earth  colours 

ex  2707 

Ous  in  which  the  weight  of  the  aromatic  oonstituents 
exceeds  that  of  the  non-aromatic constituents, being  ofls 
similar  to  mineral  oils  obtained  by  distillation  of  high 
temperature  coal  tar.  of  which  more  than  6 5%  by 
volume distils at a temperature  of  up to 250*C (including 
mixtures  of  petroleum  spirit  and  benzole),  for  use  as 
power  or  beating  fuels 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
processes) (•). 

Other operations in which  all  the  materials  used  are clas 
sified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  materials  classified  within  the  same  heading 
may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not  exceed 
50 %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

ex  2709 

Crude  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  minerals. 

Destructive  distillation  of  bituminous  materials 

2710  to 
2712 

Petroleum  oils  and  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  mate 
rials, other  than  crude  ;  preparations  not  elsewhere  speci 
fied  or  included,  containing  by  weight  70  %  or  more  of 
petroleum  oils or of  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  mate 
rials, these  oils  being  the  basic  constituents  of  the  prepa 
rations. 

Petroleum  gases  and  other  gaseous  hydrocarbons. 

Petroleum  jelly ;  paraffin  wax,  microcrystalline  petroleum 
wax,  slack  wax,  ozokerite,  lignite  wax,  peat  wax,  other 
mineral  waxes  and  similar  products  obtained  by  synthesis 
or  by  other  processes,  whether  or  not  coloured  -

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
processes) ('). 

Other operations in which  all  the  materials  used  are clas 
sified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  materials  classified  within  the  same  heading 
may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not  exceed 
50 %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

2713  to 
2715 

Petroleum  coke,  petroleum  bitumen  and  other  residues of 
petroleum  oils  or  of  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  mate 
rials. 

Bitumen  and  asphalt,  natural  ; bituminous  or oil  shale  and 
tar  sands ;  asphaltites  and  asphaltic  rocks. 

Bituminous  mixtures  based  on  natural  asphalt,  on  natural 
bitumen,  on 
[K-iiolcum  b i t u m e n,  <>>i  mineral  tar  or  on 
miner.il  tai  pitch. 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more 
process(es) (') 

specific 

Other  operations  in  which  the  materials  used  arc  classi 
that  of  the  product. 
fied  within  a  heading  other  than 
However,  materials  classified  w i t h in 
t he  s a me  h e a d i ng 
may  be  used  provided  that  t h e ir  value  d o cs  not  exceed 
50  %  of  the  ex-works  p n ce  of 

t he  p r o d u ct 

l\ 

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(2) 

(3) 

12A 

ex  Chapter  28 

organic 

chemicals,; 

Inorganic 
inorganic 
compounds of  precious metals, of  rare earth metals, 
of  radioactive  elements  or  of  isotopes;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  2811  and  ex  2833  for  which  the 
rules  aie  set  out  below 

or 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  2811 

Sulphur  trioxide 

Manufacture  from  sulphur  dioxide 

ex  2833 

Aluminium  sulphate 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the 
n^t^iU 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

ex  Chapter  29 

Organic  chemicalt,  except  for  beading  Nos  ex 
2901,  ex  2902,  ex  2905.  2915,  ex  2932,  2933  and 
2934,  for  which  the  position  is  set out  below 

ex  2901 

Acyclic  hydrocarbons for use as power or heating fuels. 

in 

Manufacture 
which  all  (he  materials  used  are 
classified  within  _ 
.. 
0 
a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
produce  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
beading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20 Wc  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

„. 

Operations  of 
process(es) ('). 

refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 

Other operations  in  which  all  the  materials used  are clas 
sified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  materials  classified  within  the  same  heading 
may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not  exceed 
50 '/a  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

ex  2902 

CycUncs  and  cydenes  (other  than  azulenes),  benzene, 
toluene,  xylenes,  for  use  as  power  or  beating  fuels. 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(cs)('). 

ex  2905 

Metal  alcobolates  of  alcohols  of  this  heading  and 
of  cthanol  or  glycerol 

Other operations  in  which  all  the  materials used  are clas 
sified within  a heading other  than  that of the  produvxHo-
wcver,  materials  classified  within  the'same  heading  may 
be used provided that  their value does not exceed  50 */o of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  2905.  However,  metal 
alcoholates of  this  heading  may  be  used, provided  their 
value  does  not  exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

2915 

ex  2932 

Saturated  acyclic  nioirtocarboxyiic  acids  and  their 
anhydrides,  halides,  peroxides  and  pcroxyacids; 
their  halogenated, 
nitrated  or 
nhrosated  derivatives 

sulphonated, 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the value of  all  the  materials  of  heading  Nos  2915  and 
2916  used  may  not  exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

—  Internal 

and 
sulphonated,  nitrated  or nitrosated  derivatives 

halogenated, 

ethers 

their 

Cyclic  acctals  and  internal  hemiacetals  and their 
halogenated,  sulphonated,  nitrated  or  nitrosated 
derivatives 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the value of  all  the  materials  of  heading  No  2909  used 
may  not  exceed  20 °/c  of  the  ex  works  price  of  -rite 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading 

2933 

Heterocyclic  compounds  with  nitrogen  heiero-
atom(s)  only;  nucleic  acids  and  their  salts: 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the  value  of  all  the  materials  of  heading  Nos  2932  and 
2933  used  may  not  exceed  20  c/c  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

2934 

Olhcr  heterocyclic  compounds 

\j  S ec 

i n t r o d u c t o ry 

n o te 

? 

-  A n n ex 

] 

•/s 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  arc 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided 
their  value  does  noi 
exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produci 

that  of 

than 

to 

o) 

ex  Chapter  30 

<2) 

<3) 

Pharmaceutical  products,  except  for  heading  Nos 
3002,  3003  and  3004,  for  which  the  rules  arc  set 
out  below 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
produce  However,  matcnals classified  w«hin  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20 Vo of  the ex  works  pnce  of  the  product 

3002 

Human  blood;  animal  blood  prepared  for  thera 
peutic, prophylactic or diagnostic  uses; antiscra and 
other  blood  fractions;  vaccines,  toxins,  cukurcs  of 
miexo-organisms  (excluding  yeasts)  and  sûnuar 
products: 

—  Products consisting  of  two or  more  constituents 
which  have been  mixed  together for therapeutic 
or  prc^>bylactic  uses  or  unmixed  products  for 
these uses, put up in measured doses or in forms 
or packings for retail  sale 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other materials of  beading  No  3002. The  materials  of 
this description  may also  be  used,  provided  their value 
docs  not  exceed  2 0%  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

3002 
(cont'd) 

—  Other: 

Human  blood 

Animal  blood  prepared  for  therapeutic  or 
prophylactic uses 

Blood  fractions  other  than  antiscra,  haemo 
globin and  serum globulin 

Haemoglobin,  blood  globulin  and  serum 
globulin 

Other 

3003 
and 
300* 

Medicaments  (excluding  goods  of  heading  Nos 
3002,  3005  or  3006) 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other materials  of  heading  No  3002. The  materials  of 
this description  may also be  used,  provided  their value 
docs  not  exceed  20 Vo  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other materials of  heading  Mo  3002.  The  materials  of 
this description  may also  be  used,  provided  their value 
docs  not  exceed  20 Vo  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002. The  materials  of 
this description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their value 
docs  not  exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  inaterials of  heading  No  3002. The  materials  of 
this description  may also  be  used,  provided  their value 
does  not  exceed  20 %* of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  maieriah  of 
this description may also  be  used,  provided  their value 
docs  not  exceed  2 0%  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produci 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  al! the  materials  used  arc  classified  within  a  heading— 
other  than  that  of  the  produci.  However,  maLeriatT 
of  heading  No  3003 or  3004  may  be  used  provided 
their  value,  taken  together,  does  not  exceed  20  % 
of  the ex works  price of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  Chapter  31 

Fertilizers  except  for  heading  No  ex  3105  for  which 
the  rule  is  set  out'below 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  docs  not 
exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

û> 

À'L 

An 

(0 

ex  3105 

a) 

<3) 

Mineral  or  chemical  fertilizers  containing  two  or 
three  of  the  fertilizing  elements  nitrogen,  phos 
phorus  and  potassium;  other  fertilizers;  goods  of 
this  chapter, 
in  tablets  or  similar  forms  or  in 
packages  of  a  gross  weight  not  exceeding  JO kg, 
except  for: 

—  Sodium  nitrate 

—  Calcium  cyanamide 

—  Potassium  sulphate 

—  Magnesium  potassium  sulphate 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all the materials used  arc classified  within  a  heading 
other than  that of  the  product.  However,  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  may  be  used 
provided  their value  does  not  exceed  20 %  of  the 
ex works price of  the product,  and 

—  the value of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

50 % of  the ex works price of  the  product 

ex  Chapter  32 

Tanning  or  dyeing  extracts; tannins  and  their deri 
vatives; dyes,  pigments  and  other colouring  matter; 
paints  ana  varnishes; putty  and  other  masucs; inks; 
except  for  heading  Nos  ex  3201  and  3205,  for 
which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
produce  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  3201 

Tannins  and  their  salts,  ethers,  esters  and  other 
derivatives 

Manufacture  from  tanning  extracts  of  vegetable  origin 

3205 

Colour lakes; preparations  as specified  in Note  3 to 
this  chapter  based  on  colour  takes (*) 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
heading Nos  3202 and  3204  provided  the value  of  any 
materials  classified 
in  heading  No  3205  docs  not 
exceed 20 %  of  the ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  Chapter  33 

Essential  oils  and  resinoids; perfumery,  cosmetic or 
toilet  preparations;  except  for  heading  No  3301, 
for which  the  rule  is  sex out  below 

'Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product. However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  docs  not 
exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

3301 

(terpcnelcss  or  not), 

Essential  oils 
including 
concretes  and  absolutes;  resinoids;  concentrates  of 
essential  oils  in  fats,  in  fixed  oils,  in  waxes  or  the 
like, obtained by enflcurage  or  maceration; terpenic 
by-products  of  the  deterpenation  of  essential  oils; 
aqueous  distillates  and  aqueous 
solutions  of 
essential  oils 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
materials  of  a  different  'group* (*) within  this  heading. 
However,  materials  of  the  same  group  may  be  used, 
provided  their value  does  not  exceed  20 %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

ex  Chapter 34 

Soap,  organic  surface-active  agents,  washing  preps-
rations,  lubricating  preparations,  artificial  waxes, 
prepared  waxes,  polishing  or  scouring  preparations, 
candles  and 
similar  articles,  modelling  pastes, 
'dental  waxes'  and  dental  preparations  with  a  basis 
of  plaster;  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  3403  and 
3404,  for  which  the  position  is  set  out  below 

ex  3403 

Lubricating  preparations  containing  petroleum  oils  or  oils 
obtained  from  bituminous  materials,  provided  they  repre 
sent  less  than  70 */«  by  weight. 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  arc 
the 

that  of 

than 

Eroduct.  However,  materials  classified  within  ihc  same 

eading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 

exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)©. 

Other operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc  clas 
sified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  materials  classified  within  die  same  heading, 
may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not  exceed 
50 %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

(')  N ow  3  OD Cliipurr  i?  savs  dial  tl>eic  ptrpatitjons 

aie  ilioso  of  a  kind  uied  foi  colouiinp  ;i,\ 

^~-w 

colouring  preparation;.,  provided  tliev  are  not  Hav.ified  w n l im  a n o d i et  \smA,.,, 

•••  <~' 

'  ;ty 

<')  A  >.'<•>"!>' '<•< ir,.a,,I^.J 

'  ' 

r 

A^{ 

o 

« 

5404 

A r t i f i c i al  waxes  and  prepared  waxes: 

<3) 

Artificial  waxes  and  prepared  waxes  with  a  basis  of 
paraffin,  petroleum  waxex,  waxes  obtained  from  bitumi 
nous  materials,  slack  wax  or  scale  wax. 

Other 

MautrUcture in which  all  the  materials  used  arc  classified 
within a beading other than that of  the  product. However, 
materials classified  within  the same  heading  may  be  used 
provided  that  their  value  does  not  exceed  50 */« of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the  produce 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except: 

—  hydrogenated oHs having  the  character of  waxes  of 

heading No  1516 

—  fatty acids not chemically defined  or  industrial  fatty 
alcohols  having  the  <haractcr of  waxes  of  beading 
No  1519 

—  materials of heading No  3404. 

However,  these  materials  may  be  used  provided  their 
value does  not  exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

ex  Chapter 35 

Albuminoidal  substances;  modified  starches; glues; 
enzymes; except  for  heading  Nos  3505 and ex 3507 
for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product. However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  docs  not 
exceed  20 % of  the  ex  works  price'of  the  product 

3505 

Dextrins and  other  modified  starches  (for example, 
prcgelatinized  or  csterified  starches);  glues  based 
on  starches,  or  on  dextrins  or  other  modified 
starches: 

—  Starch  ethers  and  esters 

Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials of  heading  No  3S05 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
those of  beading  No  1108 

« 3 5 07 

Prepared  enzymes  not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

Chapter 36 

Explosives;  pyrotechnic  products;  matches;  pyro-
phoric  alloys;  certain  combustible  preparations 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 

ex  Chapter  37 

Photographic or  cinematographic  goods; except  for. 
heading  Nos  3701,  3702  and  3704  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

Photographic  plates  and  film  in  the  flat,  sensitized, 
unexposed,  of  any  material  other  than  paper, 
papcrboard  or  textiles;  instant  print  film  in the  flat, 
sensitized,  unexposed,  whether  or  not  in  packs 

Eroduct. However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 

eading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 

exceed  20 % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produci 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  arc 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 

in  which  all 

Crodua.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
eading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20 c/o of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  heading  No  3702 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 

Photographic  film  in  rolls, sensitized, unexposed, of 
any  material  other  than  paper,  papcrboard  or 
textiles; 
in  rolls,  sensitized, 
unexposed 

instant  print  film 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within a heading  other  than  heading  No  3701 
or  3702 

Photographic  plates,  film,  paper,  papcrboard  and 
textiles,  exposed  but  not  developed 

in  which 

Manufacture 
classified  u-iiliin  a  h e a d i ng  o t h er 
3701  to  3704 

all  d ie  m a t e r i a ls  used 

are 
t h an  h e a d i ng  N os 

VL 

3701 

3702 

370< 

^ 

( i) 

(2) 

(3) 

/ter 

ex  Chapter  38 

chemical 

Miscellaneous 
for 
heading  N os  ex  3801, ex  3803,  ex  3805, ex  3806, 
ex  3807,  3808  to  3814,  3818  to  3820,  3822  and 
3823  for  which  the  rules  arc  set  out  below: 

products;  except 

in  which  all  the  materials  used 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product. However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  docs  not 
exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  3801 

Colloidal  graphite  in suspension  in oil and semi-
colloidal  graphite; irarbonaceous'pastes for elec 
trodes 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Graphite  in paste form,  being a mixture of  more 
than  30 %  by  weight  of  graphite  with  mineral 
oils 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriah  of 
heading  No  3403  used  does  not  exceed  20 %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

ex  3803 

Refined  tall  oil 

Refining  of  crude  tall  oil 

3805 

Spirits  of  sulphate  turpentine,  purified 

Purification  by  distillation  or  refining  of  raw  spirits  of 
sulphate  turpentine 

ex  3806 

Ester  gums 

Manufacture  from  resin  acids 

ex  3807 

'Wood  pitch  (wood  tar  pitch) 

Distillation  of  wood  tar 

3808 
to 
0  5?-H 
5*42. 
to 

3814 
3818 
CO 
3820 
3822 
and 
3823 

Miscellaneous  chemical  products: 

The  following  of  heading  No  3823: 

—  Prepared  binders  for  foundry  moulds  or 
cores based on  natural resinous products 

—  Naphthcnic adds,  their water insoluble salts 

and their esters 

—-  Sorbitol other than that of  heading No  2905 

—  Petroleum  sulphonates,  excluding  petroleum 
sulphonates  of  alkali  metals,  of  ammonium 
or of  cthanolamines; thiophenated sulphonic 
acids  of  oils  obtained  from  bituminous 
minerals, and  their salts 

—  Ion exchanger:; 

•—  Getters for vacuum  tubes 

—  Alkaline  iron  oxide  for  the  purification  of 

—  Ammoniacal  gas  liquors  and  spent  oxide 

produced  in coal gas  purification 

—  Sulphonaphthcnic 

acids, 

their  water 

insoluble  salts  and  their esters 

—  Fusel  oil  and  Dippcl's oil 

—  Mixtures  of  salts  having  different  anions 

—  Copying  pastes  with  a  basis  of  gelatin, 
whether or  not  on  a paper or textile  backing 

-  Other 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product. However,  materials classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  docs  not 
exceed  20 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

ex  3811 

Prepared  additives  for  lubricating  oil,  containing  petro 
leum  oils  or  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  materials. 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  3811  used  does  not  exceed  5 0%  of 
the 
product. 

* 

Al 

A±<o 

<0 

or.  3901 
to 
3915 

(2) 

0) 

Plastics in  primary forms, waste,  parings and scrap, 
of  plastic; except for beading No ex 3907 for which 
the  rule  is  set out  below: 

Addition hcKiiocofymcrixation produces 

Manufacture in  which: 

—  Other 

ex 3907 

Cc<>oK/mer,  made  from  porycarbonatc  and  acry-
looacrile^utadiene-cryrcoccopob/a^ 

3916 
•o 
3921 

Semi-manufactures  and  articles  of  plastics,  except 
for  bcadmgs  Nos  ex  3916,  ex  3917  and  ex  3920, 
lor which  the  erne* are set out  below: 

—  Hat  products, 

further  worked 

than  onb/ 
surface-worked  or  cut  into  forms  other  than 
rectangular  (including  square);  other  products, 
further worked than only  surface-worked 

•— the value of  all  the matcriah  used  does  not  exceed 
50 Mi of the ex works price of  the product, and 

—  the value of  any materials of  Chapter 39  used  docs 
not  exceed  20 V»  of  the  ex  -works  f>ricc  of  the 
product (•) 

t 

Manufacture  in  which  «he  value  of  the  w*vri->k  of 
Chapter 39 used docs not exceed 20 ^J  of  the ex  works 
price of die product (*) 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  «natcriah  used  arc 
darttfied  wirhin  a  beading  other  than  «hat  of  the 
product. However,  aoateriak classified  within  the  same 
beading  «cay  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed 50 ^4 of  the  ex  erodes  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  m  which  «he  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter 39 used does  not exceed 50 Vo of the ex works 
price of  the  product 

—  Other-. 

^ 

-—  Addition homopolymcrization products 

Manufacture  in  which: 

Other 

—  the value of  all «he materiah used  does  not  exceed 
50 Vt of the ex works price of  the  product, and 

—  thevaluc of  any materials of  Chapter  39  used  docs 
not  exceed  2 0%  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product (*) 

Manufacture  m  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  docs  not  exceed  20 %  of  the  ex 
works prioe of  the  product (*) 

ex  3916 
and 
ex  3917 

Profile  shapes  and  tubes 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  the value of  all  the  materiah  used  does  not  exceed 
50 % of  the ex works price of  the  product, and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  classified  io  the  same 
heading  as  the  product  does  not  exceed  20 %  of 
the ex works price of  the  product 

ex  3920 

Ioooracr sheet  or  film 

Manufacture  from  a  thermoplastic  partial  salt which  is 
a  copolymer  of  ethylene  and  mctacrylic  acid  partly 
neutralized  -with  metal  tons,  mainly  zinc  and  sodium 

O 

la  Ac  case  of  products  oo<nr>o*od  of  materials  dasiifico1  wkhJtr both  heading  N os  3901  <o  3906,  oa  t he  o oe  hand,  a nd  -within  b c a d t nç  N os  3907  to 
3 9 1 1,  oo  the  od>cr  hand,  this  ncstrkxKXi  o n ly  applici  to  that  group  of  materials  >/hich prccJoojioaccs fay -«/ciçht  in  the  peoducL 

/ r 

YL. 

/\Zl 

<0 

(2) 

<3) 

,  3922 
to 
3926 

ex  4001 

4005 

4012 

Articles  of  plastic 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  ,u~ 

-  . 

laminated  slabs of  crepe  rubber for  shoes 

lamination  of  sheets  of  natural  rubber 

Compounded  rubber,  «mvulcaatzcd,  in  primary 
loans  or  in  plates,  sheets  or  strip 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materiah 
used,  except  natural  rubber,  docs  not  exceed  50 %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  «he  product 

Retreaded  or  used pneumatic tyres of  rubber; solid 
or  cushion  tyres,  mterchangcablc  tyre  treads  and 
tyre' flaps of  rubber 

Manufacture  from  materiah  of  any  heading,  except 
those  of  heading  N os  4011  or  4012 

ex  4017 

Articles  of  hard  rubber 

Manufacture  from  hard  rubber 

ex  4102 

Raw  skins  of  sheep  or  lambs,  without  wool  on 

Leather, without  hair or  wool  other than  leather of 
beading  No  4108  or  4109 

Removal of  wool  from  sheep  or  lamb skins, with  wool 
on 

S 
Rctanning  of  pre-tanned  leather 
or 
Manufacture 
in  which  all  «he  materials  used  arc 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product 

V 

Patent 
metallized  leather 

leather  and  patent 

laminated 

leather; 

Manufacture  from  leather  of  beading  Nos  4104  to 
4107 provided its value d o cs  not exceed 50 ¥o of  the  ex 
works  price of  «he  product 

4104 
to 
4107 

4109 

ex  4302 

Tanned  or  dressed  furskins,  assembled : 

—  Plates, crosses and similar forms 

—  Other 

to  cutting  and 
Bleaching  or  dyeing, 
assembly  of  non-1assemb(ed  canned  or  dressed  furskins 

in  addition 

Manufacture  from  non-assembled,  tanned  or  dressed 
furskins 

4303 

Articles  of  apparel,  clothing  accessories  and  other 
articles  of  furskin 

Manufacture  from  non-assembled,  tanned  or  dressed 
furskins,  of  heading  No  4302 

ex  4403 

•s  "Wood  roughly  squared 

Manufacture  from  wood  in  the  rough,  whether  or  not 
stripped  of  ks  bark or  merely  roughed  down 

"Wood sawn or chipped  lengthwise,  sliced or peeled, 
of  a  thickness  exceeding  6  mm,  planed,  sanded  or 
fingcr-fointed 

Planing,  sanding  or  finger-Jointing 

Veneer  sheets  and  sheets 
for  plywood,  of  a 
thickness  not  exceeding  6  mm,  sliced,  and  other 
wood  sawn  lengthwise,  sliced  or  peeled,  of  a 
thickness  not  exceeding  6  mm,  planed,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

—  "Wood  (including  strips  and  friezes  for  parquet 
flooring,'  hot  assembled)  continuously  shaped 
Xtongued,^.  gtooved, 
/cnamfered, 
V-jointed,  beaded,  moulded,  rounded  or  the 
like)  along  any  of  its  edges  or  faces,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

rebated, 

Splicing,  planing,  sanding  or  finger-jointing 

Sanding  or  finger-jointing 

—  Eeadings and  mouldings 

Beading  or  moulding 

Beadings  and  m<>uldings, 
skirting  and  other  moulded  boards 

including  moulded 

Beading  or  moulding 

/ Kl 

ex  4407 

ex  4408 

ex  4409 

ex  4410 
to 
ex  4413 

a 

/\2Î 

<») 

O) 

<3) 

ex  4415 

ex  4416 

Packing  cases,  boxes,  crates,  drums  and  similar 
packings, of  wood 

Manufacture  from  boards  not  cut  to  size 

Casks,  barrels,  vats,  tubs  and  other  coopers' 
products  and  parts «hereof,  of  wood 

Manufacture  from  riven  staves,  not  further  worked 
than sawn on  «he two  principal  surfaces 

ex441fi 

—  Builders' joinery and carpentry of  wood 

Manufacture  in  which  all  «he  «"«friah  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
produce  However,  cellular  wood  panels,  shingles  and 
shales may be  used 

—  Beadings and  mouldings 

Beading or  moulding 

4421 

Match  splints;  wooden  pegs  or  pins  for  foocwear 

Manufacture from wood  of  any  heading  except drawn 
wood of  beading  No  4409 

4503 

Articles of  natural  cock 

Manufacture  from  cork  of  heading  No  4501 

ex  4811 

Paper and  papcrboard, ruled, lined or  squared only 

Manufacture  from- paper-making  materiah  of  Chap 
ter 47 

4816 

4817 

Carbon  paper,  sctf-oopy  paper  and  other  copying 
or transfer papers (other than «hose of  heading  No 
4809),  duplicator  steocus  and  offset  plates,  of 
paper, whether or  not  put  up  in  boxes 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of  Chap 
ter 47 

Envelopes,  letter  cards,  plain  postcards  and  corre 
spondence  cards,  of  paper  or  papcrboard;  boxes, 
pooches,  wallets  and  writing  compendiums,  of 
paper or  papcrboard,  containing  an  assortment  of 
paper stationery 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all the materiah used are classified  within a  heading 

other than that of  the produce,  and 

—  the value of  all  the  materiah  used  does  not  exceed 

50 Vo of the ex works price of  the  product 

ex  4818 

Toilet  paper 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materiah  of  Chap 
ter 47 

y 

ex  4819 

Cartons,  boxes,  cases,  bags  and  other  packing 
containers, of  paper, papcrboard, cellulose  wadding 
or webs  of  cellulose  fibres 

ex  4820 

Letter  pads 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all the materiah used arc classified  within  a heading 

other than that of  the product,  and 

—  the value of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

50 % of  the ex works price of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50 Vo  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the product 

ex 4823 

Other 
webs c 

paper,  papcrboard,  cellulose  wadding  and 
1  cellulose  fibres,  cut  to  size  or  shape 

Mantrfacture  from  paper-making  matcriah  of  Chap 
ter 47 

4909 

Printed  or 
illustrated  postcards;  printed  cards 
bearing  personal  greetings,  messages  or  an 
nouncements,  whether  or  not  illustrated,  with  or 
without  envelopes  or  trimmings 

Manufacture  from  materials  not  classified  within" 
heading No  4909  or  4911 

<\ 

^23 

<D 

4910 

(2) 

Calendars  of  any  kind,  printed,  including  calendar 
blocks: 

—  Calenders  of 

the  "perpetual'  type  or  with 
replaceable  blocks  mounted  on  bases other  than 
paper or  papcrboard 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all the materials  used  arc classified  widûn a  heading 

other than that of  the  product, and 

—  the value  of  all  «he  matcriah  used  does  not  exceed 

50 % of  the ex works  price of  the product 

Manufacture 
heading  No  4909  or  4911 

from  matcriah  not  classified  within 

ex  5003 

(including  cocoons  unsuitable 

Silk  waste 
for 
reeling, yarn waste  and  garnetted  stock), carded  or 
combed 

Carding  or combing  of  silk  waste 

5501 
to 
5507 

Man-made  staple  fibres 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

ex  Chapter 50 

Yarn,  monofilament  and  thread 

Manufacture  from (*) : 

to 
Chapter 55 

—  raw silk, silk waste, carded  or  combed or  otherwise 

processed  (or spinning, 

—  other  natural 

fibres,  not  carded,  combed  or 

otherwise processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials or  textile  pulp, or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Woven  fabrics: 

—  Incorporating  rubber  thread 

Manufacture  from  single  yarn  (') 

—  Other 

y 

Manufacture  from C): 

—  coir yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical materiah or textile  pulp, or 

*—  paper 

or 
Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or^ 
(such  as  scouring,  bleacfuruv-
firûshing- operations 
mcrcerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatixing, 
iniprcgnating. mending and burling)  where the value  of 
the  unprmted  fabric  used  docs  not  exceed  47,5 */o  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  Chapter  56 

Wadding,  fek  and  non-wovens; special  yarns,  twine 
cordage,  ropes  and  tables  and  articles  thereof 
except for heading  N os  5602,  5604,  5605  and  5606, 
for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

Manufacture  from (*): 
—  coir  yam, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  chemical  materials or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

O  For special conditions  relating to  products  made of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials, tee  Note^T 

> • • ' ,/ 

O) 

5602 

430 

( 2) 

<3) 

Felt,  whether  or  not  impregnated,  coated,  covered 
or  laminated: 

—  Nccdlckxxn  felt 

Manufacture  from (*)* 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  chemical matcriah or textile  pulp 

However: 

—  porypcopyicne  filament  of  beading  No  5402, 

—  porypropylcne fibres of  beading No  5503 or  5506, 

—  polypropylene fuament  tow of  heading  No  5501, of 
which  the  dencmination  m  all  cases  of  a  single 
fuament  or  fibre  is  less «ban 9  decitex  may  be  used 
provided  that  their value docs  not  exceed  40 V« of 
the ex works price of  the  product 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  0 ): 

—  natural 

fibres, 

* - 

/• 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  made  from  casein,  or 

—  chemical  materiah or textile* pulp 

5604 

Rubber  thread  and  cord,  textile  covered;  textik 
yarn,  and  strip and  the  like of  heading  No  5404  or 
5405,  impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  sheathed 
with  rubber  or  plastics: 

—  Rubber thread  and cord,  textile covered 

Manufacture  from  rubber  thread  or  cord,  not  textile 
covered 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from (*): 

5605 

Metallized  yarn,  whether  or  not  gimped,  being 
textile yam, or  strip or  the  like of  heading  No  5404 
or  5405,  combined  with  metal  in  the  form  of 
thread,  strip  or  powder  or  covered  with  metal 

5606 

Gimped  yarn,  and  strip  and  the  like  of  heading  No 
5404  or  5405,  gimped  (other  then  those  of  heading 
No  5605 and  gimped  horsehair yarn); chenille yarn 
.(including  flock  chenille  yarn);  loop  wale-yam 

—• natural  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical matcriah or  textile pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Manufacture  from  Ç): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical materiah  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materiah 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical matcriah  or textile pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

O  Foe tpociil  ooodttkxu  relating  to  produce  maoc of  « ouxrure of  teactik «natcnalî, toe Note  C 

0) 

m__ 

Chapter  57 

Carpets  and  other  textile  floor  coverings: 

—  Of  needleloom  felt 

/Jl-A 

(3) 

Manufacture  from  (*): 
—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical materiah  or  textile  pulp. 

However: 

—  pcjcypropyienc fuament  of  heading No  5402, 

—  polypropylene  fibres  of  beading  No  5503  or  5506, 

or 

—  pdypropyfcne  fuament  t ow  of  beading No  5501  of 
which  the  denomination  in  all  cases  of  a  single 
filament  or  fibre  is  less  t h an  9  decttex  may  be  used 
provided  that  their  value  d o es  not  excoeef 40 ¥c  of 
the ex works price of  the  product 

—  Of  other  felt 

Manufacture  from  (*) : 

—  O t h er 

—  natural  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for spinning,  or 

—  chemical materials or  textile  pulp 

** 

' 

S 

Manufacture  from  (*): 

—  coiryam, 

—  synthetic or artificial  filament  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres,  or 
—  man-made  staple  fibres  n ot  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed  for  spinning 

ex  Chapter  58 

Special  woven  fabrics;  tufted  textile  fabrics;  lace; 
tapestries; 
for 
beading  N os  5805  and  5810;  the  rule  for  heading 
No  5810  is  sex  o ut  below: 

embroidery,  except 

trimmings, 

—  Combined  with  rubber  thread 

Manufacture  from  single  y am  (*) 

—  O t h er 

y 

Manufacture  from  (') : 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  n ot  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materiah  or  textile  pulp 

or 
Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
scouring,  bleaching, _ 
(such  as 
finishing  operations 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink--
rcsistancc  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the value  of 
the  unpriotcd  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5 %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

5810 

Embroidery  in  the  piece,  in  strips  or  in  motifs 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  in  a  heading 

other than  that  of  the product,  and 

—  the value  of  all  the  materiah  used  docs  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the ex works  price  of  the  product 

O  For special conditions relating  to  products  made of  a  mixture of  textile  maceriaij, see Note^T 

M-L-

<«) 

5901 

(2) 

<3) 

Textile  fabrics  coated  with  gum  or  amyUceous 
substances,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  outer  covcrsof 
books  or  «he  like; tracing doth;  prepared  painting 
canvas; buckram and similar stiffened  textile fabrics 
of  a  kmd  used  for hat  foundations 

Manufacture  from  y am 

5902 

Type coed  fabric of  high  tenacity yam  of  nyloa  or 
other  polyamides,  polyesters  or viscose  rayon: 

—  Concaming  not  more  than  90 V* by-weight  of 

Manufacture  from  yam 

textile  materiah 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  chemical  matcriah  or  textile  pulp 

5903 

5904 

Textile  fabrics  impregnated,  coated,  covered  ot 
laminated with plastics, other than those of  heading 
No  5902 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

Linoleum,  whether  or  not  cut  to  shape;  floor 
coverings  consisting  of  a  coating  or  covering 
applied  on  a  textile  backing, whether or not cut  to 
shape 

Manufacture  from  yarn Ç) 

5905 

Textile  wall  coverings: 

—  Impregnated, coated, covered or laminated with 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

rubber, plastics or other materials 

Other 

y 

5906 

Rubberized  textile  fabrics,  other  than  those  of 
heading  No  5902: 

-—  Knitted or crocheted  fabrics 

Manufacture  from (*): 

—  coir yam, 

—  natural fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed  for spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials or textile  pulp 

or 
Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations  (such  as  scouring,  bkaching, 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,'  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating, mending and  burling)  where the value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5 %  of 
the ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from (*)"• 

—  natural fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed  for spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materiah or textile  pulp 

O  For special conditions relating to  products made of  a mixture of textile materials, «oc Note  Ç 

;N  v. 

/131 

0) 

5906 
(cont'd) 

5907 

(2) 

<3) 

—  Other  fabrics  made  of  synthetic  filament  yarn, 
containing  more  than  90 %  by weight of  textile 
matcriah 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

Textile  fabrics  otherwise  i^rcgnated,  coated  or 
covered;  painted  canvas  being  theatrical  scenery, 
studio  backckxhs  or  tire  like 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

ex  5908 

Incandescent gas  mantles,  impregnated 

Manufacture  from  tubular  knitted  gas  man.de  fabric 

5909 
to 
5911 

Textile  articles of  a  kind suitable  for industrial  use: 

—  PoGshing  discs  or  rings  other  than  of  felt  of 

•heading No  S911 

—  Other 

Chapter 60 

Knitted  or  crocheted  fabrics 

Cbaptcr61 

Articles of  apparel and dothing  accessories,  knitted 
en-crocheted: 

—  Obtained  by  sewing  together  or  otherwise 
assembling,  two  or  more  pieces  of  knitted  or 
erocheted  fabric  which  have  been  either  cut  to 
form or obtained directly to  form 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  waste  fabrics  or  rags  of 
beading  No  6310 

Manufacture  frora(*): 

—  coir yam, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  stapkv fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed for spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materiah or textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from (*): 

—  natural  fibres, 

*"* 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed  for spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materiah or textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  yarn (*) 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materiah or  textile  pulp 

ex  Chapter  62 

Articles  of  apparel  and  dothing  accessories,  not 
knitted  or  crocheted,  except  for  heading  Nos  ex 
6202,  ex  6204, ex  6206, ex  6209, ex 6210, ex  6211, 
6213,  6214,  ex  6216  and  ex  6217  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

Manufacture  from  yarn (*) 

ex  6202 
ex  6204 
ex  6206 
ex  6209, 
ex  6211 
and 
ex  6217 

.Women's,  girls*  and  babies'  dothing  and  'other 
made-up  dothing  accessories',  embroidered 

Manufacture  from  yarn (*) 

or 

Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  provided  the 
value  of  the  unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not 
exceed  40 c/o  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product (") 

0)  For tpcexal conditions relaxing to  products made of  a mixture of  textile  materials, soc Noce 4Ç 
O  See  Note  $ 

'.) 

A2^ 

0) 

ex  6210 
ex  6216 
and 
ex  6217 

4213 
and 
6214 

(2) 

(3) 

Fire-resistant  equipment  of  fabric covered  with  foil 
of  aluminized  polyester 

Manufacture  from  yarn (') 

Manufacture  from  uncoated  fabric  provided  «he value 
of  the uncoated  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of 
the ex works price of  «he product (*) 

Haindkerchicfs,  shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas, 
vcth  and  the  like: 

—  Embroidered 

Manirfarnire from  unbleached  single  yarn (*) (*) 

or 
Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  provided  the 
value  of  the  unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not 
exceed  40 Va of  the  ex  works  price  of  «he  product Q) 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yam (*) (*) 

ex  6217 

tateruriings  for  collars  and  cuffs,  cut  out 

Manufacture  in -which: 

—  all the materials used are classified  within a  heading 

other than that of «he product, and 

—  the value of  all the  matcriah  used  does  not  exceed 

40 % of the ex works price of  the  produci 

«s< 

6301 
to 
6304 

Blankets,  travelling  rugs,  bed  linen  e t c;  curtains, 
e t c; other  furnishing  articles: 

it»  —  Of  fdt,  of  nott-wovens 

—  Other: 

—  Embroidered 

Manufacture  from(*): 

—  natural  fixes,  or 

—  chemical  materiah  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn (*) f  ) 

or 

Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  (other  than 
knitted or crocheted)  provided  the  value  ol  the  unem 
broidered  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  40 Vo of  the  ex 
works price of  the  product 

Other 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yam (*) (') 

6305 

Sacks  and  bags,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  packing  of 
goods 

Manufacture  from (*): 

—  natural fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise processed for spinning,  or 

—  chemical materiah or textile  pulp 

O  S©eNote»5. 
<*) For special coodiuoos relating to  products  made of  * mixture of  textile irutrrialt, «ce Note 4T 
<*) For lenixod or crocheted  arddea,  t»ot da$dc or  rubberized, obtained by searing or aoernbry of pteoes of  knitted  oc crocbexod fabric (out out or  knitted 

•directly to tKape) tec  Note £> 

;X 

( I) 

6306 

( 2) 

(3) 

Tarpaulins,  sails  for  boats,  sailboards  or  landcraft, 
awnings,' sunblinds,  tents  and  camping  goods: 

—  Of  non-wovens 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from(*): 
—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical materials oc  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yam 

ex  6307 

Other  made-up  articles,,  including  dress  patterns 

Manufacture  in  -which  «he  value  of  all  the  m«Teri?k 
used  does  not  exceed  40 Vo  of  «he  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

<S30S 

6401 
to 
6405 

6503 

4505 

6601 

Sets consisting  of  woven  fabric  and  yam,  whether 
or  not  with  accessories,  for  making  up  into  rugs, 
tapestries, embroidered  table  ckxhs  or  serricrxes or 
similar textile  articles,  put  up  in  packings  for retail 
sale 

Each item «n the set  must satisfy  «he rule which  would 
apply to  k  if k  wrcrc not  induded  in  «he sec  However, 
non-originating  articles  may  be  incorporated  provided 
their total value docs  not  exceed  15 Vo of  the ex  works 
price of  the  set 

Footwear 

Manufacture  from  materials of  any  beading  except  for 
assemblies of  uppers  affixed  to  tunar soles  or  to  other 
sole  components  of  heading  No  6*406 

Fdt  hats  and  other  fdt.  headgear,  made  from  the 
bat bodies, hoods or plateaux of  beading No  6501, 
whether or  not  lined  or  trimmed 

Hats  and other headgear,  knitted or  crocheted,  or 
made  up  from  lace,  tek  or  other  textile  fabric,  in 
«he piece (but not in strips), whether or not Kned or 
«rimmed; hair-nets of  any  material, -whether or  not 
lined  or  trimmed 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  textile  fibres  Ç) 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  textile  fibres (*) 

and 

Umbrellas 
(ioduding 
walking-stick  umbrellas,  garden  umbrellas  and 
similar tmabrcuas) 

umbrellas 

sun 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

ex  6803 

Articles of  slate  or of  agglomerated  slate 

Manufacture  from  -worked  slate 

ex  6812 

ex  6814 

7006 

7007 

y 

Artides of  asbestos or  of  mixtures  with  a  basis  of 
asbestos or with a  basis of  asbestos and  magnésium 
carbonate 

Manufacture  from  materiah  of  any  heading 

Artides  of  inica;'inducing  agglomerated  or  recon 
stituted  mica on  a  support  ofpaper,  papcrboard  or 
other  materiah 

Manufacture  from  worked  mica  (induding  agglom 
— 
erated  or  reconstituted  mica) 

O a ts  of  iicading  No  7003,  7004  or  7005,  bent, 
edge-worked,  engraved,  drilled,  enamelled  or 
otherwise  worked,  but  not  framed  or  fitted  with 
other  materials 

Manufacture  from  materiah  of  heading  No  7001 

Safety  glass, consisting  of  toughened  (tempered)  or 
laminated  glass 

Manufacture  from  materiah  of  heading  No  7001 

7008 

Muhiple-walled  insulating  units  of  glass 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

O  For special conditions relating to products made of a mixture of textile materials, see Note^T 
0)  See  Notef5. 

Û 

/>3(o 

O) 

7009 

7010 

<2> 

<3) 

Glass  mirrors,  whether  or  not  framed,  indtiding 
rear-view  mirrors 

Manufacture  from  matcriah  of  heading  No  7001 

Carboys, bocdes, flasks, «ars, pots, pbiah^ ampoules 
and  other  containers, of  glass,  of  a  kind  used  (or 
the conveyance or packing of coeds; preserving iars 
of  glass; stoppers,  lids  and other closures,  of  glass 

Manufacture  in  which  all  «he  matcriah  used  are 
classified  within  a  beading  other  than  «hat  of  the 
product 

or 
Cutting of  glassware,  provided  «be value  of  the  uncut 
gUsswaredoes not exceed  50 Va of  the  ex works price 
of  the product 

7013 

Glassware  of  a  kind  used  for table,  ttitcben,  toilet, 
office,  indoor decoration or similar purposes  (other 
than  that of  beading  No  7010 or  7018) 

Mantnacture  in  which  all  «he  materiah  'used  are 
chtstficd  within  a  beading  other  than  that  of  «he 
product 

and 
Cutting of  glassware,  provided  the  value  of  the  uncut 
glassware docs  not exceed  50 Va of  the ex  works price 
of  the product 

Hind-decoration  (with  «he  exception  of  suk  screen 
printing) of  hand-blown glassware,  provided  the value 
of  the hand-blown glassware does  not  exceed  50 Vo of 
the ex works  price  of  the. product 

/* 

ex  7019 

Articles  (other  than  yarn)  of  glass  fibres 

Manufacture  from: 

—  uocoloured  divers,  rovmgs,  yarn  or  chopped 

strands, or 

-glasswoo! 

* 

ex 7102 
ex 7103 
and 
ex 7104 

7106 
7108 
and 
7110 

ex 7107 
ex 7109 
and 
ex 7111 

7116 

'Worked  precious  or  semi-precious  stones  (natural, 
synthetic or  recortstructcd) 

Manufacture from «mwocked precious or semi-precious 

Precious  metah: 

—  Unwrooght 

y 

Manufacture  from  materiah  not  classified  in  heading 
No  7106, 7108  or  7110 

Electrolytic, thermal or chemical separation of  precious 
metah of  neading  No  7106,  7108  or  7110 

or 
Alloying of  precious  metah of  heading  No  7106, 7108 
or 7110 with  each  other or  with  base  metah 

Semi-manufactured or in  powder form  (All) 

Manufacture  from  unwrought  precious  metah 

Metah  dad  with  precious  metals,  semi-manu 
factured 

Manufacture  from  metah  dad  with  precious  metals, 
unwrought 

Articles  of  natural  or  cultured  pearh,_ precious  or 
semi-precious  stones  (natural,  synthetic  or  recon 
structed) 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50 Vo of  «he  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

7117 

Imitation  jewellery 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materiah  used ..arc 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  base  metal  parts,  not  plated  or 
covered with  precious metah,  provided  the value of  all 
the  materiah  used  does  not  exceed  5 0%  of  the  ex 
works price  of  the  product 

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O) 

7207 

7208 
to 
7216 

7217 

ex  7218 
7219 
to 
7222 

a) 

(3) 

Semi-fuushcd  products  of  iron  or  non-alloy  «ted 

Manufacture  from  materiah  of  head;,*»  »J 
No 
72Û2.  7203.  7204  or  7205 
7202,  7203, 7204  or  7205 

***** 

-»,„ 
7 20 I. 

ItaHOucd  products,  bars  and  rods,  angles,  shapes 
and sectioas of  iron or  ooo-alloy seed 

EïïgïEVSr  i°eoa °"Aa fAa^ ««- "< 

Vac  of  iron or  non-alloy  sted 

Manufacture  from  senti-finisbed  matcriah  of  beadirur 
* 
No  7207 

Semi-finished  products,  flat-rolled  products,  bars 
and  tods,  angves,  shapes  and  sections  of  stainless 
steel 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7218 

7223 

'Wire of stainless sted 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materiah  of  heading 
6 
No  7218 

ex  7224 
7225 
«o 
7227 

7228 

Semi-finished  products,  flat-rolled  products,  bars 
and rods,  in irregularly wound  cous, of  other  alloy 
sted 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
beading  No  7224 

Other  baa  and  rods  of  other  alloy  sted;  angles, 
shapes  aad  sections,  of  other  alloy  sted;  boUow 
driO bars and  tods, of  alloy or  non-alloy  sted 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
beading  No  7206,  7218  or  7224 

7229 

Wire  of  other alloy  sted 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materiah  of  heading 
No  7224 

ex  7301 

Sheet  piling 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7206 

7302 

7304 
7305 
and 
7306 

7308 

Railway or  tramway track construction  material  of 
«Von or  sted,  the  following:  rails,  check-rails  and 
sack  tans, switch  blades, crossing  frogs,  point  rods 
and other crossing pieces, sleepers (cross-ties),  fish 
plates,  chairs,  chair  wedges,  sole  plates  (base 
plates), rail cups,  bedplates, ties and  other  material 
specialized  for jointing or  fixing  rails 

Manufacture  from  materiah  of  beading  No  7206 

Tubes,  pipes  and  hollow  profiles,  of  iron  (other 
than  cast  iron)  or  sted 

Manufacture  from  materiah  of  beading  No  7206, 
7207,  7218  or  7224 

Structures  (cxduding  prefabricated  buildings  of 
heading  No  9406)  .and  parts  of  structures  (for 
' example,  bridges  and  bridge-sections,  lock-gates, 
towers,  lattice  masts,  roofs,  roofing  frameworks, 
doors and windows and their frames and  thresholds 
shutters,  balustrades,  pillars  and 
for  doors, 
columns),  of  iron  or  sted;  plates,  rods,  angles, 
shapes,  sections,  cubes  and  the  like,  prepared  for 
use  in  structures,  of  iron  or  steel 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materiah  used  are 
classified  -within  a  beading  other  than  «hat  of  the 
produce  However,  welded  angles,  shapes  and  sections 
of  heading  No  7301  may  not  be  used 

ex  7315 

Skid-chains 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materiah  of 
heading  No  7315  used  does  not  exceed  50 Vo of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

ex  7322 

Radiators 
heated 

for  central  heating,  not  electrically 

Manufacture  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materiah  of 
heading  No  7322  used  does  not  exceed  5 %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

x\ 

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O) 

ex  Chapter 74 

<2) 

<3) 

Copper  and  articles  «hereof. 
Not 7401 to 7405; the rule  for 
is  set out  bdow 

for  beading 
No  ex 7403 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all the matcriah used are classified  within a  heading 

other than that of  «he product,  and 

—- the value of  all  «he materials  used  does  not  exceed 

5 0% of «he ex works price of  the  product 

7403 

Copper alloys,  unwrought 

MatKffacture  from  refined  copper,  unwrought,  or 
waste  and  scrap 

ex  Chapter 75 

j  Nickd  and  artides thereof,  except for heading  Nos 

Manufacture  in  which: 

7501  to  7503; 

<x  Chapter 76 

Aluminium  and  artides thereof,  except  for  beading 
Nos 7601,7602 and ex 7616; «he rules for  beading 
Nos  7601  and  ex  7616  are  set  out  bdow 

—  all the materials used are classified  within a  heading 

other than.«hat of  the product,  and 

—  the value of  all  «he materiah  used  does  not  exceed 

50 Va of the ex works price of the  product 

/* 

.Manufacture  in  which: 

—  afi the materiah used  are classified  within a  heading 

other than «hat of «he product, and 

—  the value of  all  «he materiah  used  does  not  exceed 

SO Va of «he ex works price of  the  product 

7601 

Unwrought  aluminium 

Manufacture  by thermal or eleccrotytic treatment  from 
unalloyed  aluminium or  waste  and  scrap of  aluminium 

7616 

Aluminium  artides  other  than  gauze,  doth,  grill, 
netting,  feodng,  reinforcing  fabric  and  similar 
materials  (ûvluding  endless  bands)  of  aluminium 
wire,  and  expanded  metal  of  aluminium 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  afl the matcriah used are classified  within a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the  product.  However,  gauze, 
cloth, grill,  netting,  fencing,  reinforcing  fabric  and 
similar  matcriah  (inducing  endless  bands)  of 
aluminium-wircy or  expanded  metal  of  aluminium 
may be used, and 

—  the value of  all  the  matcriah  used  docs  not  exceed 

50 Va of  (he ex works, price of  «he product 

ex  Chapter 78 

Lead  and  artides  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7801 and 7802; the ruk  for  heading  No  7801  is set 
out  below 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all the materiah used are classified  within a  heading 

other than that of  the product,  and 

—  the value  of  all  the  matcriah  used  does  not  exceed 

50 Va of the ex works price of  the  product 

7801 

Unwrought  lead: 

—  Refined  lead 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  "bullion" or  S/ork*  lead 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materiah  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  produce 
However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No  7802  may 
not be  used 

M_ 

Al°> 

<2) 

<3) 

O) 

Chapter  79 

Zinc  and  artides  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7901  and 7902; the rule for heading No  7901  is set 
out  b d ow 

7901 

Unwrought  zinc 

<x  ChapterSO  J  Tm  and  articles  «hereof,  occept  for  beading  Nos 
COOl, 8002 and 8007; «he rule for beading  No  8001 
is  set  out  bdow 

8001 

Unwrought  tin 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  «he  materiah  used  are  classified  in  a  head 

other than that of  the product, and 

mg 

—  the value of  all  the  materiah  used  does  not  exceed 

50 Va of cbc ex works price of the  product 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materiah  used  arc 
classified  in  a  heading  other than  «hat of  the  product. 
However,  waste  and  scrap  of  beading  No  7902  may 
ocx be  used 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  matcriah  used  are  classified  in  a  heading 

other than that of  the product, and 

—  the value of  all jthc  materiah  used  does  not  exceed 

50 Va of  the ex works price of  the  product 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materiahj,used  are 
classified  in  a  beading other than  «hat of  the  product. 
However,  waste  and  scrap  of  beading  No  8002  may 
not be  used 

ex  Chapter  81 

Other  base  metah,  wrought;  artides  thereof 

Manufacture  in  which  the .value  of  all  the  materiah 
dassified  in  the  same  heading  as  the  products  used 
does  not  exceed  50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

y 

8206 

Tools  of  two  or  more  of  the  beading  N os  8202  to 
8205,  put  up  in  sets  for  retail  sale 

Manufacture 
in  which  aU  the  materials  used  are 
dassified  in  a heading other  than  beading Nos  8202  to 
8205.  However,  tools  of  heading  Nos  8202  to  8205 
may  be  incorporated  into  the  set  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  15 Vo of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  set 

8207 

Interchangeable  tools  for  hand  tools,  whether  or 
not  power-operated,  or  for  machine-tools  (for 
example, for pressing, stamping, punching, tapping. 
threading,  drilling,  boring,  broaching,  milting, 
turning or scrcwdnving),  induding  dies  for drawing 
or  extruding  metal,  and  rock-drilling  or  earth-
boring  tools 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  matcriah  used  are  classified  in  a  heading 

other than that of  the product, and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materiah  used  does  not  exceed 

40 % of  the ex works price of  the  product..,. 

8208 

Knives  and  cutting  blades,  for  machines  or  for 
mechanical  appliances 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materiah  used  are  dassified  in  a  heading 

other than that of the product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materiah  used  docs  not  exceed 

40 % of  the ex  works  price of  the  product 

/ / •• 

/Xl 

/yo 

<»> 

ex 8211 

8214 

8215 

(2) 

<3) 

Knives  with  cutting  blades,  serrated  or  not 
(induding  pruning  knives),  other  than  knives  of 
beading  No  8208 

Manufacture  to  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
dassified  in  a  beading  other  than  «hat of  the  product. 
However,  knife  blades  and  bandies  of  base  metal  may 

Other artides of  cutlery (for example, hair dippers, 
butcher's or satcben cleavers, choppers and auooing 
•cnives,  paper  knives);  manicure  or  pedicure  sets 
and  instruments  (induding  nail files) 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  «he  materials  used  are 
^"*fied  ^  ^ d S<S ^d*^ _îr_dut. °* ** Product. 
However,  handles 

metal  may  be  used ' 

Spoons,  forks,  ladles,  skimmers, cake-iervers, fish-
knives,  butter-knives,  sugar  tongs  and  swular 
kkchen  or  tableware 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  «he  materials  used  are 
dassified  in  a  beading  other  than  «hat of  the product. 
However,  handles  of  base  metal  may  be  used 

ex 8306 

Statuettes  and  other ornaments, of  base metal 

ex  Chapter 84 

Nudear  reactors,  boilers,  machioery  and  coechan-
ical  appliances;  parts  thereof;  except  for  those 
falling  within  the  following  headings  or  parts  of 
headings  for which  the  rules  are set out below: 

8403,  ex  8404,  8406  to  8409,  8412, 8415, 8418, 
ex  8419. 8420, 8425 to 8430. ex 8431, 8439, 8441, 
8444 to 8447, ex 8448,8452, 8456 to 8466,8469 to 
8472,  8480, 8484 and 848S 

8403 
and 
ex  8404 

Central  heating boilers, other than those of heading 
No  8402,  and  auxiliary  plant  for  central  beating 
_boucrs 

8406 

Steam  turbines and  other vapour turbines 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  «he  materials  used  are 
dassified  in  a  heading  other  than  that of  the product. 
However, the other materiah of  heading No  8306  may 
be  used  provided  «heir value  does  not exceed  30 Vo of 
the ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture: 

> 
—  in which: the value of  all the materiah used does  not 
exceed  40 Va of  «he ex  works  price of  the product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

limit,  the  materiah 
classified  wfcbin  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are only  used  up  to  a value of  5 % of  the ex works 
price of  the  product 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materiah  used  arc 
dassified  in  a  heading  other  than  beading  No  8403  or 
8404.  However,  materiah  which  are  dassified 
in 
heading  No  8403  or  8404  may  be  used  provided  thcir 
value,  taken  together,  does  not  exceed  5 %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materiah 
used  does  not  exceed  40 Vo  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

8407 

8408 

8409 

Sjfark-ignitioo  reciprocating  or  rotary  internal 
combustion  piston  engines 

Manufacture  in  which  «he  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 Vo  of  «he  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Compression-ignition 
engines  (dicsd  or  scmi-dicsd  engines) 

internal  combustion  piston 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  priccof 
— 
the  produci 

Parts  suitable  for  use  soldy  or  principally with  the 
engines  of  heading  No  8407  or  8408 

Manufacture  in  which  «he  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 Vo  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

8412 

Other  engines  and  motors 

fan  and  dements 

Air  cootfitioning  machines,  comprising  a  motor-
the 
driven 
those 
temperature 
machines  m  which 
the  humidity  cannot  be 
sepcratefy  regulated 

for  changing 
induding 

humidity, 

and 

8415 

ri 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materiah 
used  does  not  exceed  40 Vo  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

i  -\ 

AW 

O) 

8418 

(2) 

<3) 

Rdrigeraiors,  freezers  and  other  refrigerating  or 
freezing  equipment,  doctric  or  other  beat  pumps 
other  than  sur  coodkkMung  machines  of  heading 
No  8415 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all the snatcriah used docs  not 
exceed  40 Vo of  the  ex  wrorks price  of  «he  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  «nin-rHs 
dassified  within  the  same  beading  as  «he  product 
are only  used  up  to  a  value  of  S Vo of  the  ex  works 
price of  the product,  and 

limit, 

—  where  the value  of  ail  the  non-originating  materiah 
used  docs  not  exceed  «he  value  of  the  originating 
materiah  used 

ex  8419 

Machines  for  the  wood,  paper  pulp  and  paper 
board  industries 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value  of  all «he matcriah used does  not 
exceed  40 Vo of  the  ex  works  price of  «he  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materiah 
dassified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  «he  ex 
works price of  the  product 

limit, 

8420 

Calendering  or  other  tolling  machines,  other than 
for  metah  or  glass,  and  cylinders  therefor 

Manufacture: 

<u 

—  in which the value  of  all  the  materiah  used  does  not 
exceed  40 Vo of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
dassified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  the  ex 
works price of  the  product 

limit, 

8425 
to 
8428 

Lifting,  handling,  loading  or  unloading  machinery 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  the  matcriah  used does  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

y 

8429 

Self-propelled  bulldozers,  angledozcrs,  graders, 
levellers,  scrapers,  mechanical  shovels,  excavators, 
shovd  leaders,  temping  machines  and  road  rollers: 

—  where,  within 

the  materials 
classified  in  heading  No  8431  are only  used  up  to  a 
value of  5 %  of  the ex works  price of  the  product 

the  above 

limit, 

Road  rollers 

Manufacture  in  -which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value  of  all  the  materiah  used does  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within  the  above  h'mk,  the  value  of  the 
matcriah  dassified  wichin  heading  No  8431  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price of  the  product 

v\ 

IÏ. 

/Ht 

(2) 

<3) 

(O 

8430 

Other  moving,  grading,  levelling,  scraping,  exca-
vatinç,  temping,  oompacting,  extracting  or  boring 
machinery,  for earth, «ninerah or ores; pile-drivers 
and  puc-extractors;  snow-ploughs  and  snow-
blowers 

8431 

Parts  for  road  rollers 

Manufacture: 

—  in which «he value of  all the materiah  used docs  not 
exceed  40 Vo of  the ex  works  price of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within  the  above  limit,  the  value  of  the 
materials  dassified  within  beading  No  8431  arc 
only used  up  to value of  5 %  of  the ex  works  price 
of the product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materiah 
used  does  not  exceed  40 Vo  of  .the. ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

8439 

Machinery  for  making  pulp  of  fibrous  cdlutosic 
material  or  for  making  or  finishing  paper  or 
papcrboard 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all the materiah used does  not 
exceed  40 Va of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within  «he  above  Coût, 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  beading  as  the  product 
are  ouh/  used  up.to  a  value  of  25 Vo  of  the  ex 
works price of  the product 

* 

8441 

Other  machinery  for  making  up  paper  pulp, paper 
or  papcrboard,  induding  cutting  machines  of  all 
kinds 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of all the materiah used does  not 
exceed  40 Vo of  «he ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  matcriah 
dassified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25 %  of  the  ex 
works price of  the  product 

limit, 

8444 
to 
8447 

ex  8448 

8452 

Machines  of  these  headings  for  use  in  the  textile 
industry 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Auxiliary  machinery  for  use  with  machines  for 
beading  Nos  8444  and  8445 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  4 0%  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

J 

Sewing machines, other than book sewing machines 
of  heading  No  8440;  furniture,  bases  and  covers 
specially  designed  for  sewing  machines;  sewing 
machine  needles: 

—  Sewing  machines  (lock  stitch  only)  with  heads 
of  a weight  not exceeding  16  kg without  motor 
or  17 kg with motor 

—  Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all the  materials  used does  not 
exceed 40 %  of  the ex works price of  the product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  of  the  non-originating 
materiah  used  in  assembling  the  head  (without 
motor) does  not exceed  die  value  of  the  originating 
materials used,  and 

—  the thread  tension,  crochet  and  zigzag  mechanisms 

used are already  originating 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

8456 
to 
8466 

Machine-tools  and  machines  and  their  parts  and 
accessories  of  heading  Nos  8456  to  8466 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materiah 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 */o  of  the  ex  v/orks  price  of 
the  product 

i> 

m 

(2) 

<3) 

Office  machines  (for  example,  typewriters,  calcu 
lating  machines, 
data-processing 
machines,  duplicating  machines,  stapling  machines) 

automatic 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  tn*,~~  t 
used  does  not  exceed  40 Va  of  «he ex  w0r k 7 £ r i c ? of 
the  product 

Moulding  boxes  for  metal  foundry;  mould  bases; 
moulding  patterns;  moulds  for  metal  (other  than 
ingot  moulds),  metal  carbides,  glass,  mineral 
materiah,  rubber  or  plastics 

Manufacture  in  which  «he  value  of  all  the  materiah 
used  docs  not  exceed  50 Vo  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

Gaskets  and  similar  joints  of  metal  sheeting 
combined  with  other  material  or  of  two  or  more 
layers of  metal; sets or  assortments of  gaskets  and 
rimilar  joints,  dissimilar  in  composition,  put  up  in 
pouches,  envelopes  or  similar  packings 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 Vo  of  «he  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

<t) 

8469 
to 
8472 

8480 

8484 

8485 

parts, 

Machinery 
electrical 
not 
connectors, insulators, coils, contacts or other elec 
trical  features,  not  spedfied  or  induded  dsewhere 
in  this  chapter 

containing 

ex  Chapter 85 

Electrical  machinery  and  equipment  and  parts 
thereof;  sound  recorders  and  reproducers,  tele 
vision  image  and  sound  recorders  and  reproducers 
and  pans  and  accessories  of  such  articles;  except 
for  those  falling  within  the  following  headings  or 
parts  of  headings  for  which  the  rules  arc  set  out 
bdow: 

8501,  8502, ex  8518, 8519 to  8529, 8535 to 8537, 
8542,  8544  to  8546  and 8548 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  the  materials used docs  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
dassified  within  the  same  beading  as  the  product 
are only used  up to  a value  of  5 %  of  the ex  works 
price ol  the  product 

limit, 

8501 

Electric  motors  and  generators  (cxduding  generat 
ing  sets) 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  the  materiah  used does  not 
exceed  40 Va of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8503  arc only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

8502 

Electric  generating  sets  and  rotary  converters 

Manufacture: 

— 

—  in which the value of  all  the  materials  used does TVot 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
dassified  within  heading  No  8501  or  8503,  taken 
together,  are  only  used  up  to  a value  of  5 %  of  the 
ex  works price of  the  produci 

limit, 

ex  8518 

Microphones  and  stands  therefor; 
loudspeakers, 
whether or  not  mounted  in their endosures; audio 
frequency  dectric 
sound 
amplifier  sets 

amplifiers;  dectric 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  the  materials  used docs no« 
exceed  40 % of  the ex  works  price of  the product, 

—  where the value of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials used 

;w-

A^H 

(«) 

8519 

<2) 

<3) 

Turntables  (reoord-decks),  rccocd-players, cassette-
players and other sound  reproducing apparatus, not 
incorporating  a  sound  recording  device 

Manufacture: 

• in which the value of  all «he materiah  used  does  not 
exceed 40 % of «he ex works price of  «he product, 

• where the value of  all «he tXM-originating materiah 
used does  not  exceed  «he  value  of  the  originating 
maieriah used 

8520 

Magnetic cape recorders and ocber sound recording 
apparatus,  whether  or  not  incorporating  a  sound 
rcprodudng  device 

Mar*daccurc: 

, 

—  in which the value of all the materiah  used  does  not 
exceed 40 % of  the ex works price of  the product, 

—  where the value of  all the  non-originating  materials 
used docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials used 

8521 

Video  recording  or  rcprodudng  apparatus 

Manufacture: 

S 

in which the value of all the materiah used docs not 
exceed 40 % of  the ex w-ocksyrice of  the product, 

where the value of  all the  non-originating  materials 
used does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials used 

8522 

Parts and  accessories  of  apparatus  of  beading  Nos 
8519  to  8521 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the product 

Prepared  unrecorded  media  for sound  recording or 
rirahar recording  of  other  phenomena,  other  than 
products  of  Chapter  37 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the product 

y 

Records,  tapes and other recorded  media for sound 
or  other  similarly  recorded  phenomena,  induding 
matrices and  masters for theproduction  of  records, 
but  exduding  products  of  Chapter  37: 

—  Matrices  and  masters  for  the  production  of 

records 

Other 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used does  not  exceed  4 0%  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the product 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  the  materials  used does  not 
exceed 40 %  of  the ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
• and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8523  are only used  up 
to  a  value  of  5 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

8523 

8524 

'3 

(2) 

<3) 

AH 

<i) 

8525 

Transniissioo  apparatus for  radkvteiepbocry, radio-
tdegrapby, 
cdcviriou, 
Vkhether or  «aot  mcorporatmg  srjceptioo  apparatus 
or sound  lrxording  or 
ucmg apparatus; teJc-
vision  cameras 

xadio-broadcasting 

or 

8526 

Radar  apparatus,  radio  navigariooal  aid  apparatus 
and  radio  remote  control  apparatus 

Manufacture: 

—  m whkh the value cd:aD the materiah used does not 
exceed  40 Vt  of  the ex works price of  the product, 

—  where the value of  all the  non-originating matcriah 
used docs  not  exceed  the  -value  of  «he  originating 
materiah  used 

Manufacture: 

-

—  in which the value of  alt the materiah used does  not 
exceed 4 0%  of the ex works price of  the product, 

—  where the value of  all  the  non-originating  matcriah 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materiah used 

8527 

8528 

Reception  apparatus  for  radio-telephony,  radto-
or  radio-btoadca sting,  whether  or  not 
in  the  same  bousing,  -with  sound  re 

cording or  reproducing  apparatus or  a  clock 

Manufacture: 

/* 

—  m which the value of  all the matcriah used does  not 
exceed  40 Va of  the ex works price of chc product, 

—  where the value of  all the  nion-originating  materiah 
used  does  not  exceed  «he  value  of  the  originating 
materiah used 

Television  receivers  (uKiuding  video  snonkors  and 
video  projectors), whether or  not  combined,  m «he 
same  bousing,  with  ladlo-broadcast  receivers  or 
sound  or video  recording or reproducing  apparatus 

Manufacture: 

—  m which chc value of  all the  materials  used docs  not 
exceed  40 % of the ex works price of  the product, 

—  where the value of  aH the non-originating matcriah 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials used 

8529 

Parts  suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  the 
apparatus  of  heading  Nos  8525  to  8528 

y 

—  Suitable  for  use  solely or  principally with  video 

recording or reproducing  apparatus 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  «he  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

—  Other 

Manufacture;  "-" 

—  in which the value of  all the  materials  used docs  not 
exceed 40 %  of  the ex works  price of  the product, 

—  where the value of  all the  non-originating  materiah 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8535 
and 
8536 

Electrical  apparatus  for  swiwhing  or  protecting 
electrical  circuits,  or  for  making  connections  to  or 
in  electrical  circuits 

Manufacture: 

—  m which the value of  all the  materiah  used docs  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materiah 
dassified  within  heading  No  8538  are only used  up 
to  a  value  of  5 %  of  the  ex  -works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

Û 

/H<6 

(!) 

1537 

<2) 

(3) 

Boards, panels (induding numerical ©octroi panels), 
consoles, desks, cabinets and other bases, couipped 
w kh two or more apparatus of  heading No 8535 or 
8536, for electric control or «he dtstribution of dec-
tricky, induding those incorporating instruments or 
apparatus  of  Chapter  90,  other  than  svraching 
apparatus of  beading No  8517 

Manufacture: 

—  in which «he value of  all the materials used does  not 
exceed 4 0%  of  «he ex -works price  of  the product, 
and 

—  where,  wkhin  the  above  Cmk,  «he  materiah 
dassified  wkhin beading No  8538  are only used  up 
to  a  value  of  5 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8542 

F-kxcronic  integrated  circuits  and  mkxctassembues 

Manufacture: 

* 

—  in which the value of  all the matcriah used docs not 
exceed  40 % of  the ex  works  price  of  the product, 
and 

—  where,  wkhin  the  above 

limit,  «he  materiah 
dassified  wkhin  heading  No  8541  or  8542,  taken 
together, are only used up to  a value of  5 %  of  the 
ex works price of the product 

Manufacture  m  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of.  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Insulated  (kvJuding  enameUed  or  anodxzed)  wire, 
cable  (induding co-axial cable)  and  ocher insulated 
dectric  conductors,  whether  or  not  fitted  wkh 
ccmnectors;  optical  fibre  cables,  made  up  of 
individually 
fibres,  whether  or  not 
assembled  wkh  electric  conductors  or  fitted  with 
connectors 

sheathed 

Carbon  electrodes,  carbon  brushes,  lamp carbons, 
battery  carbons  and  other  artides  of  graphite  or 
other carbon, wkhorwkhoutmetaLof  a kind used 
for  electrical  purposes 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the product 

8544 

8545 

8546 

Electrical  insulators  of  any  material 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriah 
used  docs  net  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

8548 

J 

FJectrical  parts  of  «nachinery  or  apparatus,  not 
specified  or  induded  dscwhere  in  this  chapter 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

8601 
to 
8607 

8608 

Railway or  tramway  locomotives,  rolling-stock  and 
parts  thereof 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

"Railway  or  tramway  track  fixtures  and  fittings; 
(induding  eleotremeduLnica!)  signal 
mechanical 
traffic  control  equipment  for 
ling,  safety  or 
railways, 
inland  waterways, 
parking  facilities,  port  installations  or  airfidds; 
parts of  the  foregoing 

tramways,  roads, 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of all the materiah used does not 
exceed  40 % of  the ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  wirhin 

the  above 

the  materials 
dassified  wirhin  the  same  beading  as  the  product 
axe only used up to a value  of  5 %  of  the ex  works 
price ot  the produci 

limit, 

ilS 

/Hï~ 

<2) 

(3) 

Containers  (induding  containers  for  the  transport 
of  fluids)  specially  designed  and  equipped  for 
carriage  by  one  or  more  modes  of  transport 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  nuterial 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

(0 

8609 

ex  Chapter  87. 

than 

other 

railway 

Vehicles 
tramway 
rolling-stock  and  parts  and  accessories  thereof; 
following 
except 
headings  or  parts  of  headings  for  which  the  rules 
are  set out  bdow: 

falling  wkhin  the 

for  «hose 

or 

8709  to  8711, ex  8712,  8715  and 8716 

8709 

Works  trucks,  self-propelled,  not  fitted  wkh  lifting 
or  handling  equipment,  of 
in 
factories,  warehouses,  dock  areas  or  airports  for 
short  distance  transport  of  goods;  tractors  of  the 
type  used on  railway  station  pladorms; parts of  the 
foregoing  vehicles 

the  type  used 

8710 

Tanks  and  other  armoured 
fighting  vehicles, 
motorized, whether or  not  fitted  with weapons, and 
parts  of  such  vehides 

8711 

Motorcycles  (including  mopeds)  and  cydes  fitted 
with  an  auxiliary  motor,  with  or  without  side-cars; 
side-cars 

ex  8712 

y 

Bicydcs  without  ball  bearings 

Manufacture  m  which  thc  value  of  all  the  matcriah 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all the materiah  used docs  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  beading  as  the  product 
are only used  up to  a value of  5  %  of  the ex  works 
price of  the product 

limit, 

/" 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all thc  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  wkhin  «he  above  Cmxt,  thc  materiah 
dassified  wkhin  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are only used up to  a value of  5  %  of  the ex  works 
price of  thc product 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the value of  all  the  materials  used docs  not 
exceed  40 %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  thc  product, 
and 

—  where the value of  all thc  non-originating  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  thc  value  of  thc  originating 
materials used 

Manufacture 
heading  No  8714 

from  matcriah  not  dassified  within 

8715 

Baby  carriages  and  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the value of  all  thc  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,J 
and 

—  where,  within 

thc  above 

the  materials 
dassified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
arc only  used  up to  a value  of  5  °/o of  thc  ex -works 
price ot  thc  produci 

limit, 

8716 

Trailers  and  semi-trailers;  other  vehides,  not 
mechanically  propelled;  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the value of  all  thc  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  die  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
arc only  used  up to  a value  of  5 %  of  thc  ex -works 
price of. thc  produci 

limit, 

-) 

AH% 

O) 

(2) 

<3) 

8803 

Parts  of  goods  of  heading  No  8801  or  8802 

Manufacture  m which  the value  of  all  the  materiah  of 
beading No  8803  used  docs  not exceed  5 %  of  the  ex 
works price of  thc  product 

1804 

Parachutes  (induding  dirigible  parachutes)  and 
rotochutes;  parts  thereof  and  accessories  thereto: 

—  Rotochutes 

Other 

Manufacture  from  materiah  of  any  beading  induding 
other materials of  beading  No  8804 

Manufacture m which  the value of  all  «he materiah  of 
beading No  8804  used  does  not  exceed  S %  of  thc  ex 
works price of  the  produci 

1805 

Aircraft  bunching  gear;  dock-airestor  or  simoar 
gcar; ground  frying trainers; parts of  the lc*cgoing 
axâdes 

Manufacture in which «he value of  all  the  materials  of 
beading No  8805  used  does  not  exceed  S %  of  the  ex 
works price of  the  product 

Chapter 89 

Ships,  boats  and  floating  structures 

ex  Chapter 90 

Optical, photographie, rinernatographic, measuring, 
checking, precision, medical or surgical  instruments 
and apparatus; parts and accessories «hereof; except 
for  «hose  faTKng wkhin  the  following  headings  or 
parts  of  headings  for  which  «he  rules  are  set  out 
bdow: 

9 0 0 1,  9002, 9004,  ex 9005,  ex 9006, 9007,9011, ex 
9014,  9015  to  9017,  ex  9018, 9024  to  9033 

Manufacture  in  which,  all  the  materiah  used  are 
classified  wkhin  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product. However,  bulls "of heading  No  8906  may  not 
be used 

Manufacture: 

—  in which thc value of  all the materiah  used does  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the ex  works  price of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

thc  above 

the  materials 
classified  wkhin  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are only used  up to  a value of  5 %  of  the ex works 
price of  the  product 

limit, 

9001 

9002 

9004 

•(«Optical  fibres  and  optical  fibre  bundles;  optical 
fibre  cables  other  than  those  of  beading  No  8544; 
sheets  and  plates  of  polarizing  material;  lenses 
(induding  contact 
lenses),  prisms,  mirrors  and 
other optical dements, of  any material, unmounted, 
other  than  such  elements  of  glass  not  optically 
'  ' 
worked j 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materiah 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Lenses,  prisms,  niirrors  and  other optical  elements, 
of  any  material,  mounted,  being  parts of  or fittings 
for  instruments  or  apparatus,  other  than  such  el 
ements  of  glass  not  optically  worked 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

Spectacles,  goggles 
protective  or  other 

and 

the 

like,  corrective, 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

ex  9005 

Binoculars,  monoculars,  other  optical  tdescopes, 
and  mountings  therefor,  except  for  astronomical 
refracting  telescopes  and  mountings  therefor 

Manufacture: 

—  in which thc value of  all the  materiah  used does hot 
exceed 40 % of  the ex works  price of  the product, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  thc  produci 
arc only used up to a value of  5 %  of  thc ex works 
price of  the product, and 

limit, 

—  where thc value of  all the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials used 

XL 

(0 

ex  9006 

(2) 

<3) 

Photographic,  (other 
cinematographic) 
cameras;  photographic  flashlight  apparatus  and 
flashbulbs  other  than  dcctrically  ignited  flashbulbs 

than 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  the  matcriah used does  not 
exceed  40 % of the ex  works  price of  «he product, 

VY3 

—  where,  wkhin  «he  above 

-i-.r~f.tT 
dassified  wkhin  «he  same  beading  as  thc  product 
are only used  up to  a value  of  S %  of  chc ex  works 
price of  the product,  and 

limk,  «he 

—  where chc value of  all  chc  noo-CKTginating matcriah 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  criginating 
materiah used 

9007 

Ciricmatographic  cameras  and  projectors,  whether 
or  not  mcorporating  sound  recording  or  reprodu 
cing  apparatus 

Manufacture: 

—  in which «he value of  all  the materiah  used docs  not 
exceed 40 % of the ex works  price of  the product, 

—  where,  wkhin 

thc  above 

limit,  «he  materiah 
dassified  wkhin  the  same  beading  as  the  product 
are only used  up to  a value  of  5 %  of  the ex  works 
price ot  the product, and 

y 

9011 

Compound  optical  microscopes,  induding (hose  for 
phocornicrography, 
or 
inicroorojection 

driephcKomicrogràphy 

—  where the value of  all  chc  non-originating  materiah 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materiah used  . 

-

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  the  materiah used docs  not 
exceed  40 %  of  thc ex w»orks price of  the product, 

—  where,  wkhin 

the  materials 
the  above  urnk, 
classified  wkhin  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are oruy used  up to  a value  of  5  Vo of  the ex  works 
price of  the product,  and 

—  where the value  of  all  the  non-originating  materiah 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materiah used 

-x  9014 

Other  navigational  instruments  and  appliances 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 °/o of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

9015 

9016 

9017 

Surveying  (induding  photoçrammetrical  surveying), 
hydrographie,  océanographie,  hydrological,  meteo 
rological  or  geophysical,  instruments and  appliances, 
cxduding  compasses;  rangefinders 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 Vo  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Balances  of  a  sensitivity  of  5  eg  or  better,  with  or 
without  weights 

Manufacture  in  which  die  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

Drawing,  marking-out  or  mathematical  calculating 
instruments (for example, drafting  machines,  panto 
graphs,  protractors,  drawing  sets,  slide  rules,  disc 
calculators);  instruments  for  uKasuring  length,  for 
use  in  the  hand  (for  example,  measuring  rods  and 
tapes,  micrometers,  callipers),  not  spedfied  or 
induded  elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

Manufacture  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

sfS~0 

(I) 

ex  9018 

9024 

9025 

9026 

9027 

<2) 

(3) 

E>entists" chairs  irKorporating  dental  appliances  or 
dentists' spictoons 

Manufacture  from  matcriah  of  any  heading,  induding 
other materials of  beading  No  9018 

Machines  and  appliances  for  testing  the  hardness, 
strength,  coau>ressibnky, elasticity or  other  mech-
anicaj properties of  matcriah (for example,  metah, 
wood,  textiles,  paper,  plasties) 

Manufacture  kt  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
thc product 

Hydrometers and similar floating instruments, ther 
mometers,  pyrometers,  barometers,  bygrometen 
and  psydirometcrs,  recording  or  not,  and  any 
combination  of  these  instruments 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriah 
used  does  not exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the product 

r 

Instruments  and  apparatus 
for  measuring  or 
chedemg the  flow,  level, pressure or other variables 
of fiquids or gases  (for example, flow  meters, levd 
gauges,  manometers,  beat  meters),  cxduding 
instruments  and  apparatus  of  heading  No  9014, 
9015* 9028  or  9032 

Instruments and apparatus for physical or chemical 
analysis (for example,  pc4arimcters, «diaetocactcrs, 
spectrometers,  gas  or  smoke  analysts  apparatus); 
instruments  and  apparatus 
for  measuring  or 
checking  viscosity,  porosky,  expansion,  surface 
tension  or  the  like;  instruments  and  apparatus  for 
measuring or checking quantities of  beat, sound  or 
light  (including  exposure  meters);  microtomes 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  «he  ex  works  price  of 
the product 

Manufacture  kt  which  jthe  value  of  4ul  the  matcriah 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

9028 

Cas,  liouid  or  electricity  supply  or  production 
meters,  induding  calibrating  meters  therefor: 

—  Parts and  accessories 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  thc  ex  -works  price  of 
the  produci 

—  Other 

Manufacture: 

y 

counters, 

Revolution 
counters, 
taximeters,  milcometers,  pedometers  and  the  like; 
speed  indicators  and  tachometers,  other  than those 
of  heading  No  9014  or  9015;  stroboscopes 

production 

—  kt which the value of  all  the  materiah used docs  not 
exceed  40 % of  thc  ex  works  price  of  thc  product, 
and 

—  where thc value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materiah used 

Manufacture  in  which  thc  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

spectrum  analysers  and  other 
Oscilloscopes, 
for  measuring  or 
instruments  and  apparatus 
checking  electrical  ouantitics,  cxduding  meters  of 
heading  No  9028;  instruments  and  apparatus  for 
measuring or  detecting  alpha, beta,  gamma, X-ray, 
cosmic  or  other  ionizing  radiations 

Manufacture  in  which  thc  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

Measuring  or checking  instruments, appliances and 
machines,  not  specified  or  induded  elsewhere  in 
this chapter;  profile  projectors 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
thc  product 

Automatic  regulating  or  controlling  instruments 
and  apparatus 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materiah 
used  docs  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

9029 

9030 

9031 

9032 

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9Ô33 

<2) 

<3) 

Pans  and  accessories  (not  specified  or  induded 
elsewhere  in this chapter)  for  machines, appliances, 
instruments  or  apparatus  of  Chapter  90 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materiah 
used does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

ex  Chapter 91 

Clocks  and  watches  and  parts  thereof;  except  for 
those  falling  under  the  following  headings  for 
which  che  rules are  set  out  bdow: 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriah 
used docs  not  exceed  40 Vo  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
thc  product 

9105, 9109 to 9113 

9105 

Other  clocks 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  thc  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc  product, 
and 

—  where the value of  all  thc  non-originating  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
matcriah used 

9109 

Clock  movements,  complete  and  assembled 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  the  materials used does  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where thc value of  all  the  nortôriginating  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials used 

9110 

Complete  watch  or  clock" movements,  unassembled 
or  partly  assembled  (movement  sets);  incomplete 
watch  or  dock  movements,  assembled;  rough 
watch  or  clock  movements 

Manufacture: 

—  in which thc value of  all  the  materials used  does  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  wherc^  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
dassified  within  heading  No  9114  arc  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc 
product 

limit, 

9111 

Watch  cases  and  pans  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in whidi  thc value of  ail  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40 %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

thc  above 

thc  materials 
dassified  v/ithin  the  same  heading  as  thc  product 
are only  used  up to  a value  of  5 %  of  the  ex  works 
price of  the product 

limit, 

9112 

Clock  cases  and  cases  of  a  similar  type  for  other 
goods  of  this  chapter,  and  pans  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in which the value of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc  produci, 
and 

—  where,  within 

thc  above 

the  materials 
dassified  within  thc  same  heading  as  thc  product 
are only  used  up to  a value  of  5 °/o of  thc  ex  worki 
pnce of  thc  product 

limit, 

9113 

Watch  straps,  watch  bands  and  watch  bracelets, 
watch  straps,  w; 
and  parts  thereof 

Of  base  metal,  whether  or  not  plated,  or  clad 
with  precious  metal 

Other 

Manufacture  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40 %  of  die  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  die  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  produci 

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<i> 

<2) 

<3> 

Chapter 92 

Musical  instruments;  parts  and  accessories of  such 
artides 

Manufacture" in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materiah 
used does  not  exceed  40 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
thc product 

Chapter 93 

Arms  and  ammunitions;  parts  and  accessories 
thereof 

Manufacture  m  which  thc  value  of  all  the  matcriah 
used docs  not  exceed  50 %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of 
the produci 

ex  *401 
and 
ex  9403 

Base  metal 
cotton  doth  of  a  weight  of  300  g/m*  or  less 

ir*x>rporating  «nastuffed 

furniture, 

9405 

Lamps  and  ughring  fktmgs  induding  scarchlighcs 
and  spodights  and  pans  thereof,  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  induded;  illuminated  signs, iUumtnated 
name-olates  and  the  like,  having  a  pcrmanendy 
fixed  light  source,  and  parts  thereof  not  elsewhere 
spedfied  or  induded 

9406 

Prefabricated  buildings 

9503 

Other  toys;  reduced-size  ("scale*)  models  and 
similar  recreational  models,  working  or  not; 
puzzles  of  all  kinds 

Manufacture  m  which  all  thc  matcriah  used  axe 
darttfied  wkhin  a  beading  other  than  that  of  «he 
product 

Manufacture  from  coctoo  doth  already  made  up  in  a 
form  ready  for  use  of  heading  No  9401  or  9403, 
provided: 

—  hs  value  does  not  exceed  25  %  of  the  ex  works 

price of the product, and 

—  all the other materials  used  arc  already  originating 
and  are  dassified  within  a  beading  other  than 
heading No 9401 or*9403 

/-

Manufacture  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50 %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of 
thc produci 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
thc  produci 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all the materiah used are dassified  within a  heading 

other than that of  thc product,  and 

—  provided  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  50c/o  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  thc 
produci 

ex  9506 

Hntshed  golf  dub  heads. 

Manufacture  from  roughly  shaped  blocks 

9507 

ex  9601 
and 
ex  9602 

ex  9603 

Fishing  rods,  fish-hooks  and  other  line  fishing 
tackle;  fish  landing  nets,  butterfly  nets  and  sirnilar 
ncts; decoy  "birds' (other than  those of  heading  No 
9208  or  9705)  and  similar  hunting  or  shooting 
requisites 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
dassified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product. However,  materials  dassified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  5 °/o  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Artides  of  animal,  vegetable  or  mineral  carving 
materials 

Manufacture  from  "worked'  carving  materials  of  thc 
same  heading 

Brooms  and  brushes,  (except  for  besoms  and  thc 
like  and  brushes  made  from  marten  or  squirrel 
hair),  hand-operated  mechanical  floor  sweepers, 
not  motorized,  paint  pads  and  rollers,  squeegees 
and  mops 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
thc  product 

9605 

Travd  sets  for  personal  toilet,  sewing  or  shoe  or 
dothes  cleaning 

Each item  in  thc sex must satisfy  thc  rule  which  would 
apply to k if  k were  not  induded  in  the  sec  However, 
non-originating arudes  may  be  incorporated,  provided 
their total  value docs  not  exceed  1S %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  set 

,VL 

(K 

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O) 

9606 

9608 

9612 

(2) 

(3) 

Buttons,  press-fasteners,  snap-fasteners  and  press-
studs,  button  moulds  and  other  parts  of  these 
artides; button blanks 

Ball point pens; felt ripped and other porous-tipped 
pens  and  markers; fountain  pens,  styiograpb pens 
and  other  peas;  duplicating  stylos;  propelling  or 
sliding  pencils;  peo-boldersf  pcnc&holders  and 
similar holders; parts (tndudtng caps and cups) of 
the foregoing  articles, other than chose of  beading 
No  9609 

Typewriter or rimilar ribbons,  inked  or otherwise 
prepared for giving impressions, whether or not on 
spools  or  in  cartridges; ink-pads, whether or  not 
inked, wkh or wkhout  boxes 

Manufacture in which: 

—  all the materiah used are dassified  within a heading 
B 

other than that of the product, and 

—  the value of alt the materiah used does not exceed 

SO % of chc ex works price of the product 

Manufacture  m  which  all  «he  materiah  used  are 
dattnvd  wkhin  a  beading  other  than  that  of  chc 
product. However, cubs or nib points may be used and 
the other materiah dassified  wkhin  the same beading 
may aho be used provided their value does not exceed 
5 % of the ex works price of  «he product 

Manufacture in which 

—  all the materials used arc dassified within a heading 

other than chat of the product, and 

—  thc value of  all thc matcriah  used does not exceed 

50 % of the ex works price of the product 

ex 9614 

Smoking  pipes or pipe bowls 

Manufacture from .roughly shaped bjocks 

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ANNEX III 

MOVEMENT CERTIHCATES EUR.1 

1.  Movement certificates  EUR.1 shall be made out on the form of which a spedmen appears in this Annex. 
This  form  shall  be  printed  in  one  or  more  of  the languages  in which  the  Agreement  is  drawn  up. 
Certificates  shall be  made out in one of  these languages and in accordance with chc provisions of  chc 
dc^nestic law  of  the  exporting  State, If  they are handwritten, they shall  be  completed  in  ink  and  in 
capital letters. 

2.  Each certificate  shall  measure 210 x  297 mm; a tolerance of up to minus 5 mm or  plus  8  mm in the 
length may be allowed. The paper used must be white, sized for writing, not containing mechanical pulp 
and weighing not less than 25 g/tn*. It shall have a printed green guHloche pattern background  making 
any falsification  by mechanical or chemical means apparent to the eye. 

3.  The  competent  authorities  of  the  Member States of  the Community and of  ES"\0Uir\  may  reserve  thc 
right to print the certificates  themselves or may have them printed by approved printers.  In  the iatter 
casc each certificate  must tndude a reference to such approval. Each certificate must bear the name and 
address of the printer or a mark by which the printer can be identified. It shall also bear a serial number, 
either printed or not, by which it can be identified. 

(]£•< 

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1. .Exporter  (Name, tu* address, country) 

3.  Consignee (Name, lua a**»**, country} (Optional) 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

A^Ç 

EUR.1 

No A  000.000 

See notes  ovettoa* before completing  «Ms Soon 

2.  Certificate used In preferential  trade  between 

and 

(Insert appropriate countrtac. Ofxxjpa ot counrtrie* or territories) 

4.  Country, group of countries 
or terrttory In which the 
products are considered as 
originating 

S.  Country, group of  countries 
or territory of  destination 

6.  Transport details (Optional) 

7.  Remarks 

8.  Item number; Makes and  numbers; Number and Wad of packages ('); Description of  goods 

10.  Invoices 

(Optional) 

9. Gross ; 

we4grrtC<kg) 
or other 
measure 
(litres, 
m\  e t c) 

11. CUSTOMS ENDORSEMENT 

Declaration certified 
Export document (*) 
Form 
Customs office 
issuing country or territory 

N0 

12. DECLARATION BY THE  EXPORTER 

i,  the  undersigned,  declare  that- the  goods 
described  above  meet  the  conditions  required 
for the issue of this  certificate. 

Date 

//P 

/  f^ 

(Signature) 

<Stflt\oiu»ç) 

X 

Stamp 

Place and date 

APPLICATION  FOR  A  MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

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I.  Exporter (Harm. *ufl address, country} 

J.  C o n s i g n ee  (Mama, **  «Mr***, country) (Optional) 

EUR.1 

No A  000.000 

See notée  oœrtaat before completing  this  form 

2.  Application for a  certificate  to  be  used  tn preferential  trade 

between 

and 

(taeert appropriate countries, oroup* of countries or  territories) 

4.  Country, group of countries 
or territory In which the 
products are considered ms 
originating 

5.  Country, group of countries 
or territory of  destination 

S. Transport details (optional) 

7.  Remarks 

8.  Item number; Makes  and numbers; Number and  kind of  packages (*); Description of  goods 

f 

9. Gross 

weight  (kg) 
or other 
measure 
(litres, 
m\  etc.) 

10.  Invoices 
(Optional) 

<Z? 6£ 

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ANNEX IV 

FORM  EUR2 

1.  Form EUR.2 shall be made out on the form of which a specimen appears in this Annex. This form shall 
be printed in one or more of  the languages m which th&Agreement is drawn up. Forms shall be made 
out  in  one  of  these  languages  and  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  domestic  law  of  the 
exporting State. If they are handwritten, they shall be completed in ink and in capital letters. 

2.  Each form  EUR_2 shall  measure 210  X  148 mm; a maximum tolerance of  up to minus 5  mm or  plus 
8 mm in thc  length may be  allowed. The paper used must be white, sized for writing,  not containing 
mechanical pulp and weighing not less than 64 g/m\ 

3.  The competent  authorities  of  the  Member Sates of  the Community and of £$1ÙVi(i  may reserve  the 
right to  print the forms  themselves or may have them printed by approved printers. In the latter case 
each form must indude a reference to such approval. Each form must bear the name and address of  the 
printer or a mark by which «be printer can be identified. It shall also bear a serial number, cither printed 
or not, by which it can be identified. 

FORM  E U R .2  No 

2 ]  Exporter (Kame. fuK address, country) 

A j  Consignee  (Name, fut address, country) 

AS 

.. 

Form used  In preferential  trade 
between Q 
Declaration by exporter 
t. the  tjrKJersigned, exporter  of  the  goods  described  below. 
declare that the goods comply with the  requirements for the 
completion of this form and that the goods  have obtained the 
status of originating products within the  provisions  governing 
preferential trade shown in box  1. 

and 

S  I  Place and date 

6  I  Signature of  exporter 

7  Remarks (*) 

8  I  Country of origin (*) 

9  Country of  destination  (') 

111  Marks, Numbers of consignment; Description of  goods 

10  Gross  weight  (kg) 

12|  Authority  in  the  exporting  country  (") 
1—'  responsfWe for verification  of  the declara 

tion by the exporter ** 

(')  insert  the countries, groups ot countries or territories concerned. 
(i)  Refer «o any verification atreeoy earned out  by the appropriate authorities. 
(*) The term "country of origin* means country, group of  countries or territory where the  goods are considered lo be originating. 
(«)  The term "country" means country, group of  countries or territory ot destination. 

/  I 

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ANNEX  V 

Specimen impression of  thc stamp mentioned in Article-? 1(3)  (b) 

30 mm  ——» 

(')  Initiais or coat  of  arms of  the exporting State. 
O  Such information  as  is  necessary for the Wentification of  the approved exporter. 

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PROTOCOL No. 4 

CHAPTER I 

Specific provisions relating to trade between Spain and Estonia. 

Article 1 

The provisions of this Agreement relating to trade in Title II shall be amended  as  follows 
in order to take account of the measures and undertakings listed in the Act  of Accession 
of  the  Kingdom  of  Spain  to  the  European  Communities  (hereinafter  called  'the  Act  of 
Accession1). 

Article 2 

Under the Act of Accession, Spain shall not grant to products originating in Estonia  more 
favourable treatment than it provides for imports originating or in free circulation in other 
Member States. 

Article 3 

The implementation by Spain of the undertakings covered by Article 4 of this Agreement 
shall take  place  at  the  time  set  for  the  remaining  Member  States  always  provided  that 
Estonia  has been removed from the scope of Regulation (EEC) No.  519/94 on  common 
rules for imports fromxertainjhirdjsoiintries. 

Article 4 

Quantitative restrictions may be applied  to  imports into  Spain of products  originating in 
Estonia until 31 December  1995 in respect of the products listed in the Annex A hereto. 

Article 5 

Application  of  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol  shall  be  without  prejudice  to  Council 
Regulation  (EEC) No.  1911/91 of 26 June  1991 on the application  of the  provisions of 
Community law to the Canary Islands or Council Decision 91/314/EEC of 26 June  1991 
setting up a programme of options specific to the remote and insular nature of the Canary 
Islands (Poseican). 

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CHAPTER n 

Specific provisions relating to trade between Portugal and Estonia. 

AbA 

Article 6 

The provisions of this Agreement relating to trade in Title II shall be amended as follows 
in order to take account of the measures and undertakings listed in the Act of Accession 
of the Portuguese Republic to the European Communities (hereinafter  called 'the Act of 
Accession'). 

Article 7 

Under the Act of Accession, Portugal  shall not grant to products originating in Estonia 
more favourable treatment than it provides for imports originating or in free circulation in 
other Member States. 

Article 8 

The  implementation  by  Portugal  of  the  undertakings  covered  by  Article  4  of  this 
Agreement  shall  take  place  at  the  time  set  for  the  remaining  Member  States  always 
provided that Estonia has been removed from the scope of Regulation (EEC) No 519/94 
on common rules for imports from certain third countries. 

Article 9 

Quantitative restrictions may be applied to imports into Portugal of products originating in 
Estonia until 31 December 1995 in respect of the products listed in the Annex B hereto. 

•I 

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ANNEXA 

CN code 
ex.0102 90 10(1) 
ex.0102 90 31(l) 
ex 0102 90 33(1) 
ex.0102 90 35(l) 
ex.0102 90 37(l) 

0103 91 10 
0103 92 11 
0103 92 19 
0203 11 10 
0203 12 11 
0203 12 19 
0203 19 11 
0203 19 13 
0203 19 15 
0203 19 55 
0203 19 59 
0203 21 10 
0203 22 11 
0203 22 19 
0203 29 11 
0203 29 13 
0203 29 15 
0203 29 55 
0203 29 59 
0206 30 21 
0206 30 31 
0206 41 91 
0206 49 91 
0208 10 10 
0209 00 11 
0209 00 19 
0209 00 30 
0210 11 11 
0210 11 19 
0210 1131 
0210 1139 
0210 12 11 
0210 12 19 
0210 19 10 
0210 19 20 
0210 19 30 

1 Excluding animals for bullfights 

Ml-

4bl 

0210 19 40 

0210 19 51 
0210 19 59 
0210 19 60 
0210 19 70 
0210 19 81 
0210 19 89 
0210 90 31 
0210 90 39 

ex.0210 90 90 (2) 
ex.0401 (3) 

0403 10 22 
0403 10 24 
0403 10 26 
ex.0403 90 51 
ex.0403 90 53 (4) 
ex.0403 90 59 (4) 

0404 10 91 
0404 90 11 
0404 90 13 
0404 90 19 
0404 90 31 

0404 90 33 
0404 90 39 
ex.1601 (5) 

ex.1602 10 00 (5) 
ex.1602 20 90 (5) 

1602 41 10 
1602 42 10 
1602 49 11 
1602 49 13 
1602 49 15 
1602 49 19 
1602 49 30 
1602 49 50 

ex.1602 90 10 (6) 

1602 90 51 

ex.1902 20 30 (7) 

2 Domestic swine only. 
3  In packings of a net content not exceeding two litres. 
4  Not preserved or concentrated or packed, destined for human consumption only. 
5 Only those containing meat or edible offal  of domestic swine. 
6  Only those containing pig blood. 
7  Only: 

- sausage made of meat, edible offal  or blood of domestic swine 
- any preparation or preserved product containing meat or edible offal  of domestic swine. 

"\  : 

'£ 

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ANNEX B 

CNcode 

0701  10 00 
0701 90 10 
070190 51 
070190 59 

Protocol No. 5 
on mutual assistance 
between administrative authorities in customs matters 

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ARTICLE 1 

Definitions 

For the purposes of this Protocol : 

a) "customs  legislation"  shall  mean  provisions 

adopted  by  the  European  Community  and  Estonia, 

governing  the  import,  export,  transit  of  goods 

and  their  placing  under  any  customs  procedure, 

including  measures  of  prohibition,  restriction 

and control; 

b) "customs  duties"  shall  mean  all  duties,  taxes, 
fees  or  other  charges  which  are  levied  and 
collected  in  the  territories  of  the  Parties,  in 
application  of  customs  legislation,  but  not 
including  fees  and  charges  which  are  limited  in 
amount  to  the  approximate  costs  of  services 
rendered; 

c) "applicant  authority",  shall  mean  a  competent 
administrative  authority which has  been  appointed 
by  a  Party  for  this  purpose  and  which  makes  a 
request for assistance in customs matters; 

d) "requested  authority",  shall  mean  a  competent 
administrative  authority which has been  appointed 
by  a Party  for  this purpose  and  which  receives a 
request for assistance in customs matters; 

e) "contravention",  shall  mean  any  violation  of  the 
customs  legislation  as  well  as  any  attempted 
violation of such legislation. 

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ARTICLE 2 

Scope 

1. The  Parties  shall  assist  each  other,  within  their 

competences,  in  the  manner  and  under  the  conditions 

laid  down  in  this  Protocol,  in  ensuring  that  customs 

legislation  is correctly  applied,  in particular  by the 

prevention, 

detection 

and 

investigation 

of 

contraventions of this legislation. 

2. Assistance  in customs matters, as provided  for  in this 

Protocol,  applies  to  any  administrative  authority  of 

the  Parties which  is competent  for  the  application  of 

this  Protocol.  It  shall  not  prejudice  the  rules 

governing  mutual  assistance  in  criminal  matters.  Nor 

shall  it  cover  information  obtained  under  powers 

exercised  at  the  request  of  the  judicial  authority, 

unless those authorities so agree. 

ARTICLE 3 

Assistance on request 

1. At  the  request  of  the  applicant  authority,  the 
requested  authority  shall  furnish  it with  all  relevant 
information  to  enable  it  to  ensure  that  customs 
including 
legislation 
information  regarding  operations  noted  or  planned 
which contravene or would contravene such legislation. 

correctly 

applied, 

is 

2. At  the  request  of  the  applicant  authority,  the 
requested  authority  shall  inform  it  whether  goods 
exported  from the territory  of one of the Parties have 
been properly  imported  into the territory  of the  other 
Party,  specifying,  where  appropriate,  the  customs 
procedure applied to the goods. 

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3. At  the  request  of  the. applicant  authority,  the 
requested  authority  shall  take  the  necessary  steps  to 
ensure that a surveillance  is kept on : 

(a) natural  or  legal  persons  of  whom  there  are 

reasonable  grounds  for  believing  that  they  are 

contravening 

or 

have 

contravened 

customs 

legislation; 

(b) places where stocks of goods have been  assembled 
in  such  a way  that  there  are  reasonable  grounds 
for  supposing  that they are intended  as  supplies 
for  operations  contrary  to  the  legislation  of 
the other Party; 

(c) movements  of  goods  notified  as  possibly  giving 
rise  to  substantial  contraventions  of  customs 
legislation; 

(d) means  of  transport  for  which  there  are 

reasonable  grounds  for  believing  that  they  have 

been,  are or may  be used  in the  contravening  of 

customs legislation. 

ARTICLE 4 

Spontaneous assistance 

Without  prior  request,  the  Parties  shall  provide  each 
other,  in  accordance  with  their  laws,  rules  and  Other 
legal  instruments, with  assistance  if they  consider  that 
to  be  necessary  for  the  correct  application  of  customs 
legislation,  particularly  when  they  obtain  information 
pertaining  to : 

- operations  which  have  contravened,  contravene  or 
would  contravene  such  legislation  and which may be 
of interest to the other Party; 

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operations; 

goods  known  to  be  subject  to  substantial 
contravention  of customs legislation. 

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ARTICLE 5 

Delivery/Notification 

At  the  request  of  the  applicant  authority,  the  requested 
authority  shall  in  accordance  with  its  legislation  take 
all necessary measures  in order : 

- to deliver all documents, 

- to notify all decisions, 

falling  within  the  scope  of  this  Protocol  to  an 
addressee,  residing  or  established  in  its  territory.  In 
such a case  Article 6(3) is applicable. 

ARTICLE 6 

Form and substance of requests for assistance 

1. Requests  pursuant  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  made  in 
writing.  Documents necessary  for the execution  of such 
requests  shall  accompany  the  request.  When  required 
because of the urgency  of the situation, oral  requests 
may  be  accepted,  but  must  be  confirmed  in  writing 
immediately. 

2. Requests  pursuant  to  paragraph  1  shall  include  the 

following  information : 

(a) the applicant authority making the request; 

(b) the measure requested; 

(c) the object of and the reason for the request; 

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(d) the  laws,  rules  and  other  legal  elements 

involved; 

(e) indications  as  exact  and  comprehensive  as 

possible  on  the  natural  or  legal  persons  being 

the target of the investigations; 

(f) a  summary  of  the  relevant  facts  and  of  the 
enquiries  already  carried  out,  except  in  cases 
provided  for in Article 5. 

3. Requests shall be submitted  in an official  language of 
the requested  authority  or  in a language  acceptable to 
such authority. 

4. If  a  request  does  not  meet  the  formal  requirements, 

its  correction  or  completion  may  be  demanded;  the 

ordering  of  precautionary  measures  may,  however,  take 

place. 

ARTICLE 7 

Execution of requests 

1. In  order  to comply  with  a request  for  assistance, the 
requested  authority  or, when the latter can not act on 
its  own,  the  administrative  department  to- which  the 
request  has  been  addressed  by  this  authority,  shall 
proceed, 
available 
resources, as though  it were acting on  its own  account 
or  at  the  request  of  other  authorities  of  that  same 
Party,  by  supplying  information  already  possessed,  by 
carrying  out appropriate enquiries or by arranging  for 
them to be carried out. 

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2. Requests  for assistance will be executed  in accordance 
with  the  laws,  rules  and  other  legal  instruments  of 
the requested Party. 

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3. Duly  authorized  officials  of  a  Party  may,  with  the 

agreement  of  the  other  Party  involved  and  within  the 

conditions  laid  down  by  the  latter,  obtain  from  the 

offices  of  the  requested  authority  or  other  authority 

for  which  the  requested  authority  is  responsible, 

information  relating  to  the  contravention  of  customs 

legislation  which  the  applicant  authority  needs  for 

the purposes of this Protocol. 

4. Officials  of  a  Party  may,  with  the  agreement  of  the 
other  Party  involved  and  within  the  conditions  laid 
down  by  the  latter,  be  present  at  enquiries  carried 
out  in the latter1s territory. 

ARTICLE 8 

Form  in which  information  is to be communicated 

1. The  requested  authority  shall  communicate  results  of 

enquiries  to  the  applicant  authority  in  the  form  of 

documents,  certified  copies  of  documents,  reports  and 

the like. 

2. The  documents  provided  for  in  paragraph  1  may  be 
replaced  by  computerized  information  produced  in  any 
form for the same purpose. 

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ARTICLE 9 

Exceptions to the obligation to provide assistance 

1. The  Parties  may  refuse  to give  assistance  as  provided 

for in this Protocol, where to do so would : 

(a) be  likely  to  prejudice  sovereignty,  public 

policy,  security  or  other  essential  interests; 

or 

(b) involve  currency  or  tax  regulations  other  than 

regulations concerning customs duties; or 

(c) violate 

an 

industrial, 

commercial 

or 

professional secret. 

2. Where  the  applicant  authority  asks  for  assistance 
which  it  would  itself  be  unable  to  provide  if  so 
asked,  it  shall  draw  attention  to  that  fact  in  its 
request.  It  shall  then  be  left  to  the  requested 
authority  to decide how to respond to such a request. 

3. If  assistance  is withheld  or denied,  the  decision  and 
the  reasons  therefore  must  be  notified  to  the 
applicant authority without delay. 

ARTICLE 10 

Obligation to observe confidentiality 

1. Any  information  communicated  in  whatsoever  form 
pursuant  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  of  a  confidential 
nature.  It  shall  be  covered  by  the  obligation  of 
official  secrecy  and  shall  enjoy  the  protection 
extended  to  like  information  under  the  relevant 
legislation  of  the  Party  which  received  it  and  the 
corresponding  provisions  applying  to  the  Community 
authorities. 

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2. Nominative  data  shall  not  be  transmitted  whenever 
there  are  reasonable  grounds  to  believe  that  the 
transfer  or the use made of the data transmitted  would 
be  contrary  to  the  basic  legal  principles  of  one  of 
the  Parties,  and,  in  particular,  if  the  person 
concerned  would  suffer  undue  disadvantages.  Upon 
request,  the  receiving  Party  shall  inform  the 
furnishing  Party  of  the  use  made  of  the  information 
supplied  and of the results achieved. 

3. Nominative  data  may  only  be  transmitted  to  customs 

authorities  and,  in  the  case  of  need  for  prosecution 

purposes, 

to 

public 

prosecution 

and 

judicial 

authorities.  Other  persons  or  authorities  may  obtain 

such  information  only  upon  previous  authorisation  by 

the furnishing  authority. 

4. The  furnishing  Party  shall  verify  the  accuracy  of  the 
information  to  be  transferred.  Whenever  it  appears 
that  the  information  supplied  was  inaccurate  or  to  be 
deleted, the receiving  Party  shall be notified  without 
delay.  The  latter  shall  be  obliged  to  carry  out  the 
correction or deletion. 

5. Without  prejudice  to  cases  of  prevailing  public 
interest,  the  person  concerned  may  obtain,  upon 
request,  information  on  the  data  stores  and  the 
purpose of this storage. 

ARTICLE 11 

Use of information 

of  the  administrative  authority 

Information  obtained  shall  be  used  solely  for  the 
purposes  of  this Protocol  and  may  be used  within  each 
Party  for  other  purposes  only  with  the  prior  written 
consent 
which 
furnished  the  information  and  shall  be  subject  to  any 
restrictions  laid  down  by  that  authority.  These 
provisions  are  not  applicable  when  the  information 
obtained  for  the purposes  of  this  Protocol  could  also 
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traffic  related  to  narcotic  drugs  and  psychotropic 
substances.  Such  information  may  be  communicated  to 
other  authorities  directly  involved  in  the  combating 
of  illicit  drug  traffic,  within  the  limits  of 
Article 2. 

2. Paragraph  1 shall not impede the use of information  in 

any 

judicial 

or 

administrative 

proceedings 

subsequently  instituted  for  failure  to  comply  with 

customs legislation. 

3. The Parties may, in their records of evidence, reports 
and  testimonies  and  in proceedings and  charges  brought 
before  the  courts,  use  as  evidence  information 
obtained  and  documents  consulted  in  accordance  with 
the provisions of this Protocol. 

ARTICLE 12 

Experts and witnesses 

as  expert  or  witness  in  judicial 

An official  of a requested  authority may  be authorized  to 
appear,  within  the  limitations  of  the  authorization 
or 
granted, 
administrative  proceedings  regarding  the  matters  covered 
by this Protocol  in the  jurisdiction  of  the other  Party, 
and  produce  such  objects,  documents  or  authenticated 
copies thereof, as may  be needed  for the proceedings. The 
request  for  an  appearance  must  indicate  specifically  on 
what matters and  by virtue of what title or qualification 
the official will be questioned. 

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ARTICLE 13 

Assistance expenses 

The Parties shall waive all claims on each other for the 
reimbursement  of  expenses  incurred  pursuant  to  this 
Protocol, except, as appropriate, for expenses to experts 
and witnesses and to interpreters and translators who are 
not dependent upon public services. 

ARTICLE 14 

Implementation 

1. The management of this Protocol shall be entrusted to 
the central customs authorities of Estonia on the one 
hand  and  the  competent  services of the Commission of 
the  European  Communities  and, where  appropriate, the 
customs  authorities  of  the  Member  States  of  the 
European Union on the other. They shall decide on all 
practical measures and arrangements  necessary  for its 
application,  taking  into  consideration  rules  in  the 
field  of  data  protection.  They  may  recommend  to  the 
Joint Committee amendments which they consider be made 
to this Protocol. 

2. The Parties shall consult each other and.subsequently 
keep  each  other  informed  of  the  detailed  rules  of 
implementation  which  are  adopted  in  accordance  with 
the provisions of this Protocol. 

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ARTICLE 15 

Complementarity 

This  Protocol  shall  complement  and  not  impede  the 
application  of  any  agreements  on  mutual  assistance 
which have been concluded or may be concluded  between 
individual  or  several  Member  States  of  the  European 
Union  and  Estonia.  Nor  shall  it  preclude  more 
extensive  mutual  assistance  granted  under  such 
agreements. 

Without  prejudice  to Article  11, these  agreements do 
not  prejudice  Community  provisions  governing  the 
communication  between  the  competent  services  of  the 
Commission  and  the  customs  authorities  of  the Member 
States of any  information obtained  in customs matters 
which could be of Community interest. 

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on concessions with annual limits 

The Parties agree that if this Agreement  comes into force after  1 January in any year, any 
concession given within the limits of annual quantities will be adjusted pro rata. 

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in form of an exchange ofletters between the European Community and the Republic of 

AGREEMENT 

Estonia on maritime transport 

A.  Letter from  the Community 

Sir, 
We  would  be  grateful  if  you  would  confirm  that  your  Government  agrees  with  the 
following: 

When the  Free  Trade  Agreement  between  the  European  Communities  and  Estonia  was 
signed, the Parties undertook  to  address in the appropriate manner  issues relating to  the 
operation  of  shipping,  particularly  where  the  development  of  trade  might  be  hindered. 
Mutually  satisfactory  solutions on  shipping will be sought while the principle of free and 
fair competition on a commercial basis is observed. 

It  has  likewise  been  agreed  that  such  issues  should  also  be  discussed  by  the  Joint 
Committee. 

Please accept, Sir, the assurance of our highest consideration. 

B. Letter from  the Republic of Estonia 

For the Community 

Sir, 

I  have  the  honour  to  acknowledge  receipt  of  your  letter  and  to  confirm  that  my 
Government agrees with the following: 

"When the Free Trade Agreement between the European Communities and Estonia 
was  signed,  the  Parties  undertook  to  address  in  the  appropriate  manner  issues 
relating to  the  operation  of  shipping,  particularly where the  development  of trade 
might be hindered. Mutually satisfactory  solutions on shipping will be sought  while 
the principle of free and fair competition on a commercial basis is observed. 

It  has  likewise been  agreed  that  such  issues  should  also be discussed  by the  Joint 
Committee." 

Please accept, Sir, the assurance of our highest consideration. 

For the Government of the Republic of Estonia 

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in form of an exchange ofletters between the European Community and the Republic of Estonia 
concerning the recognition of regionalization of African swine fever in the Kingdom of Spain 

Sir, 

A.  Letter from  the Republic of Estonia 

I have the honour to refer to the discussions concerning trade arrangements for certain agricultural  products 
between  the  Community  and  Estonia  which  have taken  place  in the framework of the  negotiations  of  the 
Free Trade Agreement. 

I  hereby  confirm  that  Estonia  accepts  to  recognize  that  the  territory  of  the  Kingdom  of  Spain,  with  the 
exception of the provinces of Badajoz, Huelva, Sevilla and Cordoba, is free from African  swine fever,  under 
the  same  terms  as  foreseen  in  Council  Decision  89/21/EEC  of  14  December  1988,  and  the  successive 
Commission Decisions. 

Estonia  accepts  this  derogation  without  prejudice  to  all  other  requirements  foreseen  by  the  Estonian 
veterinary legislation. 

I should be obliged if you would confirm the agreement of the Community to the contents of this letter. 

Please accept, Sir, the assurance of my highest consideration. 

For the Government of the Republic of Estonia 

B. Letter from  the Community 

Sir, 

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter of today's date which reads as follows: 

'I  have  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  discussions  concerning  trade  agreements  for  certain  agricultural 
products  between  the  Community  and  Estonia^which-have-^aken~ place  in  the  framework  of  the 
negotiations of the Free Trade Agreement. 

I hereby confirm that Estonia accepts to recognize that the territory of the Kingdom of Spain, with the 
exception of the provinces of Badajoz, Huelva, Sevilla and Cordoba, is free from African  swine  fever, 
under  the  same  terms  as  foreseen  in  Council  Decision  89/21/EEC  of  14  December  1988,  and  the 
successive Commission Decisions. 

Estonia  accepts this derogation  without  prejudice to  all other  requirements foreseen  by the Estonian 
veterinary legislation. 

I  should  be  obliged  if you  would  confirm  the  agreement  of  the  Community  to  the  contents  of  this 
letter.' 

I have the honour to confirm that the Community is in agreement with the contents of your letter. 

Please accept, Sir, the assurance of my highest consideration. 

For the Community 

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Declaration by Estonia 

If tariffs  for  agricultural  products  are introduced  in Estonia between  1 January  1994 and 
the entry into force  of the Agreement  Estonia will apply mutatis mutandis the procedure 
and the substantive rules provided for in Article 18(3) of this Agreement. 

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