Proposal for a Council and Commission Decision on the conclusion of a Euro-Meditarranean Agreement establishing an association between the European Communities and their Member States, of the one part, and the Kingdom of Morocco, of the other part
Date: 1995-12-20
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: Morocco, association agreement (EU)

COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 

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Brussels, 20.12.1995 
COM(95) 740 final 

95/0363 (AVC) 

Proposal  for  a Council and Commission Decision 
on the conclusion  of a Euro-Mediterranean  Agreement 
establishing  an association  between the 
European  Communities and their Member States, 
of  the one part,  and the Kingdom of Morocco,  of the other part 

(presented  by the Commission) 

EXPLANATORY  MEMORANDUM 

1. 
In  line  with  the  directives  adopted  by  the  Council  of  the  European  Union  on 
6 December  1993, the Commission  initiated  negotiations aimed  at the conclusion  of a 
new agreement  with Morocco.In  accordance with the directives,  the negotiations  were 
conducted in consultation with the Member States. After  several negotiating sessions and 
many technical meetings, the Commission put to the Council a series  of final proposals 
on the last outstanding  issues.  The draft  Agreement was discussed  and  adopted  with a 
few amendments  by the Council (general affairs)  on  10 November  1995. This  made it 
possible to close the negotiations. The Agreement was initialled by the Commission and 
the Moroccan  delegation on  15 November  1995. 

2. 
The draft  Euro-Mediterranean  agreement is designed  to establish  an association 
between the European  Communities and their  Member  States, of  the one part,  and the 
Kingdom of Morocco,  of the other part.  It will replace the cooperation  agreejrient  and 
the agreement  governing ECSC products  signed  in  1976 which  are currently  in  force. 
Following as it does the signing of similar agreements  with Tunisia and Israel,  the new 
Agreement  is another  manifestation  of  a stronger  Mediterranean  policy,  the guidelines 
for which were adopted by the Essen European Council of 9 and  10 December  1994 and 
the Cannes European  Council of 26 and 27 June  1995, with the aim of creating  a Euro-
Mediterranean  partnership. 

3. 
The  proposed  agreement  will  be  concluded  for  an  unlimited  period,  and  will 
consolidate  the  existing  ties  between  the  European  Communities  and  their  Member 
States, on the one hand, and Morocco,  on the other hand, creating a relationship  based 
on reciprocity, partnership and joint development. Respect for democratic principl ;s and 
human rights  will be a key feature  of this relationship. 

The main provisions  of  the agreement  are as  follows: 

-  regular  political dialogue; 

-  a free-trade area:  in accordance with the WTO rules, a free-trade  area will be created 
gradually  between  the Community and Morocco over  a period  lasting  no more than 
12 years. 

Morocco,  which  up to now has granted  the Community  no concessions,  will  gradually 
eliminate  trade  barriers  affecting  the  Community's  industrial  exports,  and  will  apply 
preferential  duties  to its  agricultural  exports.  The  preferential  arrangements  currently 
applied  by  the  Community  (free  market  access  for  Moroccan  industrial  exports,  and 
concessions  on  most agricultural exports)  are confirmed,  and  will be further  improved 
with regard  to agricultural products. A specific solution had to be found in order to apply 
the entry-price  system  introduced  in the wake of the Uruguay  Round  for  a  number  of 
products,  in  order  to  maintain  the traditional  level  of  Moroccan  exports.  It  should  be 
noted that the agreement contains a special clause under  which  the parties  undertake to 
examine the agricultural  trade situation from  1  January 2000 to establish  new reciprocal 
concessions in line with the overall objective of gradually liberalizing trade in this sector. 

With  regard  to  fishery  products,  account  has  been  taken  of  the particular  matter  of 
Morocco's  exports  of canned  sardines. 

-  The Agreement  contains provisions  on freedom  of establishment and the freedom  to 
provide  services:  the  Association  Council  will  make  recommendations  aimed  at 
achieving  these  objectives,  pending  which  the parties  will  respect  their  obligations 
under the GATS. The parties  will also hold consultations aimed at securing  the  free 
movement of capital. The agreement also provides for the application of Community 
competition  rules  to Moroccan  companies. 

-  Economic  cooperation,  already  introduced  under  the  existing  agreement,  will  be 
strengthened  on as wide a basis as possible in all areas of interest to the two parties, 
who will hold  a regular  dialogue on these issues. 

-  In addition to the existing  social provisions,  the new agreement will introduce social 
cooperation  involving  a  regular  dialogue  on  all  social  issues  of  interest  to  the  two 
parties;  this dialogue will be complemented  by cultural  cooperation. 

-  To  promote  the  aims  of  the  agreement,  Morocco  will  benefit  from  financial 

cooperation  in accordance  with the appropriate procedures  and resources. 

-  An Association  Council and an Association  Committee with decision  making powers 
will be created  to supervise  implementation  of the agreement.  Cooperation  between 
the European Parliament and the Economic and Social Committee and their Moroccan 
counterparts  will also be promoted. 

4. 
The Commission  considers  the outcome of the negotiations  to be satisfactory  to 
both parties  and,  having  duly  initialled  the draft,  is asking  the Council to approve  the 
results  of  the negotiations  and to initiate the procedure  for  signing  the agreement.  The 
Commission  is also presenting a proposal for  a decision that will allow the Council and 
the Commission  to launch the procedure for  the conclusion of the agreement once it has 
been  signed. 

The European  Parliament  will be asked  to give its assent  to the agreement  prior  to its 
conclusion.  The agreement  must also be ratified  by the Member  States before  it enters 
into  force. 

Council and Commission Decision of  ... 
on the conclusion of the Euro-Mediterranean  Agreement 
between the European Communities and their Member States,  of the one part, 
and the Kingdom of Morocco,  of the other part. 

_ 

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, 

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES, 

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

Having  regard  to  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Community,  and  in  particular 
Article 238  in  conjunction  with  the  second  sentence  of  Article  228(2)  anë—the  second 
subparagraph  of  Article 228(3) thereof, 

After consultation of the Consultative Committee and the unanimous agreement of the Council, 

Having regard  to the assent  of the European  Parliament, 

Whereas the Euro-Mediterranean  Agreement establishing an association berween the European 
Communities and their Member  States, of the one part,  and the Kingdom of Morocco,  of the 
other part,  signed in  ...  on  ...,  should be approved, 

HAVE DECIDED  AS FOLLOWS: 

Article 1 

The  Euro-Mediterranean  agreement  establishing  an  association  between  the  European 
Communities and their Member  States, of the one part,  and the Kingdom of Morocco,  of the 
other  part,  the Protocols  annexed  thereto  and  the declarations  attached  to  the  Final  Act  are 
hereby  approved  on  behalf  of  the  European  Community  and  the  European  Coal  and  Steel 
Community.  The texts of the Agreement,  the Protocols annexed thereto and the Final  Act are 
attached  to this Decision. 

Article 2 

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1. 
The  position  to  be  taken  by  the  Community  within  the  Association  Council  and  the 
Association Committee shall be laid down by the Council, on a proposal from  the Commission, 
or,  where  appropriate,  by  the  Commission,  each  in  accordance  with  the  corresponding 
provisions  of  the Treaties  establishing  the European  Community  and  the European  Coal and 
Steel  Community. 

2. 
The  President  of  the  Council  shall,  in  accordance  with  Article  79  of  the  Agreement, 
preside  over  the  Association  Council  and  present  the  position  of  the  Community.  A 
representative  of  the President  of  the Council  shall preside  over  the Association  Committee, 
in accordance with  Article  82 of the Agreement,  and present  the position  of  the  Community. 

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Article  3 

The President  of  the Council  shall  deposit the act of notification  provided  for  in'Article 96  of 
the Agreement on behalf of the European  Community.  The President  of the Commission  shall 
deposit  that act on  behalf  of  the European  Coal and Steel  Community. 

Done at Brussels  on  ... 

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FINANCIAL STATEMENT 

wp/ffmodel 

0ÀTE  :  06/12/1995 

BUDGET  HEADING  :  Chapter  10 - levies  and  premiums 

APPROPRIATIONS  :  ECU  946.2  million 

TITLE  OF  OPERATION  : 

New  trade  agreement  between  the  European  Union  and  Morocco  (Ptotocol  No  1 on  the  arrangements  applying  to  imports 
into the  Community  of  agricultural  products  originating  in  Morocco) 

LEGAL BASIS  :  Article  238  of  the  Treaty 

OBJECTIVES  OF  THE  OPERATION  : 

To  account  for  the  European  Union's  new  agricultural  concessions 

5. 

FINANCIAL  IMPLICATIONS 

5.0 

EXPENDITURE 
-  CHARGED  TO  THE  EC  BUDGET 
(REFUNDS/INTERVENTIONS) 

-NATIONAL  AUTHORITIES 
-  OTHER 

5.1 

REVENUE 
-  EC  OWN  RESOURCES 

(LEVIES/CUSTOMS  DUTIES) 

-  NATIONAL 

5.0.1 
5.1.1 

ESTIMATED  EXPENDITURE 
ESTIMATED  REVENUE 

5.2 

METHOD  OF  CALCULATION: 

See  details  attached 

PERIOD  OF 
12 MONTHS 

CURRENT 
FINANCIAL  YEAR 
(95) 

FOLLOWING 
FINANCIAL 
YEAR  (96) 

-8.4 

1997 

-8.4 

p.m. 

1998 

-8.4 

1999 

2000 

-8.4 

-8.4 

-8.4 

6.0 

6.1 

6.2 

6.3 

CAN  THE  OPERATIONS  BE  FINANCED  FROM  APPROPRIATIONS  ENTERED 
IN  THE  RELEVANT  CHAPTER  OF  THE  CURRENT  BUDGET? 

CAN  THE  OPERATIONS  BE  FINANCED  BY TRANSFER  BETWEEN  CHAPTERS 
OF THE  CURRENT  BUDGET? 

WILL  A  SUPPLEMENTARY  BUDGET  BE  NECESSARY? 

WILL  FUTURE  BUDGET  APPROPRIATIONS  BE  NECESSARY? 

YES  /  NO 

YES  /  NO 

YES  /  NO 

YES  /  NO 

C O M M E N TS : 

The  implement ion of  the present  agreement  does not  entail  any  additional  expenditure 
than those  foreseen  in the  financial  statement  for  MEDA. 

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4,462 

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3,731 
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1.428 

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2.174 
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resources  n own resources 

total 

ECU 

ECU 

ECU 

85,619 
148,297 

43,680 

120,000 

96,208 

150,676 

8.5% 
10.1% 
8.5% 
4.2% 

0.0% 
0.0% 

0.0% 
0.0% 

0.0% 

0.0% 

150 

5,040 

7,000 

6.4% 

0.0% 

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378 
583 
389 

611 

137 
901 
679 

1,394,000 
1,349,000 

1,394,000 
1,349,000 

10,000 

10,000 

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0.0% 

402 

24,000 

24.000 

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2.333 

8,563 
1,285 

94,000 

236,000 

94,000 

236,000 

. 

22,000 
1,101,000 

22,000 
1.101,000 

1.200 

3.000 

0 

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6,000 

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EU 12  imports 

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1,994 

t 

561 

13 

quota 

quota 

quantity 

rate 

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500 

300 

16.0% 

7.0% 

0.0% 

0.0% 

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...  : 

rate 

applied 

unit 

value 

ECU/t 

old  rate 

new  rate 

loss of own  potential  gain 

total 

applied 

ECU/t 

applied 

resources  n  own  resources 

ECU/t 

ECU 

ECU 

ECU 

248,181 

296,800 

340,000 

94,122 

123,200 

150,000 

23 

10 

0 

2 

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1.333 

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0.0% 

16,800 

33,607 

19.0% 

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1.364 

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591 

820 

960,000 

960,000 

2,619,000 

8,415,000 

2,619,000 

8,415.000 

ex  0712 

0804  20 

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Trade  in  the products  in  question  with  the  Uirce now  Member  Slates  is low,  bul  would  bring  in now  own  resources. 

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EURO-MEDITERRANEAN  AGREEMENT 

ESTABLISHING  AN ASSOCIATION 

BETWEEN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 

AND THEIR MEMBER STATES, OF THE ONE PART, 

~ 

AND THE KINGDOM OF MOROCCO, OF THE OTHER PART 

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THE KINGDOM OF BELGIUM, 

THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK, 

THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, 

THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC, 

THE KINGDOM OF SPAIN, 

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC, 

IRELAND, 

THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC, 

THE GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG, 

THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS, 

THE REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA, 

THE PORTUGUESE REPUBLIC, 

THE REPUBLIC OF FINLAND, 

THE KINGDOM OF SWEDEN, 

THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND, 

Contracting  Parties  to the Treaty  establishing  the European  Community and  the Treaty 
establishing  the European  Coal and  Steel Community, 
hereinafter  referred  to as the  'Member  States', and 

THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 
AND THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY, 

hereinafter  referred  to as  'the Community',  of  the one part,  and 

THE KINGDOM  OF  MOROCCO, 

hereinafter  referred  to as  'Morocco',  of  the other  part, 

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CONSIDERING  the  proximity  and  interdependence  which  historic  links  and  common 
values  have established  between  the  Community,  its  Member  States  and  Morocco; 

CONSIDERING  that 
the  Community,  its  Member  States  and  Morocco,  wish  to 
strengthen  those  links and  to establish  lasting relations,  based  on reciprocity,  solidarity, 
partnership  and  co-development; 

CONSIDERING  the importance  which  the Parties  attach  to the principles  of  the  United 
Nations  Charter,  particularly  the observance  of human  rights,  democratic principles  and 
economic  freedom,  which  form  the very  basis  of  the  Association; 

CONSIDERING  recent  political  and  economic  developments  both  on  the jEuropean 
continent  and  in  Morocco,  and  the resulting  common  responsibilities  with  regard  to  the 
stability,  security  and  prosperity  of  the Euro-Mediterranean  region; 

CONSIDERING  the  considerable  progress  made  by  Morocco  and  its  people  towards 
achieving  their  objectives  of  full  integration  of  the  Moroccan  economy  into  the  world 
economy  and  participation  in  the  community  of  democratic  nations; 

CONSCIOUS,  on  the  one  hand,  of  the  importance  of  relations  in  an  overall  Euro-
Mediterranean  context  and,  on  the  other,  of  the  objective  of  integration  between  the 
countries  of  the  Maghreb; 

DESIROUS  of  fully  achieving  the  objectives  of  the  association  between  them  by 
implementing  the  relevant  provisions  of  this  Agreement  to bring  the levels  of  economic 
and  social  development  of  the  Community  and  Morocco  closer  to  each  other; 

CONSCIOUS  of  the  importance  of  this  Agreement,  which  is  based  on  reciprocity  of 
interests,  mutual  concessions,  cooperation  and  dialogue; 

DESIROUS  of  establishing  and  developing  political  consultation  on  bilateral  and 
international  issues  of  mutual  interest; 

TAKING ACCOUNT of the Community's willingness  to provide Morocco  with decisive 
support  in  its  endeavours  to  bring  about  economic  reform  and  adjustment  and  social 
development; 

CONSIDERING  the commitment  of  both  the Community  and  Morocco  to  free  trade,  in 
compliance  with  the  rights  and  obligations  arising  out  of  the  General  Agreement  on 
Tariffs  and  Trade  (GATT)  in  its  post-Uruguay  Round  form; 

DESIROUS  of  establishing  cooperation,  sustained  by  regular  dialogue,  on  economic, 
social  and  cultural  issues  in  order  to achieve  better  mutual  understanding; 

CONVINCED  that  this  Agreement  provides  a suitable  framework  for  the  development 
of  a  partnership  based  on  private  initiative,  a  landmark  option  selected  by  both  the 
Community  and  Morocco,  and  that it will create a climate conducive  to economic,  trade 
and  investment  relations  between  them,  a  consideration  which  offers  vital  backing  for 
economic  restructuring  and  technological  modernization, 

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HAVE  AGREED  AS  FOLLOWS: 

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Article  1 

1. An association  is  hereby  established  between  the Community  and  its Member  States, 
of  the one part,  and  Morocco,  of  the other  part. 

2.  The  aims  of  this  Agreement  are  to: 

provide  an  appropriate  framework  for  political  dialogue  between  the  Parties, 
allowing  the development  of  close relations  in all areas  they consider  relevant  to 
such  dialogue; 

establish  the conditions  for  the gradual  liberalization  of  trade  in  goods~ervices 
and  capital; 

promote  trade  and  the  expansion  of  harmonious  economic  and  social  relations 
between  the Parties,  notably  through  dialogue and cooperation,  so as to foster  the 
development  and  prosperity  of  Morocco  and  its  people; 

encourage  integration  of  the  Maghreb  countries  by  promoting 
cooperation  between  Morocco  and  other  countries  of  the  region; 

trade  and 

promote  economic,  social,  cultural  and  financial  cooperation. 

Article  2 

Respect  for  the democratic  principles  and  fundamental  human  rights  established  by  the 
Universal  Declaration  of Human  Rights inspires the domestic and external policies of the 
Community  and  of  Morocco  and  constitutes  an  essential  element  of  this  Agreement. 

it; 

TITLE I 

POLITICAL DIALOGUE 

Article 3 

1. A regular political dialogue shall be established between the Parties. It shall help build 
lasting  links of  solidarity  between  the partners  which  will contribute  to the prosperity, 
stability  and  security  of  the  Mediterranean  region  and  bring  about  a  climate  of 
understanding  and  tolerance between cultures. 

2.  Political dialogue and cooperation  are intended  in particular  to: 

(a) 

facilitate  rapprochement  between  the Parties  through  the development  of  better 
mutual understanding and regular coordination on international issues of common 
interest: 

(b) 

enable each Party  to consider  the position  and interests  of  the other; 

(c) 

contribute to consolidating  security and stability in the Mediterranean  region and 
in the Maghreb  in  particular; 

(d) 

help develop joint  initiatives. 

Article 4 

Political dialogue shall  cover all  issues of common  interest  to the Parties,  examining in 
particular  the  conditions  required  to ensure  peace,  security  and  regional  development 
through  support  for  cooperation,  notably  within  the Maghreb  group of countries. 

Article 5 

Political  dialogue  shall  be  established  at  regular  intervals  and  whenever  necessary 
notably: 

••. 

• 

' 

(a) 
(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

at  ministerial  level,  principally  within  the  Association  Council; 
at the level of senior officials  representing Morocco, on the one hand, and 
the Council  Presidency  and  the Commission  on  the other; 
taking  full  advantage  of  all  diplomatic  channels  including  regular 
briefings,  consultations  on  the  occasion  of  international  meetings  and 
contacts  between  diplomatic  representatives  in  third  countries; 
where  appropriate,  by  any  other  means  which  would  make  a  useful 
contribution  to consolidating  dialogue and  increasing  its  effectiveness. 

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6 

TITLE  II 

FREE MOVEMENT  OF  GOODS 

Article  6 

The  Community  and  Morocco  shall  gradually  establish  a  free  trade  area  over  a 
transitional  period  lasting  a maximum of  12 years  starting  from  the 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  1994  and  the  other 
multilateral  Agreements  on  trade  in  goods  annexed  to  the  Agreement  establishing  the 
WTO,  hereinafter  referred  to as  the GATT. 

CHAPTER  1 

INDUSTRIAL  PRODUCTS 

Article  7 

The provisions  of  this Chapter  shall  apply to products originating  m the Community and 
Morocco  with  the  exception  of  the  products  referred  in  Annex  II  to  the  Treaty 
establishing  the  European  Community. 

Article 8 

No  new  customs  duties  on  imports  nor  charges  having  equivalent  effect  shall  be 
introduced  in  trade  between  the  Community  and  Morocco. 

Article  9 

Products  originating  in  Morocco  shall  be imported  into the Community  free  of customs 
duties  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect. 

Article  10 

1. The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  shall  not  preclude  the retention  by  the Community  of 
an  agricultural  component  on  imports  of  the  goods  originating  in  Morocco  listed  in 
Annex  1. 

The agricultural  component shall  reflect  differences  between the price on the Community 
market  of  the  agricultural  products  considered  as  being  used  in  the  production  of  such 
goods and the price of  imports  from  third  countries  where the total cost of  the said  basic 
products  is higher  in the Community.  The agricultural  component  may  take the form  of 
a  fixed  amount  or  an  ad  valorem  duty.  Such  differences  shall  be  replaced,  where 
appropriate,  by specific  duties based  on tariffication  of the agricultural  component  or by 
ad  valorem duties. 

The  provisions  of  Chapter  2  applicable  to  agricultural  products  shall  apply  mutatis 
mutandis  to  the  agricultural  component. 

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2.  The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  shall  not  preclude  the  separate  specification  by 
Morocco of an agricultural  component  in the import duties in force  on the products  listed 
in Annex  2 originating in the Community. The agricultural component may take the form 
of  a  fixed  amount  or  an  ad  valorem  duty. 

The  provisions  of  Chapter  2  applicable  to  agricultural  products  shall  apply  mutatis 
mutandis  to  the  agricultural  component. 

3.  In  the case  of  the products  shown  in  Annex  2,  list  1,  originating  in  the  Community, 
Morocco  shall  apply  upon  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  import  duties  and 
charges having equivalent effect  no greater than those in force on  1 January  1995, within 
the limits  of  the  tariff  quotas  shown  in  that  list. 

During elimination of the industrial component of the duties pursuant  to paragraph  4,  the 
level of the duties  to be applied  in respect of the products  for  which  the tariff  quotas  are 
to  be  abolished  may  not  be  higher  than  the  level  of  the  duties  in  force  on 
1 January  1995. 

4.  In the case of  the products  in Annex 2,  list 2, originating  in the Community,  Morocco 
shall  eliminate  the  industrial  component  of  the duties  in accordance  with  the  provisions 
laid  down  in  Article  11(2)  of  the  Agreement  in  respect  of  products  in  Annex  3. 

In  the  case  of  the  products  in  Annex  2,  lists  1 and  3,  originating  in  the  Community, 
Morocco  shall  eliminate  the  industrial  component  of  the  duties  in  accordance  wvth  the 
provisions  laid  down  in  Article  11(3)  of  the  Agreement  in  respect  of  products  in 
Annex  4. 

5.  The  agricultural  components  applied  pursuant  to paragraphs  1 and  2  may  be  reduced 
where,  in  trade  between  the  Community  and  Morocco,  the charge  applicable  to a  basic 
agricultural  product  is  reduced  or  where  such  reductions  are  the  result  of  mutual 
concessions  relating  to  processed  agricultural  products. 

6.  The  reduction  referred  to  in  paragraph  5,  the list  of  products  concerned  and,  where 
appropriate,  the tariff  quotas  within  which  the reduction  applies  shall  be established  by 
the  Association  Council. 

Article  11 

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1.  Customs  duties  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect  applicable  on  import  into 
Morocco of  products  originating  in the Community  other  than  those  listed  in Annexes  3, 
4  and  6 shall  be  abolished  upon  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement. 

2.  Customs  duties  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect  applicable  on  import  into 
Morocco  of  the  products  originating  in  the  Community  listed  in  Annex  3  shall  be 
progressively  abolished  in  accordance  with  the  following  schedule: 

on  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and  charge  shall  be 
reduced  to  75%  of  the  basic  duty; 
one year  after  the date of entry  into force of this Agreement  each duty  and  charge 
shall  be  reduced  to  50%  of  the  basic  duty; 
two  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

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charge  shall  be  reduced  to  25%  of  the  basic  duty; 
three  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  the  remaining 
duties  shall  be  abolished. 

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3.  Customs  duties  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect  applicable  on  import  into 
Morocco  of  the  products  originating  in  the  Community  listed  in  Annexe 4  shall  be 
progressively  abolished  in  accordance  with  the following  schedules: 

in  the case  of  the  list  appearing  in  Annex  4: 
three  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  90%  of  the basic  duty; 
four  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  80%  of  the basic  duty; 
five  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  eadTcTuty  and 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  70%  of  the basic  duty; 
six  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  60%  of  the basic  duty; 
seven  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  50%  of  the  basic  duty; 
eight  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  40%  of  the basic  duty; 
nine  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  30%  of  the basic  duty; 
ten  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  du*y  and 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  20%  of  the basic  duty; 
eleven  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  10%  of  the  basic  duty; 
twelve  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  the  remaining 
duties  shall  be  abolished. 

4.  In  the  event  of  serious  difficulties  for  a  given  product,  the  schedule  for  the  list  in 
Annex  4  may  be  reviewed  by  the  Association  Committee  by  common  accord  on  the 
understanding  that  the  schedule  for  which  the  review  has  been  requested  may  not  be 
extended  in  respect  of  the  product  concerned  beyond  the  maximum  transitional  period 
of  12 years.  If  the Association  Committee  has not taken  a decision  within  thirty  days of 
its application  to review  the schedule,  Morocco  may  suspend  the schedule  provisionally 
for  a  period  which  may  not  exceed  one  year. 

5.  For  each  product  the  basic  duty  to  which  the  successive  reductions  laid  down  in 
paragraphs  2  and  3  are  to  be  applied  shall  be  that  actually  applied  vis-à-vis  the 
Community  on  1 January  1995. 

6.  If,  after  1 January  1995,  any  tariff  reduction  is  applied  on  an  erga  omnes  basis,  the 
reduced  duties  shall  replace  the basic  duties  referred  to in  paragraph  5 as  from  the  date 
when  such  reductions  are  applied. 

7.  Morocco  shall  communicate  its  basic  duties  to  the  Community. 

1.  Morocco  hereby  undertakes  to  eliminate  the  reference  prices  applied  on  1 July  1995 

Article  12 

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to the products  listed  in  Annex  5 at the latest  three years after  the Agreement enters  into 
force. 

In cases  in  which  such  reference  prices are applied  to textiles and  clothing,  those  prices 
shall be progressively  eliminated over a period of  three years dating from  the entry  into 
force of the Agreement. The pace at which elimination of the reference prices takes place 
shall ensure that products originating  in the Community retain a margin  of preference  of 
at least 25 % over  the reference  prices  which  Morocco applies  on an erga  omnes  basis. 
If that margin of preference  cannot be maintained,  Morocco shall apply a tariff  reduction 
to products  originating  in  the Community.  That  tariff  reduction  must  not  be  lower  than 
5 % of  the customs  duties  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect  in  force  on  the  date  on 
which  that  reduction  is  due  to  be  made. 
If  Morocco's  commitments  under  the  GATT  provide  for  a  shorter  period  for  the 
elimination  of  import  reference  prices,  that  shorter  period  shall  be  applicable^ 

The provisions  of  Article  11 shall  not apply  to the products  appearing  in  Annex  6,  lists 
1  and  2,  without  prejudice  to  the  following: 
in  the case  of  the  products  on  list  1,  the provisions  of  Article  19(2)  shall  apply 
(a) 
only after  the transitional  period  has elapsed,  although  they may be made to apply  sooner 
by  a decision  of  the  Association  Council; 
the arrangements  applying  to the  products  on  lists  1 and  2  shall  be  re-examined 
(b) 
by  the  Association  Council  three  years  after  the  Agreement's  entry  into  force.  At  the 
time of  that  re-examination,  the  Association  Council  shall  establish  a  tariff-dismantling 
shcedule for  the products appearing  in Annex 6, apart from  those of subheading  6309 00. 

Article  13 

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

Article  14 

1.  Exceptional  measures  of  limited  duration  which  derogate  from  the  provisions  of 
Article  11  may  be  taken  by  Morocco  in  the  form  of  an  increase  or  reintroduction  of 
customs  duties. 

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

Customs  duties  on  imports  applicable  in  Morocco  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 during  the last year  for 
which  statistics  are  available. 

These  measures  shall  be  applied  for  a  period  not  exceeding  five  years  unless  a  longer 
duration  is  authorized  by  the  Association  Committee.  They  shall  cease  to  apply  at  the 
latest  on  the  expiry  of  the  maximum  transitional  period  of  twelve  years. 

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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  equivalent  effect  concerning  that  product. 

Morocco  shall inform  the Association  Committee of any exceptional measures it intends 
to  take  and,  at  the  request  of  the  Community,  consultations  shall  be  held  on  such 
measures and  the sectors  to which  they apply before  they are implemented. When taking 
such  measures  Morocco  shall provide  the Committee with a schedule for the elimination 
of  the  customs  duties  introduced  under  this  Article.  This  schedule  shall  provide  for  a 
phasing-out  of  these  duties  in  equal  annual  instalments  starting  at  the  latest  two  years 
after  their  introduction.  The  Association  Committee may decide on a different  schedule. 

2.  By  way  of  derogation  from  the fourth  subparagraph  of  paragraph  1,  the  Association 
Committee  may  exceptionally,  to  take account  of  the difficulties  involved  in -setting up 
a  new  industry,  authorize  Morocco  to  maintain  the  measures  already  taken  pursuant  to 
paragraph  1 foi  a  maximum  period  of  three  years  beyond  the  twelve-year  transitional 
period. 

CHAPTER  2 

AGRICULTURAL  AND FISHERY PRODUCTS 

Article  15 

The provisions  of  this Chapter  shall apply  to the products  originating  in  the CciiiLiunity 
and  Morocco  listed  in  Annex  II  to  the Treaty  establishing  the European  Community. 

Article  16 

The  Community  and  Morocco  shall  gradually  implement  greater  liberalization  of  their 
reciprocal  trade  in  agricultural  and  fishery  products. 

Article  17 

1.  Agricultural  and  fishery  products  originating  in Morocco  shall  be covered  on  import 
into  the  Community  by  the provisions  contained  respectively  in  Protocols  1 and  2. 

2.  Agricultural  products  originating  in  the Community  shall  be covered  on  import  into 
Morocco  by  the  provisions  contained  in  Protocol  3. 

Article  18 

1.  After  1. January  2000  the  Community  and  Morocco  shall  assess  the  situation  with  a 
view  to  adopting  the  liberalization  measures  to  be  applied  by  the  Community  and 
Morocco  with  effect  from  1 January  2001  in  accordance  with  the  objective  set  out  in 
Article  16. 

2.  Notwithstanding  the  provisions  of the preceding  paragraph  and  taking  account  of  the 
volume  of  trade  in  agricultural  products  between  the  two  Parties  and  the  particular 
sensitivity  of  such  products,  the  Community  and  Morocco  shall  examine  on  a  regular 
basis  in  the  Association  Council,  product  by  product  and  on  a  reciprocal  basis,  the 

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CHAPTER  3 

COMMON PROVISIONS 

Article  19 

1. 

No  new  quantitative  restriction  on  imports  or  measure  having  equivalent  effect 

.  shall  be  introduced  in  trade  between  the  Community  and  Morocco. 

2. 

3. 

Quantitative restrictions  on imports and measures having equivalent effect in trade 
between Morocco and the Community shall be abolished upon the entry into  force 
of  this  Agreement. 

Neither  the Community  nor  Morocco  shall  apply  to the other's  exports  customs 
duties or charges having equivalent effect  nor quantitative restrictions or  measures 
of  equivalent  effect. 

Article  20 

1. Should  specific  rules  be introduced  as a result  of implementation  of  their  agricultural 
policies  or  modification  of  their  existing  rules,  or  should  the  provisions  on  the 
implementation  of  their  agricultural  policies  be  modified  or  developed,  the  Comnunity 
and Morocco  may  modify  the arrangements  laid down in the Agreement in respect  of the 
products  concerned. 

The  Party  carrying  out  such  modification  shall  inform  the  Association  Committee 
thereof.  At the  request  of  the other  Party,  the Association  Committee  shall  meet to  take 
appropriate  account  of  that  Party's  interests. 

2.  If  the  Community  or  Morocco,  in  applying  paragraph  1,  modifies  the  arrangements 
made by this  Agreement  for  agricultural  products,  they shall accord  imports  originating 
in  the other  Party  an  advantage  comparable  to  that  provided  for  in  this  Agreement. 

3  . Any  modification  of  the arrangements  made by  this  Agreement  shall  be  the  subject, 
at  the  request  of  the  other  Contracting  Party,  of  consultations  within  the  Association 
Council. 

Article  21 

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

The  provisions  of  this  Agreement  shall  apply  without  prejudice  to  the  provisions  of 
Council  Regulation  (EEC)  No  1911/91  of  26  June  1991  on  the  application  of  the 
provisions  of  Community  law  to  the  Canary  Islands. 

1. The two Parties  shall  refrain  from  any  measures  or practice of an internal fiscal  nature 

' Article  22 

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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 23 

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 Association  Committee 
concerning agreements establishing  such customs unions or free  trade areas and,  where 
requested,  on  other  major  issues  related  to  their  respective  trade  policies  with  third 
countries.  In 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  Morocco  stated  in this Agreement. 

Article 24 

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 the Agreement relating 
to the application  of Article VI of the General  Agreement on Tariffs  and Trade,  related 
internal  legislation  and  the conditions  and procedures  laid down  in  Article 27. 

Article 25 

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 Contracting  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  Morocco  may take appropriate  measures  under the conditions and in 
accordance  with  the procedures  laid  down  in  Article 27. 

Article 26 

Where compliance  with  the provisions  of  Article  19(3) leads to: 

(i) 

(ii) 

re-export  to a third  country against  which  the exporting Party  maintains,  for  the 
product concerned,  quantitative export restrictions,  export duties or  measures or 
charges  having  equivalent  effect,  or 
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 27. The  measures 

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their  maintenance. 

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Article  27 

1.  In  the event  of  the  Community  or  Morocco  subjecting  imports  of  products' liable  to 
give rise to the difficulties  referred  to in Article 25 to an administrative procedure having 
as  its purpose  the rapid  supply  of  information  on  trade flow  trends,  it  shall  inform  the 
other  Party. 

2.  In the cases  specified  in Articles  24,  25 and 26, before  taking the measures  provided 
for  therein  or,  in  cases  to  which  paragraph  3(d)  applies,  as  soon  as  possible,  the 
Community  or  Morocco,  as  the  case  may  be,  shall  supply  the  Association  Committee 
with  all  relevant  information  with  a  view  to  seeking  a  solution  acceptable  tcrthe  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 Association  Committee  by 
the Party  concerned  and  shall  be  the  subject  of  periodic  consultations  within  that  body, 
.particularly  with  a  view  to  their  abolition  as  soon  as  circumstances  permit. 

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

(a) 

as regards  Article 24,  the exporting  Party  must be informed  of  the dumping case 
as  soon  as  the authorities  of  the  importing  Party  have initiated  an  investigation. 
When  no  end  has  been  put  to  the dumping  within  the  meaning  of  Article  VI  of 
the GATT  or  no  other  satisfactory  solution  has  been  reached  within  30  days  of 
the  matter  being  referred, 
the  importing  Party  may  adopt  the  appropriate 
measures; 

(b) 

as regards  Article 25, the difficulties  arising  from  the situation  referred  to in  that 
Article  shall  be  referred  for  examination  to  the  Association  Committee,  which 
may  take  any  decision  needed  to  put  an  end  to  such  difficulties. 

If  the  Association  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  what  is  necessary  to  remedy  the  difficulties  which  have  arisen; 

(c) 

as regards  Article 26,  the difficulties  arising  from  the situations  referred  to in that 
Article  shall  be  referred  for  examination  to  the  Association  Committee. 

The  Association  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  to exports  of 
the  product  concerned; 

(d) 

where  exceptional  circumstances 

requiring 

immediate  action  make  prior 

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information  or examination,  as  the case  may be,  impossible,  the Community  or 
Morocco,  whichever is concerned,  may, in the situations specified  in Articles 24, 
25 arid 26,  apply  forthwith  the precautionary  measures  strictly  necessary  to deal 
with  the situation  and  shall  inform  the other  Party  immediately  thereof. 

Article 28 

The  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 

The  concept  of  "originating  products"  for  the purposes  of  implementing  this Title  and 
the methods  of administrative  cooperation  relating  thereto are laid down in Protocol  4. 

Article  30 

The Combined  Nomenclature  of  goods  shall  be applied  to the classification  of goods  in 
trade between  the two Parties. 

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TITLE  III 

RIGHT OF ESTABLISHMENT AND SERVICES 

Article SI 

1. 
The  Parties  agree  to  widen  the  scope  of  the  Agreement  to  cover  the  right  of 
establishment  of one Party's  firms  on the territory  of the other and liberalization  of the 
provision  of  services  by one Party's  firms  to consumers  of  services  in the other. 

The Association  Council will make recommendations  for achieving the objective 

2. 
described  in paragraph  1. 

In  making  such  recommendations,  the  Association  Council  will  take  account  of  past 
experience  of  implementation  of  reciprocal  most-favoured-nation  treatment  and  of  the 
obligations of each Party  under the General  Agreement on Trade in Services annexed to 
the Agreement establishing the WTO, hereinafter  referred  to as the "GATS", particularly 
Article V of  the  latter. 

The Association  Council  will make a first  assessment  of ths achievement of this 

3. 
objective no later  than  five years after  the Agreement  enters  into  force. 

4.  Without prejudice to the provisions of paragraph 3, the Association Council shall, 
once the Agreement is in force, examine the international maritime transport  sector with 
a  view  to  making  appropriate  recommendations  for  liberalization  measures.  The 
Association Council shall take account of the results of GATS negotiations on this matter 
subsequent  to the end  of  the Uruguay  Round. 

Article 32 

1. 
At the outset,  each of the Parties  shall reaffirm  its obligations under the GATS, 
particularly  the. obligation  to  grant  reciprocal  most-favoured-nation  treatment  in  the 
service  sectors  covered  by  that  obligation. 

2. 

In accordance  with  the GATS,  such  treatment  shall  not apply  to: 

(a) 

(b) 

advantages granted  by either Party under the terms of an agreement of the 
type defined  in Article  V of the GATS or to measures  taken on the basis 
of  such  an  agreement; 
other advantages  granted  in accordance  with the list of exemptions  from 
most-favoured-nation  treatment  annexed  by either  Party  to the GATS. 

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TITLE  IV 

PAYMENTS,  CAPITAL,  COMPETITION 
AND  OTHER  ECONOMIC  PROVISIONS 

CHAPTER  I 

CURRENT  PAYMENTS  AND  MOVEMENT  OF  CAPITAL 

Article  33 

Subject  to  the  provisions  of  Article  35,  the  Parties  undertake  to  allow  all  current 
payments  for  current  transactions  to be  made  in  a  freely  convertible  currency. 

Article  34 

1.  With  regard  to  transactions  on  the  capital  account  of  balance  of  payments,  the 
Community  and  Morocco  shall ensure,  from  the entry into force of this Agreement,  that 
capital relating to direct  investments  in Morocco  in companies formed  in accordance with 
current  laws  can  move  freely,  and  that  the yield  from  such  investments  and  any  profit 
stemming  therefrom  can  be  liquidated  and  repatriated. 

2.  The Parties  shall  consult  each other  with a view to facilitating,  and fully  liberalizing 
when  the time is right,  the movement of capital  between  the Community  and  Morocco. 

Article  35 

Where one or  more  Member  States of the Community, or  Morocco,  is in serious  balance 
of  payments  difficulties,  or  under  threat  thereof,  the  Community  or  Morocco,  as  the 
case  may  be,  may,  in  accordance  with  the  conditions  established  under  the  General 
Agreement on Tariffs  and Trade and Articles  VIII and XIV of the Articles  of  Agreement 
of the International  Monetary Fund, adopt restrictions on current transactions which shall 
be of  limited  duration  and  may not go beyond  what  is necessary  to remedy  the  balance 
of  payments  situation.  The  Community  or  Morocco,  as  the case  may  be,  shall  inform 
the  other  Party  forthwith  and  shall  submit  to  it  as  soon  as  possible  a  timetable  for  the 
elimination  of  the  measures  concerned. 

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CHAPTER 2 

COMPETITION  AND OTHER ECONOMIC PROVISIONS 

Article 36 

The following  are  incompatible with the proper  functioning  of  the  Agreement, 

1. 
in so far  as they  may affect  trade  between  the Community and Morocco: 

(a) 
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; 
(b) abuse by one or  more  undertakings  of a dominant position  in the territories 
of  the Community  or of  Morocco  as a whole or in a substantial part  thereof; 
(c) any  state aid which distorts  or threatens  to distort  competition byTavouring 
certain  undertakings  or  the production  of certain  goods,  with  the exception of 
cases in which a derogation is allowed under the Treaty establishing the European 
Coal and Steel Community. 

Any  practices  contrary  to  this  Article  shall  be assessed  on  the basis  of  criteria 
2. 
the  application  of  the  rules  of  Articles  85,  86  and  92  of  the  Treaty 
arising  from 
establishing  the  European  Community  and,  in  the case of  products  failing  within  the 
scope of the European  Coal and Steel Community, the rules of Articles 65 and 66 of the 
Treaty  establishing  that  Community,  and  the, rules  relating  to  state  aid,  including 
secondary  legislation. 

3. 
The  Association  Council  shall,  within  five  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  the  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 paragraph  1(c) and related 
parts  of paragraph  2. 

4. 

(a)  For  the purposes  of  applying  the provisions  of paragraph  1(c),  the Parties 
recognize  that  during  the  first  five  years  after  the  entry  into  force  of  this 
Agreement,  any  state  aid  granted  by  Morocco  shall  be  assessed  taking  into 
account  the  fact  that  Morocco  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  Community. 

During  the same period  of  time,  Morocco  may exceptionally,  as regards  ECSC 
steel  products,  grant  state aid  for  restructuring  purposes  provided  that: 

it  leads  to  the  viability  of  the  recipient  firms  under  normal  market 
conditions  at the end  of  the restructuring  period; 
the  amount  and  intensity  of  such  aid  are  strictly  limited  to  what  is 
absolutely  necessary 
to  restore  such  viability  and  are 
progressively  reduced; 
the  restructuring  programme  is  linked  to  a  comprehensive  plan  for 
rationalizing  capacity  in Morocco. 

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The  Association  Council  shall,  taking  into  account  the  economic  situation  of 
Morocco,  decide  whether  the  period  of  five  years  should  be  extended. 

(b) 
Each  Party  shall  ensure  transparency  in  the  area  of  state  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  state  aid. 

5. 

With  regard  to products  referred  to in  Chapter  II  of  Title  II: 
the provisions  of  paragraph  1(c) do  not  apply, 
any  practices  contrary  to paragraph  1(a) 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  Community,  and  in  particular 
those  established  in  Council  Regulation  No  26/62. 

If the Community or Morocco considers  that a particular practice is incompatible 

6. 
with  the terms  of  paragraph  1,  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 interest of the other Party  or  material  injury 
to  its  domestic  industry,  including  its  services  industry, 
it may take appropriate  measures  after  consultation  within the Association  Commutée or 
after  30  working  days  following  referral  to  that  Committee. 

In the case of practices incompatible with paragraph  1(c) of this Article,  such  appropriate 
measures  may,  where the General  Agreement on Tariffs  and Trade applies  thereto,  only 
be adopted  in accordance 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  is  applicable  between  the  Parties. 

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

Article  37 

The  Member  States  and  Morocco  shall  progressively  adjust,  without  affecting 
commitments  made  under  the  GATT,  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  Morocco.  The 
Association  Committee  will  be  informed  about  the  measures  adopted  to  implement  this 
objective. 

Article  38 

With  regard  to  public  enterprises  and  enterprises  which  have  been  granted  special  or 
exclusive  rights,  the  Association  Council  shall  ensure,  from  the  fifth  year  following  the 
entry  into  force  of  the  Agreement,  that  no  measure  which  disturbs  trade  between  the 

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Community and Morocco in a manner which runs counter to the interests of The Parties 
is adopted or retained. This provision shall not impede the performance  in fact or in law 
of the specific  functions  assigned  to those enterprises. 

Article 39 

1. 
The  Parties  shall  provide  suitable  and  effective  protection  of  intellectual, 
industrial and commercial property rights, in line with the highest international standards. 
This  shall encompass  effective  means of enforcing  such rights. 

2. 
Implementation of this Article and of Annex 7 shall be regularly  assessed  by the 
Parties. If difficulties  which affect  trade arise in connection  with intellectual,  industrial 
and  commercial  property  rights,  either  Party  may request  urgent  consultations  to  find 
mutually  satisfactory  solutions. 

Article 40 

1. 
The  Parties  shall  take  appropriate  steps  to  promote  the  use  by  Morocco  of 
Community technical rules and European  standards for industrial and agri-food  products 
and certification  procedures. 

2. 
Using the principles  set out in paragraph  1  as a basis, the Parties shall, when the 
circumstances are right, conclude agreements for the mutual recognition of  certification. 

Article 41 

The Parties shall take as their aim a reciprocal and gradual liberalization of public 

1. 
procurement  contracts. 

2. 

The Association  Council shall take the steps necessary to implement paragraph  1. 

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TITLE  V 

ECONOMIC  COOPERATION 

Article  42 

Objectives 

The Parties  undertake to step up economic cooperation in their mutual interest and 

1. 
in  the  spirit  of  partnership  which  is  at  the  root  of  this  Agreement. 

The  aim  of  economic  cooperation  shall  be  to  back  Morocco's  own  efforts  to 

2. 
achieve  sustainable  economic  and  social  development. 

Article  43 

Scope 

1. 
Cooperation  shall  be  targeted  first  and  foremost  at areas  of  activity  suffering  the 
effects  of  internal  constraints  and  difficulties  or  affected  by  the  process  of  liberalizing 
Morocco's  economy  as  a  whole,  and  more  particularly  by  the  liberalization  of  trade 
between  Morocco  and  the  Community. 

Similarly,  cooperation  shall  focus  on  areas  likely  to bring  the  economies  of  the 
2. 
Community  and  Morocco  closer  together,  particularly  those which will generate  growth 
and  employment. 

Cooperation  shall  foster  economic  integration  within  the  Maghreb  using  any 

3. 
measures  likely  to  further  such  relations  within  the  region. 

Preservation  of  the environment  and ecological balances  shall constitute  a central 

4. 
component  of  the  various  fields  of  economic  cooperation. 

Where  appropriate,  the  Parties  shall  determine  by  agreement  other  fields  of 

5. 
economic  cooperation. 

Article  44 

Methods 

Economic  cooperation  shall  involve  methods  including: 

,(a) 

(b) 
(c) 
(d) 
(e) 

regular  economic  dialogue  between  the  two  Parties  covering  all  aspects  of 
macroeconomic  policy; 
communication  and  exchanges  of  information; 
advice,  use  of  the  services  of  experts  and  training; 
joint  ventures; 
assistance  with  technical,  administrative  and  regulatory  matters. 

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Article  45 

Regional  cooperation 

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In order  to make the most  of  this  Agreement,  the Parties  shall  foster  all activities  which 
have a  regional  impact  or  involve  third  countries,  notably: 
(a) 
(b) 
(c) 
(d) 
(e) 
(f) 
(g) 

intra-regional  trade  within  the  Maghreb; 
environmental  matters; 
the development  of  economic  infrastructure; 
research  in  science  and  technology; 
cultural  matters; 
customs  matters; 
regional institutions and the establishment of common or harmonized  programmes 
and  policies. 

Article  46 

Education  and  training 

The  aim  of  cooperation  shall  be  to: 
(a) 

find  ways  to  bring  about  a  significant  improvement  in  education  and  training, 
including  vocational  training; 
place  special  emphasis  on  giving  the  female  population  access  to  education, 
including  technical  training,  higher  education  and  vocational  training; 
encourage  the  establishment  of  lasting  links  between  specialist  bodies  on  the 
Parties'  territories  in  order  to pool  and  exchange  experience  and  methods. 

(b) 

(c) 

Article  47 

Scientific,  technical  and  technological  cooperation 

The  aim  of  cooperation  shall  be  to: 
(a) 

encourage  the  establishment  of  permanent  links  between  the  Parties'  scientific 
communities,  notably  by  means  of: 

providing Morocco  with access to Community research  and  technological 
development programmes  in accordance with Community  rules  governing 
non-Community  countries'  involvement  in  such  programmes; 
Moroccan  participation  in  networks  of  decentralized  cooperation; 
promoting  synergy  in  training  arid  research; 

(b) 
(c) 

(d) 

improve  Morocco's  research  capabilities; 
stimulate  technological 
know-how; 
encourage  all  activities  aimed  at  establishing  synergy  at  regional  level. 

innovation  and  the  transfer  of  new  technology  and 

Article  48 

Environment 

The  aim  of cooperation  shall  be to  prevent  deterioration  of  the environment,  to  improve 
the  quality  of  the  environment,  to  protect  human  health  and  to  achieve  rational  use oi' 
natural  resources  for  sustainable  development. 

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The  Parties  undertake  to  cooperate  in  areas  including: 
(a) 
(b) 

soil  and  water  quality; 
the consequences  of development,  particularly  industrial development  (especially 
safety  of  installations  and  waste); 
monitoring  and  preventing  pollution  of  the  sea. 

(c) 

— 

Article  49 

Industrial  cooperation 

The  aim  of  cooperation  shall  be  to: 
(a) 

encourage  cooperation  between  the  Parties'  economic  operators, 
including 
cooperation  in  the  context  of  access  for  Morocco  to  Communityjbusiness 
networks  and  decentralized  cooperation  networks; 
back  the effort  to modernize and  restructure  Morocco's public and private  sector 
industry  (including  the agri-food  industry); 
foster  an environment which favours  private initiative, with the aim of  stimulating 
and  diversifying  output  for  the domestic  and  export  markets; 
make  the  most  of  Morocco's  human  resources  and  industrial  potential  through 
better  use  of  policy  in  the  fields  of  innovation  and  research  and  technological 
development; 
facilitate  access  to  credit  to  finance  investment. 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(e) 

Article  50 

Promotion  and  protection  of  investment 

The  aim  of  cooperation  shall  be  to create  a  favourable  climate  for  flows  of  investment, 
and  to  use  the  following  in  particular: 
(a) 

the  establishment  of  harmonized  and  simplified  procedures,  co-investment 
machinery  (especially  to  link  small  and  medium-sized  enterprises)  and  methods 
of  identifying  and  providing  information  on  investment  opportunities; 
the  establishment,  where  appropriate,  of  a  legal  framework 
to  promote 
investment,  chiefly  through  the  conclusion  by  Morocco  and  the  Member  States 
of  investment  protection  agreements  and  agreements preventing  double  taxation. 

(b) 

Article  51 

Cooperation  in  standardization  and  conformity  assessment 

The  Parties  shall  cooperate  in  developing: 
(a) 

the  use  of  Community  rules  in  standardization,  metrology,  quality  control  and 
conformity  assessment; 
the  updating  of  Moroccan  laboratories,  leading  eventually  to  the  conclusion  of 
mutual  recognition  agreements  for  conformity  assessment;  • 
the bodies responsible  for  intellectual,  industrial  and commercial property  and  for 
standardization  and  quality  in  Morocco. 

(b) 

(c) 

. 

Article  52 

Approximation  of  legislation 

Cooperation  shall  be aimed  at  helping  Morocco  to bring  its legislation  closeF-to that  of 
the  Community  in  the  areas  covered  by  this  Agreement. 

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Article  53 

Financial  services 

The aim  of  cooperation  shall  be  to achieve  closer  common  rules  and  standards  in  areas 
including  the  following: 
(a) 
(b) 

bolstering  and  restructuring  Morocco's  financial  sectors; 
improving  accounting,  auditing,  supervision  and  regulation  of  financial  services 
and  financial  monitoring  in  Morocco. 

Article  54 

Agriculture  and  fisheries 

The  aim  of  cooperation  shall  be  to: 
(a) 

modernize and restructure  agriculture and fisheries  through methods including the 
modernization  of infrastructure  and equipment, the development of packaging and 
storage  techniques  and  the  improvement  of  private  distribution  and  marketing 
chains; 
diversify  output  and  external  markets; 
achieve  cooperation  in  health,  plant  health  and  growing  techniques. 

Article  55 

Transport 

The  aim  of  cooperation  shall  be  to: 
(a) 

achieve  the  restructuring  and  modernization  of  road,  rail,  port  and  airport 
infrastructure  of  common  interest,  in  correlation  with  major  trans-European 
communication  routes; 
define  and  apply  operating  standards  comparable  to  those  found 
Community; 
bring  equipment  up  to  Community  standards,  particularly  where  multimodal 
transport,  containerization  and  transhipment  are  concerned; 
gradually  improve road,  maritime and  multimodal transit  and the management  of 
ports,  airports,  sea  and  air  traffic  and  railways. 

in 

the 

Article  56 

Télécommunications  and  information  technology 

Cooperation  shall  focus  on: 
(a) 
(b) 

telecommunications  in  general; 
standardization,  conformity  testing  and  certification  for  information  technology 
and  telecommunications; 
dissemination  of  new  information 
to 
networks  and  the  interconnection  of  networks  (ISDN  - integrated  services  digital 
networks  - and  EDI  - electronic  data  interchange); 

technologies,  particularly 

in  relation 

(b) 
(c) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(c) 

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(d) 

stimulating  research  on and development of new communication and information 
technology facilities to develop the market in equipment, services and applications 
to  communications,  services  and 
related 
installations. 

technology  and 

information 

to 

Article  57 

Energy 

Cooperation  shall  focus  on: 
(a) 
(b) 
(c) 

renewable  energy; 
promoting  the  saving  of  energy; 
applied  research  relating  to  networks  of  databases  linking  the  twQjParties' 
economic  and  social  operators; 
backing  efforts 
interconnection  of  such  networks  with  Community  networks. 

to  modernize  and  develop  energy  networks  and 

the 

(d) 

Article  58 

Tourism 

The  aim  of  cooperation  shall  be  to  develop  tourism,  particularly  with  regard  to: 
(a) 

catering  management  and  quality  of  service  in  the various  fields  connected  with 
catering; 
development  of  marketing; 
promotion  of  tourism  for  young  people. 

Article  59 

Cooperation  in  customs  matters 

The  aim  of  cooperation  shall  be  to  ensure  fair  trade  and  compliance  with  trade 
rules.  It  shall  focus  on: 
(a) 
(b) 

simplifying  customs  checks  and  procedures; 
the  use  of  the  Single  Administrative  Document  and  creating  a  link 
between  the  Community  and  Moroccan  transit  systems. 

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Without  prejudice  to  the  other  forms  of  cooperation  provided  for  in  this 
Agreement,  and  particularly  those  provided  for  in  Articles  61  and  62,  the 
Contracting  Parties'  administrative  authorities  shall  provide  mutual  assistance  in 
accordance  with  the  terms  of  Protocol  5. 

Article  60 

Cooperation  in  statistics 

(b) 
(c) 

1. 

2. 

The aim of cooperation  shall  be to bring  the methods  used  by  the Parties  closer  together 
and  to put  to use  data on all  areas  covered  by this  Agreement  for  which  statistics  can  be 
collected. 

Article-61 

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Money  laundering 

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The  Parties  agree  on  the  need  to work  towards  and  cooperate  on preventing  the 
1. 
use of their financial  systems  to launder  the proceeds of criminal activities in general  and 
drug  trafficking  in  particular. 

Cooperation  in this area shall  include administrative and technical assistance  with 
2. 
the  purpose  of  establishing  suitable  standards  against  money  laundering  equivalent  to 
those  adopted  by  the  Community  and  international  forums  this  field,  including  the 
Financial  Action  Task  Force  (FATF). 

Article  62 

Combating  drug  use  and  trafficking 

1. 

The  aim  of  cooperation  shall  be to: 
(a) 

improve  the effectiveness  of policies and  measures  to prevent  and  combat 
the production  and  supply of and  trafficking  in narcotics  and  psychotropic 
substances; 
eliminate  illicit  consumption  of  such  products. 

(b) 

2. 
The  Parties  shall  together  set  out  appropriate  strategies  and  methods  of 
cooperation,  in  line  with  their  own  legislation,  to attain  these objectives.  For  any  action 
which  is  not  conducted  jointly,  there  shall  be consultations  and  close  coordinati»  n. 

Such  action  may  involve  the  appropriate  public  and  private  sector  institutions  and 
international  organizations,  in  collaboration  with  the  government  of  Morocco  and  the 
relevant  authorities  in  the  Community  and  the  Member  States. 

3. 

Cooperation  shall  take  the  following  forms  in  particular: 
(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

prevention, 

information, 

implementation 

the  establishment  or  expansion  of  clinics/hostels  and  information  centres 
for  the  treatment  and  rehabilitation  of  drug  addicts; 
the 
of 
epidemiological  research  projects; 
the establishment  of  standards  for  preventing  diversion  of precursors  and 
other  essential  ingredients  for  the  illicit  manufacture  of  narcotics  and 
psychotropic  substances  which  are  equivalent  to  those  adopted  by  the 
Community  and  the appropriate  international  authorities,  particularly  the 
Chemicals  Action  Task  Force  (CATF); 
the planning and  implementation  of programmes  providing  alternatives  to 
the  illicit  cultivation  of  narcotic  plants  in  areas  where  such  cultivation 
occurs. 

training 

and 

Article  63 

The  two  Parties  shall  together  establish  the  procedures  needed  to achieve cooperation  in 
the  fields  covered  by  this  Title. 

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TITLE  VI 

COOPERATION  IN  SOCIAL  AND  CULTURAL  MATTERS 

CHAPTER  1 

WORKERS 

Article  64 

The treatment accorded by each Member State to workers of Moroccan  nationality 
1. 
employed  in  its  territory  shall  be  free  from  any  discrimination  based  on  nationality,  as 
regards  working  conditions,  remuneration  and  dismissal,  relative  to  its  own  nationals. 

2. 
All Moroccan  workers  allowed  to undertake paid  employment  in the territory  of 
a Member  State on a temporary  basis  shall  be covered  by  the provisions  of paragraph  1 
with  regard  to  working  conditions  and  remuneration. 

Morocco  shall  accord  the  same  treatment  to  workers  who  are  nationals  of  a 

3. 
Member  State  and  employed  in  its  territory. 

Article  65 

1. 
Subject  to  the  provisions  of  the  following  paragraphs,  workers  of  Mo  ocean 
nationality  and  any  members  of  their  families  living  with  them  shall  enjoy,  in  the  field 
of  social  security,  treatment  free  from  any  discrimination  based  on  nationality  relative 
to  nationals  of  the  Member  States  in  which  they  are  employed. 

The  concept  of  social  security  shall  cover  the branches  of  social  security  dealing 
with sickness and  maternity  benefits,  invalidity, old-age and  survivors'  benefits, 
industrial  accident  and  occupational  disease  benefits  and  death,  unemployment 
and  family  benefits. 

These provisions  shall  not,  however,  cause the other coordination  rules  provided 
for  in  Community  legislation  based  on  Article  51  of  the  EC  Treaty  to  apply, 
except  under  the  conditions  set  out  in  Article  67. 

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2. 
All  periods  of. insurance,  employment  or  residence  completed  by  such  workers 
in  the  various  Member  States  shall  be  added  together  for  the  purpose  of  pensions  and 
annuities  in respect  of old age,  invalidity  and survivors'  benefits  and family,  sickness  and 
maternity  benefits  and  also  for  that  of  medical  care  for  the workers  and  for  members  of 
their  families  resident  in  the  Community. 

The  workers  in  question  shall  receive  family  allowances  for  members  of  their 

3. 
families  who  are  resident  in  the  Community. 

4. 
The  workers  in  question  shall  be able  to  transfer  freely  to Morocco,  at  the  rates 
applied  by  virtue  of  the  legislation  of  the  debtor  Member  State  or  States,  any  pensions 
or  annuities  in  respect  of  old  age,  survivor  status,  industrial  accident  or  occupational 
disease,  or of invalidity  resulting  from  industrial  accident or occupational disease,  except 
in  the  case  of  special  non-contributory  benefits. 

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5. 
Morocco  shall  accord  to  workers  who  are  nationals  of  a  Member  State  and 
employed in its territory,  and to the members of their families,  treatment  similar to that 
specified  in paragraphs  1, 3 and 4. 

Article 66 

The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  shall  not  apply  to  nationals  of  the  Parties  residing  or 
working  illegally  in  the territory  of  their  host countries. 

Article 67 

1. 
Before the end of the first  year  following the entry into force of this Agreement, 
the  Association  Council  shall  adopt  provisions  to  implement  the  principles  set  out  in 
Article 65. 

2. 
The Association  Council shall adopt detailed rules for administrative cooperation 
providing the necessary  management and monitoring guarantees for the application of the 
provisions  referred  to in paragraph  1. 

Article 68 

The provisions  adopted  by the Association  Council in accordance  with Article 67 shall 
not affect any rights or obligations arising from bilateral agreements linking Morocco and 
the Member  States  where  those  agreements  provide  for  more  favourable  treatment  of 
nationals  of  Morocco  or of  the  Member  States. 

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CHAPTER  2 

DIALOGUE  IN  SOCIAL  MATTERS 

Article  69 

The  Parties  shall  conduct  regular  dialogue  on  any  social  matter  which  is  of 

1. 
interest  to  them. 

Such  dialogue  shall  be  used  to  find  ways  to  achieve  progress  in  the  field  of 
2. 
movement  of  workers  and  equal  treatment  and  social  integration  for  Moroccan  and 
Community  nationals  residing  legally  in  the  territories  of  their  host  countries. 

3. 

Dialogue  shall  notably  cover  all  issues  connected  with: 
(a) 
(b) 
(c) 

the  living  and  working  conditions  of  the  migrant  communities; 
migration; 
illegal  immigration  and the conditions governing  the return  of  individuals 
who are  in  breach  of  the  legislation  dealing  with  the  right  to stay  and  the 
right  of  establishment  in  their  host  countries; 
schemes and program mes to encourage equal treatment between  Moroccan 
and Community  nationals,  mutual knowledge of cultures and civilizations, 
the  furthering  of  tolerance  and  the  removal  of  discrimination. 

(d) 

Article  70 

Dialogue  on  social  matters  shall  be conducted  at the same levels  and  in  accordance  with 
the  same  procedures  as  provided  for  in  Title  I  of  this  Agreement,  which  can  itself 
provide  a  framework  for  that  dialogue. 

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CHAPITER  3 

COOPERATION  IN  THE SOCIAL  FIELD 

Article  71 

1.  With  a  view  to  consolidating  cooperation  between  the  Parties  in  the  social  field, 
projects  and  programmes  shall  be  carried  out  in  any  area  of  interest  to  them. 

Priority  will be  afforded  to: 

(a)  reducing  migratory  pressure,  notably  by  improving  living conditions,  creating  jobs 

and  developing  training  in  areas  from  which  emigrants  come; 

(b)  resettling  those  repatriated  because  of  their  illegal  status  under  the legislation  of  the 

state  in  question; 

(c)  promoting  the  role  of  women  in  the  economic  and  social  development  process 
through  education  and  the  media  in  step  with  Moroccan  policy  on  the  matter; 
(d)  bolstering  and  developing  Morocco's  family  planning  and  mother  and  child 

protection  programmes; 

(e)  improving  the  social  protection  system; 
(f)  enhancing  the  health  cover  system; 
(g)  implementing  and  financing  exchange and  leisure programmes  for  mixed  groups  of 
Moroccan  and  European  young  people  residing  in  the Member  States,  with  •». view 
to promoting  mutual  knowledge of their  respective  cultures  and  fostering  tolerance. 

Article  72 

Cooperation  schemes  may  be  carried  out  in  coordination  with  Member  States  and 
relevant  international  organizations. 

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Article  73 

A working  party  shall  be  set  up  by  the  Association  Council  by  the end  of  the  first  year 
following  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement.  It  shall  be  responsible  for  the 
continuous  and  regular  evaluation  of  the  implementation  of  Chapters  1 to 3._ 

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CHAPTER  4 

COOPERATION  ON  CULTURAL  MATTERS 

Article  74 

1.  In order  to boost  mutual  knowledge  and  understanding,  taking account of  activities 
already  carried  out,  the Parties  shall  undertake - while respecting  each other's  culture -
to  provide  a  firmer  footing  for  lasting  cultural  dialogue  and  to  promote  continuous 
cultural  cooperation  between  them,  without  ruling  out any field of  activity. 

2.  In  putting  together  cooperation  projects  and  programmes  and  carrying  out  joint 
activities,  the  Parties  shall  place  special  emphasis  on  young  people,  on  written  and 
audio-visual  means  of  expression  and  communication,  and  on  the  protectiomof  their 
heritage and  the dissemination  of  culture. 

The Parties agree that cultural cooperation programmes already under way in the 

3. 
Community  or in one or  more  of  its  Member  States  may be extended  to Morocco. 

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TITLE  VII 

FINANCIAL  COOPERATION 

Article  75 

With a view  to full  attainment of the Agreement's  objectives,  financial  cooperation  shall 
be  implemented  for  Morocco  in  line  with  the  appropriate  financial  procedures  and 
resources. 

These  procedures  shall  be  adopted  by  mutual  agreement  between  the  Parties  by  means 
of  the  most  suitable  instruments  once  the  Agreement  enters  into  force. 

In  addition  to  the areas  covered  by  the Titles  V and  VI of  this  Agreement,  cooperation 
shall  entail: 

facilitating  reforms  aimed  at  modernizing  the  economy; 
updating  economic  infrastructure; 
promoting  private  investment  and job  creation  activities; 
taking into account the effects  of the progressive  introduction  of a free  trade area on 
the  Moroccan  economy  ,in  particular  where  the  updating  and  restructuring  of 
industry  is  concerned; 
flanking  measures  for  policies  implemented  in  the  social  sectors. 

Article  76 

instruments 

Within  the  framework  of  Community 
intended  to  buttress  structural 
adjustment  programmes  in  the  Mediterranean  countries  - and  in close  coordination  with 
the Moroccan  authorities  and  other  contributors,  in particular  the international  financial 
institutions  - the Community  will examine suitable ways of supporting  structural  policies 
carried  out by  Morocco  to  restore  financial  equilibrium  in  all  its  key  aspects  and  create 
an  economic  environment  conducive  to  boosting  growth,  while  at  the  same  time 
enhancing  social  welfare. 

Article  77 

In order  to ensure a coordinated  approach  to dealing with the exceptional  macroeconomic 
and  financial  problems  which  could  stem  from  the  progressive  implementation  of  the 
Agreement,  the  Parties  shall  closely  monitor  the  development  of  trade  and  financial 
relations  between  the Community  and  Morocco  as part of the regular  economic dialogue 
established  under  Title  V. 

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TITLE  VIII 

INSTITUTIONAL,  GENERAL  AND  FINAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  78 

An Association  Council  is hereby  established  which  shall meet at ministerial level once a year 
and  when circumstances  require,  on  the initiative of its Chairman  and in accordance  with  the 
conditions  laid  down  in  its  rules  of  procedure. 

It  shall  examine  any  major  issues  arising  within  the  framework  of  this  Agreement  and  any 
other  bilateral  or  international  issues  of  mutual  interest. 

Article  79 

1.  The  Association  Council  shall  consist  of  the  members  of  the  Council  of  the  European 
Union and  members  of the Commission  of the European  Communities,  on the one hand,  and 
of  members  of  the  Government  of  the  Kingdom  of  Morocco,  on  the  other. 

2.  Members  of  the  Association  Council  may  arrange  to be represented,  in  accordance  with 
the provisions  laid  down  in  its  rules  of  procedure. 

3.  The  Association  Council  shall  establish  its  rules  of  procedure. 

4.  The  Association  Council  shall  be  chaired  in  turn  by  a  member  of  the  Council  of  the 
European  Union and a member of  the Government  of the Kingdom of Morocco in accordance 
with  the  provisions  laid  down  in  its  rules  of  procedure. 

Article  80 

The  Association  Council  shall,  for  the  purpose  of  attaining  the objectives  of  the  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  Association  Council  may  also  make  appropriate 
recommendations. 

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

Article  81 

Subject  to the powers  of  the Council,  an  Association  Committee  is hereby  established 

1. 
which  shall  be  responsible  for  the  implementation  of  the  Agreement. 

The  Association  Council  may delegate to the Association  Committee,  in full  or in part, 

2. 
any  of  its  powers. 

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Article  82 

The Association  Committee,  which  shall  meet at the level of officials,  shall consist  of 
1. 
representatives  of  members  of  the  Council  of  the  European  Union  and  of  members  of  the 
Commission  of  the  European  Communities,  on  the  one  hand,  and of  representatives  of  the 
Government  of  the  Kingdom  of  Morocco,  on  the  other. 

2. 

The  Association  Committee  shall  establish  its  rules  of procedure. 

The  Association  Committee  shall  be  chaired  in  turn  by  a  representative  of  the 
3. 
Presidency  of the Council of the European  Union and by a representative  of the  Government 
of  the  Kingdom  of  Morocco. 

The  Association  Committee  shall  normally  meet  alternately  in  the  Community  and  in 
Morocco. 

Article  83 

The Association  Committee shall  have the power to take decisions  for  the management 
of  the Agreement  as  well  as  in  those  areas  in  which  the Council  has  delegated  its powers  to 
it. 

Itrshall draw  up its decisions  by agreement  between  the Parties.  These decisions  shall 
be binding on the Parties,  which  shall  take the measures  necessary  to implement the decisions 
taken. 

Article  84 

The  Association  Council  may  decide  to  set  up any  working  group  or  body necessary  for  the 
implementation  of  the  Agreement. 

Article  85 

The  Association  Council  shall  take  all  appropriate  measures  to  facilitate  cooperation  and 
contacts  between  the European  Parliament  and  the parliamentary  institutions  of  the Kingdom 
of  Morocco,  and  between  the  Economic  and  Social  Committee  of  the  Community  and  its 
counterpart  in  the  Kingdom  of  Morocco. 

Article  86 

1.  Either  Party  may  refer  to  the  Association  Council  any  dispute  relating  to  the  application 
or  interpretation  of  this  Agreement. 

2.  The  Association  Council  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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4.  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. For the application of this procedure,  the 
Community  and  the  Member  States  shall  be deemed  to be one  Party  to the dispute. 

The  Association  Council  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  87 

Nothing  in  the Agreement  shall  prevent  a Contracting  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,  munitions  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. 

Article  88 

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

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

~ 

-  the  arrangements  applied  by  the  Community  m  respect  of  the  Kingdom  of  Morocco  shall 
not  give  rise  to any  discrimination  between  Moroccan  nationals  or  its  companies  or  firms. 

Nothing  in  the  Agreement  shall  have  the  effect  of: 

Article  89 

extending  the  fiscal  advantages  granted  by either  Party  in any  international  agreement 
or  arrangement  by  which  it  is  bound; 

preventing  the  adoption  or  application  by  either  Party  of  any  measure  aimed  at 
preventing  fraud  or  the  evasion  of  taxes; 

4<> 

opposing  the right  of either  Party  to apply the relevant provisions  of  its Jax  legislation 
to taxpayers  who  are  not  in  an  identical  situation  as  regards  their place of  residence. 

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Article  90 

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

If either Party  considers  that the other Party has failed  to fulfil  an obligation  under the 
2. 
Agreement,  it  may  take  appropriate  measures.  Before  so  doing,  except  in  cases  of  special 
urgency,  it shall  supply  the Association  Council  with all the 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 
to  the 
functioning  of  the  Agreement.  These  measures  shall  be  notified 
Association  Council  and  shall  be the subject  of consultations  within  the Association  Council 
if  the other  Party  so  requests. 

immediately 

Article  91 

Protocols  1  to  5,  Annexes  1  to  7  and  the  declarations  shall  form  an  integral  ; art  of  the 
Agreement.The  declarations  and  exchanges  of  letters  can  be  found  in  the  Final  Act,  which 
shall  likewise  form  an  integral  part  of  the  Agreement. 

Article  92 

For  the purposes  of  this  Agreement,  "Parties"  shall  mean,  on  the one hand,  the  Community 
or  the  Member  States,  or  the  Community  and  its  Member  States,  in  accordance  with  their 
respective  powers,  and  Morocco,  on  the  other. 

This  Agreement  shall  be  concluded  for  an  unlimited  period. 

Article  93 

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

Article  94 

This  Agreement  shall  apply,  on  the  one  hand,  to  the  territories  in  which  the  Treaties 
establishing  the  European  Community  and  the  European  Coal  And  Steel  Community  are 
applied  and  under  the conditions  laid down  in those Treaties  and, on the other,  to the territory 
of  the Kingdom  of  Morocco. 

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Article 95 

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

. 

Article 96 

1.  The Agreement  shall  be approved  by the Contracting  Parties in accordance  with  their  own 

procedures. 

It shall enter into force on the first day of the second  month following  the date on which the 
Contracting  Parties  notify  each  other  that the procedures  referred  to in  the fiFSt-  paragraph 
have been completed. 

2.  Upon its entry into  force,  the Agreement  shall  replace the Cooperation  Agreement between 
the  European  Community  and  the  Kingdom  of  Morocco  and  the  Agreement  between  the 
Member  States of  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and  the Kingdom  of  Morocco, 
signed  in Rabat on  25  April  1976. 

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JOINT  DECLARATIONS 

Joint  declaration  relating to  Article  5 • 

The  Parties  hereby  agree  that  political  dialogue  at  ministerial  level  should  take 

1. 
place at least  once  a year. 

The  Parties  consider  that  political  dialogue  should  be  established  between  the 

2. 
European  Parliament  and  the Moroccan  parliamentary  institutions. 

Joint  declaration  relating  to  Article  10 

The two Parties  hereby  agree to establish jointly  the  separate  specification  by"Morocco 
of  an  agricultural  component  in  the  import  duties  in  force  on  goods  originating  in  the 
Community  before  the  entry  into  force  of  the  Agreement  in  respect  of  the  products 
appearing  in list  2  in  Annex  2  to the  Agreement. 

This  principle  will  also  apply  to  the  products  appearing  in  list  3  in  Annex  2  to  the 
Agreement  before  elimination  of  the industrial  component  begins. 

Should  Morocco  raise  the duties in force  on  1 January  1995 for  the products  mentioned 
above  owing  to  the  agricultural  component,  it  will  accord  the  Community  a  25% 
reduction  on  the  increase  in  duties. 

Joint  declaration  relating  to  Article  12 

1. 
With  regard  to  textiles  and  clothing,  the  Parties  hereby  agree  that  the  schedule 
for  the elimination  of  reference  prices  and  the  tariff  reduction  which  are  referred  to in 
Article  12(1)  shall  be agreed  upon through  an exchange of  letters  before  the  Agreement 
is  signed. 

2. 
With  regard  to  the  products  affected  by  the  tariff-dismantling  referred  to  in 
Article  12(2),  it  is  understood  that  a  checking  system  shall  be  established  in  Morocco 
with technical assistance  from  the Community. Morocco  shall undertake to establish  such 
a  checking  system  by  31 December  1999. 

Joint  declaration  relating  to  Article  33 

It is understood  that the concept of convertibility  of current  payments is to be  interpreted 
in  accordance  with  Article  VIII  of  the  Articles  of  Agreement  of  the  International 
Monetary  Fund. 

Joint  declaration  relating  to  Article  39 

Under  the  Agreement,  the  Parties  agree  that  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial 
property  comprises,  in particular,  copyright,  including copyright  in computer  programs. 

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and neighbouring rights, commercial trademarks and geographical descriptions including 
designation  of  origin,  industrial  designs  and  models,  patents,  configuration  plans 
(topographies) of integrated circuits, protection of undisclosed information and protection 
against unfair  competition in accordance with Article  10(a) of the Paris  Convention  for 
the Protection  of Industrial  Property  in the 1967 Act of Stockholm  (Paris Union). 

Joint  declaration  relating to Article 42 

The Contracting Parties reaffirm  the importance they attach to decentralized cooperation 
programmes as an additional means of promoting the exchange of experience and transfer 
of  knowledge in  the Mediterranean  region  and between  the European  Community  and 
its partners. 

Joint  declaration  relating to Article 43 

The Parties hereby agree that within the context of economic cooperation provision shall 
be made for technical assistance in matters relating to safeguard clauses and anti-dumping 
checks. 

Joint  declaration  relating to Article 49 

The Contracting Parties recognize the need to modernize the Moroccan productive sector 
in order to adapt it better to the realities of the international and the European e-co îomy. 

The Community will give its support to Morocco in implementing a support programme 
in the industrial  sectors  to benefit  from restructuring  and updating in order to cope with 
difficulties  which  may  stem  from  the  liberalization  of  trade  and  in  particular  the 
dismantling  of  tariffs. 

Joint  declaration  relating to Article 50 

The Contracting  Parties  attach  importance to boosting  the flow of  direct  investment  to 
Morocco. 

They agree to expand Morocco's access to Community investment promotion instruments 
in accordance  with  the relevant  Community provisions. 

Joint  declaration  relating to  Article 51 

The Parties hereby agree to implement the cooperation referred  to in Article 51 as soon 
as possible  and  to give it priority. 

Joint  declaration  relating  to  Article 64 

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Without prejudice  to  the conditions  and procedures  applicable  in  each  Member 
State,  the Parties  will examine the matter of access  to a Member  State's labour  market 
of the spouse and children, legally resident under family reunification  arrangements,  of 
Moroccan  workers  legally  employed  on  the  territory  of  a  Member  State,  except  for 
seasonal  workers,  those  on  secondment  or  on  placement,  for  the  duration  of  the 
worker's  authorized  stay. 

With regard to the absence of discrimination as regards redundancy,  Article 64(1) 
may not be invoked  to obtain renewal  of  a residence permit.  The granting,  renewal  or 
refusal  of a residence permit shall be governed by the legislation of each Member State 
and the bilateral agreements and conventions in force between Morocco and the Member 
State. 

Joint  declaration relating  to  Article  65 

It is  understood  that the term  "members  of  their family"  shall  be defined  according  to 
the national  legislation  of  the host  country concerned. 

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Joint  declaration  relating to Articles 34. 35. 16 and 77 

If,  during  the  progressive  implementation  of  the  Agreement,  Morocco  experiences 
serious  balance  of  payments  difficulties,  Morocco  and  the  Community  may  hold 
consultations  to work out the best ways and means of helping Morocco cope with these 
difficulties. 

Such consultations will take place in conjunction  with the International Monetary  Fund. 

Joint  declaration relating to Article 90 

The Parties  agree,  for  the purpose of the correct interpretation  and practical 

(a) 
application  of  this Agreement,  that the term  "cases of special urgency"  in Article 90 
means a case of the material breach  of the Agreement by one of the Parties.  A 
material breach  of the Agreement  consists in: 

repudiation  of the Agreement not sanctioned  by the general rules of 
international law; 
violation  of the essential  elements of the Agreement,  namely its  Articled. 

The Parties  agree that the  "appropriate  measures"  referred  to in Article 90 are 

(b) 
measures  taken in accordance with international law. If a Party  takes  measure in a 
case of  special  urgencyas provided  for  under Article 90, the other Party  may avail 
itself  of  the procedure  relating  to settlement  of disputes. 

Joint  declaration  relating to  Article 96 

The advantages  which Morocco  derives from  the arrangements  granted  to it by 
France under  the Protocol  on goods originating  in and coming  from  certain  countries 
and enjoying  special treatment  when imported into a Member  State, annexed  to the 
Treaty  establishing  the European  Community,  have been taken into account in this 
Agreement.  As a result,  these special arrangements  must be considered  repealed  from 
the date on which the Agreement  enters into force. 

Joint  declaration  relating to textiles 

It is understood  that the arrangements  for  textile products  will be the subject  of a 
special protocol,  to be concluded  by 31 December  1995, on the basis  of  the 
provisions  of  the arrangement  in force  in 1995. 

Joint  declaration  relating  to  readmission 

The Parties  hereby  agree to adopt bilaterally  the appropriate  provisions  and  measures 
to cover  readmission  of  their  nationals in cases in which  the latter  have left  their 
countries.  For  those purposes,  in the case of the Member  States of  the European 
Union,  "nationals",shall  be taken  to mean Member-State  nationals  as defined  for 
Community  purposes. 

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DECLARATION  BY THE EUROPEAN  COMMUNITY-

Declaration  relating to Article 29 

If Morocco concludes agreements with other Mediterranean  countries with a view to 
establishing free  trade, the European  Community is willing to consider cumulation of origin 
in its trade with those countries. 

The  Community  points  to  the conclusions  of  the Cannes  European  Council,  which 
emphasize  the  importance  of  phasing  in  cumulation  of  origin  among  all  the. Parties  in  a 
manner similar  to that proposed  by the Community for the countries of Central and Eastern 
Europe,  in order  to establish  a Euro-Mediterranean  free-trade  area. 
With that aim in mind, the Community has decided that it will propose to Morocco that there 
be a harmonization  of rules  of  origin  with  those established  by the agreeements  with  other 
Mediterranean countries, which are the same as the rules in the agreements with the countries 
of  Central  and  Eastern  Europe,  once  those  rules  become  applicable  in  a  Mediterranean 
country. 

DECLARATIONS  BY MOROCCO 

Morocco,  which  has  signed 

the  Non-Proliferation  Treaty,  wishes  to  develop 

cooperation  in nuclear energy  with  the Community in the  future. 

As part of cooperation in the field of investment, Morocco wishes consideration  to be 

given to the possibility  of establishing  a guarantee fund  for  European  investment 

Morocco  wishes  its  interests  be  taken  into  account  where  any  concessions  and 
advantages are granted to other Mediterranean non-member countries under future agreements 
concluded  between  those countries  and the European  Community. 

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ANNEX  1 

CN  code 

0403 

Products  referred  to  in  Article  10(1) 

Description 

Buttermilk,  curdled  milk  and  cream,  yogurt,  képhir  and  other  fermented  or  acidified  milk 
and  cream,  whether  or  not  concentrated  or  containing  added  sugar  or  o t h er sweetening 
matter  or  flavoured  or  containing  added  fruit,  nuts  or  cocoa: 

0403  10  51 

-  Yoghurt,  flavoured  or  containing  added  fruit,  nuts  or  cocoa: 

0403  10  53 

0403  10  59 

0403  10  91 

0403  10  93 

0403  10  99 

0403  90  71 

0403  90  73 

0403  90  79 

0403  90  91 

0403  90  93 
0403  90  99 
0710  40  00 
0711  90  30 

1517 

—  not  exceeding  1,5% 

—  exceeding  1,5%  but  not  exceeding  2 7% 

—  exceeding  2 7% 

—  other,  of  a  milk  fat  content  by  weight: 

—  not  exceeding  3% 

—  exceeding  3%  but  not  exceeding  6% 

—  exceeding  6% 

-  Other,  flavoured  or  containing  added  fruit,  nuts  or  cocoa: 

in  powder,  granules  or  other  solid  forms,  of  a  milk  fat  content,  by  weight: 

—  not  exceeding  1,5% 

—  exceeding  1.5%  bul  not  exceeding  27% 

—  exceeding  2 7% 

—  other,  of  a  milk  fal  content  by  weight: 

—  not  exceeding  3% 

—  exceeding  3%  but  not  exceeding  6% 
—  exceeding  6% 
Sweet  corn,  uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or  boiling  in  water,  frozen: 
Sweet  corn,  provisionally  preserved  (for  example,  by  sulphur  dioxide  gas,  in  brine,  in 
sulphur  water  or  in  other  preservative  solutions),  but  unsuitable  in  that  state  for  immediate 
consumption 

Margarine;  edible  mixtures  or  preparations  of  animal  or  vegetable  fats  or  oils  or  of 
fractions  of  different  fats  or  oils  of  this  chapter,  other  than  edible  fats  or  oils  or  their 
fractions  of  heading  No  1516: 

1517  10  10 

-  Margarine,  excluding  liquid  margarine,  containing  more  than  10%>  but  not  more  than  15% 

1517  90  10 

1702  50  00 

1704 

by  weight  of  milk  fats 

-  other,  containing  more  than  10%  but  not  more  than  15%  by  weight  of  milk  fats 

Chemically  p u re  fructose 

Sugar  confectionery  (including  white  chocolate),  not  containing  cocoa,  except  liquorice 
extract  containing  more  than  10%  by  weight  of  sucrose  but  not  containing  other  added 
substances,  of  CN  code  1704  90  10 

1704  10  11 

—  Chewing-gum,  whether  or  not  sugar-coated: 
-  Containing  less  than  60%  by  weight  of  sucrose  (including  invert  sugar  expressed  as 

sucrose): 

---  in  strips 

—  other 

1704  10  19 

—  Containing  60%  or  more  by  weight  of  sucrose  (including  invert  sugar  expressed  as 

1704  10  91 
1704  10  CO, 

1704  90  30 

sucrose): 

in  strips 

- 
—  nth^r 

-  White  chocolate 
—  other: 

; 

1704  90  51 

Pastes,  including  marzipan,  in  immediate  packings  of  a  net  content  of  1  kg  or  more 

54 

CN.code 

1704 90 55 

1704 90 61 

1704 90 65 

1704 90 71 

1704 90 75 

1704 90 81 

1704 90 99 

1806 

1806 10 15 

Description 

—  Throat pastilles  and cough  drops 

—  Sugar coaled  (panned)  goods 
—  Other: 

-

~ 

—  Gum confectionery  and jelly  confectionery  including  fruit  pastes  in the  form  of  sugar 

confectionery 

—  Boiled  sweets,  whether or not filled 

—  Toffees,  caramels  and  similar sweets 

—  other: 

—  compressed  tablets 

— other 

Chocolate  and  other  food  preparations  containing  cocoa: 

—  Containing  no  sucrose or containing  less than 5% by  weight of  sucrose  (including  invert 

sugar expressed  as  sucrose)  or isoglucose  expressed  as  sucrose 

1806 10 20 

—  Containing  5% or  more but less  than 65% by weight of  sucrose  (including  invert sugar 

expressed  as  sucrose)  or isoglucose  expressed  as  sucrose 

„___ 

1806 10 30 

—  Containing  65% or more but less  than 80% by  weight  of  sucrose  (including  invert  sugar 

expressed  as  sucrose)  or  isoglucose  expressed  as  sucrose 

1806 10 90 

—  Containing  80%  or more by  weight of  sucrose  (including  invert  sugar  expressed  as 

sucrose)  or  isoglucose  expressed  as  sucrose 

1806 20 10 

—  Other  preparations  in  blocks,  slabs  or bars  weighing  more  than 2  kg or  in  liquid,  paste, 
powder,  granular or other bulk  form  in containers  or  immediate  packing  of  a content 
exceeding  2  kg: 

--  Containing  31 % or  more  by  weight  of  cocoa  butter or containing  ? combined  weight 

of  31 % or  more  of  cocoa  butter  and  milk  fat 

1806 20 30 

—  Containing  a  combined  weight  of  25% or more,  but  less  than 31%, of  cocoa  butter and 

1806 20 50 

1806 20 70 

1806 20 80 

1806 20 95 

1806 31 00 

1806 32 10 

1806 32 90 

1806 90 11 

1806 90 19 

1806 90  31 

1806 90  39 

1806 90  50 

1806  90  60 

1806 90  70 

1806 90  90 

1901 

milk  fat 
—  other: 

—  Containing  18% or more by weight  of  cocoa  butter 

—  Chocolate  milk  crumb 

--  Chocolate  flavour  coating 

—  other 

—  other,  in  blocks,  slabs  or  bars: 

—  filled 

—  not  filled: 

—  with  added  cereal,  fruit  or  nuts 

—  other 

—  other. 
—  Chocolate  and  chocolate  products: 
—  Chocolates,  whether  or  not  filled: 
—  containing  alcohol 
— other 

—  other: 

--filled 

_ 

' 

- 

" 

—  not filled 
—  Sugar  confectionery  and  substitutes  therefor  made  from  sugar  substitution  products, 

containing  cocoa 

—  Spreads  containing  cocoa 

, 

—  Preparations  containing  cocoa  for  making  beverages 

—  Other 

Malt  extract;  food  preparations  of  flour,  meal,  starch  or  malt  extract,  not  containing  cocoa 
powder  or  containing  cocoa  powder  in a  proportion  by  weight  of  less  than  50%,  not 
elsewhere  specified  or  included;  food  preparations  of  goods  of  heading  Nos  0401  to  0404, 
not  containing  cocoa  powder  or  containing  cocoa  powder  in  a  proportion  by  weight  of  less 
than  10%,  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included 

55 

CN  code 

1901  10 

1901  20 

1901  90  11 

1901 90  19 

1901 90  99 

1902 

Description 

" Preparations  for  infant  use,  put  up  for  retail  sale 

* Mixes  and  doughs  for  the  preparation  of  bakers'  wares  of  heading  no  r905 

-  Mall  extract: 
—  with  a  dry  extract  content  of  90%  or  more  by  weight 

-  other 

-  other 

••. 

Pasta,  excluding  stuffed  pasta  falling  within  CN  codes  1902 20  10 and  1902  20  30; 
couscous,  whether  or  not  cooked 

1902  11 

-  Uncooked  pasta,  not  stuffed  or  otherwise  prepared: 

1902  19  10 

1902  19 90 

1902 20  91 

1902 20  99 

1902  30  10  • 

1902  30  90 

1902  40  10 

1902  40  90 

1903  00  00 

1904 

—  containing  eggs 

—  not  containing  flour  or  common  wheat  semolina 

—  other 

-  Stuffed  pasta,  whether  or  not  cooked  qr  otherwise  prepared: 

—  cooked 

-  other 

-  other  pasta: 
—  dried 
-  other 

-  Couscous: 

—  unprepared 

-  other 

Tapioca  and  substitutes  therefor  prepared  from  starch,  in  t.ie  forri  of  flakes,  grains,  pearls, 
sidings  or  similar  forms 
Prepared  foods  obtained  by  the  swelling  or  roasting  of  cereals  or  cereal  products  (for 
example,  corn  flakes);  cereals,  other  than  maize  (corn),  in  grain  form,  pre-cooked  or 
otherwise  prepared: 

1904  10  10 

-  Prepared  foods  obtained  by  the  swelling  or  roasting  of  cereals  or  cereal  products: 

1904  10  30 

1904  10 90 

1904  90  10 

1904  90  90 

1905 

. 

1905  10 00 

1905  20  10 

—  obtained  from  maize 

-  obtained  from  rice 

--  other 

-  other: 
--  rice 
-  other 

Bread,  pastry,  cakes,  biscuits  and  other  bakers'  wares,  whether  or  not  containing  cocoa; 
communion  wafers,  empty  cachets  of  a  kind  suitable  for  pharmaceutical  use,  sealing 
wafers,  rice  paper  and  similar  products: 

-  Crispbread 

-  Gingerbread  and  the  like:  ' 
--  Containing  less  than  30%  by  weight  of  sucrose  (including  invert  sugar"èxpressed  as 

sucrose) 

1905  20  30 

-  Containing  30%  or  more  but  less  than  50%  by  weight  of  sucrose  (including  invert  sugar 

expressed  as  sucrose) 

1905  20  90 

—  Containing  50%  or  more  by  weight  of  sucrose  (including  invert  sugar  expressed  as 

sucrose) 

1905  30  11 

-  Sweet  biscuits;  waffles  and  wafers: 
—  Completely  or  partially  coated  or  covered  with  chocolate  or  other  preparations 

containing  cocoa: 

—  in  immediate  packings  of  a  net  content  not  exceeding  85g 

1905  30  19 

' 

—  other 
—  other: 
—  sweet  biscuits 

1905  30  30 

—-  containing  8%  or  more  by  weight  of  milk  fats 
—  other 

190^  30  51 

—-  s-inrhvirh  hisrnits 

: 

56 

CN  code 

1905  30  59 

1905  30  91 

1905  30  99 
1905  40  10 

1905  40  90 

1905  90  10 

1905 90  20 

I 

' 

" 

other 

Description 

—  waffles  and  wafers 

—  sailed,  whether  or  not  filled 

—other 
-Rusks,  toasted  bread  and  similar  toasted  products: 
—  rusks 

-  other 

-  Matzos 

_ 

;•.• 

-  Communion  wafers,  empty  cachets  of  a  kind  suitable  for  pharmaceutical  use,  sealing 

wafers,  rice  paper  and  similar  products: 

-  other: 

1905  90  30 

—  Bread,  not  containing  added  honey,  eggs,  cheese  or  fruit,  and  containing  by  weight  in 

1905  90  40 

1905  90  45 

1905  90  55 

1905  90  60 

1905  90  90 

2001  90  30 

200190  40 

2.004  10 91 

2004  90  10 

2005  20  10 

2005  80  00 

2008  92  45 

2008  99  85 

the  dry  matter  state  not  more  than  5%  of  sugars  and  not  more  than  5%  of  fat 

—  waffles  and  wafers  with  a water  content  not  exceeding  10%  by  weight 

~-  Biscuits 

"""""" 

—  Extruded  or  expanded  products,  savoury  or  salted 

--  other: 

—  with  added  sweetening  matter 

—  other: 

Sweet  corn  {Zea  Mays  var.  saccharaia)  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

Yams,  sweet  potatoes  and  similar  edible  parts  of  plants  containing  5%  by  weight  or  more 
of  starch,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 
Potatoes  in  the  form  of  flour,  meal  or  flakes,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  frozen 

Sweet  corn  {Zea Mays  var.  saccharaia)  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or 
acetic  acid,  frozen 

Potatoes  in  the  form  of  flour,  meal  or  flakes,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  not  frozen 

Sweet  corn  {Zea Mays  var.  saccharaia)  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or 
acetic  acid,  not  frozen 

Preparation  of  the  Musli type  based  on  unroasted  cereal  flakes 

Maize  (corn)  other  than  sweet  corn  {Zea mays  var.  saccharaia)  otherwise  prepared  or 
preserved,  not  containing  added  sugar  or  spirit 

2008  99  91 

Yams,  sweet  potatoes  and  similar  edible parts  of  plants  containing  5%  by  weight  or  more 

2101  10 98 

2101  20  98 

2101  30  19 

2101  30  99 

2102  10  31 

2102  10 39 

2105 

2105  00  10 

2105  00  91 
2105  0099 

of  starch,  otherwise  prepared  or  preserved,  not  containing  added  sugar  or  spirit 
—  other 

~~~" 

! 

—  other 

Roasted  coffee  substitutes  other  than  roasted  chicory 

— 

Extracts,  essences  and  concentrates  of  roasted  coffee  substitutes  other  than  roasted  chicory 

-  Bakers'  yeast 

-  oilier 

Ice  cream  and  other  edible  ice,  whether  or  not  containing  cocoa 

-  containing  no  milk  fats  or  containing  less  than  3%  by  weight  of  such  fats 

-  containing  by  weight  of  milk  fats: 

-  3%  or  more  but  less  than  7% 
-  7%  or  more 

57 

CN  code 

2106 

2106  10  80 

2106  90  10 

2106  90  98 

2202  90  91 

Food  preparations  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included 

«  Description 

-  other 

-  Cheese  fondues 
—  Flavoured  or  coloured  sugar  syrups: 

-  other 

Non-alcoholic  beverages,  not  including  fruit  or vegetable juices  of  CN  code  2009, 
containing  products  of  CN  codes  0401  to  0404  or  fats  obtained  from  products  of  CN 
codes  0401  to  0404 

2202  90  95 

-  other,  containing  by  weight  of  fat  obtained  from  products  of  CN  codes  0401  to  0404 

2202  90  99 

2905  43  00 

2905  44 

2904  44  11 

2905  44  19 

2905  44  91 

2905  44  99 

3501 
3505  10 

3505  10 

3505  10  10 

3505  10 90 

3505  20 
3809  10 

3823  60 

3823  60  11 

3823  60  19 

3823  60  91 

3823  60  99 

--  0,2%  or  more  but  less  than  2% 
-  2%  or  more 

Mannitol 

D-Glucitol  (sorbitol) 

-  in  aqueous  solution: 
—  containing  2%  or  less  by weight  of  D-mannitol,  calculated  on  the  D-glucitol  content 

__ 

-  other 

other: 

—  containing  2%  or  less  by  weight  of  D-mannitol,  calculated  on  the  D-glucitol  content 

--  other 

Casein,  caseinatcs  and  other  casein  derivatives 
Dextrins  and  other  modified  starches,  except  esterified  and  etheritied  starches  of  CN 

code  3505  10 50 

-  Dextrins  and  other  modified  starches: 

--  Dextrins 

— other  modified  starches 

---  other 

Glues  based  on  starches,  or  on  dextrins  or  other  modified  starches 
Finishing  agents,  dye  carriers  to  accelerate  the  dyeing  or  fixing  of  dyestuffs  and  other 
products  and  preparations  (for  example,  dressings  and  mordants),  of  a  kind  used  in  the 
textile,  paper,  leather  or  like  industries,  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included 
Sorbitol  other  than  that  of  CN  code  2905  44 

-  in  aqueous  solution: 
~  containing  2%  or  less  by  weight  of  D-mannitol,  calculated  on  the  D-glucitol  content 

- 

other 

other: 

--  containing  2%  or  less  by  weight  of  D-mannitol,  calculated  on  the  D-glucitol  content 

-  other 

58 

ANNEX 2 

Products referred  to in Article 10(2^ 

List  1 * 

CNCODE  I 
I 

~ " ~D E S C R I P T I ON 

I  QUOTAS 
• 
(tonnes) 
I 
(including  white  chocolate),  not 

__ 

127 

1704  Sugar  confectionery 

containing cocoa 

~ 

" 

1806  Chocolate and other  food  preparations  containing cocoa 
1902  Pasta,  whether or  not cooked or  stuffed  (with meat or 
other  substances)  or otherwise  prepared,  such as 
spaghetti,  macaroni,  noodles,  lasagne, gnocchi, ravioli, 
cannelloni; couscous,  whether or not prepared  : 
uncooked  pasta,  not stuffed  or otherwise prepared 

1904  Prepared  foods  obtained  by the swelling or roasting  of 

cereals or cereal  products  (for  example, corn flakes); 
cereals  (other  than  maize (corn))  in grain  form,  pre 
cooked  or  otherwise prepared 

1905  Bread,  pastry,  cakes,  biscuits  and  other  bakers'  wares, 
whether  or  not  containing  cocoa;  communion  wafers, 
empty  cachets  of  a  kind  suitable  for  pharmaceutical  use, 
sealing  wafers,  rice paper and  similar  products 
Ice cream  and other edible ice, whether or not containing 
cocoa ' 

2105 

~~==: 

447 
3050 

208 

766 

Ï9Ô 

2203  Beer  made from  malt: 

" 

' 

Î339 

in containers  holding  10 litres or less 

Products for which Morocco will maintain the level of customs charges prevailing 
on  1 January  1995  for  four  years,  within  the tariff  quotas  shown,  in  accordance 
with  the  first  subparagraph  of  Article  10(3). 

In  accordance  with  the  second  subparagraph  of  Article  10(3),  during  the 
elimination  of  the  industrial  component  of  the  of  the  duties  pursuant  to  Article 
10(4), the level of the duties to be applied in respect of the products for which the 
tariff  quotas are  to be abolished  may not be higher  than  the level  of the duties in 
force  on  1 January  1995. 

59 

List  2 

DESCRIPTION 

I 

CN  CODE 
07104000 
07119094 

1519 

Sweet  com,  uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or  boiling  in  water,  frozen 
Sweet  corn,  provisionally  preserved  (for  example,  by  sulphur  dioxide 
gas,  in  brine,  in  sulphur  water  or  in  other  preservative  solutions),  but 
unsuitable  in  that  state  for  immediate  consumption 
Industrial  monocarboxvlic  fattv  acids:  acid  oils  from  refining; 
industrial  fattv  aicohols 

1520  Glycerol  (glycerine),  whether  or  not  pure:  glycerol  waters  and 

glycerol  Ives 
17025000  Chemically  pure  fructose 
Chemically  pure  maltose 
17029021 
Malt  extract.:  food  preparations  of  flour,  meal,  starch  or  malt 
1901 
extract,  not  containing  cocoa  powder  or  containing  cocoa  powder  in 
except 
a  proportion  bv  weight  of  less  than  50%.  not  elsewhere  specified  or 
1901901010 
included:  food  preparations  of  goods  of  heading  Nos  0401  to  0404. 
not  containing  cocoa  powder  or  containing  cocoa  powder  in  a 
proportion  bv  weight  of  less  than  10%.  not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included 

TS04  Prepared  foods  obtained  by  the  swelling  or  roasting  of  cereals  or  cereal 
products  (for  example,  com  flakes);  cereals  (other  than  maize  (corn))  in 
grain  form,  pre-cooked  or  otherwise  prepared 
Sweet  corn,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 
Sweet  corn,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or  acetic 
acid,  frozen 

2ÔÔ1903Ô 
20049020 

"2ÔU5"  Other  vegetables,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by  vinegar  of 

20089245 

acetic  acid,  not  frozen 
Preparations  of  the  "miisli"  type  based  on  unroasted  cereal  flakes 

60 

List  3 

CN  CODE  |  DESCRIPTION 

ism  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 containing  added 
fruit,  nuts or  cocoa 
Other  animal  fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions,  whether  or  not 
refined,  but  not  chemically  modified 

TW 

1517  Margarine;  edible  mixtures  or preparations  of  animal  or vegetable  fats 

or oils  or of  fractions  of  different  fats  or oils  of  this chapter,  other than 
edible  fats  or  oils  or  their  fractions  of  heading No  1516 
1518.  Animal  or  vegetable  fats  and  oils and  their  fractions,  boiled, 

oxidized,  dehydrated,  sulphurized,  blown,  polymerized  bv  heat  in 
vacuum  or  in  inert  gas  or  otherwise  chemically  modified,  excluding 
those  of  heading  No  1516:  inedible  mixtures  or  preparations  of 
animal  or  vegetable  fats  or  oils  or  of  fractions  of  different  fats  or 
oils  of this  chapter,  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included 
Pasta,  excluding  stuffed  pasta  falling  within  CN codes  1902 20  10 and 
1902 20  30;  couscous,  whether or not cooked 

1902 

2008  Fruit,  nuts and  other  edible parts  of plants,  otherwise prepared  or 

preserved,  whether  or not containing  added  sugar or other  sweetening 
matter or  spirit,  not  elsewhere  specified  or included,  excluding  those  of 
heading  2008  92  45. 

61 

HS HEADING 

" 

_ _ LI 

_•" 
. - - • . - -- 

_____'"" 

_____ "2'2~: 

_____ 

1505 
1522 
1901901010 
1903 
2001except 20019030 
20041091 
210120 
210310 
21069010 
2208 
2502 
2503 
2504 
2505 
2506 
2507 
2508 
2509 
2510 
2511 
2512 
2513 
2514 
2516 
2517 
2518 
2519 
2521 
252321 
252330 
252390 
2524 
2525 
______IJ 

" 
•---—. 

_  ~ 

1  ANNEX 3 

1 

-' 

" __ 

HS HEADING 
2526 
2527 " 
2528 
2529"  _~ 
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253Ô30,  ~~ 
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J270K 

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2702  ___ 
2703"" 
2704  " 
2705  "__ 

" __ 

_2706  " 
- J ^^ 
- •• 
12708 

- 

HS  HEADING 
280461 
280469 

280470 

280480 
280490 
2805 
2808 

" 

. 

""" 

2j_1000_ 

__ 

_ 

__ 

_ __ 

_ 

281111 
281119 
281122 
281123 
2812 
____3 
-  2814~ " 

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281520 
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28170090 
2818  ' 
2819 
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27100030 
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2714 
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'280421 
280429 
1280450 

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2824"" 
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#  3 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the duties and charges will be reduced to 97% of the ba 
#  4 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the duties and charges will  be reduced to 94% of the ba 
#  5 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the duties and charges will  be reduced to  91%  of the ba 
#  6 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the duties and charges will  be reduced to 88% of the ba 
#  7 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the duties and charges will  be reduced to 73% of the ba 
#  8 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the duties and charges wiM be reduced to 58% of the ba 
#  9 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the duties and charges wili be reduced to 43% of the ba 
#  10 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the duties and charges will  be reduced to 28% of the b 
#  11 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the duties and charges will  be reduced to  13%  of the b 
#  12 years after the Agreement  enters into force, each of the remaining duties and charges will  be  'liminated. 

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ANNEXE  5 

'I  REFERENCE 
PRICE 

New  pneumatic  tyres,  of  rubber,  of  a  kind  used 
on  motor  cars,  buses,  lorries,  motor  cycles  and 
bicycles;  other  tyres 

36  DH/KG 

40.11.10 
40.11.20 
40.11.40 
40.11.50 
40.11.91 
40.11.99 
40.13.10 

EX  51.11 

EX  51.12.11 

EX  51.12.19 

EX  51.12.20 

EX  51.12.30 

EX  51.12.30 

EX  51.12.90 

40.13.20 
40.13.90.00.10 
40.13.90.00.20 
40.13.90.00.90  Other  inner  tubes 
51.06 
51.07 
EX  51.11 

Inner  tubes  of  a  kind  used  on  motor  cars,  buses, 
and  lorries 
Inner  tubes  of  a  kind  used  on  bicycles  and 
bicycles  with  auxiliary  motors 

Yarn  of  carded  wool,  not  put  up  for  retail  sale 
Yarn  of  combed  wool,  not  put  up  for  retail  sale 
Woven  fabrics  of  carded  wool  containing  at 
least  85%  wool,  not  exceeding  300g/m2  in 
weight. 
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at  least  85%  wool,  exceeding  300g/m2  in 
weight. 
Woven  fabrics  of  combed  wool  containing  at 
least  85%  wool,  not  exceeding  200g/m2  in 
weight 
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at  least  85%  wool,  exceeding  200g/m2  in  weight 
Other  woven  fabrics  of  combed  wool  containing 
less  than  85%  wool,  mixed  with  man-made 
filaments 
Other  woven  fabrics  of  combed  wool  containing 
less  than  85%  wool,  mixed  with  man-made 
staple  fibres,  of  a  weight  exceeding  200g/m2  but 
not  exceeding  375g/m2 
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less  than  85%  wool,  mixed  with  synthetic  or 
man-made  staple  fibres,  of  a  weight  not 
exceeding  200g/m2 
Woven  fabrics  of  combed  wool  containing  less 
than  85%  wool,  mixed  with  other  materials,  of 
a  weight  exceeding  375g/m2 

36  DH/KG 

44  DH/KG 

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100  DH/KG 
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200  DH/KG 

300  DH/KG 

300  DH/KG 

250  DH/KG 

250  DH/KG 

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I Woven  fabrics  of  combed  wool  containing  less 
than  85%  wool,  mixed  with  other  materials,  of 
a  weight  exceeding  200g/m2  but  not  exceeding 
375g/m2 
Cotton  yarn  not  put  up  for  retail  sale 

52.05 
52.06 
52.08.32.90.92  Woven  fabrics  of  cotton  containing  85%  or 
52.08.52.90.92  more  of  cotton,  dyed  or  printed,  plain  weave, 

weighing  more  than  130g/m2  but  not  more  than 
200g/m2,  of  a  width  exceeding  115cm  but  not 
exceeding  165cm 

52.08.32.90.99  Woven  fabrics  of  cotton  containing  85%  or 
52.08.52.90.99  more  of  cotton,  dyed  or  printed,  plain  weave, 

weighing  more  than  130g/m2  but  not  more  than 
200g/m2,  of  a  width  exceeding  165cm 
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least  85%of  cotton,  of  yarns  of  different 
colours,  weighing  more  than  100g/m2  but  not 
more  than  130g/m2,  of  a  width  exceeding 
115cm 

. 

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least  85%of  cotton,  of  yarns  of  different 
colours,  weighing  more  than  100g/m2  but  not 
more  than  165g/m2,  of  a  width  exceeding  85cm 

^ 

Cotton  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%of  cotton, 
printed,  of  yarns  of different  colours,  weighing 
not  more  than  200g/m2,  of  a  width  exceeding 
115cm 

| 

300  DH/KG 

55  DH/KG 

,200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

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200  DH/KG 

250  DH/KG 

250  DH/KG 

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52.08.32.90 
EX 
52.08.33.90 
EX 
52.08.39.30 
EX 
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EX 
52.08.43.90 
EX 
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EX 
52.08.52.90 
EX 
52.08.53.90 
EX 
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52.09.31.90 
52.09.32.90 
52.09.39.90 
52.09.51.90 
52.09.52.90 
52.09.59.90 

Fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  of  cotton,  dyed 
or  printed,  of  a  weight  exceeding  200g/m2 

200  DH/KG 

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52.10.12 
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EX 
52.10.32.90 
EX 
52.10.39.90 
EX 
52.10.41.90 
EX 
52.10.42.90 
EX 
52.10.49.90 
EX 
52.10.51.90 
EX 
52.10.52.90 
EX 
52.10.59.90 
EX 
52.11.31.90 
EX 
52.11.32.90 
EX 
52.11.39.90 
EX 
52.11.41.90 
EX 
52.11.42.90 
EX 
52.11.43.90 
EX 
52.11.49.90 

Fabrics  containing  at  least  85% of  cotton,  of 
yarns  of  different  colours,  of  a  weight 
exceeding  200g/m2  and  of  a  width  exceeding 
115cm 

200  DH/KG 

Fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  of  cotton, 
printed,  of  a  weight  exceeding  200g/m2  and  of  a 
width  exceeding  115cm 
Unbleached  fabrics  containing  less  than  85%  of 
cotton,  mixed  mainly  or  solely  with  man-made 
fibres,  of  a  weight  not exceeding  200g/m2  and 
of  a  width  of  85cm  or  more 
Fabrics  containing  less  than  85%  of  cotton, 
dyed  or  of  yarns  of  different  colours,  of  a 
weight  not  exceeding  200g/m2  and  of  a  width  of 
85cm  or  more 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

Fabrics  containing  less  than  85%  of  cotton, 
printed,  of  a  weight  exceeding  200g/m2  and  of 
a  width  exceeding  115cm 

200  DH/KG 

Fabrics  containing  less  than  85%  of  cotton, 
dyed  or  of  yarns  of  different  colours,  of  a 
weight  exceeding  200g/m2  and  of  a  width  of 
85cm  or  more 

200  DH/KG 

3 / 13 

81 

Fabrics  containing  less  than  85%  of  cotton, 
printed,  of  a  weight  exceeding  200g/m2  and  of 
a  width  exceeding  115cm 

200  DH/KG 

Other  cotton  fabrics,  dyed  or  of  yarns  of 
different  colours,  of  a  weight  not  exceeding 
200g/m2  and  of  a  width  of  85cm  or  more 

52.12.15.90.90  Other cotton  fabrics,  printed,  of  a  weight  not 
exceeding  200g/m2  and  of  a width  of  85cm  or 
more 
Other  cotton  fabrics,  dyed,  printed  or  of  yarns 
of  different  colours,  of  a weight  exceeding 
200g/m2  and  of  a width  of  85cm  or  more 
Woven  fabrics  of  flax  containing  at  least  85 % 
of  flax,  unbleached,  of  a  width  of  160cm  or 
more  and  of  a  weight  not  exceeding  400g/m2 

52.12.23.90.90 
52.12.24.90.90 
52.12.25.90.90 
53.09.11.90.19 

. 00  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

53.09.29.90.10  Woven  fabrics  of  flax  containing  less  than  85 % 

200  DH/KG 

of  flax,  of  a  width  of  no  more  than  160cm, 
other  than  bleached  or  unbleached 
Woven  fabrics  of jute  or  of  other  textile  bast 
fibres  of  heading  No  53.03 
Textured  yarn  of  nylon  or  other  polyamides 

Textured  polyester  yarn 

10  DH/KG 

55  DH/KG 

40  DH/KG 

Textured  polyethylene  or  polypropylene  yarn 

40  DH/KG 

EX 
52.11.51.90 
EX 
52.11.52.90 
EX 

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 
52.12.13.90.90 
52.12.14.90.90 

10.90 
53.10. 
53.10. 
90.90 
31 
54.02, 
32 
54.02. 
33 
54.02. 
10.91.21 
54.06. 
39.00.20 
54.02. 
10.91.40 
54.06. 
20.00.90 
54.03. 
54.06. 
20.91.90 
54.07.41.99.91 

54.07.51.99.21 

54.07.60.90.21 

Other  textured  yarns  of  man-made  filaments 
other  than  acetate 
Fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  by  weight  of 
filaments  of  nylon  or  other  polyamides, 
unbleached,  clear,  for  glazing 
Fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  by  weight  of 
textured  polyester  filaments,  bleached  or 
unbleached,  clear,  for  glazing 
Fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  by  weight  of 
non-textured  polyester  filaments,  bleached, 
unbleached  or  scoured,  clear,  for  glazing 

54.07.71.99.91  Other  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  by  weight 
of  synthetic  filaments,  bleached  or  unbleached, 
clear,  for  glazing 
Fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  of  nylon  or 
other  polyamide  filaments,  dyed,  printed  or  of 
yarns  of  different  colours,  clear,  for  glazing 

54.07.42.99.20 
54.07.43.99.21 
54.07.44.99.21 

40  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

4/13 

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54.07.42.99.99  I  Fabrics  containing  at  least  85% of  nylon  or 
54.07.43.99.99 
54.07.44.99.99 

other  polyamide  filaments,  dyed,  printed  or  of 
yarns  of  different  colours,  of  a  width  exceeding 
57cm 

54.07.52.99.99  Other  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  of 
54.07.53.99.99 
54.07.54.99.99 

textured  polyester  filaments,  dyed,  printed  or  of 
yarns  of  different  colours,  of  a  width  exceeding 
57cm 

54.07.60.90.69  Other  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  of  non- 
54.07.60.90.89 
54.07.60.90.99 

textured  polyester  filaments,  dyed,  printed  or  of 
yarns  of  different  colours,  of  a width  exceeding 
57cm 

" 
synthetic  filaments,  dyed,  printed  or  of  yarns  of 
different  colours,  of  a  width  exceeding  57cm 
Jacquard  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%by 

54.07.72.99.99  Other  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  of 
54.07.73.99.99 
54.07.74.99.99 
54.07.43.99.30 
54.07.53.99.30  weight  of  synthetic  filaments 
54.07.60.90.70 
54.07.73.99.30  . 
54.07.82.99.90 
54.07.83.99.99  weight  of  synthetic  filaments,  mixed  mainly  or 
solely  with  cotton,  dyed,  printed  or  of  yarns  of 
54.07.84.99.90 
different  colours 
Jacquard  fabrics  containing  less  than  85%by 
weight  of  synthetic  filaments,  mixed  mainly  or 
solely  with  cotton,  dyed,  printed  or  of  yarns  of 
different  colours 

Jacquard  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%by 

54.07.83.99.91 

I 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

— 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

54.07.92.99.90  Other  fabrics  of  synthetic  filament  yarn,  dyed, 
54.07.93.99.90 
^ 
54.07.94.99.90 
54.08.22.99.92  Dyed  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%  by  weight 
54.08.22.99.99  of  filaments,  strip  and  the  like,  artificial,  of  a 

printed  or  of  yarns  of  different  colours 

54.08.23.99.31 

width  exceeding  57cm 
Jacquard  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%by 
weight  of  filaments,  strip  and  the  like,  artificial, 
of  a  width  exceeding  115cm  but  less  than 
140cm,  weighing  over  250g/m2,  of  yarns  of 
different  colours 

' 

200  DH/KG 

— 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

-

54.08.23.99.39  Fabrics  containing  at  least  85%by  weight  of 

: 

200  DH/KG 

54.08.23.99.99 

filaments,  strip  and  the  like,  artificial,  of  yarns 
of  different  colours,  measuring  195d  or  more, 
of  a  width  of  140cm  or  more  (mattress  ticking) 
Fabrics  of  yarns  of  different  colours,  containing 
at  least  85%by  weight  of  filaments,  strip  and 
the  like,  artificial,  of  a  width  of  over  75cm 

I 

200  DH/KG 

5/13 

83 

54.08.24.99.99 

54.08.32.99.90 
54.08.33.99.99 
54.08.34.99.90 
54.08.33.99.91 

Fabrics  of  yarns  of  different  colours,  containing 
at  least  85%by  weight  of  filaments,  strip  and 
the like,  artificial,  of  a  width  of  over 57cm 
Other  fabrics  of artificial  filament  yarn,  dyed, 
printed  or  of  yarns  of  different  colours 

Other jacquard  fabrics  of  artificial  filament 
yarn,  of  a  width  exceeding  115cm but  less  than 
140cm,  weighing  over  250g/m2 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

54.08.33.99.92  Other  fabrics  of  artificial  filament  yarn,  of 

200  DH/KG 

yarns  of  different  colours,  measuring  195d  or 
more,  of  a  width  of  140cm  or  more  (mattress 
ticking) 
Yarn  (other  than  sewing  thread)  of  man-made 
staple  fibres,  not  put  up  for  retail  sale 
Yarn  (other  than  sewing  thread)  of  man-made 
staple  fibres,  put  up  for  retail  sale 
Printed  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%by  weight 
of  synthetic  staple  fibres 

Fabrics  of  yarns  of  different  colours, 
containing  at  least  85%by  weight  of  synthetic 
staple  fibres 
Printed  fabrics  of  synthetic  staple  fibres, 
containing  less  than  85%by  weight  of  such 
fibres,  mixed  mainly  or  solely  with  cotton 

85  DH/KG 

55  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

Other  printed  fabrics,  ot  polyester  staple  fibres 

200  DH/KG 

Other  printed  fabrics,  of  acrylic  or  modacrylic 
staple  fibres 

200  DH/KG 

Other  printed  fabrics,  of  other  staple  fibres 

200  DH/KG 

55.09 
55.10 
55.11 

55.12 
55.12 
55.12 
55.12 
55.12 
55.12 
55.13 
55.13 
55.13 
55.14 
55.14 
55.14 
55.14 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15, 
55.15, 
55.15, 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 

19.90.91 
29.90.91 
,99.90.91 
,19.90.99 
,29.90.99 
,99.90.99 
,41.90.00 
,43.90.00 
.49.90.00 
,41.90.90 
.42.90.90 
.43.90.90 
.49.90.90 
11.90.94 
12.90.94 
13.90.94 
19.90.94 
21.90.94 
22.90.94 
29.90.94 
.91.90.94 
.92.90.94 
.99.90.94 

6/13 

84 

Other  fabrics  of  polyester  staple  fibres, 
jacquard,  of  a  width  exceeding  115cm  but less 
than  140cm,  weighing over  250g/m2,  or  other, 
of  yarns  of  different  colours 

11.90.10 
11.90.99 
12.90.10 
12.90.99 
13.90.10 
13.90.99 
19.90.10 
19.90.99 
.21.90.10 
.21.90.99 
.22.90.10 
.22.90.99 
.29.90.10 
.29.90.99 
,91.90.10 
,91.90.99 
.92.90.10 
.92.90.99 
.99.90.10 
.99.90.99 

55.15. 
55.15. 
55.15. 
55.15. 
55.15. 
55.15. 
55.15. 
55.15. 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.15 
55.16.14.90.00  Printed  fabrics  containing  at  least  85%by  weight 

Other  fabrics  of  acrylic  or  modacrylic  staple 
fibres,  jacquard,  of  a  width  exceeding  115cm 
but less  than  140cm,  weighing  over 250g/m2,  or 
other  fabrics,  of  yarns  of  different  colours 

Other  fabrics  of  other  synthetic  staple  fibres, 
jacquard,  of  a  width  exceeding  115cm  but  less 
than  140cm,  weighing  over  250g/m2,  or  other 
fabrics,  of  yarns  of  different  colours 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

of  artificial  staple  fibres 

55.16.23.90.20  Fabrics  of  artificial  staple  fibres,  containing  at 

200  DH/KG 

least  85%  by  weight  of  such  fibres,  mixed 
mainly  or  wholly  with  synthetic  filaments, 
jacquard,  of  a  width  exceeding  115cm  but  less 
than  140cm,  weighing  over  250g/m2,  of  yarns 
of  different  colours 

55.16.23.90.30  Fabrics  of  artificial  staple  fibres,  containing  less 

200  DH/KG 

55.16.24.90.00 
55.16.34.90.00 
55.16.44.90.00 
55.16.94.90.0 
56.05  (except 
56.05.00.90.00 
) 

than  85%  by  weight  of  such  fibres,  mixed 
mainly  or  wholly  with  synthetic  filaments, 
jacquard,  of  a  width  of  140cm  or  more 
(mattress  ticking),  of  yarns  of  different  colours 
Printed  fabrics  of  artificial  staple  fibres 
containing  less  than  85%  by  weight  of  such 
fibres 

Metallised  yarn,  whether  or  not  gimped,  being 
textile  yarn,  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 

200  DH/KG 

85  DH/KG 

56.06.00.10.10  Yarns  of  chenille,  silk,  waste  silk  other  than 

85  DH/KG 

noil,  noil  silk,  spun  yarn  or  yarn  of  heading  No 
56.05,  or  metal  yarn 

7/13 

85 

56.06.00.91.00  I  Yarn,  strip  and  the  like of  heading  Nos  54.04 
or  54.05  other  than  those  of  heading  No  56.05 
and  other  than  yarns  of  horsehair,  gimped  silk, 
waste  silk  other  than  noil  or  of  noil  silk 
Carpets  and  carpeting 

I 

85  DH/KG 

" 

800 DH/m2 
400  DH/m2 

" 

57.02  (except 
57.02.10  and 
57.02.20) 
57.03 
EX  57.04 
57.05 
EX  58.01 

:  Woven  pile  fabrics  and  chenille  fabrics,  other 

than  fabrics  of  heading  No  58.06,  impregnated, 
coated,  or  plastic-covered  or  -laminated 

g/m2. 

58.01.21.19.00  Uncut  cotton  weft  pile  fabrics 
58.01.21.90.00 
58.01.22.90.10  Woven  pile  fabrics  weighing  more  than  350 
58.01.23.90.10 
58.01.24.90.10 
58.01.22.90.20  Other  woven  cotton  pile  fabrics 
58.01.22.90.90 
58.01.23.90.20 
58.01.23.90.90 
58.01.24.90.20 
58.01.24.90.90 
58.01.25.90.20 
58.01.25.90.90 
58.01.31.19.00  Woven  weft  pile  fabrics  of  man-made  fibres 
58.01.31.90.00 
58.01.32.19.00 
58.01.32.90.00 
58.01.33.19.00 
58.01.33.90.00 
58.01.90.35.00  Woven  pile  fabrics  and  chenille  fabrics,  of jute 

EX  58.02 

or  other  textile  bast  fibres  (other  than  articles  of 
heading  No  58.06),  referred  to  in  note  2  to 
Chapter  58 
Terry  towelling  and  similar  woven  terry  fabrics 
other  than  those  of  heading  No  58.06;  tufted 
textile  fabrics,  other  than  those  of  heading  No 
impregnated,  coated,  or  plastic-covered 
57.03, 
or  -laminated 

40  DH/KG 

— 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

200  DH/KG 

10  DH/KG 

-  200  DH/KG 

58.02.19.19/90  Terry  towelling  and  similar  woven  terry  fabrics, 
EX 
58.02.20.90 
58.03.90.30.00  Gauze,  other  than  that  of  heading  No  58.06,  of 

of  unbleached  textiles 

200  DH/KG 

10  DH/KG 

jute  or  other  textile  bast  fibres  of  heading  No 
53.03 

8/13 

86 

EX 58.04 

I Tulles  and  other  net fabrics,  not including 

\ 

40 DH/KG 

58.11.00.41 

" 

woven,  knitted  or  crocheted  fabrics,  lace in the 
piece, in  strips  or  in  motifs,  impregnated, 
coated,  covered  or laminated  with plastics 
Textile products  in the piece, composed  of one 
or  more layers  of  textile materials assembled  by 
stitching  or  otherwise,  other than embroidery  of 
heading  No 58.10,  impregnated,  coated, 
covered  or  laminated  with plastics 

40 DH/KG 

" 

58.11.00.94.00  Textile products  in the piece, composed  of one 

' 

10 DH/KG 

59.03 

59.05.00.31 

or  more layers  of textile materials assembled 
with padding by stitching or otherwise,  other 
than embroidery  of heading No 58.10, of 
fabrics  of  heading  No 53.10. 
Fabrics  impregnated,  coated,  covered  or 
laminated  with  plastics,  other  than those of 
heading  59.02 
Textile  wall  coverings  impregnated,  coated, 
covered  or  laminated  with  plastics 
Oil cloth  and  other  textile fabrics  coated  with 
preparations  with  a basis of drying oil 

'  Pile fabrics,  knitted  or crocheted,  other  than 
"long pile"  fabrics,  other  than unbleached 

"EX 
59.07.00.20 
EX 60.01.21 
EX 60.01.22 
EX  60.01.29 
EX  60.01.91 
EX  60.01.92 
EX 60.01.99 
60.02.41,99.00  Other  fabrics,  warp  knit (including  those made 
60.02.42.99.00  on galloon  knitting  machines) 
60.02.43.99 
60.02.49.99.00 
60.02.91.99.00  Other  knitted  or crocheted  fabrics 
60.02.92.99.00 
60.02.93.99.21 
60.02.93.99.22 
60.02.93.99.29 
60.02.93.99.90 
I 60.02.99.99.00  | 

• 

. 

—40  DH/KG 

"" 

40 DH/KG 

" 

~ 

40 DH/KG 

200 DH/KG 

200 DH/KG 

" 

:  200 DH/KG 

-

9/13 

87 

I Women's  or girls'  suits, ensembles, jackets, 
blazers,  trousers,  bib-and-brace overalls, 
breeches  and  shorts,  knitted  or crocheted 

61.04.11 
61.04.12 
61.04.13 
61.04.19 
61.04.21 
61.04.22 
61.04.31 
61.04.32 
61.04.33 
61.04.39 
(except 
61.04.39.00.10 
) 
61.04.61 
61.04.62 
61.04.63 
61.04.69-
61.04.41 
61.04.42 
61.04.43 
61.03.44 
61.03.49 
61.04.51 
61.04.52 
61.04.53 
61.04.59 
61.06 (except  Women's  or  girls'  blouses,  shirts  and  shirt- 
61.06.90.00.10  blouses,  knitted  or crocheted 
61.06.90.00.20 
2 
EX 61.07 

Dresses,  skirts,  divided  skirts,  knitted  or 
crocheted 

. 

. 

; 
Men's  or boys'  underpants,  briefs,  nightshirts, 
pyjamas,  bathrobes,  dressing  gowns and similar 
articles,  knitted  or crocheted 
Women's  or  girls'  slips,  petticoats and négligés, 
knitted  or crocheted 
T-shirts,  singlets  and other  vests,  knitted  or 
crocheted 
Women's  or  girls'  slips,  petticoats  and négligés, 
knitted  or crocheted 
T-shirts,  singlets  and  other  vests,  knitted  or 
crocheted 

' 

: 

EX 61.08 

61.09 

61.08 

61.09 

I 

600 DH/KG 

_ 

600 DH/KG 

500 DH/KG 

350 DH/KG 

350 DH/KG 

350 DH/KG 

350 DH/KG 

400 DH/KG 

10/13 

88 

61.10.10 
61.10.20 
61.10.30 
61.10.90 
(except 
61.10.90.00.91 
) 
61.12.11 
61.12.12 
61.12.19 
62.03.31 
62.03.32 
62.03.33 
62.03.39 
62.04.31 
62.04.32 
62.04.33 
62.04.39 
62.03.11 
62.03.12 
62.03.19 
62.03.21 
62.03.22 
62.03.23 
62.03.29 
62.04.11 
62.04.12 
62.04.13 
62.03.19 
62.04.21 
62.04.22 
62.04.23 
62.04.29 
EX 62. 
03.41 
EX 62. 
03.42 
EX 62. 
03.43 
EX 62. 
03.49 
EX 62, 
04.61 
EX 62, 
04.62 
EX 62, 
04.63 
EX 62. 
04.69 
EX  62.04.41 
EX  62.04.42 
EX  62.04.43 
EX  62.04.44 
EX  62.04.49 
(except 
62.04.49.10) 

Jerseys,  pullovers,  cardigans,  waistcoats  and 
similar  articles,  knitted  or crocheted 

400  DH/KG 

Track  suits 

450  DH/KG 

Men's  or  women's jackets  and blazers 

1250  DH/UN1T 

Men's  or boys'suits  or ensembles;  women's  or 
girls'  suits  or  ensembles 

1750  DH/UN1T 

Men's,  boys',  women's  or  girls'  trousers  or 
bib-and-brace  overalls 

500  DH/UNIT 

Dresses,  other  than  those  of  noil  silk  or  silk 
waste  other  than  noil 

1000  DH/UNIT 

11 

11/13 

62.05 
62.06  (except 
62.06.10) 
63.01  (except 
63.01.10) 
63.02 

EX  63.05.10 
EX  63.05.20 

EX  63.05.31 
EX  63.05.39 

EX  63.05.90 

63.06.11 
63.06.12 
63.06.19 
63.06.21 
63.06.22 
63.06.29 

HEX 
64.03.59.00.30 
EX 
64.03.59.00.41 
EX 
64.03.59.00.59 
EX 
64.03.59.00.91 
EX 
64.03.59.00.99 
EX 
64.03.99.00.30 
EX 
64.03.99.00.41 
EX 
64.03.99.00.49 
EX 
64.03.99.00.91 
EX 
64.03.99.00.99 
EX 
64.05.10.00.91 
EX 
64.05.10.00.99 
"EX 
64.05.90.00.40 
EX 
64.05.90.00.90 

I Men's  or  boys'  shirts;  women's  or  girls' 

I 

200  DH/UNIT 

blouses,  shirts  and  shirt-blouses 
• 

Blankets  (other  than  electric  blankets) 

Bed  linen,  table  linen,  toilet  linen  and  kitchen 
linen 
Sacks  and  bags,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  packing 
of  goods,  of  jute  of  other  textile  bast  fibres  of 
heading  No  53.03,  imported  empty 
Sacks  and  bags,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  packing 
of  goods,  of  man-made  textile  materials, 
imported  empty 
Sacks  and  bags,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  packing 
of  goods,  of  other  textile  materials,  imported 
empty 
Tarpaulins,  awnings  and  sunblinds 

Tents 

~ 

150  DH/KG 

400  DH/KG 

10  DH/KG 

' 

28  DH/KG 

___  10  DH/KG 

40  DH/KG 

. 

40  DH/KG 

~~  Footwear  with  outer  soles  and  uppers  of  leather 

300  DH/PAIR 

(not  covering  the  ankle) 

• 

| 

Other  footwear  with  leather  uppers  (not 
covering  the  ankle) 

300  DH/PAIR 

Other  footwear  with  leather  or  composition 
leather  uppers 

300  DH/PAIR 

Other  footwear 

' 

' 

300  DH/PAIR 

12 

12/13 

68.13 

I  Friction  material  and  articles  thereof  (for 

T 1 20  DH/KG 

example,  sheets,  rolls,  strips,  segments,  discs, 
washers,  pads)  not  mounted,  for  brakes,  for 
clutches  or  the  like,  with  a  basis  of  asbestos,  of 
other  mineral  substances  or  of  cellulose, 
whether  or  not  combined  with  textile or  other 
materials 
Unglazed  ceramic  (except  stoneware)  flags  and 
paving,  hearth  or  wall  tiles  : 
-  in  biscuit  form  for  the  use  of  the  industries  in 
question 
-  other 

69.07  (except 
69.07.10.00.91 
69.07.90.00.91 
) 

69.07.10.00.91  Unglazed  stoneware  flags  and  paving,  hearth  or 
69.07.90.00.91  wall  tiles  with  a  smallest  side  exceeding  5cm: 

-  imported  by  the  entrepreneurs  in  question 
- o t h er 

69.08  (except 
69.08.10.00.10 
) 
69.08.10.00.10  Glazed  ceramic  tiles,  cubes  and  mosaic  cubes 

Glazed  ceramic  flags  and  paving,  hearth  or  wall 
tiles 

s 

69.10 

70.13.10.00.11 
70.13.29.00.21 

with  a  smallest  side  not  exceeding  5cm 
Ceramic  sinks,  wash  basins,  wash  basin 
pedestals,  baths,  bidets,  water  closet  pans, 
flushing  cisterns,  urinals  and  similar  sanitary 
fixtures 
Stemless  glasses  (tumblers),  not  cut,  etched, 
engraved  or  decorated,  of  glass  other  than 
crystal  and  other  than  that  having  a  low 
expansion  coefficient: 
-  with  a  capacity  of  under  250ml 
-  with  a  capacity  of  250ml  or  more 

and  appliances 

73.21-. 11.1.1.00  Gas  cookers  and  appliances;  dual-fuel  cookers 
73.21.11.13.00 
73.21.11.91.00 
73.21.11.93.00 
73.21.81.10.00 
73.21.81.20.00 
82.01.30.00.11  Mattocks  and  picks 
82.01.30.00.19 
EX 
82.01.30.00.90 
82.05.20.001)0"  Hammers  and  sledge  hammers 
83.01.30 
83.01.40 
EX 
84.07.31.10.00 

Internal  combustion  engines  of  a  cylinder 
capacity  of  50cc  or  less 

Locks 

Hoes. 

' 

'•'•' 

19  DH/m2 
40  DH/m2 
^ 

— 
1,60  DH/KG 
3,50  DH/KG 
3,50  DH/KG 

60  DH/m2 

11  DH/KG 

26  DH/KG 
13  DH/KG 

" 

60  DH/KG 

20  DH/KG 

32  DH/KG 

32  DH/KG 
50  DH/KG 

1800  DH/KG 

13 

13/13 

I 

84.09.91.21.00  I  Cylinder  blocks  for  mopeds  of  a  cylinder 
capacity  of  50cc  or  less 
Pistons  lor  mopeds  of  a  cylinder  capacity  or 
50cc  or  less 

t4.(ÈM.iÙ.20 

\ 

200  DH/KG 

• 

_ 

300  DH/KG 

500  litres  or  less 

Filtering  or  purifying  machinery  and  apparatus 
for  gases  and  liquids,  for  engines 

84.18.21.00.10  Household  type  refrigerators  of  a  capacity  of 
84.18.21.00.90 
84.18.22.00.90 
84.18.29.00.90 
4.21.23.00.00 
84.21.29.10.00 
84.21.31.00.00 
84.21.39.10.00 
84.50.11.10.00  Washing  machines  (4  to  6  kg  of  laundry) 
84.50.12.10.10 
84.50.19.10.10 
84.50.19.10.90 
84.81.80.40 

Taps,  cocks,  valves  and  similar  appliances  for 
buildings 

; 

85.06.19.10.10  Dry  batteries  producing  under  10  Volts. 
85.06.20.10.10 
85.06.11.00.10 
85.06.12.00.10 
85.06.13.00.10 
"EX 

Electric  and  dual-fuel  cookers 

3000  D H / m3 
OUTSIDE 

-  80  DH/KG 
CAV  TYPE 
- 45  DH/KG 
OTHER 
4000  DH/UNIT 

85  DH/KG 

' 

32  DH/KG 

" 

60  DH/KG 

85.16.60.00 
85.35.90.10 
85.36.90.10 
85.38.90.20 
86.36.50.11 
EX 
85.38.90.91.10 
85.36.61.10 
85.38.90.10 
85.36.69.10 
EX 
85.38.90.91.10 
85.39.22 

Bars  for  connecting  electrical  circuits  and  parts 
of  such  circuits 

80  DH/KG 

Switches  and  parts  of  switches  for  household 
use 

~~ 

80  DH/KG 

Lamp-holders  and  parts  of  lamp-holders 

120  DH/KG 

Plugs  and  sockets  and  parts  of  plugs  and  sockets 
for  household  use 

80  DH/KG 

Filament  lamps  of  a  power  not  exceeding  200W 
and  for  a  voltage  exceeding  100V 
Mounted  brake  linings  for  motor  vehicles 

~  45  DH/KG 

120  DH/KG 

70  DH/UNIT 
80  DH/UNIT 
25  DH/PAIR 

: 
! 

' 

87.08.31 
87.08.39 
87.14.11.00.10^  Motorcycle  saddles 
87.14.95.00 

Bicycle  saddles 
__ 

_ 

87.14.19.00.99 
EX 
87.14.93.00 

14 

14/13  S2 

EX 
87.14.19.00.99 
EX 
87.14.96.00 
"Ëx" 
87.14.19.00.99 
EX 
87.14.99.00.99 
90.28.30.10.00 

Crank-gear  sets 

Steering  gear 

9  DH/SET 

9  DH/SET 

Low-  and  medium-voltage  electricity  meters 
-  for  single  phase 
-  for  three-phase 

185  DH/UNIT 
412  DH/UNIT 

NEW  CARS: 
USED  CARS: 

69  500 DH per car 
65  000  DBTper car 

15/13 

93 

CN CODE 

40122000 
630900 

ex 87012019 

8701904290 
8701904990 
8702109919 
8702109999 
8702109290 
8702902290 
8702902919 
8702902999 
8704219039 
8704219069 
8704219079 
8704219099 
8704229029 
8704229049 
8704229059 
8704229099 
8704239029 
8704239049 
8704239059 
8704239099 
8704319039 
8704319069 
8704319079 
8704319099 
8704329029 
8704329049 
8704329059 
8704329099 
8705100090 
8705909099 

8716319099 
8716399090 

ANNEX 6* 

List 1 

DESCRIPTION 

Used  pneumatic tyres 
Worn  clothing and other worn articles 
Road  tractors,  including used  tractors  for  hauling; 
other  wheeled  road  tractors,  used 

Motor  vehicles for  transporting  groups  of passengers, 
with compression-ignition  or other internal combustion 
piston  engine, used 

vehicles 

Motor 
goods,  with 
compression-ignition,  spark-ignition  or  other  internal 
combustion  piston engine, used 

transporting 

for 

Special-purpose  motor vehicles other  than  those 
principally  designed  for  the transport  of persons  or 
goods, used 
Other  tanker-trailers  and  tanker  semi-trailers  and other 
trailers  and  semi-trailers,  for  the transport  of goods, 
etc.,  used 

9 

" 

CNCODE 
ex 73211111 
ex 73211121 
ex 84089090 
ex 84181000 
ex 84182100 
ex 84182200 
ex 84182900 
ex 84501110 
ex 84501210 
ex 84501910 
ex  85166000 
ex 87111011 
ex 87120000 

List 2 

| 

DESCRIPTION 

Cookers and gas appliances, used 

Motors  for  irrigation,  used 
Refrigerators  and  freezers,  used 

Washing  machines, used 

Electric  and dual-fuel  cookers,  used 
Mopeds,  used 
~  Bicycles  used 

—~ 

* The concept of  used  goods  will  be governed  by a benchmark of  age,  based on the 
length of time for which the goods have been in use.This  should be determined  jy the 
parties six  months before the Agreement enters into force. 
The concept of used goods will  not apply to reconditioned goods which are recognized 
as complying with the technical  regulations  in force in Morocco. 

95 

Annex  7 

relating  to  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property 

1. 
By  the  end  of  the  fourth  year  after  the  entry  into  force  of  the  Agreement, 
Morocco  shall  accede  to  the  following  multilateral  conventions  on  the  protection  of 
intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property: 

International  Convention  for 
Phonograms  and  Broadcasting  Organizations  (Rome,  1961) 

the  Protection  of  Performers,  Producers  of 

Budapest  Treaty  on  the  International  Recognition  of  the  Deposit  of  Micro 
organisms  for  the  Purposes  of  Patent  Procedure  (1977,  amended  in  1980) 

Patent  Cooperation  Treaty  (1970,  amended  in  1979 and  modified  in  1984); 

International  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  the  New  Varieties  of  Plant  (Act 
of  Geneva,  1991); 

The  Association  Council  may  decide  that  paragraph  1 of  this  Annex  applies  to 

2. 
other  multilateral  conventions  in  this  field. 

The  Contracting  Parties  express  their  attachment  to  observing  the  obligations 

3. 
flowing  from  the  following  multilateral  conventions: 

Paris  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  Industrial  Property  in  the  1967  Act  of 
Stockholm  (Paris  Union); 
Madrid  Agreement  Concerning  the  International  Registration  of  Marks  in  the 
1969  Act  of  Stockholm  (Madrid  Union); 
Berne  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  Literary  and  Artistic  Works  in the Act of 
Paris  of  24  July  1971; 
Protocol  Relating 
Registration  of  Marks  (1989); 
Nice  Agreement  Concerning  the  International  Classification  of  Goods  and 
Services  for  the  purposes  of  the'Registration  of  Marks  (Geneva,  1977) 

to  the  Madrid  Agreement  Concerning 

the  International 

96 

PROTOCOL  NO 1 

ON  THE  ARRANGEMENTS  APPLYING  TO IMPORTS  INTO 

THE  COMMUNITY  OF  AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS  ORIGINATING  IN 

MOROCCO 

97 

ARTICLE  1 

- 

' 

' 

1.  The  products  listed  in  the  Annex,  originating  in  Morocco  shall  be  admitted  for  import 
into  the  Community  in  accordance  w i th  the  conditions  set  out  below  and  in  the  Annex. 

2. 
respect  of  each  product  in  column  (a). 

Import  duties  shall  be  either  eliminated  or  reduced  by  the  percentage  indicated  in 
. 

Where  the  C o m m on  Customs  Tariff  provides  for  the  application  of  ad  valorem  customs 
duties  and  a  specific  customs  duty  in  respect  of  certain  products,  the  rates  of  reduction 
s h o wn  in  column  (a)  and  in  column  (c),  as  referred  to  in  paragraph  3,  shall  apply  only  to  the 
ad  valorem  customs  duty. 

3.  The  customs  duties  shall  be  eliminated  in  respect  of  certain  products  w i t h in  the  limits  of 
the  tariff  quotas  s h o wn  against  them  in  column  (b). 

The  Common  Customs  Tariff  duties  in  respect  of  the  quantities  imported  in  excess*"Of  the 
quotas  shall  be  reduced  by  the  percentage  indicated  in  column  (c). 

4.  The  reference  quantities  fixed  in  respect  of  certain  other  products  exempt  f r om  c u s t o ms 
duties  are  s h o wn  in  column  (d). 

Where  imports  of  a  product  exceed  the  reference  quantities,  the  Community  may,  having 
regard  to  an  annual  review  of  trade  f l o ws  which  it  shall  carry  out,  make  the  product 
concerned  subject  to  a  Community, tariff  quota  the  volume  of  which  shall  be  equal  to  the 
reference  quantity. 
common  customs  tariff  duty  shall,  according  to  the  product  concerned,  be  applied  in  full  or 
reduced,  as  indicated  in  column  (c). 

In  such  a  case,  for  quantities  imported  in  excess  of  the  quota,  the 

5.  For  some  of  the  products  referred  to  in  paragraphs  3  and  4  and  indicated  in  c o l u mn  (e), 
the  quotas  or  reference  quantities  shall  be  increased  from  1  January  1 9 97  to  1  January 
2 0 00  on  the  basis  of  four  equal  instalments  each  corresponding  to  3%  of  these  a m o u n t s. 

6.  For  some  of  the  products  other  than  those  referred  to  in  paragraphs  3  and  4  and 
indicated  in  column  (eh  the  Community  may  fix  a  reference  quantity  as  provided  for  in 
paragraph  4  if,  in  the  light  of  the  annual  review  of  trade  which  it  shall  carry  out,  it 
establishes  that  the  volume  of  imports  may  cause  difficulties  on  the  C o m m u n i ty  market. 
subsequently,  the  product  is  subject  to  a  tariff  quota  under  the  conditions  set  o ut  in 
paragraph  4,  the  Common  Customs  Tariff  duty  shall  be  applied  in  full  or  reduced,  depending 
on  the  product  concerned,  by  the  percentage  shown  in  column  (c)  in  respect  of  the 
quantities  imported  in  excess  of  the  quota. 

If, 

ARTICLE  2 

In  the  case  of  the  products  originating  in  Morocco  which  are  referred  to  in  Articles  3 

1. 
and  4,  the  entry  price  levels  from  which  specific  duties  will  be  reduced  to  zero  shall  be  the 
prices  hereinafter  referred  to  as  "agreed  entry  prices",  within  the  limits  of  the  m a x i m um 
quantities,  periods  and  conditions  stipulated  in  those  Articles. 

These  agreed  entry  prices  shall  be  reduced  in  the  same  proportions  and  at  the  same 

2. 
pace  as  the  entry  prices  bound  w i th  the  WTO. 

3  (a) 

(b) 

If  the  entry  price  of  a  particular  lot  is  2 %,  4 %,  6%  or  8%  below  the  agreed  entry 
price,  the  specific  customs  duty  shall  be 
.?%, 4 %,  6%  or  8%  of  the  agreed  entry 
price,  as  appropriate, 
If  the  entry  price  of  a  particular  lot  is  below  9 2%  of  the  agreed  entry  price,  the 
specific  customs  duty  bound  w i th  the  WTO  shall  apply 

98 

Morocco  hereby  undertakes  to  ensure  that  total  exports  to  the  Community  during 

4. 
the  periods  and  under  the  conditions  specified  in  this  Protocol  do  not  exceed  the  quantities 
agreed  upon  in  Articles  3  and  4. 

-

The  aim  of  the  specific  arrangements  established  by  this  Article  shall  be  to  preserve 

5. 
the  level  of  Morocco's  traditional  exports  to  the  Community  and  to  avoid  disturbing 
Community  markets. 

The  t wo  Parties  shall  consult  each  other  during  the  second  half  of  every  year  in 

6. 
order  to  examine  trade  for  the  previous  year.  Such  consultations  may  also  take  place  at  any 
time  if  one  of  the  Parties  so  requests,  within  three  working  days  of  that  request.  The 
Parties  shall  take  whatever  steps  are  appropriate  to  ensure  that  the  objective  described  in 
Article  2(5),  Article  3  and  Article  4  of  this  Protocol  is  fully  achieved. 

For  fresh  tomatoes  falling  within  CN  code  0 7 02  0 0: 

ARTICLE  3 

(a) 

from  1  October  to  3  March  and  for  an  agreed  quantity  of  1 50  6 76  tonnes 
divided  month  by  month  as  described  below,  the  entry  price  levels  from 
w h i ch  specific  duties  will  be  reduced  to  zero  shall  be  as  f o l l o w s: 

Period 

October 

November  to  March 
divided  as  follows: 
November 
December 
January 
February 
March 

Quantities 
(tonnes) 

5 000 

145 676 

Apreed  entry  price 
(ECU  per  tonne) 

500 

500 

18 601 
36  170 
30  749 
33  091 
27  065 

Total 

150  676 

(b) 

From  1  November  to  31  March: 

(i) 

(ii) 

if,  in  any  given  m o n t h,  the  quantity  specified  in  subparagraph  (a)  has 
not  been  used  up,  the  balance  of  that  quantity,  up  to  2 0 %,  may  be 
carried  over  to  the  next  month; 
the  quantity  specified  may  be  exceeded  by  up  to  2 0%  in  any  given 
month,  provided 
is  not 
exceeded. 

limit  of  145  6 76 

the  overall 

tonnes 

that 

(c) 

Morocco  shall  notify  the  Commission  of  weekly  exports  to  the  C o m m u n i ty 
w i t h in  a space  of  time  which  allows  precise  and  accurate  reporting.  That  space 
of  time  must  not  exceed  fifteen  days. 

2. 

For  fresh  courgettes  falling  within  CN  code  0 7 09  9 0: 

(a) 

(b) 

from  1  October  to  20  April  and  for  a  maximum  quantity  of  5  OOO tonnes,  the 
entry  price  level  from  which  specific  duties  will  be  reduced  to  zero  shall  be 
ECU  451  per  tonne. 

Morocco  shall  notify  the  Commission  monthly  of  of  the  quantities  exported 
during  the  previous  m o n t h. 

99 

ARTICLE  4 

In the  case  of  the  products  listed  below,  the  entry  price  levels  from  which  specific 

1. 
duties  will  be  reduced  to  zero  shall  be as follows,  within  the  limits  of  the  quantities'and 
periods  stipulated: 

Product 

Period 

Quantity 
(tonnes) 

Agreed  entry  price 
(ECU  per  tonne) 

Artichokes 
(ex  0709.10) 

Cucumbers 
(ex  0707) 

Clementines 
(ex  0805.20) 

Oranges 
(ex  0805.10) 

1 November -
31  December 

1 November -
31  May 

1 November -
end  February 

1  December -
31  May 

500 

5000 

110000 

600 

500 

500 

300  000 

~"~ 

275 

no 

CN  code 

Description 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

(%) 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

0101  19 10 

Horses  for  slaughter  (a) 

0101  19 90 

Other  horses 

ex  0204 

Meat  of  sheep  or  goats,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen,  other  than 
meat  of  domestic  sheep 

0205  00 

Meat  of horses,  asses,  mules  or  ninnies,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen 

0208 

ex  0602 

Other  meat  and  edible  meat  offal,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

Other  live plants  (including  their  roots),  cuttings  and  slips; 
mushroom  spawn,  other  than  roses 

ex  0602  40 

Roses,  grafted  or  not,  other  than  cuttings 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%) 
c 

80 

80 

-

80 

-

0 

60 

Reference 
quantity 

Specific 
provisions 

(tonnes) 

d 

e 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

300 

art.  1(5) 

art.  1(6) 

o 

Annex  to  Protocol  1 Morocco 

CN  code 

Description 

Customs  duty  rale 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

0603  10 

Cut  flowers  and  flower  buds,  fresh 

ex  10 11 
ex  10 51 

ex  10 13 
ex  10 53 

ex  10 21 
ex  10 61 

ex  10 25 
ex  10 65 

Roses,  from  15 October  to  14 May  ** 

Carnations,  from  15 October  to  31  May  ** 

Gladioli,  from  15 October  to  14 May 

Chrysanthemums,  from  15 October  to  14 May 

ex  10 15 
ex  10 55 
ex  10 29 
ex  10 69 

Orchids,  from  15 October  to  14 May 

Other,  from  15 October  to  14 May 

1 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%) 
c 

Reference 
quantity 

Specific 
provisions 

(tonnes) 

d 

e 

(%) 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

1995/96  : 

2000 

1996/97  : 

2400 

100** 

1997/98  : 

0 

2600 

1998/99 
and  following 
periods  : 
3000 

1995/96  : 

1600 

1996/97  : 

1700 

1997/98  : 

1900 

1998/99 

and  following 
periods  : 
2000 

100 

o 

t 

J  ex 0701 90 51 
[  ex  0701.90.90 

New potatoes,  from  1 December  to 31  April  (b) 

ex  0702  00 

Tomatoes 

100 

100* 

120 000 

150 676 

40 

60* 

art.  1(5) 
art.  2 and 
art.  3 

j 

O 
CO 

CN  code 

Description 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

(%) 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction  beyond* 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 

•

(

%) 

c 

ex  07 03 

Onions,  shallots,  garlic,  leeks  and  other  alliaceous  vegetables,  fresh  or 
chilled 

ex  0703  10 11 
ex  0703  10 19 

Onions,  from  15 February  to  15 May 

ex  0704  90 90 

Chinese  leaves,  from  1 November  to 31  December 

ex  0705  11 

Iceberg  lettuce,  from  1 November  to 31  December 

ex  0704 

0705 

0706 

Cabbages,  cauliflowers,  kohlrabi,  kale  and  similar  edible  brassrcas, 
other  than  Chinese  leaves 

/ 

Lettuce  and  chicory 

Carrots,  turnips,  salad  beetroot,  salsify,  celeriac,  radishes  and  similar 
edible  roots 

7000  (1) 

120 

120 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

ex  0707 

Cucumbers  and  gherkins 

100* 

5000 

ex  0708  10 20 
ex  0708  10 95 

ex  0708  20 20 
ex  0708  20 95 

Peas  (Pisum  sativum),  from  1 October  to  30  April 

Beans  (Vigna  spp.  Phaseolus  spp.),  from  1 November  to  30  April 

ex  0709  10 

Artichokes,  from  1 October  to  31  December 

100 

100 

100* 

I 
! 

AH 

0 

60 

0 

0 

0 

0 

60 

60 

30* 

ANNEXE 

Reference 
quantity 

Specific 
provisions 

(tonnes) 

d 

150 

art.  1(5) 

art.  1(5) 

500 

art.  1(5) 

_ 

art.  1(5) 
art.2  and 
art.4 

'art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 
art.2  and 
art.4 

ex  0709  20  00 

Asparagus,  from  1 October  to 31  March 

ex  0709  30 00  " 

Aubergines,  from  1 December  to  30  April 

0709  60  10 

Sweet  peppers 

100 

100 

100 

0 

60 

40 

CN  code 

Description 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

(%) 
a 

(tonnes) 
b 

Rate  of  duty  reduction 
beyond  existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%) 
c 

ex  0709 60 99 

Other  fruits  of  the  genus  Capsicum  or  of  the 
genus  Pimenta,  from  15 November  to  30 
June 

ex  0709  90 

Courgettes,  from  1 November  to 30 May 

ex  0709  90 90 

Okra,  from  15 February  to  15 June 

ex  0709 90 90 

Wild  onions  of  the  species  Muscari 
comosum,  from  15 February  to  15 May 

0709  40 00 

ex  0709  51 

0709  70  00 

ex  0709  90 

ex  0710 

Celery  other  than  celeriac 
Mushrooms  other  than  cultivated  mushrooms 
Spinach,  New  Zealand  spinach  and  orache 
spinach 

Frozen  vegetables  other  than  peas  and  other 
fruits  of  the  genus  Capsicum  or  of  the  genus 
Pimenta 

0710 21  00 
ex 0710 29 00 

Peas 

0710  80 59 

Other  fruits  of  the  genus  Capsicum  or  of  the 
genus  Pimenta 

a* 

100 

100* 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

5000 

7000(1) 

8000 

6000 

I 

0 

60* 

0 

60 

0 

0 

30 

-

ANNEXE 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

3000 

art.  1(5) 

Reference 
quantity 

Specific 
provisions 

(tonnes) 
d 

e 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(5) 
art.2  and 
art. 3 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(5) 

art.  1(5) 

aVt.  1(5) 

\ 

art.  1(6) 

0711  10 00 
0711  40  00 

ex  0711  90 

Onions 
Cucumbers  and  gherkins 
Other  vegetables;  mixtures  of  vegetables, 
excluding  peppers 

100 

0 

500 

art.  1(5) 

CN  code 

Description 

Customs  duty  rate  reduction 

Tariff  quota 

(%) 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

0711  20  10 

Olives  for uses  other  than  the  production  of  oil  (c) 

0711  30 00 

Capers 

0711  90  10 

Fruits of  the genus  Capsicum  or  of  the genus  Pimenta,  other 
than sweet  peppers 

0712 

Dried  vegetables,  other  than  onions  and  olives 

0713  10  10 

Peas  for  sowing 

0713  50  10 

Broad  beans  and  horse beans,  for  sowing 

i. 

ex  0713 

Leguminous  vegetables,  other  than  for  sowing 

ex  0804  10 00 

Dates,  in  immediate  packings  of  a net  content  of  35kg  or  less 

0804  20 

Figs 

0804  40 

Avocados 

ex  0805  10 

Fresh  oranges 

. 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

.100 

100* 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction 
beyond 
existing  or 
future  tariff 
quotas 

<

%

)• 

c 

60 

90 

-

0 

60 

60 

-

-

0 

0 

Reference 
quantity 

Specific 
provisions 

(tonnes) 

d 

e 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

. 

500 

art.  1(5) 

500 

art.  1(6) 

300 

art.  1(5) 

art.  1(6) 

» 

art.  1(5), 
art.2  and 
art.4 

340*000 

80* 

CN  code 

Description 

ex  0805  20 

Mandarins  (including  tangerines  and  satsumas),  fresh; 
Clementines,  wilkings  and  similar  citrus  hybrids,  fresh 

ex  0805  30 

Lemons,  fresh 

ex  0805  10 

Oranges,  other  than  fresh 

ex  0805  20 

Mandarins  (including  tangerines  and  satsumas),  clémentines, 
wilkings  and  similar  citrus  hybrids,  other  than  fresh 

ex  0805  30 

Lemons  and  limes,  other  than  fresh 

0805  40 

Grapefruit 

ex  0806 

Table  grapes,  fresh,  from  1 November  to  31  July 

ex  0807  11 00 

Watermelons,  from  1 January  to  15 June 

ex 0807  19 00 

Melons,  from  1 November  to  31  May 

0808.20.90 

Quinces 

0809  10 

Apricots,  fresh 

0809  20 

Cherries,  fresh 

0809  30 

Peaches,  including  nectarines,  fresh 

ex  0809 40 

Plums,  from  1 November  to  30  June 

1 

100* 

100* 

100 

100* 

100 

100 

100 

100* 

100* 

100* 

100* 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

(%) 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

100* 

150 000 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%) 
c 

Reference 
quantity 

Specific 
provisions 

(tonnes) 

d 

e 

80* 

80* 

art.  1(5)?  an.2  and 
an.4 

art.  1(6) 

0 

1 000 

art.  1(5) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

•  art.  1(6) 

500 

,art.  1(5) 

80 

60* 

50 

50 

0 

0 

0 

0 
-

1000 

1 

CN  code 

Description 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

(tonnes) 

a 

b 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%) 
c 

ex  0810  10 05 
ex 0810  10 80 

Strawberries,  from  1 November  to  31  March 

ex  0810 20  10 

Raspberries,  from  15 May  to  15 July 

ex 0810 50 00 

Kiwi  fruit,  from  1 January  to  30  April 

ex 0810 90 85 

Pomegranates,  from  15 August  to 30  November 

ex  0810.90.85 

Barbary  figs  and  medlars 

ex  0811 

Fruit,  uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or  boiling  in water,  not 
containing  added  sugar,  frozen 

ex 0812 90 20 

Oranges,  finely  shredded,  provisionally  preserved 

ex  0812 90 95 

Other  citrus  fruit,  finely  shredded,  provisionally  preserved 

0813 10 

Apricots,  dried 

0813 40  10 

Peaches,  including  nectarines,  dried 

0813  40 50 

Papayas,  dried 

0813  40 95 

Other  fruit,  dried 

0813  50  12 
0813  50  15 

Fruit  salads  of  dried  fruit  other  than  plums 

0904  12 00 

Pepper,  crushed  or  ground 

0904  20 31 
0904 20  35 
0904 20 39 

Peppers,  other  than  crushed  or 'ground(d) 

0904 20  90 

Peppers,  crushed  or  ground 

100 

100 

100 

100 

50 

100 

;  100 

100 

100 

50 

50 

50 

50 

100 

100 

100 

60 

50 

0 

0 

-

30 

80 

80 

60 

-

-

-

-

I 

Reference 
quantity 

Specific 
provisions 

II 

(tonnes) 

d 

240 

e 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.-1(6.) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

» 

CN  code 

Description 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

<%> 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 

(%) 
c 

0909 

0910 

Seeds  of  anise,  badian,  fennel,  coriander,  cumin  or  caraway; 
juniper  berries 

Ginger,  saffron,  turmeric  (curcuma),  thyme,  bay  leaves,  curry 
and  other  spices 

1001  10  00 

Durum  wheat 

100 

100 

ECU  0.73  per 
tonne  (2) 

1209  91  90 

Other  vegetable  seeds  (e) 

1209  99  99 

Other  seeds  and  fruit,  for  sowing  (e) 

1211 

Plants  and  parts  of  plants  (including  seeds  and  fruits),  of  a  kind 
used  primarily  in  perfumery,  in  pharmacy  or  for  insecticidal, 
fungicidal  or  similar  purposes,  fresh  or  dried,  whether  or  not 
cut,  crushed  or  powdered 

1212  10 

Locust  beans,  including  locust  bean  seeds 

1212  20  00 

Seaweeds  and  other  algae 

1212  30  00 

Apricot,  peach  or  plum  stones  and  kernels 

1212  99  90 

Other  plant  products 

ex  1302  20 

Pectic  substances,  pectinates  and  pectates 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

25 

-

-

-

60 

60 

-

-

-

-

-

Reference 

1 

c 
r 
Specific 

quantity 

(tonnes) 

d 

provisions 

e 

art.  1(6) 

J 

art.  1(6) 

^ 
^ 

1509 

1509  10  10 
1509  10 90 
1509 90  00 

1510 

1510 00  10 
1510 00 90 

| 

Olive oil  and  its  fractions,  whether  or  not  refined,  but  not 
chemically  modified  : 
-  Lampante  virgin  olive  oil 
-  Other 
-  Other  than  virgin 

Other  oils and  their  fractions,  whether  or  not  refined,  but  not 
chemically  modified,  including  blends  of  these  oils o;  fractions 
with oils  or  fractions  of  heading  No  1509 
-  Crude  oils 
-  Other 

10 
10 
5 

10 
5 

ANNEXE 

art.  1(6) 
art.  1(6)' 
art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 
art.  1(6) 

0 
0 
0 

0 
0 

r * c* 

1  1 

CN  code 

Description 

» 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

ex  2001  10 00 

Cucumbers,  not  containing  added  sugar 

ex  2001  10 00 

Gherkins,  prepared  or  preserved 

ex  2001  10 00 

Onions,  not  containing  added  sugar 

2001  90 20 

Fruits of  the  genus  Capsicum,  other  than  sweet  peppers 

ex  2001 90 50 

Mushrooms,  not  containing  added  sugar 

ex  2001  90 65 

Olives,  not  containing  added  sugar 

ex  2001  90 70 

Sweet  peppers,  not  containing  added  sugar 

ex  2001  90 75 

Red  salad  beetroot,  not  containing  added  sugar 

ex  2001  90 85 

Red  cabbage,  not  containing  added  sugar 

ex  2001  90 96 

Other,  not  containing  added  sugar 

2002  10 10 

Peeled  tomatoes 

2003  10 20 
2003  10 30 

Mushrooms  of  the  genus  Agaricus 

2003  10 80 

Other  mushrooms 

2003 20 00 

Truffles 

CN  code 

Description 
1 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

(%) 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

(tonnes) 

b 

3  200 

(

*

•) 

a 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%)' 
c 

Reference 
quantity 

Specific 
provisions 

(tonnes) 

d 

e 

-

0 

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

30 

50 

60 

70 

Rate  of  duty 
Reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%) 
c 

Reference 
quantity 

(tonnes) 

art!  1(5) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

Specific 
provisions 

d 

e 

2004  10 99 

J  Potatoes,  other 

ex  2004  90  30 

Capers  and  olives 

2004  90  50 

Peas  (Pisum  sativum)  and  green  beans 

ex  2004  90  98 

Artichokes 

ex  2004  90  98 

2005  10 00 

2005  20 20 

Other  : 
Asparagus,  carrots  and  mixtures 
Other 

Homogenized  vegetables  : 
Asparagus,  carrots  and  mixtures 
Other 

Potatoes,  thinly  sliced,  fried  or  baked,  whether  or not  salted  or 
flavoured,  in  airtight  packings,  suitable  for  immediate 
consumption 

2005  20  80 

Potatoes,  other 

2005  40  00 

Peas  (Pisum  sativum) 

2005 51  00 

Beans,  shelled 

2005  59  00 

Beans,  other 

2005  60  00 

Asparagus 

2005  70 

Olives 

2005  90  10 

Fruits  of  the genus  Capsicum,  other  than  sweet  peppers 

2005  90  30 

Capers 

CN  code 

Description 

1 

2005  90  50 

Artichokes 

2005  90  60 

Carrots 

10 440  (3) 

10  440(3) 

10 440  (3) 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

50 

-

20 

50 

20 
50 

20 
50 

50 

50 

20 

50 

20 

20 

-

-

-

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 
art.  1(6) 

| 

art.  1(6) 
art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

(%) 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%) 
C 

! 

100 

100 

n 

50 

20 

Reference 
quantity 

Specific 
provisions 

(tonnes) 

d 

t 

\ 

e 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

2005  90 70 

Mixtures  of  vegetables 

2005  90  80 

Other 

2007  10 91 

Homogenized  preparations  of  tropical  fruit 

2007  10 99 

Other 

2007  91  90 

Citrus  fruit,  other 

2007  99 91 

Apple  purée,  including  compotes 

2007  99  98 

Other 

Grapefruit  segments 

2008  30 51 
2008  30 71 
ex 2008 30 91 
ex  2008  30 99 

Mandarins  (including  tangerines  and  satsumas),  finely  shredded; 
Clementines,  wilkings  and  similar  citrus  hybrids,  finely  shredded 

ex  2008 30 55 
ex  2008  30 75 

In  immediate  packings  of  a  net  content  exceeding  1kg 
In immediate  packings  of  a  net  content  not  exceeding  1kg 

ex  2008  30 59 
ex  2008  30 79 

Oranges  and  lemons,  finely  shredded 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

50 

80 

100 
80 

80 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

j 

j 

20 

50 

50 

50 

50 

50 

50 

80 

-

1 

CN  code 

Description 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

ex  2008  30 91 
ex  2008  30 99 

Citrus  fruit,  finely  shredded 

ex  2008  30 91 

Citrus  pulp 

2008 50 61 
2008  50 69 

Apricots 

ex  2008  50 92 
ex  2008  50 94 

Apricot  halves 

ex  2008  50 99 

Apricot  halves 

ex  2008  50  92 
ex  2008  50 94 

ex  2008  70  92 
ex  2008  70  94 

Apricot  pulp 

Peach  (including  nectarine)  halves 

ex  2008  70  99 

Peach  (including  nectarine)  halves 

Mixtures  of  fruit 

ex  2008  92 51 
ex  2008  92  59 
ex  2008  92  72 
ex  2008  92  74 
ex  2008  92  76 
ex  2008  92  78 

2009  11 
2009  19 

2009 20  11 
2009  20  19 

Orange juice 

Grapefruit  juice 

I 

(%) 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

80 

40 

100 

100 

100 

100 

50 

100 

100 

9  899 

100 

Rate  of duty 
reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%) 
c 

Reference 
quantity 

(tonnes) 

C 
T 
Specific 
provisions 

d 

e 

art.  1(6) 

-

-

20 

50 

50 

30 

-

50 

55 

7.560 

7.200 (4) 

7.200 (4) 

100 

33  607  (5)' 

1 

70 

,art.  1(5) 

]<K 

CN  code 

Description 

Customs  duty  rate 
reduction 

Tariff  quota 

(%) 

a 

(tonnes) 

b 

Rate  of  duty 
reduction  beyond 
existing  or  future 
tariff  quotas 
(%) 
c 

Reference 
quantity 

Spec i lie 
provisions 

1 
1 

(tonnes) 

2009  20 91 

Grapefruit  juice 

2009  20 99 

Grapefruit  juice 

2009  30  11 
2009  30  19 

ex  2009  30 31 
2009  30 39 

Juice  of  any  other  citrus  fruit 

Juice  of  any  other  citrus  fruit  except  lemons 

ex  2204 

Wine  of  fresh  grapes 

ex  2204  21 

2301 

ex  2302 

Wines  carrying  a  registered  designation  of  origin,  of  the 
following  names:  :  Berkane,  Sais,  Béni  M'Tir,  Guerrouane, 
Zenunour  and  Zennata, 
litres,  of  an  actual  alcoholic  strength  by  volume  of  no  more  than 
15%  vol. 

in  containers  holding  no  more  than  2 

Flours,  meals  and  pellets,  of  meat  or  meat  offal,  of  fish  or  of 
crustaceans,  molluscs  or  other  aquatic  invertebrates,  unfit  for 
human  consumption;  greaves 

Bran,  sharps  and  other  residues,  whether  or  not  in  the  form  of 
pellets  derived  from  the  sifting,  milling  or  other  working  of 
cereals  or  of  leguminous  plants,  other  than  maize  (corn)  and 
rice 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

60 

95  200 hi 

56  000 hi 

70 

70 

60 

60 

80 

0 

-

art.  1(6) 

| 

960 

art.  1(6) 

art.  1(6) 

I* 

(a)  Entry  under  this  subheading  is subject  to  the  conditions  to  be  laid  down  by  the  competent  Community  authorities 

(b)  From  the time  at  which  Community  regulations  concerning  the  potato  sector  becom  applicable,  the  reduction  in  the  duty  applicable  beyond  the quota  will  be  50%. 

(c)  Entry  under  this  subheading  is  subject  to  the  conditions  to  be  laid  down  by  the competent  Community  authorities 

(d)  Entry  under  this  subheading  is subject  to conditions  laid  down  in  the  r i v a nt  Community  provisions. 

(e) This concession  applies  only  to  seed  which  complies  with  the  rules  relating  to  the  marketing  of  seed  and  plants. 

(*)  The  rate  of  reduction  applies  only  to  the  ad  valorem  customs  duty. 

(**)  The  reduction  is subject  to compliance  with  certain  conditions  agreed  by  exchange  of  letters  (flowers  other  than  exotic  flowers). 

(1)  Tariff  quota  common  to  the  three  headings  ex  0703  10  11,  ex  0703  10  19 and  ex  0709  90 90. 

(2)  Reduction  to  be  applied  to  the  duties  established  in  accordance  with  Article  10(2) of  Regulation  (EEC)  No  1766/92. 

(3) Tariff  quota  common  to  the  three  subheadings  2004  90 50,  2005  40 00 and  2005  59  00. 

(4)  Reference  quantity  common  to  the  two  subheadings  2008  50  99  and  2008  70  99. 

(5) The  share  of juices  imported  in  packings  holding  2  litres  or  less  must  not  exceed  10 082  tonnes. 

17 

PROTOCOL  No 2 

ON  THE  ARRANGEMENTS  APPLYING  TO IMPORTS 

INTO  THE  COMMUNITY  OF FISHERY  PRODUCTS  ORIGINATING  IN 

MOROCCO 

118 

2*VKJ*-  » 

Article 1 

The  products  listed  below,  originating  in Morocco,  shall  be 

imported  into  the Community  free  of  customs duties 

CN CODE 

__ 

DESCRIPTION 

Chapter  3 

Fish  and  crustaceans,  molluscs  and other  aquatic  invertebrates 

1604  11  00 
1604  12 
1604  1 3 90 
1604  14 
1604  15 
1604  16  00 
1604  19  10 
1604  19  31 
1604  19  39 
1604  19  50 
1604 19 91 to 
1604 19 98 
1604  20 
1604  20  05 
1604  20  10 
1604  20  30 

' 

Salmon 
Herrings 
Other 
Tunas,  skipjack  and  bonito  (Sarda  spp.) 
Mackerel 
Anchovies 
Salmonidae,  other  than  salmon 
Fish  of  the  genus  Euthymnus,  other  than 
skipjack  (Euthymnus  (Katsuwonus)  pelamis) 
Fish  of  the  species  Orcynopsis  unicolor 
Other 

Other  prepared  or  preserved  fish: 
Preparations  of  surimi 
of  salmon 
of  salmonidae,  other  than  salmon 

I  . 

. 

1 

119 

CN  CODE 

1604  20  40 
ex  1604  20  50 

1604  20  70 
1604  20  90 
1604  30 
1605  10  00 
1605  20 
1605  30  00 
1605  40  00 
1605  90  11 
1605  90  19 
1605  90  30 
1902  20  10 

DESCRIPTION 

of  anchovies 
of  bonito,  of  mackerel  of  the  species  Scomber  scombrus  and 
Scomber  japonicus;  of  fish  of  the  species  Orcynopsis'Tjnicolor 
of  tunas,  skipjack  or  other  fish  of  the  genus  Euthymnus 
of  other  fish 
caviar  and  caviar  substitutes 
Crab 
Shrimps  and  prawns 
Lobster 
Other  crustaceans 
Mussels  (Mytilus  spp.,  Perna  spp.),  in  airtight  containers 
Other  mussels 
Other  molluscs 
Stuffed  pasta,  whether  or  not  cooked  or  otherwise  prepared: 
containing  more  than  20%  by  weight  of  fish, 
crustaceans,  molluscs  or  other  aquatic  invertebrates. 

__. 

Article  2 

• 

Imports  into  the  Community  of  prepared  or  preserved  sardines  of  CN  codes 
1604  13  11,  1604  13  19 and  ex  1604  20  50 originating  in  Morocco  shall  be  covered 
by  the arrangements  established  by  Article  1,  subject  to  the  following  provisions: 

Frotn 1 January  to  31 December  1996: 

tariff  exemption  up  to'a  Community  tariff  quota  of  19 500  tonnes; 
for  imports  beyond  the  level  of  the  quota,  6%  customs  duty. 

From  1 January  ro 31  December  1997: 

tariff  exemption  up  to  a  Community  tariff  quota  of  21  000  tonnes; 
for  imports  beyond  the  level  of  the quota,  5%  customs  duty. 

From  1 January  to  31 December  1998: 

tariff  exemption  up  to  a  Community  tariff  quota  of  22  500  tonnes; 
for  imports  beyond  the  level  of  the  quota,  4%  customs  duty. 

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3 

ON THE ARRANGEMENTS  APPLYING  TO IMPORTS  INTO  MOROCCO 
OF AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS  ORIGINATING  IN THE  COMMUNITY 

PROTOCOL  No 3 

121 

Sole  Article 

The customs  duties  on  import  into Morocco  of  the products  originating  in  the 
Community  listed  in  the Annex  shall  not be higher  than those  shown  in column  (a) 
within the limits  of  the tariff  quotas  shown  in column  (b). 

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CNcode 

Description 

Maximum  customs 
duties 
% 

Preferential 
tariff 
quota» 

Chap. 1 

Live animals; animal, products 

010210 

Live bovine animals; pure-bred breeding animals 

010511 

Live fowls of the species  Gallus domesticus, of a weight  not exceeding  185g 

Chap. 2 

Meat and edible meat  offal 

020220 

Meat of bovine animals, frozen, other than carcases  and half-carcases, with bone in 

0202 30 

Meat of bovine animals, frozen, other than carcases and half-carcases,  boneless 

Chap. 4 

Dairy produce; birds' eggs; natural  honey; 
edible products  of  animal origin, not elsewhere  specified  or  included 

0402 10 12 

Milk and cream, concentrated  or containing added sugar or other  sweetening  matter: 
in powder, granules or other solid forms, of a fat content,  by weight, 
not exceeding  1.5% 

0402 21 

Milk and cream, concentrated  or containing added sugar or other sweetening  matter: 
in powder, granules or other solid forms, of a fat content,  by weight, 
exceeding  1.5% 

0402 91 

Other,  not  containing  added sugar  or other sweetening  matter 

0402 99 

Other 

040410 

Whey  and modified whey, whether  or not concentrated  or containing added sugar 
or other sweetening  matter 

0405 

Butter and other fats  and oils derived from  milk 

0406 90 

Other  cheese 

Chap. 5 

Products  of  animal  origin, not  elsewhere  specified  or  included 

2.5 

2.5 

45 

45 

30 

87 

87 

17,5 

17,5 

12.5 

40 

4000 

150 

3800 

500 

3300 

3200 

2600 

1000 

200 

8000 

550 

0504 

Guts, bladders  and stomachs  of animals  (other  than fish), whol<= and pieces  thereof 

17.5 

150 

Chap. 6 

601 

0602 20 

0602 99 

Live  trees  and  other  plants;  bulbs,  roots  and  the  like; cut  flowers  and 
ornamental  foliage 
Bulbs, tubers, tuberous  roots, corms, crowns  and rhizomes, dormant,  in growth 
or in flower;  chicory  plants  and roots  other than  roots of heading  No 1212 

Trees, shrubs  and bushes, grafted  or not, of  kinds which bear  edible fruit or  nuts 

Indoor  plants other  than rooted cuttings  and  young plants, other  than flowering 
plants 

35 

2.5 

35 

200 

250 

600 

CN  code 

Description 

Chap. 7 

Edible vegetables  and  certain roots and  tubers 

0701 10 00 

Potatoes, fresh, chilled, seed or  new 

0712 90 

Other vegetables,; mixtures of vegetables 
-  dried leeks, dried peppers 
-  other, including  mixtures 

071310 90 

Peas (Pisum sativum), other than for sowing 

Chap. 10 

Cereals 

100190 99 

Common wheat and meslin. other than for  sowing 

1003 
1003  0010 
1003 00 90 

Barley 
-  for  sowing 
-  other 

100510 

Maize (corn),  seed 

1005 90 

Maize (corn), other 

10061010 

Rice in the husk, for  sowing 

1006 30 

Semi-milled or wholly  milled rice, whether  or not polished or  glazed 

Chap. 11 

Products  of  the  milling  industry;  malt;  starches;  inulin; wheat  gluten 

Maximum  customs 
duties 
% 
a 

Preferential 
tariff 
quotas 
b 

25 

40 
32,5 

40 

144* 

2.5 
113* 

2,5 

122* 

32,5 

177* 

31000 

150 

350 

456000* 

2000 
8000* 

300 

2000* 

300 

~ 

550* 

110710 

Malt, not  roasted 

35 

5000 

Chap. 12 

Oilseeds  and  oleaginous  fruits;  miscellaneous  grains,  seeds  and  fruit; 
industrial  or  medicinal  plants;  straw  and  fodder 

1205 00 90 

Rape or colza seeds, whether  or not broken, other than for  sowing 

146* 

1000* 

1206 00 
1206 00 10 

120911  00 

1209 21 00 

1209 91 90 

1213 00 00 

1214 00 

-  rape 
-  colza 

Sunflower  seeds, whether  or not  broken 

- for  sowing 

Sugar  beet seed 

Lucerne  (alfalfa)  seed 

Vegetable seeds other than  kohlrabi  seed 
Cereal straw and husks, unprepared, whether  or  not chopped,  ground,  pressed 
or in the form of  pellets 

Swedes, mangolds, fodder  roots, hay,  lucerne  (alfalfa), clover, sainfoin. 
forage  kale, lupines, vetches  and similar  forage  products,  whether  or  not in the 
form of  pellets 

2,5  _ 

2,5 

2.5 

2,5 

22,5 

22,5 

250 

900 

100 

300 

1150 

4500 

* In the event of the tariff  quota  not  being fully  used up at the duty  rate specified for  it, Morocco would agree to the rate beingjowered to a level whic 
ensure that the quota was fully  used  up. 

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Chap. 15 

Animal or vegetable  fats  and oils and their  cleavage  products; 
prepared edible fats; animal  or vegetable  waxes 

150710 90 

Other crude soya-bean oil, whether  or not de-gummed, for technical or industrial  uses 
other than the manufacture  of foodstuffs for  human  consumption 

215 

24600 

151410 

Crude rape, colza or  mustard oil and fractions thereof, whether  or not refined, 
but not chemically  modified 

151490 

Non-crude  rape, colza or mustard oil and fractions  thereof,  whether  or not refined. 
but not chemically  modified 

151511  00 

Linseed oil and its fractions,  crude 

1515  1910 

Linseed oil and its fractions, other than crude, for technical  uses 

1515 90 

Other fixed vegetable fats and oils (including jojoba  oil) and then  fractions. 
whether or not refined, but not chemically  modified  other than t rude 

151610 90 

Animal fats and oils or their fractions, other  than in immediate  packings 
of a net content of  1 kg or less 

1516 20 99 

Vegetable fats and oils and their fractions, other than castor,  paim, palm-kernel  and 
coconut oils, hydrogenated, other than in immediate  packings o' a net content 
of 1 kg or  less 

Chap. 17 

Sugars  and  sugar  confectionery 

215 

215 

215 

215 

215 

215 

215 

44000 

100 

200 

100 

150 

2200 

5200 

1701  12 90 

Beet sugar other than for  refining 

168* 

20000* 

Chap. 23 

Residues  and  waste  f r qm  the food  industries;prepared  animal  fodder 

2302 40 

Bran, sharps  and other  residues  of other  cereals 

2309 90 

Other  preparations  of a kind used in animal feeding 

Chap. 24 

Tobacco  and  manufactured  tobacco  substitutes 

2401  10 60 

Sun-cured  Oriental type  tobacco 

35 

35 

35 

350 

1700 

500 

*  In the event of the tariff  quota  not  being fully  used up at the amy  rate specmed for  it,  Morocco  would agree to the  rate being lowered to a level whic 
ensured that the quota was fully  used  up 

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PROTOCOL  No 4 

CONCERNING  THE  DEFINITION  OF ORIGINATING  PRODUCTS 

AND  METHODS  OF  ADMINISTRATIVE  COOPERATION 

12(i 

TITLE  I 

GENERAL  PROVISIONS 

ARTICLE  1 

Definitions 

For  the purposes  of  this  Protocol: 

(a) 

"manufacture"  means  any  kind  of  working  or  processing  including  assembly  or 

specific  operations; 

t 

(b) 

"material"  means  any  ingredient,  raw  material,  component  or  part,  etc.,  used  in 

the  manufacture  of  the  product; 

(c) 

"product"  means  the  product  being  manufactured,  even  if  it is  intended  for  later 

use  in  another  manufacturing  operation; 

(d) 

"goods"  means  both  materials  and  products; 

(e) 

"customs  value"  means  the  value  as  determined  in  accordance  with  the 

Agreement  on  implementation  of  Article  VII  of  the  General  Agreement~bn 

Tariffs  and  Trade  of  1994  (WTO  Agreement  on  customs  valuation); 

(f) 

"ex-works  price"  means  the  price  paid  for  the  product  ex-works  to  the 

manufacturer  in  whose  undertaking  the  last  worKing  or  processing  is  carried 

out,  including  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used,  minus  all  internal  taxes  which 

are,  or  may  be,  repaid  when  the  product  obtained  is  exported; 

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(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  in  point  (g) applied  mutatis mutandis; 

(i) 

"chapters"  and  "headings"  means the chapters  and  the headings  (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"; 

(j) 

"classified"  refers  to the classification  of a product  or  material  under a 

particular  heading; 

0 

(k) 

"consignment"  means products  which  are either  sent  simultaneously  from  one 

exporter  to one consignee  or covered  by a single transport  document covering 

their  shipment  from  the exporter  to the consignee or,  in the absence of  such a 

document,  by a single  invoice. 

TITLE II 

DEFINITION  OF THE  CONCEPT  OF  "ORIGINATING  PRODUCTS" 

ARTICLE  2 

Origin  criteria 

For  the purpose  of  implementing  this  Agreement  and  without  prejudice  to  the 

provisions  of  Articles  3,  4  and  5 of  this  Protocol,  the  following  products  shall  be 

considered  as: 

1) products  originating  in  the  Community: 

(a) 

products  wholly  obtained  in  the  Community,  within  the  meaning  of  Article 

6  of  this  Protocol; 

(b)  products  obtained  in  the  Community  which  contain  materials  not  wholly 

obtained  there,  provided  that  the  said  materials  have  undergone  sufficient 

working  and  processing  in  the  Community  within  the  meaning  of  Article  7 

of  this  Protocol; 

2)  products  originating  in  Morocco: 

(a) 

products  wholly  obtained  in  Morocco  within  the  meaning  of  Article  6  of 

this  Protocol; 

(b) 

products  obtained  in  Morocco  which  contain  materials  not  wholly  obtained 

there,  provided  that  the  said  materials  have  undergone  sufficient  working 

or  processing  in  Morocco  within  the  meaning  of  Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

12<) 

ARTICLE  3 

Bilateral  cumulation 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article 2(l)(b),  materials  originating  in Morocco  within Che 

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  to in  Article  8 of  this  Protocol. 

2.  Notwithstanding  Article  2(2)(b),  materials  originating  in the Community  within 

the meaning  of  this  Protocol  shall  be considered  as  materials  originating  in  Morocco 

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  8 of  this  Protocol. 

ARTICLE  4 

Cumulation  with.materials  originating  in  Algeria  and  Tunisia 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  2(l)(b)  and  subject  to the provisions  of  paragraphs  3 and 

4,  materials  originating  in  Algeria  or Tunisia  within  the meaning  of  Protocol  No  2 

annexed  to the  Agreements  between  the Community  and these  countries  shall  be 

considered  as  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  8  of 

this  Protocol. 

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2.  Notwithstanding  Article 2(2)(b)  and  subject  to the provisions  of paragraphs  3 and 

4,  materials originating  in Algeria  or Tunisia  within  the meaning, of  ProtocoLNo  2 

annexed to the Agreements  between  the Community and these countries  shall be 

considered  as originating  in Morocco  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  8 of  this Protocol. 

3.  The provisions  set out in paragraphs  1 and 2 concerning  materials  originating  in 

Algeria are only applicable to the extent that trade between the Community and 

Algeria,  and between  Morocco  and  Algeria,  is governed  by identical  rules  of origin. 

4.  The provisions  set out  in paragraphs  1  and 2 concerning  materials  originating in 

Tunisia  are only  applicable to the extent  that  trade between  the Community  and 

Tunisia,  and between  Morocco  and Tunisia,  is governed  by identical rules  of  origin. 

ARTICLE 5 

Cumulation  of working or processing 

1.  For  the purpose  of  implementing  Article 2(1 )(b),  working  or processing  carried 

out in Morocco  or,  when  the conditions  required  by Article 4(3) and  (4) are  fulfilled, 

in Algeria  or  in Tunisia,  shall  be considered  as having been carried  out in the 

Community  when  the products  obtained  undergo subsequent  working  or  processing  in 

the Community. 

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2.  For  the purpose  of  implementing  Article  2(2)(b),  working  or processing  carried 

out  in  the  Community  or,  when  the conditions  required  by  Article 4(3)  and  C4) are 

fulfilled,  in  Algeria  or  in  Tunisia,  shall  be considered  as having been carried  out in 

Morocco  when  the  products  obtained  undergo  subsequent  working  or processing  in 

Morocco. 

; 

3.  Where  pursuant  to  the provisions  of  paragraph  1 or 2  the originating  products  are 

obtained  in  two  or  more  of  the  States  referred  to in  those  provisions  or in the 

Community,  they  shall  be  considered  as  originating  products  of  the State or the 

Community  according  to  where  the  last  working  or  processing  took place,  provided 

that  that  working  or  processing  went  beyond  that  referred  to  in  Article  8, 

ARTICLE  6 

Wholly  obtained  products 

1.  Within  the  meaning  of  Article  2(1 )(a)  and  (2)(a),  the  following  shall  be  considered 

as  "wholly  obtained"  either  in  the  Community  or  in  Morocco. 

(a)  mineral  products  extracted  from  their  soil  or  from  their  seabed; 

(b)  vegetable  products  harvested  there; 

(c) 

live  animals  born  and  raised  there; 

(d)  products  from  live  animals  raised  there: 

(e) 

products  obtained  by  hunting  or  fishing  there: 

(0 

products  of  sea  fishing  and  other  products  taken  from  the  sea  by  their  vessels; 

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(g)  products  made aboard  their  factory  ships exclusively  from  products  referred  to 

in subparagraph  (0; 

(h)  used  articles  collected  there  fit  only  for  the recovery  of raw  materials,  including 

used  tyres  fit  only  for  retreading  or  use as waste; 

F 

(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  (a) to (j). 

2.  The terms  "their  vessels"  and  "their  factory  ships"  in paragraph  1(f)  and  (g) shall 

apply only to vessels  and  factory  ships: 

-  which  are  registered  or recorded  in a  Member  State or  in Morocco, 

-  which  sail  under  the flag  of a  Member  State or of Morocco, 

-  which are owned  to the extent  of  at  least 50 per cent by nationals of Member 

States or  of Morocco,  or by a company  with  its head office  in a Member  State or 

in Morocco,  of  which  the manager  or  managers,  chairman  of  the board  of 

directors  or  the supervisory  board  and  the  majority  of the members  of  such  boards 

are nationals  of  Member  States or of  Morocco  and of  which,  in addition,ln  the 

case of partnerships  or  limited  companies,  at least half  the capital belongs to 

Member  States or  Morocco,  to public bodies or  to nationals of  the Member  States 

or Morocco, 

13 O 

-  of  which  the  master  and officers  arc  nationals of  Member  States or  of-Morocco, 

-  of  which  at least  75 % of  the crew  are nationals  of  Member  States  or of  Morocco. 

3.  Insofar  as  trade between  Morocco  or  the Community  and Algeria or Tunisia  are 

covered  by identical  rules  of origin,  the  terms  "their vessels"  and  "their factory 

ships" in paragraph  1(0  and (g)  shall  also  apply to Algerian  or Tunisian  vessels  or 

factory  ships  within  the meaning  of  paragraph  2. 

4.  The  terms  "Morocco"  and the  "Community" shall  also cover  the territorial waters 

which  surround  Morocco  and the Member  States of  the Community. 

Vessels  operating  on  the  high  seas,  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  Morocco  provided  that they  satisfy  the conditions  set out in paragraph  2. 

ARTICLE 7 

Sufficiently  worked  or processed  products 

1.  For  the purposes  of  Article 2,  non-originating  materials  are considered  to be 

sufficiently  worked  or processed  when  the product obtained is  classified  in a heading 

which is  different  from  that in  which  all  the'non-originating  materials  used  in its 

manufacture  are classified,  subject  to paragraph 2  and Article  8. 

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2.  For a product  mentioned  in columns  1 and 2  of  the list  in  Annex  II,  the conditions 

set out in column  3  for  the product  concerned  must be  fulfilled  instead  of  the rule  set 

out in paragraph  1. 

For the products  falling  under Chapters  84  to 91,  as an alternative  to satisfying  the 

conditions  set out  in column  3,  the exporter  may opt to apply  the conditions  set out in 

column  4  instead. 

Where in the list  in  Annex  II a percentage  rule is  applied  in determining  the 

originating  status  of  a product  obtained  in  the Community  or in Morocco  the value 

added by  the working  or processing  shall  correspond  to the ex-works  price  oFthe 

product  obtained,  less  the  value  of  third-country  materials  imported  into the 

Community  or  Morocco. 

3.  These  conditions  indicate,  for  all  products  covered  by  the Agreement,  the working 

or processing  which  must  be carried  out  on  the non-originating  materials  used  in the 

manufacture  of  these  products,  and apply  only  in relation  to  such  materials. 

Accordingly,  it  follows  that  if  a product,  which  has acquired  originating  status  ty 

fulfilling  the conditions  set  out  in  the  list  for  that product,  is  used in  the  manufacture 

of  another product,  the conditions  applicable  to the product  in  which  it 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. 

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ARTICLE  8 

Insufficient  working  or  processing  operations 

For the purpose  of  implementing  Article 7  the  following  shall  be considered  as 

insufficient  working  or  processing  to 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 

brine,  sulphur  dioxide  or  other  aqueous  solutions,  removal  of  damaged  parts, 

and  like  operations); 

(b) 

simple  operations  consisting  of  removal  of  dust,  sifting  or  screening,  sorting, 

classifying,  matching  (including  the  making-up  of  sets  of  articles),  washing, 

painting,  cutting  up; 

(c) 

(i) 

changes  of  packaging  and  division  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,  labels  a'nd  other  like  distinguishing  signs  on  products  or  their 

packaging; 

(e) 

simple  mixing  of  products,  whether  or  not  of  different  kinds,  where  one or 

more  components  of  the  mixture  do  not  meet  the conditions  laid  down  in  this 

Protocol  to  enable  them  to  be  considered  as  originating  in  the  Community  or  in 

Morocco; 

(f) 

simple  assembly  of  parts  to  constitute  a complete  product; 

(g)  a combination  of  two or  more operations  specified  in subparagraphs  (a) to (f); 

(h) 

slaughter of animals. 

ARTICLE 9 

Unit of  qualification 

1.  The unit of qualification  for  the application  of the provisions of this Protocol  shall 

be the particular  product  which  is considered  as the basic unit when determining 

classification  using  the nomenclature  of  the Harmonized  System. 

Accordingly,  it follows  that: 

(a)  when a product  composed  of a group or assembly  of articles is classified  under 

the terms  of the Harmonized  System  under a single heading,  the whole 

constitutes  the unit of  qualification; 

(b)  when a consignment  consists  of a number of identical products  classified  under 

the same heading of  the Harmonized  System,  each product  must be taken 

individually  when applying  the provisions  of this Protocol. 

2.  Where,  under  general  rule  5 of  the Harmonized  System,  packaging  is included 

with  the product  for  classification  purposes,  it shall  be considered  to form  a whole 

with the product  for  the purposes  of  determining origin. 

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ARTICLE  10 

Accessories,  spare  parts and  tools 

Accessories,  spare  parts  and  tools  dispatched  with  a piece of  equipment,  machine, 

apparatus  or vehicle,  which  are  part of  the normal  equipment and included in  the 

price thereof  or  which  are  not separately  invoiced,  shall be regarded  as  forming  a 

whole with the piece of  equipment,  machine,  apparatus  or vehicle in question. 

ARTICLE  11 

Sets 

Sets,  as defined  in  general  rule  3 of  the  Harmonized  System,  shall  be regarded  as 

originating  when  all component  products  are 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  the  set. 

ARTICLE  12 

Neutral  elements 

In  order  to determine  whether  a  product  originates  in  the Community  or  in  Morocco 

it  shall  not be  necessary  to  establish  whether  the  electrical  energy,  fuel,  plant and 

equipment  as  well  as  machines  and  tools  used  to  obtain  such  product,  or  whether  any 

goods,  used  in  the course  of  production  which  do  not  enter  and  which  were  not 

intended  to enter  into  the  final  composition  of  the  product,  are  originating  or  not. 

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TITLE  III 

TERRITORIAL  REQUIREMENTS 

ARTICLE  13 

Principle  of  territoriality 

The conditions  set  out  in Title  II relative  to the acquisition  of  originating  status  must 

be fulfilled  without  interruption  in  the  Community  or in Morocco  without prejudice  to 

the provisions  of  Articles  4  and  5. 

ARTICLE  14 

Reimportation  of  goods 

If originating  products  exported  from  the Community  or Morocco  to another  country 

are  returned,  except  insofar  as  provided  for  in  Article 4  or 5  they  must be  considered 

as  non-originating,  unless  it can  be demonstrated  to the satisfaction  of  the customs 

authorities  that: 

(a) 

the goods  returned  are  the  same  goods  as  those  exported;  and 

(b) 

they  have  not  undergone  any  operation  beyond  that necessary  to preserve  them 

in good  condition  while  in  that country  or  while being  exported. 

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ARTICLE  15 

Direct transport 

1.  The preferential  treatment  provided  for  under  the Agreement  applies  only  to 

products  or  materials  which  are  transported  between  the territories  of  the Community 

and Morocco  or,  when  the provisions  of  Articles  4 and 5 are applied,  of  Algeria  or 

Tunisia,  without  entering  any  other  territory.  However,  goods  originating  in 

Morocco  or in  the  Community  and constituting  one  single  consignment  which is  not 

split  up may be transported  through  territory  other  than that of  the Community  or 

Morocco  or,  when  the provisions  of  Article  3 apply,  of  Algeria  or Tunisia  with, 

should  the occasion  arise,  transhipment  or  temporary  warehousing  in  such  territory, 

provided  that the goods  have  remained  under  the  surveillance  of  the customs 

authorities  in  the country  of  transit  or of  warehousing  and that they  have not 

undergone  operations  other  than  unloading,  reloading  or any operation  designed  to 

preserve  them  in  good  condition. 

Products  originating  in  Morocco  or  in  the Community  may  be transported  by  pipeline 

across  territory  other  than  that of  the Community  or that of  Morocco. 

2.  Evidence  that the conditions  set  out  in  paragraph  1 have been  fulfilled  may  be 

supplied  to the customs  authorities  of  the importing  country  by  the production  of: 

(a) 

a through  bill  of  lading  issued  in  the exporting  country  covering  the passage 

through  the country  of  transit;  or 

(b)  a certificate  issued  by  the customs  authorities  of  the country  of  transit: 

(i) 

giving  an exact  description  of  the products; 

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(ii) 

stating  the dales of  unloading and  reloading  of the products and, where 

applicable,  the names of the ships  used; and 

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(iii)  certifying  the conditions  under  which  the products  remained  in the transit 

country;  or 

(c) 

failing  these,  any  substantiating  documents. 

ARTICLE  16 

Exhibitions 

1.  Products  sent  from  one of  the Contracting  Parties  for  exhibition  in a third  country 

and sold after  the exhibition  for  importation  in another  Contracting  Party  shall  benefit 

on importation  from  the provisions  of  the Agreement  on condition  that the products 

meet the requirements  of  this  Protocol  entitling  them  to be recognized  as originating 

in the Community  or  in  Morocco  and provided  that it is shown  to the satisfaction  of 

the customs  authorities  that: 

(a)  an exporter  has consigned  these products  from  one of the Contracting  Parties  to 

the country  in which  the exhibition  is held and has exhibited  them there; 

(b) 

the products  have been  sold  or otherwise  disposed  of by that exporter  to a 

person  in  another  Contracting  Party; 

(c) 

the products  have been  consigned  during  the exhibition  or  immediately 

thereafter  to the latter  Contracting  Party  in the state 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. 

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2.  A proof  of  origin  must  be  issued  or  made.out  in accordance  with  the provisions  of 

Title IV  and submitted  to the customs  authorities  of  the importing  country  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 

the conditions  under  which  they  have been  exhibited  may be required. 

3.  Paragraph  1 shall  apply  to any  trade,  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 customs  control. 

TITLE  IV 

PROOF  OF ORIGIN 

ARTICLE  17 

Movement  certificate  EUR.l 

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. 

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ARTICLE  18 

Normal  procedure  for  the  issue  of  a  Movement  certificate  EUR. 1 

1.  A Movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by  the customs  authoritiespf  the 

exporting  country  on  application  having  been  made  in  writing  by  the exporter  or, 

under  the exporter's  responsibility,  by  his  authorized  representative. 

2.  For  this  purpose,  the  exporter  or  his  authorized  representative  shall  fill  out  both 

the Movement  certificate  EUR.l  and  the application  form,  specimens  of  which  appear 

in  Annex  III. 

These  forms  shall  be  completed  in  one  of  the  languages  in  which  the  Agreement  is 

drawn  up,  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  domestic  law  of  the  exporting 

country.  If  they  are  handwritten,  they  shall  be  completed  in  ink  in  printed  characters. 

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,  the empty  space  being 

crossed  through. 

3.  The  exporter  applying  for  the  issue  of  a  Movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be 

prepared  to  submit  at  any  time,  at  the  request  of  the customs  authorities  of  the 

exporting  country  where  the  Movement  certificate  EUR.l  is  issued,  all  appropriate 

documents  proving  the  originating  status  of  the  products  concerned  as  well  as  the 

fulfilment  of  the  other  requirements  of  this  Protocol. 

4.  The  Movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by  the customs  authorities  of  a 

Member  State  of  the  European  Community  if  the  goods  to be  exported  can  be 

considered  as  products  originating  in  the  Community  within  the  meaning  of  Article  2 

(1)  of  this 

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Protocol.  The  Movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by  the  customs  authorities 

of  Morocco  if  the  goods  to  be  exported  can  be  considered  as products  originating  in 

Morocco  within  the  meaning  of  Article  2(2)  of  this  Protocol. 

5.  Where  the  cumulation  provisions  of  Articles  2  to 5  are applied,  the  customs 

authorities  of  the  Member  States  of  the  Community  or  of  Morocco  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  Protocol  and  provided  that  the  goods  covered  by  the Movement  certificates 

EUR.l  are  in  the  Community  or  in  Morocco. 

In  these  cases  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  subject  to  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  customs  authorities  of  the exporting  State. 

6.  The  issuing  customs  authorities  shall  take  any  steps  necessary  to  verify  the 

originating  status  of  the  products  and  the  fulfilment  of  the other  requirements  of  this 

Protocol.  For  this  purpose,  they  shall  have  the  right  to call  for  any  evidence  and  to 

carry  out  any  inspection  of  the  exporter's  accounts  or  any  other  check  which  they 

consider  appropriate. 

The  issuing  customs  authorities  shall  also  ensure  that  the forms  referred  to  in 

paragraph  2  are  duly  completed.  In  particular,  they  shall  check  whether  the  space 

reserved  for  the  description  of  the  products  has  been  completed  in  such  a  manner  as 

to  exclude  all  possibility  of  fraudulent  additions. 

!..  The  date  of  issue  of  the  Movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  indicated  in  the  part 

of  the  certificate  reserved  for  the  customs  authorities. 

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8.  A Movement certificate  EUR. 1 shall be issued  by the customs authorities of the 

exporting country  when  the products  to which  it relates are exported.  It shall be 

made available to the exporter  as  soon as actual  exportation  has been effected  or 

ensured. 

ARTICLE  19 

Movement  certificates  EUR.l  issued  retrospectively 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  18(8),  a Movement certificate  EUR.l  may exceptionally 

be issued  after  exportation  of  the products  to which  it relates  if: 

(a) 

it was not  issued  at  the time of exportation  because of errors  or  involuntary 

omissions  or  special  circumstances;  or 

(b) 

it is demonstrated  to the satisfaction  of  the customs authorities  that a Movement 

certificate  EUR. 1 was issued  but was not accepted  at importation  for  technical 

reasons. 

2.  For  the implementation  of  paragraph  1, the exporter  must indicate in this 

application  the place and  date of exportation  of  the products  to which  the Movement 

certificate  EUR.l  relates,  and  state the reasons  for  his request. 

3.  The customs  authorities  may  issue  a Movement  certificate  EUR.l  retrospectively 

only after  verifying  that  the  information  supplied  in  the exporter's  application  agrees 

with  that  in  the corresponding  file. 

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4.  Movement  certificates  EUR. 1 issued  retrospectively  must be endorsee" with  one  of 

the following  phrases: 

. 

. 

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"NACHTRÀGLICH  AUSGESTELLT", 

"DELIVRE A POSTERIORI", 

"RILASCIATO  A  POSTERIORI", 

"AFGEGEVEN  A  POSTERIORI", 

"ISSUED  RETROSPECTIVELY", 

"UDSTEDT  EFTERF0LGENDE", 

"EKA09EN  EK TON YETEPQN", 

"EXPEDIDO  A  POSTERIORI", 

"EMITADO  A  POSTERIORI", 

"ANNETTU  JÀLKIKÀTEEN", 

"UTFÀRDAT  I EFTERHAND", 

"ARABIC TEXT", 

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5.  The endorsement  referred  to  in  paragraph  4  shall  be  inserted  in  the  "Remarks" 

box  of  the Movement  certificate  EUR. 1. 

ARTICLE  20 

Issue  of  a duplicate  Movement  certificate  EUR.l 

1.  In the  event  of  theft,  loss  or  destruction  of  a  Movement  certificate  EUR.l,  the 

exporter  may  apply  to  the  customs  authorities  which  issued  it  for  a duplicate  made out 

on  the  basis  of  the  export  documents  in  their  possession. 

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2.  The duplicate  issued  in  this  way  must  be endorsed  with  one  of  the  following 

words: 

"DUPLIKAT",  "DUPLICATA",  "DUPLICATO", 

"DUPLICAAT",  "DUPLICATE",  "ANTirPA$0", 

"DUPLICADO",  "SEGUNDA  VIA",  "KAKSOISKAPPALE", 

•'ARABIC TEXT". 

3.  The  endorsement  referred  to  in  paragraph  2,  the date of  issue  and  the  serial 

number  of  the  original  certificate  shall  be  inserted  in  the  "Remarks"  box  of  the 

duplicate  Movement  certificate  EUR.l. 

4.  The  duplicate,  which  must  bear  the  date  of  issue  of  the original  Movement 

certificate  EUR.l,  shall  take effect  as  from  that  date. 

ARTICLE  21 

Replacement  of  certificates 

1.  It  shall  at  any  time  be  possible  to  replace  one  or  more  Movement  certificates 

EUR.l  by  one  or  more  other  certificates  provided  that  this  is  done  by  the  customs 

office 

responsible  for  controlling  the  goods. 

2.  The  replacement  certificate  shall  be  regarded  as  a definite  Movement  certificate 

EUR.l  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  Movement 

certificate  EUR. 1 shall  be  °iven  in  box  7. 

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ARTICLE  22 

Simplified  procedure  for  the  issue  of  certificates 

1.  By  way  of  derogation  from  Articles  18,  19 and  20 of  this  Protocol,  a  simplified 

procedure  for  the  issue  of  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  can  be  used  in accordance 

with  the  following  provisions. 

2.  The  customs  authorities  in  the  exporting  State  may  authorise  any  exporter, 

hereinafter  referred  to  as  "approved  exporter",  making  frequent  shipments  for  which 

Movement  certificates  EUR. 1 may  be  issued  and  who offers,  to  the satisfaction  of  the 

competent  authorities,  all  guarantees  necessary  to verify  the originating  status  of  the 

products,  not  to  submit  at  the  time  of  export  to  the customs  office  of  the exporting 

State or  territory  either  the,goods  or  the  application  for  an  EUR.l  certificate  relating 

to  those  goods,  for  the  purpose  of  obtaining  an  EUR.l  certificate  under  the conditions 

laid  down  in  Article  18 of  this  Protocol. 

3.  The  authorization  referred  to  in  paragraph  2 shall  stipulate,  at  the  choice  of  the 

competent  authorities,  that  box  No  11  "Customs  endorsement"  of  the  Movement 

certificate  EUR. 1 must: 

(a) 

either  be  endorsed  beforehand  with  the  stamp  of  the competent  customs  office 

of  the exporting  State  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  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  and  corresponds  to 

the  specimen  given  in  Annex  V of  this  Protocol.  Such  stamp  may  be 

pre-printed  on  the  forms. 

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4.  In  the cases  referred  to  in  paragraph  3(a),  one of  the  following  phrases  shall  be 

entered  in  box  No  7  "Remarks"  of  the  Movement  certificate  EUR.l: 

••PROCEDIMIENTO  SIMPLIF1CADO", 

"FORENKLET  PROCEDURE", 

"VEREINFACHTES  VERFAHREN", 

"AITAOYETYMENH  AIAAIKASIA", 

"SIMPLIFIED  PROCEDURE", 

"PROCEDURE  SIMPLIFIEE", 

"PROCEDURA  SEMPLIFICATA", 

"VEÎŒENVOUGIGDE  PROCEDURE", 

"PROCEDIMENTO  SIMPLIFICADO", 

"YKSINKERTAISTETTU  MENETTELY", 

"FÔRENKLAD  PROCEDUR". 

"ARABIC  TEXT". 

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5.  Box  No  11  "Customs  endorsement"  of  the  EUR.l  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.l  certificate  the  name  and  address  of  the  authority  competent 

to  verify  such  a  certificate. 

7.  Where  the  simplified  procedure  is  applied,  the customs  authorities  of  the 

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  io  in  paragraph  2 the  competent  authorities  shall 

specify  in  particular: 

(a) 

the  conditions  under  which  the  applications  for  EUR.l  certificates  are  to  be 

made; 

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the conditions  under  which  these  applications  are  to be kept for  atleast  three 

years; 

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(c) 

in  the  cases  referred  to  in  paragraph  3(b)  the authority  competent  to carry  out 

the  subsequent  verification  referred  to  in  Article  33  of  this Protocol, 

i 

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  customs  authorities  shall  refuse  the  authorization  referred  to in paragraph  2 

to exporters  who  do  not  offer  all  the  guarantees  which  they  consider  necessary.  The 

competent  authorities  may  withdraw  the  authorization  at  any  time.  They  must do  so 

where  the approved  exporter  no  longer  satisfies  the conditions  or  no longer  offers 

these  guarantees. 

11.  The  approved  exporter  may  be  required  to  inform  the competent  authorities,  in 

accordance  with  the  rules  which  they  lay  down,  of  the goods  to  be dispatched  by  him, 

so  that  such  authorities  may  make  any  verification  they  think  necessary  before  the 

departure  of  the  goods. 

12.  The  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  may  carry  out  any  check  on 

approved  exporters  which  they  consider  necessary.  Such  exporters  must  allow  this  to 

be  done. 

13.  The  provisions  of  this  Article  shall  be  without  prejudice  to  the  application  of  the 

rules  of  the  Community,  the  Member  States  and  Morocco  concerning  customs 

formalities  and  the  use  of  customs  documents. 

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ARTICLE  23 

Information  certificate  and declaration 

1.  When Articles  3,  4  and 5  are  applied  for  the  issue  of a Movement  certificate 

EUR.l  the competent  customs  office  in  the  State  requested  to issue  the certificate  for 

products  in  the  manufacture  of  which  products  coming  from  Algeria,  Tunisia  or the 

Community  are  used,  shall  take  into consideration  the declaration,  of  which  a 

specimen  is  given  in  Annex  VI,  given  by  the exporter  in  the'State  from  which  it 

came,  either  on  the commercial  invoice  applicable  to  these products,  or on a_ 

supporting  document  to  that  invoice. 

2.  The  submission  of  the  information  certificate,  issued  under  the  conditions  set  out 

in  paragraph  3  and  of  which  a  specimen  is  given  in  Annex  VII,  may  however  be 

requested  of  the  exporter  by  the  customs  office  concerned,  either  for  checking  the 

authenticity  and  accuracy  of  information  given  on  the declaration  provided  for  in 

paragraph  1,  or  for  obtaining  additional  information. 

3.  The  information  certificate  concerning  the  products  taken  into  use  shall  be  issued 

at  the  request  of  the  exporter  of  these  products,  either  in  the circumstances  envisaged 

in  paragraph  2,  or  at  the  initiative  of  this  exporter,  by  the competent  customs  office 

in  the  State  from  which  these  goods  were  exported.  It  shall  be  made out  in  duplicate. 

One copy  shall "be given  to  the  exporter  who  has  requested  it,  who  shall  send  it  either 

to  the exporter  of  the  final  products  or  to  the  customs  office  where  the issue  of  the 

Movement  certificate  EUR, 1 for  these  products  has  been  requested.  The  second  copy 

shall  be preserved  by  the  office  which  has  issued  it  for  at  least  three  years.  -

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ARTICLE  24 

Validity  of  proof  of  origin 

1.  A Movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  valid  for  four  months  from  the date of 

issue  in  the exporting  country,  and  must  be  submitted  within  the  said  period  to the 

customs  authorities  of  the  importing  country. 

2.  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  which  are  submitted  to the customs  authorities  of 

the importing  country  after  the  final  date  for  presentation  specified  in paragraph  1 

may  be accepted  for  the  purpose  of  applying  preferential  treatment,  where  the  failure 

to  submit  these  documents  by  the  final  date  set  is  due to  reasons  of  force  majeure  or 

exceptional  circumstances. 

3.  In  other  cases  of  belated  presentation,  the customs  authorities  of  the  importing 

country  may  accept  the  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  where  the products  have  been 

submitted  to  them  before  the  said  final  date. 

ARTICLE  25 

Submission  of  proof  of  origin 

Movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be  submitted  to  the  customs  authorities  of  the 

importing  country  in  accordance  with  .the procedures  applicable  in  that  country.  The 

said  authorities  may  require  a  translation  of  a  Movement  certificate  EUR.l  or  an 

invoice  declaration.  They  may  also  require  the  import  declaration  to  be  accompanied 

by  a  statement  from  the  importer  to  the  effect  that  the goods  meet  the  conditions 

required  for  the  implementation  of  the  Agreement. 

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ARTICLE  26 

Importation  by  instalments 

Where,  at the request  of  the  importer  and  on  the conditions  laid down  by  the;customs 

authorities  of  the importing  country,  dismantled  or  non-assembled products  within  the 

meaning  of  general  rule  2(a)  of  the  Harmonized  System  falling  within  Chapters  84 

and  85  of  the  Harmonized  System  are  imported  by  instalments,  a single proof  of 

origin  for  such  products  shall  be  submitted  to  the customs  authorities  upon 

importation  of  the  first  instalment. 

ARTICLE  27 

Invoice  declaration 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  17,  the  evidence  of  originating  status,  within  the  meaning 

of  this  Protocol,  may  be  given  by  an  invoice  declaration,  the  text  of  which  appears  in 

Annex  IV  to  this  Protocol,  made  by  the exporter  on  an  invoice,  a  delivery  note  or 

other  commercial  document  (hereafter  referred  to as  "invoice  declaration")  describing 

the  products  concerned  in  sufficient  detail  as  to  permit  the  identification  of 

consignments  containing  only  originating  products  and  whose  value  does  not  exceed 

ECU  5  110 per  consignment 

2.  The  invoice  declaration  shall  be  completed  and  signed  by  the  exporter  or,  under 

the exporters  responsibility,  by  his  authorized  representative  in  accordance  with  this 

Protocol. 

3.  An  invoice  declaration  shall  be  completed  for  each  consignment. 

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4.  The exporter  who applied  for  the invoice declaration  shall  submit at the request of 

the customs authorities  of  the exporting  State all  supporting  documents concerning the 

use of this form. 

5.  Articles  24 and  25 shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis to the invoice declaration; 

ARTICLE 28 

Exemptions  from  formal  proof  of origin 

1.  Products  sent as  small  packages  from  private persons  to 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  are not  imported  by way of  trade ahd 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 post,  this declaration  can be made on the 

customs  declaration  C2/CP3 or  on a sheet  of  paper annexed  to that documenc. 

2.  Imports  which  are occasional  and  consist  solely of products  for  the personal  use 

of  the recipients  or  travellers  or  their  families  shall  not be considered  as imports by 

way of trade  if  it  is evident  from  the nature and quantity of  the products that no 

commercial  purpose  is  in view. 

3.  Furthermore,  the total  value of  these  products  must not exceed  ECU  500 in the 

case of  small  packages  or  ECU  1  200 in  the case of  products  forming  part of 

travellers'  personal  luggage. 

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ARTICLE  29 

Preservation  of  proof  of  origin  and  supporting  documents 

1.  The exporter  applying  for  the  issue  of  a  Movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  keep 

for  at least  three  years  the  documents  referred  to in  Article  18(1) and  (3). 

2.  The exporter  making  out  an  invoice  declaration  shall  keep for  at least  three  years 

a copy  of  this  invoice  declaration  as  well  as  the documents  referred  to in  Article 

27(1). 

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3.  The customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  country  issuing  a Movement  certificate 

EUR.l  shall  keep  for  at  least  three  years  the  application  form  referred  to in  Article 

18(2). 

4.  The  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  country  shall  keep for  at least  three years 

the Movement  certificates  EUR.l  submitted  to  them. 

ARTICLE  30 

Discrepancies  and  formal  errors 

1.  The  discovery  of  slight  discrepancies  between  the  statements  made  in  a  Movement 

certificate  EUR.l,  or  in  an  invoice  declaration  and  those  made in  the  documents 

submitted  to  the  customs  office  for  the  purpose  of  carrying  out  the  formalities  for 

importing  the  products  shall  not  ipso  facto  render  the  Movement  certificate  EUR.l,  or 

the  invoice  declaration  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  certificate  EUR.l,  or 

an  invoice  declaration  should  not  cause  this  document  to  be  rejected  if  these  errors 

are  not  such  as  to  create  doubts  concerning'the  correctness  of  the  statements  made  in 

this  document. 

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ARTICLE  31 

Amounts  expressed  in ecus 

1.  Amounts  in  the national  currency  of  the exporting  country  equivalent  to the 

amounts expressed  in ecus  shall  be fixed by  the exporting  country  and  communicated 

to the other Contracting  Parties.  When  the amounts exceed  the corresponding 

amounts  fixed  by  the importing  country,  the latter  shall  accept them  if  the products 

are invoiced  in  the currency  of  the exporting  country  or in  the currency  of  one of  the 

other countries  referred  to  in  Article  4  of  this  Protocol. 

If  the goods  are invoiced  in  the currency  of  another  Member  State of  the  Community 

the importing  State shall  recognize  the amount  notified  by  the country  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  the amounts  expressed  in 

ecus as at  1 October  1994. 

For each  successive  period  of  five  years,  the amounts  expressed  in ecus  and their 

equivalents  in  the  national  currencies  of  the States  shall  be reviewed  by  the 

Association  Council  on  the basis  of  the exchange  rates  of  the ecu  on  the  first  working 

day  of  October  in  the  year  immediately  preceding  that five-year period. 

When carrying  out  this  review,  the  Association  Council  shall  ensure  that there  will  be 

no decrease  in  the amounts  to be  used  in any  national  currency  and  shall  furthermore 

consider  the desirability  of  preserving  the effects  of  the limits  concerned  in real 

terms.  For  this  purpose,  it  may  decide  to  modify  the amounts  expressed  in ecus. 

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ARRANGEMENTS  FOR  ADMINISTRATIVE  COOPERATION 

ARTICLE  32 

Communication  of  stamps  and  addresses 

The  customs  authorities  of  the  Member  States  and  of  Morocco  shall  provide  each 

otherx  through  the  Commission  of  the  European  Communities,  with  specimen 

impressions  of  stamps  used  in  their  customs  offices  for  the issue  of  EUR.l  certificates 

and  with  the  addresses  of  the  customs  authorities  responsible  for  issuing  Movement 

certificates  EUR.l  and  for  verifying  those  certificates  and  invoice declarations. 

ARTICLE  33 

Verification  of  Movement  certificates  EUR.l,  invoice 

declaration  and  information  certificate 

1.  Subsequent  verification  of  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  and invoice  declaration 

shall  be carried -out  randomly  or  whenever  the customs  authorities  of  the importing 

state  have  reason  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  country  shall  return  the  Movement  certificate  EUR.l,  the 

invoice  declaration,  or  a  copy  of  these  documents,  to  the customs  authorities  of  the 

exporting  country  giving,  where  appropriate,  the  reasons  of  substance  or  form  for an 

inquiry. 

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In order  to assist  with  the  verification,  the customs  authorities  shall  provide all  the 

necessary  documents  and any  information  collected  which  indicate  that the  _ 

information  on  the  EUR. 1 certificate  or  the invoice declaration  are  incorrect. 

3.  The verification  shall  be carried  out  by the customs  authorities  of  the exporting 

country.  For  this  purpose,  they  shall  have the  right  to call  for  any  evidence and to 

carry  out any  inspection  of  the exporter's  accounts or any other check  which  they 

consider  appropriate. 

4.  If the customs  authorities  of  the importing  country  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  to any 

precautionary  measures judged  necessary. 

5.  The customs  authorities  requesting  the  verification  shall  be informed  of  the results 

of  this verification  within  a  maximum  of  ten  months.  These  results  must  indicate 

clearly  whether  the documents  are  authentic  and  whether  the products  concerned  can 

be considered  as  originating  products  and  fulfil  the other requirements  of  this 

Protocol. 

6.  If  in cases  of  reasonable  doubt  there  is  no  reply  within  ten  months  or if  the reply 

does  not contain  sufficient  information  to determine  the authenticity  of  the document 

in question  or  the  real  origin  of  the  products,  the  requesting  customs  authorities  shall, 

except  in exceptional  circumstances,  refuse  entitlement  to the preferences. 

7.  The  subsequent  verification  of  information  certificates  provided  for  by  Article  23 

shall  be carried  out  in  the  cases  mentioned  in  paragraph  1 and  in  accordance  with  the 

procedures  laid  down  in  paragraphs  2 to  6. 

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ARTICLE  34 

Dispute  settlement 

Where disputes  arise  in  relation  to the verification  procedures  of  Article  33  which . 

cannot  be settled  between  the customs  authorities  requesting  a verification  and  the 

customs  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 

Customs  Cooperation  Committee. 

In all  cases  the  settlement  of  disputes  between  the importer  and the  customs 

authorities  of  the importing  State  shall  be  under  the legislation  of  the  said  State. 

ARTICLE  35 

'enalties 

Penalties  shall  be imposed  on  any  person  who draws  up,  or causes  to be drawn  up, a 

document  which  contains  incorrecl  information  for  the purpose  of  obtaining  a 

preferential  treatment  for  products. 

ARTICLE  36 

Free  zones 

1.*  The  Member  States  and  Morocco  shall  take  all  necessary  steps  to ensure  that 

products  traded  under  cover  of  a  Movement  certificate  EUR.l,  which  in  the course  of 

transport  use  a free  zone  situated  in  their  territory,  are  not  substituted  by  other  goods 

and  that they  do  not  undergo  handling  other  than  normal  operations  designed  to 

prevent  their  deterioration. 

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2.  By means of an exemption  to the provisions contained  in paragraph  1, when 

products  originating  in the Community or in  Morocco and imported  into a free zone 

under cover  of an  EUR. 1 certificaie  undergo  treatment  or processing,  the authorities 

concerned  must  issue a new  EUR.l  certificate  at the exporter's  request,  if the 
^è^tmenfér1 processing* undergone i si n eonfbrmi ty with the provisions  of this 

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TITLE VI: 

GËUTA  ANDMELïLLA 

• ARTICLE  37 

Application  of the  Protocol 

1.  The term  "Community"  used in this  Protocol  does not cover Ceuta or  Melilla. 
Theater m ""products3 originating; in the Community" does not cover! produce yy yH 
0rigiÉâ!ffl^HHAtheSè^ZOnes.'-'r;'  v-'r  •'••^•'.  :yyyyy 

.rrr.-y.\x\  y'yy.yyj  yyyVy  yy-yay-yy,) 

2.  This  protocol  shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis  to products  originating  in Ceuta and 

Melilla,  subject  to particular  conditions  set  out in Article 38. 

ARTICLE  38 

Special  conditions 

iV^Th^^lldWnfig^prdvisions  shall  apply  instead of Articles 2 to 4(l)andu(2^ and 

refef^rices'to-lhese-Articles -shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis; to this Article,  n  b^/, 

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2.  Providing  they  have  been  transported  directly  in  accordance  with  the provisions  of 

Article  15,  the  following  shall  be considered  as: 

1) products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla: 

(a) 

products  wholly  obtained  in  Ceuta  and  Meljjla; 

(b)  products  obtained  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla  in  the manufacture  of  which 

products  other  than  those  referred  to  in  (a)  are  used,  provided  that: 

(i) 

the  said  products  have  undergone  sufficient  working  or processing 

within  the  meaning  of  Article  7 of  this  Protocol; 

or  that 

(ii) 

those  products  originate  in  Morocco  or  the  Community  within  the 

meaning  of  this  Protocol,  or.  when  the conditions  required  in  Article 

4(3)  and  (4)  are  fulfilled,  in  Algeria  or  Tunisia,  provided  thai  tney 

have  been  submitted  to  working  or  processing  which  goes  beyond 

the  insufficient  working  or  processing  referred  to in  Article  8. 

2)  products  originating  in  Morocco: 

(a) 

products  wholly  obtained .in  Morocco; 

(b) 

products  obtained  in  Morocco,  in  the  manufacture  of  which  products  other 

than  those  referred  to  in  (a)  are  used,  provided  that: 

(i) 

the  said  products  have  undergone  sufficient  working  or  processing 

within  the  meaning  of  Article. 7 of  this  Protocol; 

or  that 

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those  products  originate  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla  or the  Community 

within  the  meaning  of  this  Protocol,  or,  when  the conditions 

required  in  Article  4(3)  and  (4)  are  fulfilled,  in  Algeria or Tunisia, 

provided  that  they  have  been  submitted  to  working  or  processing 

which  goes  beyond  the  insufficient  working  or processing  referred  to 

in  Article  8. 

3.  Ceuta  and  Melilla  shall  be considered  as  a  single  territory. 

4.  The  exporter  or  his  authorized  representative  shall  enter  "Morocco"  and  "Ceuta 

and  Melilla"  in  box  2 of  Movement  certificates  EUR.l.  In  addition,  in  the case  of 

products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla,  this  shall  be  indicated  in  box  4  of 

Movement  certificates  EUR.l. 

5.  The  Spanish  customs  authorities  shall  be  responsible  for  the application  of  this 

Protocol  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla. 

TITLE  VII 

FINAL  PROVISIONS 

ARTICLE  39 

Amendments  to  the  Protocol 

The  Association  Council  may  decide  to amend  the  provisions  of  this  protocol  at  the 

request  of  one  of  the  contracting  parties  or  of  the  customs  cooperation  committee 

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Customs  Cooperation  Committee 

1.  A  Customs  Cooperation  Committee  shall  be  set  up,  charged  with carrying  out 

administrative  cooperation  with  a  view  to  the correct  and  uniform  application  of  this 

Protocol  and  with  carrying  out  any  other  tasks  in  the customs  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 are 

responsible  for  customs  questions  and,  on  the  other  hand,  of  experts  nominated  by 

Morocco. 

ARTICLE  41 

Annexes 

The  Annexes  to  this  Protocol  shall  form  an  integral  part  thereof. 

ARTICLE 42 

Implementation  of  the  Protocol 

The  Community  and  Morocco  shall  each  lake  the  steps  necessary  to  implement  this 

Protocol. 

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Arrangements  with  Algeria and Tunisia 

The Contracting  Parties  shall  take any  measures  necessary  for  the conclusion .of 

arrangements  with  Algeria  and Tunisia  enabling this Protocol to be applied.  The 

Contracting  Parties  shall  notify  each  other  of  measures  taken to this effect. 

ARTICLE 44 

Goods  in transit  or storage 

The provisions  of  the Agreement  may be applied  to goods which comply with the 

provisions  of  this Protocol and  which on the date of entry  into force  of the Agreement 

are either in  transit  or are  in  the Community  or  in  Morocco or,  insofar  as the 

provisions  of  Articles  3, 4 and  5 are applicable,  in Algeria  or Tunisia  in temporary 

storage  in bonded  warehouses  or  in  free  zones,  subject  to the submission  to the 

customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State,  within  four  months of that date, of a 

certificate  EUR.l  endorsed  retrospectively  by the competent  authorities  of the 

exporting  State  together  with  the documents  showing that the goods have been 

transported  directly. 

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Annex  I 

INTRODUCTORY  NOTES 

Foreword 

These  notes  shall  apply,  where  appropriate,  to all  manufactured  products  using 

non-originating  materials,  even  if  they  are  not  subject  to  specific  conditions  contained 

in  the  list  in  Annex  II  but  arc  subject  instead  to  the change of  heading  rule  set  out  in 

Article  7(1). 

Note  1 

.1.1.  The  first  two  columns  in  the  list  describe  the product  obtained.  The  first 

column  gives  the  heading  number,  or  the  chapter  number,  used  in  the 

Harmonized  System  and  the  second  column  gives  the description  of  goods  used 

in  that  system  for  that  heading  or  chapter.  For  each  entry  in  the  first  two 

columns  a  rule  is  specified  in  columns  3  or  4.  Where,  in  some cases,  the  entry 

in  the  first  column  is  preceded  by  an  "ex",  this  signifies  that  the  rule  in  columns 

3  or  4  only  applies  to  the  part  of  that  heading  or  chapter  as  described  in  column 

2. 

1.2.  Where  several  heading  numbers  are  grouped  together  in  column  1 or  a  chapter 

number  is  given  and  the  description  of  product  in column  2  is  therefore  given  in 

general  terms,  the  adjacent  rule  in  columns  3 or  4  applies  to all  products  which, 

under  the  Harmonized  System,  are  classified  within  headings  of  the  chapter  or 

within  any  of  the  headings  grouped  together  in  column  1. 

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Note 2 

2.1.  In  the case  of  any  heading  not  in  the list  or  any  part of  a heading  that is  not in 

the list,  the  "change  of  heading"  rule  set  out  in  Article  7(1)  applies.  If a 

"change  of  heading"  condition  applies  to  any  entry  in  the  list,  then it  is. 

contained  in  the  rule  in  column  3. 

2.2.  The  working  or  processing  required  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. 

2.3.  Where  a  rule  states  that  "materials  of  any  heading"  may  be  used,  materials  of 

the  same  heading  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  other 

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  manufacture  by  virtue  of  the  change  of  heading  rule  or  its  own  list 

rule  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  does  not  apply  to 

it. 

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For  example: 

An engine of  heading  No 8407,  for  which  the rule states that the value of the 

non-originating  materials  which  may be incorporated  may not exceed 40% of 

the ex-works  price,  is  made  from  "other  alloy  steel  roughly  shaped by forging" 

of  heading  No 7224. 

If  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-originating  ingot is thus not taken into 

account  when  adding  up the value of  the non-originating  materials  used. 

2.5.  Even  if  the change of  heading  rule or the other  rules contained  in the list are 

satisfied,  a product  shall  not  acquire originating  status  if the processing carried 

out,  taken  as a whole,  is insufficient  within  the meaning of  Article 6. 

Note 3 

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.  Thus  if a rule  says  that non-originating  material at a 

certain  level  of  manufacture  may be used,  the use of  such  material  at an earlier 

stage of  manufacture  is allowed  and  the use of  such  material  at a later "stage is 

not. 

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3.2.  When a rule  in  the  list  specifics  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  thai  all  be  used. 

For example: 

The rule  for  fabrics  say  that  natural  fibres  may  be used and that chemical 

materials,  among  other  materials,  may  also  be  used.  This  does  not  mean that 

both  have  to be  used;  one  can  use  one  or  the ot^er or both. 

If,  however,  a  restriction  applies  to one  material  and other  restrictions âppty  t0 

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  specifies  that  a  product  must  be  manufactured  from  a 

particular  material,  the  condition  obviously  does  not  prevent  the  use  of  other 

materials  which,  because  of  their  inherent  nature,  cannot  satisfy  the  rule. 

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For  example: 

The  rule  for  heading  No  1904  which  specifically  excludes  the use of  cereals  or 

their  derivatives  does  not  prevent  the  use  of  mineral  salts,  chemicals  and other 

additives  which  are  not  produced  from  cereals. 

> 

For  example: 

In  the  case  of  an  article  made  from  non-woven  materials,  if  the  use  of  only 

non-originating  yarn  is  allowed  for  this  class  of  article,  it  is  not  possible  to  start 

from  non-woven  cloth  even  if  non-woven  cloths  cannot  normally  be  made  from 

yarn.  In  such  cases,  the  starting  material  would  normally  be at  the  stage  before 

yarn  that  is  the  fibre  stage-

See also  Note  6.3  in  relation  to  textiles. 

3.4.  If  in  a  rule  in  the  list  two  or  more  percentages  are  given  for  the  maximum  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  exceed  the  highest  of  the  percentages  given.  Furthermore,  the 

individual  percentages  must  not  be  exceeded  in  relation  to  the  particular 

materials  they  apply  to. 

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Note 4 

4.1.  The  term  "natural  fibres"  is  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. 

4.2.  The  term  "natural  fibres"  includes  horsehair  of  heading  No 0503,  silk  of 

heading  Nos  5002  and  5003  as  well  as  the wool  fibres,  fine  or coarse  animal 

hair of  heading  Nos  5101  to 5105.  the cotton  fibres  of  heading Nos  5201  to 

5203  and  the other  vegetable  fibres  of  heading  Nos  5301  to 5305. 

4.3.  The  terms  "textile  pulp",  "chemical  materials"  and  "paper-making  materials" 

are used  in  the list  to describe  the  materials  not classified  in  Chapters  50  to 63, 

which  can  be  used  to  manufacture  artificial,  synthetic  or paper fibres  or yarns. 

4.4.  The  term  "man-made  staple fibres" is  used  in  the list  to refer  to synthetic  jr 

artificial  filament  tow,  staple  fibres  or  waste,  of  headings Nos  5501  to 5507. 

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  see  also  Notes  5.3  and  5.4  below). 

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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  are  the basic  textile  materials: 

-  silk, 

-  wool, 

-  coarse  animal  hair, 

-  fine  animal  hair, 

-  horsehair, 

-  cotton, 

-  paper-making  materials  and  paper, 

- 

flax, 

- 

true  hemp, 

-  jute  and  other  textile  bast  fibres, 

-  sisal  and  other  textile  fibres  of  the  "enus  A°ave, 

-  coconut,  abaca,  ramie  and  other  vegetable  textile  fibres, 

-  synthetic  man-made  filaments. 

-  artificial  man-made  filaments. 

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-  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  heading  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) jnayjpe  used  up to 

a weight of  10% of  the yarn. 

For example: 

A woollen  fabric  of  heading  No 5112  made from  woollen  yarn cf  heading No 

5107 and  synthetic  yarn  of  staple fibres of  heading  No 5509 is a (mixed  fabric. 

Therefore  synthetic  yarn  which  does  not  satisfy  the origin  rules  (which  require 

manufacture  from  chemical  materia,!^ or. textile; $ulp) or» wc^llenjyarn  that does 

not satisfy  the origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from  natural  fibres,  not 

carded  or  combed  or otherwise  prepared  for  spinning) or a cornjwination of  the 

two may be used  up to a weight  of  10% of  the  fabric. 

For example: 

Tufted  textile  fabric  of  heading  No 5802  made from  cotton  yarn  of  heading  No 

5205 and  cotton  fabric  of  heading  No,5210 is only ,a  mixed product  if  the cotton 

fabric  is  itself  a mixed  fabric  being  made  from  yarns classified  in two separate 

headings  or  if the cotton  yarns  used are  themselves  mixtures,:;  ; 

* *  .'  *: 

4 S 

173 

For  example: 

If the  tufted  textile  fabric  concerned  had  been  made from  cotton  yarn  of 

heading  No  5205  and  synthetic  fabric  of  heading  No 5407,  then,:Obviousry,  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  yarns and:^C0tton;yartm^andlwith a 

jute  backing  is  a  mixed  product  because  three ba^ic textile  materials are^used. 

Thus,  any  non-originating  materials  that  are  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  backing  and/or  the  artificial  yarns  could  be  imported  at.that stage  of 

manufacture,  provided  the  weight  condinons  are  met. 

- . ' • • •, 

5.3.  In the  case  of  fabrics  incorporating  "yarn  madeiof  pôlyurethane segmentée  with 

flexible  segments  of  polyether  whether'or  not  gimped'?  mts/toleraricéiis  20%  in 

respect  of  this  yarn. 

5.4.  Inthe  ease  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  two 

films  of  plastic  film,  this  tolerance  is  30%  in  respect  of  this strip. 

A\) 

174 

Note  6 

6.1.  In the case  of  those  textile  products  which  are  marked  in  the list  by  a  footnote 

referring  to  this  note,  textile  materials  with  the exception  of  linings and 

interlinings  which  do  not  satisfy  the  rule  set  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 does  not exceed  8% 

of  the ex-works  price  of  the  product. 

6.2.  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. 

6.3.  Where  a  percentage  rule  applies,  (he value  of  trimmings  and  accessories  must 

be  taken  into  account  when  calculating  the  value  of  the  non-originating  materials 

incorporated. 

50 

175 

Note 7 

7.1.  For  the purposes  of  heading  Nos  ex  2707.  2713  to 2715,  ex  2901,  ex  2902  and 

ex  3403,  the  "specific  processes"  are  the  following: 

(a) 

vacuum  distillation: 

(b) 

redistillation  by  a  very  thorough  fractionation  process  '; 

(c) 

cracking; 

(d) 

reforming; 

(e) 

extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

(f) 

the  process  comprising  all  the  following  operations:  processing  with 

concentrated  sulphuric  acid,  oleum  or  sulphuric  anhydride;  neutralization 

with  alkaline  agents;  dccolorization  and  purification  with  naturally  3<  tive 

earth,  activated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or  bauxite; 

(g) 

polymerization; 

(h) 

alkylation; 

(i) 

isomerization. 

See Additional  Explanatory  Note  4(b)  to  Chapter  27  of  the combined  nomenclature. 

51 

176 

7.2.  For  the purposes  of  heading  Nos  2710,  2711  and 2712,  the  "specific  processes" 

are the  following: 

(a) 

vacuum  distillation; 

(b) 

redistillation  by  a  very  thorough  fractionation  process; 

(c) 

cracking; 

(d) 

reforming; 

(e) 

extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

(f) 

the  process  comprising  all  the  following  operations:  processing  with 

concentrated  sulphuric  acid,  oleum  or  sulphuric  anhydride;  neutralization 

with  alkaline  agents;  decolori/ation  and  purification  with  naturally  active 

earth,  activated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or  bauxite; 

(g) 

polymerization; 

(h) 

alkylation; 

(ij) 

isomerization; 

(k) 

(in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only) 

desulphurization  with  hydrogen  resulting  in  a  reduction  of  at least-85%  of 

the  sulphur  content  of  the  products  processed  (ASTM  D  1266-59  T 

method); 

(1) 

(in  respect  of  products  falling  within  heading  No  2710  only) 

•deparaffining  by  a  process  other  than  filtering; 

177 

(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 temperature  of 

more  than  250  °C  with  the  use  of  a catalyst,  other  than to effect  < 

desulphurization,  when  the  hydrogen  constitutes  an  active  element  in a 

chemical  reaction.  The  further  treatment  with  hydrogen  of  lubricating  oils 

of  heading  No  ex  2710  (e.g.  hydrofinishing  or  decolorization)  in  order, 

more  especially,  to  improve  colour  or  stability  shall  not,  however,  be 

deemed  to  be  a  specific  process; 

(n) 

(in  respect  of  fuel  oils  falling,  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only) 

atmospheric  distillation,  on  condition  that  less  than  30%  of  these  products 

distils,  by  volume,  including  losses,  at  300  °.C by  the  ASTM  D  86 

method; 

(o) 

(in  respect  of  heavy  oils  other  than  gas  oils  and  fuel  oils  falling  within 

heading  No  ex  2710  only)  treatment  by  means  of  a  high-frequency 

electrical  brush-discharge. 

7.3.  For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  ex  2707.  2713  to  2715,  ex  2901, ex  2902  and 

ex  3403,  simple  operations  such  as  cleaning,  decanting,  desalting,  water 

separation,  filtering,  colouring,  marketing  obtaining  a  sulphur  content  as  a  result 

of  mixing  products  with  different  sulphur  contents,  any  combination  of  these 

operations  or  like  operations  do  not  confer  origin. 

178 

Annex II 

\z. 

List  of working  or processing  required  to be carried  out on 

non-originating  materials  in order  that the product 

manufactured  can obtain originating  status 

179 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on"non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS heading 
No 

(1) 

0201 

Meat  of  bovine  animals, 
fresh  or  chilled 

0202 

Meat  of  bovine  animals, 
frozen 

0206 

0210 

0302 to 
0305 

0402, 
0404 to 
0406 

Edible  offal  of  bovine 
animals,  swine,  sheep, 
goats,  horses,  asses, 
mules  or  hinnies,  fresh, 
chilled  or  frozen 

Meat  and  edible  meat 
offal,  salted,  in  brine, 
dried  or  smoked;  edible 
flours  and  meals  of  meat 
or  meat  offal 

Fish,  other  than  live  fish 

Dairy  products 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  meat  of  bovine 
animals,  frozen  of 
heading  No  0 2 02 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  meat  of  bovine 
animals,  fresh  or  chilled  of 
heading  No  0201 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  carcases  of 
headings  Nos  0201  to 
0205 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  meat  and  offal  of 
heading  Nos  0201  to 
0 2 06  and  0208  or  poultry 
liver  of  heading  No  0 2 07 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  of  Chapter  3 
used  must  be  wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  milk  or  cream  of 
heading  No  0401  or  0 4 02 

SO 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

0403 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing, carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

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  containing 
added  fruit  or  cocoa 

Manufacture  in  which: 

-  all  the  materials  of 

Chapter  4  used  must  be 
wholly  obtained, 

-  any  fruit  juice  (except 

those  of  pineapple,  lime 
or  grapefruit)  of 
heading  No  2009  used 
must  be  wholly 
obtained,  and 
-  the  value  of  any 

materials  of  Chapter  17 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  birds'  eggs  of 
heading  No  0407 

0408 

Birds'  eggs,  not  in  shell 
and  egg  yolks,  fresh, 
dried,  cooked,  by 
steaming  or  by  boiling  in 
water,  moulded,  frozen  or 
otherwise  preserved, 
whether  or  not  containing 
added  sugar  or  other 
sweetening  matter 

ex 0502 

Prepared  pigs',  hogs'  or 
boars'  bristles  and  hair 

ex 0506 

Bones  and  horn-cores 
unworked 

ex 0710 to 
ex 0713 

ex  0 7 10 

Edible  vegetables,  frozen 
or  dried,  provisionally 
preserved  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  0 7 10  and 
ex  0 7 11  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

Sweet  corn  (uncooked  or 
cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water),  frozen 

Cleaning,  disinfecting, 
sorting  and  straightening 
of  bristles  and  hair 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  of  Chapter  2 
used  must  be  wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  vegetable  materials 
used  must  be  wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or 
chilled  sweet  corn 

ex  0 7 11 

Sweet  corn,  provisionally 
preserved 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or 
chilled  sweet  corn 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on 43on-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

0811 

Fruit  and  nuts,  uncooked 
or  cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water,  frozen, 
whether  or  not  containing 
added  sugar  or  other 
sweetening  matter: 

-  containing  added  sugar 

0812 

0813 

0814 

-  other 

Fruit  and  nuts 
provisionally  preserved 
(for  example,  by  sulphur 
dioxide  gas,  in  brine,  in 
sulphur  water  or  in  other 
preservative  solutions), 
but  unsuitable  in  that 
state  for  immediate 
consumption 

Fruit,  dried,  other  than 
that  of  heading  Nos  0801 
to  0 8 0 6;  mixtures  of  nuts 
or  dried  fruits  of  this 
chapter 

Peel  of  citrus  fruit  or 
melons  (including 
water-melons),  fresh, 
frozen,  dried  or 
provisionally  preserved  in 
brine,  in  sulphur  water  or 
in  other  preservative 
solutions 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the  value 
of  the  ex-works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  fruit  or  nuts  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  fruit  or  nuts  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  fruit  or  nuts  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  fruit  or  nuts  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

132 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  opn-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 
Chap.  11 

ex  1106 

Products  of  the  milling 
industry;  malt,  starches; 
inulin;  wheat  gluten, 
except  for 
heading  No  ex  1106  for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out 
below 

Flour  and  meal  of  the 
dried,  shelled  leguminous 
vegetables  of 
heading  No  0 7 13 

1301 

Lac;  natural  gums,  resins, 
gum-resins  and  balsams 

1501 

Lard;  other  pig  fat  and 
poultry  fat,  rendered, 
whether  or  not  pressed  or 
solvent-extracted: 

-  Fats  from  bones  or 

waste 

-  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  ail 
the  cereals,  edible 
vegetables,  roots  and 
tubers  of 
heading  No  0 7 14  or  fruit 
used  must  be  wholly 
obtained 

Drying  and  milling  of 
leguminous  vegetables  of 
heading  No  0708 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  any  materials  of 
heading  No  1301  used 
may  not  exceed  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  those  of 
heading  Nos  0 2 0 3,  0 2 06 
or  0 2 07  or  bones  of 
heading  No  0 5 06 

Manufacture  from  meat  or 
edible  offal  of  swine  of 
heading  No  0203  or  0 2 06 
or  of  meat  and  edible  offal 
of  poultry  of 
heading  No  0207 

183 

Working  or  processing, carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

1502 

1504 

Fats  of  bovine  animals; 
sheep  or  goats,  raw  or 
rendered,  whether  or  not 
pressed  or 
solvent-extracted: 

-  Fats  from  bones  or 

waste 

-  Other 

Fats  and  oils  and  their 
fractions,  of  fish  or  marine 
mammals,  whether  or  not 
refined,  but  not  chemically 
modified: 

-  Solid  fractions  of  fish 

oils  and  fats  and  oils  of 
marine  mammals 

Other 

ex  1505 

Refined  lanolin 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  those  of 
heading  Nos  0 2 0 1, 0 2 0 2, 
0 2 04  or  0206  or  bones  of 
heading  No  0 5 06 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  animal  materials  of 
Chapter  2  used  must  be 
wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  1504 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  animal  materials  of 
Chapters  2  and  3  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  from  crude 
wool  grease  of 
heading  No  1505 

184 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

1506 

Other  animal  fats  and  oils 
and  their  fractions, 
whether  or  not  refined, 
but  not  chemically 
modified: 

-  Solid  fractions 

-  Other 

Fixed  vegetable  oils  and 
their  fractions,  whether  or 
not  refined,  but  not 
chemically  modified: 

-  Solid  fractions,  except 
for  that  of  Jojoba  oil 

-  Other,  except  for: 

-  Lung  oil;  myrtle  wax 

and  Japan  wax 

-  Those  for  technical  or 
industrial  uses  other 
than  the  manufacture 
of  foodstuffs  for 
human  consumption 

Animal  or  vegetable  fats 
and  oils  and  their 
fractions,  re-esterified, 
whether  or  not  refined  but 
not  further  prepared 

ex  1507  to 
1515 

ex  1516 

ex  1517 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  1506 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  animal  materials  of 
Chapter  2  used  must  be 
wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  from  other 
materials  of 
heading  Nos  1507  to 
1515 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  vegetable  materials 
used  must  be  wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  animal  and  vegetable 
materials  used  must  be 
wholly  obtained 

Edible  liquid  mixtures  of 
vegetable  oils  of 
heading  Nos  1507  to 
1515 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  vegetable  materials 
used  must  be  wholly 
obtained 

185 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on-non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex  1519 

Industrial  fatty  alcohols 
having  the  character  of 
artificial  waxes 

1601 

1602 

1603 

1604 

1605 

Sausages  and  similar 
products,  of  meat,  meat 
offal  or  blood;  food 
preparations  based  on 
these  products 

Other  prepared  or 
preserved  meat,  meat 
offal  or  blood 

Extracts  and  juices  of 
meat,  fish  or  crustaceans, 
molluscs  or  other  aquatic 
invertebrates 

Prepared  or  preserved 
fish;  caviar  and  caviar 
substitutes  prepared  from 
fish  eggs 

Crustaceans,  molluscs  and 
other  aquatic 
invertebrates,  prepared  or 
preserved 

ex  1701 

Cane  or  beet  sugar  and 
chemically  pure  sucrose, 
in  solid  form,  flavoured  or 
coloured 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
including  fatty  acids  of 
heading  No  1519 

Manufacture  from  animals 
of  Chapter  1 

Manufacture  from  animals 
of  Chapter  1 

Manufacture  from  animals 
of  Chapter  1.  However, 
all  fish,  crustaceans, 
molluscs  or  other  aquatic 
invertebrates  used  must 
be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  fish  or  fish  eggs  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  crustaceans,  molluscs 
or  other  aquatic 
invertebrates  used  must 
be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

186 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

1702 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  npn-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Other  sugars,  including 
chemically  pure  lactose, 
maltose,  glucose  and 
fructose,  in solid  form; 
sugar  syrups  not 
containing  added 
flavouring  or  colouring 
matter;  artificial  honey, 
whether  or  not  mixed  with 
natural  honey;  caramel: 

-  Chemically  pure  maltose 

and  fructose 

-  Other  sugars  in  solid 
form,  flavoured  or 
coloured 

-  Other 

ex  1703 

Molasses  resulting  from 
the  extraction  of  refining 
of  sugar,  flavoured  or 
coloured 

1704 

Sugar  confectionery 
(including  white 
chocolate),  not  containing 
cocoas 

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  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  must 
already  be  originating 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product,  provided  the 
value  of  any  other 
materials  of  Chapter  17 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

1806 

1901 

Chocolate  and  other  food 
preparations  containing 
cocoa 

Malt  extract;  food 
preparations  of  flour, 
meal,  starch  or  malt 
extract,  not  containing 
cocoa  powder  or 
containing  cocoa  powder 
in  a  proportion  by  weight 
of  less  than  5 0 %,  not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included;  food 
preparations  of  goods  of 
heading  Nos  0 4 01  to 
0 4 0 4,  not  containing 
cocoa  powder  or 
containing  cocoa  powder 
in  a  proportion  by  weight 
of  less  than  1 0 %,  not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included: 

-  Malt  extract 

-  Other 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  Qon-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product,  provided  the 
value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not 
exceed  30  %  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  cereals 
of  Chapter  10 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product,  provided  the 
value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not 
exceed  30  %  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
p r o d j ct 

188 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  onrnon-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

1902 

1903 

Pasta,  whether  or  not 
cooked  or  stuffed  (with 
meat  or  other  substances) 
or  otherwise  prepared, 
such  as  spaghetti, 
macaroni,  noodles, 
lasagne,  gnocchi,  ravioli, 
cannelloni;  couscous, 
whether  or  not  prepared 

Tapioca  and  substitutes 
therefor  prepared  from 
starch,  in  the  form  of 
flakes,  grains,  pearls, 
siftings  or  in  similar  forms 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  cereals  (except  durum 
wheat),  meat,  meat  offal, 
fish,  crustaceans  or 
molluscs  used  must  be 
wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  potato  starch  of 
heading  No  1108 

189 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

1904 

Prepared  foods  obtained 
by  the  swelling  or  roasting 
of  cereals  or  cereal 
products  (for  example, 
corn  flakes);  cereals,  other 
than  maize  (corn),  in  grain 
form,  pre-cooked  or 
otherwise  prepared: 

-  Not  containing  cocoa 

Manufacture  in  which: 

-  all  the  cereals  and  flour 
(except  maize  of  the 
species  Zea.indurata 
and  durum  wheat  and 
their  derivatives)  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

and 

-  the  value  of  any 

materials  of  Chapter  17 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  not  classified  in 
heading  No  1806, 
provided  the  value  of  any 
materials  of  Chapter  17 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
except  those  of 
Chapter  11 

-  Containing  cocoa 

1905 

Bread,  pastry,  cakes, 
biscuits  and  other  bakers' 
wares,  whether  or  not 
containing  cocoa; 
communion  wafers,  empty 
cachets  of  a  kind  suitable 
for  pharmaceutical  use, 
sealing  wafers,  rice  paper 
and  similar  products 

190 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  .carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

2001 

2002 

2003 

2004 and 
2005 

2006 

2007 

Vegetables,  fruit  nuts  and 
other  edible  parts  of 
plants,  prepared  or 
preserved  by  vinegar  or 
acetic  acid 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  fruit,  nuts  or 
vegetables  used  must  be 
wholly  obtained 

Tomatoes  prepared  or 
preserved  otherwise  than 
by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  tomatoes  used  must 
be wholly  obtained 

Mushrooms  and  truffles, 
prepared  or  preserved 
otherwise  than  by  vinegar 
or  acetic  acid 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  mushrooms  or  truffles 
used  must  be  wholly 
obtained 

Other  vegetables  prepared 
or  preserved  otherwise 
than  by  vinegar  or  acetic 
acid,  frozen  or  not  frozen 

Fruit,  nuts,  fruit-peel  and 
other  parts, of  plants, 
preserved  by  sugar 
(drained,  glacé  or 
crystallized) 

Jams,  fruit  jellies, 
marmalades,  fruit  or  nut 
purée and  fruit  or  nut 
pastes,  being  cooked 
preparations,  whether  or 
not  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening 
matter 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  vegetables  used  must 
be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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 

191 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

2008 

Fruit,  nuts  and  other 
edible  parts  of  plants 
otherwise  prepared  or 
preserved,  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  boiling  in 
water,  not  containing 
added  sugar,  frozen 

-  Nuts,  not  containing 

added  sugar  or  spirits 

-  Others 

ex  2009 

Fruit  juices  (including 
grape  must),  unfermented 
and  not  containing  added 
spirit,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar  or 
other  sweetening  matter 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  fruit  and  nuts  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  the  originating 
nuts  and  oil  seeds  of 
heading  Nos  0 8 0 1,  0 8 02 
and  1202  to  1207  used 
exceeds  6 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
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 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
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  2101 

Roasted  chicory  and 
extracts,  essences  and 
concentrates  thereof 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  chicory  used  must  be 
wholly  ohtaii.ed 

192 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(3) 

or 

14) 

ex  2103 

Sauces  and  preparations 
therefor;  mixed 
condiments  and  mixed 
seasonings: 

-  Prepared  mustard 

ex  2104 

-  Soups  and  broths  and 
preparations  therefor: 

ex  2104 

Homogenized  composite 
food  preparations 

ex  2106 

Sugar  syrups,  flavoured  or 
coloured 

2201 

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 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However, 
mustard  flour  or  meal  or 
prepared  mustard  may  be 
used 

Manufacture  from 
mustard  flour  or  meal 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
except  prepared  or 
preserved  vegetables  of 
heading  Nos  2002  to 
2005 

The  rule  for  the  heading  in 
which  the  product  would 
be  classified  in  bulk  shall 
apply 

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 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  water  used  must  be 
wholly  obtained 

193 

HS  heading 
No 

:D 

2202 

ex  2204 

2205 
ex  2207 
ex  2208 
and 
ex  2209 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
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  and  any  fruit  juice 
used  (except  for 
pineapple,  lime  and 
grapefruit  juices)  must  be 
wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  from  other 
grape  must 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
except  grapes  or  any 
material  derived  from 
grapes 

Waters,  including  mineral 
waters  and  aerated 
waters,  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening 
matter  or  flavoured,  and 
other  non-alcoholic 
beverages,  not  including 
fruit  or  vegetable  juices  of 
heading  No  2009 

Wine  of  fresh  grapes, 
including  fortified  wines, 
and  grape  must  with  the 
addition  of  alcohol 

The  following,  containing 
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;  vinegar 

ex  2208 

Whiskies  of  an  alcoholic 
strength  by  volume  of  less 
than  5 0%  vol 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  any  cereal  based 
spirits  used  does  not 
exceed  15%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

194 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

of 

(4) 

HS heading 
No 

(1) 

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  4 0%  by  weight 

Oil  cake and  other  solid 
residues  resulting  from  the 
extraction  of  olive  oil, 
containing  more  than  3% 
of  olive  oil 

2309 

Preparations  of  a  kind 
used  in  animât  feeding 

2402 

Cigars,  cheroots,  cigarillos 
and  cigarettes,  of  tobacco 
or  of  tobacco  substitutes 

ex 2403 

Smoking  tobacco 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  maize  used  must  be 
wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  olives  used  must  be 
wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  cereals,  sugar  or 
molasses,  must  or  milk 
used  must  be  wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  at 
least  7 0%  by  weight  of 
the  unmanufactured 
tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse 
of  heading  No  2401  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in  which  at 
least  7 0%  by  weight  of 
the  unmanufactured 
tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse 
of  heading  No  2401  used 
must  be  wholly  obtained 

195 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 
Chap.  25 

ex  2504 

ex  2515 

ex  2 5 16 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Salt;  sulphur;  earths  and 
stone;  plastering 
materials;  lime  and 
cement;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  2 5 0 4, 
ex  2 5 1 5,  ex  2 5 1 6, 
ex  2 5 1 8,  ex  2 5 1 9, 
ex  2 5 2 0,  ex  2 5 2 4, 
ex  2525  and  ex  2530  for 
which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Natural  crystalline 
graphite,  with  enriched 
carbon  content,  purified 
and  ground 

Enriching  of  the  carbon 
content,  purifying  and 
grinding  of  crude 
crystalline  graphite 

Cutting,  by  sawing  or 
otherwise,  of  marble 
(even  if  already  sawn)  of  a 
thickness 
exceeding  25  cm 

Cutting,  by  sawing  or 
otherwise,  of  stone  (even 
if  already  sawn)  of  a 
thickness 
exceeding  25  cm 

Marble,  merely  cut  by 
sawing  or  otherwise  into 
blocks  or  slabs  of  a 
rectangular  (including 
square)  shape,  of  a 
thickness  not  exceeding 
25  cm 

Granite,  porphyry,  basalt, 
sandstone  and  other 
monumental  and  building 
stone,  merely  cut  by 
sawing  or  otherwise,  into 
blocks  or  slabs  of  a 
rectangular  (including 
square)  shape,  of  a 
thickness  not  exceeding 
25  cm 

ex  2518 

Calcined  dolomite 

Calcination  of  dolomite 
not  calcined 

196 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex  2519 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Crushed  natural 
magnesium  carbonate 
(magnesite),  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  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However, 
natural  magnesium 
carbonate  (magnesite) 
may  be  used 

ex  2520 

Plasters  specially  prepared 
for  dentistry 

ex  2524 

Natural  asbestos  fibres 

ex  2525 

Mica  powder 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
asbestos  concentrate 

Grinding  of  mica  or  mica 
waste 

ex  2530 

Earth  colours,  calcined  or 
powdered 

Calcination  or  grinding  of 
earth  colours 

Chap.  26 

Ores,  slag  and  ash 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

37 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 
Chap.  27 

ex  2707 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Mineral  fuels,  mineral  oils 
and  products  of  their 
distillation;  bituminous 
substances;  mineral 
waxes;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  2707 
and  2709  to  2715  for 
which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Oils  in  which  the  weight 
of  the  aromatic 
constituents  exceeds  that 
of  the  non-aromatic 
constituents,  being  oils 
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 
2 5 0 °C  (including  mixtures 
of  petroleum  spirit  and 
benzole),  for  use  as  power 
or  heating  fuels 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Operations  of  refining 
and/or  one  or  more 
specific  process(es)  n 

Other  operations  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  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  2709 

Crude  oils  obtained  from 
bituminous  minerals 

Destructive  distillation  of 
bituminous  materials 

See  Introductory  Note  7  -  Annex  I. 

198 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

2710 to 
2712 

2713 to 
2715 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  statys 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Petroleum  oils  and  oils 
obtained  from  bituminous 
materials,  other  than 
crude;  preparations  not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included,  containing  by 
weight  7 0%  or  more  of 
petroleum  oils  or  of  oils 
obtained  from  bituminous 
materials,  these  oils  being 
the  basic  constituents  of 
the  preparations 

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 

Petroleum  coke,  petroleum 
bitumen  and  other 
residues  of  petroleum  oils 
or  of  oils  obtained  from 
bituminous  materials 

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 
petroleum  bitumen,  on 
mineral  tar  or  on  mineral 
tar  pitch 

Operations  of  refining 
and/or  one  or  more 
specific  process(es)  (2) 

Other  operations  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  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Operations  of  refining 
and/or  one  or  more 
specific  process(es)  (1) 

Other  operations  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  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

(r)  See  Introductory  Note  7  -  Annex  I. 

199 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  "status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 
Chap.  28 

Inorganic  chemicals; 
organic  or  inorganic 
compounds  or  precious 
metals,  of  rare-earth 
metals,  of  radioactive 
elements  or  of  isotopes; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  2 8 0 5, 
ex  2 8 1 1,  ex  2 8 33  and 
ex  2 8 40  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

ex  2805 

"Mischmetall" 

ex  2811 

Sulphur  trioxide 

ex  2833 

Aluminium  sulphate 

ex  2840 

Sodium  perborate 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  by 
electrolytic  or  thermal 
treatment  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  sulphur 
dioxide 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
disodium  tetraborate 
pentahydrate 

200 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 
Chap.  29 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Organic  chemicals;  except 
for  heading  Nos  ex 2 9 0 1, 
ex  2 9 0 2,  ex  2 9 0 5,  2 9 1 5, 
2 9 3 2,  2933  and  2 9 3 4, 
for  which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  2901 

Acyclic  hydrocarbons  for 
use as  power  or  heating-
fuels 

Operations  of  refining 
and/or  one  or  more 
specific  process(es)  C) 

Other  operations  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  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

(')  See  Introductory  Note  7  -  Annex  I. 

20 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex  2902 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Cyclanes  and  cyclenes 
(other  than  azulenes), 
benzene,  toluene,  xylenes, 
for  use  as  power  or 
heating  fuels 

Operations  of  refining 
and/or  one  or  more 
specific  process(es)  (') 

Other  operations  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  5 0%  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  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading. 
However,  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  of 
heading  Nos  2915 
and  2916  used  may  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  2905 

Metal  alcoholates  of 
alcohols  of  this  heading 
and  of  ethanol  or  glycerol 

2915 

Saturated  acyclic 
monocarboxylic  acids  and 
their  anhydrides,  halides,> 
peroxides  and 
peroxyacids;  their 
halogenated,  sulphonated, 
nitrated  or  nitrosated 
derivatives 

("')  See  Introductory  Note  7  -  Annex  I. 

'05 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

2 9 32 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Heterocyclic  compounds 
with  oxygen  hetero-
atom(s)  only: 

- 

Internal  ethers  and  their 
halogenated, 
sulphonated,  nitrated  or 
nitrosated  derivatives 

-  Cyclic  acetals  and 

internal  hemiacetals 
and  their  halogenated, 
sulphonated,  nitrated  or 
nitrosated  derivatives 

-  Other 

2933 

Heterocyclic  compounds 
with  nitrogen 
hetero-atom(s)  only: 
nucleic  acids  and  their 
salts 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
However,  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  of 
heading  No  2909  used 
may  not  exceed  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading. 
However,  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  of 
heading  Nos  2932 
and  2933  used  may  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

V  -J O 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating -status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

2934 

Other  heterocyclic 
compounds 

ex 
Chap.  30 

Pharmaceutical  products; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  3 0 0 2,  3003 
and  3 0 0 4,  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

3002 

Human  blood;  animal 
blood  prepared  for 
therapeutic,  prophylactic 
or  diagnostic  uses; 
antisera  and  other  blood 
fractions;  vaccines, 
toxins,  cultures  of 
micro-organisms 
(excluding  yeasts)  and 
similar  products: 

-  Products  consisting  of 

t wo  or  more 
constituents  which 
have  been  mixed 
together  for  therapeutic 
or  prophylactic  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. 
However,  the value  of  all 
the  materials  of 
heading  Nos  2 9 3 2,  2933 
and  2934  used  may  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  3 0 0 2.  The 
materials  of  this 
description  may  aiso  be 
used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

2o •• 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(11 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Other: 

-  -  human  blood 

animal  blood  prepared 
for  therapeutic  or 
prophylactic  uses 

blood  fractions  other 
than  antisera, 
haemoglobin  and 
serum  globulin 

haemoglobin,  blood 
globulin  and  serum 
globulin 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  3 0 0 2.  The 
materials  of  this 
description  may  also  be 
used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  3 0 0 2.  The 
materials  of  this 
description  may  also  be 
used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  3 0 0 2.  The 
materials  of  this 
description  may  also  be 
used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  3 0 0 2.  The 
materials  of  this 
description  may  also  be 
used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

\J 

$ 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating-status 

(2) 

other 

3003 
and  3 0 04 

Medicaments  (excluding 
goods  of 
heading  No  3 0 0 2,  3005 
and  3006) 

ex 
Chap.  31 

Fertilizers;  except  for 
heading  No  ex  3 1 05  for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out 
below: 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  3 0 0 2.  The 
materials  of  this 
description  may  also  be 
used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product. 
However,  materials  of 
heading  No  3003  or 
3 0 04  may  be  used 
provided  their  value, 
taken  together,  does  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

206 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex  3105 

Mineral  or  chemical 
fertilizers  containing  t wo 
or  three  of  the  fertilizing 
elements  nitrogen, 
phosphorous  and 
potassium;  other 
fertilizers;  goods  of  this 
Chapter,  in  tablets  or 
similar  forms  or  in 
packages  of  a  gross 
weight  not 
exceeding  10  kg,  except 
for: 

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  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  sodium  nitrate 
-  calcium  cyanamide 
-  potassium  sulphate 
-  magnesium  potassium 

sulphate 

-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

ex 
Chap.  32 

Tanning  or  dyeing 
extracts;  tannins  and  their 
derivatives;  dyes, 
pigments  and  other 
colouring  matter;  paints 
and  varnishes;  putty  and 
other  mastics;  inks; 
except  for: 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  3201 

Tannins  and  their  salts, 
esters,  ethers,  and  other 
derivatives 

Manufacture  from  tanning 
extracts  of  vegetable 
origin 

207 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

3205 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Colour  lakes;  preparations 
as  specified  in  Note  3  to 
this  Chapter  based  on 
colour  lakes  C) 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
except  heading  Nos  3 2 0 3, 
3 2 04  and  3 2 0 5. 
However,  materials  from 
heading  No  3 2 05  may  be 
used  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
including  materials  of  a 
different  "group"  (2) in  this 
heading.  However, 
materials  of  the  same 
group  may  be  used, 
provided  their  value  does 
not  exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

ex 
Chap.  33 

Essential  oils  and 
resinoids;  perfumery, 
cosmetic  or  toilet 
preparations;  except  for 
heading  No  3 3 0 1, for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out 
below: 

3301 

Essential  oils  (terpeneless 
or  not),  including 
concretes  and  absolutes; 
resinoids;  concentrates  of 
essential  oils  in  fats,  in 
fixed  oils,  in  waxes  or  the 
like,  obtained  by 
enfleurage  or  maceration; 
terpenic  by-products  of 
the  deterpenation  of 
essential  oils;  aqueous 
distillates  and  aqueous 
solutions  of  essential  oils 

Note  3  to  Chapter  32  says  that  these  preparations  are those  of  a kind  used  for  colouring  a^y^'  ,V 
material  or  used  as ingredients  in the  manufacturing  of  colouring  preparations,  provided  they 
are  not  classified  in  another  heading  in  Chapter  32. 
A  "group"  is  regarded  as  any  part  of  the  heading  separated  from  the  rest  by  a  semi-colon. 

(r) 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating"status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex 
Chap.  34 

ex  3403 

Soap,  organic  surface-
active  agents,  washing 
preparations,  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  3 4 0 4,  for 
which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Lubricating  preparations 
containing  petroleum  oils 
or  oils  obtained  from 
bituminous  minerals, 
provided  they  represent 
less than  7 0%  by  weight 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Operations  of  refining 
and/or  one  or  more 
specific  process(es)  (v 

Other  operations  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  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

o 

See  Introductory  Note  7  -  Annex  I. 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

3 4 04 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  oyt  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Artificial  waxes  and 
prepared  waxes: 

-  Artificial  waxes  and 

prepared  waxes  with  a 
basis  of  paraffin, 
petroleum  waxes, 
waxes  obtained  from 
bituminous  minerals, 
slack  wax  or  scale  wax 

-  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  ail 
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  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
except: 
-  hydrogenated  oils 

having  the  character  of 
waxes  of  heading  No 
1516 

-  fatty  acids  not 

chemically  defined  or 
industrial  fatty  alcohols 
having  the  character  of 
waxes  of 
heading  No  1519 

-  materials  of 

heading  No  3404 

However,  these  materials 
may  be  used  provided 
their  value  does  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

210 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 
Chap.  35 

3505 

Albuminoidal  substances; 
modified  starches;  glues; 
enzymes;  except  for 
heading  Nos  3505  and 
ex  3507  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

Dextrins  and  other 
modified  starches  (for 
example,  pregelatinized  or 
esterified  starches);  glues 
based  on  starches,  or  on 
dextrins  or  other  modified 
starches: 

-  Starch  ethers  and  esters 

-  Other 

ex  3507 

Prepared  enzymes  not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials'of  any  heading, 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  3505 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any. heading, 
except  those  of 
heading  No  1108 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

21 { 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

Chap.  36 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating'status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Explosives;  pyrotechnic 
products;  matches; 
pyrophoric  alloys;  certain 
combustible  preparations 

ex 
Chap.  37 

Photographic  or 
cinematographic  goods; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  3 7 0 1,  3 7 02 
and  3 7 04  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

-3  <r> 

HS  heading 
No 

[D 

3 7 01 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  -status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Photographic  plates  and 
film  in  the  flat,  sensitized, 
unexposed,  of  any 
material  other  than  paper, 
paperboard  or  textiles; 
instant  print  film  in  the 
flat,  sensitized, 
unexposed,  whether  or 
not  in  packs: 

-  Instant  print  film  for 

colour  photography,  in 
packs 

Other 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than 
heading  Nos 3 7 01  or 
3 7 0 2.  However, 
materials  from 
heading  No  3702  may  be 
used  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  3 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than 
heading  No  3701  or 
3 7 0 2.  However, 
materials  from 
heading  Nos  3701 
and  3702  may  be  used 
provided  their  value  taken 
together,  does  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

213 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating'status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

3702 

3704 

ex 
Chap. 38 

3801 

Photographic  film  in  rolls, 
sensitized,  unexposed,  of 
any  material  other  than 
paper,  paperboard  or 
textiles;  instant  print  film 
in  rolls,  sensitized, 
unexposed 

Photographic  plates,  film 
paper,  paperboard  and 
textiles,  exposed  but  not 
developed 

Miscellaneous  chemical 
products;  except  for 
heading  Nos  3 8 0 1, 
ex  3 8 0 3,  ex  3 8 0 5, 
ex  3 8 0 6,  ex  3 8 0 7,  3808 
to  3 8 1 4,  3818  to  3 8 2 0, 
3 8 22  and  3823  for  which 
the  rules  are  set  out 
below: 

Artificial  graphite;  colloidal 
or  semi-colloidal  graphite; 
preparations  based  on 
graphite  or  other  carbon  in 
the  form  of  pastes  or 
other  semi-manufactures: 

-  Colloidal  graphite  in 

suspension  in  oil  and 
semi-colloidal  graphite; 
carbonaceous  pastes  for 
electrodes 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than 
heading  Nos  3701  or 
3702 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than 
heading  Nos  3701  to 
3704 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

1  -Î 
-1  ^ 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Graphite  in  paste  form, 
being  a  mixture  of  more 
than  3 0%  by  weight  of 
graphite  with  mineral 
oils 

-  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
of  heading  No  3403  used 
does  not  exceed  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

ex 3803 

Refined  tall  oil 

Refining  of  crude  tall  oil 

ex 3805 

Spirits  of  sulphate 
turpentine,  purified 

ex 3806 

Ester  gums 

ex 3807 

3808 

Wood  pitch  (wood  tar 
pitch) 

Insecticides,  rodenticides, 
fungicides,  herbicides, 
anti-sprouting  products 
and  plant-growth 
regulators,  disinfectants 
and  similar  products,  put 
up  in  forms  of  packings 
for  retail  sale  or  as 
preparations  or  articles 
(for  example,  sulphur-
treated  bands,  wicks  and 
candles,  and  fly-papers) 

Purification  by  distillation 
or  refining  of  raw  spirits 
of  sulphate  turpentine 

Manufacture  from  resin 
acids 

Distillation  of  wood  tar 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
products 

9  ~ 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

3809 

3 8 10 

3 811 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating-status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
products 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
products 

Finishing  agents,  dye 
carriers  to  accelerate  the 
dyeing  or  fixing  of 
dyestuffs  and  other 
products  and  preparations 
(for  example,  dressings 
and  mordants),  of  a  kind 
used  in  the  textile,  paper, 
leather  or  like  industries, 
not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included 

Pickling  preparations  for 
metal  surfaces;  fluxes  and 
other  auxiliary 
preparations  for  soldering, 
brazing  or  welding; 
soldering,  brazing  or 
welding  powders  and 
pastes  consisting  of  metal 
and  other  materials; 
preparations  of  a  kind 
used  as  cores  or  coatings 
for  welding  electrodes  or 
rods 

Anti-knock  preparations, 
oxidation  inhibitors,  gum 
inhibitors,  viscosity 
improvers,  anti-corrosive 
preparations  and  other 
prepared  additives,  for 
mineral  oils  (including 
gasoline)  or  for  other 
liquids  used  for  the  same 
purposes  as  mineral  oils: 

216 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Prepared  additives  for 

lubricating  oil, 
containing  petroleum 
oils  or  oils  obtained 
from  bituminous 
minerals 

-  Other 

Prepared  rubber 
accelerators;  compound 
plasticizers  for  rubber  or 
plastics,  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included; 
anti-oxidizing  preparations 
and  other  compound 
stabilizers  for  rubber  or 
plastics 

Preparations  and  charges 
for  fire-extinguishers; 
charged  fire-extinguishing 
grenades 

Organic  composite 
solvents  and  thinners,  not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included;  prepared  paint  or 
vanish  removers 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
of  heading  No  3811  used 
does  not  exceed  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

3 8 12 

3813 

3 8 14 

217 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating'status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

3818 

3819 

3820 

3822 

Chemical  elements  doped 
for  use  in  electronics,  in 
the  form  of  discs,  wafers 
or  similar  forms;  chemical 
compounds  doped  for  use 
in  electronics 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Hydraulic  brake  fluids  and 
other  prepared  liquids  for 
hydraulic  transmission, 
not  containing  or 
containing  less  than  7 0% 
by  weight  of  petroleum 
oils  or  oils  obtained  from 
bituminous  minerals 

Anti-freezing  preparations 
and  prepared  de-icing 
fluids 

Composite  diagnostic  or 
laboratory  reagents,  other 
than  those  of 
heading  No  3 0 02  or  3006 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out-on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  states 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

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  2 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

3823 

Prepared  binders  for 
foundry  moulds  or  cores; 
chemical  products  and 
preparations  of  the 
chemical  or  allied 
industries  (including  those 
consisting  of  mixtures  of 
natural  products),  not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included;  residual  products 
of  the  chemical  or  allied 
industries,  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  includedr 

-  The  following  of  this 

heading: 

—  Prepared  binders  for 
foundry  moulds  or 
cores  based  on 
natural  resinous 
products 

—  Naphthenic  acids, 

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 
ethanolamines; 
thiophenated 
sulphonic  acids  of 
oils  obtained  from 
bituminous  minerals, 
and  their  salts 

--  Ion  exchangers 

219 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

—  Getters  for  vacuum 

tubes 

—  Alkaline  iron  oxide 
for  the  purification 
of  gas 

—  Ammoniacal  gas 
liquors  and  spent 
oxide  produced  in 
coal  gas  purification 

—•  Sulphonaphthenic 
acids,  their  water 
insoluble  salts  and 
their  esters 

—  Fusel  oil  and  Dippel'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  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

220 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  Qon-originating 
materials'that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex  3 9 01  to 
3 9 15 

Plastics  in  primary  forms, 
waste,  parings  and  scrap, 
of  plastic;  except  for 
heading  No  ex  3 9 07  for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out 
below: 

-  Addition 

homopolymerization 
products 

-  Other 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 
-  the  value  of  any 

materials  of  Chapter  39 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product  (1) 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  the  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product  (1) 

C) 

In the  case  of  the  products  composed  of  materials  classified  within  both  heading  Nos  3 9 01  to 
3 9 0 6,  on  the  one  hand,  and  within  heading  Nos  3907  to  3 9 1 1;  on  the  other  hand,Ortf) 
restriction  only  applies  to that  group  of  materials  which  predominates  by  weight  in the pro£fuc¥. 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on-noh-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex  3907 

Copolymer,  made  from 
polycarbonate  and 
acrylonitrile-butadiene-
styrene  copolymer  (ABS) 

ex  3916  to 
3921 

Semi-manufactures  and 
articles  of  plastics;  except 
for  heading  Nos  ex  3 9 1 6, 
ex  3 9 1 7,  ex  3 9 20  and 
ex  3 9 2 1, for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

-  Flat  products,  further 
worked  than  only 
surface-worked  or  cut 
into  forms  other  than 
rectangular  or  square; 
other  products,  further 
worked  than  only 
surface-worked 

-  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 
does  not  exceed  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product  (1) 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

&  &  A» 

C)  In the  case  of  the  products  composed  of  materials  classified  within  both  heading  Nos  3 9 01  to 
3906,  on  the  one  hand,  and  within  heading  Nos  3907  to  3 9 1 1,  on  the  other  hand,  this 
restriction  only  applies  to  that  group  of  materials  which  predominates  by  weight  in the  product. 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

—  Addition 

homopolyme/ization 
products 

Other 

ex  3 9 16 
and 
ex  3917 

Profile  shapes  and  tubes 

Manufacture  in which: 
the value  of  all  the 
- 
materials  used  does 
not  exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 
the value  of  any 
materials  of  Chapter  39 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product (1) 

- 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product (1) 

Manufacture  in which: 
the value  of  all  the 
- 
materials  used  does 
not  exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 
the  value  of  any 
materials  classified 
within  the  same 
heading  as the  product 
does  not  exceed  2 0% 
of  the  ex-works  price 
of  the  product 

- 

C)  In the  case  of  the  products  composed  of  materials  classified  within  both  heading  Nos  3901  to 
3 9 0 6,  on  the  one  hand,  and  within  heading  Nos  3907  to  3 9 1 1,  on  the  other  hand,  this 
restriction  only  applies  to  that  group  of  materials  which  predominates  by  weight  in the  product. 

223 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex  3920 

lonomer  sheet  or  film 

ex  3921 

Foils  of  plastic,  metallized 

3922  to 
3926 

Articles  of  plastics 

ex 
Chap.  40 

Rubber  and  articles 
thereof;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex 4 0 0 1, 
4 0 0 5,  4012  and  ex  4017 
for  which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Manufacture  from  a 
thermoplastic  partial  salt 
which  is  a  copolymer  of 
ethylene  and  metacrylic 
acid  partly  neutralized 
with  metal  ions,  mainly 
zinc  and  sodium 

Manufacture  from  highly 
transparent  polyester  foils 
with  a thickness  of  less 
than  23  micron  (1) 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  ail  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

ex  4001 

Laminated  slabs  or  crepe 
rubber  for  shoes 

Lamination  of  sheets  of 
natural  rubber 

(1)  The  following  foils  shall  be considered  as highly  transparent:  foils,  the-optical  dimming  of  which 
-  measured according  to  ASTM-D  1003-1 6 by Gardner  Hazemeter  (i.e. Hazefactor)  -  is less  than 
2 %. 

2 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

4005 

4012 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out-on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers.originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Compound  rjubber, 
unvulcanized,  in  primary 
forms  or  in  plates,  sheets 
or  strip 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used, except  natural 
rubber,  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Retreaded  or  used 
pneumatic  tyres  of  rubber; 
solid  or  cushion  tyres, 
interchangeable  tyre 
treads  and  tyre  flaps,  of 
rubber: 

-  Retreaded  pneumatic, 
solid  or  cushion  tyres, 
of  rubber 

-  Other 

ex 4017 

Articles  of  hard  rubber 

ex 
Chap. 41 

ex 4102 

Raw  hides  and  skins 
(other  than  furskins)  and 
leather;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  4 1 0 2, 
4 1 04  to  4107  and  4109 
for  which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Raw  skins  of  sheep  or 
lambs,  without  wool  on 

Retreading  of  used  tyres 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
except  those  of 
heading  Nos  4011  or 
4 0 12 

Manufacture  from  hard 
rubber 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Removal  of  wool  from 
sheep  or  lamb  skins,  with 
wool  on 

22\ D 

^H^TTNflp^^WPr 

Working  or  processing  carried  o u r on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers, originating  status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

4 1 04  to 
4107 

Leather,  without  hair  or 
wool,  other  than  leather 
of  heading  Nos  4 1 08  or 
4 1 09 

4109 

Patent  leather  and  patent 
laminated  leather; 
metallized  leather 

Chap.  42 

ex 
Chap.  43 

Articles  of  leather; 
saddlery  and  harness; 
travel  goods,  handbags 
and  similar  containers; 
articles  of  animal  gut 
(other  than  silk  worm  gut) 

Furskins  and  artificial  fur; 
manufactures  thereof; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  4 3 02 
and  4303  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

ex  4302 

Tanned  or  dressed 
furskins,  assembled: 

-  Plates,  crosses  and 

similar  forms 

-  Other 

Retanning  of  pre-tanned 
leather 
or 
Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  leather 
of  heading  Nos  4104  to 
4 1 07  provided  its  value 
does  not  exceed  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Bleaching  or  dyeing,  in 
addition  to  cutting  and 
assembly  of  non-
assembled  tanned  or 
dressed  furskins 

Manufacture  from 
non-assembled,  tanned  or 
dressed  furskins 

226 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  sta_tus 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  from 
non-assembled  tanned  or 
dressed  furskins  of 
heading  No  4302 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  wood  in 
the  rough,  whether  or  not 
stripped  of  its  bark  or 
merely  roughed  down 

Planing,  sanding  or 
finger-jointing 

Splicing,  planing,  sanding 
or  finger-jointing 

4303 

Articles  of  apparel, 
clothing  accessories  and 
other  articles  of  furskin 

ex 
Chap.  44 

Wood  and  articles  of 
wood;  wood  charcoal; 
except  for  heading  Nos 
ex  4 4 0 3,  ex  4 4 0 7, 
ex  4 4 0 8,  4 4 0 9,  ex  4 4 10 
to  ex  4 4 1 3,  ex  4 4 1 5, 
ex  4 4 1 6,  4418  and 
ex  4421  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

ex  4403 

Wood  roughly  squared 

ex  4407 

ex  4408 

Wood  sawn  or  chipped 
lengthwise,  sliced  or 
peeled,  of  a  thickness 
exceeding  6  mm,  planed, 
sanded  or  finger-jointed 

Veneer  sheets  and  sheets 
for  plywood,  of  a 
thickness  not 
exceeding  6  mm,  spliced, 
and  other  wood  sawn 
lengthwise,  sliced  or 
peeled  of  a thickness  not 
exceeding  6  mm,  planed, 
sanded  or  finger-jointed 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  o u r on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

4409 

Wood  (including  strips  and 
friezes  for  parquet 
flooring,  not  assembled) 
continuously  shaped 
(tongued,  grooved, 
rebated,  chamfered, 
V-joined;  beaded, 
moulded,  rounded  or  the 
like)  along  any  of  its 
edges  or  faces,  whether 
or  not  planed,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed: 

Sanding  or  finger-jointing 

-  Sanded  or  finger-jointed 

Beading  or  moulding 

-  Beadings  and  mouldings 

-  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  of  the  product 

ex  4 4 10  to 
ex  4413 

Beadings  and  mouldings, 
including  moulded  skirting 
and  other  moulded  boards 

Beading  or  moulding 

ex  4415 

Packing  cases,  boxes, 
crates,  drums  and  similar 
packings,  of  wood 

Manufacture  from  boards 
not  cut  to  size 

228 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex  4 4 16 

4 4 18 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  ©n  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Casks,  barrels,  vats,  tubs 
and  other  coopers' 
products  and  parts 
thereof,  of  wood 

Manufacture  from  riven 
staves,  not  further  worked 
than  sawn  on  the  t wo 
principal  surfaces 

Builders'  joinery  and 
carpentry  of  w o o d, 
including  cellular  wood 
panels,  assembled  parquet 
panels,  shingles  and 
shakes: 

-  Builders'  joinery  and 
carpentry  of  wood 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However, 
cellular  wood  panels, 
shingles  and  shakes  may 
be  used 

-  Beadings  and  mouldings 

Beading  or  moulding 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

229 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers.originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex  4421 

Match  splints;  wooden 
pegs  or  pins  for  footwear 

Manufacture  from  wood 
of  any  heading  except 
drawn  wood  of 
heading  No  4409 

ex 
Chap.  45 

Cork  and  articles  of  cork; 
except  for 
heading  No  4 5 03  for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out 
below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

4503 

Articles  of  natural  cork 

Chap.  46 

Manufactures  of  straw,  of 
esparto  or  of  other  plaiting 
materials;  basketware  and 
wickerwork 

Manufacture  from  cork  of 
heading  No  4501 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Chap.  47 

Chap.  48 

Pulp  of  wood  or  of  other 
fibrous  cellulosic  material; 
waste  and  scrap  of  paper 
or  paperboard 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
•classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Paper  and  paperboard; 
articles  of  paper  pulp,  of 
paper  or  of  paperboard; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  4 8 1 1, 
4 8 1 6,  4 8 1 7,  ex  4 8 1 8, 
ex  4 8 1 9,  ex  4 8 20  and 
ex  4 8 23  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

ex  4811 

Paper  and  paperboard, 
ruled,  lined  or  squared 
only 

Manufacture  from 
paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

23 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

4816 

4817 

Carbon  paper,  self-copy 
paper  and  other  copying 
or  transfer  papers  (other 
than  those  of 
heading  No  4809), 
duplicator  stencils  and 
offset  plates,  of  paper, 
whether  or  not  put  up  in 
boxes 

Envelopes,  letter  cards, 
plain  postcards  and 
correspondence  cards,  of 
paper  or  paperboard; 
boxes,  pouches,  wallets 
and  writing  compendiums, 
of  paper  or  paperboard, 
containing  an  assortment 
of  paper  stationery 

ex  4818 

Toilet  paper 

ex  4819 

Cartons,  boxes,  cases, 
bags  and  other  packing 
containers,  of  paper, 
paperboard,  cellulose 
wadding  or  webs  of 
cellulose  fibres 

Manufacture  from 
paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

Manufacturing  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

Manufacture  in  which: 
- 

all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than 
that  of  the  product, 
and 
the  value  of  all  the 
materials  used  does 
not  exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

- 

ex  4820 

Letter  pads 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

23 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 4823 

ex 
Chap. 49 

4909 

4910 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out'on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Other  paper,  paperboard, 
cellulose  wadding  and 
webs  of  cellulose  fibres, 
cut  to  size  or  shape 

Printed  books, 
newspapers,  pictures  and 
other  products  of  the 
printing  industry; 
manuscripts,  typescripts 
and  plans;  except  for 
heading  Nos  4909 
and  4 9 10  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

Printed  or  illustrated 
postcards;  printed  cards 
bearing  personal 
greetings,  messages  or 
announcements,  whether 
or  not  illustrated,  with  or 
without  envelopes  or 
trimmings 

Calendars  of  any  kind, 
printed,  including  calendar 
blocks: 

-  Calendars  of  the 

"perpetual"  type  or  with 
replaceable  blocks 
mounted  on  bases  other 
than  paper  or 
paperboard 

- 

Manufacture  from 
paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  not  classified 
within  heading  Nos  4909 
or  4911 

Manufacture  in  which: 
- 

all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than 
that  of  the  product, 
and 
the  value  of  all  the 
materials  used  does 
not  exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from 
materials  not  classified  in 
heading  Nos.  4909  or 
4911 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Chap.  50 

ex  5003 

Silk;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  5 0 0 3, 
5 0 04  to  ex  5 0 06 
and  5 0 07  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

Silk  waste  (including 
cocoons  unsuitable  for 
reeling,  yarn  waste  and 
garnetted  stock),  carded 
or  combed 

5004  to 
ex  5006 

Silk  yarn and  yarn  spun 
from  silk  waste 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Carding  or  combing  of  silk 
waste 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
- 

raw  silk  or  silk  waste 
carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 

-  other  natural  fibres  not 
carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp, or 

- 

-  paper-making  materials 

5007 

Woven  fabrics  of  silk  or  of 
silk  waste: 

incorporating  rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn (1) 

I1)  For  special  conditions  relating 

t o,  products  made  of  a 

mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

2  KJr 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out-on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

-  Other 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
coir  yarn, 
- 
- 
natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple 

- 

fibres  not  carded  or 
combed  or  otherwise 
prepared  for  spinning, 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp,  or 
paper 

- 
or 
Printing  accompanied  by 
at  least  t wo  preparatory 
or  finishing  operations 
(such  as  scouring, 
bleaching,  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  4 7 , 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

!')  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

231 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out'on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 
Chap.  51 

Wool,  fine  or  coarse 
animal  hair;  horsehair  yarn 
and  woven  fabric;  except 
for  heading  Nos  5 1 06  to 
5 1 10  and  5111  to  5113 
for  which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

5 1 06  to 
5 1 10 

Yarn  of  wool,  of  fine  or 
coarse  animal  hair  or  of 
horsehair 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
- 

raw  silk  or  silk  waste 
carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 

-  natural  fibres  not 

carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp,  or 

-  paper-making  materials 

5111  to 
5113 

Woven  fabrics  of  wool,  of 
fine  or  coarse  animal  hair 
or  of  horsehair: 

- 

Incorporating  rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn  V): 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 
-  coir  yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 
not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  prepared 
for  spinning, 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp,  or 

-  paper 
or 
Printing  accompanied  by 
at  least  two  preparatory 
or  finishing  operations 
(such  as  scouring, 
bleaching,  mercerizing, 
heat  setting,  raising, 
calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing, 
permanent  finishing, 

I1)  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

*»• O  o 

HS  heading 
No 

(1! 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out-on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex 
Chap.  52 

5204  to 
5207 

decatizing,  impregnating, 
mending  and  burling) 
where  the  value  of  the 
unprinted  fabric  used  does 
not  exceed  4 7 , 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Cotton;  except  for 
heading  Nos  5204  to 
5207  and  5208  to  5212 
for  which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Yarn  and  thread  of  cotton 

Manufacture  from  C): 
- 

raw  silk  or  silk  waste 
carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 
natural  fibres  not 
carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp,  or 
paper-making  materials 

- 

- 

- 

5208  to 
5212 

Woven  fabrics  of  cotton: 

- 

incorporating  rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn (1) 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
-  coir  yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 
not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  prepared 
for  spinning, 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp,  or 

. 

..-  paper 

C)  For  special  conditions 
Introductory  Note  5. 

relating 

to  products  made  of  a 

mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

oh 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status^ 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

or 
Printing  accompanied  by  at 
least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations  (such 
as  scouring,  bleaching, 
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  in which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
Other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
- 

raw  silk  or  silk  waste 
carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 

-  natural  fibres  not  carded 
or  combed  or  otherwise 
prepared  for  spinning, 
-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp,  or 

-  paper-making  materials 

ex 
Chap.  53 

Other  vegetable  textile 
fibres;  paper  yarn  and 
woven  fabrics  of  paper 
yarn;  except  for 
heading  Nos  5306  to  5308 
and  5309  to  5311  for 
which  the  rules  are  set  out 
below: 

5306  to 
5308 

Yarn  of  other  vegetable 
textile  fibres;  paper  yarn 

5309  to 
5311 

Woven  fabrics  of  other 
vegetable  textile  fibres; 
woven  fabrics  of  paper 
yarn: 

- 

incorporating  rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn C) 

C)  For  speciar  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of 

a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

237 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status. 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Other 

5401  to 
5406 

Yarn,  monofilament  and 
thread  of  man-made 
filaments 

Manufacture  from  ('): 
-  coir  yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 

not  carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp,  or 

-  paper 
or 
Printing  accompanied  by  at 
least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations  (such 
as scouring,  bleaching, 
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  (1): 
- 

raw  silk  or  silk  waste 
carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 

-  natural  fibres  not  carded 
or  combed  or  otherwise 
prepared  for  spinning, 
-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp,  or 

-  paper-making  materials 

5407  to 
5408 

Woven  fabrics  of  man-made 
filament  yarn: 

-  incorporating  rubber 

thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn (1) 

I1)  For  special  conditions  relating 

I

n

t

r

o

d

u

c

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 
t

N o

ry 

te 

o

238 

textile  materials,  see 

5. 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

5501 to 
5507 

5508 to 
5511 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that confers  originating  status. 

(2) 

- Other 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  from  C): 
-  coir  yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 

not  carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 

A 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp,  or 

-  paper 
or 
Printing  accompanied  by  at 
least two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations  (such 
as scouring,  bleaching, 
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 

Man-made  staple  fibres 

Manufacture  from  chemical 
materials  or textile  pulp 

Yarn  and  sewing  thread 

Manufacture  from  (\): 
-  .  raw  silk  or  silk  waste 
carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 
natural  fibres  not  carded 
or  combed  or  otherwise 
prepared  for  spinning, 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp,  or 
paper-making  materials 

- 

- 

- 

5512 to 
5516 

Woven  fabrics  of  man-made 
staple  fibres: 

- 

incorporating  rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn C) 

t1)  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

23fi 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on-non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Other 

ex 
Chap.  56 

Wadding,  felt  and 
non-wovens;  special 
yarns;  twine,  cordage, 
ropes  and  cables  and 
articles  thereof;  except  for 
heading  Nos  5 6 0 2,  5604, 
5605  and  5 6 0 6,  for 
which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
-  coir  yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 
not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  prepared 
for  spinning, 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp,  or 

-  paper 
or 
Printing  accompanied  by 
at  least  t wo  preparatory 
or  finishing  operations 
(such  as  scouring, 
bleaching,  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  4 7 , 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  C): 
-  coir  yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp,  or 

-  paper  making  materials 

For  special  conditions  relating 
Introductory  Note  5. 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see 

240 

HS  heading 
No 

!1) 

5602 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  onjion-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Felt,  whether  or  not 
impregnated,  coated, 
covered  or  laminated: 

-  Needleloom  felt 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp 

However: 
-  polypropylene  filament 
of  heading  No  5 4 0 2, 
-  polypropylene  fibres  of 
heading  No  5503  or 
5506  or 

-  polypropylene  filament 

t ow  of 
heading  No  5 5 0 1, 

of  which  the  denomination 
in  all  cases  of  a  single 
filament  or  fibre  is  less 
than  9  decitex  may  be 
used  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  4 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

4 
Manufacture  from  (1): 
natural  fibres, 
- 
-  man-made  staple 
fibres  made  from 
casein,  or 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp 

- 

Manufacture  from  rubber 
thread  or  cord,  not  textile 
covered 

Other 

5604 

Rubber  thread  and  cord, 
textile  covered;  textile 
yarn,  and  strip  and  the  like 
of  heading  No  5404  of 
5 4 0 5,  impregnated, 
coated,  covered  or 
sheathed  with  rubber  or 
plastics: 

Rubber  thread  and  cord, 
textile  covered 

Manufacture  from  rubber 
thread  or  cord,  not  textile 
covered 

24 

C)  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out "on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  statas 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

5605 

5606 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from  O: 
natural  fibres  not 
- 
carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  processed 
for  spinning, 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp,  or 
paper-making  materials 

- 

- 

Metallized  yarn,  whether 
or  not  gimped,  being 
textile  yarn,  or  strip  or  the 
like  of  heading  No  5404 
or  5 4 0 5,  combined  with 
metal  in  the  form  of 
thread,  strip  or  powder  or 
covered  with  metal 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
- 
natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 

not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  processed 
for  spinning, 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp,  or 
paper-making  materials 

- 

- 

Gimped  yarn,  and  strip 
and  the  like  of 
heading  No  5404  or 
5 4 0 5,  gimped,  other  than 
those  of  heading  No  5605 
and  gimped  horsehair 
yarn;  chenille  yarn;  loop 
wale-yarn 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
- 
natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 
not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  processed 
for  spinning, 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp,  or 
paper-making  materials 

- 

- 

Chap.  57 

Carpets  and  other  textile 
floor  coverings: 

-  Of  needleloom  felt 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
natural  fibres,  or 
- 
chemical  materials  or 
- 
textile  pulp 

However: 
- 

- 

- 

polypropylene  filament 
of  heading  No  5 4 0 2, 
polypropylene  fibres  of 
heading  No  5503  or 
5506  or 
polypropylene  filament 
t ow  of 
heading  No  5 5 0 1, 

C)  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials, 

Introductory  Note  5. 

see 

24 

HS heading 
No 

(1) 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

of  which  the 
denomination  in all  cases 
of  a single  filament  or 
fibre  is less than  9 
decitex  may  be  used 
provided  their  value  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

-  Of  other  felt 

-  Other  textile  coverings 

ex 
Chap.  58 

Special  woven  fabrics; 
tufted  textile  fabrics;  lace; 
tapestries;  trimmings; 
embroidery;  except  for 
heading  Nos  5805 
and  5810  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

-  Combined  with  rubber 

thread 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from  C): 
- 

natural  fibres  not  carded 
or  combed  or  otherwise 
processed  for  spinning, 
or 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp 

- 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
- 
- 

coir  yarn, 
synthetic  or  artificial 
filament  yarn, 
natural  fibres,  or 

- 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 

not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  processed 
for  spinning 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn  0 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 

not  carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  processed  for 
spinning,  or 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp, 

or 

C)  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

24 

Working  or  processing  carried  out .on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Printing  accompanied  by  at 
least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations  (such 
as scouring,  bleaching, 
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  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

5805 

Hand-woven  tapestries  of 
the  types  gobelins, 
flanders,  aubusson, 
beauvais  and  the  like,  and 
needle-worked  tapestries 
(for  example,  petit  point, 
cross  stitch),  whether  or 
not  made  up 

5810 

Embroidery  in  the  piece,  in 
strips  or  in  motifs 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used  are 

classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  50%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

5901 

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

5902 

Tyre  cord  fabric  of  high 
tenacity  yarn  of  nylon  or 
other  polyamides, 
polyesters  or  viscose  rayon: 

244 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  containing  not  more 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

5903 

5904 

than  90  %  by  weight  of 
textile  materials 

-  Other 

Textile  fabrics 
impregnated,  coated, 
covered  or  laminated  with 
plastics,  other  than  those 
of  heading  No  5902 

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 
chemical  materials  or 
textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

Manufacture  from  yarn  C) 

5905 

Textile  wall  coverings: 

Manufacture  from  yarn: 

- 

Impregnated,  coated, 
covered  or  laminated 
with  rubber,  plastics  or 
other  materials 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
- 
coir  yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 
not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  processed 
for  spinning,  or 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp, 

or 

C)  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

24f; 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Printing  accompanied  by 
at  least  two  preparatory 
or  finishing  operations 
(such  as  scouring, 
bleaching,  mercerising, 
heat  setting,  raising, 
calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing, 
permanent  finishing, 
decatising,  impregnating, 
mending  and  burling) 
where  the  value  of  the 
unprinted  fabric  used  does 
not  exceed  4 7 , 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 
not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  processed 
for  spinning,  or 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from 
chemical  materials 

5906 

Rubberized  textile  fabrics, 
other  than  those  of 
heading  No  5 9 0 2: 

-  Knitted  or  crocheted 

fabrics 

-  Other  fabrics  made  of 
synthetic  filament 
yarn,  containing  more 
than  9 0%  by  weight  of 
textile  materials 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

5907 

Textile  fabrics  otherwise 
impregnated,  coated  or 
covered;  painted  canvas 
being  theatrical  scenery, 
studio  backcloths  or  the 
like 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

I1)  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

246 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

5908 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  oat  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Textile  wicks,  woven, 
plaited  or  knitted,  for 
lamps,  stoves,  lighters, 
candles  or  the  like; 
incandescent  gas  mantles 
and  tubular  knitted  gas 
mantle  fabric  therefor, 
whether  or  not 
impregnated: 

- 

Incandescent  gas 
mantles,  impregnated 

Manufacture  from  tubular 
knitted  gas  mantle  fabric 

-  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

5909 to 
5911 

Textile  articles  of  a  kind 
suitable  for  industrial  use: 

-  Polishing  discs  or  rings 
other  than  of  felt  of 
heading  No  5911 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or 
waste  fabrics  or  rags  of 
heading  No  6310 

-  Other 

Chap. 60 

Knitted  or  crocheted 
fabrics 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
-  coir  yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 
not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  processed 
for  spinning,  or 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  (1): 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 
not  carded  or  combed 
or  otherwise  processed 
for  spinning,  or 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp 

(1)  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 

247 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

Chap.  61 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Articles  of  apparel  and 
clothing  accessories, 
knitted  or  crocheted: 

-  Obtained  by  sewing 

Manufacture  from  yarn C) 

together  or  otherwise 
assembling,  two  or  more 
pieces  of  knitted  or 
crocheted  fabric  which 
have  been  either  cut  to 
form  or  obtained  directly 
to  form 

-  Other 

ex 
Chap.  62 

ex  6202, 
ex  6204, 
ex  6206, 
and 
ex  6209 

Articles  of  apparel  and 
clothing  accessories,  not 
knitted  or  crocheted; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  6202, 
ex  6204,  ex  6206, 
ex  6209,  ex  6210, 
6213,  6214,  ex  6216  and 
6217  for  which  the  rules 
are  set  out  below: 

Women's,  girls'  and  babies' 
clothing  and  clothing 
accessories  for  babies, 
embroidered 

ex  6210  and 
ex  6216 

Fire-resistant  equipment  of 
fabric  covered  with  foil  of 
aluminized  polyester 

Manufacture  from  (2): 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 

not  carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  processed  for 
spinning,  or 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from 
0  (2) 
yarn 

Manufacture  from  yarn (2) 
or 
Manufacture  from 
unembroidered  fabric 
provided  the  value  of  the 
unembroidered  fabric  used 
does  not  exceed  4 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product  (2) 

Manufacture  from  yarn (2) 
or 
Manufacture  from  uncoated 
fabric  provided  the  value  of 
the  uncoated  fabric  used 
does  not  exceed  4 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product  (2) 

C)  See  Introductory  Note  6. 
(')  For  special  conditions 
Introductory  Note  5. 

relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of 

textile  materials,  see 

248 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

6213 
and  6 2 14 

Handkerchiefs,  shawls, 
scarves,  mufflers, 
mantillas,  veils  and  the 
like: 

-  Embroidered 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single 
yarn  (1) (2) 
or 
Manufacture  from 
unembroidered  fabric 
provided  the  value  of  the 
unembroidered  fabric  used 
does  not  exceed  4 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product  V) 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single 
yarn  (1) (2)* 

Manufacture  from  yarn (1) 
or 
Manufacture  from 
unembroidered  fabric 
provided  the  value  of  the 
unembroidered  fabric  used 
does  not  exceed  4 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product  (1) 

Manufacture  from  yarn  C) 
or 
Manufacture  from 
uncoated  fabric  provided 
the  value  of  the  uncoated 
fabric  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product  (1) 

6217 

-  Other 

Other  made  up  clothing 
accessories;  parts  of 
garments  or  of  clothing 
accessories,  other  than 
those  of 
heading  No  6 2 1 2: 

-  Embroidered 

-  Fire  resistant 

equipment  of  fabric 
covered  with  foil  of 
aluminized  polyester 

f)  For  special  conditions  relating 

to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see 

Introductory  Note  5. 
{')  See  Introductory  Note  6. 

243 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Interlinings  for  collars 
and  cuffs,  cut  out 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from  yarn C) 

ex 
Chap. 63 

6301 to 
6304 

Other  made-up  textile 
articles;  sets;  worn 
clothing  and  worn  textile 
articles;  rags; except  for 
heading  Nos  6301  to 
6 3 0 4,  6 3 0 5,  6306, 
ex  6307  and  6308  for 
which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Blankets,  travelling  rugs, 
bed  linen  etc.;  curtains 
etc.;  other  furnishing 
articles: 

-  Of  felt,  of  non-wovens 

-  Other 

—  Embroidered 

Other 

Manufacture  in which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from: (2) 
-  natural  fibres, or 
-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single 
yarn  (1) (2) 
or 
Manufacture  from 
unembroidered  fabric 
(other  than  knitted  or 
crocheted)  provided  the 
value  of  the 
unembroidered  fabric  used 
does  not  exceed  4 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single 
yarn  f)  (2) 

C) 

(2) 

For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see 
Introductory  Note  5. 
See  Introductory  Note  6. 

250 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

<3) 

or 

(4) 

6305 

Sacks and  bags,  of  a  kind 
used  for  the  packing  of 
goods 

Manufacture  from  C): 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple  fibres 

6 3 06 

Tarpaulins,  awnings  and 
sunblinds;  tents;  sails  for 
boats,  sailboards  or 
landcraft;  camping  goods: 

-  Of  non-wovens 

-  Other 

6307 

Other  made-up  articles, 
including  dress  patterns 

6308 

Sets  consisting  of  woven 
fabric  and  yarn,  whether 
or  not  with  accessories, 
for  making  up  into  rugs, 
tapestries,  embroidered 
table  cloths  or  serviettes 
or  similar  textile  articles, 
put  up  in  packings  for 
retail  sale 

not  carded  or  combed  or 
otherwise  processed  for 
spinning,  or 

-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from I1-): 
-  natural  fibres,  or 
-  chemical  materials  or 

textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single  yarn (1) 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Each  item  in the  set  must 
satisfy  the  rule  which 
would  apply  to  it  if  it  were 
not  included  in  the  set. 
However,  non-originating 
articles  may  be 
incorporated  provided 
their  total  value  does  not 
exceed  15%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the  set 

V) 

For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a.mixture  of  textile  materials,  se£._ 
Introductory  Note  5. 

/&*}&. 

HS  heading 
No 

ID 

6401  to 
6 4 05 

6406 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Footwear 

Parts  of  footwear; 
removable  in-soles,  heel 
cushions  and  similar 
articles;  gaiters,  leggings 
and  similar  articles,  and 
parts  thereof 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
except  for  assemblies  of 
uppers affixed  to  inner 
soles or to  other  sole 
components  of 
heading  No  6406 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

ex 
Chap.  65 

Headgear  and  parts 
thereof,  except  for 
heading  Nos  6503  and 
6505  for  which  the  rules 
are  set  out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

6503 

6505 

ex 
Chap.  66 

Felt  hats  and  other  felt 
headgear,  made  from  the 
hat  bodies,  hoods  or 
plateaux  of 
heading  No  6 5 0 1, 
whether  or  not  lined  or 
trimmed 

Hats  and  other  headgear, 
knitted  or  crocheted,  or 
made  up  from  lace,  felt  or 
other  textile  fabric,  in  the 
piece  (but  not  in  strips), 
whether  or  not  lined  or 
trimmed;  hair-nets  of  any 
material,  whether  or  not 
lined  or  trimmed 

Umbrellas,  sun  umbrellas, 
walking-sticks,  seat-
sticks,  whips,  riding-crops 
and  parts  thereof;  except 
for  heading  No  6601  for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out 
below: 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or 
textile  fibres  (1) 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or 
textile  fibres  (1) 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

(:) 

For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see 
~  _, 
Introductory  Note  5. 

' 

252 

6601 

Chap. 67 

ex 
Chap. 68 

ex 6803 

ex 6812 

ex 6814 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Umbrellas  and  sun 
umbrellas  (including 
walking-stick  umbrellas, 
garden  umbrellas  and 
similar  umbrellas) 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Prepared  feathers  and 
down  and  articles  made  of 
feathers  or  of  d o w n; 
artificial  flowers;  articles 
of  human  hair 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Articles  of  stone,  plaster, 
cement,  asbestos,  mica  or 
similar  materials;  except 
for  heading  Nos  ex  6 8 0 3, 
ex  6 8 12  and  ex  6 8 14  for 
which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Articles  of  slate  or  of 
agglomerated  slate 

Manufacture  from  worked 
slate 

Articles  of  asbestos; 
articles  of  mixtures  with  a 
basis  of  asbestos  or  of 
mixtures  with  a  basis  of 
asbestos  and  magnesium 
carbonate 

Articles  of  mica,  including 
agglomerated  or 
reconstituted  mica,  on a 
support  of  paper, 
paperboard  or  other 
materials 

Chap. 69 

Ceramic  products 

ex 
Chap. 70 

Glass  and  glassware; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  7 0 0 6,  7 0 0 7, 
7 0 0 8,  7 0 0 9,  7 0 1 0 , 7 0 13 
and  ex  7 0 19  for  which 
the  rules  are  set  out 
below: 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 

Manufacture  from  worked 
mica  (including 
agglomerated  or 
reconstituted  mica) 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

253 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status  . 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

7006 

7007 

7008 

7009 

7010 

7013 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of 
heading  No  7001 

Glass  of 
heading  Nos  7 0 0 3,  7 0 04 
or  7 0 0 5,  bent, 
edgeworked,  engraved, 
drilled,  enamelled  or 
otherwise  worked,  but  not 
framed  or  fitted  with  other 
materials 

Safety  glass,  consisting  of 
toughened  (tempered)  or 
laminated  glass 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of 
heading  No  7001 

Multiple-walled  insulating  . 
units  of  glass 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of 
heading  No  7001 

Glass  mirrors,  whether  or 
not  framed,  including  rear-
view  mirrors 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of 
heading  No  7001 

Carboys,  bottles,  flasks, 
jars,  pots,  phials, 
ampoules  and  other 
containers,  of  glass,  of  a 
kind  used  for  the 
conveyance  or  packing  of 
goods;  preserving  jars  of 
glass;  stoppers,  lids  and 
other  closures,  of  glass 

Glassware  of  a  kind  used 
for  table,  kitchen,  toilet, 
office,  indoor  decoration 
or  sirfiilar  purposes  (other 
than  that  of 
heading  No  7010  or 
7018) 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 
or 
Cutting  of  glassware, 
provided  the  value  of  the 
uncut  glassware  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 
or 
Cutting  of  glassware, 
provided  the  value  of  the 
uncut  glassware  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 
or 
Hand-decoration  (with  the 
exception  of  silk-screen 
printing)  of  hand-blown 
glassware,  provided  the 
value  of  the  hand-blown 
glassware  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

254 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex  7 0 19 

Articles  (other  than  yarn) 
of  glass  fibres 

ex 
Chap.  71 

ex  7 1 02 
ex  7103 
and 
ex  7 1 04 

7 1 0 6, 
7108 
and  7 1 10 

Natural  or  cultured  pearls, 
precious  or  semi-precious 
stones,  precious  metals, 
metals  clad  with  precious 
metal,  and  articles 
thereof;  imitation 
jewellery;  coin; except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  7 1 0 2, 
ex  7 1 0 3,  ex  7104,  7 1 0 6, 
ex  7 1 0 7,  7 1 0 8,  ex  7 1 0 9, 
7 1 1 0,  ex  7 1 1 1,  7 1 16 
and  7117  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

Worked  precious  or 
semi-precious  stones 
(natural,  synthetic  or 
reconstructed) 

Precious  metals: 

-  Unwrought 

Manufacture  from: 
-  uncoloured  slivers, 
rovings, yarn or 
chopped  strands, or 

-  glass  wool 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
unworked  precious  or 
semi-precious  stones 

Manufacture  from 
materials  not  classified 
within  heading  No  7106, 
7108  or  7110 
or 
Electrolytic,  thermal  or 
chemical  separation  of 
precious  metals  of 
heading  No  7 1 0 6,  7108 
or  7110 
or 
Alloying  of  precious 
metals  of 
heading  No  7 1 0 6,  7108 
or  7110  with  each  other 
or  wi:h  base  metals 

Semi-manufactured  or  in 
powder  form 

Manufacture  from 
unwrought  precious 
metals 

Metals  clad  with  precious 
metals, 
semi  manufactured 

Manufacture  from  metals 
clad  with  precious  metals, 
unwrought 

ex  7 1 0 7, 
ex  7109 
and 
ex  7111 

2 00 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

7116 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Articles  of  natural  or 
cultured  pearls,  precious 
or  semi-precious  stones 
(natural,  synthetic  or 
reconstructed) 

7117 

Imitation  jewellery 

ex Chap. 72 

7207 

7208 to 
7216 

7217 

Iron  and  steel;  except  for 
heading  Nos  7 2 0 7,  7208 
to  7 2 1 6,  7 2 1 7,  ex  7218, 
7219  to  7 2 2 2,  7 2 2 3,  ex 
7 2 2 4,  7225  to  7 2 2 7, 
7228  and  7229  for  which 
the  rules  are  set  out 
below: 

Semi-finished  products  of 
iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Flat  rolled  products,  bars 
and  rods,  angles,  shapes 
and  sections  of  iron  or 
non-alloy  steel 

Wire  of  iron  or  non-alloy 
steel 

ex 7218, 
7219 to 
7222 

Semi-finished  products, 
flat  rolled  products,  bars 
and  rods,  angles,  shapes 
and  sections  of  stainless 
steel 

7223 

Wire  of  stainless  steel 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 
or 
Manufacture  from  base 
metal  parts,  not  plated  or 
covered  with  precious 
metals,  provided  the  value 
of  all  the  materials  used 
does  not  exceed  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of 
heading No 7201, 7202, 
7203, 7204 or 7205 

Manufacture  from  ingots 
or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7206 

Manufacture  from 
semi-finished  materials  of 
heading  No  7207 

Manufacture  from  ingots 
or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7218 

Manufacture  from  semi 
finished  materials  of 
heading  No  7218 

256 

HS heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 7224, 
7225 to 
7227 

7228 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  o ut  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Semi-finished  products, 
flat  rolled  products,  in 
irregularly  wound  coils,  of 
other  alloy  steel 

Bars  and  rods  of  other 
alloy  steel; angles,  shapes 
and  sections,  of  other 
alloy  steel;  hollow  drill 
bars  and  rods,  of  alloy  or 
non-alloy  steel 

Manufacture  from  ingots 
or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7 2 24 

Manufacture  from  ingots 
or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7 2 0 6,  7218 
or  7224 

Manufacture  from 
semi-finished  materials  of 
heading  No  7224 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of 
heading  No  7 2 06 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of 
heading  No  7206 

7229 

Wire  of  other  alloy  steel 

ex Chap. 73 

Articles  of  iron  or  steel; 
except  for  heading  Nos  ex 
7 3 0 1,  7 3 0 2,  7 3 0 4,  7 3 0 5, 
7 3 0 6,  ex  7 3 0 7,  7308  and 
ex  7315  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

ex 7301 

Sheet  piling 

7302 

Railway  or  tramway  track 
construction  materials  of 
iron  or  steel,  the 
following:  rails,  checkrails 
and  rackrails,  switch 
blades,  crossing  frogs, 
point  rods  and  other 
crossing  pieces,  sleepers 
(cross-ties),  fishplates, 
chairs,  chair  wedges,  sole 
plates  (base  plates),  rail 
clips,  bedplates,  ties  and 
other  material  specialized 
for  jointing  or  fixing  rails 

7304, 
7305 
and 7306 

Tubes,  pipes  and  hollow 
profiles,  of  iron  (other 
than  cast  iron)  or  steel 

ex  7307 

Tube  or  pipe  fittings  of 
stainless  steel 
(ISO  No  X5CrNiMo  1712), 
consisting  of  several  parts 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of 
heading  No  7206,  7 2 0 7, 
7218  or  7224 

• 

Turning,  drilling,  reaming, 
threading,  deburring  and 
sandblasting  of  forged 
blanks  the  value  of  which 
does  not  exceed  3 5%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

25 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  o u r on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However, 
welded  angles,  shapes 
and  sections  of 
heading  No  7301  may  not 
be  used 

7308 

Structures  (excluding 
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  for  doors, 
shutters,  balustrades, 
pillars  and  columns),  of 
iron  or  steel;  plates,  rods, 
angles,  shapes,  sections, 
tubes  and  the  like, 
prepared  for  use  in 
structures,  of  iron  or  steel 

ex 7315 

Skid  chains 

ex 
Chap. 74 

Copper  and  articles 
thereof;  except  for 
heading  Nos  7 4 0 1,  7 4 0 2, 
7 4 0 3,  7 4 04  and  7405  for 
which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

7401 

7402 

Copper  mattes;  cement 
copper  (precipitated 
copper) 

Unrefined  copper;  copper 
anodes  for  electrolytic 
refining 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
of  heading  No  7315  used 
does  not  exceed  5 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified" within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

258 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers.originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

7403 

Refined  copper  and  copper 
alloys,  unwrought: 

-  Refined  copper 

-  Copper  alloys  and 
refined  copper 
containing  other 
elements 

7404 

Copper  waste  and  scrap 

7405 

Master  alloys  of  copper 

ex 
Chap. 75 

Nickel  and  articles  thereof; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  7501  to 
7503  for  which  the  rules 
are  set  out  below: 

7501 to 
7503 

ex 
Chap. 76 

Nickel  mattes,  nickel 
oxide  sinters  and  other 
intermediate  products  of 
nickel  metallurgy; 
unwrought  nickel;  nickel 
waste  and  scrap 

Aluminium  and  articles * 
thereof;  except  for 
heading  Nos  7 6 0 1,  7602 
and  ex  7 6 16  for  which 
the  rules  are  set  out 
below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  refined 
copper,  unwrought,  or 
waste  and  scrap 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out"on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

7601 

Unwrought  aluminium 

7602 

Aluminium  waste  or  scrap 

ex  7616 

Aluminium  articles  other 
than  gauze,  cloth,  grill, 
netting,  fencing, 
reinforcing  fabric  and 
similar  materials  (including 
endless  bands)  of 
aluminium  wire,  and 
expanded  metal  of 
aluminium 

ex 
Chap.  78 

Lead  and  articles  thereof; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  7801 
and  7802  the  rules  for 
which  are  set  out  below: 

7801 

Unwrought  lead: 

-  Refined  lead 

Manufacture  by  thermal  or 
electrolytic  treatment  from 
unalloyed  aluminium  or 
waste  and  scrap  of 
aluminium 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product. 
However,  gauze,  cloth, 
grill,  netting,  fencing, 
reinforcing  fabric  and 
similar  materials 
(including  endless 
bands)  of  aluminium 
wire,  or  expanded  metal 
of  aluminium  may  be 
used,  and 

-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
"bullion"  or  "work"  lead 

260 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  o u r on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

-  Other 

7802 

Lead  waste  and  scrap 

ex 
Chap.  79 

Zinc  and  articles  thereof; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  7901  and 
7 9 02  the  rules  for  which 
are  set  out  below: 

7901 

Unwrought  zinc 

7902 

Zinc  waste  and  scrap 

ex 
Chap.  80 

Tin  and  articles  thereof; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  8 0 0 1,  8002 
and  8007  the  rules  for 
which  are  set  below: 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than that  of  the 
product.  However,  waste 
and  scrap  of 
heading  No  7802  may  not 
be  used 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  waste 
and  scrap  of 
heading  No  7902  may  not 
be  used 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

2G 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8001 

Unwrought  tin 

8 0 02 
and  8007 

Tin  waste  and  scrap; 
other  articles  of  tin 

Chap.  81 

Other  base  metals; 
cermets;  articles  thereof: 

-  Other  base  metals, 
wrought;  articles 
thereof 

-  Other 

ex 
Chap.  82 

Tools,  implements, 
cutlery,  spoons  and  forks, 
of  base  metal;  parts 
thereof  of  base  metal; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  8 2 0 6,  8 2 0 7, 
8 2 0 8,  ex  8 2 1 1 , 8 2 14 
and  8215  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  waste 
and  scrap  of 
heading  No  8002  may  not 
be  used 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
classified  within  the  same 
heading  as  the  product 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

262 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8206 

Tools  of  t wo  or  more  of 
the  heading  Nos  8202  to 
8 2 0 5,  put  up  in  sets  for 
retail  sale 

8207 

8208 

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, 
milling,  turning,  or 
screwdriving),  including 
dies  for  drawing  or 
extruding  metal,  and  rock 
drilling  or  earth  boring 
tools 

Knives  and  cutting  blades, 
for  machines  or  for 
mechanical  appliances 

ex 8211 

Knives  with  cutting 
blades,  serrated  or  not 
(including  pruning  knives) 
other  than  knives  of 
heading  No  8208 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than 
heading  Nos  8202  to 
8 2 0 5.  However,  tools  of 
heading  Nos  8202  to 
8205  may  be  incorporated 
into  the  set  provided  their 
value  does  not 
exceed  15%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the  set 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  knife 
blades  and  handles  of 
base  metal  may  be  used 

263 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  ouf on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8 2 14 

8215 

Other  articles  of  cutlery 
(for  example,  hair  clippers, 
butchers'  or  kitchen 
cleavers,  choppers  and 
mincing  knives,  paper 
knives);  manicure  or 
pedicure  sets  and 
instruments  (including  nail 
files) 

Spoons,  forks,  ladles, 
skimmers,  cake-servers, 
fish-knives,  butter-knives,, 
sugar  tongs  and  similar 
kitchen  or  tableware 

ex 
Chap.  83 

Miscellaneous  articles  of 
base  metal;  except  for 
heading  No  ex  8 3 06  for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out 
below: 

ex  8306 

Statuettes  and  other 
ornaments,  of  base  metal 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However, 
handles  of  base  metal 
may  be  used 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However, 
handles  of  base  metal 
may  be  used 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  the 
other  materials  of 
heading  No  8306  may  be 
used  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  3 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

264 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 
Chap.  84 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  ouf  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does'hot 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Nuclear  reactors,  boilers, 
machinery  and  mechanical 
appliances;  parts  thereof; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  ex 8 4 0 1, 
8 4 0 2,  8 4 0 3,  ex  8 4 0 4, 
8 4 06  to  8 4 0 9 , 8 4 1 1, 
8 4 1 2,  ex  8 4 1 3,  ex  8 4 1 4, 
8 4 1 5,  8 4 1 8,  ex  8 4 1 9, 
8 4 2 0,  8 4 2 3,  8425  to 
8 4 3 0,  ex  8 4 3 1,  8 4 3 9, 
8 4 4 1,  8 4 44  to  8 4 4 7, 
ex  8 4 4 8,  8 4 5 2,  8 4 56  to 
8 4 6 6,  8 4 69  to  8 4 7 2, 
8 4 8 0,  8 4 8 2,  8 4 84 
and  8 4 85  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

ex  8401 

Nuclear  fuel  elements  (1) 

8 4 02 

Steam  or  other  vapour 
generating  boilers  (other 
than  central  heating  hot 
water  boilers  capable  also 
of  producing  low  pressure 
steam);  super  heated 
water  boilers 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  :n  which  the 
value  of  cii  tï.e  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product C) 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

8403  and 
ex  8 4 04 

Central  heating  boilers 
other  than  those  of 
heading  No  8 4 02  and 
auxiliary  plant  for  central 
heating  boilers 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than 
heading No 8403 or 8404 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

8 4 06 

Steam  turbines  and  other 
vapour  turbines 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
valuf  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

V) 

This  rule  shall  apply  until  31  December  1998. 

<5feT 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  states 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8407 

8408 

8409 

Spark-ignition 
reciprocating  or  rotary 
internal  combustion  piston 
engines 

Compression-ignition 
internal  combustion  piston 
engines  (diesel  or 
semi-diesel  engines) 

Parts  suitable  for  use 
solely  or  principally  with 
the  engines  of 
heading  No  8407  or  8408 

8411 

Turbo-jets,  turbo 
propellers  and  other  gas 
turbines 

8412 

Other  engines  and  motors 

ex 8413 

Rotary  positive 
displacement  pumps 

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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
vaiu-j  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

26% 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials.that  confers  originating  stalus 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex  8 4 14 

Industrial  fans,  blowers 
and  the  like 

8415 

8418 

Air  conditioning  machines, 
comprising  a  motor-driven 
fan  and  elements  for 
changing  the  temperature 
and  humidity,  including 
those  machines  in  which 
the  humidity  cannot  be 
separately  regulated 

Refrigerators,  freezers  and 
other  refrigerating  or 
freezing  equipment, 
electric  or  other;  heat 
pumps  other  than  air 
conditioning  machines  of 
heading  No  8415 

ex  8419 

Machines  for  the  wood, 
paper  pulp  and  paperboard 
industries 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
v.-ïlr.a  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within  the 
same  heading  as  the 
product  are  only  used 
up  t oc  value  of  2 5%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of 
the  product 

267 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  ouf on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8420 

Calendering  or  other 
rolling  machines,  other 
than  for  metals  or  glass, 
and  cylinders  therefor 

8423 

Weighing  machinery 
(excluding  balances  of  a 
sensitivity  of  5  eg  or 
better),  including  weight 
operated  counting  or 
checking  machines; 
weighing  machine  weights 
of  all  kinds 

8425 to 
8428 

Lifting,  handling,  loading 
or  unloading  machinery 

8429 

Self-propelled  bulldozers, 
angledozers,  graders, 
levellers,  scrapers, 
mechanical  shovels, 
excavators,  shovel 
loaders,  tamping  machines 
and  road  rollers: 

-  Road  rollers 

Manufacture: 
-  in which  the value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within  the 
same  heading  as  the 
product  are  only  used 
up  to  a value  of  2 5%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within, 
heading  No  8431  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value 
of  10%  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  !n  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 ail  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

268 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out On  non-originating 
materials  that  confers originating  status 

(2) 

-  Other 

8430 

Other  moving,  grading, 
levelling,  scraping, 
excavating,  tamping, 
compacting,  extracting  or 
boring  machinery,  for 
earth,  minerals  or  ores; 
pile-drivers  and 
pile-extractors; 
snow-ploughs  and 
snow-blowers 

ex  8431 

Parts  for  road  rollers 

8439 

Machinery  for  making  pulp 
of  fibrous  cellulosic 
material  or  for  making  or 
finishing  paper  or 
paperboard 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture: 
-  in which  the value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within 
heading  No  8431  are 
only  used up  to  a  value 
of  10%  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the 

above  limit,  the  value  of 
the  materials  classified 
within  heading  No  8431 
are  only  used  up  to  a 
value  of  10%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within  the 
same  heading  as  the 
product  are  only  used 
up  to  a value  of  2 5%  of 
the  ex-wo;!;s  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does'hot 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

269 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on-non-originating 
materials that  confers  originating  status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value  of  all the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  3 0% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of 
the  product 

8441 

Other  machinery  for  making 
up  paper  pulp,  paper  or 
paperboard,  including 
cutting  machines  of  all 
kinds 

8444 to 
8447 

Machines  of  these  headings 
for  use  in the  textile 
industry 

ex 8448 

8452 

Auxiliary  machinery  for  use 
with  machines  of 
heading  Nos  8444 
and  8445 

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 

stitçh  only)  with  heads  of 
a weight  not  exceeding 
1 6  kg  without  motor  or 
17  kg  with  motor 

Manufacture: 
-  in which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within  the  same 
heading  as the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a 
value  of  25%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  4 0% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 
-  in which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product, 

-  where  the  value  of  all  the 
non-originating  materials 
used  in  assembling  the 
head  (without  motor) 
dots  not  exceed  the 
value  of  the  originating 
materials  used,  and 
-  the  thread  tension, 
crochet  and  zigzag 
mechûnisms  used  are 
already  originating 

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Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8 4 56  to 
8 4 66 

8469  to 
8 4 72 

8 4 80 

-  Other 

Machine-tools  and 
machines  and  their  parts 
and  accessories  of 
headings  Nos  8 4 56  to 
8 4 66 

Office  machines  (for 
example,  typewriters, 
calculating  machines, 
automatic  data  processing 
machines,  duplicating 
machines,  stapling 
machines) 

Moulding  boxes  for  metal 
foundry;  mould  bases; 
moulding  patterns;  moulds 
for  metal  (other  than  ingot 
moulds),  metal  carbides, 
glass,  mineral  materials, 
rubber  or  plastics 

8 4 82 

Ball  or  roller  bearings 

8484 

Gaskets  and  similar  joints 
of  metal  sheeting 
combined  with  other 
material  or  of  t wo  or  more 
layers  of  metal;  sets  or 
assortments  of  gaskets 
and  similar  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating'status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8485 

ex 
Chap.  85 

8501 

Machinery  parts,  not 
containing  electrical 
connectors,  insulators, 
coils,  contacts  or  other 
electrical  features,  not 
specified  or  included 
elsewhere  in  this  Chapter 

Electrical  machinery  and 
equipment  and  parts 
thereof;  sound  recorders 
and  reproducers, 
television  image  and 
sound  recorders  and 
reproducers,  and  parts 
and  accessories  of  such 
articles;  except  for 
heading  Nos  8 5 0 1,  8 5 0 2, 
ex  8 5 1 8,  8519  to  8 5 2 9, 
8535  to  8 5 3 7,  ex 8 5 4 1, 
8 5 4 2,  8 5 44  to  8548  for 
which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Electric  motors  and 
generators  (excluding 
generating  sets) 

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 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within 
heading  No  8503  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value 
of  10%  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  nc* 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-wojks  price  of  the 
product 

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Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out_on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

8 5 02 

Electric  generating  sets 
and  rotary  converters 

ex  8 5 18 

Microphones  and  stands 
therefor;  loudspeakers, 
whether  or  not  mounted 
in  their  enclosures; 
audio-frequency  electric 
amplifiers;  electric  sound 
amplifier  sets 

8519 

Turntables  (record-decks), 
record-players, 
cassette-players  and  other 
sound  reproducing 
apparatus,  not 
incorporating  a  sound 
recording  device: 

-  Electric  gramophones 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed 4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within 
heading  No  8501  or 
8 5 0 3,  taken  together, 
are  only  used  up  to  a 
value  of  10%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

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Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out-on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Other 

Magnetic  tape  recorders 
and  other  sound  recording 
apparatus,  whether  or  not 
incorporating  a  sound 
reproducing  device 

Video  recording  or 
reproducing  apparatus, 
whether  or  not 
incorporating  a  video 
tuner 

Parts  and  accessories  of 
apparatus  of 
heading  Nos.  8519  to 
8521 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Prepared  unrecorded 
media  for  sound  recording 
or  similar  recording  of 
other  phenomena,  other 
than  products  of 
Chapter  37 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

8 5 20 

8521 

8522 

8523 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  doeSi-not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  n  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  o u f on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8 5 24 

Records,  tapes  and  other 
recorded  media  for  sound 
or  other  similarly  recorded 
phenomena,  including 
matrices  and  masters  for 
the  production  of  records, 
but  excluding  products  of 
Chapter  3 7: 

-  Matrices  and  masters 
for  the  production  of 
records 

-  Other 

8525 

Transmission  apparatus 
for  radio-telephony, 
radio-telegraphy, 
radio-broadcasting  or 
television,  whether  or  not 
incorporating  reception 
apparatus  or  sound 
recording  or  reproducing 
apparatus;  television 
cameras 

8526 

Radar  apparatus,  radio 
Yiavigational  aid  apparatus 
and  radio  remote  control 
apparatus 

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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within 
heading  No  8523  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value 
of  1 0%  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

8 5 27 

8 5 28 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  ouron  non-originating 
materials  that  confers, originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Reception  apparatus  for 
radio-telephony, 
radio-telegraphy  or  radio 
broadcasting,  whether  or 
not  combined,  in the  same 
housing,  with  sound 
recording  or  reproducing 
apparatus  or  a  clock 

Manufacture: 
-  in which  the  value  of  ail 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  d.oesrnot 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Television  receivers 
(including  video  monitors 
and  video  projectors), 
whether  or  not 
incorporating  radio 
broadcast  receivers  or 
sound  or  video  recording 
or  reproducing  apparatus 

-  Video  recording  or 

reproducing  apparatus 
incorporating  a  video 
tuner 

-  Other 

8529 

Parts  suitable  for  use 
solely  or  principally  with 
the  apparatus  of 
heading  Nos.  8525  to 
8 5 2 8: 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  alt 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

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Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Suitable  for  use  solely 
or  principally  with  video 
recording  or  reproducing 
apparatus 

- O t h er 

8535 
and  8536 

Electrical  apparatus  for 
switching  or  protecting 
electrical  circuits,  or  for 
making  connections  to  or 
in  electrical  circuits 

8537 

Boards,  panels  (including 
numerical  control  panels), 
consoles,  desks,  cabinets 
and  other  bases,  equipped 
with  t wo  or  more 
apparatus  of 
heading  No  8535  or 
8 5 3 6,  for  electric  control 
or  the  distribution  of 
electricity,  including  those 
incorporating  instruments 
or  apparatus  of  Chapter 
90,  other  than  switching 
apparatus  of  heading  No 
8 5 17 

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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the.value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within 
heading  No  8538  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value 
of  1.0%  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within 
heading  No  8538  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value 
; 0%  of  the  ex-works 
of 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

277 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 8541 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status. 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Diodes,  transistors  and 
similar  semi-conductor 
devices,  except  wafers  not 
yet  cut  into  chips 

8542 

Electronic  integrated 
circuits  and 
microassemblies 

8544 

8545 

8546 

Insulated  (including 
enamelled  or  anodised) 
wire,  cable  (including 
coaxial  cable)  and  other 
insulated  electric 
conductors,  whether  or  not 
fitted  with  connectors; 
optical.fibres  cables,  made 
up  of  individually  sheathed 
fibres,  whether  or  not 
assembled  with  electric 
conductors  or  fitted  with 
connectors 

Carbon  electrodes,  carbon 
brushes,  lamp  carbons, 
battery  carbons  and  other 
articles  of  graphite  or  other 
carbon,  with  or  without 
metal,  of  a kind  used  for 
electrical  purposes 

Electrical  insulators  of  any 
material 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does ..not  exceed  25% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does-not  exceed  25% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all the  materials  used  are 

classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within 
heading  No  8541  or 
8542,  taken  together,  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value 
of  10%  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product 

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  4 0% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  4 0% 
of  the  e\-works  price  of  the 
product 

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Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8547 

8548 

Insulating  fittings  for 
electrical  machines, 
appliances  or  equipment, 
being  fittings  wholly  of 
insulating  materials  apart 
from  any  minor  components 
of  metal  (for  example, 
threaded  sockets) 
incorporated  during 
moulding  solely  for 
purposes  of  assembly  other 
than  insulators  of 
heading  No  8546;  electrical 
conduit  tubing  and  joints 
therefor,  of  base  metal 
lined  with  insulating 
material 

Electrical  parts  of 
machinery  or  apparatus,  not 
specified  or  included 
elsewhere  in  this  Chapter 

8601 to 
8607 

Railway  or  tramway 
locomotives,  rolling-stock 
and  parts  thereof 

8608 

8609 

Railway  or  tramway  track 
fixtures  and  fittings; 
mechanical  (including 
electro-mechanical) 
signalling,  safety  or  traffic 
control  equipment  for 
railways,  tramways,  roads, 
inland  waterways,  parking 
facilities,  port  installations 
or  airfields;  parts  of  the 
foregoing 

Containers  (including 
containers  for  the  transport 
of  fluids)  especially 
designed  and  equipped  for 
carriage  by  one  or  more 
modes  of  transport 

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  4 0% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  materials  used 
does  not  exceed  4 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all the  materials  used  are 

classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  3 0% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of 
the  product 

279 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

ex 
Chap. 87 

8709 

8710 

8711 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  o uf on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Vehicles  other  than 
railway  or  tramway 
rolling-stock,  and  parts 
and  accessories  thereof; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  8 7 09  to 
8 7 1 1,  ex  8 7 1 2 , 8 7 15 
and  8 7 16  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

Works  trucks, 
self-propelled,  not  fitted 
with  lifting  or  handling 
equipment,  of  the  type 
used  in  factories, 
warehouses,  dock  areas 
or  airports  for  short 
distance  transport  of 
goods;  tractors  of  the 
type  used  on  railway 
station  platforms;  parts  of 
the  foregoing  vehicles 

Tanks  and  other  armoured 
fighting  vehicles, 
motorized,  whether  or  not 
fitted  with  weapons,  and 
parts  of  such  vehicles 

Motorcycles  (including 
mopeds)  and  cycles  fitted 
with  an  auxiliary  motor, 
with  or  without  side-cars; 
side-cars: 

-  With  reciprocating 

internal  combustion 
piston  engine  of  a 
cylinder  capacity: 

--  Not  exceeding  50  cm3 

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: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  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  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  no" 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-worUs  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  thé  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in.which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

280 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  en  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

--  Exceeding  50  cm3 

-  Other 

ex  8 7 12 

Bicycles  without  ball 
bearings 

8715 

Baby  carriages  and  parts 
thereof 

8 7 16 

Trailers  and  semi-trailers; 
other  vehicles,  not 
mechanically  propelled; 
parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  from 
materials  not  classified  in 
heading  No  8714 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  air the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  v?.!ue 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  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

\  which  the 

Manufacture- 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

281 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex 
Chap.  88 

Aircraft,  spacecraft,  and 
parts  thereof;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  8 8 04 
and  8805  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

ex  8 8 04 

Rotochutes 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  8804 

8805 

Aircraft  launching  gear; 
deck-arrestor  or  similar 
gear;  ground  flying 
trainers;  parts  of  the 
foregoing  articles 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

Chap.  89 

Ships,  boats  and  floating 
structures 

ex 
Chap.  90 

Optical,  photographic, 
cinematographic, 
measuring,  checking, 
precision,  medical  or 
surgical  instruments  and 
apparatus;  parts  and 
accessories  thereof; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  9 0 0 1,  9002, 
9 0 0 4,  ex  9 0 0 5,  ex  9006, 
9 0 0 7,  9 0 1 1,  ex  9 0 1 4, 
9015  to  9020  and  9024 
to  9033  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  hulls 
of  heading  No  8906  may 
not  be  used 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
p r o d u c t-
Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
sjzwj.a  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  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

282 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

9001 

9002 

9004 

Optical  fibres  and  optical 
fibre  bundles;  optical  fibre 
cables  other  than  those  of 
heading. No  8 5 4 4;  sheets 
and  plates  of  polarizing 
material,  lenses  (including 
contact  lenses),  prisms, 
mirrors  and  other  optical 
elements,  of  any  material, 
unmounted,  other  than 
such  elements  of  glass 
not  optically  worked 

Lenses,  prisms,  mirrors 
and  other  optical 
elements,  of  any 
materials,  mounted,  being 
parts  of  or  fittings  for 
instruments  or  apparatus, 
other  than  such  elements 
of  glass  not  optically 
worked 

Spectacles,  goggles  and 
the  like,  corrective, 
protective  or  other 

ex 9005 

Binoculars,  monoculars, 
other  optical  telescopes, 
and  mountings  therefor, 
except  for  astronomical 
refracting  telescopes  and 
mountings  therefor 

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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
oriç/nating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

283 

HS  heading 
No 

(D 

ex  9 0 06 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  OOt on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Photographic  (other  than 
cinematographic) 
cameras;  photographic 
flashlight  apparatus  and 
flashbulbs  other  than 
electrically  ignited 
flashbulbs 

9007 

Cinematographic  cameras 
and  projectors,  whether  or 
not  incorporating  sound 
recording  or  reproducing 
apparatus 

9011 

Compound  optical 
microscopes,  including 
those  for 
photomicrography, 
cinephotomicrography  or 
microprojection 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

284 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

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  ali  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

ex 9014 

(2) 

Other  navigational 
instruments  and 
appliances 

9015 

9016 

9017 

9018 

Surveying  (including 
photogrammetrical 
surveying),  hydrographie, 
océanographie, 
hydrological, 
meteorological  or 
geophysical  instruments 
and  appliances,  excluding 
compasses;  rangefinders 

Balances  of  a  sensitivity 
of  5  eg  or  better,  with  or 
without  weights 

Drawing,  marking-out  or 
mathematical  calculating 
instruments  (for  example, 
drafting  machines, 
pantographs,  protractors, 
drawing  sets,  slide  rules, 
disc  calculators); 
instruments  for  measuring 
length,  for  use  in  the  hand 
(for  example,  measuring 
rods  and  tapes, 
micrometers,  callipers), 
not  specified  or  included 
elsewhere  in  this  Chapter 

Instruments  and 
appliances  used  in 
medical,  surgical,  dental 
or  veterinary  sciences, 
including  scintigraphic 
apparatus,  other 
electro-medical  apparatus 
and  sight-testing 
instruments: 

-  Dentists'  chairs 

incorporating  dental 
appliances  or  dentists' 
spittoons 

Manufacture  from 
materials  of  any  heading, 
including  other  materials 
of  heading  No  9018 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

285 

ëSâmÊÉtÊÊÊÊÊmÊÊm 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

- Other 

Mechano-therapy 
appliances;  massage 
apparatus;  psychological 
aptitude-testing 
apparatus;  ozone  therapy, 
oxygen  therapy,  aerosol 
therapy,  artificial 
respiration  or  other 
therapeutic  respiration 
apparatus 

Other  breathing  appliances 
and  gas  masks,  excluding 
protective  masks  having 
neither  mechanical  parts 
nor  replaceable  filters 

Machines  and  appliances 
for  testing  the  hardness, 
strength,  compressibility, 
elasticity  or  other 
mechanical  properties  of 
materials  (for  example, 
metals,  w o o d,  textiles, 
paper,  plastics) 

Hydrometers  and  similar 
floating  instruments, 
thermometers, 
pyrometers,  barometers, 
hygrometers  and 
psychrometers,  recording 
or  not,  and  any 
combination  of  these 
instruments 

9019 

9020 

9024 

9025 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all, the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does-not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  2 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

286 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

9 0 26 

9027 

9028 

Instruments  and  apparatus 
for  measuring  or  checking 
the  flow,  level,  pressure 
or  other  variables  of 
liquids  or  gases  (for 
example,  flow  meters, 
level  gauges,  manometers, 
heat  meters),  excluding 
instruments  and  apparatus 
of  heading  No  9 0 1 4, 
9 0 1 5,  9 0 28  or  9 0 32 

Instruments  and  apparatus 
for  physical  or  chemical 
analysis  (for  example, 
polarimeters, 
refractometers, 
spectrometers,  gas or 
smoke  analysis 
apparatus);  instruments 
and  apparatus  for 
measuring  or  checking 
viscosity,  porosity, 
expansion,  surface  tension 
or  the  like;  instruments 
and  apparatus  for 
measuring  or  checking 
quantities  of  heat,  sound 
or  light  (including 
exposure  meters); 
microtomes 

Gas,  liquid  or  electricity 
supply  or  production 
meters,  including 
calibrating  meters 
therefor: 

-  Parts  and  accessories 

-  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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  pn'ce  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

287 

Working  or  processing  carried  o u t on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

9029 

9030 

9031 

9032 

9033 

ex 
Chap.  91 

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  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Revolution  counters, 
production  counters, 
taximeters,  milometers, 
pedometers  and  the  like; 
speed  indicators  and 
tachometers,  other  than 
those  of 
heading  Nos  9 1 04  or 
9 0 1 5;  stroboscopes 

Oscilloscopes,  spectrum 
analysers  and  other 
instruments  and  apparatus 
for  measuring  or  checking 
electrical  quantities, 
excluding  meters  of 
heading  No  9 0 2 8; 
instruments  and  apparatus 
for  measuring  or  detecting 
alpha,  beta,  gamma, 
X-ray,  cosmic  or  other 
ionizing  radiations 

Measuring  or  checking 
instruments,  appliances 
and  machines,  not 
specified  or  included 
elsewhere  in  this  Chapter; 
profile  projectors 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Automatic  regulating  or 
controlling  instruments 
and  apparatus 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Parts  and  accessories  (not 
specified  or  included 
elsewhere  in  this  Chapter) 
for  machines,  appliances, 
instruments  or  apparatus 
of  Chapter  90 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Clocks  and  watches  and 
parts  thereof;  except  for 
heading  Nos  9105 
and  9109  to  9 1 13  for 
which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

288 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out "on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers.originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

9105 

Other  clocks 

9109 

Clock  movements, 
complete  and  assembled 

9110 

Complete  watch  or  clock 
movements,  unassembled 
or  partly  assembled 
(movement  sets); 
incomplete  watch  or  clock 
movements,  assembled; 
rough  watch  or  clock 
movements 

9111 

Watch  cases  and  parts 
thereof 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  3 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where  the  value  of  all 
the  non-originating 
materials  used  does  not 
exceed  the  value  of  the 
originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture: 
-  in  which  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does 
not  exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  where,  within  the  above 

limit,  the  materials 
classified  within 
heading  No  9114  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value 
of  10%  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

289 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  30% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the  materials  used  are 

classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

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  50% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of  thc-
product 

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  5 0% 
of  the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

9112 

9113 

Clock  cases  and  cases  of  a 
similar  type  for  other  goods 
of  this  Chapter,  and  parts 
thereof 

Watch  straps,  watch  bands 
and  watch  bracelets,  and 
parts  thereof: 

-  Of  base  metal,  whether 
or  not  plated,  or  of  clad 
precious  metal 

-  Other 

Chap.  92 

Musical  instruments;  parts 
and  accessories  of  such 
articles 

Chap.  93 

Arms  and  ammunition; 
parts  and  accessories 
thereof 

ex 
Chap.  94 

Furniture;  bedding, 
mattresses,  mattress 
supports,  cushions  and 
similar  stuffed  furnishings; 
lamps  and  lighting  fittings, 
not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included;  illuminated  signs, 
illuminated  nameplates  and 
the  like;  prefabricated 
buildings;  except  for 
heading  Nos  9 4 0 1, 
ex  9403,  9405  and  9406 
for  which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below: 

/& e>  I / 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  oui  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  o/iginating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex 9401 
and 
ex 9403 

Base  metal  furniture, 
incorporating  unstuffed 
cotton  cloth  of  a  weight 
of  3 00  g/m2  or  less 

9405 

Lamps  and  lighting  fittings 
including  searchlights  and 
spotlights  and  parts 
thereof,  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included; 
illuminated  signs, 
illuminated  name-plates 
and  the  like,  having  a 
permanently  fixed  light 
source,  and  parts  thereof 
not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included 

9406 

Prefabricated  buildings 

ex 
Chap. 95 

Toys,  games  and  sports 
requisites;  parts  and 
accessories  thereof; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  9503 
and  9606  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 
or 
Manufacture  from  cotton 
cloth  already  made  up  in  a 
form  ready  for  use of 
heading  No  9401  or 
9403,  provided: 

-  its  value  does  not 

exceed  25 %  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product,  and 

-  all  the  other  materials 

used  are  already 
originating  and  are 
classified  in  a  heading 
other  than 
heading  No  9401  or 
9403 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

291 

HS  heading 
No 

(1) 

9503 

ex 9506 

ex 
Chap. 96 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  o uf on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Other  toys;  reduced-size 
("scale")  models  and 
similar  recreational 
models,  working  or  not; 
puzzles  of  all  kinds 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Articles  and  equipment  for 
gymnastics,  athletics, 
other  sports  (excluding 
table  tennis)  or  outdoor 
games  not  specified  or 
included  elsewhere  in  this 
chapter;  swimming  pools 
and  paddling  pools 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However, 
roughly  shaped  blocks  for 
making  golf  club  heads 
may  be  used 

Miscellaneous 
manufactured  articles; 
except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  9 6 0 1, 
ex  9 6 0 2,  ex  9 6 0 3,  9 6 0 5, 
9 6 0 6,  9 6 1 2,  ex  9613  and 
ex  9 6 14  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

ex 9601 
and 9602 

Articles  of  animal, 
vegetable  or  mineral 
carving  materials 

ex  9603 

Brooms  and  brushes 
(except  for  besoms  and 
the  like  and  brushes  made 
from  marten  or  squirrel 
hair),  hand-operated 
mechanical  floor 
sweepers,  not  motorized, 
paint  pads  and  rollers, 
squeegees  and  mops 

Manufacture  from 
"worked"  carving 
materials  of  the  same 
heading 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

292 

HS  heading 
No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

9605 

Travel  sets  for  personal 
toilet,  sewing  or  shoe  or 
clothes  cleaning 

9606 

9612 

Buttons,  press-fasteners, 
snap-fasteners  and 
press-studs,  button 
moulds  and  other  parts  of 
these  articles;  button 
blanks 

Typewriter  or  similar 
ribbons,  inked  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
giving  impressions, 
whether  or  not  on  spools 
or  in  cartridges;  ink-pads, 
whether  or  not  inked,  with 
or  without  boxes 

ex  9613 

Lighters  with  piezo-igniter 

Each  item  in the  set  must 
satisfy  the  rule,  which 
would  apply  to  it  if  it  were 
not  included  in the  set. 
However,  non-originating 
articles  may  be 
incorporated,  provided 
their  total  value  does  not 
exceed  15%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the  set 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used 
are  classified  within  a 
heading  other  than  that 
of  the  product,  and 
-  the  value  of  all  the 

materials  used  does  not 
exceed  5 0%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
of  heading  No  9613  used 
does  not  exceed  3 0%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  9614 

Chap.  97 

Smoking  pipes  and  pipe 
bowls 

Manufacture  from  roughly 
shaped  blocks 

Works  of  art,  collectors' 
pieces  and  antiques 

Manufacture  in  which  all 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product 

293 

ANNEX  III 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATES  EUR.L 

1. 

Movement  certificates  EUR. 1 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  in  which  the 

Agreement  is drawn  up.  Certificates 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 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/m3.  It  shall  have  a  printed 

green  guilloche  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  end of  Morocco  may 

reserve  the  right  to  print  the  certificates  themselves  or  may  have  them  printed  by 

approved  printers. 

In the  latter  case  each  certificate  must  include  a  refererce  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. 

294 

1 

Exporter  (name,  full  address, 

country) 

EUR.1 

No  A 

000.000 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

See  notes  overleaf  before-completing  this  form 

2.  Certificate  used  in  preferential  trade  between 

3.  Consignee 

(name,  full  address,  country) 

(Optional) 

and 

(insert  appropriate  countries,  groups  of  countries  or 

territories) 

4.  Country,  group  of 

5.  Country,  group  of 

countries  or  territory  in 
which  the  products  are 
considered  as 
originating 

countries  or  territory  of 
destination 

6.  Transport  details 

(Optional) 

7.  Remarks 

8. 

Item  number;  Marks  and  numbers;  Number  and  kind  of  package  (');  Description  of 
goods 

9.  Gross  weight 
(kg)  or  other 
measure 
(litres,m3,etc.) 

1 0.  Invoices 
(Optional) 

1 1.  CUSTOMS  ENDORSEMENT 

Declaration  certified 

Export  d o c u m e nt  (') 

Form 

Customs  office 

No 

12. DECLARATION BY THE EXPORTER 

I,  the  u n d e r s i g n e d,  declare  that  the  goods 
described  above  meet 
conditions 
required  for  the  issue  of  this  certificate. 

the 

Issuing  country  or  territory 

Stamp 

Place  and  date 

Date 

(Signature) 

(Signature! 

2 r>  {-' 

13.  Request  for  verification,  to: 

14.  Result  of  verification 

Verification  carried  out  shows  that  this  certificate  (") 

I 

j 

I 

j 

was  issued  by  the  customs  office  indicated  and  that  the 
information  contained  therein is  accurate. 

does  not  meet  the  requirements  aé  to  authenticity  and 
accuracy  (see  remarks  appended). 

Verification  of  the  authenticity  and  accurancy  of  this;  certificate 
is  requested 

(Place and  date) 

(Place and  date) 

Stamp 

Stamp 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

(')  Insert  X in the  appropria'e  box. 

NOTES 

1.  Certificates  must  not  contain  erasures  or  words  written  over  one  another.  Any  alterations  must  be  made  by  deleting 
the incorrect  particulars  and adding  any  necessary  corrections.  Any  such alteration must be initialled  by the person  who 
completed  the  certificate  and  endorsed  by  the  customs  authorities  of  the  issuing  country  or  territory. 

2.  No spaces must be left between the items entered on the certificate and each item must  be preceded  by an item  number. 
A  horizontal  line  must  be  drawn  immediately  below  the  last  item.  Any  unused  space  must  be  struck  through  in  such 
a  manner  as to  make  any  later  additions  impossible. 

3.  Goods  must  be  described  in  accordance  with  commercial  practice  and  with  sufficient  detail  to  enable  them  to  be 

identified. 

296 

APPLICATION  FOR  A  MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

1.  Exporter  (name,  full  address,  country)  (Optional) 

EUR.1 

No  A 

ooo. 0 00 

See  notes  oveerleaf  before  completing  this  form 

2.  Application  for  a certificate  to  be  used  in  preferential 

trade  between 

3.  Consignee  (name,  full  address,  country)  (Optional) 

and 

(insert  appropriate  countries  or  groups  of  countries  or 

territories) 

Country,  group  of 
countries  or territory  in 
which  the  products  are 
considered  as 
originating 

5.  Country,  group  of 

countries  or territory  of 

—  destination 

6.  Transport  details  (Optional) 

Remarks 

8. 

Item number;  Marks  and numbers; Number  and kind of  packages  (');  Description  of 
goods 

9.  Gross  weight 
(kg)  or  other 
measure 
(litres,m3,etc.) 

10.  Invoices 

(Optional) 

297 

r^T~-  / r i - xT  yn 

DECLARATION BY THE EXPORTER 

I,  the  undersigned,  exporter  of  the  goods  described  overleaf, 

DECLARE 

that  the  goods  meet  the  conditions  required  for  the  issue  of  the  attached  certificate; 

SPECIFY 

as follows  the  circumstances  which  have  enabled these goods to  meet  the  above  conditions: 

SUBMIT 

the  following  supporting  documents  (1): 

UNDERTAKE  to submit,  at the  request of the  appropriate  authorities,  any supporting  evidence  which  these 
authorities  may  require  for  the  purpose  of  issuing  the  attached  certificate,  a:  d  undertake, 
if  required,  to  agree  to  any  inspection  of  my  accounts  and  to  any  check  on  the  processes 
of  manufacture  of  the  above  goods,  carried  out  by  the  said  authorities; 

REQUEST 

the  issue  of  the  attached  certificate  for  these  goods. 

(Place  and  date} 

(Signature) 

C)  For  example,  import  documents,  movement  certificates,  manufacturer's  declarations,  etc.  referring  to  the 

products  used  in  manufacture  or  to  the  goods  re-exported  in the  same  state. 

598 

ANNEX  IV 

Declaration  referred to  in Article  27 

I, the  undersigned, exporter  of the  goods covered by this document  declare that  except  where  otherwise 
indicated  (1), the  goods  meet the  conditions  to  obtain  originating  status  in  preferential  trade  with: 

The  European  Community  /  Morocco (2) 

and that  the  country  of  origin  of  the  goods  is: 

Morocco  /  The  European  Community  (2) (3) 

(place  and  date) 

(Signature) 

(The  signature  must  be  followed  by  the 
name  of  the  signatory  in  clear  script) 

V)  When  an  invoice  also  includes  products  not  originating  in  the  Community,  the  exporter  must  clearly 

indicate  them. 

(2)  Delete  where  necessary. 
(3)  Reference  can  be  made  to  a  specific  column  of  the  invoice  in  which  the  country  of  origin  of  each 

product  is  entered. 

299 

ANNEX  V 

Specimen  impression  of  the  stamp  mentioned  in  Article  22(3)(b) 

30  mm 

E 
E 
o 
n 

C) 
(2) 

Initials  or  coat  of  arms  of  the  exporting  State. 
Such  information  as  is  necessary  for  the  identification  of  the  approved  exporter. 

o o n 

ANNEX  VI 

Specimen  of  declaration 

I,  the  undersigned,, declare  that  the  goods  listed  on  this  invoice  were  obtained  in 

and  (as  appropriate): 

(a) 

(1) 

or 

satisfy  the  rules  on  the  definition  of  the  concept  of  "wholly  obtained  products' 

— 

(b) 

(2) were  produced  from  the  following  products: 

Description 

Country  of  origin  (2) 

Value  (1] 

and  have  undergone  the  following  processes: 

(indicate  processings) 

in 

Done  at 

(Signature) 

C) Complete  if  necessary. 
(2)  Complete  if  necessary. 

In the  event  that: 

- 

- 

the  goods  originate  in  a country  covered  by  the  Agreement  or  Convention  concerned:  indicate 
the  country; 
the  products  originate  in  another  country:  indicate  "third  country". 

o  o 

1.  Supplia  (») 

2.  Consignee  (') 

j.  Processor  (') 

ANNEX  VU 

INFORMATION CERTIFICATE 

ro  facilitate The  issue  of  a 
MOVEMENT CERTIFICATE 

for  preferential  trade  between  the 

EUROPEAN ECONOMIC 
COMMUNITY 
and 

(in  I>1IHk  Inters) 

4.  State  in  which  the  working  or  processing  has  been 

carried  out 

6.  Customs  office  of  importation  (2) 

5.  For  official  use 

7.  Import  document  (2) 

Form 

Scries 

Date 

I 

' 

8.  Marks,  numbers, 

quantity  and  kind  of 
package 

No  ,. 

G O O DS  SENT  TO  T HE  MEMBER  STATE  OF  DESTINATION 

9.  Tariff  heading  number  and  description  of  goods 

10.  Quantity  (3) 

11.  Va'.ue (4) 

12. Tariff  heading  number  and  description 

!  13.  Country  of 
! 

origin  i •". 

|  14.  Quantity  (s)  j  15.Value  (=): 
I 

I 

IMPORTED  GOODS  USED 

(  16.  Nature  of  the  working  or  processing  carried  out 

r 
17. Remarks 

IK. 

CUSTOMS  E N D O R S E M E NT 

Declaration  certified 

Document 

Form  ... 

Customs  office 
\ZZZj 
Date 

No 

À 

I 

Official 
St .imp 

19.  DECLARATION  BY  T HE  SUPPLIER 

1,  the  undersigned,  declare  that  the  information  on 
this  certificate  is  accurate 

(IM.-U-

j_ 

(Hate) 

s.... 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

I ' ll  Sec footnotes  on  verso. 

.J 

REQUEST  FOR  VERIFICATION 

RESULT  OF  VERIFICATION 

The  undersigned  customs  official  requests  verification  of  the 
authenticity  and  accuracy  of  this  information  certificate 

Verification  carried  out  by  the  undersigned  custc 
shows  that  this  information  certificate: 

(a) was  issued  by  the  customs  office  indicated  at 
information  contained  therein  is  accurate  (*) 

(b) does  not  meet  the  requirements  as  to  authe 

accuracy  (see  notes  appended)  (*) 

(Place  and  date) 

(Place  and  date) 

Official 
stamp 

I  :;• 

(Official's  signature) 

(Official's  signature) 

(*)  Delete  where  not  applicable; 

CROSS  REFERENCES 

Name  of  individual  or  business  and  full  address. 

Optional  information. 
Kg, hi,  m3 or  other  measure. 

Packaging shall be considered  as forming  a whole  with  the goods contained  therein.  However, 
this  provision  shall  not apply  to  packaging  which  is  not  of  the  normal  type  for  the  article 
packed, and  which has a lasting utility  value  of  its own, apart  from  its function  as packaging. 

( '^  Complete  if necessary. In the event  that: 

-  the  goods  originate  in  a  country  covered  by  the  Agreement  or  Convention  concerned: 

indicate  the  country; 

-  the products originate  in another  country: indicate 'third  country'. 

( ' •) 

The  value  must  be  indicated  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  on  rules  of  origin. 

303 

ANNEX  VIII 

Joint  declaration  on  Article  1  . 

The  parties  agree that  the  provisions  of  Article  1 (e) of  the  Protocol shall  not  prejudice  the  right  of  Tunisia 

to  benefit  from  special  and differential  treatment  and other  derogations  accorded to  developing  countries 

by  the  agreement  on  implementation  of  Article  VII  of  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade. 

Joint  declaration  on  Articles  19  and  33 

The parties  agree to  the  necessity  to  establish  Explanatory  Notes to the  provisions  of  Article  19(1 Kb)  and 

Article  33(1)  and  (2)  of  the  Protocol. 

Joint  declaration  on  Article  39 

For the  implementation  of  Article  39  of  this  Protocol, the  Community  is prepared  to  examine  any  request 

from  Tunisia  for  derogations  from  the  rules  of  origin  after  signature  of  the  Agreement. 

30 

A N N E XE  VIII 

RJvfi-  14/11/95  J8:01 

Déclaration commune relative à l'article 1er 

Les parties conviennent  que les dispositions  de  l'article  1 e) du protocole  ne portent  pas 
atteinte au  droit  du  Maroc de bénéficier  du  traitement  spécial et  différencié  et de toutes 
autres dérogations  accordés  aux  pays en  voie  de  développement  par  l'accord  relatif  à  la 
mise en oeuvre de l'article VII de l'accord général sur les taifs douaniers et le commerce. 

Déclaration commune relative aux articles 19 et 33 

Les  parties  conviennent  de  la  nécessité  d'établir  des  notes  explicatives  pour  la  mise  en 
oeuvre des dispositions de l'article  19 paragraphe  1  b) et de l'article 33 paragraphes  1 et 2 
du protocole. 

Déclaration  commune relative à l'article 39 

Pour  l'application  de  l'article  39  du  protocole,  la  Communauté  se  déclare  disposée  à 
entamer  l'examen  des  demandes  du  Maroc  visant  à  prévoir  des  dérogations  aux  règles 
d'origine dès la signature 

30? 5 

^•/T 

PROTOCOL  No 5 

ON MUTUAL  ASSISTANCE  IN CUSTOMS  MATTERS 

BETWEEN  THE ADMINISTRATIVE  AUTHORITIES 

30(> 

ARTICLE  1 

Definitions 

For  the purposes  of  this  Protocol: 

(a) 

"customs  legislation"  shall  mean  any  statutory  or  regulatory  provision  applicable 

in  the territory  of  the  Contracting  Parties  governing  the import,  export,  transit 

of  goods  and  their  placing  under  any  customs  procedure,  including  measures  of 

prohibition,  restriction  and  control  adopted  by  the Parties  concerned; 

(b) 

"applicant  authority"  shall  mean  a competent  administrative  authority  which  has 

been  appointed  by  a  Contracting  Party  for  this  purpose  and  which  makes  a 

request  for  assistance  in  customs  matters; 

(c) 

"requested  authority"  shall  mean  a competent  administrative  authority  which  has 

been  appointed  by  a  Contracting  Party  for  this purpose  and  which  receives  a 

request  for  assistance  in  customs  matters; 

(d) 

"personal  data"  shall  mean  any  data relating  to an  identified  or  identifiable 

natural  person. 

ARTICLE  2 

Scope 

1.  The  Contracting  Parties  shall  assist  each  other,  within  their  areas  of  responsibility, 

according  to  the procedures  and  under  the conditions  laid  down  in  this  Protocol,  with 

a  view  to  the prevention,  investigation  and  detection  of  operations  that  contravene 

customs  legislation. 

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2.  Assistance  in customs  matters,  as provided  for  in this Protocol,  applies  to any 

administrative  authority  of the Contracting  Parties  which is compétent 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 judicial authorities,  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 legislation  is correctly 

applied,  in particular  information  regarding  detected  or projected  operations  which 

contravene or  would  contravene  such  legislation. 

2.  At the request  of  the applicant authority,  the requested  authority  shall inform  it 

whether goods exported  from  the territory  of one of the Contracting Parties  hav \ been 

properly  imported  into the territory  of the other Party,  specifying,  where appropriate, 

the customs procedure  applying to the goods. 

3.  At the request  of the applicant  authority,  the requested  authority  shall  undertake 

surveillance,  in accordance with its own legislation,  of: 

(a)  natural  or  legal persons  in respect  of  whom there are reasonable  grounds  for 

believing  that they are engaging in or have engaged  in operations  which 

contravene customs  legislation; 

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(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 Contracting Parties; 

(c)  movements  of goods notified  as possibly  involving operations  that contravene 

customs  legislation; 

(d)  means of transport  for  which there are reasonable grounds  for  believing  that 

they have been,  are or  may be, used  for  the purposes  of contravening  customs 

legislation. 

ARTICLE 4 

Spontaneous  assistance 

The Contracting  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 contravene or which they believe to be in contravention  of  such 

legislation  and  which  may be of interest  to the other Contracting  Parties; 

-  new  means or  methods employed  in realizing  such operations; 

-  goods known  to be involved  in operations  contravening  customs  legislation; 

-  natural  or  legal persons  in respect  of  whom there are reasonable  grounds  for 

believing  that  they are engaging in or  have engaged  in operations  which  contravene 

customs  legislation; 

-  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. 

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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  any  document, 

-  to notify  any decision, 

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  deemed 

useful  to help respond  to 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; 

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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  shall 

proceed,  within its competence and available resources,  as though it were  acting  on 

its own  account or at the request  of  other authorities  of  that same  Contracting  Party, 

by  supplying  information  already possessed,  by carrying  out appropriate  enquiries  or 

by  arranging  for  them to be carried  out.  This provision  shall  apply  also  to the 

administrative  department  to which the request  has been  addressed  by  the requested 

authority  when  the latter cannot act on its own. 

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2.  Requests  for  assistance  shall be executed in accordance with the laws,  rules and 

other legal instruments  of the requested  Contracting  Party. 

3.  Duly authorized  officials  of a Contracting  Party  may,  with the agreement  of the 

other  Contracting  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 operations  contravening 

or likely  to contravene customs legislation  which the applicant authority  needs for  the 

purposes  of  this Protocol. 

4.  Officials  of a Contracting  Party  may, with the agreement of the other  Contracting 

Party  involved  and within  the conditions laid down by the latter,  be present at 

enquiries  carried  out in the latter's  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 Contracting  Parties  may refuse  to give assistance as provided  for  in this 

Protocol,  where to do so would: 

(a)  be likely  to prejudice Tunisia's  sovereignty  or that of a Member  State of the 

Community  whose assistance  has been requested  pursuant  to this Protocol;  or 

(b)  be likely to prejudice  their public policy,  security  or other essential  interests;  or 

(c) 

involve legislation  other than customs legislation;  or 

(d)  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 'hen 

be left  to the requested  authority  to decide how to respond  to such a request. 

3.  If assistance  is denied,  the decision and the reasons  therefor  must be notified  to 

the applicant authority  without delay. 

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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 Contracting  Party  which received  it and the corresponding 

provisions  applying  to the Community authorities. 

2.  Personal  data may be communicated  only where the level of protection  granted  to 

persons  laid down in the legislation  of the Contracting Parties  is equivalent.  The 

Contracting  Parties  must ensure at least a level of protection  based  on the principles 

contained  in the Annex to this Protocol. 

ARTICLE  11 

Use of  information 

1.  Information  obtained,  including information  relating  to personal  data,  shall be 

used  solely  for  the purposes  of  this Protocol and may be used  within  each  Contracting 

Party  for  other  purposes  only  with the prior  written consent of  the administrative 

authority  which  furnished  the information  and shall be subject  to any restrictions  laid 

down by that authority.  These provisions  shall not be applicable when the 

information  obtained  for  the purposes  of this Protocol could  also be used  for  the 

purposes  of  fighting  against  illicit trafficking  of narcotic drugs  and  psychotropic 

substances.  Such  information  may be communicated to other  authorities  directly 

involved  in combating  illicit  drug  traffic,  within  the limits of  Article 2. 

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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.  The competent authority  which provided  the information  shall be 

informed  immediately  of  such use. 

3.  The Contracting  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 

1.  An official  of a requested  authority  may be authorized  to appear,  within the 

limitations  of  the authorization  granted,  as expert or witness in judicial or 

administrative proceedings  regarding  the matters covered by this Protocol in the 

jurisdiction  of  the other  Contracting  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. 

2.  The authorized  official  shall enjoy  the protection  guaranteed  by existing  legislation 

to officials  of  the applicant authority  on its territory. 

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ARTICLE  13 

Assistance expenses 

The Contracting  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,  witnesses,  interpreters  and translators  who are not dependent upon public 

services. 

ARTICLE  14 

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Implementation 

1.  The implementation  of this Protocol  shall be entrusted  to the national customs 

authorities  of Tunisia  on the one hand and the competent services  of trie Commission 

of the European  Communities and,  where appropriate,  the customs  authorities  of  the 

Member  States 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,  through  the Customs  Cooperation  Committee  set up by 

Article 40 of Protocol  No 4,  recommend  to the Association  Council,  amendments 

which they consider  should  be made to this Protocol. 

2.  The Contracting  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 

1.  This Protocol  shall complement and not impede the application of any  agreements 

on mutual assistance which have been concluded or may be concluded  by individual 

or  several Member  States of the European  Union and Tunisia.  Nor  shall it preclude 

more extensive mutual assistance  granted  under  such agreements. 

2.  Without prejudice  to Article  11, these agreements  shall 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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Annex to the Protocol 

FUNDAMENTAL  PRINCIPLES  APPLICABLE 

TO DATA PROTECTION 

1. Personal  data undergoing  computer processing  must be: 

(a)  obtained  and processed  fairly  and  lawfully; 

(b)  kept for  explicit and legitimate purposes  and not further  used  in a- way 

incompatible with those purposes; 

(c) 

appropriate,  relevant  and not excessive in relation  to the purposes  for 

which  they are collected; 

(d)  accurate and,  where necessary,  kept up to date; 

(e)  kept in a form  which permits  identification  of the person  concerned  for  no 

longer  than is necessary  for  the procedure  for  which the data were 

collected. 

2.  Personal  data revealing  racial origin,  political or religious  opinions or other 

beliefs,  and  data concerning  a person's  health or  sex life,  may not undergo 

computer  processing  except where suitable  safeguards  are provided  by  national 

law.  These provisions  apply also to personal  data relating  to criminal  convictions. 

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3.  Appropriate  security  measures  must be taken to ensure that personal data recorded 

in computer  filing  systems  are protected  against unlawful  destruction  or  accidental 

loss and against  unauthorized  alteration,  disclosure or access. 

4.  Any person  must have the right to: 

(a) 

establish  whether personal data relating  to him are kept in a computer 

filing  system,  the purposes  for  which they are mainly used  and the identity 

and normal place of residence or work of the person  responsible  for  the 

filing  system; 

(b)  obtain at reasonable  intervals,  and without excessive delay or expense, 

confirmation  as to the existence of a computer  filing  system  containing 

personal  data relating  to him and communication of  such data in an 

intelligible  form; 

(c)  obtain,  as appropriate,  the rectification  or erasure  of  such data where they 

have been processed  in violation of the provisions  laid down by the 

national legislation  applying the fundamental  principles contained in 

paragraphs  1 and 2 of this Annex; 

(d)  have access to legal remedies if no action is taken on a request  for 

communication  or,  where appropriate,  the communication,  rectification  or 

erasure  referred  to in paragraphs  (b) and  (c) above. 

5.1  Derogations  from  the provisions  of paragraphs  1, 2 and 4 of this Annex  are 

allowed  only in  the cases below. 

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5.2  Derogations  from  the provisions  of paragraphs  1, 2 and 4 of this Annex  may be 

allowed  where provided  for  in the legislation  of the Contracting  Party and 

where such derogation  constitutes a necessary  measure in a democratic  society 

and is intended to: 

(a) 

safeguard  national security,  public order  or a State's  financial  interests  or 

prevent  criminal  offences; 

(b)  protect  the data subjects  or the rights and freedoms  of others. 

5.3 

In the case of computerized  filing  systems  containing personal  data used  for 

statistical  purposes  or scientific  research,  the rights referred  to in 

paragraphs  4(b),  (c) and  (d) of this Annex may be restricted  by law where such 

use is clearly  unlikely  to constitute an invasion  of privacy  of  the data  subjects. 

6. No provision  in this Annex is to be interpreted  as restricting  or prejudicing  a 

Contracting  Party's  power  to grant data subjects  wider protection  than that 

provided  for  in this Annex. 

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AGREEMENT 
IN  THE  FORM  OF  AN  EXCHANGE  OF  LETTERS 
BETWEEN  THE  COMMUNITY  AND  MOROCCO 
UNDER  ARTICLE  12(1) 
CONCERNING  ELIMINATION  OF  THE  REFERENCE  PRICES 
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APPLIED  BY  MOROCCO 
TO  IMPORTS  OF  CERTAIN  TEXTILE  AND  CLOTHING  PRODUCTS 

321. 

A.  Letter from  the Community 

Sir, 

Under Article  12(1) of the Euro-Mediterranean  Association Agreement and the relevant 
Joint Declaration thereto, the Parties, without prejudice to the other provisions of Article 
12,  have agreed  as  follows: 

1. 

The  reference  prices  applicable  to  textile  products  and  articles  of  clothing 
originating  in the Community  classified  within  Chapters 51 to 63 inclusive and 
listed  in  Annex  5  to  the  Agreement  shall  be  reduced  as  from  the  date  of  the 
Agreement's entry into force to 75% of the reference prices applied erga omnes. 

The reductions to be applied at the beginning of the second and third years shall 
be  fixed  by  the  Association  Council,  but  shall  not  be  less  than  the  reduction 
applied for the first year, i.e. 25%. In fixing the rate of reduction the Association 
Council  shall  take account  inter alia of progress  made in  setting  up the control 
and  verification  machinery  which  Morocco  is  to  develop  with  the  aid  of 
Community technical assistance in those fields referred  to in the Joint Declaration 
on Article  43 of  the Agreement. 

2. 

The  reference  prices  applied  erga omnes by  Morocco  shall  be  eliminated  in 
respect  of  products  originating  in  the  Community  in  accordance  with  the 
following  timetable: 

• 

• 

• 

• 

Upon  the  Agreement's  entry  into  force  the  reference  prices  shall  be 
eliminated  in respect  of a quarter  of the products  to which  they apply. 
One year after  the Agreement's entry into force the reference prices shall 
be eliminated  in respect  of half of the products  to which  they apply. 
Two  years  after  the  Agreement's  entry  into  force  the  reference  prices 
shall be eliminated  in respect  of  three-quarters  of  the products  to which 
they apply. 
Three years after  the Agreement's entry into force all the reference prices 
shall be eliminated. 

The above elimination procedure  shall apply to the list of products  subject  to Moroccan 
reference  prices  erga omnes on the date on which elimination  is to take place. 

I should be obliged if you would confirm  that your Government is in agreement with the 
above. 

Please accept,  Sir,  the assurance  of  my highest  consideration. 

On behalf of the Council of the European  Union 

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B.  Letter from  the  Kingdom  of  Morocco 

Sir, 

I  have the honour  to acknowledge  receipt  of your  letter  of  today's  date,  which  reads  as 
follows: 

"Under Article  12(1) of the Euro-Mediterranean  Association  Agreement and thé relevant 
Joint Declaration  thereto, the Parties, without prejudice to the other provisions  of  Article 
12,  have agreed  as  follows: 

1. 

The  reference  prices  applicable  to  textile  products  and  articles  of  clothing 
originating  in  the  Community  classified  within  Chapters  51  to  63  inclusive  and 
listed  in  Annex  5  to  the  Agreement  shall  be  reduced  as  from  the  date  of  the 
Agreement's  entry  into force to 75% of the reference  prices  applied  erga  omnes. 

The reductions  to be applied  at the beginning  of  the  second  and  third  years  shall 
be  fixed  by  the  Association  Council  but  shall  not  be  less  than  the  reduction 
applied  for  the first  year,  i.e.  25%.  In fixing the rate of reduction  the Association 
Council  shall  take  account  inter alia  of progress  made in  setting  up  the  control 
and  verification  machinery  which  Morocco  is  to  develop  with  the  aid  of 
Community technical assistance in those fields referred  to in the Joint  Declaration 
on  Article  43  of  the  Agreement. 

2. 

The  reference  prices  applied  erga  omnes  by  Morocco  shall  be  eliminated  in 
respect  of  products  originating  in  the  Community  in  accordance  wi'h  the 
following  timetable: 

'£> 

• 

• 

• 

• 

Upon  the  Agreement's  entry  into  force  the  reference  prices  shall  be 
eliminated  in  respect  of  a quarter  of  the products  to  which  they  apply. 
One year after  the Agreement's  entry into force  the reference  prices  shall 
be  eliminated  in  respect  of  half  of  the products  to  which  they  apply. 
Two  years  after  the  Agreement's  entry  into  force  the  reference  prices 
shall  be  eliminated  in  respect  of  three-quarters  of  the products  to  which 
they  apply. 
Three years after  the Agreement's entry into force  all the reference  prices 
shall  be  eliminated. 

The above elimination  procedure  shall apply  to the list of products  subject  to  Moroccan 
reference  prices  erga  omnes  on  the date on  which  elimination  is  to  take  place. 

I should  be obliged  if you would  confirm  that your Government  is in agreement  with  the 
above. " 

I  have  the  honour  to  confirm  that  my Government  is  in  agreement  with  the  contents  of 
your  letter. 

Please  accept,  Sir, 

the  assurance  of  my  highest  consideration. 

For the  Government of  the  Kingdom  of  Morocco 

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Agreement 

Exchange  of  letters  between  the  European  Community  ('The  Community')  and 
Morocco  relatmg  to  Article  1  of  Protocol  1  and  concerning  imports  into  the 
Community of fresh cut flowers and flower buds falling within subheading 06.03.10 
of the Common  Customs  Tariff 

A.  Letter from the  Community 

Sir, 

The following  was agreed  between the Community and Morocco: 

Article 1  of Protocol  1 to the Euro-Mediterranean  (association)  Agreement provides  for 
the  elimination  of  customs  duties  on  imports  into  the Community  of  cut  flowers  and 
flower  buds, fresh,  falling  within subheading 06.03.10 of the Common Customs  Tariff 
and originating  in Morocco,  subject  to a limit of 3 000 tonnes. 

Morocco  undertakes  to  abide  by  the  conditions  laid  down  below  to  imports  into  the 
Community of roses  and carnations  which qualify  for  the elimination  of  this  tariff: 

the price level of imports into the Community  must be at least equal to  85 % of 
the Community price level for  the same products  over the same periods, 

the  Moroccan  price  level  shall  be  determined  by  recording  the  prices  of  the 
imports  on representative  Community import markets, 

the Community  price  level  shall  be based  on  the producer  prices  recorded  on 
representative  markets of  the main producer  Member  States, 

price levels will be recorded on a fortnightly basis and weighted by the respective 
quantities.  This  provision  is  valid  for  Community  prices  and  for  Moroccan 
prices, 

for both 'Community producer prices and the import prices of Moroccan products, 
a distinction  shall be made between large-flowered  and small-flowered  roses and 
between  unifloral  and  multifloral  carnations, 

if  the  Moroccan  price  level  for  any  one type of  product  is  below  85 % of  the 
Community price level, the tariff preference shall be suspended.  The Community 
shall reinstate the tariff  preference when a Moroccan price level equal to 85 %  or 
more of  the Community  price level is recorded. 

Morocco further  undertakes to maintain the traditional breakdown of trade between roses 
and carnations. 

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Should  the  Community  market  be  disturbed  by  a  change  in  this  breakdown,  the 
Community reserves the right to determine the proportions in line with traditional  trade 
patterns.  In  such cases,  an exchange of views on the matter wiil take place. 

I should be obliged if you would confirm that your Government is in agreement with the 
contents of this  letter. 

Please accept,  Sir,  the assurance  of my highest consideration. 

On behalf of the Council of the European  Union 

B.  Letter from Morocco 

Sir, 

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter of today's date which reads as 
follows: 

"The following  was agreed  between the Community and Morocco: 

Article 1  of Protocol  1  to the Euro-Mediterranean  (association) Agreement provides  for 
the elimination  of  customs  duties  on imports  into  the Community  of  cut  flowers  and 
flower  buds,  fresh,  falling  within subheading 06.03.10 of the Common Customs  Tariff 
and originating  in Morocco,  subject  to a limit of 3 000 tonnes. 

Morocco  undertakes  to  abide by  the conditions  laid  down below  for  imports  into  the 
Community  of roses  and carnations  which qualify  for  the elimination  of this  tariff: 

the price level of imports into the Community must be at least equal to 85 % of 
the Community price level for  the same products over the same periods, 

the  Moroccan  price  level  shall  be  determined  by  recording  the  prices  of  the 
imports  on representative  Community import markets, 

the  Community  price  level  shall  be based  on  the producer  prices  recorded  on 
representative  markets  of the main producer  Member States, 

price levels will be recorded on a fortnightly  basis and weighted by the respective 
quantities.  This  provision  is  valid  for  Community  prices  and  for  Moroccan 
prices, 

for both Community producer prices and the import prices of Moroccan products, 
a distinction shall be made between large-flowered  and small-flowered  roses and 
between  unifloral  and  multifloral  carnations, 

if  the  Moroccan  price  level  for  any  one type of  product  is  below  85%  of  the 
Community price level, the tariff preference shall be suspended.  The Community 
shall reinstate the tariff preference  when a Moroccan price level equal to 85 %  or 
more of  the Community  price level is recorded. 

Morocco further  undertakes to maintain the traditional breakdown of trade between roses 
and carnations. 

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Should  the  Community  market  be  disturbed  by  a  change  in  this  breakdown,  the 
Community reserves  the right to determine the proportions'in line with traditional trade 
patterns.  In such cases,  an exchange of views  on the matter will  take place". 

I have the honour  to confirm  that my Government is in agreement  with the contents  of 
this letter. 

Please  accept,  Sir,  the assurance  of  my highest  consideration. 

For the  Government of  Morocco 

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