text: THE NETHERLANDS : Dr H . R . van HOUTEN , Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ; THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY : Prof . Dr Ludwig ERHARD , President-in-Office of the Council of the European Economic Community , Vice-Chancellor and Minister for Economic Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany ; HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF THE HELLENES : Mr P . KANELLOPOULOS , Vice-President of the Council of Ministers ; Mr . A . PROTOPAPADAKIS , Minister for Coordination ; Mr E . AVEROF-TOSSIZZA , Minister for Foreign Affairs ; WHO , having exchanged their Full Powers , found in good and due form , have agreed as follows : TITLE 1 PRINCIPLES Articel 1 By this Agreement an Association is established between the European Economic Community and Greece . Article 2 1 . The aim of this Agreement of Association is to promote the continuous and balanced strengthening of trade and economic relations between the Parties , while taking full account of the need to ensure an accelerated development of the Greek economy and to improve the level of employment and the living conditions of the Greek people . 2 . In order to attain the objectives set out in paragraph 1 , the Association shall entail , as provided in this Agreement and in accordance with the timetable set out therein : ( a ) the establishment of a customs union ; ( b ) the promotion of joint measures by the Parties and harmonization of their policies in the fields mentioned in this Agreement ; ( c ) the making available to the Greek economy , within the framework of the Financial Protocol to this Agreement , of resources which will assist it to develop at a higher rate . Article 3 To ensure the implementation and progressive development of the Association , the Contracting Parties shall meet in a Council of Association , which shall act within the powers conferred upon it by this Agreement . Article 4 The Contracting Parties shall take all appropriate measures , whether general or particular , to ensure the fulfilment of the obligations arising out of this Agreement . They shall refrain from any measure which could jeopardize the attainment of the objectives of this Agreement . Article 5 1 . Within the field of application of this Agreement and without prejudice to any special provisions contained therein , the Contracting Parties shall not practise or tolerate any discrimination on grounds of nationality to the prejudice of natural persons who are nationals of one of the Contracting Parties and are established in the territory of another Contracting Party . 2 . Companies or firms formed under the law of a Member State of the Community or of Greece and having their registered office , central administration or principal place of business in the territory of one of the Contracting Parties shall , for the purposes of paragraph 1 , be treated as natural persons .


text: Companies or firms means companies or firms constituted under civil or commercial law , including cooperative societies , and other legal persons governed by public or private law , save for those which are nonprofit-making . 3 . The Council of Association shall , where necessary , take the appropriate decisions to bring to an end the discrimination referred to in this Article . TITLE II FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS Article 6 The Association shall be based upon a customs union which , save as otherwise provided in this Agreement , shall cover all trade in goods and which shall involve the prohibition between Member States of the Community and Greece of customs duties on imports and exports and of all charges having equivalent effect , and the adoption by Greece of the Common Customs Tariff of the Community in its relations with third countries . Save as otherwise provided in this Agreement , the transitional period for attainment of the customs union shall be 12 years . Article 7 1 . Chapter I , Section I , and Chapter II of this Title shall apply : ( a ) to goods produced in Member States of the Community or in Greece , including those wholly or partially obtained or produced from products coming from third countries which are in free circulation in Member States or in Greece ; ( b ) to goods coming from third countries which are in free circulation in Member States or in Greece . 2 . Products coming from third countries shall be considered to be in free circulation in Member States or in Greece if the import formalities have been complied with and any customs duties or charges having equivalent effect which are payable have been levied in the Member States or in Greece , and if they have not benefited from a total or partial drawback of such duties or charges . Article 8 1 . Chapter I , Section I , and Chapter II of this Title shall likewise apply to goods obtained or produced in the Member States of the Community or in Greece , in the manufacture of which were used products coming from third countries and not in free circulation either in the Community or in Greece . These provisions shall , however , apply to those goods only if the exporting State charges a levy , the rate of which is a percentage of the duties laid down in the Common Customs Tariff for third country products used in their manufacture . This percentage , fixed by the Council of Association for each of such periods as it may determine , shall be based on the tariff reduction granted on the goods in the importing State . The Council of Association shall also lay down the rules for the levy , taking into account the relevant rules in force in trade between Member States . 2 . Should the rules in question be amended in the trade

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text: between the Member States , the Council of Association would determine the new provisions applicable between the Contracting Parties . Article 9 The Contracting Parties shall determine the methods of administrative cooperation to be used in implementing Articles 7 and 8 , taking into account the methods laid down by the Community with regard to trade between Member States . Article 10 1 . If either Contracting Party considers that differences arising from the application to imports of customs duties , quantitative restrictions or any measures having equivalent effect , or from any other measure of commercial policy , threaten to deflect trade or to cause economic difficulties in its territory , it shall bring the matter before the Council of Association , which may , if necessary , recommend appropriate methods for avoiding any harm liable to result therefrom . 2 . Where deflections occur or economic difficulties arise and the Party concerned considers that they call for immediate action , that Party may itself take the necessary protective measures , and shall notify the Council of Association thereof without delay ; the Council of Association may decide whether the Party concerned shall amend or abolish those measures . 3 . In the choice of such measures preference shall be given to those which least disturb the operation of this Agreement and the normal development of trade . 4 . Before the end of the first year after the entry into force of this Agreement , however , each Contracting Party may draw up a list of goods which fall within the category mentioned in Article 7 ( 1 ) ( b ) and in relation to which it considers that , by reason of disparities in customs duties , deflection of trade is likely to occur , so that it cannot immediately apply Chapter I , Section I or Chapter II of this Title . These lists shall be forwarded to the Council of Association which shall review them periodically with a view to their progressive abolition . Article 11 During the transitional period laid down in Article 6 , the Contracting Parties shall , in so far as may be necessary for the proper functioning of the Association , take steps to approximate their provisions laid down by law , regulation or administrative action in respect of customs matters , taking into account the approximations already effected by Member States of the Community . CHAPTER I THE CUSTOMS UNION Section I Elimination of customs duties between the Contracting Parties Article 12 The Contracting Parties shall refrain from introducing between themselves any new customs duties on imports or exports or any charges having equivalent effect , and from increasing those which they already apply in their trade with each other at the date of entry into force of this Agreement . Article 13 Customs duties on imports and charges having equivalent effect in force between Member States of the Community and Greece shall be progressively abolished in accordance


text: with Articles 14 and 15 . Article 14 1 . For each product , the basic duty on which Member States of the Community are to apply the successive reductions shall be the duty applied on 1 januar 1957 , in conformity with Article 14 ( 1 ) of the Treaty establishing the Community . 2 . For each product , the basic duty on which Greece is to apply the successive reductions shall be the duty actually applied in respect of Member States at the date of entry into force of this Agreement . 3 . The timetable for the reductions to be effected by the Contracting Parties shall be as follows : the first reductions shall be made on the entry into force of this Agreement . The second , third , fourth , fifth , sixth and seventh reductions shall be made at intervals of 18 months thereafter . The eighth and subsequent reductions shall be made each year thereafter . 4 . Each reduction shall be made by lowering the basic duty on each product by 10 % . 5 . In no case , however , shall the customs duties or charges having equivalent effect which Member States apply in respect of Greece be lower than those which they apply between themselves . Article 15 1 . Notwithstanding Article 6 and Article 14 ( 3 ) and ( 4 ) , Greece shall , in respect of the tariff headings listed in Annex I to this Agreement for which an extended transitional period appears necessary , reduce as follows , over a transitional period of 22 years , the basic duties in respect of Member States of the Community : A reduction of 5 % on each duty shall be applied on the entry into force of this Agreement . Three further reductions , each of 5 % , shall be made at intervals of 30 months thereafter . The duties thus reduced shall constitute the basic duties on which the subsequent reductions are to be made from the end of the 10th year , in accordance with the timetable and conditions laid down in Article 14 ( 3 ) and ( 4 ) . 2 . Greece may , during the first two years of application of this Agreement , and up to the equivalent of 3 % by value of its imports from the Community in 1958 , amend the list in Annex I ; however , the total value of that list at 1958 prices shall not be exceeded . The reductions of duty on products initially subject to the tariff reductions in Article 14 and subsequently transferred to the list in Annex I shall be provisionally maintained . As regards products initially included in that list and subsequently removed therefrom , Greece shall apply immediately the tariff reductions already made pursuant to Article 14 . Article 16 1 . Irrespective of the provisions of Articles 14 and 15 , a Contracting


text: Party may suspend in whole or in part the collection of duties applied by it to products imported from the other Contracting Party ; the latter shall be informed of such measures . 2 . Each Contracting Party declares its readiness to reduce its customs duties in trade with the other Contracting Party more rapidly than is provided for in Articles 14 and 15 if its general economic situation and the situation of the economic sector concerned so permit . The Council of Association shall make recommendations to this end . Article 17 1 . Articles 12 to 16 shall also apply to customs duties of a fiscal nature . 2 . On the entry into force of this Agreement the Member States of the Community and Greece shall inform the Council of Association of their customs duties of a fiscal nature . 3 . The Member States and Greece shall retain the right to substitute for these customs duties of a fiscal nature an internal tax which complies with the provisions of Article 53 . 4 . If the Council of Association finds that substitution for any customs duty of a fiscal nature meets with serious difficulties in Greece , it shall authorize that country to retain the duty on condition that it shall abolish it not later than six years after the entry into force of this Agreement . Such authorization must be requested within two months of the date of entry into force of this Agreement . Greece may provisionally continue to apply such a duty until a decision has been taken by the Council of Association . Article 18 1 . Notwithstanding Articles 6 , 12 and 14 , and with a view to promoting the creation of new activities contributing to the country's economic development and improving the level of employment and living conditions of the Greek people , Greece may , during the transitional period laid down in Article 6 , reintroduce , increase or impose customs duties on imports . These measures may be taken on condition that they are necessary for protecting and for promoting the development of a processing industry which did not exist in Greece at the date of entry into force of this Agreement . They shall be applied only in respect of a specific branch of production . 2 . Tariff measures of the kind described in paragraph 1 shall not , for any of the tariff headings which they affect , raise the duty on imports from the Community to more than 25 % ad valorem . Tariff measures taken pursuant to this Article must not affect imports of a value exceeding in aggregate 10 % of Greek imports from the Community in 1958 . For each of the products affected by such tariff measures the amount which is to be imputed to the aggregate value of 10 % shall be based on imports of that product from the Community in 1958 . Unless the Council of


text: Association decides otherwise , such measures shall not apply for more than nine years . 3 . Greece shall notify the Council of Association of the measures which it proposes to take ; the Council may make appropriate recommendations in respect thereof if the rules and conditions set out in paragraph 1 are not complied with . 4 . On expiration of the period of validity of each of the measures taken pursuant to this Article , the duty applied shall be abolished if no such duty previously existed , or reduced to its former level if an existing duty had been increased . In the latter event the duty shall again become subject to the rules for tariff reductions which were applicable to it . It shall be abolished by the end of the transitional period laid down in Article 15 at the latest . Greece may suspend the application of Article 20 during the period of validity of each of the measures taken pursuant to the preceding paragraphs , and in respect of the products affected by these measures . The Common Customs Tariff duties in respect of the products affected shall , however , be applied in full by the date on which the duties against Member States are abolished in respect of those products . 5 . The Council of Association may decide that the measures open to Greece under paragraph 1 may : ( a ) be extended beyond the transitional period laid down in Article 6 ; ( b ) include tariff measures which go beyond the limit of 10 % laid down in paragraph 2 of this Article ; ( c ) include the option of reintroducing quotas , instead of increasing or imposing duties , provided that the quota is fixed at not less than 60 % of imports of the goods in question from Member States of the Community in the preceding year . The value of imports from Member States , in 1958 , of the products affected by these quota measures shall be imputed to the aggregate value mentioned in paragraph 2 of this Article . The Council of Association shall lay down the rules for such measures and the conditions for their abolition . 6 . Tariff measures taken by Greece pursuant to the above provisions shall in no case have the effect of raising the duties on Greek imports from Member States above the level of the duties on Greek imports from third countries . 7 . The provisions of this Article shall not apply to the products listed in Annex I to this Agreement . Article 19 The Member States of the Community and Greece shall , at the latest four years after the date of entry into force of this Agreement , abolish between themselves customs duties on exports and charges having equivalent effect . Section II Adoption by Greece of the Common Customs Tariff Article 20 1 . The Greek Customs Tariff shall be


text: aligned on the Common Customs Tariff during the transitional period laid down in Article 6 on the basis of the duties actually applied by Greece in respect of third countries at the date of entry into force of this Agreement , and in accordance with the following rules : ( a ) in the case of tariff headings on which the duties actually applied by Greece at the date of entry into force of this Agreement do not differ by more than 15 % either way from the duties in the Common Customs Tariff , the latter duties shall be applied from the date of the third reduction of customs duties provided for in Article 14 ; ( b ) in any other case Greece shall , as from the same date , apply duties reducing by 30 % the difference between the duty actually applied at the date of entry into force of this Agreement and the duty in the Common Customs Tariff ; ( c ) this difference shall be reduced by a further 30 % on the occasion of the sixth reduction of customs duties provided for in Article 14 ; ( d ) the Common Customs Tariff shall be applied in its entirety when the 10th reduction of customs duties provided for in Article 14 is applied . 2 . Notwithstanding paragraph 1 Greece shall , for the products listed in Annex I to this Agreement , align its customs tariff during the transitional period laid down in Article 15 , in accordance with the following rules : ( a ) seven and a half years after the date of the entry into force of this Agreement , reduce by not less than 20 % the difference between the duties actually applied at that date and the duties in the Common Customs Tariff ; ( b ) in the case of tariff headings on which the duties resulting from the application of subparagraph ( a ) of this paragraph do not differ by more than 15 % either way from the duties in the Common Customs Tariff , the latter duties shall be applied from the beginning of the 14th year ; in any other case Greece shall , as from the same date , apply duties reducing by 30 % the difference between the duties resulting from the application of subparagraph ( a ) and the duties in the Common Customs Tariff ; this difference shall be reduced by a further 30 % at the beginning of the 18th year ; the Common Customs Tariff shall be applied in its entirety at the end of the 22nd year . 3 . In the case of particular products making up not more than 5 % of the total value of its imports in 1958 , Greece may , after consultation in the Council of Association , defer until the end of the transitional period laid down in Article 15 the reductions of duties in respect of


text: third countries laid down in the foregoing paragraphs . In the case of particular products making up not more than 3 % of the total value of its imports in 1958 , Greece may , after consultation in the Council of Association , retain , after expiry of the transitional period laid down in Article 15 , customs duties in respect of third countries which are higher than those in the Common Customs Tariff . Retention of a customs duty higher than that in the Common Customs Tariff must not , however , prejudice the free movement of goods within the Association . In the event of an accelerated alignment of its customs tariff with the Common Customs Tariff , Greece hereby undertakes to make no substantial change in the scope of the procedures of this Agreement and to take into account Community practice in this field . As regards the products listed in Annex I , no such acceleration may take place before the end of the 12th year from the entry into force of this Agreement , unless prior authorization has been given by the Council of Association . 4 . As regards duties which have been authorized pursuant to Article 17 ( 4 ) , Greece need not apply the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article . On expiry of the authorization , Greece shall apply the duties provided for therein . Article 21 1 . To facilitate the importation of particular goods from countries with which Greece has concluded bilateral trade agreements , Greece may , with the prior authorization of the Council of Association , grant tariff quotas at reduced or zero rates of duty , if the functioning of the agreements with those countries is substantially affected by the application of this Agreement . 2 . In no case may the duty under a tariff quota be lower than that applied in practice by Greece on imports from the Community . CHAPTER II ELIMINATION OF QUANTITATIVE RESTRICTIONS BETWEEN THE CONTRACTING PARTIES Article 22 Quantitative restrictions on imports and all measures having equivalent effect shall , without prejudice to the following provisions , be prohibited between the Contracting Parties . Article 23 1 . The Contracting Parties shall refrain from introducing between themselves any new quantitative restrictions on imports or measures having equivalent effect . This obligation shall however apply only : ( a ) in respect of Member States of the Community , to the degree of liberalization which they have consolidated between themselves ; ( b ) in respect of Greece , to 60 % of its imports on private account from Member States in the reference year 1958 . The percentage shall be increased to 75 % and 80 % of the abovementioned imports five and 10 years respectively after the date of entry into force of this Agreement . On the latter date Greece will endeavour to attain a higher degree of liberalization , which shall be consolidated


text: in relation to Member States . 2 . On the entry into force of this Agreement , Member States shall forward to Greece the liberalization lists which they have consolidated between themselves ; these lists shall also be consolidated in relation to Greece . 3 . One year after the date of entry into force of this Agreement Greece shall supply a list of liberalized products to the Commission of the Community . This list shall be consolidated in respect of the Member States . At the end of the fifth and 10th years Greece shall supply the Commission with further lists of products which are to be consolidated in respect of the Member States . 4 . Greece may reintroduce quantitative restrictions on imports of products which have been liberalized but not consolidated pursuant to this Article . However , on reintroduction of these restrictions Greece shall open global quotas to Member States equal to at least 75 % of imports from the Community during the year preceding that reintroduction . Article 26 ( 4 ) of this Agreement shall apply to these quotas . 5 . In no case may Greece apply to Member States a treatment less favourable than that accorded to third countries . Article 24 In their trade with one another the Contracting Parties shall refrain from making more restrictive the import quotas and measures having equivalent effect existing at the date of the entry into force of this Agreement . Article 25 1 . Member States of the Community shall abolish quantitative restrictions on imports from Greece in accordance with the provisions of the following paragraphs . 2 . One year after the entry into force of this Agreement Member States shall open to Greece , in respect of products which have not been liberalized , quotas corresponding to those contained in bilateral agreements existing at that date , or , failing that , corresponding to the level of imports from Greece in the first year of implementation of this Agreement . 3 . Three years after the entry into force of this Agreement Member States shall increase the quotas so established by not less than 10 % of the total amount thereof for the preceding year . The amount shall be increased annually in the same proportion in relation to the preceding year . With effect from the 11th year after the entry into force of this Agreement , each quota shall be increased every 18 months over that of the preceding period by not less than 20 % . 4 . Where , in the case of a product which has not been liberalized , there have been no imports into Member States from Greece in the first year of application of this Agreement , the rules for opening and increasing quotas shall be drawn up by mutual agreement . 5 . All quantitative restrictions applied by Member States to imports from Greece shall be abolished not later than 22 years after


text: the entry into force of this Agreement . Article 26 1 . Greece shall abolish quantitative restrictions on imports from Member States of the Community in accordance with the provisions of the following paragraphs . 2 . One year after the entry into force of this Agreement global quotas available without discrimination to Member States shall be opened for imports of products not liberalized in Greece . The amount of these quotas shall be equal to that of imports from Member States in the preceding year . 3 . Where , in respect of a product which has not been liberalized , imports from Member States in the first year after the entry into force of this Agreement amount to less than 7 % of total imports of the product , a quota equal to 7 % of those imports shall be opened one year after the entry into force of this Agreement . 4 . Three years after the entry into force of this Agreement Greece shall increase the aggregate of global quotas so opened by not less than 10 % over the amount thereof for the preceding year . This amount shall be increased annually in the same proportion in relation to the preceding year . 5 . With effect from the 11th year after the entry into force of this Agreement each quota shall be increased every 18 months by not less than 20 % in relation to the preceding period . 6 . Where , in respect of a product which has not been liberalized , there have been no imports into Greece in the first year of application of this Agreement , the rules for opening and increasing quotas shall be laid down by mutual agreement . 7 . If the Council of Association finds that during two successive years the imports of any product which has not been liberalized have been below the level of the quota opened , that quota shall not be taken into account in calculating the total value of the global quotas . In such case Greece shall abolish quota restrictions on imports of such products from Member States . 8 . All quantitative restrictions on imports into Greece shall be abolished not later than 22 years after the entry into force of this Agreement . Article 27 Member States of the Community and Greece shall , at the latest by the end of the transitional period laid down in Article 6 , abolish all measures having an effect equivalent to quotas . The Council of Association shall recommende the progressive adjustments to be made during this period , taking into account provisions adopted between Member States . The Contracting Parties shall supply each other as soon as possible , and not later than six months after the entry into force of this Agreement , with all information in their possession as to measures having an effect equivalent to quotas . Article 28 1 . Quantitative restrictions on exports ,


text: and all measures having equivalent effect , shall be prohibited between the Contracting Parties . The Member States of the Community and Greece shall , by the end of the transitional period laid down in Article 6 at the latest , abolish between themselves all quantitative restrictions on exports and any measures having equivalent effect . 2 . Notwithstanding paragraph 1 and in respect of basic products , Greece may , after consultation in the Council of Association , retain or introduce restrictions on exports of basic products to the extent necessary to promote the development of specific sectors of the Greek economy or to meet any shortage of basic foodstuffs . In that event , Greece shall open for Member States a global quota which takes into account exports in previous years and the normal development of trade resulting from the establishment of a customs union . Article 29 Each Contracting Party declares its readiness to abolish quantitative restrictions on imports from and exports to the other Contracting Party more rapidly than is provided for in the preceding Articles , if its general economic situation and the situation of the economic sector concerned so permit . To this end , the Council of Association shall make recommendations to the Contracting Parties . Article 30 The provisions of the preceding Articles 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 possessing artistic , historic or archaeological value ; or the protection of industrial and commercial property . Such prohibitions or restrictions shall not , however , constitute a means of arbitrary discrimination or a disguised restriction on trade between the Contracting Parties . Article 31 1 . The Contracting Parties shall progressively adjust any State monopolies of a commercial character so as to ensure that when the transitional period laid down in Article 15 has ended no discrimination regarding the conditions under which goods are procured and marketed exists between nationals of Members States of the Community and nationals of Greece . The provisions of this Article shall apply to any body through which a Member State or Greece , in law or in fact , either directly or indirectly supervises , determines or appreciably influences imports or exports . These provisions shall also apply to monopolies delegated by the State to others . 2 . The Contracting Parties shall refrain from introducing any new measure which is contrary to the principles laid down in paragraph 1 or which restricts the scope of the Articles dealing with the abolition of customs duties and quantitative restrictions between the Contracting Parties . 3 . If a product is subject to a State monopoly of a commercial , character or a monopoly delegated by the State , in one or more Member States , the timetable for


text: the measures provided for in paragraph 1 shall be harmonized with the abolition of quantitative restrictions in respect of the same products , as provided for in Article 25 of this Agreement . 4 . The procedures and the timetable in accordance with which the Greek monopolies mentioned in this Article are to be adjusted and the barriers to trade are to be lowered by Member States , shall be laid down by the Council of Association not later than two years after the entry into force of this Agreement . Until the Council of Association takes the decision provided for in the preceding subparagraph , Member States shall apply to products which are subject to a monopoly in Greece the treatment laid down for like products from third countries . 5 . The obligations on the Contracting Parties shall be binding only in so far as they are compatible with existing international agreements . 6 . The provisions of the foregoing paragraphs shall not apply to the agricultural products listed in Annex II to this Agreement . CHAPTER III AGRICULTURE Article 32 The Association shall extend to agriculture and trade in agricultural products . " Agricultural products' means the products listed in Annex II to the Treaty establishing the Community , as at present supplemented in accordance with Article 38 ( 3 ) of the Treaty . These products are listed in Annex II to this Agreement . Save as otherwise provided in Articles 33 to 43 , this Agreement shall apply to agricultural products . Article 33 The functioning and development of the Association in respect of agricultural products shall be accompanied by progressive harmonization of the agricultural policies of the Community and of Greece . In establishing the common agricultural policy the Community shall take due account of the special situation , potential and interests of Greek agriculture . The purpose of harmonization shall be to ensure equality of treatment between products of Member States and like products to Greece on the markets of the Contracting Parties , taking into account the objectives set out in Article 39 of the Treaty establishing the Community . The agricultural policies of the Community and of Greece shall be harmonized in accordance with Articles 35 and 36 by the end of the transitional period laid down in Article 15 at the latest . Article 34 1 . For the purpose of implementing Article 33 ( 2 ) , Greece shall supply the Community with all relevant information regarding its agricultural policy , and the special situation , potential and interests of Greek agriculture . 2 . The Community shall inform Greece of proposals concerning the common agricultural policy submitted by the Commission to other organs of the Community and of the opinions and decisions of those other organs with regard to such proposals . The Council of Association shall decide : _ what agricultural information is to be supplied by the Community to Greece after common organizations of the market


text: have replaced the national organizations ; _ what agricultural information is to be supplied by Greece to the Community ; _ the dates on which such information is to be supplied . 3 . Consultations on the Commission's proposals and on the measures contemplated by the Community and Greece in agriculture shall take place within the Council of Association . Article 35 As soon as the Community has declared that the basic provisions for implementing the common agricultural policy in respect of a particular product have been laid down , for the Community , for all or part of the transitional period , and as soon as Greece has declared its readiness to undertake harmonization , the Council of Association shall decide on : _ the conditions under which such harmonization is to be carried out ; _ the conditions under which restrictions on trade between the Community and Greece are to be abolished ; _ the conditions under which Greece is to introduce the Common Customs Tariff . In determining these conditions the Council of Association shall be guided by the principles of the market organization adopted by the Community for the product in question . Article 36 1 . If the Community declaration referred to in Article 35 relates to the laying down of the basic provisions for implementing the common agricultural policy for the whole of the transitional period , the Council of Association shall , within two years of that declaration , lay down the rules which will apply to trade in the product in question between the Contracting Parties at the end of that two-year period if no decision as provided for in Article 35 is taken in the meantime . If no such rules are laid down by the Council of Associations , the Contracting Parties shall be free at the end of that period to take any measure which they consider appropriate , provided that the rules applied to trade in the product in question are at least as favourable as those applied to imports from States receiving general most-favoured-nation treatment . If the provisions to which the Community's declaration relate are implemented before the end of the two-year period , the Council of Association shall take the necessary measures to maintain existing import openings , for the product in question until the end of that period . 2 . If the declaration by the Community referred to in Article 35 relates to the laying down of the basic provisions for the implementation of the common agricultural policy for a part of the transitional period , the Council of Association shall within one year of that declaration lay down the rules which will apply to trade in the product in question between the Contracting Parties after the end of that period if no decision as provided for in Article 35 ( 1 ) is taken in the meantime . If no such rules are laid down by the Council of Association , the


text: Contracting Parties shall be free at the end of that period to take any measure which they consider appropriate , provided that the rules applied to trade in the product in question are at least as favourable as those applied to imports from States receiving general most-favoured-nation treatment . If the provisions referred to in the Community's declaration are implemented before the end of the one-year period , the Council of Association shall take the necessary measures to maintain existing import openings for the product in question until the end of that period . 3 . Expiry of the periods laid down in the above paragraphs shall not prevent the Council of Association from taking a decision as provided for in Article 35 . Article 37 1 . In anticipation of harmonization of the agricultural policies of the Community and Greece the Contracting Parties shall apply to each other , in respect of the products listed in Annex II to this Agreement , the general rules for the abolition of customs duties , import quotas , and charges and measures having equivalent effect laid down in Articles 14 , 17 , 25 , 26 and 27 of this Agreement . 2 . As regards agricultural products not listed in Annex III and by way of derogation from Articles 13 , 14 , 15 , 17 , 25 , 26 and 27 of this Agreement , the Contracting Parties shall refrain from : ( a ) introducing between themselves new customs duties on imports or exports or charges having equivalent effect , or increasing those which they apply in their trade with each other at the date of entry into force of this Agreement ; ( b ) introducing between themselves any new quantitative restrictions on imports and exports or measures having equivalent effect , or making more restrictive the quotas and measures having equivalent effect existing at the date of entry into force of this Agreement ; the obligation to refrain from introducing new quantitative restrictions or measures having equivalent effect shall , however , apply only to products the liberalization of which has been consolidated in accordance with Article 23 and does not prejudice the application of Article 28 ( 2 ) . 3 . For agricultural products not listed in Annex III : ( a ) each Contracting Party shall extend to the other the tariff concessions it grants to third countries ; ( b ) where a Contracting Party abolished or reduces quantitative restrictions in respect of third countries , it must apply the same treatment to the other Contracting Party . 4 . The provisions of the preceding paragraphs shall be applied until the Council of Association has taken the decision provided for in Article 35 , or until the end of the two-year or one-year periods referred to in Article 36 ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) respectively . Article 38 1 . Until the Council of Association has taken the decision provided for


text: in Article 35 , or until the end of the two-year or one-year periods referred to in Article 36 ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) respectively , Greece shall , in respect of the products listed in Annex III , align its customs duties on the Common Customs Tariff in accordance with the conditions and timetable laid down in Article 20 . 2 . Until the Council of Association has taken the decision provided for in Article 35 , Greece may postpone implementation of the Common Customs Tariff in respect of agricultural products not listed in Annex III . Article 39 The provisions of the Articles on competition shall apply to production of and trade in agricultural products only to the extent determined by the Council of Association , which shall decide on the matter after decisions have been taken on the application of the rules on competition to the production of and trade in agricultural products within the Community . Article 40 The Council of Association shall review the situation annually , taking into account inter alia the harmonization already initiated . Where such review shows that trade is not developing harmoniously , the Council of Association shall decide upon the measures to be taken . These measures may lead , in particular , to : _ further liberalization of trade in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 35 ; _ revision of the list in Annex III . Article 41 1 . In so far as progressive abolition of customs duties and quantitative restrictions between the Contracting Parties may result in prices likely to jeopardize the attainment of the objectives set out in Article 39 of the Treaty establishing the Community , the Community and Greece may , from the date of the introduction of the common agricultural policy in the case of the Community , and from the entry into force of this Agreement in the case of Greece , apply to particular products a system of minimum prices below which imports may be either : _ temporarily suspended or reduced , or _ allowed , but subject to the condition that they are made at a price higher than the minimum price for the product concerned . In the latter case the minimum prices shall not include customs duties . 2 . Until the common agricultural policy referred to in paragraph 1 is introduced , and in so far as the progressive abolition of customs duties and quantitative restrictions between the Contracting Parties may result in prices likely to jeopardize the attainment of the objectives set out in Article 39 of the Treaty establishing the Community , Member States may , with respect to Greece , apply the above provisions in accordance with the principles and procedures set out in Article 68 ( 1 ) of this Agreement . 3 . Measures adopted pursuant to the preceding paragraphs must take into account the criteria set out in Article 44 ( 2 ) and


text: ( 3 ) of the Treaty establishing the Community . 4 . The preceding paragraphs shall remain in force until the Council of Association has taken the decision provided for in Article 35 , or until the end of the two-year or one-year period referred to in Article 36 ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) respectively . Article 42 If a Member State of the Community applies minimum prices to imports of a product from other Member States under Article 44 of the Treaty establishing the Community , it shall apply the same measures to imports of that product from Greece . In that event , the Member State shall inform Greece as it does the other Member States . Article 43 Where a product is subject to a market organization or to internal rules having equivalent effect , or where a product is directly or indirectly affected by such a market organization for other products , and where the resulting disparity in the price of the raw materials used has a damaging effect on the market of one or more Member States or of the Community , on the one hand , or of Greece on the other , a countervailing charge may be applied to imports of that Contracting Party applies a countervailing charge on export . The amount of and the rules concerning this charge shall be determined by the Council of Association . Until the decision of the Council of Association takes effect the Contracting Parties may determine the amount of and rules concerning the charge . TITLE III MOVEMENT OF PERSONS AND SERVICES Article 44 Freedom of movement for workers under Article 48 and 49 of the Treaty establishing the Community shall be secured between Member States and Greece at a date and in accordance with rules to be determined by the Council of Association , but not before the end of the transitional period laid down in Article 6 of this Agreement . The Council of Association may lay down the rules to be applied until that date to the movement of workers between Members States and Greece ; it shall do so in the light of the employment situation in Greece and on the basis of provisions on freedom of movement for workers , adopted pursuant to Chapter I of Title III of Part Two of the Treaty establishing the Community . Article 45 The Council of Association shall determine the manner in which the measures implementing Articles 50 and 128 of the Treaty establishing the Community , concerning the exchange of young workers and vocational training respectively , can be applied to Greece . Article 46 The Council of Association may consider the preparation and development of technical assistance programmes in favour of Greece in the manpower field . It shall decide on the financing of such programmes . Article 47 The Contracting Parties shall , in progressive and balanced stages , facilitate the establishment of nationals of Member States in


text: the territory of Greece and of nationals of Greece within the Community , in accordance with the principles of Articles 52 to 56 and Article 58 of the Treaty establishing the Community , except for the provisions of those Articles which lay down the time limits and the procedure for attaining freedom of establishment . Article 48 The Council of Association shall determine the timetable for the implementation of Article 47 and the rules for its application in respect of the various types of activity ; progressive implementation shall take place after the entry into force of the corresponding directives provided for in Articles 52 to 56 of the Treaty establishing the Community and shall take into account the special economic and social situation of Greece . Article 49 The Council of Association shall , during the transitional period laid down in Article 6 of this Agreement , decide on the appropriate measures to be adopted to facilitate the provision of services between the Community and Greece . Article 50 1 . In accordance with rules and conditions which it shall determine , the Council of Association shall extend the transport provisions of the Treaty establishing the Community to Greece , with due regard to the geographical situation of that country . 2 . Acts adopted by the institutions of the Community in implementation of the provisions of the Treaty establishing the Community relating to transport other than by sea or by air may be extended to Greece , in accordance with rules adopted by the Council of Association . 3 . If the Council of the Community takes a decision in respect of transport by sea or by air , pursuant to Article 84 ( 2 ) of the Treaty establishing the Community , the Council of Association shall decide whether , to what extent and by what procedure provisions may be laid down for Greek sea and air transport . TITLE IV PROVISIONS RELATING TO COMPETITION , TAXATION AND APPROXIMATION OF LAWS Article 51 The Contracting Parties recognize that the principles laid down in Articles 85 , 86 , 90 and 92 of the Treaty establishing the Community should be applied in their relations within the Association . Article 52 1 . The Council of Association shall , within two years of the entry into force of the Agreement , adopt the rules and conditions for the application of the principles referred to in Article 51 . 2 . For the purposes of applying paragraph 1 of this Article , as regards State aids the Contracting Parties recognize that in the first 10 years of the transitional period laid down in Article 15 Greece may be considered as being in the situation specified in Article 92 ( 3 ) ( a ) of the Treaty establishing the Community , and that aid to promote Greek economic development shall be considered to be compatible with Association if it does not alter the conditions of trade to an extent inconsistent


text: with the mutual interests of Association . At the end of the abovementioned 10 years , the Council of Association shall , taking into account the economic situation of Greece at that time , decide whether it is necessary to extend the period of validity of the preceding subparagraph . Article 53 1 . Neither Contracting Party shall impose , directly or indirectly , on the products of the other Contracting Party any internal taxation of any kind in excess of that imposed directly or indirectly on similar domestic products . Neither Contracting Party shall impose on the products of the other Contracting Party any internal taxation of such a nature as to afford indirect protection to other products . The Contracting Parties shall , not later than the beginning of the third year after the entry into force of this Agreement , repeal any provision existing at the date of its entry into force which conflicts with the above rules . 2 . In trade between the Contracting Parties , repayment of internal taxation in respect of exported products shall not exceed the internal taxation imposed on those products , whether directly or indirectly . 3 . Contracting Parties which levy a turnover tax calculated on a cumulative multi-stage tax system may , in the case of internal taxation imposed by them on imported products or of repayments allowed by them on exported products , establish average rates for products or groups of products , provided that there is no infringement of the principles laid down in the preceding paragraphs . 4 . The Council of Association shall ensure that the above provisions are applied , taking into account the experience of the Contracting Parties in the field covered by this Article . Article 54 As regards trade between the Community and Greece , and in the case of charges other than turnover taxes , excise duties and other forms of indirect taxation , remissions and repayments in respect of exports may not be granted and countervailing charges in respect of imports may not be imposed unless the measures contemplated have been approved in advance by the Council of Association for a limited period . Article 55 The Council Parties may adopt any protective measures which they consider to be needed to overcome difficulties due to absence of a decision of the Council of Association on the matters covered by Articles 52 and 53 or to the non-application of the measures adopted by the Council of Association in relation thereto . Article 561 . If , during the transitional period laid down in Article 15 of this Agreement , the Council of Association , on application by a Contracting Party , finds that dumping is being practised in trade between the Community and Greece , it shall address recommendations to the person or persons with whom such practices originate for the purpose of putting an end to them . The injured Party may , after notifying the Council of


text: Association , take suitable protective measures where : ( a ) the Council of Association has taken no decision pursuant to the first subparagraph above within three months from the date of the application ; ( b ) despite the issue of recommendations under the first subparagraph , the dumping practices continue . Where protective measures have been taken under ( a ) above , the Council of Association may , at any time , decide that such protective measures shall be suspended pending the issue of recommendations under the first subparagraph . Where protective measures have been taken under ( b ) above , the Council of Association may , at the request of a Contracting Party or on its own initiative , recommend to the injured Party abolition or amendment of those protective measures , the conditions and details of which the Council shall determine . 2 . Products which originated in or were in free circulation in the territory of one of the Contracting Parties and which have been exported to the other Contracting Party shall on reimportation be admitted into the territory of the former Contracting Party free of all customs duties , quantitative restrictions or measures having equivalent effect . The Council of Association shall , acting in the light of the experience of Contracting Parties in the field covered by this Article , address such recommendations to the Contracting Parties as it thinks fir for the purpose of supplementing this paragraph so as to ensure that it is applied . Article 57 The Council of Association may recommend the Contracting Parties to take measures to approximate the laws , regulations or administrative provisions in respect of fields which are not covered by this Agreement but have a direct bearing on the functioning of the Association , and of fields covered by this Agreement but for which no specific procedure is laid down therein . TITLE V ECONOMIC POLICY Article 58 1 . Each State party to this Agreement shall pursue the economic policy needed to ensure the equilibrium of its overall balance of payments and to maintain confidence in its currency , while taking care to ensure a continuous balanced growth of its economy in conjunction with stable prices . Each State party to this Agreement shall pursue a conjunctural policy , in particular a financial and monetary policy , which furthers these objectives . 2 . The States parties to this Agreement shall regularly consult each other in the Council of Association to coordinate their economic policies . 3 . The Council of Association shall , where necessary , recommend appropriate measures to the States parties to this Agreement . Article 59 Each State party to this Agreement shall treat its policy with regard to exchange rates as a matter of common concern . Article 60 1 . In the event of Greece being in difficulties or seriously threatened with difficulties as regards its balance of payments either as a result of an


text: overall disequilibrium in its balance of payments or as a result of the type of currency at its disposal , and where such difficulties are liable to be detrimental to the attainment of the objectives of this Agreement , the Council of Association shall immediately investigate the position and the action which , making use of all the means at its disposal , Greece has taken or may take in accordance with Article 58 . The Council of Association shall state what measures it recommends each side to take to enable Greece to meet such difficulties . If the action taken by Greece and the measures suggested by the Council of Association do not prove sufficient to overcome the difficulties which have arisen or which threaten , Greece may take the necessary interim protective measures . 2 . Where a Member State is in difficulties or is seriously threatened with difficulties as regards its balance of payments , the institutions of the Community shall initiate the procedure laid down in Article 108 of the Treaty establishing the Community . The Member State in difficulty may take the necessary protective measures in accordance with the conditions laid down in that Treaty . 3 . Such protective measures must cause the least possible disturbance in the functioning of the Association and must not be wider in scope than is strictly necessary to remedy the difficulties which have arisen . The Council of Association shall be informed of protective measures affecting trade and payments between the Community and Greece not later than when they enter into force . It shall , within six months , review the effect of these measures on the functioning of this Agreement . Article 61 1 . The member States of the Community and Greece undertake to authorize , in the currency of the country in which the creditor or the beneficiary resides , any payments connected with the movement of goods , services or capital , and any transfers of capital and earnings , to the extent that the movement of goods , services , capital and persons between them have been liberalized pursuant to this Agreement . The Contracting Parties declare their readiness to undertake the liberalization of payments beyond the extent provided in the preceding subparagraph , in so far as their economic situation in general and the state of their balance of payments in particular so permit . 2 . In so far as movement of goods , services and capital are limited only by restrictions on payments connected therewith , these restrictions shall be progressively abolished by applying mutatis mutandis the provisions relating to the abolition of quantitative restrictions , the provision of services and to capital movements . 3 . The Council Parties undertake not to make more restrictive the arrangements which they apply to transfers connected with the invisible transactions listed in Annex IV to this Agreement without the prior agreement of the Council of Association . 4 . If need


text: be , the Contracting Parties shall consult each other on the measures to be taken to enable the payments and transfers mentioned in this Article to be effected . Article 62 The Contracting Parties shall consult each other with a view to facilitating movements of capital between Member States of the Community and Greece which will further the objectives of this Agreement . They shall seek all means of promoting the investment in Greece of capital from countries of the Community which can contribute to the development of the Greek economy . With respect to arrangements for foreign capital , residents of all Member States shall be entitled to all the advantages , in particular as regards currency and taxation , which Greece accords to any other Member State or to a third country . Article 63 The Contracting Parties shall endeavour to avoid introducing any new foreign exchange restrictions on the movement of capital and current payments connected therewith between Member States of the Community and Greece , and shall endeavour not to make existing rules more restrictive . The Contracting Parties shall simplify to the maximum extent possible authorization and control formalities applicable to the conclusion and carrying out of capital transactions and transfers , and shall , in so far as is necessary , consult each other for the purpose of achieving such simplification . Article 64 1 . The Contracting Parties shall consult each other in the Council of Association in order to achieve , in the transitional period laid down in Article 6 , the coordination of their commercial policies in relation to third countries , in particular in the fields mentioned in Article 113 ( 1 ) of the Treaty establishing the Community . For this purpose each Contracting Party shall , at the request of the other Party , furnish all relevant information on agreements which it concludes and which contain tariff or commercial provisions , as well as on changes which it makes in its external trade arrangements . Where such agreements or changes might have a direct and particular effect on the functioning of this Agreement , there shall be appropriate consultation in the Council of Association in order to take into account the interests of the Contracting Parties . 2 . At the end of the transitional period laid down in Article 6 , the Community and Greece , meeting in the Council of Association , shall coordinate their commercial policies more closely with the aim of achieving a commercial policy based on uniform principles . 3 . Should an agreement be concluded concerning accession to or association with the Community , full account shall be taken of the mutual interests stated in this Agreement ; appropriate consultation shall take place to this end . In the case of an association , the adjustment of the relations between Greece and the associated country may be the subject of an agreement after consultation with the Community . In the case of


text: an accession , rights and obligations shall devolve on Greece only after a supplementary protocol has been concluded with Greece . The necessary adjustments to this Agreement shall be agreed by the Contracting Parties . To this end , each Contracting Party shall take the necessary measures in accordance with its constitutional requirements . TITLE VI GENERAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS Article 65 1 . In order to attain the objectives of this Agreement the Council of Association shall have the power to take decisions in the cases provided for therein . Each of the Parties shall take the measures necessary to implement the decisions taken . The Council of Association may also make appropriate recommendations . 2 . The Council of Association shall periodically review the functioning of the Association in the light of the objectives of this Agreement . 3 . The Council of Association shall consist of members of the Governments of the Member States , and members of the Council and of the Commission of the Community on the one hand , and of members of the Greek Government on the other . The members of the Council of Association may arrange to be represented in accordance with its Rules of Procedure . 4 . The Council of Association shall act unanimously . Article 66 The office of the President of the Council of Association shall be held alternately for a term of six months by a representative of the Community and a representative of Greece . The Council of Association shall adopt its Rules of Procedure . The Council of Association may decide to set up committees to assist in the performance of its tasks and in particular a committee to ensure the continuing cooperation necessary for the proper functioning of this Agreement . The Council of Association shall lay down the terms of reference of these committees . Article 67 1 . Each of the Parties referred to in Article 65 of this Agreement may submit to the Council of Association any dispute relating to the application or interpretation of this Agreement which concerns the Community , a Member State of the Community or Greece . 2 . The Council of Association may settle the dispute by decision ; it may also decide to submit the dispute to the Court of Justice of the European Communities or to any other existing court or tribunal . 3 . If the Council of Association is unable to settle the dispute in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Article , or has not designated a court or tribunal to settle the dispute , either Party may notify the other Party of the appointment of an arbitrator , and the other Party shall be required to appoint a second arbitrator within two months . For the purposes of this procedure the Community and the Member States shall be considered to be a single Party to the dispute . A third arbitrator , who shall act as chairman , shall


text: be appointed in accordance with the provision of paragraph 4 below . Arbitration rulings shall be given by a simple majority . 4 . During the first five years after the entry into force of this Agreement the third arbitrator shall be the President of the Court of Justice of the European Communities . After that period , and unless the Council of Association has decided otherwise , the third arbitrator shall be appointed by mutual agreement of the first two arbitrators . Failing agreement within two months , he shall be appointed by the President of the International Court of Justice from among persons who , in the Signatory States of the Convention on the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development , exercise or have exercised high judicial functions . 5 . Each party shall take the measures necessary to comply with such decision . Article 68 1 . Member States of the Community may apply Article 226 of the Treaty establishing the Community in their relations with Greece . For the purpose of that Article , Greece shall be treated as a Member State . The Community shall consult the Greek Government in advance within the Council of Association . 2 . During the transitional period laid down in the first subparagraph of Article 8 ( 1 ) of the Treaty establishing the Community and during any extensions of that period which may be decided under that Article , Greece may , under the same conditions and after consultations in the Council of Association , take the measures provided for in Article 226 ( 1 ) of the Treaty establishing the Community . 3 . After the end of the transitional period laid down in the Treaty establishing the Community , the Council of Association may decide that the measures provided for in Article 226 ( 1 ) of the Treaty establishing the Community shall continue to apply in relations between the Community and Greece . Article 69 This Agreement shall not apply to products within the province of the European Coal and Steel Community . Article 70 If joint action by the Contracting Parties should prove necessary to attain , in the application of the Association , one of the objectives of this Agreement and this Agreement has not provided the necessary powers , the Council of Association shall take the appropriate decisions . Article 71 The Council of Association shall take all appropriate steps to promote the necessary cooperation and contacts between the European Parliament , the Economic and Social Committee and other organs of the Community , on the one hand , and the Greek Parliament and the corresponding organs in Greece , on the other . Article 72 As soon as the operation of this Agreement has advanced far enough to justify envisaging full acceptance by Greece of the obligations arising out of the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community , the Contracting Parties shall examine the possibility of the accession of Greece to


text: the Community . Article 73 1 . This Agreement shall apply to the European territories of the Kingdom of Belgium , of the Federal Republic of Germany , of the French Republic , of the Italian Republic , of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and of the Kingdom of the Netherlands on the one hand , and to the Kingdom of Greece on the other . 2 . The Agreement shall also apply to the territories specified in the first subparagraph of Article 227 ( 2 ) of the Treaty establishing the Community so far as concerns those fields covered by it which are listed in that subparagraph . The conditions for applying to those territories the provisions of this Agreement relating to other fields shall be decided at a later date by agreement between the Contracting Parties . Article 74 The Protocols annexed to this Agreement by common accord of the Contracting Parties shall form an integral part thereof . Article 75 This Agreement shall be ratified by the Signatory States in accordance with their respective constitutional requirements , and shall become binding on the Community by a Decision of the Council taken in accordance with the Treaty establishing the Community and notified to the Parties to this Agreement . The instruments of ratification and the notification of conclusion shall be exchanged at Brussels . Article 76 This Agreement shall enter into force on the first day of the third month following the date of exchange of the instruments of ratification . Article 77 This Agreement is drawn up in two copies in the Dutch , French , German , Italian and Greek languages , each of these texts being equally authentic . ANNEXES ANNEX I List of articles currently manufactured in Greece and subject to the provisions of Article 15 Brussels Nomenclature * Description heading No CHAPTER 13 ex 13.01 * Valonia , gall nuts ex 13.02 * Incense CHAPTER 15 ex 15.05 * Wool grease stearin 15.06 * Other animal oils and fats ( including neat's-foot oil and fats from bones and * waste ) 15.08 * Animal and vegetable oils , boiled , oxidized , dehydrated , sulphurized , blown or * polymerized by heat in vacuum or in inert gas , or otherwise modified 15.09 * Degras 15.10 * Fatty acids , acid oils from refining , fatty alcohols 15.11 * Glycerol and glycerol lyes 15.15 * Beeswax and other insect waxes , whether or not coloured 15.16 * Vegetable waxes , whether or not coloured CHAPTER 17 17.04 * Sugar confectionery , not containing cocoa CHAPTER 18 * Cocoa and cocoa preparations , excluding heading Nos 18.01 and 18.02 CHAPTER 19 19.01 * Malt extract 19.03 * Macaroni , spaghetti and similar products 19.05 * Prepared foods obtained by swelling or roasting of cereals or cereal products * ( puffed rice , corn flakes and similar products ) 19.07 * Bread , ships' biscuits and other ordinary bakers' wares , not containing added *


text: sugar , honey , eggs , fats , cheese or fruit 19.08 * Pastry , biscuits , cakes and other fine bakers' wares , whether or not containing * cocoa in any proportion CHAPTER 21 * Miscellaneous edible preparations , excluding heading Nos 21.05 and 21.07 CHAPTER 22 22.01 * Waters , including spa waters and aerated waters , ice and snow 22.02 * Lemonade , flavoured spa waters and flavoured aerated waters , and other non-al - * coholic beverages , not including fruit and vegetable juices falling within heading * No 20.07 22.03 * Beer made from malt 22.06 * Vermouths , and other wines of fresh grapes flavoured with aromatic extracts ex 22.08 * Ethyl alcohol or neutral spirits , undenatured , of a strength of 80 degrees or * higher , denatured spirits ( including ethyl alcohol and neutral spirits ) of any * strength , excluding those derived from agricultural products listed in Annex II to * the Treaty establishing the Community ex 22.09 * Ethyl alcohol or neutral spirits , undenatured , of a strength of less than 80 de - * grees , excluding ethyl alcohol derived from agricultural products listed in Annex * II to the Treaty establishing the Community ; liqueurs and other spirituous bever - * ages ; compound alcoholic preparations ( known as " concentrated extracts " ) for the * manufacture of beverages CHAPTER 24 24.02 * Manufactured tobacco ; tobacco extracts and essences CHAPTER 25 ex 25.09 * Earth colours , whether or not calcined or mixed together 25.20 * Gypsum ; anhydrite ; calcined gypsum , and plasters with a basis of calcium sul - * phate , whether or not coloured , but not including plasters specially prepared for * use in dentistry 25.22 * Quicklime , slaked lime and hydraulic lime , other than calcium oxide and hydrox - * ide 25.23 * Portland cement , ciment fondu , slag cement , supersulphate cement and similar * hydraulic cements , whether or not coloured or in the form of clinker ex 25.30 * Crude natural boric acid containing not more than 85 % of H3BO3 calculated on * the dry weight ex 25.32 * Santorin pozzolana , trass and similar earths , used in making hydraulic cements , * whether or not powdered CHAPTER 27 27.05 A * Coal gas , water gas , producer gas and similar gases 27.06 * Tar distilled from coal , from lignite or from peat , and other mineral tars includ - * ing partially distilled tars and blends of pitch with creosote oils or with other coal * tar distillation products 27.08 * Pitch and pitch coke , obtained from coal tar or from other mineral tars ex 27.10 * Mineral oils and greases for lubricating purposes 27.11 * Petroleum gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons 27.12 * Petroleum jelly 27.13 * Paraffin wax , micro-crystalline'wax , slack wax , ozokerite , lignite wax and other * mineral


text: waxes , whether or not coloured 27.14 * Petroleum bitumen , petroleum coke and other residues of petroleum oils or of * oils obtained from bituminous minerals 27.15 * Bitumen and asphalt , natural ; bituminous shale , asphaltic rock and tar sands 27.16 * Bituminous mixtures based on natural asphalt , on natural bitumen , on petroleum * bitumen , on mineral tar or on mineral tar pitch ( for example , bituminous mastics , * cut-backs ) CHAPTER 28 ex 28.01 * Chlorine ex 28.04 * Hydrogen , oxygen ( including ozone ) and nitrogen ex 28.06 * Hydrochloric acid 28.07 * Sulphur dioxide 28.08 * Sulphuric acid ; oleum 28.09 * Nitric acid ; sulphonitric acids 28.10 * Phosphorus pentoxide and phosphoric acids ( meta - , ortho - and pyro - ) 28.11 * Arsenic trioxide , arsenic pentoxide and acids of arsenic 28.12 * Boric oxide and boric acid 28.13 * Other inorganic acids and oxygen compounds of non-metals ( excluding water ) 28.15 * Sulphides of non-metals ; phosphorus trisulphide 28.16 * Ammonia , anhydrous or in aqueous solution 28.17 * Sodium , hydroxide ( caustic soda ) : potassium hydroxide ( caustic potash ) ; perox - * ides of sodium or potassium ex 28.19 * Zinc oxide ex 28.20 * Artificial corundum 28.22 * Manganese oxides ex 28.23 * Iron oxides ( including earth colours containing 70 % or more by weight of com - * bined iron evaluated as Fe2O3 ) 28.25 * Titanium oxides 28.27 * Red lead and litharge 28.29 * Fluorides ; fluorosilicates , fluoroborates and other complex fluorine salts ex 28.30 * Magnesium chloride , calcium chloride 28.31 * Chlorites and hypochlorites 28.35 * Sulphides ; polysulphides 28.36 * Dithionites , including those stabilized with organic substances ; sulphoxylates 28.37 * Sulphites and thiosulphates ex 28.38 * Sodium , barium , iron , zinc , magnesium and aluminium sulphates ; alums 28.40 * Phosphites , hypophosphites and phosphates 28.41 * Arsenites and arsenates ex 28.42 * Carbonates ( including commercial ammonium carbonate containing ammonium * carbamate ) ex 28.44 * Mercury fulminate ex 28.54 * Sodium silicate and potassium silicate , including commercial grades ex 28.46 * Refined borax ex 28.47 * Dichromates 28.54 * Hydrogen peroxide ( including solid hydrogen peroxide ) ex 28.56 * Silicon , boron and calcium carbides ex 28.58 * Distilled and conductivity water and water of similar purity CHAPTER 29 ex 29.01 * Hydrocarbons for use as power or heating fuel ; naphthalene and anthracene ex 29.04 * Amyl alcohols 29.06 * Phenols and phenol-alcohols ex 29.08 * Amylethyl ether ( diamyl ether ) , diethyl ether , anethole ex 29.14 * Palmatic , stearic and oleic acids and their water-soluble salts ; anhydrides ex 29.16 * Tartaric , citric and gallic acids ; calcium tartrate ex 29.18 * Nitroglycerine 29.40 * Enzymes ex 29.42 * Nicotine sulphate ex 29.43 * Sugars , chemically pure , other than sucrose CHAPTER 30


text: ex 30.02 * Antisera ex 30.03 * Medicaments ( including veterinary medicaments ) , excluding the following * products : * _ Anti-asthmatic cigarettes * _ Quinine , cinchonine , quinidine and their salts , whether or not in the form of * proprietary products * _ Morphine , cocaine and other narcotics , whether or not in the form of pro - * prietary products * _ Antibiotics and preparations based on antibiotics * _ Vitamins and preparations based on vitamins * _ Sulphonamides , hormones and preparations based on hormones 30.04 * Wadding , gauze , bandages and similar articles ( for example , dressings , adhesive * plasters , poultices ) , impregnated or coated with pharmaceutical substances or put * up in retail packings for medical or surgical purposes , other than goods specified * in Note 3 to this Chapter . CHAPTER 31 ex 31.03 * Mineral or chemical fertilizers , phosphatic , excluding : * _ Basis slag * _ Disintegrated ( calcined ) calcium phosphates ( thermo phosphates and fused * phosphates ) and calcined natural aluminium calcium phosphates * _ Calcium hydrogen phosphate containing not less than 0-2 % of fluorine 31.05 * Other fertilizers ; goods of the present Chapter in talets , lozenges and similar * prepared forms or in packings of a gross weight not exceeding 10 kg CHAPTER 32 32.01 * Tanning extracts of vegetable origin ex 32.02 * Tannins ( tannic acids ) , including water-extracted gall-nut tannin 32.03 * Synthetic tanning substances , whether or not mixed with natural tanning ma - * terials ; artificial bates for pre-tanning ( for example , of enzymatic , pancreatic or * bacterial origin ) ex 32.04 * Colouring matter of vegetable origin ( including dyewood extract and other veg - * etable dyeing extracts , but excluding indigo , henna and chlorophyll ) and colour - * ing matter of animal origin , excluding cochineal extract and kermes ex 32.05 * Synthetic organic dyestuffs ( including pigment dyestuffs ) ; synthetic organic prod - * ucts of a kind used as luminophores ; products of the kind known as optical * bleaching agents , substantive to the fibre 32.06 * Colour lakes 32.07 * Other colouring matter ; inorganic products of a kind used as luminophores 32.08 * Prepared pigments , prepared opacifiers and prepared colours , vitrifiable enamels * and glazes , liquid lustres and similar products , of the kind used in the ceramic , * enamelling and glass industries ; engobes ( slips ) ; glass frit and other glass , in the * form of powder , granules or flakes 32.09 * Varnishes and lacquers ; distempers ; prepared water pigments of the kind used for * finishing leather ; paints and enamels , pigments in linseed oil , white spirit , spirits * of turpentine , varnish or other paint or enamel media ; stamping foils ; dyes or * other colouring matter


text: in forms of a kind sold by retail 31.11 * Prepared driers 32.12 * Glaziers' putty ; grafting putty , painters' fillings , and stopping , sealing and similar * mastics , including resin mastics and cements 32.13 * Writing ink , printing ink and other inks CHAPTER 33 ex 33.01 * Essential oils ( terpeneless or not ) ; concretes and absolutes ; resinoids , excluding * essences of roses , rosemary , eucalyptus , sandalwood and cedar 33.03 * Concentrates of essential oils in fats , in fixed oils , or in waxes or the like , ob - * tained by cold absorption or by maceration ex 33.06 * Eau-de-Cologne and other toilet waters ; cosmetics and products for the care of * the skin , hair and nails ; toothpowders and toothpastes , products for oral hygiene CHAPTER 34 * Soap , organic surface-active agents , washing preparations , lubricating prep - * arations , artificial waxes , prepared waxes , polishing and scouring preparations , * candles and similar articles , modelling pastes and " dental waxes " CHAPTER 35 * Albuminoidal substances ; glues CHAPTER 36 * Explosives , pyrotechnic products ; matches ; pyrophoric alloys ; certain combust - * ible preparations CHAPTER 37 37.03 * Sensitized paper , paperboard and cloth , unexposed or exposed but not developed CHAPTER 38 38.02 * Animal black ( for example , bone black and ivory black ) , including spent animal * black 38.03 * Activated carbon ( decolourizing , depolarizing or absorbent ) ; activated diatomite , * activated day , activated bauxite and other activated natural mineral products 38.09 * Wood tar ; wood tar oils ( other than composite solvents and thinners falling * within the heading No . 38.18 ) ; wood creosote ; wood naphtha-acetone oil 38.10 * Vegetable pitch of all kinds ; brewers' pitch and similar compounds based on * rosin or on vegetable pitch ; foundry core binders based on natural resinous prod - * ucts ex 38.11 * Disinfectants , insecticides , rat poisons and similar products , put up in the form of * articles incorporating a support or backing , such as sulphur-treated bands , wicks * and candles , fly-papers , sticks coated with hexachlorocyclohexane and similar * articles 38.18 * Composite solvents and thinners for varnishes and similar products ex 38.19 * Deodorant preparations ; preparation known as ' solid hydrogen peroxide ' ; * liquids for hydraulic transmission ; sealing wax CHAPTER 39 ex 39.01 * Polystyrene in all its forms ; other artificial plastic materials , cellulose others and ex 39.02 * esters , artificial resins and articles thereof , excluding those in the form of ex 39.03 * granules , flakes , products , waste and scrap to be used as raw materials for the ex 39.04 * manufacture of the products mentioned in this Chapter ex 39.05 ex 39.06 ex 39.07 CHAPTER 40 * Rubber , synthetic rubber


text: , factice , and articles thereof , excluding heading Nos * 40.01 , 40.02 , 40.03 and 40.04 , protective clothing for surgeons and radiologists * and divers " suits , of heading No 40.13 , and bulk forms or blocks , scrap , waste * and powder of hardened rubber ( ebonite and vulcanite ) , of heading No 40.15 CHAPTER 41 * Raw hides and skins and leather , excluding heading Nos 41.01 , 41.07 and 41.09 CHAPTER 42 * Articles of leather ; saddlery and harness ; travel goods , handbags and similar * containers ; articles of animal gut ( other than silk-worm gut ) CHAPTER 43 * Furskins and artificial fur ; manufactures thereof CHAPTER 44 * Wood and articles of wood ; wood charcoal , excluding heading No 44.06 and * 44.07 CHAPTER 45 45.03 * Articles of natural cork 45.04 * Agglomerated cork ( being cork agglomerated with or without a binding sub - * stance ) and articles of agglomerated cork CHAPTER 46 * Manufactures of straw , of esparto and of other plaiting materials ; basketware * and wickerwork , excluding heading No 46.01 CHAPTER 48 ex 48.01 * Paper and paperboard ( including cellulose wadding ) , machine-made , in rolls or * sheets , excluding the following products : * _ Ordinary newsprint made from chemical and mechanical pulp , weighing not * more than 60 g / m2 * _ Magazine paper * _ Cigarette paper * _ Tissue paper * _ Filter paper * _ Cellulose wadding 48.03 * Parchment or greaseproof paper and paperboard , and imitations thereof , and * glazed transparent paper , in rolls or sheets 48.04 * Composite paper or paperboard ( made by sticking flat layers together with an * adhesive ) , not surface-coated or impregnated , whether or not internally * reinforced , in rolls or sheets ex 48.05 * Paper and paperboard , corrugated ( with or without flat surface sheets , or em - * bossed , in rolls or sheets ex 48.06 * Paper and paperboard , ruled , lined or squared , but not otherwise printed , in rolls * or sheets , excluding squared drawing paper 48.07 * Paper and paperboard , impregnated , coated , surface-coloured , surface-decorated * or printed ( not being merely ruled , lined or squared and not constituting printed * matter within Chapter 49 ) , in rolls or sheets , excluding gold paper or silver paper * and imitations thereof , transfer paper , indicator paper and unsensitized photo * graphic paper 48.09 * Building board of wood pulp or of vegetable fibre , whether or not bonded with * natural or artificial resins or with similar binders ex 48.13 * Carbon paper 48.14 Writing blocks , envelopes , letter cards , plain postcards , correspondence cards ; * boxes , pouches , wallets and writing compendiums , of paper or paperboard , con - * taining


text: only an assortment of paper stationery ex 48.15 * Other paper or paperboard , cut to size or shape , excluding cigarette paper , tapes * for teletype machines , perforated tapes for monotype machines and calculating * machines , filter papers and filter boards ( including those for cigarette filter tips ) * and gummed strip 48.16 * Boxes , bags and other packing containers , of paper or paperboard 48.17 * Box files , letter trays , storage boxes and similar articles , of paper or paperboards , * of a kind commonly used in offices , shops and the like 48.18 * Registers , exercise books , notebooks , memorandum blocks , order books , re - * ceipt books , diaries , blotting-pads , binders ( loose-leaf or other ) , file covers and * other stationery of paper or paperboard ; sample and other albums and book * covers , of paper or paperboard 48.19 * Paper or paperboard labels , whether or not printed or gummed ex 48.21 * Lamp shades ; tablecloths and serviettes , handkerchiefs and towels ; dishes , plates , * cups and and tablemats CHAPTER 49 ex 49.01 * Printed books , booklets , brochures , pamphlets and leaflets in the Greek language ex 49.03 * Children's picture books and painting books , printed wholly or partly in the * Greek language ex 49.07 * Stamps not intended for public service 49.09 * Picture postcards , Christmas and other picture greeting cards , printed by any * process , with or without trimmings ex 49.10 * Calendars of any kind , of paper or paperboard , including calendar blocks , but * excluding calendars intended for publicity purpose , in foreign languages ex 49.11 * Other printed matter , including printed pictures and photographs , but excluding * the following articles : * _ Theatrical scenery * _ Printed matter for publicity purpose ( including travel publicity ) , printed in * foreign languages CHAPTER 50 * Silk and waste silk CHAPTER 51 * Man-made fibres ( continuous ) CHAPTER 52 * Metallized textiles CHAPTER 53 * Wool and other animal hair , excluding raw , bleached and undyed products of * heading Nos 53.01 , 53.02 , 53.03 and 53.04 CHAPTER 54 * Flax and ramie , excluding heading No 54.01 CHAPTER 55 * Cotton CHAPTER 56 * Mad-made fibres ( discontinuous ) CHAPTER 57 * Other vegetable textile materials , excluding heading No 57.01 ; paper yarn and * woven fabrics of paper yarn CHAPTER 58 * Carpets , mats , matting and tapestries ; pile and chenille fabrics ; narrow fabrics ; * trimmings ; tulle and other net fabrics ; lace ; embroidery CHAPTER 59 * Wadding and felt ; twine , conlage , ropes and cables ; special fabrics ; impregnated * and coated fabrics ; textile articles of a kind suitable for industrial use CHAPTER 60 * Knitted and crocheted goods CHAPTER 61


text: * Articles of apparel and clothing accessories of textile fabric , other than knitted or * erocheted goods CHAPTER 62 * Other made-up textile articles CHAPTER 63 * Old clothing and other textile articles ; rags CHAPTER 64 * Footwear , gaiters and the like ; parts of such articles CHAPTER 65 * Headgear and parts thereof CHAPTER 66 66.01 * Umbrellas and sunshades ( including walking-stick umbrellas , umbrella tents , * and garden and similar umbrellas ) CHAPTER 67 67.02 * Artificial flowers , foliage or fruit and parts thereof ; articles made of artificial * flowers , foliage or fruit CHAPTER 68 68.04 * Millstones , grindstones , grinding wheels and the like ( including grinding , sharp - * ening , polishing , trueing and cutting wheels , heads , discs and points ) , of natural * stone ( agglomerated or not ) , of agglomerated natural or artificial abrasives , or of * pottery , with or without cores , shanks , sockets , axles and the like , of other ma - * terials , but not mounted on frameworks ; segments and other finished parts of * such stone and wheels , of natural stone ( agglomerated or not ) , of agglomerated * natural or artificial abrasives , or of pottery 68.05 * Hand polishing stones , whetstones , oilstones , hones and the like , of natural stone , * of agglomerated natural or artificial abrasives , or of pottery 68.06 * Natural or artificial abrasive powder or grain , on a base of woven fabric , of * paper , of paperboard , or of other materials , whether or not cut to shape or sewn * or otherwise made up 68.09 * Panels , boards , tiles , blocks and similar articles of vegetable fibre , of wood fibre , * of straw , of wood shavings or of wood waste ( including sawdust ) , agglomerated * with cement , plaster or with other mineral binding substances 68.10 * Other articles of plastering material 68.11 * Articles of cement ( including slag cement ) , of concrete or of artificial stone ( in - * cluding granulated marble agglomerated with cement ) , reinforced or not 68.12 * Articles of asbestos-cement , of cellulose fibre-cement or the like 68.14 * Friction material ( segments , discs , washers , strips , sheets , plates , rolls and the * like ) of a kind suitable for brakes , for clutches or the like , with a basis of asbes - * tos , other mineral substances or of cellulose , whether or not combined with tex - * tile or other materials CHAPTER 69 * Ceramic products , excluding heading Nos 69.01 , 69.02 , 69.03 , 69.04 and 69.05 , * utensils and apparatus for laboratory and industrial use , containers for the trans - * port of acids and other chemical products and articles of


text: a kind used in agricul - * ture , of heading No 69.09 , and porcelain articles of heading Nos 69.10 , 69.13 * and 69.14 CHAPTER 70 70.04 * Unworked cast or rolled glass ( including flashed or wired glass ) whether figured * or not , in rectangles 70.05 * Unworked drawn or blown glass ( including flashed glass ) in rectangles 70.06 * Cast , rolled , drawn or blown glass ( including flashed or wired glass ) in rec - * tangles , surfaces ground or polished , but not further worked ex 70.07 * Cast , rolled , drawn or blown glass ( including flashed or wired glass ) cut to shape * other than rectangular shape , or bent or otherwise worked ( for example , edge * worked or engraved ) , whether or not surface ground or polished : leaded lights * and the like 70.08 * Safety glass , consisting of toughened or laminated glass , shaped or not 70.09 * Glass mirrors ( including rear-view mirrors ) , unframed , framed or backed 70.10 * Carboys , bottles , jars , pots , tubular containers and similar containers , of glass , of * a kind commonly used for the conveyance or packing of goods ; stoppers and * other closures , of glass 70.13 * Glassware ( other than articles falling within heading No 70.19 ) of a kind com - * monly used for table , kitchen , toilet or office purposes , for indoor decoration , or * for similar uses 70.14 * Illuminating glassware , signalling glassware and optical elements of glass , not * optically worked nor of optical glass ex 70.15 * Glass of a kind used for sunglasses ( but excluding glass suitable for corrective * lenses ) , curved , bent , hollowed and the like 70.16 * Bricks , tiles , slabs , paving blocks , squares , and other articles of pressed or * moulded glass , of a kind commonly used in building ; multi-cellular glass in * blocks , slabs , plates , panels and similar forms ex 70.17 * Laboratory , hyglenic and pharmaceutical glassware , whether or not graduated or * calibrated , excluding glassware for chemical laboratories ; glass ampoules 70.21 * Other articles of glass , excluding articles for industry CHAPTER 71 ex 71.12 * Articles of jewellery , of silver ( including silvergilt ) , or rolled precious metal on * base metal 71.13 * Articles of goldsmiths' and silversmiths' wares and parts thereof , of precious * metal or rolled precious metal , other than goods falling within heading No 71.12 ex 71.14 * Other articles of precious metal or rolled precious metal , excluding articles and * utensils for workshops and laboratories 71.16 * Imitation jewellery CHAPTER 73 * Iron and steel and articles therof , excluding : * ( a ) Products within the jurisdiction of the European Coal and


text: Steel Community , * of heading Nos 73.01 , 73.02 , 73.03 , 73.06 , 73.07 , 73.08 , 73.09 , 73.10 , * 73.11 , 73.12 , 73.13 , 73.15 and 73.16 * ( b ) Products of heading Nos 73.02 , 73.07 and 73.16 which are not within the * jurisdiction of the European Coal and Steel Community * ( c ) Heading Nos 73.04 , 73.05 , 73.17 , 73.19 , 73.30 , 73.33 and 73.34 and springs * and leaves for springs , of iron or steel , for railway coaches , of heading No * 73.35 CHAPTER 74 * Copper and articles therof , excluding heading Nos 74.01 , 74.02 , 74.06 , 74.11 * and 74.12 CHAPTER 76 * Aluminium and articles thereof , excluding heading Nos 76.01 and 76.05 CHAPTER 78 * Lead and articles thereof CHAPTER 79 * Zinc and articles thereof , excluding heading Nos 79.01 , 79.02 and 79.03 CHAPTER 82 ex 82.01 * Hand tools , the following : spades , shovels , picks , hoes , forks and rakes ; axes , bill * hooks and similar hewing tools ; hay knives , grass shears , timber wedges and * other tools of a kind used in agriculture , horticulture or forestry 82.02 * Saws ( non-mechanical ) and blades for hand or machine saws ( including toothless * saw blades ) ex 82.04 * Portable forges ; grinding wheels mounted on frameworks ( hand or pedal oper - * ated ) ; articles for domestic use 82.09 * Knives with cutting blades , serrated or not ( including pruning knives ) , other than * knives falling within heading No 82.06 82.10 * Knife blades ex 82.11 * Safety razor blades and blanks thereof ex 82.13 * Other articles of cutlery ( for example secateurs , hair clippers , butchers' cleavers , * paper knives ) , excluding hand-operated clippers and parts thereof 82.14 * Spoons , forks , fish-eaters , butter-knives , ladles and similar kitchen or tableware 82.15 * Handles of base metal for articles falling within heading Nos 82.09 , 82.13 and * 82.14 CHAPTER 83 * Miscellaneous articles of base metal , excluding heading Nos 83.06 , 83.08 and * 83.10 CHAPTER 84 ex 84.06 * Spark-ignition engines , petrol-driven , of a cylinder capacity of 220 cc or more ; * interval combustion engines , semi-diesel type ; internal combustion engines , diesel * type , of 50 hp ( metric ) or less ; engines for motor-cycles and auto-cycles ex 84.10 * Pumps ( including motor pumps and turbo pumps ) for liquids , whether or not * fitted with measuring devices ex 84.11 * Air-pumps and vacuum pumps ( including motor and turbo-pumps ) ; fans , blowers * and the like , with integral motors , weighing less than 150 kg and fans or blowers * without motor , weighing 100 kg or less ex 84.12 * Air-conditioning machines


text: , self-contained , comprising a motor-driven fan and * elements for changing the temperature and humidity of air , for domestic use ex 84.14 * Bakery ovens and parts thereof ex 84.15 * Refrigerating cabinets and other refrigerating plant , equipped with a refrigerating * unit ex 84.17 * Instantaneous or storage water heater , non-electrical 84.20 * Weighing machinery ( excluding balance of a sensitivity of 5 eg or better ) , includ - * ing weight-operated counting and checking machines : weighing machine weights * of all kinds ex 84.21 * Mechanical appliances for projecting , dispersing or spraying liquids or powders , * for domestic use ; similar hand-operated appliances for for agricultural use ; similar * appliances for agricultural use , truck-mounted , weighing 60 kg or less ex 84.24 * Ploughs designed for tractor or animal draught , weighing 700 kg or less ; ploughs * designed for mounting on tractors , with two or three shares or discs ; harrows * designed for tractor or animal draught , with fixed framework and fixed teeth : * dise harrows , weighing 700 kg or less ex 84.25 * Threshers ; maize huskers and maize threshers ; harvesting , machinery , animal * drawn ; straw or fodder presses ; fanning mills and similar machines for screening * seeds and cereal graders ex 84.27 * Presses , crushers and other machinery , of a kind used in wine-making , cider - * making , fruit-juice preparation or the like ex 84.28 * Seed-crushing machines : farm-type milling machines 84.29 * Machinery of a kind used in the bread grain milling industry , and other machin - * ery ( other than farm-type machinery ) for the working of cereals or dried * leguminous vegetables ex 84.34 * Printing type ex 84.38 * Shuttles ; reeds for looms ex 84.40 * Washing machines , whether or not electric , for domestic use ex 84.47 * Machine-tools for sawing and planing wood , cork , bone , ebonite ( vulcanite ) , * hard artificial plastic materials or other hard carving materials , other than * machines falling within heading No 84.49 ex 84.56 * Machinery for agglomerating , moulding or shaping ceramic paste , unhardened * cements , plastering materials or other mineral products ex 84.59 * Oil presses and mills ; machines for stearin and soap manufacture 84.61 * Taps , cocks , valves and similar appliances , for pipes , boiler shells , tanks , vats and * the like , including pressure-reducing valves and thermostatically controlled valves CHAPTER 85 ex 85.01 * Generators of 20 kVA output or less , motors of 100 hp ( metric ) or less ; rotary * converters of 50 hp ( metric ) or less 85.03 * Primary cells and primary batteries 85.04 * Electric accumulators ex 85.06 * Room fans 85.10 * Portable electric battery and magneto lamps , other than lamps falling within * heading No


text: 85.09 85.12 * Electric instantaneous or storage water heaters and immersion heaters ; electric * soil heating apparatus and electric space heating apparatus ; electric hair dressing * appliances ( for example , hair dryers , hair curlers , curling tong heaters ) and elec - * tric smoothing irons ; electrothermic domestic appliances ; electric heating * resistors , other than those of carbon ex 85.17 * Electric sound signalling apparatus ex 85.19 * Electrical apparatus for making and breaking electrical circuits , for the protection * of electrical circuits , or for making connections to to in electrical circuits ( for * example switches , relays , fuses , lightning arresters , surge suppressors , plugs , lamp * holders , terminals , terminal strips , junction boxes ) ex 85.20 * Electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps , excluding infra-red and * ultra-violet lamps 85.23 * Insulated ( including enamelled or anodized ) electric wire , cable , bars , strip and * the like ( including co-axial cable ) , whether or not fitted with connectors 85.25 * Insulators of any material 85.26 * Insulating fittings for electrical machines , appliances or equipment , being fittings * wholly of insulating material apart from any minor components of metal incor - * porated during moulding solely for purposes of assembly , but not including in - * sulators falling within heading No 85.25 85.27 * Electrical conduit tubing and joints therefor , of base metal lined with insulating * material CHAPTER 87 ex 87.02 * Motor vehicles for the public transport of persons and motor vehicles for the * transport of goods or materials ( excluding chassis mentioned in Note 2 to Chap - * ter 87 ) 87.05 * Bodies ( including cabs ) , for the motor vehicles falling within heading No 87.01 , * 87.02 or 87.03 Brussels Nomenclature * Description heading No ex 87.06 * Chassis without engines , and parts thereof 87.13 * Baby carriages and invalid carriages ( other than motorized or otherwise mechani - * cally propelled ) and parts thereof CHAPTER 89 ex 89.01 * Lighters and barges ; tankers designed to be towed ; sailing vessels CHAPTER 90 ex 90.01 * Opthalmic lenses 90.03 * Frames and mountings , and parts thereof , for spectacles , pince-nez , lorgnettes , * goggles and the like 90.04 * Spectacles , pince-nez , lorgnettes , goggles and the like , corrective , protective or * other CHAPTER 92 92.12 * Gramophone records and other sound or similar recordings ; matrices for the * production of records , prepared record blanks , film for mechanical sound record - * ing , prepared tapes , wires , strips and the like , articles of a kind commonly used * for sound or similar recording CHAPTER 93 ex 93.04 * Sporting guns , rifles and carbines ex 93.07 * Wads for shotguns ; sporting cartridges , cartridges for revolvers , pistols and