Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00022:clause:2_3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00022
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 2 cl 3
Character Range: 73950–75749

3                                  For all other citrus, the sum of the following components:
                                   (a) $3.20 per tonne of the other citrus (the research and development component);
                                   (b) 30 cents per tonne of other citrus (the biosecurity activity component);
                                   (c) $1.05 per tonne of the other citrus (the biosecurity response component)

Note: For the definition of citrus box, see subclause (4).

Definitions
 (3) Orange means a fruit of the species Citrus sinensis.
 (4) Citrus box means a container of a kind:
 (a) used in the Australian horticultural industry for packing citrus; and
 (b) known in that industry as a bushel box or 30 litre box.

43‑4  Charge payer
  The charge on citrus is payable by the person who exports the citrus from Australia.

43‑5  Application provision
  Clause 43‑1 applies in relation to citrus that is exported on or after 1 January 2025, whether the citrus is harvested before, on or after that day.

Division 44—Custard apples

44‑1  Imposition of custard apple export charge
 (1) Charge is imposed on custard apples that are harvested in Australia and exported from Australia.
 (2) Custard apple means a fruit of:
 (a) the species Annona cherimola, Annona muricata, Annona reticulata or Annona squamosa; or
 (b) a hybrid between any of those species.

44‑2  Exemptions from the charge
  Charge is not imposed on custard apples if levy has already been imposed on the custard apples under Division 44 of Part 2‑3 of Schedule 2 to the Primary Industries (Excise) Levies Regulations 2024.

44‑3  Rate of the charge
 (1) The rate of the charge on custard apples is worked out using this table.

Custard apple export charge
Item                         Rate of charge