RESTRICTED
WORLD TRADE G/TMB/N/60
19April 1995
ORGANIZATION
(95-0924)
Textiles Monitoring Body Original: English
AGREEMENT ONTEXTILES AND CLOTHING
Notification under Article 2.1
European Community
TheTextiles Monitoring Body hasreceived anotification from theEuropean Commission,
pursuant toparagraph 1ofArticle 2.
TheTMB, inaccordance withparagraph 2ofArticle 2,iscirculating thisnotification toWTO
Members fortheirinformation.G/TMB/N/60
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION
DIRECTORATE GENERAL I
EXTERNAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS
004008
Brussels, 28.02.95
Ref: DD/Ib
I-D-1
Dear Ambassador,
Ihavethehonour tohereby notify totheTextiles Monitoring Body, under Article 2(1)ofthe
AgreementonTextilesandClothing,thequantitativerestrictionsmaintainedbytheEuropeanCommunity
under thesaidArticle. Thisnotification covers onlythose restrictions vis-à-vis contracting parties
which aremembers oftheWorld Trade Organization andwhich therefore benefit fromtheprovisions
ofArticle 2oftheAgreement onTextiles andClothing.
Thenotification comprises three elements:
- Annex IQuantitative Restrictions (Part 1Direct quotas andPart2OPTquotas);
- Annex IIFlexibility provisions;
- Annex IIIProduct classification.
Please accept, dearAmbassador, theassurance ofmyhighest consideration.
Yours sincerely,
David M.P. DALY
Ambassador Szepesi
Chairman
Textiles Monitoring Body
World Trade Organization
Centre William Rappard
RuedeLausanne 154
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ANNEX I
PART 1
COMMUNITY QUANTITATIVE RESTRICTIONS FOR DIRECT EXPORTS
(Thecomplete description ofthegoods isshown inAnnex III)
THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH
RATE IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
Argentina GROUP IA
1 tonnes 4,331 4,481 2.00%
2 tonnes 6,401 6,611 1.70%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 5,825 5,888 1.70%
GROUP IIIA
46 tonnes 20,754 20,960 6.00%
Brazil GROUP IA
1 tonnes 36,446 36,951 1.70%
2 tonnes 22,453 22,663 1.00%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 4,789 4,864 1.70%
3 tonnes 2,288 2,369 4.00%
GROUP IB
4 1,000 pieces 30,992 33,601 4.00%
6(1) 1,000 pieces 3,238 3,495 4.00%
GROUP IIA
9 tonnes 6,762 7,288 4.00%
20 tonnes 4,155 4,388 4.00%
22 tonnes 12,562 12,889 6.00%
39 tonnes 3,357 3,485 6.00%
GROUP IIIA
46 tonnes 19,453 20,178 6.00%
Hong Kong GROUP IA
2 tonnes 13,538 13,715 0.20%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 11,650 11,771 0.20%
3 tonnes 11,236 11,288 0.20%
ofwhich 3A tonnes 7,526 7,577 0.20%
GROUP IB
4(1) 1,000 pieces 37,788 45,058 0.70%
5 1,000 pieces 28,707 35,237 0.60%
6(1) 1,000 pieces 54,438 62,290 0.50%
ofwhich 6A 1,000 pieces 45,301 52,290 0.50%
7 1,000 pieces 32,029 36,186 0.80%
(*) Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
(**) Adjusted amount agreed between theParties intheamended bilateral Agreement for1994 totakeintoaccount theenlargement
oftheEuropean Community.
(1) SeeAppendix A.G/TMB/N/60
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THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH
RATE IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
Hong Kong 8 1,000 pieces 49,041 53,026 0.60%
(cont'd) GROUP IIA
32 tonnes 7,063 7,064 2.50%
39 tonnes 1,535 1,557 2.00%
GROUP IIB
12 1,000 pairs 12,724 13,249 3.00%
13(1) 1,000 pieces 82,812 99,330 1.00%
135 tonnes 1,671 1,690 4.00%
16 1,000 sets 2,316 2,573 1.50%
18 tonnes 7,459 7,616 2.50%
21(1) 1,000 pieces 17,55 19,187 1.50%
24 1,000 pieces 8,588 9,531 2.50%
26 1,000 pieces 10,138 10,476 1.00%
27 1,000 pieces 10,152 10,685 2.00%
29 1,000 sets 2,686 2,918 2.50%
31 1,000 pieces 20,485 22,484 3.00%
68(1) tonnes 2,662 2,849 3.50%
68S tonnes 606 661 3.50%
73(1) 1,000 sets 2,054 2,360 2.00%
77 tonnes 658 743 2.50%
78 tonnes 9,277 10,086 2.50%
83 tonnes 378 505 2.50%
GROUP IIIA
61 tonnes 2,297 2,299 5.00%
GROUP IIIB
10 1,000 pairs 89,287 90,364 2.00%
72 1,000 pieces 17,662 19,694 4.00%
74 1,000 sets 1,137 1,231 4.00%
India GROUP IA
1 tonnes 34,271 35,112 2.00%
2 tonnes 48,992 51,052 1.75%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 11,639 12,510 6.00%
3 tonnes 21,554 21,635 4.00%
ofwhich 3A tonnes 4,310 4,339 4.00%
GROUP IB
4(1) 1,000 pieces 38,148 49,878 4.50%
5 1,000 pieces 24,291 25,908 5.00%
6(1) 1,000 pieces 5,532 6,560 5.00%
(*) Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
(**) Adjusted amount agreed between theParties intheamended bilateral Agreement for1994 totakeintoaccount theenlargement
oftheEuropean Community.
(1) SeeAppendix A.G/TMB/N/60
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THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH
RATE IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
India (cont'd) 7 1,000 pieces 49,999 54,086 2.50%
8 1,000 pieces 34,980 38,549 2.75%
GROUP IIA
9 tonnes 7,298 7,453 5.00%
20 tonnes 12,247 13,843 5.00%
23 tonnes 13,000 13,164 6.00%
39 tonnes 3,246 3,851 6.00%
GROUP IIB
15 1,000 pieces 4,176 4,366 6.00%
24 1,000 pieces 46,000 48,152 6.00%
26 1,000 pieces 12,047 13,615 4.00%
27 1,000 pieces 10,975 11,714 4.00%
29 1,000 pieces 6,758 7,156 5.00%
Indonesia GROUP IA
1 tonnes 14,214 14,364 3.00%
2 tonnes 18,834 19,068 4.00%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 7,010 7,090 4.00%
3 tonnes 14,706 14,948 5.00%
ofwhich 3A tonnes 7,834 7,948 5.00%
GROUP IB
4 1,000 pieces 31,668 33,181 4.00%
5 1,000 pieces 23,671 24,945 6.00%
6(1) 1,000 pieces 8,338 9,048 6.00%
7 1,000 pieces 6,377 6,664 6.00%
8 1,000 pieces 10,227 10,485 6.00%
GROUP IIA
23 tonnes 13,000 13,500 6.00%
GROUP IIB
21 1,000 pieces 26,204 26,983 3.00%
GROUP IIIA
33 tonnes 11,400 11,754 5.00%
35 tonnes 13,926 14,323 5.50%
Macau GROUP IB
4(1) 1,000 pieces 12,103 12,955 1.00%
5 1,000 pieces 11,073 12,101 1.00%
6(1) 1,000 pieces 11,564 13,050 1.00%
7 1,000 pieces 4,519 5,085 1.00%
8 1,000 pieces 6,772 7,122 1.00%
(*) Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
(**) Adjusted amount agreed between theParties intheamended bilateral Agreement for1994 totakeintoaccount theenlargement
oftheEuropean Community.
(1) SeeAppendix A.G/TMB/N/60
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THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH
RATE IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
Macau (cont'd) GROUP IIA
20 tonnes 158 158 3.00%
39 tonnes 199 199 3.00%
GROUP IIB
13 1,000 pieces 6,934 7,042 2.00%
15 1,000 pieces 398 420 3.00%
16 1,000 pieces 389 407 1.50%
18 tonnes 3,783 3,818 2.00%
19 tonnes 630 630 3.00%
21(1) 1,000 pieces 563 663 2.00%
24(1) 1,000 pieces 1,766 1,819 2.00%
26 1,000 pieces 1,034 1,057 1.50%
27 1,000 pieces 2,286 2,349 1.50%
31 1,000 pieces 6,825 6,979 3.00%
73(1) 1,000 pieces 1,133 1,138 2.00%
78 tonnes 1,409 1,578 2.00%
83 tonnes 325 334 3.00%
Malaysia GROUP IA
2 tonnes 5,247 5,707 3.00%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 2,112 2,175 3.00%
3(1) tonnes 11,056 11,757 3.00%
ofwhich 3A(1) tonnes 4,460 4,727 3.00%
GROUP IB
4(1) 1,000 pieces 9,177 10,641 5.00%
5 1,000 pieces 4,484 4,940 5.00%
6(1) 1,000 pieces 6,001 6,259 5.00%
7 1,000 pieces 28,016 28,365 3.00%
8 1,000 pieces 5,717 6,794 3.00%
GROUP IIA
22 tonnes 7,564 7,891 6.00%
Pakistan GROUP IA
1(1) tonnes 9,280 15,389 2.50%
2 tonnes 26,874 29,920 2.50%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 4,240 6,854 6.00%
3 tonnes 39,554 40,637 4.00%
GROUP IB
4(1) 1,000 pieces 19,074 21,224 5.00%
5 1,000 pieces 4,915 5,490 6.00%
(*) Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
(**) Adjusted amount agreed between theParties intheamended bilateral Agreement for1994 totakeintoaccount theenlargement
oftheEuropean Community.
(1) SeeAppendix A.G/TMB/N/60
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THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH
RATE IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
Pakistan (cont'd) 6 1,000 pieces 22,365 22,867 5.00%
7 1,000 pieces 13,250 13,452 6.00%
8 1,000 pieces 4,372 4,695 3.00%
GROUP IIA
9 tonnes 4,025 5,557 6.00%
20 tonnes 17,741 20,385 6.50%
30 tonnes 8,400 8,542 5.00%
GROUP IIB
18 tonnes 12,720 12,997 6.00%
26 1,000 pieces 12,825 13,165 6.00%
28 1,000 pieces 46,000 47,579 6.00%
Peru GROUP IA
1(1) tonnes 9,963 10,528 5.00%
2 tonnes 5,527 5,789 7.00%
Philippines GROUP IB
4(1) 1,000 pieces 16,611 17,201 4.50%
5 1,000 pieces 7,863 8,142 5.00%
6(1) 1,000 pieces 6,755 7,012 5.50%
7 1,000 pieces 4,426 4,605 4.00%
8 1,000 pieces 5,351 5,597 3.50%
GROUP IIB
13 1,000 pieces 15,554 18,176 6.00%
15 1,000 pieces 2,038 2,228 6.00%
21(1) 1,000 pieces 5,872 6,234 6.00%
26 1,000 pieces 2,634 2,974 6.00%
31 1,000 pieces 10,667 11,266 6.00%
73(1) 1,000 pieces 10,826 11,003 5.00%
GROUP IIIB
10 1,000 pairs 13,604 15,183 6.00%
Singapore GROUP IA
2 tonnes 3,608 3,818 3.00%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 1,780 1,843 3.00%
3 tonnes 895 976 5.00%
GROUP IB
4(1) 1,000 pieces 18,903 19,732 4.00%
5 1,000 pieces 10,976 11,209 4.00%
6(1) 1,000 pieces 11,000 11,257 4.50%
7 1,000 pieces 9,486 9,665 4.00%
(*) Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
(**) Adjusted amount agreed between theParties intheamended bilateral Agreement for1994 totakeintoaccount theenlargement
oftheEuropean Community.
(1) SeeAppendix A.G/TMB/N/60
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THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH
RATE IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
Singapore (cont'd) 8 1,000 pieces 6,453 6,699 3.00%
South Korea GROUP IA
1 tonnes 881 897 0.10%
2 tonnes 5,596 6,074 0.10%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 707 1,034 0.10%
3 tonnes 4,503 4,760 0.50%
ofwhich 3A tonnes 675 784 1.00%
GROUP IB
4(1) 1,000 pieces 12,659 14,352 1.10%
5 1,000 pieces 28,278 33,402 0.60%
6(1) 1,000 pieces 5,236 5,566 1.25%
7 1,000 pieces 8,714 9,473 0.75%
8 1,000 pieces 29,715 31,262 0.75%
GROUP IIA
9 tonnes 1,197 1,197 2.50%
22 tonnes 13,753 17,774 3.50%
32 tonnes 2,149 2,156 3.00%
GROUP IIB
12 1,000 pairs 136,465 160,503 2.50%
13 1,000 pieces 9,048 14,193 1.50%
14 1,000 pieces 6,149 6,226 2.50%
15 1,000 pieces 8,000 8,236 3.00%
16 1,000 pieces 923 959 2.00%
17(1) 1,000 pieces 2,780 2,828 1.50%
18 tonnes 1,418 1,424 3.00%
21(1) 1,000 pieces 12,526 14,830 2.00%
24 1,000 pieces 4,266 4,540 3.30%
26 1,000 pieces 2,780 2,794 1.00%
27 1,000 pieces 1,647 1,709 2.00%
28 1,000 pieces 646 864 3.00%
29(1) 1,000 pieces 491 549 3.00%
31 1,000 pieces 5,699 5,782 2.50%
68 tonnes 1,142 1,216 5.00%
73 1,000 pieces 812 885 2.00%
77 tonnes 1,838 1,938 2.50%
78 tonnes 5,544 5,644 3.50%
83 tonnes 320 335 2.50%
(*) Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
(**) Adjusted amount agreed between theParties intheamended bilateral Agreement for1994 totakeintoaccount theenlargement
oftheEuropean Community.
(1) SeeAppendix A.G/TMB/N/60
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THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH
RATE IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
South Korea GROUP IIIA
(cont'd) 33 tonnes 5,810 5,813 4.50%
35 tonnes 5,275 5,632 5.00%
36 tonnes 4,287 4,352 6.00%
37 tonnes 6,132 6,140 5.00%
50 tonnes 701 701 4.80%
GROUP IIIB
10 1,000 pairs 23,099 24,180 4.00%
67 tonnes 1,270 1,306 4.00%
70 1,000 pairs 7,430 7,537 6.00%
86 1,000 pieces 6,353 6,369 8.00%
91 tonnes 706 886 5.00%
97 tonnes 1,185 1,187 6.00%
ofwhich 97A(1) tonnes 380 380 6.00%
100 tonnes 5,247 5,869 6.00%
111 tonnes 96 96 7.00%
SriLanka GROUP 1B
6(1) 1,000 pieces 5,736 6,082 7.00%
7 1,000 pieces 9,182 9,420 7.00%
8 1,000 pieces 7,358 7,703 7.00%
GROUP IIB
21(1) 1,000 pieces 6,229 6,682 8.00%
Thailand GROUP IA
1 tonnes 16,124 16,274 3.00%
2 tonnes 11,771 11,981 3.00%
ofwhich 2A tonnes 3,064 3,127 3.00%
3(1) tonnes 21,259 21,672 3.00%
ofwhich 3A(1) tonnes 5,586 5,972 3.00%
GROUP IB
4 1,000 pieces 24,463 26,762 5.00%
5 1,000 pieces 17,324 18,879 5.00%
6 1,000 pieces 4,880 6,804 5.00%
7 1,000 pieces 5,822 6,369 5.00%
8 1,000 pieces 3,047 4,060 3.50%
GROUP IIA
20 tonnes 6,360 6,593 6.00%
22 tonnes 2,306 3,133 6.00%
(*) Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
(**) Adjusted amount agreed between theParties intheamended bilateral Agreement for1994 totakeintoaccount theenlargement
oftheEuropean Community.
(1) SeeAppendix A.G/TMB/N/60
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THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH
RATE IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
Thailand (cont'd) GROUP IIB
12 1,000 pairs 18,377 20,867 6.00%
21 1,000 pieces 7,831 8,370 6.00%
24(1) 1,000 pieces 4,117 4,615 6.00%
26 1,000 pieces 4,521 4,864 6.00%
73 1,000 pieces 2,635 2,756 6.00%
GROUP IIIB
10 1,000 pairs 15,559 17,138 7.00%
97 tonnes 1,397 1,453 6.00%
ofwhich 97A(1) tonnes 1,219 1,233 6.00%
(*) Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
(**) Adjusted amount agreed between theParties intheamended bilateral Agreement for1994 totakeintoaccount theenlargement
oftheEuropean Community.
(1) SeeAppendix A.G/TMB/N/60
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APPENDIX ATOANNEX I-PART 1
CATEGORY THIRD COUNTRY REMARKS
1 Pakistan Thefollowing additional quantities maybeadded totherelevant annual quantitative
limit:
1994: 355tonnes
Thegrowth rateof2.5% applicable tocategory 1applies alsotothese quantities.
These quantities may, subject tonotification, betransferred totherelevant quantitative
limits forcategory 2.Partofthequantity sotransferred maybeusedonaprorata
basis forcategory 2a.
Peru Inaddition tothequantitative limits shown inAnnex IPart1,anadditional annual
quantity of900tonnes ofproducts falling within category 1isreserved forimports into
theCommunity forprocessing bytheECindustry.
3 Malaysia
ThailandThequantitative limits shown inAnnex IPart1include cotton fabric falling within
category 2.
3a Malaysia
ThailandThequantitative limits shown inAnnex IPart1include cotton fabric other than
unbleached orbleached falling within category 2a.
4 Hong Kong
India
Macau
Malaysia
Pakistan
Philippines
Singapore
South KoreaForthepurpose ofsetting offexports against theagreed quantitative limits a
conversion rateoffivegarments (other thanbabies 'garments) ofamaximum
commercial sizeof130cmorthree garments whose commercial sizeexceeds 130cm
maybeapplied forupto5%ofthequantitative limits.
ForHong Kong, Macau andSouth Korea, thisfigure shallbe3%.
Theexport license concerning these products must bear, inbox9,thewords 'The
conversion rateforgarments ofacommercial sizeofnotmore than130cmmust be
applied '.
6 Brazil
India
Indonesia
Macau
Malaysia
Philippines
Singapore
South Korea
SriLankaForthepurpose ofsetting offexports against theagreed quantitative limits a
conversion rateoffivegarments (other thanbabies 'garments) ofamaximum
commercial sizeof130cmorthree garments whose commercial sizeexceeds 130cm
maybeapplied forupto5%ofthequantitative limits.
ForMacau thisfigure shallbe3%andforHong Kong itshallbe1%. Utilization of
theconversion rateforHong Hong islimited inrespect oflongtrousers tothe
sub-ceiling shown below.
Theexport license concerning these products must bear, inbox9,thewords 'The
conversion rateforgarments ofacommercial sizeofnotmore than130cmmust be
applied '.
Hong Kong Within thequantitative limits laiddown inAnnex IPart1there arethefollowing sub-
ceilings forlongtrousers falling within CN-codes 62034110, 62034231, 62034233,
62034235, 62034319, 62034919, 62046110, 62046231, 62046239, 62046318,
62046918, 62113242, 62113342, 62114242 and62114342:
1994: 52,290,000 pieces
Theexport license covering these products should beendorsed 'category 6A'.
13 Hong Kong Thequantitative limits shown inAnnex IPart1cover onlyproducts ofcotton or
synthetic fibres falling within CNcodes 61071100, 61071200, 61082100 and
61082200.
Inaddition tothequantitative limits shown inAnnex IPart1,thefollowing specific
quantities were agreed forexports ofproducts (ofwool orregenerated fibres) falling
within CN-codes 61071200, 61071900, 61082200 and61082900:
1994: 1,690 tonnes
Theexport license covering these products should beendorsed 'category 13S'.G/TMB/N/60
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CATEGORY THIRD COUNTRY REMARKS
21 Hong Kong
Macau
Philippines
South Korea
SriLankaForthepurpose ofsetting offexports against theagreed quantitative limits a
conversion rateoffivegarments (other thanbabies 'garments) ofamaximum
commercial sizeof130cmorthree garments whose commercial sizeexceeds 130cm
maybeapplied forupto5%ofthequantitative limits.
ForHong Kong thisfigure shallbe2%andforSouth Korea 3%.
Theexport license concerning these products must bear, inbox9,thewords 'The
conversion rateforgarments ofacommercial sizeofnotmore than130cmmust be
applied '.
24 Macau Forthepurpose ofsetting offexports against theagreed quantitative limits a
conversion rateoffivegarments (other thanbabies 'garments) ofamaximum
commercial sizeof130cmorthree garments whose commercial sizeexceeds 130cm
maybeapplied forupto5%ofthequantitative limits.
Theexport license concerning these products must bear, inbox9,thewords 'The
conversion rateforgarments ofacommercial sizeofnotmore than130cmmust be
applied '.
Thailand Thequantitative limits donotcover products falling within CN-codes 61072100 and
61072200.
29 South Korea Inaddition tothequantitative limits laiddown inAnnex IPart1,additional quantities
arereserved formartial arts(judo, karate, kingfu,Taekwondo orthelike)clothing:
1994: 275,000 pieces
Agrowth rateof3.6% isapplicable tothese quantities.
68 Hong Kong Thequantitative limits shown inAnnex IPart1cover onlythegarments falling within
CN-codes 61111090, 61112090, 61113090, ex61119000, ex62091000, ex62092000,
ex62093000 andex62099000.
Inaddition tothequantitative limits shown inAnnex IPart1,thefollowing specific
quantities were agreed forexports ofbabies 'garments andclothing accessories, knitted
orcrocheted, other thangloves, mittens andmitts; babies 'garments other thanknitted
orcrocheted falling within CN-codes 61111090, 61112090, 61113090, ex61119000,
ex62091000, ex62092000, ex62093000 andex62099000:
1994: 661tonnes
Theexport license covering these products should beendorsed 'category 68S'.
72 Hong Kong Applies onlytoknitted swimwear.
73 Hong Kong
Macau
PhilippinesForthepurpose ofsetting offexports against theagreed quantitative limits a
conversion rateoffivegarments (other thanbabies 'garments) ofamaximum
commercial sizeof130cmorthree garments whose commercial sizeexceeds 130cm
maybeapplied forupto5%ofthequantitative limits.
ForHong Kong thisfigure shallbe3%.
Theexport license concerning these products must bear, inbox9,thewords 'The
conversion rateforgarments ofacommercial sizeofnotmore than130cmmust be
applied '.
97a South Korea
ThailandFinenets(CN-codes 5608 1119 and5608 1199)G/TMB/N/60
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ANNEX I
PART 2
Additional Community quantitative levels forgoods re-imported under OPT(1)
(Thecomplete description ofthegoods isshown inAnnex III)
THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH RATE
IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
India 1995 levels GROUP IB
7 1,000 pieces 2,783 3.75%
8 1,000 pieces 1,989 4.13%
GROUP IIB
15 1,000 pieces 100 9.00%
26 1,000 pieces 1,425 6.00%
27 1,000 pieces 1,226 6.00%
Indonesia GROUP IB
6 1,000 pieces 549 585 9.00%
7 1,000 pieces 365 389 9.00%
8 1,000 pieces 457 487 9.00%
Macau GROUP IB
6 1,000 pieces 229 229 2.25%
GROUP IIB
16 1,000 pieces 594 594 2.50%
Malaysia GROUP IB
4 1,000 pieces 166 177 7.50%
5 1,000 pieces 166 177 7.50%
6 1,000 pieces 166 177 7.50%
7 1,000 pieces 166 177 4.50%
8 1,000 pieces 137 146 4.50%
Pakistan GROUP IB
4 1,000 pieces 2,311 2,464 7.50%
5 1,000 pieces 927 988 9.00%
6 1,000 pieces 2,140 2,281 7.00%
7 1,000 pieces 1,017 1,084 7.00%
8 1,000 pieces 1,418 1,512 7.00%
GROUP IIB
26 1,000 pieces 1,388 1,480 7.00%
Philippines GROUP IB
6 1,000 pieces 423 451 8.25%
8 1,000 pieces 115 123 5.25%
(1) Outward processing traffic levels represent asupplementary quantitative access forproducts re-imported intotheUnion after
processing inthethirdcountry concerned, inaccordance withCouncil.
Regulation No.3036/94 oneconomic outward processing.
* Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
** Adjusted amount agreed between theParties totakeintoaccount theenlargement oftheEuropean Union.G/TMB/N/60
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THIRD
COUNTRYCATEGORY UNIT (A)* (B)** GROWTH RATE
IN
BILATERAL
AGREEMENT
Philippines GROUP IIB
(cont'd) 21 1,000 pieces 180 192 9.00%
Singapore GROUP IB
7 1,000 pieces 451 481 6.00%
SriLanka GROUP IB
6 1,000 pieces 1,716 1,829 10.50%
7 1,000 pieces 1,295 1,380 10.50%
8 1,000 pieces 1,193 1,305 10.50%
GROUP IIB
21 1,000 pieces 1,301 1,387 12.00%
Thailand GROUP IB
5 1,000 pieces 108 115 8.00%
6 1,000 pieces 108 115 8.00%
7 1,000 pieces 197 210 7.00%
8 1,000 pieces 108 115 8.00%
GROUP IIB
21 1,000 pieces 387 413 15.00%
26 1,000 pieces 164 175 8.00%
(1) Outward processing traffic levels represent asupplementary quantitative access forproducts re-imported intotheUnion after
processing inthethirdcountry concerned, inaccordance withCouncil.
Regulation No.3036/94 oneconomic outward processing.
* Amount foreseen inthebilateral Agreement for1994.
** Adjusted amount agreed between theParties totakeintoaccount theenlargement oftheEuropean Union.G/TMB/N/60
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ANNEX II
Flexibility provisions
DIRECT QUANTITATIVE LIMITS
Theattached tableindicates foreachofthesupplier countries listed inColumn 1themaximum
amounts which, afteradvance notification totheCommission, itmaytransfer between thecorresponding
direct quantitative limits indicated inAnnex I(Part 1)inaccordance withthefollowing provisions:
- advance utilization ofthequantitative limit fortheparticular category established forthe
following quota yearshallbeauthorized uptothepercentage ofthequantitative limitforthe
current yearindicated inColumn 2;theamounts inquestion shall bededucted from the
corresponding quantitative limits forthefollowing year;
- carryover ofamounts notutilized inagiven yeartothecorresponding quantitative limitfor
thefollowing yearshallbeauthorized uptothepercentage ofthequantitative limitfortheyear
ofactual utilization indicated inColumn 3;
- transfers from categories 1tocategories 2and3shallbeauthorized uptothepercentages of
thequantitative limittowhich thetransfer ismade indicated inColumn 4;
- transfers between categories 2and3shallbeauthorized uptothepercentages ofthequantitative
limittowhich thetransfer ismade indicated inColumn 5;
- transfers between categories 4,5,6,7and8shallbeauthorized uptothepercentages ofthe
quantitative limittowhich thetransfer ismade indicated inColumn 6;
- transfers intoanyofthecategories inGroups IIorIII(andwhere applicable Group IV)from
anyofthecategories inGroups I,IIorIIIshallbeauthorized uptothepercentages ofthe
quantitative limittowhich thetransfer ismade indicated inColumn 7.
Thetableofequivalence applicable totheabove-mentioned transfers isgiven inAnnex III.
Additional conditions, possibilities fortransfers andnotes aregiven inColumn 8ofthetable.
OPTADDITIONAL QUANTITATIVE LEVELS
Asregards theOPTlevels indicated inAnnex I(Part 2),thefollowing arethetransfers which
maybemade:
- transfer between categories: 20percentofthequantitative levelestablished forthecategory
towhich thetransfer ismade;
- carryover: 10.5percentofthequantitative levelestablished fortheactual yearofutilization;
- advance use:7.5percentofthequantitative levelestablished fortheyearofactual utilization.G/TMB/N/60
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Country Advance
utilizationCarryover Transfers from
cat.1to
cats.2and3Transfers
between
cats.2and3Transfers
between
cats.4,5,6,
7and8Transfers
from
Groups I,
II,III,IVAdditional
conditions
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Argentina 5% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7% Transfers maybe
made from
categories 2and3
tocategory 1upto
4%
Brazil 5% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7% Atransfer of2%
from cats.2and3
tocat.1shallalso
beauthorized
Hong Kong * * 0% 4% 4% 5% *See attached
Appendix
India 5% 7% 7& 7% 7% 7%
Indonesia 5% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7%
Macau 1% 2% 0% 4% 4% 5% Further amounts
maybeauthorized
following
consultations upto:
column 2:5%,
column 3:7%
Malaysia 5% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7%
Pakistan 5% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7% With regard to
column 4transfers
maybemade
between cats.1,2
and3
Peru 5% 9% - - 11% 11% Transfers maybe
made between
cats.1,2and3up
to11%
Philippines 5% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7%
Singapore 5% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7%
South Korea 1% 2% 0% 4% 4% 5% Further amounts
maybeauthorized
following
consultation upto:
column 2:5%,
column 3:7%.
Additional transfers
maybemade
between cats.17
and21upto1.5%
SriLanka 5% 9% 11% 11% 11% 11%
Thailand 5% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7%G/TMB/N/60
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Appendix toAnnex II
Hong Kong -Carryover andCarry Forward
Carryover
Group I carryover forcategories
2,2A,3,3A upto3.75%
4 upto3.25%
5 upto3.00%
6,6A,7,8 upto2.50%
Group II 13,13S,21,73 upto3.00%
18,68,68S upto3.50%
12,31 upto4.50%
24,26,27,32,39,78 upto5.00%
16,29,77,83 upto5.50%
Group III allcategories upto5.50%
Advance Utilization
Group I carry forward forcategories
2,2A upto3.25%
3,3A,4,7,8 upto3.00%
5 upto3.75%
6,6A upto2.75%
Group II 13,21,68,73 upto3.50%
12,16,18,24,26
32,29,77 upto4.25%
13S,31,68S,83 upto4.50%
27,29,78 upto5.00%
Group III allcategories upto5.00%G/TMB/N/60
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ANNEX III
Products
1. When theconstitutive material oftheproducts ofCategories 1to114isnotspecifically mentioned, these products aretobetaken
tobemade exclusively ofwool oroffinehair,ofcotton orofman-made fibres.
2. Garments which arenotrecognizable asbeing garments formenorboysorasbeing garments forwomen orgirlsareclassified
withthelatter.
3. Where theexpression "babies 'garments" isused, thisismeant tocover garments uptoandincluding commercial size86.
GROUP 1A
Table ofequivalence
Category CNcode1995 Description pieces/kg. g/piece
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
1 5204 1100
5204 1900Cotton yarn, notputupforretail sale
5205 1100
5205 1200
5205 1300
5205 1400
5205 1510
5205 1590
5205 2100
5205 2200
5205 2300
5205 2400
5205 2510
5205 2530
5205 2590
5205 3100
5205 3200
5205 3300
5205 3400
5205 3510
5205 3590
5205 4100
5205 4200
5205 4300
5205 4400
5205 4510
5205 4530
5205 4590
5206 1100
5206 1200
5206 1300
5206 1400
5206 1510
5206 1590
5206 2100
5206 2200
5206 2300
5206 2400
5206 2510
5206 2590
5206 3100
5206 3200
5206 3300
5206 3400
5206 3510
5206 3590
5206 4100
5206 4200G/TMB/N/60
Page19
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
1 5206 4300
(cont'd) 5206 4400
5206 4510
5206 4590
ex5604 9000
2 5208 1110
5208 1190
5208 1211
5208 1213
5208 1215
5208 1219
5208 1291Woven fabrics ofcotton, other thangauze,
terry fabrics, narrow woven fabrics, pile
fabrics, chenille fabrics, tulleandother net
fabrics
5208 1293
5208 1295
5208 1299
5208 1300
5208 1900
5208 2110
5208 2190
5208 2211
5208 2213
5208 2215
5208 2219
5208 2291
5208 2293
5208 2295
5208 2299
5208 2300
5208 2900
5208 3100
5208 3211
5208 3213
5208 3215
5208 3219
5208 3291
5208 3293
5208 3295
5208 3299
5208 3300
5208 3900
5208 4100
5208 4200
5208 4300
5208 4900
5208 5100
5208 5210
5208 5290
5208 5300
5208 5900
5209 1100
5209 1200
5209 1900
5209 2100
5209 2200
5209 2900
5209 3100
5209 3200
5209 3900
5209 4100
5209 4200
5209 4300
5209 4910
5209 4990G/TMB/N/60
Page20
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
2 5209 5100
(cont'd) 5209 5200
5209 5900
5210 1110
5210 1190
5210 1200
5210 1900
5210 2110
5210 2190
5210 2200
5210 2900
5210 3110
5210 3190
5210 3200
5210 3900
5210 4100
5210 4200
5210 4900
5210 5100
5210 5200
5210 5900
5211 1100
5211 1200
5211 1900
5211 2100
5211 2200
5211 2900
5211 3100
5211 3200
5211 3900
5211 4100
5211 4200
5211 4300
5211 4911
5211 4919
5211 4990
5211 5100
5211 5200
5211 5900
5212 1110
5212 1190
5212 1210
5212 1290
5212 1310
5212 1390
5212 1410
5212 1490
5212 1510
5212 1590
5212 2110
5212 2190
5212 2210
5212 2290
5212 2310
5212 2390
5212 2410
5212 2490
5212 2510
5212 2590G/TMB/N/60
Page21
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
2 ex5811 0000
(cont'd)
ex6308 0000
2(a) 5208 3100 (a)Ofwhich:
5208 3211
5208 3213
5208 3215
5208 3219Other thanunbleached orbleached
5208 3291
5208 3293
5208 3295
5208 3299
5208 3300
5208 3900
5208 4100
5208 4200
5208 4300
5208 4900
5208 5100
5208 5210
5208 5290
5208 5300
5208 5900
5209 3100
5209 3200
5209 3900
5209 4100
5209 4200
5209 4300
5209 4910
5209 4990
5209 5100
5209 5200
5209 5900
5210 3110
5210 3190
5210 3200
5210 3900
5210 4100
5210 4200
5210 4900
5210 5100
5210 5200
5210 5900
5211 3100
5211 3200
5211 3900
5211 4100
5211 4200
5211 4300
5211 4911
5211 4919
5211 4990
5211 5100
5211 5200
5211 5900
5212 1310
5212 1390
5212 1410
5212 1490
5212 1510G/TMB/N/60
Page22
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
2(a) 5212 1590
(cont'd) 5212 2310
5212 2390
5212 2410
5212 2490
5212 2510
5212 2590
ex5811 0000
ex6308 0000
3 5512 1100
5512 1910
5512 1990
5512 2100Woven fabrics ofsynthetic fibres
(discontinuous orwaste) other thannarrow
woven fabrics, pilefabrics (including terry
fabrics) andchenille fabrics
5512 2910
5512 2990
5512 9100
5512 9910
5512 9990
5513 1110
5513 1130
5513 1190
5513 1200
5513 1300
5513 1900
5513 2110
5513 2130
5513 2190
5513 2200
5513 2300
5513 2900
5513 3100
5513 3200
5513 3300
5513 3900
5513 4100
5513 4200
5513 4300
5513 4900
5514 1100
5514 1200
5514 1300
5514 1900
5514 2100
5514 2200
5514 2300
5514 2900
5514 3100
5514 3200
5514 3300
5514 3900
5514 4100
5514 4200
5514 4300
5514 4900
5515 1110
5515 1130
5515 1190G/TMB/N/60
Page23
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
3 5515 1210
(cont'd) 5515 1230
5515 1290
5515 1311
5515 1319
5515 1391
5515 1399
5515 1910
5515 1930
5515 1990
5515 2110
5515 2130
5515 2190
5515 2211
5515 2219
5515 2291
5515 2299
5515 2910
5515 2930
5515 2990
5515 9110
5515 9130
5515 9190
5515 9211
5515 9219
5515 9291
5515 9299
5515 9910
5515 9930
5515 9990
5803 9030
ex5905 0070
ex6308 0000
3(a) 5512 1910 (a) Ofwhich:
5512 1990
5512 2910 Other thanunbleached orbleached
5512 2990
5512 9910
5512 9990
5513 2110
5513 2130
5513 2190
5513 2200
5513 2300
5513 2900
5513 3100
5513 3200
5513 3300
5513 3900
5513 4100
5513 4200
5513 4300
5513 4900
5514 2100
5514 2200G/TMB/N/60
Page24
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
3(a) 5514 2300
(cont'd) 5514 2900
5514 3100
5514 3200
5514 3300
5514 3900
5514 4100
5514 4200
5514 4300
5514 4900
5515 1130
5515 1190
5515 1230
5515 1290
5515 1319
5515 1399
5515 1930
5515 1990
5515 2130
5515 2190
5515 2219
5515 2299
5515 2930
5515 2990
5515 9130
5515 9190
5515 9219
5515 9299
5515 9930
5515 9990
ex5803 9030
ex5905 0070
ex6308 0000
GROUP 1B
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
4 6105 1000 Shirts, T-shirts, lightweight fineknitroll, 6.48 154
6105 2010 poloorturtle necked jumpers andpullovers
6105 2090 (other thanwool orfineanimal hair), under-
6105 9010 vests andthelike,knitted orcrocheted
6109 1000
6109 9010
6109 9030G/TMB/N/60
Page25
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
4 6100 2010
(cont'd) 6110 3010
5 6101 1090 Jerseys, pullovers, slip-overs, waistcoats, 4.53 221
6101 2090 twinsets, cardigans, bed-jackets andjumpers
6101 3090 other thanjackets andblazers), anoraks,
windcheaters, waister jackets andthelike,
knitted orcrocheted.
6102 1090
6102 2090
6102 3090
6110 1010
6110 1031
6110 1035
6110 1038
6110 1091
6110 1095
6110 1098
6110 2091
6110 2099
6110 3091
6110 3099
6 6203 4110 Men'sorboys'woven breeches, shorts 1.76 568
6203 4190 other thanswimwear andtrousers
6203 4231 (including slacks); women 'sorgirls
6203 4233 woven trousers andslacks, orwool, or
6203 4235 cotton orofman-made fibres; lower parts
6203 4290 oftracksuits withlininig other thancategory
6203 4319 16or29,ofcotton orofman-made fibres
6203 4390
6203 4919
6203 4950
6204 6110
6204 6231
6204 6233
6204 6239
6204 6318
6204 6918
6211 3242
6211 3342
6211 4242
6211 4342
7 6106 1000 Women 'sorgirls'blouses, shirts andshirt- 5.55 180
6106 2000 blouses whether ornotknitted orcrocheted,
6106 9010 ofwool, cotton orman-made fibres
6206 2000
6206 3000
6206 4000
8 6205 1000 Men'sorboys'shirts, other thanknitted or 4.60 217
6205 2000 crocheted, ofwool, cotton orman-made
6205 3000 fibresG/TMB/N/60
Page26
GROUP IIA
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
9 5802 1100 Terry towelling andsimilar woven terry
5802 1900 fabrics ofcotton; toilet linen andkitchen
linen, other thanknitted orcrocheted ofterry
towelling andwoven terry fabrics, ofcotton
ex6302 6000
20 6302 2100 Bed-linen, other thanknitted orcrocheted
6302 2290
6302 2990
6302 3110
6302 3190
6302 3290
6302 3990
22 5508 1011 Yarn ofstaple orwaste synthetic fibres
5508 1019 notputupforretail sale
5509 1100
5509 1200
5509 2110
5509 2190
5509 2210
5509 2290
5509 3110
5509 3190
5509 3210
5509 3290
5509 4110
5509 4190
5509 4210
5509 4290
5509 5100
5509 5210
5509 5290
5509 5300
5509 5900
5509 6110
5509 6190
5509 6200
5509 6900
5509 9110
5509 9190
5509 9200
5509 9900
22(a) ex5508 1019 (a)Ofwhich acrylic
5509 3110
5509 3190G/TMB/N/60
Page27
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
22(a) 5509 3210
(cont'd) 5509 3290
5509 6110
5509 6190
5509 6200
5509 6900
23 5508 2010 Yarn ofstaple orwaste artificial fibres, not
putupforretail sale
5510 1100
5510 1200
5510 2000
5510 3000
5510 9000
32 5801 1000 Woven pilefabrics andchenille fabrics
5801 2100 (other thanterry towelling orterry fabrics
5801 2200 ofcotton andnarrow woven fabrics) and
5801 2300 tufted textile surfaces, orwool, ofcotton or
5801 2400 ofman-made textile fibres
5801 2500
5801 2600
5801 3100
5801 3200
5801 3300
5801 3400
5801 3500
5801 3600
5802 2000
5802 3000
32(a) 5801 2200 (a)Ofwhich:
Cotton corduroy
39 6302 5110 Table linen, toilet andkitchen linen, other
6302 5190 thanknitted orcrocheted, other thanof
6302 5390 terry towelling orsimilar terry fabrics of
ex6302 5900 cotton
6302 9110
6302 9190
6302 9390
ex6302 9900G/TMB/N/60
Page28
GROUP IIB
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
12 6115 1200 Panty-hose andtights, stockings, under- 24.3pairs 41
6115 1910 stockings, ankle-socks, sockettes andthe
6115 1990 like,knitted orcrocheted, other thanfor
6115 2011 babies, including stockings forvaricose
6115 2090 veins, other thanproducts ofcategory 70
6115 9100
6115 9200
6115 9310
6115 9330
6115 9399
6115 9900
13 6107 1100 Men'sorboys'underpants andbriefs, 17 59
6107 1200 women 'sorgirls'knickers andbriefs,
6107 1900 knitted orcrocheted, orwool, cotton
orman-made fibres
6108 2100
6108 2200
6108 2900
14 6201 1100 Men'sorboys'woven overcoats, rain- 0.72 1,389
ex6201 1210 coats, andother coats, cloaks, andcapes
ex6201 1290 ofwool, ofcotton orofman-made textile
ex6201 1310 fibres (other thanparkas) (ofcategory 21)
ex6201 1390
6210 2000
15 6202 1100 Women 'sorgirl'swoven overcoats, rain- 0.84 1,190
ex6202 1210 coats andother coats, cloaks andcapes;
ex6202 1290 jackets andblazers, ofwool, ofcotton or
ex6202 1310 ofman-made textile fibres (other thanparkas
ex6201 1390 (ofcategory 21)
6204 3100
6204 3290
6204 3390
6204 3919
6210 3000
16 6203 1100 Men'sorboys'suitsandensembles, other
thanknitted orcrocheted, ofwool, of
cotton orofman-made fibres, excluding ski
suits. Men'sorboys'tracksuits withlining
withanouter shellofasingle identical
fabric, ofcotton orofman-made fibres0.80 1,250
6203 1200
6203 1910
6203 1930
6203 2100
6203 2280
6203 2380
6203 2918
6211 3231
6211 3331G/TMB/N/60
Page29
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
17 6203 3100 Men'sorboys'jackets andblazers, other
thanknitted orcrocheted, ofwool, of
cotton orofman-made fibres1.43 700
6203 3290
6203 3390
6203 3919
18 6207 1100 Men'sorboys'singlets andother vests,
underpants, briefs, nightshirts, pyjamas,
bathrobes, dressing gowns andsimilar
articles, other thanknitted orcrocheted6207 1900
6207 2100
6207 2200
6207 2900
6207 9110
6207 9190
6207 9200
6207 9900
6208 1100 Women 'sorgirls'singlets andother vests,
slips, petticoats, briefs, panties, nightdresses,
pyjamas, negligés, bathrobes, dressing gowns
andsimilar articles, other thanknitted or
crocheted6208 1910
6208 1990
6208 2100
6208 2200
6208 2900
6208 9111
6208 9190
6208 9210
6208 9290
6208 9900
19 6213 2000 Handkerchiefs, other thanknitted or 59 17
6213 9000 crocheted
21 ex6201 1210 Parkas; anoraks, windcheaters, waister
jackets andthelike,other thanknitted or
crocheted, ofwool, ofcotton, orman-
made fibres. Upper parts oftracksuits
withlining other thancategory 16or29,of
cotton orofman-made fibres2.3 435
ex6201 1290
ex6201 1310
ex6201 1390
6201 9100
6201 9200
6201 9300
ex6202 1210
ex6202 1290
ex6202 1310
ex6202 1390
6202 9100
6202 9200
6202 9300
6211 3241
6211 3341
6211 4241
6211 4341
24 6107 2100 Men'sorboys'nightshirts, pyjamas,
bathrobes, dressing gowns andsimilar
articles, knitted orcrocheted3.9 257
6107 2200
6107 2900
6107 9110
6107 9200
ex6107 9900G/TMB/N/60
Page30
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
24(cont'd) 6108 3110
6108 3190Women 'sorgirls'nightdresses, pyjamas,
négligés, bathrobes, dressing gowns and
similar articles, knitted orcrocheted 6108 3211
6108 3219
6108 3290
6108 3900
6108 9110
6108 9190
6108 9200
6108 9910
26 6104 4100 Women 'sorgirl'sdresses, ofwool, of
cotton orofman-made fibres3.1 323
6104 4200
6104 4300
6104 4400
6204 4100
6204 4200
6204 4300
6204 4400
27 6104 5100 Women 'sorgirls'skirts, including
divided skirts2.6 385
6104 5200
6104 5300
6104 5900
6204 5100
6204 5200
6204 5300
6204 5910
28 6103 4110 Trousers, bibandbrace overalls, breeches
andshorts (other thanswimwear), knitted or
crocheted, ofwool, ofcotton orofman-made
fibres1.61 620
6103 4190
6103 4210
6103 4290
6103 4310
6103 4390
6103 4910
6103 4991
6104 6110
6104 6190
6104 6210
6104 6290
6104 6310
6104 6390
6104 6910
6104 6991
29 6204 1100 Women 'sorgirls'suitsandensembles,
other thanknitted orcrocheted, ofwool, of
cotton orofman-made fibres, excluding ski
suits. Women 'sorgirlstracksuits with
lining withanouter shellofanidentical
fabric, ofcotton orofman-made
fibres1.37 730
6204 1200
6204 1300
6204 1910
6204 2100
6204 2280
6204 2380
6204 2918
6211 4231
6211 4331G/TMB/N/60
Page31
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
31 6212 1000 Brassières, woven, knitted orcrocheted 18.2 55
68 6111 1090 Babies 'garments andclothing accessories,
excluding babies 'gloves, mittens andmitts of
categories 10and87,andbabies '
stockings, socks andsockettes, other than
knitted orcrocheted, ofcategory 886111 2090
6111 3090
ex6111 9000
ex6209 1000
ex6209 2000
ex6209 3000
ex6209 9000
73 6112 1100 Track suitsofknitted orcrocheted fabric, of
wool, ofcotton orofman-made textile
fibres1.67 600
6112 1200
6112 1900
76 6203 2210 Men'sorboys'industrial oroccupational
clothing, other thanknitted or
crocheted;
Women 'sorgirls'aprons, smock-
overalls andother industrial or
occupational clothing, other thanknitted or
crocheted6203 2310
6203 2911
6203 3210
6203 3310
6203 3911
6203 4211
6203 4251
6203 4311
6203 4331
6203 4911
6203 4931
6204 2210
6204 2310
6204 2911
6204 3210
6204 3310
6204 3911
6204 6211
6204 6251
6204 6311
6204 6331
6204 6911
6204 6931
6211 3210
6211 3310
6211 4210
6211 4310
77 ex6211 2000 Skisuits, other thanknitted orcrocheted
78 6203 4130 Garments, other thanknitted orcrocheted,
excluding garments ofcategories 6,7,8,14,
15,16,17,18,21,26,27,29,68,72,76
and776203 4259
6203 4339
6203 4939
6204 6180
6204 6190
6204 6259
6204 6290
6204 6339
6204 6390G/TMB/N/60
Page32
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
78(cont'd) 6204 6939
6204 6950
6210 4000
6210 5000
6211 3100
6211 3290
6211 3390
6211 4100
5211 4290
6211 4390
83 6101 1010
6101 2010
6101 3010Overcoats, jackets, blazers andother
garments, including skisuits, knitted or
crocheted, excluding garments ofcategories
4,5,7,13,24,26,27,28,68,69,72,73,
74,75
6102 1010
6102 2010
6102 3010
6103 3100
6103 3200
6103 3300
ex6103 3900
6104 3100
6104 3200
6104 3300
ex6104 3900
ex6112 2000
6113 0090
6114 1000
6114 2000
6114 3000G/TMB/N/60
Page33
GROUP IIIA
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
33 5407 2011
6305 3191
6305 3199Woven fabrics ofsynthetic filament yarn
obtained from striporthelikeofpolyethylene or
polypropylene, lessthan3m.wide
Sacks andbags, ofakindusedforthepacking
ofgoods, notknitted orcrocheted, obtained
from striporthelike
34 5407 2019 Woven fabrics ofsynthetic filament yarn,
obtained from striporthelikeofpolyethylene
orpolypropylene, 3m.ormore wide
35 5407 1000
5407 2090
5407 3000
5407 4100
5407 4210
5407 4290
5407 4300
5407 4410
5407 4490
5407 5100
5407 5200
5407 5310
5407 5390
5407 5400
5407 6010
5407 6030
5407 6051
5407 6059
5407 6090
5407 7100
5407 7200
5407 7310
5407 7391
5407 7399
5407 7400
5407 8100
5407 8200
5407 8310
5407 8390
5407 8400
5407 9100
5407 9200
5407 9310
5407 9390
5407 9400
ex5811 0000
ex5905 0070Woven fabrics ofsynthetic fibres (continuous),
other thanthose fortyres ofcategory 114G/TMB/N/60
Page34
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
35(a)
(cont'd)5407 4210
5407 4290
5407 4300
5407 4410
5407 4490
5407 5200
5407 5310
5407 5390
5407 5400
5407 6030
5407 6051
5407 6059
5407 6090
5407 7200
5407 7310
5407 7391
5407 7399
5407 7400
5407 8200
5407 8310
5407 8390
5407 8400
5407 9200
5407 9310
5407 9390
5407 9400
ex5811 0000
ex5905 0070(a) Ofwhich:
Other thanunbleached orbleached
36 5408 1000
5408 2100
5408 2210
5408 2290
5408 2310
5408 2390
5408 2400
5408 3100
5408 3200
5408 3300
5408 3400
ex5811 0000
ex5905 0070Woven fabrics ofcontinuous artificial fibres,
other thanthose fortyres ofcategory 114
36(a) 5408 1000
5408 2210
5408 2290
5408 2310
5408 2390
5408 2400
5408 3200
5408 3300
5408 3400
ex5811 0000
ex5905 0070(a) Ofwhich:
Other thanunbleached orbleachedG/TMB/N/60
Page35
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
37 5516 1100
5516 1200
5516 1300
5516 1400
5516 2100
5516 2200
5516 2310
5516 2390
5516 2400
5516 3100
5516 3200
5516 3300
5516 3400
5516 4100
5516 4200
5516 4300
5516 4400
5516 9100
5516 9200
5516 9300
5516 9400
5803 9050
ex5905 0070Woven fabrics ofartificial staple fibres
37(a) 5516 1200
5516 1300
5516 1400
5516 2200
5516 2310
5516 2390
5516 2400
5516 3200
5516 3300
5516 3400
5516 4200
5516 4300
5516 4400
5516 9200
5516 9300
5516 9400
5803 9050
ex5905 0070(a) Ofwhich:
Other thanunbleached orbleached
38A 6002 4311
6002 9310Knitted orcrocheted synthetic curtain fabric
including netcurtain fabric
38B ex6303 9100
ex6303 9290
ex6303 9990Netcurtains, other thanknitted orcrochetedG/TMB/N/60
Page36
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
40 ex6303 9100
ex6303 9290
ex6303 9990
6304 1910
ex6304 1990
6304 9200
ex6304 9300
ex6304 9900Woven curtains (including drapes), interior
blinds, curtain andbedvalances andother
furnishing articles), other thanknitted or
crocheted, ofwool, ofcotton orofman-made
fibres.
41 5401 1011
5401 1019
5402 1010
5402 1090
5402 2000
5402 3110
5402 3130
5402 3190
5402 3200
5402 3310
5402 3390
5402 3910
5402 3990
5402 4910
5402 4991
5402 4999
5402 5110
5402 5130
5402 5190
5402 5210
5402 5290
5402 5910
5402 5990
5402 6110
5402 6130
5402 6190
5402 6210
5402 6290
5402 6910
5402 6990
ex5604 2000
ex5604 9000Yarn ofsynthetic filament (continuous), notput
upforretail sale,other thannon-textured single
yarnuntwisted orwithatwistofnotmore than
50turns permetre.
42 5401 2010
5403 1000
5403 2010
5403 2090
ex5403 3200
5403 3390
5403 3900
5403 4100
5403 4200
5403 4900
ex5604 2000Yarn ofcontinuous man-made fibres, notputup
forretail sale:
Yarn ofartificial fibres, yarnofartificial
filaments, notputupforretail sale,other
thansingle yarnofviscose rayon untwisted
orwithatwistofnotmore than250turns
permetre andsingle non-textured yarnof
cellulose acetate.G/TMB/N/60
Page37
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
43 5204 2000 Yarn ofman-made filament, yarnofstaple
artificial fibres, cotton yarn, putupforretail
sale
5207 1000
5207 9000
5401 1090
5401 2090
5406 1000
5406 2000
5508 2090
5511 3000
46 5105 1000
5105 2100
5105 2900
5105 3010
5105 3090Carded orcombed sheep 'sorlamb'swool or
other fineanimal hair
47 5106 1010
5106 1090
5106 2011
5106 2019
5106 2091
5106 2099
5108 1010
5108 1090Yarn ofcarded sheep 'sorlambs 'wool (woollen
yarn) orofcarded fineanimal hair,notputup
forretail sale
48 5107 1010
5107 1090
5107 2010
5107 2030
5107 2051
5107 2059
5107 2091
5107 2099
5108 2010
5108 2090Yarn ofcombed sheep 'sorlambs 'wool
(worsted yarn) orofcombed fineanimal hair,
notputupforretail sale
49 5109 1010
5109 1090
5109 9010
5109 9090Yarn ofsheep 'sorlambs 'wool oroffineanimal
hair,putupforretail sale
50 5111 1111 Woven fabrics ofsheep 'sorlambs 'wool orof
fineanimal hair 5111 1119
5111 1191
5111 1199
5111 1911
5111 1999
5111 1931
5111 1939
5111 1991
5111 1999G/TMB/N/60
Page38
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
50(cont'd) 5111 2000
5111 3010
5111 3030
5111 3090
5111 9010
5111 9091
5111 9093
5111 9099
5112 1110
5112 1190
5112 1911
5112 1919
5112 1991
5112 1999
5112 2000
5112 3010
5112 3030
5112 3090
5112 9010
5112 9091
5112 9093
5112 9099
51 5203 0000 Cotton, carded orcombed
53 5803 1000 Cotton gauze
54 5507 0000 Staple artificial fibres, including waste,
carded, combed orotherwise processed
forspinning
55 5506 1000
5506 2000
5506 3000
5506 9010
5506 9091
5506 9099Synthetic staple fibres, including waste,
carded orcombed orotherwise processed
forspinning
56 5508 1090
5511 1000
5511 2000Yarn ofstaple synthetic fibres (including waste),
putupforretail sale
58 5701 1010
5701 1091
5701 1093
5701 1099
5701 9010
5701 9090Carpets, carpetines andrugs, knotted (made up
ornot)G/TMB/N/60
Page39
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
59 5702 1000
5702 3110
5702 3130
5702 3190
5702 3210
5702 3290
5702 3910
5702 4110
5702 4190
5702 4210
5702 4290
5702 4910
5702 5100
5702 5200Carpets andother textile floor coverings, other
thanthecarpets ofcategory 58
ex5702 5900
5702 9100
5702 9200
ex5702 9900
5703 1010
5703 1090
5703 2011
5703 2019
5703 2091
5703 2099
5703 3011
5703 3019
5703 3051
5703 3059
5703 3091
5703 3099
5703 9010
5703 9090
5704 1000
5704 9000
5705 0010
5705 0031
5705 0039
ex5705 0090
60 5805 0000 Tapestries, hand-made, ofthetypeGobelins,
Flanders, Aubusson, Beauvais andthelike,and
needleworked tapestries (forexample, petitpoint
andcross stitch) made inpanels andthelikeby
hand
61 ex5806 1000
5806 2000
5806 3110
5806 3190
5806 3210
5806 3290
5806 3900
5806 4000Narrow woven fabrics, andnarrow fabrics
(bolduc) consisting ofwarp without weft
assembled bymeans ofanadhesive, other than
labels andsimilar articles ofcategory 62
Elastic fabrics andtrimmings (notknitted or
crocheted), made from textile materials
assembled from rubber thread.G/TMB/N/60
Page40
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
62 5606 0091
5606 0099
5804 1011
5804 1019
5804 1090
5804 2110
5804 2190
5804 2910
5804 2990
5804 3000Chenille yarn(including flock chenille yarn),
gimped yarn(other thanmetallized yarnand
gimped horsehair yarn):
Tulle andother netfabrics butnotincluding
woven, knitted orcrocheted fabrics, hand or
mechanically-made lace, inthepiece, instrips or
inmotifs
5807 1010
5807 1090
5808 1000
5808 9000
5810 1010
5810 1090
5810 9110
5810 9190
5810 9210
5810 9290
5810 9910
5810 9990Labels, badges andthelikeoftextile materials,
notembroidered, inthepiece, instrips orcutto
shape orsize,woven
Braids andornamental trimmings inthepiece;
tassels, pompoms andthelike
Embroidery, inthepiece, instrips orinmotifs.
63 5906 9100
ex6002 1010
6002 1090
ex6002 3010
6002 3090
ex6001 1000
6002 2031
6002 4319Knitted orcrocheted fabric ofsynthetic fibres
containing byweight 5%ormore ofelastomeric
yarnandknitted orcrocheted fabric containing
byweight 5%ormore ofrubber thread
Raschel laceandlong-pile fabric ofsynthetic
fibres
65 5606 0010
ex6001 1000
6001 2100
6001 2200
6001 2910
6001 9110
6001 9130
6001 9150
6001 9190
6001 9210
6001 9230
6001 9250
6001 9290
6001 9910Knitted orcrocheted fabric other thanthose of
categories 38Aand63,ofwool ofcotton
orofman-made fibresG/TMB/N/60
Page41
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
65(cont'd) ex6002 1010
6002 2010
6002 2039
6002 2050
6002 2070
ex6002 3010
6002 4100
6002 4210
6002 4230
6002 4250
6002 4290
6002 4331
6002 4333
6002 4335
6002 4339
6002 4350
6002 4391
6002 4393
6002 4395
6002 4399
6002 9100
6002 9210
6002 9230
6002 9250
6002 9290
6002 9331
6002 9333
6002 9335
6002 9339
6002 9391
6002 9399
66 6301 1000
6301 2091
6301 2099
6301 3090
ex6301 4090
ex6301 9090Travelling rugsandblankets, other thanknitted
orcrocheted, ofwool, ofcotton orofman-made
fibresG/TMB/N/60
Page42
GROUP IIIB
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
10 6111 1010
6111 2010
6111 3010
ex6111 9000
6116 1010
6116 1090
6116 9100
6116 9200
6116 9300
6116 9900Gloves, mittens andmitts, knitted orcrocheted 17
pairs59
67 5807 9090
6113 0010
6117 1000
6117 2000
6117 8010
6117 8090
6117 9000
6301 2010
6301 3010
6301 4010
6301 9010
6302 1010
6302 1090
6302 4000
ex6302 6000
6303 1100
6303 1200
6303 1900
6304 1100
6304 9100
ex6305 2000
ex6305 3900
ex6305 9000
6305 3110
6307 1010
6307 9010Knitted orcrocheted clothing accessories other thanfor
babies; household linen ofallkinds, knitted or
crocheted; curtains (including drapes) andinterior
blinds, curtain orbedvalances andother furnishing
articles knitted orcrocheted; knitted orcrocheted
blankets andtravelling-rugs, other knitted orcrocheted
articles including parts ofgarments orofclothing
accessories
67(a) 6305 3110 (a) Ofwhich:
Sacks andbagsofakindusedforthepacking of
goods, made from polyethylene orpolypropylene
strip
69 6108 1110
6108 1190
6108 1910
6108 1990Woman 'sorgirls'slipsandpetticoats, knitted or
crocheted7.8 128G/TMB/N/60
Page43
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
70 6115 1100
6115 2019
6115 9391Panty-hose andtights ofsynthetic fibres, measuring per
single yarnlessthan67decitex (6.7tex)
Women 'sfull-length hosiery ofsynthetic fibres30.4
pairs33
72 6112 3110
6112 3190
6112 3910
6112 3990
6112 4110
6112 4190
6112 4910
6112 4990
6211 1100
6211 1200Swimwear, ofwool, ofcotton orman-made fibres 9.7 103
74 6104 1100
6104 1200
6104 1300
ex6104 1900
6104 2100
6104 2200
6104 2300
ex6104 2900Women 'sorgirls'knitted orcrocheted suitsand
ensembles, ofwool, ofcotton orman-made fibres,
excluding skisuits1.54 650
75 6103 1100
6103 1200
6103 1900
6103 2100
6103 2200
6103 2300
6103 2900Men'sorboys'knitted orcrocheted suitsand
ensembles, ofwool, ofcotton orofman-made fibres,
excluding skisuits0.80 1,250
84 6214 2000
6214 3000
6214 4000
6214 9010Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veilsandthelike
other thanknitted orcrocheted, ofwool, ofcotton or
man-made fibres
85 6215 2000
6215 9000Ties, bowtiesandcravats notknitted orcrocheted, of
wool, ofcotton orman-made fibres17.9 56
86 6212 2000
6212 3000
6212 9000Corsets, corset-belts, suspender belts, braces,
suspenders, garters andthelike,andparts thereof,
whether ornotknitted orcrocheted8.8 114
87 ex6209 1000
ex6209 2000
ex6209 3000
ex6209 9000
6216 0000Gloves, mittens andmitts, notknitted orcrochetedG/TMB/N/60
Page44
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
88 ex6209 1000
ex6209 2000
ex6209 3000
ex6209 9000
6217 1000
6217 9000Stockings, socks andsockettes, notknitted orcrocheted;
other clothing accessories, parts ofgarments orof
clothing accessories, other thanforbabies, other than
knitted orcrocheted
90 5607 4100
5607 4911
5607 4919
5607 4990
5607 5011
5607 5019
5607 5030
5607 5090Twine, cordage, ropes andcables ofsynthetic fibres,
plaited ornot
91 6306 2100
6306 2200
6306 2900Tents
93 ex6305 2000
ex6305 3900Sacks andbags, ofakindusedforthepacking ofgoods
ofwoven fabrics, other thanmade from polyethylene or
polypropylene strip
94 5601 1010
5601 1090
5601 2110
5601 2190
5601 2210
5601 2291
5601 2299
5601 2900
5601 3000Wadding oftextile materials andarticles thereof; textile
fibres, notexceeding 5mm.inlength (flock), textile
dustandmillneps
95 5602 1019
5602 1031
5602 1039
5602 1090
5602 2100
5602 2990
5602 9000Feltandarticles thereof, whether ornotimpregnated or
coated, other thanfloor coverings
ex5807 9010
ex5905 0070
6210 1010
6307 9091G/TMB/N/60
Page45
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
96 5603 0010
5603 0091
5603 0093
5603 0095
5603 0099
ex5807 9010
ex5905 0070
6210 1091
6210 1099
ex6301 4090
ex6301 9090
6302 2210
6302 3210
6302 5310
6302 9310
6303 9210
6303 9910
ex6304 1990
ex6304 9300
ex6304 9900
ex6305 3900
6307 1030
ex6307 9099Non-woven fabrics andarticles ofsuchfabrics, whether
ornotimpregnated, coated, covered orlaminated
97 5608 1111
5608 1119
5608 1191
5608 1199
5608 1911
5608 1919
5608 1931
5608 1939
5608 1991
5608 1999
5608 9000Netsandnetting made oftwine, cordage orropeand
made-up fishing netsofyarn, twine, cordage orrope
98 5609 0000
5905 0010Other articles made from yarn, twine, cordage, ropeor
cables, other thantextile fabrics, articles made from
suchfabrics andarticles ofcategory 97G/TMB/N/60
Page46
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
99 5901 1000
5901 9000
5904 1000
5904 9110
5904 9190
5904 9200
5906 1010
5906 1090
5906 9910
5906 9990
5907 0010
5907 0090Textile fabrics coated withgumoramylaceous
substances, ofakindusedforouter covers ofbooks and
thelike; tracing cloth; prepared painting canvas;
buckram andsimilar stiffened textile fabrics ofakind
usedforhatfoundations
Linoleum, whether ornotcuttoshape; floor coverings
consisting ofacoating orcovering applied onatextile
backing, whether ornotcuttoshape
Rubberized textile fabrics, notknitted orcrocheted,
excluding those fortyres
Textile fabrics otherwise impregnated orcoated;
painted canvas being theatrical scenery, studio back-
cloths orthelike,other thanofcategory 100
100 5903 1010
5903 1090
5903 2010
5903 2090
5903 9010
5903 9091
5903 9099Textile fabrics impregnated, coated, covered or
laminated withpreparations ofcellulose derivatives or
ofother artificial plastic materials
101 ex5607 9000 Twine, cordage, ropes andcables, plaited ornot,other
thanofsynthetic fibres
109 6306 1100
6306 1200
6306 1900
6306 3100
6306 3900Tarpaulins, sails, awnings andsunblinds
110 6306 4100
6306 4900Woven pneumatic mattresses
111 6306 9100
6306 9900Camping goods, woven, other thanpneumatic
mattresses andtents
112 6307 2000
ex6307 9099Other made-up textile articles, woven, excluding those
ofcategories 113and114
113 6307 1090 Floor cloths, dishcloths anddusters, other thanknitted
orcrochetedG/TMB/N/60
Page47
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
114 5902 1010
5902 1090
5902 2010
5902 2090
5902 9010
5902 9090
5908 0000
5909 0010
5909 0090
5910 0000
5911 1000
ex5911 2000
5911 3111
5911 3119
5911 3190
5911 3210
5911 3290
5911 4000
5911 9010
5911 9090Woven fabrics andarticles fortechnical users
115 5306 1011
5306 1019
5306 1031
5306 1039
5306 1050
5306 1090
5306 2011
5306 2019
5306 2090
5308 9011
5308 9013
5308 9019Flaxorramie yarn
117 5309 1111
5309 1119
5309 1190
5309 1910
5309 1990
5309 2110
5309 2190
5309 2910
5309 2990
5311 0010
5803 9090
5905 0031
5905 0039Woven fabrics offlaxoroframieG/TMB/N/60
Page48
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
118 6302 2910
6302 3910
6302 3930
6302 5200
ex6302 5900
6302 9200
ex6302 9900Table linen, toilet linen andkitchen offlaxorramie,
other thanknitted orcrocheted
120 ex6303 9990
6304 1930
ex6304 9900Curtains (including drapes), interior blinds, curtain and
bedvalances andother furnishing articles, notknitted or
crocheted, offlaxorramie
121 ex5607 9000 Twine, cordage, ropes andcables, plaited ornot,offlax
orramie
122 ex6305 9000 Sacks andbags, ofakindusedforthepacking of
goods, used, offlax,other thanknitted orcrocheted
123 5801 9010
6214 9090Woven pilefabrics andchenille fabrics offlaxorramie,
other thannarrow woven fabrics
Shawls, scarves, mufflers, manitillas, veilsandthelike,
offlaxorramie, other thanknitted orcrochetedG/TMB/N/60
Page49
GROUP V
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
124 5501 1000
5501 2000
5501 3000
5501 9000Synthetic staple fibres
5503 1011
5503 1019
5503 1090
5503 2000
5503 3000
5503 4000
5503 9010
5503 9090
5505 1010
5505 1030
5505 1050
5505 1070
5505 1090
125A 5402 4110 Synthetic filament yarn(continuous) notputup
5402 4130 forretail sale,other thanyarnofcategory 41
5402 4190
5402 4200
5402 4310
5402 4390
125B 5404 1010 Monofilament, strip(artificial straw andthelike)
5404 1090 andimitiation catgut ofsynthetic materials
5404 9011
5404 9019
5404 9090
ex5604 2000
ex5604 9000
126 5502 0010 Artificial staple fibres
5502 0090
5504 1000
5504 9000
5505 2000
127A 5403 3100 Yarn ofartificial filaments (continuous) notputup
ex5403 3200 forretail sale,other thanyarnofcategory 42
5403 3310
127B 5405 0000 Monofilament, strip(artificial straw andthelike)
ex5604 9000 andimitation catgut ofartificial textile materials
128 5105 4000 Coarse animal hair,carded orcombedG/TMB/N/60
Page50
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
129 5110 0000 Yarn ofcoarse animal hairorofhorsehair
130A 5004 0010 Silkyarnother thanspunfrom silkwaste
5004 0090
5006 0010
130B 5005 0010
5005 0090
5006 0090
ex5604 9000Silkyarnother thanofcategory 130A;silk-worm
gut
131 5308 9090 Yarn ofother vegetable textile fibres
132 5308 3000 Paper yarn
133 5308 2010 Yarn oftruehemp
5308 2090
134 5605 0000 Metallized yarn
135 5113 0000 Woven fabrics ofcoarse animal hairorofhorsehair
136 5007 1000 Woven fabrics ofsilkorofsilkwaste
5007 2011
5007 2019
5007 2021
5007 2031
5007 2039
5007 2041
5007 2051
5007 2059
5007 2061
5007 2069
5007 2071
5007 9010
5007 9030
5007 9050
5007 9090
5803 9010
ex5905 0090
ex5911 2000
137 ex5801 9090 Woven pilefabrics andchenille fabrics andnarrow
woven fabrics ofsilk,orofsilkwaste
ex5806 1000G/TMB/N/60
Page51
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
138 5311 0090 Woven fabrics ofpaper yarnandother textile fibres
other thanoframie
ex5905 0090
139 5809 0000 Woven fabrics ofmetal threads orofmetallized
yarn
140 ex6001 1000 Knitted orcrocheted fabric oftextile material other
6001 2990 thanwool orfineanimal hair,cotton orman-made
6001 9990 fibres
6002 2090
6002 4900
6002 9900
141 ex6301 9090 Travelling rugsandblankets oftextile material other
thanwool orfineanimal hair,cotton orman-made
fibres
142 ex5702 3990 Carpets andother textile floor coverings ofsisal,
ex5702 4990 ofother fibres oftheAgave family orofManila
hemp
ex5702 5900
ex5702 9990
ex5705 0090
144 5602 1035 Feltofcoarse animal hair
5602 2910
145 5607 3000 Twine, cordage, ropes andcables plaited ornot
ex5607 9000 abaca (Manila hemp) oroftruehemp
146A ex5607 2100 Binder orbaler twine foragricultural machines,
ofsisalorother fibres oftheAgave family
146B ex5607 2100 Twine, cordage, ropes andcables ofsisalorother
5607 2910 fibres oftheAgave family, other thantheproducts
5607 2990 ofcategory 146A
146C 5607 1000 Twine, cordage, ropes andcables, whether ornot
plaited orbraided, ofjuteorofother textile bast
fibres ofheading No5303
147 5003 9000 Silkwaste (including cocoons unsuitable for
reeling), yarnwaste andgarnetted stock, other than
notcarded orcombed
148A 5307 1010
5307 1090Yarn ofjuteorofother textile bastfibres ofheading
No5303
5307 2000G/TMB/N/60
Page52
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
148B 5308 1000 Coiryarn
149 5310 1090 Woven fabrics ofjuteorofother textile bastfibres
ex5310 9000 ofawidth ofmore than150cm
150 5310 1010 Woven fabrics ofjuteorofother textile bastfibres
ex5310 9000
5905 0050ofawidth ofnotmore than150cm
6305 1090 Sacks andbags, ofakindusedforthepacking of
goods, ofjuteorofother textile bastfibres, other
thanused
151A 5702 2000 Floor coverings ofcoconut fibres (coir)
151B ex5702 3990 Carpets andother textile floor coverings, ofjute
ex5702 4990 orofother textile bastfibres, other thantufted
ex5702 5900 orflocked
ex5702 9900
152 5602 1011 Needle loom feltofjuteorofother textile bast
fibres notimpregnated orcoated, other thanfloor
coverings
153 6305 1010 Used sacks andbags, ofakindusedforthepacking
ofgoods, ofjuteorofother textile bastfibres of
heading No5303
154 5001 0000 Silkworm cocoons suitable forreeling
5002 0000 Rawsilk(notthrown)
5003 1000 Silkwaste (including cocoons unsuitable for
reeling), yarnwaste andgarnetted stock, notcarded
orcombed
5101 1100 Wool notcarded orcombed
5101 1900
5101 2100
5101 2900
5101 3000
5102 1010 Fineorcoarse animal hair,notcarded orcombed
5102 1030
5102 1050
5102 1090
5102 2000
5103 1010 Waste ofwool oroffineorcoarse animal hair,
5103 1090 including yarnwaste butexcluding garnetted stock
5103 2010
5103 2091
5103 2099
5103 3000
5104 0000 Garnetted stock ofwool orfineorcoarse animal
hairG/TMB/N/60
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154(cont'd) 5301 1000 Flax, raworprocessed butnotspun: flaxtowand
5301 2100 waste (including yarnwaste andgarnetted stock)
5301 2900
5301 3010
5301 3090
5305 9100 Ramie andother vegetable textile fibres rawor
5305 9900 processed butnotspun: tow,noils andwaste,
other thancoirandabaca ofheading No5304
5201 0010 Cotton, notcarded orcombed
5201 0090
5202 1000 Cotton waste (including yarnwaste andgarnetted
5202 9100 stock)
5002 9900
5302 1000 True hemp (Cannabis sativa L),raworprocessed
5302 9000 butnotspun: towandwaste oftruehemp
(including yarnwaste andgarnetted stock)
5305 2100 Abaca (Manila hemp orMusa textilis Nee), rawor
5305 2900 processed butnotspun: tow,noils andwaste of
abaca (including yarnwaste andgarnetted stock)
5303 1000 Juteandother textile bastfibres (excluding flax,
5303 9000 truehemp andramie), raworprocessed butnot
spun: towandwaste oftruehemp (including yarn
waste andgarnetted stock)
5304 1000 Other vegetable textile fibres, raworprocessed but
5304 9000 notspun: tow,noils andwaste ofsuchfibres
(including yarnwaste andgarnetted stock)
5305 1100
5305 1900
5305 9100
5305 9900
156 6106 9030 Blouses andpullovers knitted orcrocheted ofsilkor
silkwaste forwomen andgirls
ex6110 9090
157 6101 9010 Garments, knitted orcrocheted, other thanthose of
6101 9090 categories 1to123andofcategory 156
6102 9010
6102 9090
ex6103 3900
6103 4999
ex6104 1900
ex6104 2999
ex6104 3900
6104 4900
6104 6999
6105 9090G/TMB/N/60
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157(cont'd) 6106 9050
6106 9090
ex6107 9900
6108 9990
6109 9090
6110 9010
ex6110 9090
ex6111 9000
6114 9000
159 6204 4910 Dresses, blouses andshirtblouses, notknitted or
6206 1000 crocheted, ofsilkorsilkwaste
6214 1000 Shawls, scarves,mufflers, mantillas, veilsandthe
like,notknitted orcrocheted, ofsilkorsilkwaste
6215 1000 Ties, bowtiesandcravats ofsilkorsilkwaste
160 6213 1000 Handkerchiefs ofsilkorsilkwaste
161 6201 1900 Garments, notknitted orcrocheted, other thanthose
6201 9900 ofcategories 1to123andcategory 159
6202 1900
6202 9900
6203 1990
6203 2990
6203 3990
6203 4990
6204 1990
6204 2990
6204 3990
6204 4990
6204 5990
6204 6990
6205 9010
6205 9090
6206 9010
6206 9090
ex6211 2000
6211 3900
6211 4900