Importatio n (Control) (Amend men!) Regulations, 1988

L. N. 108 or 1988

SU I'I'UES ANI) SERVICFS ACT, 1947

(ACT NO. IV O~· 1941)

Importatio n (Control) (Amend men!) Regulations, 1988

IN exercise of the powers conferred by sect ion 3 of the Supplies and

Services Acc 1947. the Mini ster for Development of Tertiary Sector has

made the following regulations:-

These regulations may be cited as the Im portation (Con-

• ..J

1.( 1)

00""''''''''''''''''', .Iro l) (Amendment ) Regulations, 1988. and shall be read and const rued

as onc with the Importation (Control) Regulations , 1969, hereinafter

rcfcrrc<.llo as "the princip:.1 regulations".

(2)

These regulatio ns sllall come into force on Ihe 1,1 Janu-

ary, 1989.

Immediately after regulation 4 of the principal regulations

there sh all be inse~ted the following regula!ion:-

An open general licence is hereby granted for the impor-

tation into ther.c !slands of goods of any description not in -

cluded in the Schedule heTCto. if they do not originate in [s-

rael or in the Unio n of South A f riI''' , ..

The following Schedule shall be added to the principal regula-

3. Sch<dult

lions

SC HEDULE

(Regulation 5)

(To be read in conjunctio n with the Customs Tariff Section. Chapter heading and

Notes. and with thc classification Tariff Headings and Remarks therein as set out in the

Import Dutics Act. 1976.)

B

GOODS

Live horses, asses. mules and hinnies

Live anima ls of the bovine species

Live swine

Live sheep and 1I.0ats

Live poultry (fowls, ducks, gee5C, turkeys and gui nea fowls)

Other live animals

Animal meat and edible offals, fresh, chilled or frozen

Dead poultry (fowls, ducks. geese, turkeys and guinea fowls) and edible

offals thereof, fresh , chilled or frozen

Poultry liver, fresh, ch illed, frozen, salted or in brine

Other animal meat and edible meat offals, fresh, chilled or frozen

Pig fat and poultry fat. fresh, ch illed, froze n, sal ted in brine. dried or

smo ked

Animal meat and edible meat offals salted, in brine, dried or smoked.

including bacon, ham and pigs' feet preserved in brine b~ salt only

Fish, fresh (live or dead). chilled or frozen

Shrimps and prawns, fresh, chilled or frozen

Mi lk and cream. fresh. including long life milk

Milk and cream, preserved, concentrated or sweetened whether in liquid,

solid or powdered form

Butter

Cheese and cu rd including yoghurt and rikotta

Eggs. fresh. dried or otllerwise preserved

Natural honey

Other edible animal products

Strawberry plants and chrysanthemum cul1ings

Cut floweN and now~r buds

Vegetables. fresh or chilled

Fro1.en mushrooms

Vegetab les in preservative solution

Dried split beans and peas

Jerusalem artichokes

Bananas: coconuts. Brazil nuts and cashew nuts

Citrus fruit. fresh

Figs. fresh.

Grapes. fresh

Nuts other than those falling under08.01

App1e$. peaN and quinces. fresh

Stune fruit. fresh (peaches. plums. cherries and othe r)

Berries, fresh

Oilier fruit. fresh

Fruit preserved in preservative !oOlution

Coffee

Too

Mate

Pepper

Vanilla

Cinnamon and cinnamon,tree Oowers

Nom<Jlcl,,", o

GOODS

Cloves (whole fruiL cloves and ,terns)

Nutmeg. mace and cardamoms

.

' .

Seeds of anisc. badian , fennel, coriander. cumHl, caraway and Juniper

l byme. saffron and bay leaves; othe r spices and herbs

Wheat and meshn

Ry'

l13 rley

Cats

Maize

Rice

Buckwheat. millel. canary seed. grain sorghum and olher cereals

Cereal flours

Cereal groots and cereal meal (including semolina)

Starches: inulin

Wheat gluten

Flours or meals of oil seeds or oleaginous fruit

Cereal straw and husks

Mangolds. swedes, fodder rOOlS; hay_ lucerne. clover. sainfoin . forage

kale, lupines, vetches and similar forage products

lard and fat

Fals of bovine can le. sheep or goats. unrendered

Vegetable oils

Animal or vegetable oils

Animal or vegetable oils and fats

Margarine. imitation lard and othe r prepared edible fats

Meat sausages. salami. mortadella and the like

Other prepared or preserved meat and meat offals. including corned beef.

luncheon meat and meat pates

Prepared o r preserved tuna fish

Sugar

Syrups. artificial honey and caramel

Sug~r confectionery

Cocoa liquor

Chocolate and other food preparations containing cocoa

Macaroni. spaghetti a nd similar pasta products

Savoury snacks obtained by the swelling or roastin~ of cereals and

vegetable products

Baken;' wares (induding bread)

Pastry. biscuits , cakes and othe r fine bakers' wares

Vegetables and fruit and preparations thereof prepared or preserved by

vinegar or acetic acid

Vegetables or vegetable preparations preserved other than by vinegar or

acetic acid

Gla~-e cherries. candied peel and fruit preserved by sugar

Jams. fruit jellies. marmalades. fruit puree' and fruit pastes

Fruit preserved. including canned fruit cocktail. fruit salad, peach~. pears

and pineapples: roasted and/or salted nuts

Fruit juices (meluding grape must) and vegetable juices - concentrated or

unconcentrated

Nom<rl<i""f<

GOODS

Roasted coffee substitutes

Coffee/tea pr..,parations based on coffee/tea extracts including instant

coffee

Sauces, mixed condiments and mixed seasonings

Beef a nd chicken cubes

Baki ng powder

Ice creams. ice cream mixtures. ice cream powder. Jellies. cream/custard

powder, cream topping. powders for jellies and creams.

Potato crisps. ravioli in tomato sauce (canned) , ooo kcdJrozcn poultry

products

Waters. includ ing spa waters and aerated waters

Lemonade, soft drin ks and non-a lcoholic beverages

Beer

Grape must

Wine

Vennou ths and other wines of fresh grapes

Ethyl aloohol or neutral sp irits (incl uding methylated spirits)

Vinegar and substitutes

Flour and mea ls. of meat. offals . fish crustaceans. or molluscs. unfit for

human consumption: greaves

Bran. pollard and other milling residues

Dregs and waste from brewing and distill ing

Oil cakes and o ther residues (including co tto n and cotton seed cakes)

Wine lees and argol

Vegetable prod ucts used for animal feeds

Dogoreat food and dog buscu its. Balanced feeds. Concentrates for animal

feeds and other prepared animal food

Manu factu rcd tobacco (including cigarettes. eigarellos and cheroots

Salt

Marble slabs

Granite

Slaked and unslaked lime

Cement

Asbestos

Natural arsenic sulphides

Felspar, leucite. nepheline and nepheline syen ite; nou rspar

Strontianite and oth er mine Ta I substances; broken pollel)'

Coal

Petroleum products including petrol. diesel. kerosene. aviation fuels.

white spirit and fue l oils; lubricating oils

Liquid petroleum gases

Halogens (florine. ch iori ne . bromine and iodine)

Sulphur

Carbon (including carbon black)

Hyd[ogen. rare gases and other non-metals

A-lkali and alk aline -earth metals; rare earth metals. ittrium and scandium

and intermixtures or interalloys thereof; mercury

Hydrochloric acid and ch lorosulphuric acid

Sulphur dioxide

Sulphuric acid; oleum

Nitric acid, wlphonitric acids

Phosphorus pcnloxide and phosphoric acids (meta·, ortho- and pyro-)

Arsenic trioxide. arsenic pentoxideand acids of arsenic

Boric oxide and boric acid

Carbon dioxide (CO,) and other inorganic acids and oxygen oompounds of

non-metals

Haljdes. oxyhalides and other halogen compounds of non-metals

Sulphides of non-metals: phosphorous trisulphide

Ammonia. anhydrous or in aqueous solution

Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda); potassium hydroxide (caustic potash)

peroxides of sodium or potassium

Oxides. hydroxides and peroxides of strontium. barium or magnesium

Zinc oxide and zinc peroxide

Aluminium o xide and hydroxide: artificial corundum

Chromium oxides and hydroxides

Manganese oxides

Iron oxides and hydroxides: earth colours

Cobalt o xides and hydroxides

Titanium oxides

T in oxides (stannous oxide and stannic oxide)

Lead oxides: red lead and orange lead

Hydr3zine and hydroxylamine and their inorganic sa lts: other inorganic

bases and metallic oxides. hydroxides and peroxides

Fluorides; fluorosilicates, f1uoroborates and other complex f10urine salts

Ch lorides and oxychlorides

C hl orites and hypochlorites

C hlorates and perchlorates

Bromides, oxybrom ides. bromates and perbromates and hypobromites

Iodides. oxyiodides. iodates and periodates

Sulphides: potysulphides

Dithioni tes, induding those stabilised with organic substances

sulphoxyla!Cs

Sulphites and thiosulphates

Sulphates (induding alums) and persulphates

N itrites and nitrates

Phosphites, hypophosphites and phosphates

Arsenites and arsenates

Carbonates and percarbonates; commercial ammonium carbonate

containing ammonium carbonate (incl uding cl)'stal soda)

Cyanides and compln cyanides

Fulminates , cyanates and thiocyanates

Si licates; commercial sodium and potassium silicates

Borates and perborates

Salts of metallic acids (for example chromates. permanganated. stannates)

Other salts and peroxysalts of inorgan ic acids . but not including azides

Colloidal precious metals; amalgams of prccious metals: salts and other

compounds. inorganic or organic. of precious metals. induding

albuminatcs, proteinates. tannates and similar compounds. whe ther or not

chemicaUy defi ned

Nom""d.tu r<

Fissile chemical elements and isotopes; other radioactive chemical

e lements and radie>--active isotopes; compounds, inorganic or organic, of

such elements or isotopes. whether or not chemically defined; allo)'1l.

dispersions and cermets. containing any of these elements. isotopes or

compounds

Inorganic or organic isotopes and their compounds

Compounds. inorganic or organic. of thorium. of uranium depleted in U

235. of rare earth metals, of yttrium or of scandium. whethe r or not mixed

together

Liquid air; compressed air

Hydrogen pero~ide (including solid hydrogen peroxide)

Phosphides

Carbides

Hydrides. nitrides and azides. si licides and borides

Other inorganic compounds and amalgams

Hydrocarbons

Halogenated deri~ati~es of hydrocarbons

Sulphonated. nitrated or nitrosated derivatives of hydrocarbons

Acyclic alcohols and their halogenated, sulphonated, nit rated or

nitrosated deri~ati~es

Cyclic alcohols and their halogenated sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated

deri~atives

Phenols and phenol-alcohols

Halogenated . sulphonated. nitrated or nitrosated derivatives of phenolsor

phenol-alcohols

Ether.;. ether-alcohols. ether-phenols. ether-alcohol-phenols, alcohol

peroxides and ether pcroxides. and their halogenated. sulphonated,

nitrated or nitrosated derivatives

Epoxides. epoxyalcohols. epoxyphenols and epoxyethers. with a three or

four member ring. and their halogenated, sulphonated , nitrated or

n itrosated-derivatives

Acetals and hemiacetals and single or complex oxygen function acetals and

hemi -acctals, and their halogenated. su lphonated, nitrated or nitrosated

derivat ;~es

Aldehydes. aldehyde-alcohols, aldehyde--ethers. aldehyde-phenols and

other singl e o r complex oxygen-function aldehydes; cyclic polymers of

aldehydes: paraformaldehyde

Halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives of products

falling within heading No. 29. 11

Ketones. ketone-alcohols, ketone-phenols, ketone-aldehydes. quinones,

quinone-alcoho ls; quinone-phenols , quinone -aldehydes and other single

or complex oxygen-function ketones and quinon C5. and their halogenated ,

sulphonated . nitrated or nitrosaied derivates

Monoca rboxylic acids and their anhydrides , halides peroxides and

peracids and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated

derivatives

Pol ycarboxy lic acids and their anhydrides, ha lides. pero~ides and peracids,

and thei r halogenated. su lp honated. nitrated or nitrosated derivative5

Carboxyl ic acids with alcohoL phenoL aldehyde or ketone function and

Nomcn<l.,u,o

GOO~

other single o r complex oxyge n-fun ction carboxyl ic acids and their

an hydrides. halidcs, peroxides and paracids. and their halogenated,

sulphona ted. nilralcd or nitrosatcd derivation

Sulphuric esters and their salts, and the ir halogenated, sulphonated.

n ilraled or nitrosatcd derivatives

Nitrous and nitric esters. and their halogenaTed . sulphonated. ninalcd or

nitrosated derivat ives

Phosphoric esters and their sa lts. including lactophosphales , and their

halogcnalt'd. sulphonated. niTralCd or nilrosaled derivatives

Ca rbonic esters and the ir r.ahs. and their halogenated. sulphonated.

nitra ted or nitrosated derivatives

Ot hCT esters of mineral acids (excluding halides) and their salt,. and their

halogena ted sulphonated. nilrnled or nitrosated derivatives

Amine·function compounds

Single or complex ox ygen-function amino-compounds

Quaternary ammonium salts and hydroxides: lecithins and othe r phospho-

aminolipins

Ca rboxymide·function compounds: amide -function compounds of

carbonic acid. including dulein

Carboxymide·function compounds (including o rtho-bcnzoicsulphimide

and

its

salts)

and

imine·funct ion

compounds

(induding

hexmethylenetramine and uimcthylenelrinitramine). including saccharin

Nitrile- function compounds

Diazo-. a1.O- and azoxy-cumpounds

Organic derivat ives of hydrazine or of hydro xylamine

Compounds with other nitrogen -functions

Organo-sulpher compounds

Organo·arsc:nic compounds

Organo-mercury compounds

Other organo-ino rganic compounds

Hete rocyclic compounds: nucleic acids

Sulphonamides

Sultones and sultams

Provltamins and vi tamins . natural or reproduced by synthesis (i nclu ding

natural concent rates). de rivatives thereof used primarily as vitami ns. and

inte rmixt ures of the foregoing. whether o r not in any solvent

Hormones. natural or reproduced by synthesis: derivatives therof. used

primarily as honnones: other steroids used primarily as hormones

En zymes

G lycosides. natural or reproduced by synthesis. and thei r r.a Its. ethers. and

othcr deriva tives

Vegetable al kaloids . natural or reproduced by syn thesis and their salts.

ethers. esters and other derivatives

Sugars. chemically pu re. other than sucrose. glucose and lactose: suga r

cth('TS and sugar esters. and their salts

An tibiotics

Otherorgank compounds

Orga no·therapeu tic glands or other organs. dried. whethe r or not

powdered: organo·therapeutic extracts of glands or other organs or of 1 heir

B

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GOODS

secre tions: OIher animal substances prepared for therapeutic or

prophylactic uses, not e lsewhere spt;'cified or included

Antisera: microbial vaccines. toxins. microbial cultures (induding

ferments but excluding yeasts) and similar products

Medicaments (including \'eterinary medicaments)

WadoJing. gau~e. bandages and similar articles (fot example , dressings.

adhesive plasters. poultices) impregna ted or coated with pharmaceutical

substances

Other pharmaceutical goods

Guano and other natural animal or vegetable fertilizers. whether or nOl

mixed together. but not chemically treated

Mineral or chemical fertilizers. nitrogenous

Mineral or chemical fertili~ers. phosphatic

M ineral or chemical fertilizers. potassic

Other fertilizers.

T anmng extracts of vegetable origin

Tan n ins (tannic acids). including water-extracted gallnlll tann in. and the ir

sa lts, ethers. esters and other derivatives

Synthetic organic tanning substances. and inorganic tanning substances;

tanning preparations. whether or not conla in ing natural tanning materials;

anzymatic prepara tions for pre-tanning (for example. of enzymatic.

pancrcat ic or bacterial origin)

Colouring maller ofvegctablc origin (includingdyewood extract and ot her

vegetable dyeing e xtracts but excluding indigo) or of animal origin

Synthetic organic dyestuffs (including pigment dyestuffs): synthctic

organic products of a kind used as luminophores: products of the kind

known as optical bleaching agents, substant" 'e to the fibre: natural indigo

Colour lakes

0, her colouring maller: illorganic productsof a kiml used as luminophores

Prepared pigments. prepared opaeifiers and prepared colours. vittifiable

enHmels and glazes liquid lustres alld similar products of the kind used in

the ceramic. enamalling and glass industries: engobcs (slips): glass ftit and

other glass. in th e fonn of powder. granules of na kes

Varnishes and laquers: distempers: prepared water pigments of the kind

used for finishing leather: paints and ellamels; pigments ill linseed oil.

white spirit. spirits of turpentine. varnish or other paint or enamel media

stampillg foils . dyes or o, her colouring maller

Artists. students and signboard painters' colour. modifying tints.

amuscment colours and the like. in tablets. tubes. jars. bottles. pails or in

similar forms or packings. including such colours in sets or outfits. wi,h or

without brushes. palettes or other accessories

Prepared driers

Glaziers' pUlly: grafting putty: painters' fill ing; non-refrac,ory su rfacing

preparations: stopping. sealing and similar mastics. indudillg resin mastics

and cements

Writillg ink. printing ink and o ther in ks

Essential oils (ternpe'lIeless or not): concretes and absolutes: resinoids

Terpe nic by-products of the detcrpenation of essclllial oils

.

Concentrates of essential oils ill fats. ill fixed oils, or in waxes or the hke

obtained by cold absml'tion or by mace ra,ioll

Nomc:..:IOIu,"

Mixtures of two or more odoriferous substances (natura! or artificial) and

mixtures (i nduding alcoholic solutions) with a basis of one or more of these

substances of a kind used as raw materials in the perfumery. food. drink or

other industries

Aqueous distillates and aqueous solutions of essential oils. including such

products suitable for medicinal uses

Perfumery. cosmetics and toilet preparations

Soap. organic surface-active products and preparations for use as soap. in

the form of bars. cakes or moulded pieces or shapes. whether o r not

combined with soap

Organic surface-active; surface-active preparations and washing

preparations

Lubricating preparations. and preparations of a kind used for oil and

grease treatment o f textiles. leather or other materials

Artificial wa~es (including water-soluble waxes ); prepared waxes. not

emulsified or containing solvents

Polishes and creams. for footwear. furniture or floors. metal polishes.

scouring powders and si milar preparations

Candles. tapers and night-lights

Casein. caseinates and other casein.derivatives; casein glues

Albumins. albuminates and other album in derivatives

Gelatin (incl uding gelatin in restangles wheth eror not coloured or surface -

worked) and gelatin derivatives; glues derived from bines. hides. nerves.

tendons or from simil ar prooucts. and fish glues; isinglass

Peplones and othe r protein substances and their deriv ltives; hide powder

whethe r or not chromed

Dextrines and dextrin glues: soluble or roasted starches; starch glues

Other prepared glues

Propellent powders

Prepared explosives

Mining. blasting and safety fuses

Percussion and detonating caps: igniters; detonators

Pyrotechnic articles (for e~ample. fireworks. railway fog signals. amorces.

rain rockets)

Malches

Ferro-cerium and other pyrophoric alloys in all forms

Other combustible preparations and products

Artificial graphite: colloidal graphite mher than suspensiuns in oil

Animal black (for e xampl e bone black and ivory black) including spe nt

animal black

Activated carbon (decolourising. depolarising or absorbent) activated

diatomite. activated clay: activated bauxite and olher aClivated natural

mineral products

Ammoniacal gas 1iquo~ a nd spent oxide produced in coal-gas purifica tion

Tall o il

Concen trated sulphite lye

Spirits of turpentine (gum, wood. and sulphate) and other terpenic sol-

vents produced by the distillation orothcr treatment of coniferous woods;

crude dipentine; sulph ite turpent ine; pine oil (excludin g "pine oils" and

not rich in tcrpeneol)

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Rosin and resin acids. and deriv;ttives the reof. rosin spirit and rosill oils

Wood ta r, wood tar oils, wood creosote. wood Ilaphtha, acetolle oil

Vegetable pitch of all kinds, brewe rs· pitch and similar compunds based Oil

rosin or on vegetable pitch. foundry core binders bascd on natural resinous

products

Disi nfectants. illsecticides. fungicide s. he rbicides. antisprou to ng products.

ra t poisons and similar products

Prcpar~d gla zings. prepared dressings and pn: pared mordants. of a kind

used in the tex! ile. pape r. leather or like industries

Pickling preparations for metal surfaces; fluxes aRd ot he r a uxil ia ry prep:.·

ratiO lls for soldering. brazing or welding; solderi ng, brazing or welding

powders and pastes consisting of metal and other materials; preparations

of a kind used as cores or coatings for weld ing rods and elect rodes

Anti -knock prepara tion s. oxid ation inhibitors. gum inhibitors. viscosity

improvers. anti-corrosive preparations and simi lar prepared additives for

mineral oils

Prepared rubber accelerators

Prepared culture media for developme nt of micro-orga nisms

Preparations and charges for fire-extinguishers; charged fire-e xt i nguishin g

gre nades

Composi te solvents and thinners fo r varnishes and si mila r products

Chem ical products and preparations of the chemical or allied industries

(induding those consisting of mixtures o f nat ural products)

Condensa tion . polyconde nsation and polyaddition products, whether or

not modificd or polymerised, and whether or not linear (for example ,

phcnoplasts, aminoplasts. alkyds, polyallyl es!e~ and othe r unsatura ted

polys!er, silicones)

Polymerisation and copolymerisation products (for example.

polycthylcne, polytetrahaloethylenes, polyisobutylcnc. polystryrcne.

polyvin yl chloride. polyvinyl acetate. polyvinyl chloroace!ate and othe r

polyvin yl derivatives. pol yacrylic and polyme!hacrylic deri~atives .

coumarone-indcnc resins)

Regenera!ed ce llulose; cellulose nilTa!e, cellulose ace tate and other

cellulose esters, cellulose ethe rs and other chemical derivatives of

cellulose. pl asticised or not; vulcanised fibre (includ ing explosi ves)

Hardened proteins (for example. ha rdened casein and hardened gelatine)

Na tural resi ns modified by fusio n (rungums); artificial resins obtained by

csterification o f natural resins o r of resin;c acids (ester gums); chemical

derivatives o f natural rubber (for example. chlorinated rubber. rubber

hydrochloride. o~idiscd rubber. cyclised rubber)

Other high polymcrs, artificial resins and artificial plastic materials,

including alginic acid, its salts and esters; linoxyn

Anicles made from materials in heading 39.01 to 39.06. incl uding shields

Teats of un hardened vulcanised rubber

Articles of apparel and clothing accessories (induding gloves). for all

purposes. of ullhardencd vulcanised rubber

Shiclds (rubber)

Shields ( hardcn~d rubber)

Other ki nds of leather

Chamnis-dressed leathe r

Nomencl .. ufO

GOODS

Patent leather and imitation paten t leathe r, metallised leather

Trave l goods, suit-cases; travelling bags, shopping bags, handbags,

wallets, purses. toilct-cascs. cases, boxes (for arms. musical instrume nts.

binoculars. jewellery. bottles. collars, footwear, brushes) and si milar

containers. of leather or of composition leather, of vulcanised fibre. of

artificial plastic sheeting. of paperboard or of textile fabric

Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, of leather Or of composition

leather. including leather gloves

Garments made from sheep furskin

Wood, roughly squared or half squared

Wood sawn lengthwise. sliced or peeled. but not further prepared, of a

thickness e:>:ceeding five millimetres

Wood sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled. but not further prepared. of a

thickness nO! c:>:ceeding five millimetres

Plywood. laminboard. blockboard. banenboard and similar laminated

wood products

Reconstituted wood, being wood shavings, wood chips, sawdust, wood

Ilour or other ligneous waste agglomerated with natural or artificia l resins

or other organic binding substances. in sheets (including chipboard).

blocks or the like

Builders' carpentry and joinery including doors. windows. vene!lan

shutters and roll shutters

ironing boards and coat hangers made of wood and metal

Coffins and parts thereof. step ladders - wood

Basket and basketware of cane. willow or wicker

Corrugated boards in sheets

Paper and paperboard, ruled, lined or squared. but not otherwise printed.

in rolls or sheets

Printed wrapping paper in sheets or in rolls

Writing blocks, envelopes, letter cards. plain postcards, correspondence

ca rds; boxes. pouches. wallets and writing compendiums. of paper or

paperboard. containing only an assortment of paper stationery

Other paper and paperboard. cut to size or shape (letter and other wTiting

paper, toilel paper. st rips. roll •. fi Iter pape ... and board. packing maleriat.

cake cards and papers. blanks for visiting and invitation cards)

Boxes, bags and other packing containers. of paper or paperboard

(including paper sacks)

Bo:>: files. lelter trays. storage bo:>:es and similar articles. of paper or

paperboard, of a kind commonly used in offices. shops and the like

Registers. exercise books. note books, memorandum blocks. order books.

receipt books. blouing-pad\. binders. file covers and other stationery of

paper or paperboard; sample and other albums and book covers. of paper

or paperboard; desk diaries

PaPl'T or paperboard labels whelher or nOI printed or gummed

Paper handkerchiefs; paper kilchen towels (rolls); paper servielle~; ti%uc

paper; paper plates; boutique tis~ues (paper): refuse bags (paper); paper

pastry cups: paper drinking Slraws (non -Ilexible. waxed ): paper waxed

o::ups; paper nappy liners: paper tra ys and place mats: paper sanitary pads;

paper nappies

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G OO~

Maps of Malta

Stic kers and transfers

Calendars

Tickets; printcd matter to be used in oonjunction with goods manufactured

or produced in Malta

Grey ootton cloth: unbleached couon

True hcmp ("Cannabis sativa"), raw or processed but IlOt spun: tow and

waste of true hemp (including pulled or garneued rags or ropes)

Man ila hcmp (abaca) ("musa textilis"), raw or processed but not spun: tow

and wast e of manila hemp (including pulled or gametted rags or ropes)

Bathroom mats (knoued) - includi ng three or four piece sets

Bathroom mats (not kn otted ) - includ ing three or four piece se ts

Woven labels, badges and the like, not embroidered, in the piece, in strips

or cut to shape or size

Lace hand-made

Wadding sanitary pads, san itary towels

Gloves and mittens knitted (ladies and gents)

Socks and stockings

Under gannents, knitted : including shirts. tights, nightgowns, night-

dresses, pyjamas, dressing gowns, T-shirts, panties, pan ts . underpants,

briefs. half ,slips, pantihose tIghts. tights. petticoats and undcrvests

Outer garments knittcd: including cardigans, jackets. pullovcp.;. sweaters.

tops and swimwear

Men 's and boys' outer woven and knitted garmems, includi ng swimwear,

ni ghtgowns and dressing gowns

Women's, girls', infants' and babics' outer woven and knitted garmentS,

including swimwear, nightgowns, dressing gowns and housecoats

Men's and boys' woven undergarments, including shirts, pyjamas, vests

and underpants

Women's. girls' and infants' woven undergarments. including babies'

napkins, textiles woven nappies, nappy liners, gauze nappies. ladies'

undervests, panties. briefs. petlicoats. nightgowns, pyjamas, dressing

gowns and nightdresses

Handkerchiefs

Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas. veils and the like

Ties. bow tics and cravats

Collars, tuckers. fallals. bodice·fronts, jabots, cuffs, flou nces, )'o kes and

similar accessories and trimmings for women's and girls' garments

Corsets, corset -belts. cOP.;eleues. girdles. suspender -belts Md hrassieres

G loves. mittens, mitts , stockings and socks

Pockets, belts and tcxtile bibs

Bed-linen, tahle linen. toilet linen. kitchcn linen and matcrials for same

Flour bags

Tarpaulins. sails, awnings . sunblinds, tents and camping goods

F!ags, wrist and head bands, d usters, floor cloths and car >\eat covers

Used clothing, clothing accessories, travelling rugs and blankets.

household linen and furnishing articles of textile materials; footwear and

headgcar of any ma terial

Used or new rags, scrap twine. cordage. rope and cahles and worn out

article s of t",·ine. cordage, rope or cables

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Footwear with outer soles and uppers of rubber or artificial plastic

materials including fu lly moulded plastics shoes. flip flops. diving and

yachting shoes

Footwear wi th outer wlcs of leather, imitation leather or rubber or

arti ficial plastic material

Industrial and safety boots and shoes

Leather/syn th etic shoe uppers and latex foam insoles

Hats and other headgear. knitted or crocheted. or made up from lace.

other te xt ile fa bric in the piece (but not from strips). whether or not lined

or trimmed; flags

Helmets

Head bands

Sunshades and garden and similar umbrellas

Walking stic ks

Grindstones and grinding wheels

Nalll ra l or artificial abras i ~e !Xlwder or grain on a base ofwov~n fabric. of

paper. of paperboard or of other materials

Articlesof cement (including slag cement). of concre te or of artificial stone

(including granu lated ma rble agglomera ted with cement)

Articles of asbestos-ccmcnt. o f cellulose t'ibre-ccment or the like

Fabricated asbestos and articles thereof, including shields; mixtures with a

basis of asbestos and mixtures with a basis of asbestos and magnesium

carbonate. and articles of such mixtures

Articles of sto ne a nd other mineral substances (including alabaster statues)

Unglazed sens. flags and paving. hearth and wall tiles

G lazed setts, flags and paving. hearth and wall tiles

Clay flowe r !Xlts and saucers

Ceramic cache pol~, other ceramic ornaments

Glass mirrors , unframed, framed or backed

Glassware (CUI glass)

G lass chandel iers

Decorative glass ashtrays. decorative glass articles

Fibre glass bath tubs. shower trays. wine vaIS and water lanks

Silver. including silver gilt and platinum-plated silver, unwrough t or semi-

manufactured

Rolled silver. unworked Of seml·worked

Gold, includ ing platinum-plated gold, unwrought or ~mi'manufacturt'd

including goldlcaf

Art icles o f jewellery an d parts thereof. of previous metal or rolled prcciolls

meIal

Articles of goldsmiths' or silversmiths' wares and parts thereof. of precious

metal or rolled precious metal

Articles consist ing of. or incorponl\ing. pearls. precious o r ~mi·preciOl1S

stones (natural. synthetic or reconstrucIed)

Imitation jewellery

Coin

Universal plates of iron or steel

Bars and rods (including wire rod), of iron or steel. hOHolled. forged.

extruded, co ld·formed or cold-finished (induding prccision - m~de).

hollow mining drill steel

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Sheets and plates, of iron or stee l. hot-rolled or cold· rolled

Tu bes and pipes of cast iron

Collapsible/folding iron gates. metal door> and windows

Containers. of iron or 5teel . for compressed or liquified gas; wire mesh for

concrete reinforcement

Wire mesh of iron or steel wire

Nails and staples

Screws

Stain less steel sin ks and serving trays

Iron or s!eel wO()I; pot scourers alld scouring and polishillg pads. gloves

and the like. of iron or steel

Wrought iron work: ironing boards made of metal: ventilator covers.

blinds (roller, vertical or veni tian )

Male and female bushes, fittings

Aluminium billets

AllIminium sections and profiles

Aluminium foil

Structures and paris of struetuTCS. of aluminium; plates. rods, angles.

shapes, sections, tubes and the like, prepared for use in structures, of

aluminium

Ladders and \'ene tian blinds (alum inium )

Twist drills

Carving butchers' and fishmongers' kni ves

Key (coin) mechanism for slot machines, mechanical, electrical

Filing cabinets. racks, sorting bo~es. paper trays. pape r rests and simi lar

office equipment , ofbasc metal

Staples of base metal

Metal sports eups and trophies (whether assembled or CKD). cannon

(ornamen talsj in brass or bronze

Chandeliers made up of bronze, brass or wrought iron

Crown corks

Sign·plates. name-plates. number plates and other signs, ofbasc metal

Producer gas and water gas generators. with or without purifien;; acetylene

gas gellerators (water process) and similar gas generators. with or without

purifiers

Pumps (induding motor pumps and turbo pumps) for liquids. whether or

not filled with measuring devices; liquid elevators of bucket. chai n. screw.

band and similar kinds

Air pumps. vacuum pumps and air or gas compressors (including motor

and IlIfOO pumps and compressors. and frt'e piston generators for gas

turbines); fans. blowers and the like

All glass fronled or glass topped freezers and fridges; all other fridges and

freezers e~ceeding a capacity of 12 c.lt.

Filters (auto) air and oil

Fire extinguishers

Lifting. handling. loading or unloading machinery, tclphersand conveyors

(for example. lifts. hoists. winches. cranes. transporter cranes. jack s,

pulley tack le bell L"(>nVC),Ors and tc leferio.;)

E~ca\'ating. levclling. tamping. boring and extracting machinery.

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Slationary or mobile, foreanh, minerals or ores (for e xample. mechanical

shovels. coal-cutlers. excavalOrs. scrapers. levellers and bulldozers); pile-

drivers

Poultry·keeping machinery; poultry incubalors and brooders

Stone cuning machines

Stapling machines

Automatic vending machines

Nozzles

Electrical gcnerators. tran sformers and electric motors

Electric accumulators

Electric storagc water heaters

Electrical line telephonic and telegraphic apparatus

Radio telegraphic 3nd radiotelephonic transmission and reception

apparatus; radio-broadcasting and television transmission and receplion

apparatus (including rece ivers incorporating sound recorders or

reproducers) and television cameras; radio navigational air apparatus.

radar apparalus and radio remotc control apparatus

Electric sound or visual signalling apparatus (such as bells. sirens. indicator

panels. burglar and fire alarms)

Electrical apparatus for making or breaking electrical circuits, for thc

protection of e lectrical circuits

Fluorescent light fittings

Cathode ray tubes

Detonators (electrical): lelevision booslers

In sulated (including enamelled or 3llodised) electric wire. cable, bars. strip

and the like (including co-axial cable)

Used tractors for road haulage

Motor vehicles for the transpon of persons. goods and materials; used

chassis fitted with engine and cab for buses. trucks and vans

Used special purpose motor lorries and vans (such as breakdown lorries.

fire-engincs, fire-escapes. road sweeper lonies, spraying lorries. crane

lorries, search-light lonies, mobile workshops. mobile radiological units

and motor hea...,. )

Other used chassis fitled with engines for buses. lrucks and vans

Used motor vehicle bodies (induding cabs)

RadialOr cores. radiators (industrial and mOlOr veh ide) silencers and

exhaust pipes

Used works trucks, mechanically propelled. of the types used in factories.

warehouses. dock areas or airports forshoTl distance transport or handling

of goods

Tanks and other armoured fighting vehides, motorised, whether or nOI

fitted wilh weapons. and parts of such vehides

Used mOlor-cycies, auto-cycles and cycles fitled wilh an auxiliary motor,

with o r without side-cars

Used motorised invalid carriages

Baby and invalid carriages nOI motorised. and pans thercof

Other vehicles nOI mechanically propelled including trailers

Fibre glass boals

Mirrors unmounted and contact lenses

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Mirrors mounted

Frames and mountings. and parts thereof, for spectacles, pince-nez.

lo rgnettes. goggles and the like: ~pectade cases

Spectacles, pince-nez. lorgncHcs. goggles and the like. corrective.

protective or otht:r

Calipcrs

Tear gas masks

Crutches

Instruments and apparata for a utomatically controlli ng the pressure of gas

Pans o f instruments and appamta falling under heading No . 90.24

Clocks with watch movemen ts

Clock cases

Colour television sets and video monitors

ParIS and accessories for television sets and wireless telegraphy

transmiuing apparata

Side-arms (for e ~ample. swords. cutlasses and bayonets) and parts thereof

and scabba rds and sheaths thereof

Revolvers and pistols. being firearms

Artillery weapons. machine-guns. submachine-guns and other military

firearms and projectors (other than revol"ers and pistols)

Oth er firearms. illduding very light pistols. pistols and revolvers for firing

blank amm un ition only. line-lhrnwing guns and the like

Arms of other descriptions. illduding air. sp ring and similar pistols. rifles

and guns: truncheon s

Part, of arms. induding gun barre l blanks, but not induding parts of

side-arms

Bumbs. grenades. tea r gas. torpedoes. mines. guided weapons and missiles

and similar munitions of war. and parts thereof; ammunition and parts

thereuf. induding cartridge wads. lead shot prepared for ammuniti on

Chairs and other >eats whether or not convertible into beds and parts

th ereof

Medical. dental. surgical or veterinary furniture (for example, operating

tables. huspital beds with mechanical finings); dentists' and similar chairs

with mechanical elevating. rotating or reclining movements: parts of the

foregoing artIcles

Other furniture of metal. wood and other material and parts thereof

Mattress supports: artides of bedding or similar furnishings filled with

springs or stu ffed or internally fitled with any material or of expanded.

foam or sponge rubber or expanded. foam or sponge, artificial plastic

material. whether or not covered (for example, mattrCS>eS. quilts.

eiderdowns. cushions. pou ffes and pillo"'s)

Coral and coral prod ucts

Dentu res

Brooms and brushes, consisting of twigs or other vegetable materials

me rely bound together and not mounted in a head (for example, besoms

and whisks), with ur withou t h,lndles

Other brooms and brushes of any material mounted in a head. including

floor brooms, sc rubbing bru>hes and mops

Soft toys. toy guns. pistols and weapons

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Equipment for parlour. table and funfair games for adults or children

(including billiard tables and pin-tables and table-tennis requisites and roin

or disc operated machines)

Ca rn ival articles: swurds, pislOls and wcapons; baby JcsusSla!UCnes

Windsurfen;" sails

Fishing sinkers

Roundabouts, swmgs. shooting galle ries and other fairgr<)ll rld

amuscmClI1s: travelling circuses. travelling menageries and travelling

theatres

Plastic bunons

Disposable plastic ballpoint pens

Smoking pipes and racks. ciga r and cigarel1e holder.;

Paintin l:S. drawings and pastels. executed entirely by hand (other than

industrial d,rawings)

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