China New Zealand Free Trade Agreement Promulgated And Managed The Import Tariff Quotas For Wool Tops

< p > according to the free trade agreement between the government of People's Republic of China and the New Zealand government (hereinafter referred to as < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_q.asp > > Sino new FTA < /a >), the import tariff quota for wool and wool imported from New Zealand in 2014 (hereinafter referred to as" country quota ") is 31907 tons and 574 tons respectively (the amount is washed / fixed quantity).

In order to do a good job in import management of related commodities, the relevant matters are announced as follows: < /p >

< p > 1. The allocation of country quotas is based on the contract "first come first".

The applicant shall submit a country quota application (including processing trade) to the authorized agency of the Ministry of Commerce of the site of the industry and Commerce (the central management enterprise directly to the Ministry of Commerce Quota Licensing Affairs Office) on the basis of the contract for the import of wool and wool and the relevant materials.

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< p > < wool > < a href= > //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > > > /a > country quota application form (hereinafter referred to as "application form") can be obtained from the authorized department of the Ministry of Commerce or downloaded from the Ministry of commerce website.

The entry column of the import contract in the application form is limited to New Zealand only.

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Before P > two and September 30, 2014, the quotas for wool and wool were respectively applied in the following ways: < /p >

< p > < a href= > //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > wool > /a >.

The number of wool country quotas that has been applied for by the applicant with the actual performance (the country that holds the wool country quotas in 2013 and has import achievement) does not exceed the number of imported quotas under the same trade mode in 2013.

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The number of gross national quotas applied by the applicants with the actual performance (i.e. the enterprises holding the global tariff quota of 2013 gross and the import performance) shall not exceed 20% of the total amount of the global tariff quota imported under the same trade mode in 2013, and the gross number of each applicant's top can not be more than 50 tons.

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After P > three and September 30, 2014, if the country quota is not applied, the applicant with the above performance has completed the import amount stipulated in second regulations. After approval by the Ministry of Commerce, the applicant can continue to apply for country quotas.

Other applicants approved by the Ministry of Commerce (i.e. those holding the global tariff quotas of wool or wool in 2013, with import actual achievements, but without country quotas, or newly built and put into production and having annual processing capacity of 5000 tons or more of wool and tops) may apply for country quotas.

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< p > four, country quotas prove the use of the import tariff quota certificate for agricultural products, but the quotas should be clearly marked "New Zealand wool and wool country quotas".

The number of quotas showed that the quantity was cleaned / fixed.

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< p > five, when the country quota holders import, they should declare to the customs the quantity of washed / fixed quantity of imported wool, and submit the relevant import tariff quota certificate for agricultural products.

The customs agreement can be applied to the agreement agreement between China and the New Zealand Free Trade Agreement. If it does not comply with the relevant provisions of the Sino Singapore Free Trade Agreement, the most favored nation tax rate or general tax rate shall apply.

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< p > six, the application conditions and procedures for country quotas, the validity period, extension, refund, cancellation and penalty of quota certificates shall be implemented in accordance with the implementing rules for the import tariff quota of wool and wool in 2014 (Ministry of Commerce Announcement No. sixty-seventh of 2013).

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