(2) 28 items in the non-textile sector
(i) in 4 of which (certain acids and some types of ... animal and imitation leather) Hong Kong had no
export to Japan;
(11)
only 16 items were of real significance to Hong Kong: they include, travel goods, artificial flowers, wigs, toys, jewellery, precious and semi-precious stones;
(iii) in the remaining 8 items Hong Kong's exporte
to Japan had either been negligible or insignificant; they include articles of
leather, plaiting materials and glass beads.
In other words, only 26 out of the 95 items were of real significance to Hong Kong.
(b) On 1st June 1973, the number of items under the Hong Kong
Exclusion List was reduced to 12. They are:
Travel goods
Stockings
Footwear
Artificial flowers
Wigs
Fans
Glass beads, imitation pearls, etc.
Precious and semi precious stones
Articles of jewellery of precious metal Imitation jewellery
Worked ivory
Toys
These 12 items in 1973 accounted for 22.6% of liong Kong's total domestic exports to Japan. - zbernafas base (c) On 1 April 1974, the number of items under the Hong Kong
Exclusion List was further reduced to 7. They are
Travel goods
(a) in order t‹Certain footwear is to Japan at prorubantia rate of Artificial flower date is a beneficiary
exporting Glass beads, imitation pearls etc.
Goods will
Articles of jewellery of previous metal
beneficiaryInitation jewellery her wholly produced 45 the bellroys try
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The latest position regarding Japanese imports in these 7 items as well as those the discrimination of which was removed with effect from 1 April 1974 is at Appendix A.