468

CARIBBEAN YEAR BOOK

Exports To Other Than The U.S.A.

Textile yarn fabrics, made-up

articles & related products

13,475,753

10,135,449

Arge

Products

Food and Live Animals

1974 ($)

1975 ($)

Non-metallic mineral manufactures,

Pue

N.E.C.

3,651,020

4,495,697

Boliv

Iron and Steel

9,951,260

8,021,411

Cost:

Live animals

Meat and meat preparations

267,736 11,176,655

59,353 10,501,403

Non-ferrous metals

2,144,989

1,729,126

Chile

Manufactures of metals, N.E.C.

8,617,081

11,071,808

Ric

Dairy products and eggs

Fish & fish preparations

967,553 842,531

568,530

Denr

330,511

Machinery and Transport Equipment

009

Cereals & cereal preparations

6,186,212

4,154,768

Machinery other than electric

30,199,051

40,556,134

El Sa

Fruits and vegetables

7,111,872

6,441,633

Electrical machinery, apparatus

Ecua

Sugar, sugar preparations & honey

2,224,722

3,439,596

and appliances

20,116,294

25,868,724

Finla

Coffee, tea, cocoa, spices and manu-

Transport equipment

7,627,084

7,318,945

Ric

factures thereof

569,928

448,562

Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles

Guat

Feeding-stuff for animals,

Sanitary, plumbing, heating and

nat

excluding unmilled cereals

4,319,528

3,917,403

Miscellaneous food preparations

8,339,479 10,773,527

lighting fixtures & fittings

1,487,222

1,285,735

Haiti

Furniture

3,416,678

1,222,125

Sar

Beverages and Tobacco

Travel goods, handbags &

Leba

Beverages

1,580,263

Tobacco & tobacco manufactures

3,942,666

1,554,640 5,990,701

other personal goods

280,412

102,190

Ric

Clothing and accessories

6,438,458

7,375,586

Mexi

Footwear

782,411

733,268

Ha

Crude Materials, Inedible

Professional, scientific & con-

Nica

Except Fuels

Hides, skins, & fur skins undressed Oil Seeds, oil nuts and oil kernels, flour and meal of oil seeds, nuts

74,666

233,288

trolling instruments, photographic and optical goods, watches & clocks Miscellaneous manufactured articles

Norv

8,006,317

8,973,613

Mu

Pana

N.E.C.

10,698,339

10,076,133

Ri

and kernels

663,555

1,224,929

Crude rubber, including synthetic

Commodities and Transactions Not

Spai Sa

and reclaimed rubber

130,906

223,845

Classified According to Kind

Wood, lumber and cork

737,272

Pulp and paper

2,984,512

1,275,942 3,520,710

Special transactions, not

classified by kind

1,090,778

1,624,595

Textile fibres, not manufactured

Animals, N.E.C., including

into yarn, thread or fabrics and

zoo animals

their waste

3,320,023

4,110,280

Coins, not gold not legal tender

1,100 2,939

4,160

Crude fertilizers & crude minerals,

excluding coal, petroleum and

Grand Total:

precious stones

530,549

Metalliferous ores & metal scrap

1,109,120

Crude animal & vegetable materials,

N.E.C.

1,531,286

327,651 2,388,715

890,820

Mineral Fuels, Lubricants

And Related Materials

Coal, coke and briquets

Petroleum & petroleum products

Gas, natural & manufactured

8,947 6,717,950 46,525

24,338 2,550,994 321,224

Animal and Vegetable Oils

And Fats

Animal oils and fats

264,151

Vegetable fats and oils,

except hydrogenated

1,267,713

197,355

1,972,680

Fatty acids, waxes, and specially

treated fats & oils, excluding

petroleum products

131,709

131,710

Chemicals

Chemical elements & compounds Mineral tar, tar oils, & crude

chemicals from coal, petroleum

and natural gas

24,804,720

Dyeing, tanning & coloring

materials, natural & synthetic

2,410,566

Medicinal & pharmaceutical products 17,849,847

8,287,095

1,764,061 43,994,996

Essential oils & perfume materials

toilet, polishing & cleansing

preparations

5,578,643

Fertilizers manufactured

506.197

Explosives & pyrotechnic products

137,651

Plastic materials, regenerated

cellulose & artificial resins

8,104,942

5,768,728 116,258 96,207

6,944,591

Chemical materials & products, N.E.C. 3,263,627

2,990,170

Manufactured Goods Classified

Chiefly By Material

Leather, leather manufactures, N.E.C.

and dressed fur skins

2,706,272

Rubber manufactures, N.E.C.

2,344,707

Wood & cork manufactures,

excluding furniture

Paper, paperboard & manufactures thereof

1,887,944

14,128,023

1,219,529 2,048,792

1,368,204

13,891,647

96,888,210 60,377,684

375,646,564 357,037,769

Source of information: Puerto Rico Planning Board Statistical List 1974 & 1975.

Customs and Excise

Commercial travellers entering Puerto Rico from foreign countries (not the U.S.A. or its Dependencies) are required to deposit with the U.S. Customs at the port of entry a sum equivalent to the ful U.S. duty on all dutiable merchandise introduced into the island as samples. This sum is refunded upon departure on all samples which are taken out of Puerto Rico. There is no licence fee. The Government of Puerto Rico does not collect Customs dutie on merchandise entering the island from the U.S.A. or it Dependencies. Merchandise entering Puerto Rico from foreig countries is subject to the duties of the U.S.A., which are collected at the ports of Puerto Rico by the U.S. Customs Service. On certain articles manufactured, imported or sold in Puert Rico, however, revenue sales-taxes are assessed. These import are collected against the financial sales price at the retail level bu: are paid by the first handler of the goods, whether they are manufactured in the island or imported. Most revenue taxes are assessed ad valorėm (tobacco, spirituous liquors and coffee being exceptions).

Although an Export Declaration is required (for statistical purposes only) visitors from other parts of the U.S.A. are no: required to pay Customs Duty or Excise Taxes on goods pur- chased in Puerto Rico and taken back to the mainland with the exception of alcoholic beverages, tobacco and plants. Alcoholic beverages and tobacco, however, may be purchased on the island bearing the U.S. Internal Revenue Stamps. The import of flora to the mainland is strictly controlled in orde: to prevent the spread of plant disease. Health certificates can be issued by registered nurseries or by the Department of Agri- culture (after fumigation) for wild flowers, etc.

DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR OFFICES

The Government of Puerto Rico does not maintain diplomatic cr consular representation in other countries as these functions ar carried out by the representatives of the Government of the U.S.A.

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