TNAG-0133-FCO40-169-Tariff-preferences-for-developing-countries-1969 — Page 41

Item

(i) 11.01

Annex to List II

Reservations on U.K. offer on Chapters 1-24

Cereal flour, other cereal 11.02 preparations and cereal ex 23.02 ) residues.

(ii) 02.05

15.02

15.03

15.06

15.07 (B)(C)(D)(E)

Oils, fats and oil cake

Reservations

Tariff cut to nil, but items to continue to be subject to operation of cereals minimum import price arrangements.

Tariff cut limited to 50% reduction and subject to adequate joint action on these products by other donors.

15.08 (B)(C)(I

15.12 (B)(C)

23.04

(iii) 02.06 (A)(3)(a)

ex

ex

16.01

16.02 (B)(1)(b) 16.02 (B)(1)(e)

16.02 (B)(1)(c)

08.04 (B)

20.06 (B) 20.06 (IJ)

(iv) 16.04(D)

(v) 20.07 (A)(2)(b)

09.01 (A)(1) and (C)

(vi)

ex 12.05 21.01

(vii) 21.02 (A)

Processed pigmeat

Tariff cut limited to 50% reduction.

and beef tongues

Canned Beef and Veal

Raisins, sultanas and other dried

grapes

Canned apricots Canned peaches

Canned tuna

Fruit juices

Coffe

chicory

and

Coffee extracts

(viii) 21.07

Food preparations

n.e.s.

Tariff cut from 8% to 4%.

Grapefruit and orange juice (other than frozen orange concentrate) offered subject to operation of quɔta of £300,000 p.a. from dollar sources.

Tariff reduction to not lower than existing Commonwealth preferential level.

No level of cut suggested at present. Future action to be decided in light of discussions in International Coffee Organization on trade in processed coffee.

Some of these include butterfat and those containing more than 50% are

therefore offered subject to operation of butter quotas.