TNAG-0152-FCO40-188-Exports-of-cotton-textiles-to-Canada-1969 — Page 54

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G.F. 323

Item

CONFIDENTIAL

Voluntary Quotas on Certain Japanese Exports to Canada

for the year 1968

Appendix IV

Shirts and Blouses

Textiles

Fibre

Blouses

Cotton

Blouses

Synthetic (1)

Sportshirts

Cotton

Dress and Work Shirts Shirts

Cotton

Synthetic (1)

(all types of shirts)

Note:

Each of the five sub-quotas on shirts and blouses may individually be increased by not more than 10 per cent by transfer among the five sub-quotas. However, total shipments under the five sub- quotas may not exceed 609,615 dozen.

(1) Includes only garments of polyester blended with

cotton. Trousers and Outer Shorts

Cotton Synthetic

Quantity

212,100 do zen

41,615

??

208,060

11

70,700 77,140

11

11

609,615 dozen

124,630 dozen

57.680

11

Note:

The cotton sub-quota may be increased by not more than 10 per cent, and the synthetic sub-quota by not more than 20 per cent by transfer between the two sub-quotas. However, total shipments under the two sub-quotas may not exceed 182,310 dozen.

Outer Wear

Cotton

182,310 do zen

245,500 dozen

110,880

outer Wear

Note:

Spun Rayon and Synthetic

Outer wear includes suits, coats, rain coats, jackets, jumpers, skirts, etc.

Knitted wear

Note:

Spun Rayon and Synthetic

Includes knitted wear of spun rayon and synthetic fibres as defined in the Explanatory Notes and also knitted wear of synthetic fibres blended with wool, containing more than 50 per cent by weight of synthetic fibre.

364,620 dozen

Fabrics

Note:

1.

Cotton

31,714,000 sq. yds.

Within the overall quota for cotton fabrics, dyed corduroy may not exceed 2,020,000 square yards.

2. The Japanese Government will use its best

endeavours with Japanese producers and exporters so that within the quota there will be no undue concentration on any particular items.

Cotton

Cotton

Pillow Cases

Sheets

CONFIDENTIAL

221,450 dozen

789,000 pieces

.2/-