COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE COUNCIL - EUROPEAN UNION STRATEGY FOR TRADE IN LIVE PLANTS AND FLORICULTURAL PRODUCTS (CN code 0603)
COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Brussels, 17. 02. 1997 COM(97) 36 final COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE COUNCIL EUROPEAN UNION STRATEGY FOR TRADE IN LIVE PLANTS AND FLORICULTURAL PRODUCTS fCN code 0603) COMMISSION COMMUNICATION TO THE COUNCIL EUROPEAN UNION STRATEGY FOR TRADE IN LIVE PLANTS AND FLORICULTURAL PRODUCTS (CN code 0603) I. INTRODUCTION The common organization of the market in live plants and floricultural products is confined to setting quality standards and providing very incomplete protection in relation to imports from non-member countries (except as part of possible safeguard measures). The sector is one where trade with non-member countries is important in terms of exports and imports, both of which are rising although at different rates (see Annexes 1 and 2). Exports from the Community of all products covered by CN code 06 have climbed from 214 000 t in 1988 to 242 000 t in 1995 while imports over the same period are up from 137 000 t to 251 000 t. The result in 1995 is, for the first time ever, a negative export balance (- 8 300 t). In value terms, however, the balance is still positive (ECU 107 000). Cut flowers account for almost 50% of imports (108 000 t), a trend that has remained unchanged over the last ten years. Imports consist mainly of other flowers (59. 56%), followed by roses (15. 53%) and carnations (9. 6%) with chrysanthemums, gladioli and orchids making up the remainder. As a result of agreements concluded with a large number of non-member countries, it has to be said that 80% of fresh cut flowers are imported into the Community free of customs duty. Israel, which has always been the Community's main supplier of cut flowers, has now been overtaken by Kenya (accounting respectively for 25 196 t and 25 575 t or 23. 27%» and 23. 62% of Community imports). There is every indication that Kenya, along with other African countries such as Zimbabwe (the Community's fourth largest supplier), will go on exporting more and more flowers to the European Union since production in those counties is undertaken by large industrial firms employing inexpensive labour to produce 'bulk products', i. e. generic products requiring no specialist know-how (in general carnations). In addition to that, weather conditions in those countries mean that production costs can be kept low. Imports from Colombia stand at a maximum of around 20 000 t a year, making it the Community's third largest supplier of cut flowers - mainly carnations - (20 772 t in 1995). Four-fifths of imports arrive in the seven months between 1 November and 3 1 May when Community production is to meet demand; the duty payable is 15%). -CI TT. PREFERENTIAL ARRANGEMENTS CURRENTLY IN FORCE (CN code 0603Ï (see Annex 3) (a) Mediterranean countries Of the Mediterranean countries that have concluded agreements with the European Union, four, namely Israel, Morocco, Cyprus and Jordan, have been benefiting from concessions in respect of plants and flowers since 1987, i. e. since Spain and Portugal became members of the Community. In order not to upset unduly the traditional trade flows which those countries had with the Community, provision was made for the gradual dismantling of customs duties in the context of quotas for imports of fresh cut flowers, subject in the case of roses and carnations to observance of certain price levels which may not be less than 85% of the Community producer price. With the introduction of the revised Mediterranean Policy in 1992 the dismantling of the remaining tariff was to be speeded up in two 50% stages, which resulted in a rate of duty of 0% on plants and flowers from the four countries in question from 1 January 1993, and the quotas were to be increased annually up to the end of 1995 by 3% in the case of Israel, Morocco and Jordan and 5% in the case of Cyprus. Israel and Morocco are the only significant trading partners among these four countries, with exports of fresh cut flowers to the Union in 1995 amounting to 25 196 t and 2 869 t respectively. The conclusion of new agreements with Israel, Tunisia and Morocco resulted in, among other things, distinctly larger tariff quotas for those countries. In the case of Israel, an additional 5 000 t quota for 'exotic' flowers, together with an import period (1 November to 15 April), was added to the quota applicable for the period 1 January to 31 December 1996 (19 500 t), bringing the total for fresh cut flowers to 24 500 t. This quantity will be maintained in future years. On top of that a further 100 t of dried flowers1 was granted. The 19 500 t quota had all been used up by 31 May 1996. Of the additional quota, barely 42 t has been used. Reciprocal concessions were obtained for the Union, namely a 0% rate of customs duty for the whole of the plant and flower sector together with a 1 000 t reference quantity for fresh cut flowers and reciprocal plant protection measures given practical expression in a joint declaration. In the case of Morocco, the Community quota of 336. 5 t for fresh cut flowers was increased to 2 000 t for the period 1995/96, to 2 400 t for 1996/97, to 2 600 t for 1997/98 and to 3 000 t for 1998/99 and subsequent periods. These new quotas encompass the bilateral French quota which existed for fresh cut flowers and dried Council Decision of 22 December 1995 on the conclusion by the European Community of an Interim Agreement on trade and trade-related matters between the European Community and the European Coal and Steel Community, of the one part and the State of Israel of the other part (OJ No L 71, 20 March 1996, p. 1). i flowers with the exception of large-flowered roses (500 t) and the special quota for large-flowered roses (663. 5 t). During each of these periods the quota is divided in two: - a fixed part of 336. 5 t representing the former Community quota open from 1 November to 31 October for all products falling within CN code 0603 10. This was entirely used up on 16 January 1996; - a variable part set at 1 663. 5 t for 1995/96, 2 063. 5 t for 1996/97, 2 263 t for 1997/98 and 2 663. 5 t for 1998/99 and subsequent periods together with a timetable starting on 15 October and ending on 14 May for roses, gladioli and chrysanthemums, and ending on 31 May for carnations. These quantities may be drawn down only when the 336. 5 t quota has been used up. This quota was not used. At the end of 1995/96 there remained 545 t. An additional 'exotic flowers' quota comprising other flowers (CN codes 060310 29 and 060310 69) was opened, amounting to 1 600 t for 1995/96 (15 October to 14 May), 1 700 t for 1996/97, 1 900 t for 1997/98 and 2 000 t for 1998/99 and subsequent periods. Only 3 t from this quota was used in 1995/96. To recapitulate, the total quotas for Morocco are: - 3 600 t for 1995/96 - 4 100 t for 1996/97 - 4 500 t for 1997/98 - 5 000 t for 1998/99 and subsequent periods2. - The reciprocal concessions granted by Morocco do not concern products falling within CN code 0603 but rather those covered by CN code 0601 and certain CN code 0602 products, the maximum customs duties and preferential tariff quotas having been set for these products as follows: 35%» duty and a 200 t quota for CN code 0601, 2. 5% duty and a 250 t quota for CN code 0602 20 and 35% duty and a 600 t quota for CN code 0602 99. - The quotas for fresh cut flowers set for Jordan and Cyprus are 56 t and 75 t respectively for the period 1 November 1996 to 31 October 19973. To date the quotas granted for earlier years have not been used. Proposal for a Council and Commission Decision on the conclusion of a Euro-Mediterranean Agreement establishing an association between the European Communities and their Member States of the one part, and the Kingdom of Morocco, of the other part (COM(95) 740 final) and Commission Regulation (EC) No 1099/96 of 19 June 1996 amending Council Regulation (EC) No 1981/94 opening and providing for the administration of Community tariff quotas for certain products originating in Algeria, Cyprus, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Malta, Morocco, the Occupied Territories, Tunisia and Turkey, and providing detailed rules for extending and adapting these tariff quotas (OJ No L 146, 20. 6. 1996, p. 8). Jordan: Decision 87/512/EEC of 28 September 1987, OJ No L 297, 21. 10. 1987, p. 18. Cyprus: Decision 87/607/EEC of 21 December 1987, OJ No L 393, 31. 12. 1987, p. 1. C - The agreement with Jordan does not include any reciprocal concessions while that with Cyprus provides for reductions in the rate of duty on imports of cut flowers from the European Union, with no quantitative restrictions (1996: 12. 4% instead of 77%; 1997: 6. 5% instead of 64%; and from 1998 onwards: 0% instead of 64%). - From 1 January 1996 the West Bank and Gaza Strip was granted a 1 500 t quota for fresh cut flowers. In this quota the minimum price conditions apply to roses and carnations. To date the quota, which expires on 31 December 1996, has not been used. It is planned to renew the quota volume for 19974. The quota, adopted autonomously by the Community, is likely to be given contractual effect in the forthcoming Euro- Mediterranean Agreement with the Palestinian Authority which may also include certain reciprocal arrangements. - The agreement with Tunisia was signed in early April 1995 and has still to be ratified by the Member States. It grants a concession for cut flowers of 750 t. No request was made for advance measures for flowers in 19965. A reciprocal concession is granted for products falling within CN code 0602 99 (reduced duty of 43%» and a quota volume of 200 t) but none for products falling within CN code 0603. - Under an agreement dating from 19866 Turkey qualifies for a 0% rate of duty for cut flowers and is not subject to any restrictions (as to timetable or volume) whatever. As the Community's sixth largest supplier of fresh cut flowers (3 368 t in 1995 compared with 806 t in 1988), it ranks before Morocco therefore which occupies eighth place. The present agreement grants no reciprocal concessions. - The situation is the same for cut flowers from Malta7. In 1995 there were no imports into the Community whereas in 1990 the volume imported stood at 90 t. Malta grants a reduced rate of duty of 35% (as against the rate under the GATT) for all products falling within CN code 06 from the European Union. It is the responsibility of the Council to open and provide for the administration of Community tariff quotas adopted under the above Agreements by both extending and adapting them. (b) ACP countries Council Regulation (EC) No 539/96 of 25 March 1996 amending Regulations (EEC) No 1134/91, (EEC) No 4088/87 and (EC) No 1981/94 with regard to the tariff arrangements applicable to imports into the Community of products originating in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip (OJ No L 79, 29. 3. 1996, p. 6). Doc. COM(95) 235 final of 31 May 1995. Council Regulation (EEC) No 4115/96 of 22. 12. 1986 (OJ No L 380, 31. 12. 1986, p. 16). Council Decision 89/208/EC (OJ No L 81, 23. 3. 1989, p. 1). Council Regulation (EC) No 1981/94 opening and providing for the administration of Community tariff quotas for certain products originating in Algeria, Cyprus, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Malta, Morocco, the Occupied Territories, Tunisia and Turkey, and providing detailed rules for extending and adapting these tariff quotas (OJ No L 199, 2. 8. 1994, p. 1), as last amended by Commission Regulation (EC) No 1099/96 (OJ No L 146, 20. 6. 1996, p. 8). Kenya is currently the European Union's largest supplier of cut flowers (25 575 t in 1995) with Zimbabwe occupying fourth place. As ACP countries both these countries qualify for exemption from customs duties. Concessions granted to the ACP countries under the Lomé IV Convention are fixed up to the year 20009. The ACP countries qualify also for the scheme of generalized tariff preferences (SGP). The SGP for agricultural products, which applies from 1 January 1997, gives the same level of preference as the Lomé Convention to the less advanced developing countries, 39 of which are members of the Lomé Convention. With exceptionally low production costs, these countries are exploiting this opportunity and exporting increasing quantities of flowers to the Community. (c) SGP countries The new SGP which is to apply until 30 June 199910 provides for the reintroduction of full customs duties where the quantities put into free circulation with preferential benefit exceed the volume of imports from one of those countries into the Community corresponding to the figure half-way between the highest and the average quantity for the last four years for which statistics are available (Article 14 and footnote 3 to Annex VT, p. 57). The fact that this intervention mechanism has been introduced improves appreciably the protection for Community producers. It is important to point out here that imports from Ecuador have shown a substantial increase in recent years (up from 380 t in 1988 to 4 353 t in 1995), making this country the Community's fifth largest supplier. Another new point of interest to Community producers is the fact that cut flowers are now classified as very sensitive products for which customs duties is liimited to 15%. From 1 January 1998 special incentive arrangements in the form of additional preferences may be granted to beneficiary countries covered by the scheme which request such arrangements in writing and provide proof that they have adopted and actually apply domestic legal provisions for the protection of workers and/or the environment. (d) East European countries Tariff concessions for fresh cut flowers (concessions having been granted for the other CN code 06 sub Chapters) have not been granted to the countries of eastern Europe, other than to Bulgaria for roses, carnations and orchids and to the Czech Republic for all products falling within CN code 0603, in both cases with a quota volume \ For dried flowers, on the other hand, all countries apart from Latvia and Lithuania have been 10 Council Regulation (EC) No 1194/96 of 27 June 1996 (OJ No L 161, 29. 6. 1996, p. 2) extending Regulation (EEC) No 3066/95 of 22. 12. 1995 (OJ No L 328, 30. 12. 1995, p. 31). Council Regulation (EC) No 1256/96 of 20 June 1996 applying multiannual schemes of generalized tariff preferences from 1 July 1996 tp 30 June 1999 in respect of certain agricultural products originating in developing countries (OJ No L 160, 29. 6. 1996, p. 1). Council Regulation (EC) No 1194/96 of 27 junc 1996 (OJ No L 161, 29. 6. 1996, p. 2). Council Regulation (EC) No 1926/96 of 7 October 1996 (OJ No L 254, 8. 10. 1996, p. 1). granted a rate of duty equivalent to 35% of the most favoured nations duty (MFN). All these countries along with Slovenia have applied for accession. A large number of concessions were granted by these countries in respect of Community ornamental horticultural exports in the form of tariff quotas at a reduced rate of duty (see Annex 4). Of these countries, Poland, Hungary and Slovenia have become major trading partners in recent years, chiefly in respect of Community exports (totalling 12 094 t, 5 052 t and 9 733 t respectively in 1995). There is every reason to believe that this trade will go on expanding. It would appear, however, according to those with specialist knowledge of the sector, that the market offering the most promising potential is Russia where Community exports are rising sharply. III. NEGOTIATIONS IN HAND Negotiations are under way with a number of Maghreb-Mashreq countries for some of which the cut flower sector is likely to be of considerable importance before long. Because of this their requests are in some cases quite substantial. Egypt, for example, is asking for a quota of 30 000 t for cut flowers despite the fact that at the moment it does not export. The Commission is proposing a duty free quota of 500 t. Lebanon began with a request for 3 000 t of cut flowers later reducing it to 1 000 t. In this case too the Community is offering only 100 t for the same reasons as in the case of Egypt. Jordan would like its present concession for cut flowers to be increased. The Commission has suggested raising it from 56 t to 100 t which would virtually double the volume now admitted duty-free. Negotiations are near completion with Turkey, the innovation for cut flowers being the grant in the Community of a duty-free concession for 100 t. Agreement has not yet been reached on the Community request for the inclusion or the Turkish proposal for the non- inclusion of roses and carnations. Similarly, a decision has yet to be taken on the grant to the European Union of a duty-free concession for 200 t of bulbs. Following on from the Uruguay Round and enlargement, negotiations on the updating of the Europe agreements are about to end with the central and eastern European countries. Most of the results of the negotiations have now been put into effect autonomously and reciprocally and are summarized at 11(d) above. The negotiating brief/directions for a free trade agreement with South Africa, adopted in March 1996, excludes cut flowers. On account of the existing volume of exports (more than 1 800 t in 1995) a request for concessions is nevertheless expected. t IV. FORESEEABLE NEGOTIATIONS The agreement in force with Algeria does not contain any concession for flowers. Formal negotiations for a new agreement have not begun and Algeria's position regarding flowers is unknown. In the case of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, lastly, for which the Council brief envisaged making the existing 1 500 t quota binding, at the outset of the negotiations for a new agreement the Palestinian delegation asked for the quota to be raised to 5 000 t. V. STRATEGY Before dealing with this item, two general comments should be made: - The Commission must abide by the negotiating brief adopted by the Council. In some cases this allows for a certain degree of flexibility. In others, it is very specific and gives details of the groups of products for which concessions may be granted, the volumes to which the concessions apply, time tables and customs duties. - The agreements with non-member countries are based on comprehensive negotiations which go far beyond the negotiations on plants and flowers. A more specific comment will round off this introduction: where concessions for plants and flowers are requested by non-member countries, such requests should be examined with full knowledge of the facts, that is to say, on the basis of the figures for production in those countries (regions, products concerned, periods, surface area under flowers and plants, volumes, etc. ), their traditional exports (which products are exported to which countries, the relevant quantities, periods and price levels) and their potential capacity for increasing those exports. I. Logically, a distinction should be made here too between the various non-member countries in terms of the preferential arrangements that apply or will be applied to them. (a) ACP countries As indicated above, the concessions granted to the ACP countries under the Lomé Convention are fixed up to the year 2000. Given that the context is very specific, it would be premature to put forward a strategy that is to apply to ornamental horticultural products at the start of the next century. A study will be made when the time is right. The Commission has recently published a Green Paper on relations between the European Union and the ACP countries on the eve of the 21st century: Challenges and options for a new partnership. Consideration of what is to become of the cut flower sector will have to take place in the context of the options set out in the Green Paper for trade relations. 1 (b) SGP countries The same holds good in the case of the new SGP which will apply up to 30 June 1999 and which is itself subject to quite specific rules, such as for example, the possibility of reintroducing the normal duty where there is a sharp rise in imports. (c) Mediterranean countries. South Africa and other countries On the basis of past experience and foreseeable developments, the following eight-part strategy has been devised: (1) The grant of concessions as part of tariff quotas based on traditional exports together with the introduction of a growth element reflecting the need to adapt the quotas, where they are used up speedily, and the sensitivity of the sector within the European Union. In a situation where there are no exports, a limited quantity could be set. (2) The introduction for the most sensitive products (roses and carnations) of minimum price conditions, meaning not less than 85% of the Community producer price. (3) The establishment of partial rather than total reductions in duty, modulated in relation to the sensitivity of the products at Community level. (4) The introduction of import periods, confined to those where Community production is not liable to be upset (in principle, therefore, the winter months). The prospect could be offered of importing certain exotic plants and flowers that are not produced in the Community throughout the year at reduced rates of duty. (5) Concessions restricted to clearly defined products (with eight figures in the Combined Nomenclature, such as carnations, chrysanthemums, etc. ) rather than to groups of products (with less than eight figures in the CN, such as for example fresh cut flowers falling within CN code 0603 10). (6) Reciprocal concessions requested from the more developed countries (see Agreement with Israel, the Commission's proposals to Turkey). It is essential in this context that the Community's requests for reciprocity be clearly formulated and taken into consideration, the aim being to stimulate Community exports. (7) Plant protection requirements must be absolutely transparent and mutually binding. (8) The countries concerned must give an undertaking to sign the UPOV Convention on the protection of breeders of new varieties of plants. II. Quite apart from the arrangements in question, it is planned to launch and expand promotion campaigns for Community ornamental horticultural products in non-member countries which conclude trade agreements with the European Union. & Promoting these products outside the Community will favour the expansion of the market for Community products on which there are no export refunds. ( \ Y N V \ £ AX 4 CHAPITRE 06 DU TDC PLANTES VIVANTES ET PRODUITS DE LA FLORICULTURE STATISTIQUES ANNUELLES COMMERCE EXTERIEUR DE LA CE 1988 - 1995 Source: Eurostat - Comext II - DG 06/A-2 d:/data/123/chap-06 C h a p i t re 06 - P l a n t es v i v a n t es et p r o d u i ts de la f l o r i c u l t u re - E x t r a - EU iMilleECU 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Importations 06 409. 896 443. 994 495. 231 585. 184 629. 037 675. 312 726. 910 784. 515 0601 0602 0603 0604 10. 147 103. 901 220. 178 75. 671 10. 277 111. 468 228. 879 93. 370 10. 791 117. 007 260. 709 106. 723 11. 771 125. 931 320. 915 126. 567 14. 785 121. 529 357. 015 135. 709 12. 583 128. 489 366. 571 167. 669 15. 981 135. 043 403. 245 172. 642 18. 632 143. 577 441. 777 180. 529 Exportations 06 0601 0602 0603 0604 786. 056 866. 122 930. 327 990. 915 1. 044. 060 1. 038. 393 1. 179. 688 891. 302 156. 385 316. 704 286. 806 26. 160 167. 522 343. 114 327. 980 27. 506 190. 639 379. 646 333. 195 26. 847 222. 190 408. 455 330. 889 29. 382 246. 396 420. 800 347. 295 29. 568 248. 652 415. 424 344. 690 29. 626 319. 256 447. 311 378. 351 34. 770 285. 711 280. 652 299. 083 25. 856 Excédents d'exportations 06 376. 159 422. 127 435. 096 405. 731 415. 023 363. 081 452. 778 106. 787 0601. 0602 0603 0604 146. 238 212. 803 66. 629 (49. 510) 157. 245 231. 646 99. 101 (65. 864) 179. 848 262. 639 72. 486 (79. 877) 210. 419 282. 524 9. 973 (97. 184) 231. 611 299. 272 (9. 719) (106. 140) 236. 069 286. 935 (21. 881) (138. 042) 303. 276 312. 268 (24. 893) (137. 872) 267. 079 137. 074 (142. 694) (154. 673) en Tonnes 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Importations 06 137. 483 145. 772 171. 494 196. 748 209. 194 215. 269 229. 676 250. 626 0601 0602 0603 0604 4. 024 50. 856 54. 436 28. 192 4. 018 53. 167 57. 091 31. 480 3. 686 61. 662 66. 599 39. 571 3. 448 64. 425 83. 358 45. 531 4. 861 60. 766 92. 040 51. 489 4. 764 57. 513 95. 697 57. 272 4. 565 61. 660 102. 504 60. 992 5. 004 70. 084 108. 289 67. 266 Exportations 06 213. 950 239. 574 272. 696 291. 825 296. 344 361. 987 344. 958 242. 343 0601 0602 0603 0604 52. 033 111. 982 35. 189 14. 734 55. 964 130. 274 38. 361 14. 995 63:144 154. 749 40. 026 14. 790 68. 767 167. 677 39. 467 15. 938 74. 194 163. 110 43. 987 15. 064 70. 567 222. 620 53. 363 15. 418 89. 030 178. 721 61. 435 15. 824 69. 371 118. 973 42. 494 11. 486 E x c é d e n ts d ' e x p o r t a t i o ns 06 0601 0602 0603 0604 76. 467 93. 802 101. 202 95. 077 87. 150 146. 718 115. 282 (8. 283) 48. 009 61. 126 (19. 247) (13. 458) 51. 946 77. 107 (18. 730) (16. 485) 59. 458 93. 087 (26. 573) (24. 781) 65. 319 103. 252 (43. 891) (29. 593) 69. 333 102. 344 (48. 053) (36. 425) 65. 803 165. 107 (42. 334) (41. 854) 84. 465 117. 061 (41. 069) (45. 168) 64. 367 48. 889 (65. 795) (55. 780) 1 [Ô6ÔT BULBICULTURE 1 - C [IMPORTATION EN MILLE ECU 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 \ [EXPORTATION EN MILLE ECU } 1995 \ 1 0601 10 10 Jacinthes en repos végétatif 10 6 10 72 141 24 47 12 12. 236 11. 946 12. 183 12. 206 12. 268 14. 023 15. 918 9. 639 0601 10 20 Narcisses en repos végétatif 1. 248 1. 097 1. 009 1. 010 1. 003 1. 245 1. 349 1. 115 16. 170, 17. 101 17. 492 16. 183 15. 175 14. 589 19. 973 15. 546 0601 10 30 Tulipes en repos végétatif 212 327 274 613 603 377 933 405 49. 016 55. 086 56. 207 63. 129 56. 100 59. 638. 81. 415 67. 272 0601 10 40 Glaïeuls en repos végétatif 794 1. 030 1. 065 882 2. 684 2. 033 1. 585 1. 477 7. 611 7. 625 9. 319 10. 856 10. 835 10. 057 11. 213 10. 521 060110 90 Autres en repos végétatif 06012010 Plants, plantes et racines de chicorées 7. 271 6. 953 7. 420 8. 312 9. 508 8. 239 10. 946 14. 239 68. 630 73. 505 92. 309 116. 841 146. 796 146. 137 186. 099 179. 279 0601 20 30 Orchidées, narcisses et tulipes en végétation ou en fleur 15 71 • 6 * 126 0 2 12 26 21 103 55 70 18 238 82 315 0601 20 90 Autres en végétation ou en fleur 281 670 343 450 337 386 284 488 691 976 1. 021 937 1. 223 1. 020 1. 374 1. 293 1. 729 986 496 436 177 428 397 1. 674 1. 301 1. 803 1. 901 3. 778 2. 897 2. 672 2. 386 ^ ITOTAL 10. 147 10. 277 10. 791 11. 771 14. 785 12. 583 15. 981 18. 632 156. 385 167. 522 190. 639 222. 190 248. 395 248,652 319. 257 285. 7111 IEXCEDENT D'EXPORTATION EN MILLE ECU 060110 10 Jacinthes en repos végétatif 0601 10 20 Narcisses en repos végétatif 12. 225 11. 939 12. 173 12. 134 12. 127 13. 999 15. 872 9. 627 14. 922. 16. 004 16. 483 15. 173 14. 172 13. 343 18. 624 14. 431 0601 10 30 Tulipes en repos végétatif 48. 804 54. 760 55. 932 62. 515 55. 497 59. 261 80. 482 66. 867 0601 10 40 Glaïeuls en repos végétatif 6. 817 6. 595 8. 254 9. 974 8. 151 8. 024 9. 628 9. 044 060110 90 Autres en repos végétatif 61. 359 66. 552 84. 890 108. 529 137. 288 137. 898 175. 152 165. 040 0601 20 10 Plants, plantes et racines de chicorées 0601 20 30 Orchidées, narcisses et tulipes en végétation ou en fleur 12 (50) 97 55 (56). 18 237 705 0601 20 90 Autres en végétation ou en fleur 887 595 634 1. 090 806 1. 038 70 10 1. 393 851 1. 132 1. 405 3. 342 2. 720 2. 244 1. 989 | TOTAL 146. 239 157. 245 179. 848 210. 419 231. 610 236. 069 303. 276 267. 0791 [Ô6ÔT BULBICULTURE 19S8 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 JMPORTATIONENTONNES. EXPORTATION EN TONNES 1 1994 19951 1 0601 10 10 Jacinthes en repos végétatif. 3 2 5 33 52 1 0601 10 20 Narcisses en repos végétatif 699 581 580 564 513 744 0601 10 30 Tulipes en repos végétatif 96 175 179 477 479 286 0601 10 40 Glaïeuls en. repos végétatif 16 772 337 3 485 213 4. 506 4. 524 4. 681 4. 312 4. 007 4. 367 4. 835 2. 878 8. 286 9. 583 10. 053 9. 574 9. 536 8. 639 11. 372 7. 365 17. 935 19. 476 20. 315 20. 819 18. 114 18. 800 23. 545 17. 514 1. 128 1. 075 817 638 1. 576 1. 508 1. 082. 1. 013 3. 337 3. 470 4. 528 4. 823' 5. 153 4. 682 5. 453 4. 759 0601 10 90 Autres en repos végétatif " 1. 933 1. 612 1. 669 1. 508 1. 857- 2. 110 2. 164 3. 019 17. 314 18. 255 22. 645 28. 250 35. 706 32. 769 42. 120 35. 574 0601 20 10 Plants, plantes et racines de chicorées 62 0601 20 30 Orchidées, narcisses et tulipes en végétation ou en fleur 7 10 25 18 1. 161 14 0601 20 90 Autres en végétation ou en fleur 398 158 506 8 205 210 0 49 143 112 51 109 64 49 14 46 74 21 39 51 237 29 261 265 246 273 283 340 -459 165 391 356 603 703 1. 364 944 1. 002 1. 098 (TOTAL -c* 4. 026 4. 020 3. 680 3. 450 4. 858 4. 762 4. 563 5. 005 52. 044 55. 975 63. 145 68. 775 74. 202 70. 592 89. 023 69. 3821 [EXCEDENT D'EXPORTATION TONNES 06011010 Jacinthes en repos végétatif 4. 503 060110 20 Narcisses en repos végétatif 7. 587 4. 522 9. 002 4. 676 9. 473 4. 279 3. 955 4. 366 4. 819 2. 875 9. 010 9. 023 7. 895 10. 600 6. 880 0601 10 30 Tulipes en repos végétatif 17. 839 19. 301 20. 136 20. 342 17. 635 18. 514 23. 208 17. 301 0601 10 40 Glaïeuls en repos végétatif 2. 209 2. 395 3. 711 4. 185 3. 577 3. 174 4. 371 3. 746 0601 10 90 Autres en repos végétatif 15. 381 16. 643 20. 976 26. 742 33. 849 30. 659 39. 956 32. 555 0601 20 10 Plants, plantes et racines de chicorées 0601 20 30 Orchidées, narcisses et tulipes en végétation ou en fleur 13 (16) 56 21 (122) 51 237 (83) 253 0601 20 90 Autres en végétation ou en fleur 233 (150) 205 232 258 248 273 276 410 114 498 1. 154 895 859 989 | TOTAL 48. 018 51. 955 59. 465 65. 325 69. 344 65. 830 84. 460 64. 3771 0602 AUTRES PLANTES VIVANTES (Y COMPRIS LEURS RACINES), BOUTURES ET GREFFONS; BLANC DE CHAMPIGNONS: 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 IMPORTATIONS EN MILLE ECU I EXPORTATIONS EN MILLE ECU 0602 1010 Boutures non racinôes et greffons de vigne 0602 10 90 Boutures non racinées et greffons, autres 35. 181 39. 090 39. 365 38. 634 36. 652 40. 750 42. 184 45. 587 7. 677 9. 225 10. 653 12. 394 12. 291 15. 023 18. 250 12. 991 181 137 436 182 24 3 6 ' 25 1. 531 1. 807 2. 109 1. 671 1. 110 1. 539 1. 248 1. 196 0602 20 10 Plantes de vigne, greffés ou racines 35 14 152 35 11 268 15 9 5. 324 4. 280 4. 758 4. 020 3. 173 3. 835 4. 192 4. 326 0602 20 90 autres 0602 30 00 Rhododendrons et azalés, greffés ou non 576 705 323 261 375 •210 325 492 11. 950 11. 877 12. 245 12. 906 13. 016 11. 905 13. 140 8. 108 1. 243 646 1. 031 1. 179 1. 702 1. 331 1. 636 2. 118 7. 651 5. 603 5. 913 5. 659 6. 173 7. 046 8. 226 7. 270 0602 40 10 Rossiers, non greffés 169 274 371 284 323 360 338 349 2. 926 1. 677 1. 661 1. 108 1. 804 1. 093 1. 744 1. 076 0602 40 90 Rosiers greffés 2. 518 2. 698 2. 211 2. 682 3. 638 4. 421 6. 464 8. 879 12. 675 11. 777 11. 302 10. 975 13. 934 12. 869 14. 797 11. 555 0602 91 00 Blanc de champignons 597 831 1. 247 1. 357 2. C19 2. 185 3. 375 1. 939 1. 858 2. 566 4. 047 4. 947 4. 240 3. 540 4. 055 4. 365 "% 0602 99 10 Plants d'ananas 120 93 69 87 55 42 53 37 170 100 208 478 386 287 371 444 0602 99 30 Plants de légumes et plants de fraisieres 0602 99 41 Plantes de plein air, Arbres, arbustes et arbrisseaux forestiers 1. 319 1. 427 1. 150 2. 268 2. 724 1. 923 1. 258 991 11. 230 8. 484 9. 322 8. 148 7. 926 7. 005 8. 162 4. 009 1. 848. 3. 264. 3. 457 4. 463 3. 827 3. 390 4. 711 3. 584 7. 53. 5 8. 016 9. 844 12. 074 14. 464 15. 201 15. 489 12. 446 0602 99 45 Boutures racinôes et jeunes plants 2. 945 3. 774 2. 621 2. 308 1. 995 2. 037 2. 241 0602 99 49 autres 2. 764 3. 414 4. 194 4. 695 3. 828 2. 416 2. 630 0602 99 51 Plantes vivaces 2. 882 1. 736 1. 090 948 1. 178 1. 379 963 0602 99 59 autres 0602 99 70 Plantes d'intérieur, boutures racinées et jeunes plants, ù l'exception des cactées 2. 902 3. 130 3. 365 5. 199 5. 058 5. 271 4. 732 2. 635 3. 248 1. 994 4. 704 6. 153 6. 684 6. 911 6. 161 6. 296 8. 287 9. 448 8. 192 35. 990 40. 169 45. 390 45. 739 43. 890 35. 622 43. 875 22. 292 10. 035 12. 370 15. 260 14. 247 16. 055 17. 295 18. 174 18. 031 12. 961 15. 058 16. 751 20. 215 20. 605 23. 300 28. 149 17. 717 0602 99 91 Plantes ù fleurs, en boutons ou en fleur, ù l'exception des cactées 19. 490 23. 325 27. 621 28. 561 29. 834 33. 513 34. 256 34. 706 18. 698 20. 931 22. 565 24. 339 26. 747 29. 020 29. 061 21. 384 621 464 390 439 518 336 489 949 55. 900 65. 228 73. 332 82. 006 84. 515 75. 734 79. 779 34. 710 0602 99 99 autres 28. 507 26. 445 27. 914 32. 349 27. 767 28. 655 29. 368 31. 331 106. 537 117. 263 127. 374 141. 369 143. 974' 147. 822 149. 150 90. 539 TOTAL 103. 901 111. 468 117. 008 125. 931 121. 529 128. 489 135. 043 143. 577 316. 804 343. 114 379. 646 408. 455 420. 800 415. 424 447. 311 280. 652 |0602 AUTRES PLANTES VIVANTES (Y COMPRIS LEURS RACINES), BOUTURES ET GREFFONS; BLANC DE CHAMPIGNONS; - A- 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 \ EXCEDENT D'EXPORTATION EN ECU 0602 10 10 Boutures non racinées et greffons de vigne 1. 350 1. 670 1. 673 1. 489 1. 086 1. 537 1. 241 1. 171 0602 10 90 Boutures non racinées et greffons, autres (27. 504) (29. 865) (28. 713) (26. 240) (24. 361) (25. 728) (23. 934) (32. 595) 0602 20 10 Plantes de vigne, greffés ou racines 5. 289 4. 265 4. 607 3. 985 3. 162 3. 567 4. 177 4. 316 0602 20 90 autres 0602 30 00 Rhododendrons et azalés, greffés ou non 11. 375 11. 172 11. 922 12. 644 12. 642 11. 696 12. 815 7. 616 6. 408 4. 957 4. 882 4. 480 4. 470 5. 715 6. 591 5. 152 0602 40 10 Rossiers, non greffés 2. 757 1. 403 1. 290 824 1. 481 733 1. 405 726 0602 40 90 Rosiers greffés 10. 157 9. 079 9. 092 8. 293 10. 296 8. 448. 8. 332 2. 676 0602 91 00 Blanc de champignons 1. 261 1. 735 2. 800 3. 590 2. 220 1. 356 681 2. 426 0602 99 10 Plants d'ananas \> 50 0602 99 30 Plants de légumes et plants de fraisleres 139 7. 391 331 245 318 408 0602 99 41 Plantes de plein air, Arbres, arbustes et arbrisseaux forestiers 9. 811 7. 057 8. 172 5. 880 5. 202 6. 082 6. 904 3. 018 5. 687 4. 752 6. 387 7. 611 10. 638 11. 811 10. 778 8. 862 0602 99 45 Boutures racinées et jeunes plants 3. 208 2. 910 4. 290 3. 853 4. 301 6. 250 7. 207 5. 558 0602 99 49 autres 33. 226 36. 755 41. 196 41. 044 40. 062 33. 206 41. 245 19. 044 0602 99 51 Plantes vivaces 7. 153 10. 633 14. 171 13. 299 14. 876 15. 917 17. 212 16. 037 0602 99 59 autres 0602 99 70 Plantes d'intérieur, boutures racinées et jeunes plants, ù l'exception des cactées 10. 059 11. 928 13. 386 15. 016 15. 747 18. 029 23. 417 13. 013 (792) (2. 394) (5. 056) (4. 222) (3. 087) (5. 493) (5. 195) (13. 322) 0602 99 91 Plantes ù fleurs, en boutons ou en fleur, ù l'exception des cactées 55. 280 64. 764 72. 942 81. 567 83. 997 75. 398 79. 290 33. 762 0602 99 99 autres 78. 030 90. 818 99. 459 109. 020 116. 207 119. 167 119. 782 59. 208 [TOTAL 212. 904 231. 646 262. 639 282. 524 299. 271 286. 936 312. 268 137. 0751 -o I 0602 AUTRES PLANTES VIVANTES (Y COMPRIS LEURS RACINES), BOUTURES ET GREFFONS; BLANC DE CHAMPIGNONS: - 5- 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995' [IMPORTATIONS EN TONNES EXPORTATIONS EN TONNES 0602 10 10 Boutures non racinées et greffons de vigne 77. 64 163 110 29 1. 0 36 0602 10 90 Boutures non racinées et greffons, autres 17. 263 18. 804 20. 759 18. 447 15. 109 14. 861 12. 935 12. 498 Plantes de vigne, greffés ou racines 4. 1 19 17 2 32 2 2 354 755 958 463 401 372 320 343 329 291 1. 047 2. 089 2. 047 1. 303 1. 664 2. 003 1. 791 821 805 618 443 483 492 572 autres 235 221• 729 804 1. 524 995 1. 308 1. 984 2. 647 1. 731 1. 842 1. 753 1. 551 1. 900 2. 303 2. 335 0602 20 10 0602 20 90 0602 30 00 241 1Ô0 5. 663 5. 648 6. 085 6. 136 6. 115 5. 323 5. 571 3. 216 Rhododendrons et azalés, greffés ou non 525 493 • 227 65 294 154 0602 40 10 Rosslers, non greffés 0602 40 90 Rosiers greffés 24 51 197 159 68 106 141 222 306 228 318 198 240 225 364 246 V 0602 91 00 0602 99 10 0602 99 30 0602 99 41 0602 99 45 862 1. 141 1. 151 1. 544 1,779 2. 326 3. 553 4. 893 1. 352 1. 324 1. 430 1. 453 1. 540 1. 678 2. 307 1. 582 Blanc de champignons 721 1. 080 1. 173 1. 182 1. 624 1. 712 2. 749 1. 829 2. 145 3. 345 11. 537 14. 337 13. 054 11. 455 13. 429 14. 237 Plants d'ananas 48 27 26 35. 16 16 20 10 83 23 60 262 131 134 167 66 Plants de légumes et plants de fraisleres 412 635 741 970 1. 322 1. 315 1. 817 1. 340 4. 732 10. 632 12. 320 15. 181 17. 037 18. 015 17. 284 15. 701 Plantes de plein air, Arbres, arbustes et arbrisseaux forestiers 991 Boutures racinées et jeunes plants 1. 053 1. 438 2. 800 3. 930 2. 066 1. 447 i. 308 5. 084 5. 156 6. 319 5. 220 4. 671 3. 919 4. 562 3. 001 0602 99 49 autres 1. 020 594 566 620 825 817 1. 025 0602 99 51 Plantes vivaces 3. 359 4. 875 5. 521 5. 958 3. 934 1. 959 2. 799 1. 474 5. 742 1. 126 1. 261 1. 589 1. 344 1. 457 1. 748 2. 322 2. 031 16. 450 17. 726 20. 268 20. 813 19. 606 16. 600 21. 047 11. 847 0602 99 59 autres 724 262 190 479 639 607 250 554 2. 900 3. 225 3. 925 3. 755 3. 932 4. 712 5. 386 4. 266 0602 99 70 1. 671 Plantes d'intérieur, boutures racinées et jeunes plants, à l'exception des cactées 2. 394 2. 231 3. 165 1. 160 1. 892 1. 513 2. 275 9. 895 12. 619 14. 341 15. 105 11. 803 13. 899 16. 700 11. 803 0602 99 91 Plantes à fleurs, en boutons ou en fleur, à l'exception des cactées 8. 110 8. 399 10. 375 10. 348 10. 939 12. 829 13. 988 15. 873 3. 097 3. 325 3. 698 3. 689 3. 568 4. 245 4. 693 2. 415 0602 99 99 autres 255 279 495 351 384 275 450 805 20. 236 23. 730 26. 551 29. 175 28. 794 25. 682 25. 760 12. 870 15. 060 13. 686 15. 647 17. 410 15. 974 15. 578 17. 270 19. 092 34. 184 37. 999 41. 397 46. 224 47. 604 110. 631 53. 991 30. 687 TOTAL 50. 850 53. 178 61. 648 64. 464 60. 786 57. 541 61. 664 70. 127 111. 967 130. 303 154. 775 167. 682 163. 169 222. 656 178. 710 118. 957 0602 AUTRES PLANTES VIVANTES (Y COMPRIS LEURS RACINES), BOUTURES ET GREFFONS; BLANC DE CHAMPIGNONS: - 6-. 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1 EXCEDENT D'EXPORTATION EN TONNES 0602 10 10 Boutures non racinées et greffons de vigne 277 399 238 262 291 342 329 255 0602 10 90 Boutures non racinées et greffons, autres (16. 508) (17. 757) (18. 670) (16. 400) (13. 806) (13. 197) (10. 932) (10. 707) 0602 20 10 Plantes de vigne, greffés ou racines. 786 820 954 601 441 451 490 570 0602 20 90 autres 0602 30 00 Rhododendrons et azalés, greffés ou non 5. 138 5. 155 5. 858 6. 071 '• 5. 821 5. 169 5. 330 3. 026 2. 412 1. 510 913 949 27 905 997 351 0602 40 10 Rossiers, non greffés 282 177 121 39 172 119 223 24 0602 40 90 Rosiers greffés 490 183 279 (91) (239) (648) (1. 246) (3. 311) O 0602 91 00 Blanc de champignons • 1. 424 2. 265 10. 364 13. 155 11. 430 9. 743 10. 680 12. 408 0602 99 10 Plants d'ananas •35 (4) 34 227 115 118 147 56 0602 99 30 Plants de légumes et plants de fraisieres 0602 99 41 Plantes de plein air, Arbres, arbustes et arbrisseaux forestiers 4. 093 4. 103. 4. 881 2. 420 741 1. 853 3. 115 1. 693 4. 320 9. 997 11. 579 14. 211 15. 715 16. 700 15. 467 14. 361 0602 99 45 Boutures racinôes et jeunes plants 106 667 1. 023 724 632 931 1. 297 557 0602 99 49 autres 13. 091 12. 851 14. 747 14. 855 15. 672 14. 641 18. 248 6. 105 0602 99 51 Plantes vivaces 2. 176 2. 963 3. 735 3. 276 3. 293 4. 105 5. 136 3. 712 0602 99 59 autres 8. 735 11. 106 12. 110 11. 940 9. 409 12. 007 15. 029 9. 528 0602 99 70 Plantes d'intérieur, boutures racinées et jeunes plants, à l'exception des cactées (5. 013) (5. 074) (6. 677) (6. 659), (7. 371) (8. 584) (9. 295) (13. 458) 0602 99 91 Plantes à fleurs, en boutons ou en fleur, à l'exception des cactées 19. 981 23. 451 26. 056 28. 824 28. 410 25. 407 25. 310 12. 065 0602 99 99 autres [TOTAL 61. 117 77. 125 93. 127 103. 218 102. 383 169. 115 117. 046 48. 83Ô~| 19. 124 24. 313 25. 750 28. 814 31. 630 95. 053 36. 721 11. 595 (0603 FLEURS ET BOUTONS DE FLEURS COUPEES du 1er janvier au 31 décembre 8- J 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995J 1 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995)1 [IMPORTATIONS EN TONNES 060310 11+51 Roses ^ [EXPORTATIONS EN TONNES" J 7. 031 7. 287 8. 399 10. 530 13. 181 16. 375 22. 328 29. 433 5. 232 4. 511 5. 007 5. 300 6. 510 7. 787 9. 715 6. 594 0603 10 13+53 Oeillets 20. 669 21. 977 25. 317 33. 266 39. 028 0603 10 15+55 Orchidées 3. 226 060310 21+61 Glaïeuls 3. 378 4. 451 4. 736 4. 249 40. 320 ' 3. 786 36. 947 35. 041 4. 237 4. 026 3. 143 3. 068 3. 470 3. 320 4. 385 4. 081 3. 669 3. 422 431 410 443 354 493 489 465 487 516 269 180 341 160 244 173 180 457 518 483 405 486 693 472 199 0603 10 25+65 Chrysanthèmes TOTAL Interm. 2. 441 2. 406 2. 431 33. 883 35. 342 40. 753 2. 422 51. 295 2. *450 59. 068 1. 800 62. 525 1. 452 64. 569 1. 382 69. 458 1. 498 2. 313 11. 855 11. 393 11. 194 11. 440 2. 118 1. 928 2. 427 3. 573 13. 386 15. 862 4. 431 3. 986 19. 468 15. 3471 0603 10 29+69 Autres fleurs 19. 066 20. 386 24. 607 30. 486 31. 081 31. 195 31. 867 35. 615 21. 962 25. 536 27. 255 26. 156 28. 426 35. 352 39. 723 25. 299 1. 306 1. 827 35. 123 38. 294 39. 971 39. 379 43. 923 53. 333 61. 388 42. 473| 2. 111 2. 119 2. 197 1. 365 1. 783 1. 522 0603 90 00 Fleurs autres que fraîches JQ [TOTAL 1. 472 54. 421 1. 377 1. 221 57. 105 66. 581 1. 612 83. 393 1. 884 92. 033 1. 990 95. 710 6. 067 102. 503 3. 198 108. 271 [EXCEDENT D'EXPORTATION EN TONNES 060310 11+51 Roses (1. 799) (2. 776) (3. 392) (5. 230) (6. 671) (8. 588) (12. 613) (22. 839) 06031013+53 Oeillets (16. 432) (17. 951) (22. 174) (30. 198) (35. 558) (37. 000) (32. 562) (30. 960) 060310 15+55 Orchidées (2. 795) 0603 10 21+61 Glaïeuls (2. 968) (4. 008) (4. 382) (3. 756) (3. 297) (3. 204) (2. 935) (59) 249 303 64 326 449 299 19 0603 10 25+65 Chrysanthèmes [TOTAL Interm. (943) (288) (22. 028) (23. 949) (29. 559) (503) (109) (39. 855) (231 (45. 682) 1-7 73 (46. 663) 2. 979 (45. 101) 2. 604 (54. 111)j 0603 10 29+69 Autres fleurs 2. 896 5. 150 2. 648 (4. 330) (2. 655) 4. 157 7. 856 (10. 316) 0603 90 00 Fleurs autres que fraîches [TOTAL (166) 301 (19. 298) (18. 811) (26. 610) (12) 171 (44. 014) 227 (48. 110) 129 (42. 377) (3. 870) (41. 115) (1. 371) (65. 798)1 [0603 ; FLEURS ET BOUTONS DE FLEURS COUPEES du 1er janvier au 31 décembre - 7- 1 C [IMPORTATIONS EN MILLE ECU 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 j[ l 1988 1989 1990 "Ï99T 1992 1993 1994 1995| ï 1E X P 0 R T A T I 0 NS EN MILLE IcTT 1 060310 11+51 Roses 40. 507 41. 763 47. 794 56. 372. 69. 977 79. 612 103. 764 130. 870 41. 377 48. 048 52. 156 55. 425 57. 056 56. 869 66. 737 56. 783 0603 10 13+53 Oeillets 72. 313 75. 023 85. 629 119. 231 129. 681 133. 957 125. 575 125. 514 20. 442 20. 679 18. 100 18. 404 18. 512 17. 480 21. 853 20. 701 0603 10 15+55 Orchidées 20. 450 22. 658 24. 104 28. 701 28. 712 25. 367 23. 673 22. 905 6. 194 6. 379 6. 346 5. 700 6. 393 5. 840 6. 232 6. 161 0603 10 21+61 Glaïeuls 1. 330 694 568 0603 10 25+65 Chrysanthèmes 10. 128 8. 922 [TOTAL Interm. 143. 523 149. 155 168. 224 9. 018 0603 10 29+69 Autres fleurs 0603 90 00 Fleurs autres que fraîches 70. 391 73. 076 86. 097 ITOTAL 6. 263 6. 389 220. 177 228. 879 260. 709 6. 648 995 543 579 433 514 1. 731 1. 846 1. 943 1. 677 1. 816 1. 825 1. 246 793 10. 288 215. 587 10. 619 239. 532 6. 786 246. 301 6. 261 259. 706 • 5. 996. 285. 799 9. 404 10. 409 11. 826 11. 987 12. 145 14. 292 17. 244 17. 857 79. 148 87. 360 90. 370 93. 192 95. 922 96. 306 113. 312 102. 2951 96. 816 108. 770 110. 613 124. 291 142. 110 194. 923 225. 474 227. 235 220. 774 232. 363 230. 284 246. 360 184. 089 8. 512 320. 915 8. 713 357. 015 9. 658 366. 571 19. 248 403. 245 13. 868 441. 777 12. 736 15. 147 15. 589 16. 921 19. 010 18. 100 18. 679 12. 699 286. 807 327. 981 333. 194 330. 888 347. 295 344. 690 378. 351 299. 083 j [EXCEDENT D'EXPORTATION EN MILLE ECU 0603 10 11+51 Roses 870 6. 285 4. 362 (948) (12. 921) (22. 743) (37. 028) (74. 086) 0603 10 13+53 Oeillets (51. 871) (54. 344) (67. 529) (100. 828) (111. 169) (116. 477) (103. 722) (104. 813) 0603 10 15+55 Orchidées (14. 256) (16. 280) (17. 758) (23. 002) (22. 319) (19. 526) (17. 441) (16. 744) 0603 1021+61 Glaïeuls 401 1. 152 1. 374 683 1. 273 1. 246 813 279 0603 10 25+65 Chrysanthèmes [TOTAL Interm. 481 1. 698 1. 391 (64. 375) (61. 795) (77. 854) 1. 699 (122 395) 1. 526 (143. 610) 7. 506 (149. 995) 10. 984 11. 861 (146. 394) (183. 504)1 0603 10 29+69 Autres fleurs 124. 531 152. 398 141. 139 123. 958 123. 593 119. 672 122. 070 41. 979 0603 90 00 Fleurs autres que fraîches [TOTAL 6. 473 9. 200 8. 499 66. 629 99. 102 72. 485 8. 409 9. 973 10. 297 (9. 720) 8. 443 (21. 881) (569) (1. 170) (24. 894) (142. 694)1 [0603 c FLEURS ET BOUTONS DE FLEURS COUPEES du 1er janvier au 31 décembre } 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995j| | 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995)| [IMPORTATIONS EN MtO DE PIECES 06031011+51 Roses J [EXPORTATIONS EN MIO DE PIECES J 243 261 "312 386 464 552 791 1. 085 789 903 1. 165 • 1. 363 1. 428 1. 323 1. 254 0603 10 13+53 Oeillets 744 060310 15+55 Orchidées 60 060310 21+61 Glaïeuls 97 111 112 4 0603 10 25+65 Chrysanthèmes 8 3 -5 [TOTAL Interm. 35 1. 090 33 1. 184 52 1. 381 42 1. 711 0603 10 29+69 Autres fleurs 115. 3. 46 1. 991 103 95 ' 5 3 91 3 30 2. 124 35 2. 247 42 2. 476 227 281 7 8 28 549 184 132 7 8 187 101 9 8 195 94 8 7 228 252 290 202 112 111 135 132 9 8 8 9 7 6 6 3 32 364 33 337 35 339 38 "395" 51_ "430 _64 503 51 2m n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. 0603 90 00 Fleurs autres que fraîches [TOTAL n. d. 1. 090 n. d. 1. 184 n. d. 1. 381 n. d. 1. 711 n. d. 1. 991 n. d. 2. 124 n. d. 2. 247 n. d. 2. 476 n. d. 549 n. d. 364 n. d. 337 n. d. 339 n. d. 395 n. d. 430 n. d. 503 n. d. 395| s [EXCEDENT D'EXPORTATION EN MIO DE PIECES 06031011+51 Roses (16) (77) (125) (192) (236) (300) (500) 0603 10 13+53 Oeillets (463) 060310 15+55 Orchidées (53) 060310 21+61 Glaïeuls (657) (802) (1. 071) (1. 251) (1. 317) (1. 187) (90) (102) (104) (106) (95) (88) 0 4 4 2 5 4 3 0603 10 25+65 Chrysanthèmes [TOTAL Interm. m (541) (0) (820) (19) (1. 044) (7) (1. 372) (8]_ (1. 596) 15 (1. 694) 28_ (1. 744) 0603 10 29+69 Autres fleurs n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d; n. d. n. d. n. d. 0603 90 00 Fleurs autres que fraîches [TOTAL 0 (541) 0 (820) 0 (1. 044) (1. 372) (1. 596). 0 (1. 694) (1. 744) [0604 FEUILLAGES, FEUILLES. RAMEAUX ET AUTRES PARTIES DES PLANTES, SANS FLEURS NI BOUTONS DE FLEURS -10- C [IMPORTATIONS EN MILLE ECU 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 19951 [1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 EXPORTATIONS EN MILLE ECU 0604 10 10 Lichens des rennes 3. 763 4. 091 3. 852 3. 567 3. 347 3. 271 2. 457 998 , 274 303 0604 10 90 'autres 0604 91 10*) Arbres de Noel et rameaux de conifères 1. 112 394 355 560 888 3. 361 1. 541 2. 354 3. 308 1. 430 294 980 351 280 334 253 115 956 1. 051 1. 358 1. 086 1. 042 1. 373 363 0604 9121 Arbres de Noel • Sapins de Nordmann et Sapins nobles 219,38 1. 147 514 1. 795 10. 001 10. 825 10. 672 11. 822 11. 688 11. 119 0604 9129 autres • • • • •• 0604 91 41 Rameaux de conifères - Sapins de Nordmann et de Sapins nobles 0604 91 49 autres •» * * • • • • • *. * • * 0604 91 90 autres Rameaux de conifères 57. 728 71. 830 85. 309 103. 422 112. 927 140. 733 0604 99 10 Autres • simplement» sechés 8. 944. 11. 299 11. 564 11. 893 11. 855 13. 223 0604 99 90 Autres 3. 904 5. 394 5. 129 5. 978 5. 318 5. 285 100 399 327 592 1 257 371 674 8. 477 5. 521 2. 392 1. 812 1. 381 1. 041 488 473 147. 108 152. 059 4. 665 6. 75 7. 244 8. 548 9. 561 8. 834 11. 115 8. 408 15. 076 16. 963 5. 042 6. 852 2. 606 2. 788 2. 795 2. 200 2. 468 2. 864 3. 239 3. 059 5. 305 5. 408 4. 861 5. 505 4. 521 5. 117 6. 338 4. 385 ITOTAL 75. 671 93. 370 106. 724 126. 667 135. 709 167. 669 172. 642 180. 5301 | 26. 160 27. 506 26. 847 29. 382 29. 568 29. 626 34. 769 25. 856 [EXCEDENT D'EXPORTATION EN MILLE ECU 0604 10 10 Lichens des rennes 0604 10 90 autres (3. 488) (3. 788) (3. 559) (3. 217) (3. 067) (2. 937) (2. 204) (883) 2. 196 1. 036 625 396 162 (2. 004) (455) (1. 312) 0604 91 10*) Arbres de Noel et rameaux de conifères 10. 314 10. 462 0604 91 21 Arbres de Noel • Sapins de Nordmann et Sapins nobles * 10. 158 10. 675 9. 782 ' * • • • 0604 91 29 autres • 0604 91 41 Rameaux de conifères • Sapins de Nordmann et de Sapins nobles • * * * * • • • • » • 0604 91 49 autres 0604 91 90 autres Rameaux de conifères 1. 993 1. 555 1. 055 670 (104) (200) 9. 324 * • • 8. 378 5. 520 *) A partir de 1994 la position 0604 91 10 est divisée en 4 sous-positlons 0604 99 10 Autres * simplements sechés (53. 063) (65. 078) (78. 065) (94. 874) (103. 366) (131. 898) (135. 993) (143. 652) (6. 338) (8. 511) (8. 769) (9. 692) (9. 387) (10. 358) (11. 837) (13. 904) 0604 99 90 Autres 1. 401 14 (268) (473) (798) (169) 1. 296 (2. 467) [TOTAL (49. 511) (65. 865) (79. 877) (97. 184) (106. 141) (138. 043) (137. 872) (154. 673H [0604 FEUILLAGES, FEUILLES. RAMEAUX ET AUTRES PARTIES DES PLANTES ET HERBES. MOUSSES ET LICHENS. JU 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 19951 | 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 199S| [IMPORTATIONS EN TONNES 0604 10 10 Lichens des rennes 1. 251 1. 301 0604 10 90 autres 1. 303 1. 162 1. 131 1. 105 0604 91 10*) Arbres de Noel et rameaux de conifères 42,7 264 212 366 340 934 0604 91 21 0604 91 29 0604 91 41 322' 3. 252 Arbres de Noel • Sapins de Nordmann et Sapins nobles. * 2. 643 1. 149 666 » • • • 3. 860 • 170 autres. • » • Rameaux de conifères • Sapins de Nordmann et de Sapins nobles • • • • • • • • • 1. 128 576 0604 91 49 autres • • • • t * 0604 91 90 autres Rameaux de conifères 1. 423 1. 436 851 602 * 379 880 3 568 330 [EXPORTATIONS EN TONNES 77 540 64 264 72 80 61 74 65 55 241 267 374 1. 172 555 1. 594 11. 309 11. 855 11. 717 12. 305 11. 108 10. 082 • • 5. 914 3. 432 2. 844 1. 991 0604 99 10 20. 599 22. 626 29. 124 34. 410 39. 515 43. 636 47. 841 53. 954 844 1. 057 1. 122 1. 48 1. 778 1. 920 2. 565 Autres • slmplements sechés 0604 99 90 Autres 4. 434 5. 074 6. 233 5. 373 5. 418 • 6. 000 6. 741 7. 714 1. 147 1. 538 1. 607 • 1. 553 1. 801 1. 669 166 2. 028 751 1. 220 739 989 735 888 664 689 810 862 1. 133 1. 020 1. 322 1. 218 [TOTAL 28. 180 31. 469 39. 628 45. 507 51. 457 57. 204 59. 498 67. 2921 | 14. 741 14. 968 14. 775 15. 930 15. 030 15. 380 15. 825 11. 479 j lEXCEDENT D'EXPORTATION EN TONNES. 0604 10 10 Lichens des rennes (1. 174) (1. 237) (1. 231) (1. 082) (1. 070) (1. 031) (786) (324) 0604 10 90 autres 0604 9110*) Arbres de Noel et rameaux de conifères 113 0. 29 (99) 34 238 (47) 714 7. 856 11. 189 0604 91 21 Arbres de Noel • Sapins de Nordmann et Sapins nobles • 10. 568 10. 987 9. 662 é « • • 0604 91 29 autres * • * * * 6. 222 • É 0604 91 41 Rameaux de conifères • Sapins de Nordmann et de Sapins nobles » » * • ' • # 0604 91 49 autres 0604 91 90 autres Rameaux de conifères ') A partir de 1994 la position 0604 91 10 est divisée en 4 sous-positions 5. 744 3. 429 1. 716 1. 423 753 511 (950) (1. 025) (19. 755) (21. 569) (28. 002) (32. 929) (37. 737) (41. 716) (45. 276) (52. 472) 0604 99 10 Autres * slmplements sechés (3. 683) (4. 335) (5. 498) (4. 709) (4. 729) (5. 190) (5. 879) (6. 829) 0604 99 90 Autres 73 (549) (719) (420) (781) (347) 1. 052 (1. 240) ITOTAL (13. 439) (16. 501) (24. 853) (29. 577) • (36. 427) (41. 824) (43. 673) (55. 813H 1. 329 473 841 411 1. 482 885 788 :£*>"• VI-E-3 Fleurs et boutons de rieurs, coupés, pour bouquets ou pour ornements, frais, sechés, blanchis, teints, etc. NC Code 0603 • en tonnes Importations en provenance des pays tiers' vers la CEE et les pays membres ft Y\y< *S c \daia\123\CMapilf e 06_lrnport 1991 L Kenya Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Turqult Thaïlande Maroc C EE Bel. /Lux. Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Pays-Bas Portugal Roy. Uni 19. 995 22. 083 1S. 646 3. 9S9 45 1 5. 053 1 3 78 13 13. 873 928 167 19 4. 468 11 23 455 139 14. 861 1 1. 939 22 86 3. 918 111 1. 491 557 400 85 1. 587 1 8. 388 119 4 11 3. 564 256 741 18 322 4 40 45 41 249 22 2. 991 0 0 507 6 25 2 341 2. 110 4. 599 15 2 534 41 27 135 0 2. 476 1. 038 0 3 31 1. 744 27 3 234 4 1. 142 51 128 155 1992 I Kenya Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Turquie' Thaïlande Maroc C EE Bel. /Lux Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Pays-Bas Portugal Roy. Uni 2 0. 0 23 24. 118 20. 828 5. 184 1. 268 3. 060 4. 088 2. 314 59 6 4. 802 7 3 52 10 14. 034 1. 050 135 12 4. 067 24 25 482 154 16. 653 1 2. 565 94 51 4. 266 194 2. 364 667 399 222 3. 237 1 9. 333 11 20 151 3 1 62 4. 559 377 14 543 68 75 3 103 459 4 1 331 7 39 1 14 313 2. 350 22 5 36 15 31 126 2. 399 613 1 345 53 0 383 18 1. 063 98 196 6 495 1993 | Kenya Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Turqi T h a ï l a n de Maroc C EE 2 1. 8 28 2S. 033 21. 393 5. 877 1. 827 3. 642 3. 649 Bel. /Lux. Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Paj's-Bas Portugal Roy. Uni 92 4. 774 7 35 11 15. 523 1 1. 385 118 16 4. 312 2 25 534 1 212 18. 423 8 1. 382 86 35 3. 659 96 1. 727 941 439 558 3. 647 1 10. 204 23. 265 0 10 50 5. 064 465 25 648 70 95 5 399 549 4 32 7 5 224 2 34 0 17 236 3. 117 15 471 3 32 116 0 2. 208 5 23 1 2 80 2. 314 40 0 386 4 10 1. 080 281 63 13 437 1994 [ Kenya Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Turquie Thaïlande Maroc C EE Bel. /Lux. Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Pays-Bas Portugal Roy. Uni 24. 019 27. 897 19. 662 6. 866 2. 740 3. 659 3. 462 2. 118 152 4. 974 0 15 0 23 16. 807 2. 048 99 11 4. 803 2 44 632 3 145 19. 771 4 2. 383 0 31 3. 282 69 1. 500 884 547 512 2. 521 2 10. 314 82 279 0 18 48 5. 925 514 3 779 7 48 122 19 791 880 91 45 0 193 5 12 6 2 188 3. 208 14 459 6 , 27 118 0 2. 166 424 2 246 15 3 356 12 15 881 303 172 5 356 1995 [ Kenya Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Turquie T h a ï l a n de Maroc 25. 575 25. 198 20. 773 8. 750 4. 353 3. 368 3. 220 2. 869 C EE Bel. /Lux. Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Pays-Bas Autriche Portugal Finlande Suède Roy. Uni 49 13 4. 959 6 5 63 35 17. 258 1 41 154 2. 991 250 3 4. 097 8 36 669 3 155 17. 649 23 9 42 187 2. 067 21 3. 128 91 1. 484 896 551 422 2. 553 229 3 282 990 10. 123 S o u r c e: Eurostat - C o m e x t: DG 06/A-2 14 0 892 31 141 158 13 1. 151 1. 710 10 3 25 27 178 1 3 166 1 14 165 1 4 49 2. 964 13 0 400 11 26 136 2. 038 314 2 0 27 47 206 6 3 402 5 12 864 0 492 180 5 6 22 29 843 55 737 0 52 10 57 7. 174 2 15 648 y)< vi-e-3 c:\data\123\Chapitre OSJmport Fleurs et b o u t o ns de fleurs, coupés, pour bouquets ou pour ornements, trais, sechés, blanchis, teints, etc. NC Code 0C03 - en ECU 1991 C EE Bel. /Lux Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Pays-Bas Portugal Roy. Uni Importations en provenance des pays tiers vers la CEE et les pays membres Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Turquie Thaïlande Maroc | 3 7. 7 8« 94. 54S 75. 026 12. 587 146 3 13. 839 19 17 3 48 81 20. 574 2. 760 8 01 154 19. 161 85 198 1. 980 1. 284 5 5. 4 43 7 15. 432 106 328 18. 902 572 7. 699 2. 620 2. 118 618 6. 426 11 35. 626 463 14 23 75 10. 981 1. 031 3. 434 160 1. 474 20 171 245 178 1. 102 9. 718 3 1 1. 514 24 88 10 664 84 7. 413 25. 705 10. 511 131 15 3. 442 254 234 767 1 16. 370 2. 523 11 1. 958 T64 24 1. 271 20 7. 355 565 687 425 1 9 92 l ««"V» Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Turquie Thaïlande Maroc C EE Bel. /Lux Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Pays-Bas Portugal Roy. Uni 43. 458 96. 032 90. 218 22. 041 6JZ19 9. 824 25. 268 11. 092 227 19 13. 129 52 11 220 80 2 6. 9 80 2:741 668 89 15. 709 123 2 28 1. 521 1. 179 60. 871 9 15. 634 426 278 18. 970 981 11. 698 2. 907 2. 035 1. 364 12. 765 6 38. 787 61 81 757 18 14 384 19. 010 1. 716 324 2. 876 304 449 12 552 1. 687 12 2 903 34 124 4 73 667 15 8. 006 178 7 3. 631 106 263 709 15. 261 3. 314 21 1. 784 334 1. 927 80 5. 861 855 777 38 1. 211 1993 | K e n ya Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Tun quit Thaïlande Maroc C EE Bel. /Lux Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Pays-Bas Portugal Roy. Uni 51. 874 293 14. 044 42 166 79 33. 326 2 3. 921 94. 473 474 131 16. 547 28 194 1. 994 14 1. 478 64. 902 69 8. 643 95. 050 424 219 17. 032 487 8. 350 3. 930 2. 492 3. 628 15. 236 5 43. 247 23. 880 10. 234 10. 429 22^500 10. 080 150 1. 596 0 53 356 19. 401 2. 323 424 3. 904 358 558 30 2. 582 2. 190 16 173 25 16 466 11 107 1 100 564 9. 138 159 3. 476 22 301 804 0 13. 083 2. 956 24 1. 675 162 2 1. 762 38 43 5. 251 1. 550 245 101 905 1994 [ K e n y a" Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Turquie Thaïlande Maroc C EE Bel. /Lux Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Pays-Bas Portugal Roy. Uni 65. 889 110. 349 88. 117 27. 717 15. 109 10. 677 20. 731 481 19. 206 1 101 0 159 40. 344 5. 598 5 49 73 15. 871 23 3 16 4. 050 33 • 981 74. 865 41 13. 547 4 210 15. 883 329 7. 633 3. 861 2. 958 3. 697 11:390 10 42. 140 517 1. 679 1 118 382 22. 561 2. 459 22 4. 456 16 255 890 79 5. 235 3. 711 445 183 1 478 12 42 38 23 376 9. 525 134 3. 207 48 233 844 4 12. 352 2. 304 33 1. 572 1995 [ K e n yT Israel Colombie Zimbabwe Equateur Turqt Thaïlande C EE Bel/Lux Danemark Allemagne Grèce Espagne France Irlande Italie Pays-Bas Autriche Portugal Finlande Suède Roy. Uni 75. 685 1 1 0. 4 83 94. 538 36. 012 21. 742 9. 763 20. 433 167 104 18. 397 40 24 302 212 46. 524 15 405 1. 471 8. 025 991 18 15. 245 64 260 3. 898 35 837 7 2. 8 76 247 48 563 2. 095 13. 307 127 15. 005 431 7. 803 4. 316 2. 724 3. 124 11. 332 1. 286 19 1. 590 6. 967 40. 175 286 4. 082 0 281 54 403 27. 789 5 106 3. 007 58 1 4. 604 174 806 1. 325 70 7. 124 6. 389 68 16 150 186 772 3 6 551 8 57 388 2 27 183 8. 538 124 7 2. 980 79 212 1. 144 12. 420 1. 618 22 13 214 380 1. 280 S o u r c e: Eurostat • C o m e x t: OG 06/A-2 9. 163 75 24 1. 430 77 78 4. 724 1. 337 387 43 938 3. 752 35 22 1. 339 35 75 4. 264 2 1. 581 439 42 49 118 123 1. 626 AL rT'Y^uce. / 03/12/96 CONCESSIONS ACCORDEES AUX PAYS TIERS CHAPITRE NC 06 sources: TARIC/NC (septembre 96) JO L 328/95 avec les changements des JO L 161/96 D G V I - E -3 NC 0601. 10 0601. 20 0602. 10 0602. 20 0602. 30 0602. 40 Désignation en repos 10 BULBES en fleurs chicorée 30 90 10 90 Boutures 10 90 PLANTES V Arbres VANTES Orchidées Jacinthes. Tulipes Narcisses autres vigne autres vigne autres 10M10 10"90 90M10 90"90 Rhododendron ou Azalées Rosiers non greffés Rosiers greffés boutons autres boutons autres Taux normal Andorra Europe de l'Est Rep. tchèque Slovaquie Hongrie Pologne Bulgarie Rourrianie Lettonie Estonie Lituanie SPQ Amérique Centrale * Amérique du Sud ** Afrique du Sud Pays moins développé autres pays SPG Lomé / TOM ACP TOM Méditerranée Israel Chypre Malte Turquie Maroc Tunisie Jordanie 7 0 1,3 0 13,2 0 8,8 0 '0 6,7 0 2 0 11,4 0 11,4 0 11,4 0 11. 4 0 11,4 0 11,4 0 3,3 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7,2 7,2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8,2 5,7 8,2 5,7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,2 5,2 * 5,2 5,2 5,2 8,2 5,7 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 5,2 5,2 5,2 5,2 5,2 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,5 4,5 4,4 4,4 4,4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • Amérique centrale : accords avec Costa Rica. Salvador. Guatemala. Honduras, Nicaragua. Panama (Régi (CEE) No 3900791, JO L 368/11. modifié par Régi. (CE) 3056795. JO L 326/10) Les chiffres sont exprimés en pourcentage de la valeur, là où il n'y a pas de chiffre le taux normal est applicable ** Amérique du Sud : accords tvec Bottom Cotorr*»* Equate** P#*ou V ~ w v «U (R*o< (CEE) No 3633/90 modrfié par Régi (CE) 3058/95. JO L 326710) Paae 1 NC 0602. 90. 10 0602. 90 Désignation Blanc de autres 30 41 45 49 PLANT 51 ES VIVANTES 59 70"10 70M90 91 99"10 I 99"90 Champignons plantes de plantes boutures autres autres plantes autres plantes plantes d'intérieur plantes ù fleurs Yuccas et autres légumes et de plein air racinées et de plein air de plein air Yuccas autres cactées fraisiers (Arbres forestiers) 11,4 0 0 11 11,4 0 11,4 0 10,4 10,4 jeunes plants 10,8 0 11,4 0 (plantes vivaces) 11,4 0 non plantés 11,4 0 10,8 0 10,8 0 9,9 9,9 10,4 11 10,4 6,6 8 9,9 8 9,9 10,8 0» 0 9,9 8 9,9 10,8 0 10,8 0 6,6 8 9,9 8 9,9 5,7 7,2 5,7 5,4 5,7 5,7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,4 5,4 9,9 5,4 5,4 0 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 > 0 0 0 0 10,4 10,4 10,4 5,7 '• * 0 12 « 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 Taux normal Andorra Europe de l'Est Rep. tchèque* Slovaquie Hongrie* Pologne* Bulgarie Roumanie Lettonie Estonie Lituanie SPQ** te Amérique centrale et Amérique du Sud Afrique du Sud Pays moins développ autres pays SPG Lomé/TOM ACP TOM Méditerranée Israel Chypre Malte Turquie Maroc Tunisie Jordanie •Dans le cas d'un taux normal inférieur, au taux préférentiel, le taux normal est d'application. * Voir Annex II Page 2 Les chiffres sont exprimés en pourcentage de la valeur, là où il n'y a pas de chiffre le taux normal est applicable NC 0603. 10 0603. 90 00 11 13 15 21,25 29"10 29"90. 51,53 55 61,65,69 Désignation 1. 6. -31. 10 FLEURS COUPEES 1. 11. -31. 5. Roses Oeillets Orchidées Glaïeuls et Anthuriums autres Roses et Orchidées Glaïeuls autres fleurs Chrysanthèmes Oeillets Chrysanthèmes Taux normal Andorra Europe de l'Est Rep. tchèque* 20 0 0 * Slovaquie Hongrie Pologne Bulgarie* Roumanie Lettonie Estonie Lituanie SPQ • Amérique Centrale et Amérique du Sud A3 Afrique du Sud Pays moins développ autres pays SPG Lomé / TOM ACP TOM Méditerranée Israel * Cisjord. , Bde Gaza* Chypre * Malte Turquie Maroc * Tunisie* Jordanie * ' Voir Annex II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 • -V 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 14,2 14,2 0 0 0 0 et autres 14,2 0 • 0 2,8 2,8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Les chiffres sont exprimés en pourcentage de la valeur, là où il n'y a pas de chiffre le taux normal est applicable. 16,7 0 5,8 5,8 • 5,8 5,8 5,8 5,8 0 0 7 0 0 0 7 0 Page 3 NC 0604. 10 I 0604. 91 90"10 90"90| 41,49 FEUILLAGES, RAMEAUX ET AUTRES PARTIES DE PLANTES 21,29 90"20 simplement sechées autres Arbres de Noel Rameaux et autres de conifères. et autres 8,3 0 8,3 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 3,3 0 0 0 0 0 3,3 0 7,5 0 5,2 5,2 5,2 5,2 5,2 5,2 3,7 0 0 7 0 0 0 3 0 7,5 0 5,2 5,2 5,2 5,2 5,2 5,2 0 0 7 0 0 0 3 0 Désignation Taux normal Andorra Europe de l'Est Rep. tchèque Slovaquie Hongrie — -5 Pologne Bulgarie Roumanie Lettonie Estonie Lituanie 1 ^ 0 SPG Amérique Centrale et Amérique du Sud Afrique du Sud Pays moins développés autres pays SPG Lomé / TOM ACP TOM Méditerranée Israel Chypre Malte Turquie Maroc Tunisie Jordanie frais 8,3 0 5,8 5,8 5,8 5,8 5,8 0 0 7 0 0 0 3,3 0 0604. 99 90 10 90 autres, par exemple autres simplement autres sechées 2,7 0 1,3 1,3 1,3. 0,5 • 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 j. 4 1. 4 1. 4 1. 4 1. 4 1 0 7 0 0,8 0 15 0 12,3 12,3 0 0 14 0 14 0 0 6 0 " Les chiffres sont exprimés en pourcentage de la valeur, là où il n'y a pas de chiffre, le taux normal est applicable. Page 4 Annexe I LES PAYS MOINS DEVELOPPES LES AUTRES PAYS SPG ( pays les moins avancés bénéficiant du système des ( pays bénéficiant du système des préférences généralisées) préférences généralisées) Afghanistan Bangladesh Burkina Faso * Burundi * Bénin * Bhoutan Birmanie (Myanmar) Botswana * République centrafricaineé Cambodge (Kampuchea) Cap-Vert * Comores * ° ol Djibouti ' V Ethiopie* i Erythrée * p^ Gamble * iw, Guinée * ^ Guinée équatoriale * Guinée Bissau ' Haiti* Iles Salomon * Kiribati * Laos Liberia * Lesotho ' Madagascar ' Mall* Mauritanie * Maldives Malawi ' Mozambique * Niger* Népal Ouganda * Rwanda * Samoa occidental * Soudan * Sierra Leone * Somalie * SaoTome et Principe * Tchad * Togo* Tonga * Tuvalu * Tanzanie * Vanuatu * Yemen * Zambie * Zaire * Afrique du Sud ** Arabie Saoudite Algérie Antigua et Barbuda * Angullla Albanie Arménie Antilles Néerlandaises Angola * Argentine Aruba* Azerbaïdjan Bahamas * Barbade * Bahrein Belize * Belarus Bermudes Brunei Brésil Bosnie-Herzégovine Cameroun * Congo * Corée du Sud Costa-Rica Côte cf Ivoire * Chili Chine Chypre Croatie Cuba Dominique * République Dominicaine * Emirats arabes unis Egypte République yougoslave de Macédoine*** Fidji * Iles Falkland * Gabon* Grenade * Ghana * Géorgie Gibraltar Groenland * Guatemala Guyana* Hong-kong Honduras Iles Cayman * Iles Marshall Iles Turks et Caicos * Iles Wallls-et-Futuna Iles vierges brit. et Monntserrat * Iles Vierges des Etats-Unis Indonésie Inde Territoires brit. de l'océan Indien * Iraq Iran Jamaïque * Jordanie Kenya ' Kazakhstan Kirghistan Koweït Liban Libye Macao Maroc Maurice * Malaysia Mexique Micronésie Moldova Mongolie Namibie * Nicaragua Nouvelle-Calédonie * Nigeria * Nauru Oman Ouzbékistan Polynésie française * Panama Papouasle-Nouvelle-Gulnée * Pakistan Paraguay Philippines Pitcaim * Qatar Russie Salvador Seychelles et dépendances * Sainte-Lucie * Salnt-Pierre-et-Miquelon * Ste-Héléne et dépendances * Saint-Vincent * Saint-Christophe-et-Nevis * Sénégal * Singapour Slovénie Sri Lanka Surinam * Syrie Swaziland * Thaïlande Tadjikistan Turkménistan Tunisie Trinité et Tobago * Ukraine Uruguay Vietnam Mayotte* Océanie australienne Océanie américaine et Palau Océanie néo-zéllandaise Régions polaires * Zimbabwe* * Ces pays appartiennent aussi au groupe ACP (Afrique, Caraïbes, Pacifique) ou sont des TOM français ( Territoires d'outre-mer) ** Concernant les fleurs, l'Afrique du Sud ne bénéficie pour l'instant du SPG que pour certains produits des codes 0602 et 0604 source: J O N 'C 141/94 *** La République yougoslave de Macédoine appartient en fait au groupe "Autres bénéficiaires'' qui jouit des mêmes concessions que le groupe "Autres pays SPG". Annexe II Pays Période | NC Israel**) 01. 01. 1997-31. 12. 1997 01. 01. 1997-31. 12. 1997 Maroc**) , 01. 11. 1996-31. 10. 1997 01. 11. 1997-31. 10. 1998 1 01. 11. 1998-31. 10. 1999 et périodes suivantes 0603 10 0603 90 0603 10 0603 10 0603 10 Tonnage fixe | variable Période NC Autres fleurs Tonnage ' fixe Total 19. 500,0 01. 11. 1996-15. 4. 1997 060310 29+69 5. 000,0 24. 500,0 100,0 336,5 336,5 336,5 2. 063,5*** 15. 10. 1996-14. 05. 1997 0603 10 29+69 1. 700,0 2. 263,5*** 15. 10. 1997-14. 05. 1998 0603 10 29+69 1. 900,0 2. 663,5*** 15. 10. 1998-14. 05. 1999 0603 10 29+69 2. 000,0 et périodes suivantes 100,0 4. 100,0 4. 500,0 5. 000,0 15. 10. -14. 05. *** 0603 10 51+61+65 15. 10. -31. 05. *** 060310 53 Jordanie**) 01. 11. 1996-31. 10. 1997 Chypre**) 01. 11. 1996-31. 10. 1997 Cisjordanie 01. 01. 1997 - 31. 12. 19971 0603 10 0603 10 0603 10 56,0 ' 75,0 1. 500,0 o Bande Gaza Tunisie Bulgarie Hongrie Pologne début avril = pas encore en vigeur ! 060310 750,0 01. 01. 1997-31,12. 1997 0603 10 13+51+53+55 170,0 01. 01. 1997-31. 12. 1997 0602 90 30-99 01. 01. 1997-31. 12. 1997 0602 90 70+91+99 Rep. tchèque 01. 01. 1997 - 31. 12. 1997 0602 90 41 01. 01. 1997-31. 12. 1997 0602 90 91 01. 01. 1997-31. 12. 1997 060310 620,0 130,0 140,0 150,0 130,0 | I 56,0 75'° [ 1. 500,6 750,0 170,0 620,0 130,0. 140,0 150,0 130,0 ' • • - -••—• - *) La suspension du droit de douane préférentiel est prévue si les conditions, reprises par le règlement (CEE) 4088/87 (JO L 328/87), modifié par le règlement (CE) 539/96 (JO L 79/96) n'ont pas été respectées. ANNEX XIV List of product* referred to in Article 21 (4) ('). Imports into the^. Czech Republic of the following products originating in the Community shall be subject to the concessions set out below*" CN code Description Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 YearS Quantity (tonnes) Duty Quantity (tonnes) Duty Quantity (tonnes) Duty Quanu'ty (tonnes) Duty Vo Quantity (tonnes) Duty 0203 19 55- 0203 29 55 Meat of swine unlimited unlimited 17 17 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 21 21 unlimited unlimited 18 18 unlimited unlimited. 15 15 24 24 - ex 0402 Milk powder Yoghurts 0403 10 02 0403 10 04 0403 10 06 0403 10 12 0403 10 14 0403 10 16 0403 10 22 0403 10 24 0403 10 26 0403 10 32 0403 10 34 0403 10 36 0403 90 11 0403 90 13 0403 90 19 0403 90 31 0403 90 33 0403 90 39 0403 90 51- 0403 90 53 0403 90 59 0403 90 61 0403 90 63 0403 90 69. 0 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 0405 00 Butler 200 30 230 26 260 22,5 290 18,8 320 15 CNcode Description 040610 0406 20 0406 30 39 0406 40 00 0406 90 23 0406 90 31 0406 90 33 0406 90 35 0406 90 63 0406 90 73 0406 90 75 0406 90 77 0406 90 81 0406 90 85 ex 0406 90 89 Fresh cheese Grated or powdered cheese Processed cheese Blue-veined cheese Edam Feu, of sheepmilk Feta, other Kefalo-Tyri Fiore Sardo, Pecorino Provolone Asiago, etc. Danbo, etc. Cantal, etc. Kefalograviera, kasseri Brie, Camembert 0408 11 0408 91 Birds' egg yolks, dried Birds' eggs, dried 0504 00 00 Guts, bladders etc. 0602 20 0602 30 00 0602 40 0602 9100 0603 10 11 0603 10 13 0603 10 21 0603 10 25 0603 10 29 Trees, shrubs and bushes Rhododendrons and azaleas Roses Mushroom spawn Roses Carnations Gladioli Chrysanthemums Other 0701 10 00 Seed potatoes 0701 90 ex 0702 00 Potatoes, other fresh tomatoes y* T Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 YearS Quantity (tonnes) Duty % Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo Quantity , (tonnes) Duty Quantity (tonnes) Duty % Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 17 17 0 2 2 2 2 17 17 17 17 17 2 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 17 17 0 2 2 2 2 17 17 17 17 17 2 575 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 500 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited (') (•) 650 725 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited. 17 17 0 2 2 2 2 17 17 17 17 17 2 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 17 17 0 800 • L unlimited unlimited unlimited 0 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 2 unlimited 2 0704,10 10 0704 10 90 0704 90 10 0704 90 90 0705 11 10 0708 90 00 0709 20 00 Cauliflowers and headed broccoli (') White cabbages and red cabbages (') Other Cabbage lettuce Leguminous vegetables Asparagus unlimited 13,5 unlimited 12 unlimited 10,5 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 13,5 12,6 12,6 12,6 6 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 12 11,2 M,2 11,2 6 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 10,5 9,8 9,8 9. 8 6 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 9 9 8,4 8,4 8,4 6 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited. unlimited 7,5 7,5 7 7 7 6 i^ifîm^m»^^ W&IFZ*H;WÏ-:Ï$. <^J'. s o ^ - i t i, ^ jrV. *-'. ^. * :'•• •. 7*-'-'. !:-,VM!»*$ •«»> ? r O Ç c 3 3- c T3 n t* a n o 3 3 c a fsj vO 31. 12. 94 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes N °L 357/61 ANNEXE XIII Liste des produits visés i l'article 21 paragraphe 4. Les importations enfcRoumanie des produits suivants, originaires de la Communauté, bénéficient des concessions suivantes. "^' " C o d e NC (D - % 0101 1100 0102 10 00 0102 90 31 0103 10 00 0104 10 10 0104 20 10 0210 90 90 0402 10 19 0402 2 1 11 0402 21 19 0402 2 1 91 0403 10 02 0403 10 04 0403 10 06 0403 10 12 0403 10 14 0403 10 16 0403 10 22 0403 10 24 0403 10 26 0403 10 32 0403 10 34 0403 10 36 0403 90 11 0403 90 13 0403 90 19 0403 90 31 0403 90 33 0403 90 39 0403 90 51 0403 90 53 0403 90 59 0403 90 61 0403 90 63 0403 90 69 0404 10 11 0405 00 10 0405 00 90 0406 10 10 0406 10 90 0406 20 10 0406 20 90 0406 30 39 0406 30 90 0406 90 13 0406 90 15 0406 90 17 Quantité (tonnes) (2) illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée Année 1 Annie 2 Année 3 Année 4 Année S Taux des droits (%) Taux des droits (%) Taux des droits (%) Taux des droits (%) Taux des droits (%) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 2,7 2,7 22,5 27 22,5 22,5 2,6 2,6 21,3 2,6 21,3 21,3 2 , 4. 2,4 20,0 2,4 20,0 20,0 2,3 2,3 18,8 2,3 18,8 18,8 2,3 2,3 18,8 2,3 18,8 18,8 illimitée 22,5 21,3 20,0 18,8 18,8 1500 illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée 18,0 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 17,0 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3. 21,3 21,3 21,3 16,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 20,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 23,0 20,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 15,0 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8' 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 l ï ,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 15,0 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 y 18,8 , 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 18,8 illimitée 22,5 21,3 20,0 18,8 18,8 1500 1000 22,5 22,5 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 21,3 21,3 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 20,0 20,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 18,8 18,8 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 18,8 18,8 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 <? r -2 r N° L 357/62 Journal officiel da Communautés européennes 31. 1 2. 94 0) (2) 0406 90 19 0406 90 23 0406 90 27 0406 90 29 0406 90 31 du 1er septembre au 30 avril 0406 90 33 du 1er septembre au 30 avril 0406 90 35 0406 90 37 0406 90 39 0406 90 50 0406 90 61 0406 90 63 0406 90 69 0406 90 71 0406 90 73 0406 90 75 0406 90 77 0406 90 79 0406 90 81 0406 90 83 0406 90 85 0406 90 89 0406 90 91 0406 90 93 0406 90 97 0406 90 99 (3) 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 18,0 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 <*) 17. 0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17. 0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 21,3 2U 21,3 2U 2U 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 17,0 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 (S) 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 16,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 (*> 15. : i s. : i s ,: 15,: i s. : i s ,: 15,: 15. : i s ,: i s. : 15. : 15,: 15. : i s ,: i s ,: 15,: 15,: 15,: 15,: i s ,: i s ,: i5?: i 5r: i s ,: i5?: 15. : 18. 5 1S. 5 18. 5 1S. 5 IS. S 15. : 15. : isr: isr: 15. :- 1S,S IS. S 1S. S 15. S 15. 5 15. 5 (7) 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,C 15. C- 18,S 18,8 18,$ 18,S 18,8 15. C 15,0 15,0 15,0 15,0 18"? 18. S 18,S 18,8 18,S 18,S illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée 20 000 illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée 22,5 21,3 20,0 15. 3 18,5 illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée illimitée 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 22,5 21,3 21,3 21,3 2U 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 21,3 2U 2U 21,3 21. 3 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 20,0 15,8 15. 3 15,S 15. S 15,3 1>,S 15,8 1S. S 15. 8 15,8 15,8 15,8 15. 8 1S. 8 18,$ 18,S 1S,S 18. S 18,3 IS. S 18,S 18,3 18,3 18,8 18,3 18,3 18,3 IS. S m -?4--3^? 0601 10 10 0601 10 20 0601 10 30 0601 10 40 0601 10 90 0602 10 10 0602 10 90 0602 30 10 0602 30 90 • 0602 91 00 070190 51 0701 90 59 0701 90 90 0709 10 00 0709 20 00 0709 90 39 0710 80 10 0801 10 10 0801 10 90 0801 20 00 0801 30 00 0802 0802 0802 0802 0802 0802 0802 0802 0802 0802 11 10 11 90 12 10 12 90 2100 22 00 50 00 90 00 90 30 90 90 flj^frVtt'^i'iteh*;^ bULbAZ-i-^-AJo^ Reduced duties applied by'Hungary up to the limits indicated to products originating in the Community ANNliX XI c ti&si&friiifyfà •. ^. w&'. n HS code Description Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Quantity (0 Duty (°/o) Quantity (t) Duty (°/o) Quantity (0 Duty (o/o) Quantity (0 Duty (°/o) Quantity (0 Duty (Vo) IGuts, bladders and stomachs of animals «other than fish) 1 800 1 890 1980 2 070 2 160 0504 00 0504 00 0504 00 0504 00 0504 00 0504 00 0504 00 0504 00 0504 00 0504 00 0504 00 010 029 038 047 056 065 074 083 022_. 108 995 0601 10 008 0601 20 018 0602 20 017 0602 20 992 0602 30 009 0602 40 000 0602 91 008 0602 99 002 Live trees and other plants unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 13,5 8 11 12 6 10 3 3 3 3 I 10,5 4 9 2 2 2 2 1 10. 5 0701 10 001 'Seed potatoes 7 500 7 875 2,6 8 250 2,3 8 625 2,3 9 000. 2,3 V ex 0706 90 004 ex 0709 40 006 Celery Cclcriac ex 0707 00 004 ex 0709 51 000 Cucumbers, 1 October to 31 March Mushrooms, fresh or chilled 400 1400 50 10 10 II 420 440 460 1 050 53 1 100 55 9 14 1 150 58 9 14 V 480 200 60 ANNEX XIV List of products referred to in Article 21 (4) (') Imports into[S)ovak Republic of the following products originating in the Community shall be subject to the concessions set out below CNcode Description Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 YeaM Year 5 Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo Quantity (tonnes) Duty Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo 0203 19 55 0203 29 55 Meat of swine unlimited unlimited 17 17 unlimited unlimited 24 24 unlimited unlimited 21 21 unlimited unlimited 18 18 unlimited unlimited. 15 15 tx 0402 Milk powder Yoghurts 0403 10 02 0403 10 04 0403 10 06 0403 10 12 0403 10 14 0403 10 16 0403 10 22 0403 10 24 0403 10 26 0403 10 32 0403 10 34 0403 10 36 0403 90 11 0403 90 13 0403 90 19 0403 90 31 0403 90 33 0403 90 39 0403 90 51 0403 90 53' 0403 90 59 0403 90 61 0403 90 63 0403 90 69 0 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 0405 00 Butter 100 30 115 26 130 22,5 145 18,8 160 15 CN code Description 0406 10 0406 20 0406 30 39 0406 40 00 0406 90 23 0406 90 31 0406 90 33 0406 90 35 0406 90 63 0406 90 73 0406 90 75 0406 90 77 0406 90 81 0406 90 85 ex 0406 90 89 Fresh cheese Grated or powdered cheese Processed cheese Blue-veined cheese Edam Feta, of sheepmilk Feu, other Kefalo-Tyri Fiore Sardo, Pecorino Provolone Asiago, etc. Danbo, etc. Cantal, etc. Kefalograviera kasseri Brie, Camembert 0408 11 0408 91 Birds' egg yolks, dried Birds' eggs, dried 0504 00 00 Guts, bladders etc. * 0602 20 " 0602 30 00 0602 40 0602 9100 0603 10 11 0603 10 13 0603 10 21 0603 10 25 0603 10 29 Trees, shrubs and bushes Rhododendrons and azaleas Roses Mushroom spawn Roses Carnations Gladioli Chrysanthemums. Other 0701 10 00 Seed potatoes 0701 90 ex 0702 00 Potatoes, other fresh tomatoes 0- /NO _L7 I (i 1 [ i i Year t Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo Quantity (tonnes) Duty Vo 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 17 17 0 2 2 2 2 17 17 17 17 17 2 8 8 8 » 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 17 17 0 2 2 2 2 17 17 17 17 17 2 575 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 500 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited , unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 0 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 17 17 0 800 • unlimited. unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 650 725 17 17 0 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 2 unlimited 2 unlimited 0704 10 10 0704 10 90 0704 90 10 0704 90 90 0705 11 10 0708 90 00 0709 20 00 Cauliflowers and headed broccoli (') White cabbages and red cabbages (') Other Cabbage lettuce Leguminous vegetables Asparagus » unlimited 13,5 unlimited 12 unlimited 10,5 unlimited 9 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimjted unlimited unlimited 13,5 12,6 12,6 12,6 6 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 12 11,2 11,2 11,2 6 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 10,5 9,8 9,8 9,8 6 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited 9 8,4 8,4 8,4 6 unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited ^^^^^H^^^^^^^Mi. ^^^^^s^^ ••r-TY<irV7». \-. B». *V. iy«-••;. •. r r CO o ft o c 3 »*_ O 5-r» tn e 3 1? » o o 3 3 c 3 5! r> K> NO 17 17 0 2 2 2 2 17 17 17 17 17 2 7,5 7,5 7 7 7 6 LATVlflr • i. i :. g4 Official Journal of the Kuropcau Communities No l. *T4. -4*». -s^ k-lHlo ' l)f>»Tip»i«iii ol pr«Kl«K'i* Basis" dm y MIX Any. |:«ir i m p o r ts :r<»m I:C |N>V. Î 20(H). R. iir «»1 J wy i>40$ Birds* eggs, not in shell and egg yolks, fresh, dried, cooked by steaming or by boiling in water, molded, frozen or otherwise preserved, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matters iVJ()9 00 00 Natural honey 2 0% 2 0% 15% 1 5% 15% 1 5% 10% 10% ,M 10 00 00 Edible products of animal origin, nor elsewhere specified or included 1 % 0,5% 0,5% 0. 5%. IN04 00 00 Guts, bladders and stomachs of animals (other than fish), whole and pieces thereof 1% 0,5 % 0,5% 0. 5% i)5M Animal products not elsewhere specified or included: dead animals of Chapter 1 or 3 unfit for human consumption iKIl 10 00 — Bovine semen 2 0% 15% 15% 0. 5% — Other «>1l 91 — — Products of fish or crutaceans, molluscs or other aquatic invertebrates; dead animals of Chaprer 3 i • i^ll 91 10 — — — Fish waste i l yM 99 Other 1% 2 0% 0,5 % 15% 0,5% 15% 0 , 5% 0. 5% IIM)1 Bulbs, tubers, tuberous roots, corms, crowns and rhizomes, dormant, in growth or in flower; chicory plants and roots other than roots of heading No 1212 «>MH 10 — Bulbs, tubers, tuberous roots, corms, crowns and rhizomes, dormant 2 0% 15% 15% 0,5% 1 "601 10 30 Tulips 2 0% 15% 5% CI 0 , 5% (') • >M)2 •>M)3 Other live planrs (including their roots), cutting and slips; mushroom spawn 2 0% 15% 1 5% 10 °« Cut flowers and flower buds of a kind suitable for bouquets or for ornamental purposes, fresh, dried, dyed, bleached, impregnated or otherwise prepared "603 10 — Fresh "603 10 20 — — From 1 June to 31 October '^03 10 13 — — — Carnations — — From 1 November to. 31 May "603 10 51 — — — Roses "603 10 53 ,)ft03 10 55 "603 10 65 °603 90 00 — — — Carnations Orchids — — — Chrysanthemums — Other Tariff quota set out in Annex XI. 40% 3 0% 20% O 15%!*) 5 % C) S%{') s%o 5%{') 0 , 5% (*) 0 , 5% D 0 , 5% (») 0 , 5% C) 1 5% 10% _) 4 5% 4 5% 2 0% 2 0% 2 0% 2 0% 2 0% 40% 40% 15% 15% 15% 15% 15% G r No L 3 7 4 / 62 Official Journal of the Uuropcan Communities. i l. "12. 94 ANNEX XI List of products referred to in Article 14 (2) Imports into Latvia of the following products originating in the Community shall be subject to the following tariff quotas CNcode Description of products Unit Quantiry Year 1 Year • 2 Year 3 Year Year 5 Year 6 0201 Meat of bovine animals, fresh or chilled 0201 30 00 Boneless 100 100 100 100 100 100 0203 Meat of swine, fresh, chilled or frozen: 0203 1 2 11 — Hams and cuts thereof 100 100 100 100 100 100 0206 0209 00 Edible offal of bovine animals, swine, sheep, goats, horses, asses, mules or hinnies, fresh, chilled or frozen Pig fat free of lean meat and poultry fat fresh, chilled,. frozen, (not salted, in brine, dried or smoked rendered), 50 50 50 50 50 50 200 200 230 230 250 250 0403 10 — Yoghurt 20 20 20 20 20 * 0406 90 14 — — — Emmental 300 300 i 300 300 300 ( 06 0601 10 Bulbs, crowns and rhizomes, dormant tuberous tubers, roots, corms, ! i ! 20 300 m 0601 10 30 — — Tulips 0603 Cut flowers and flower buds: 0603 10 — Fresh: — — From 1 May to 31 October 200 200 200 220 * ^<s> I 220 220 0603 1013 — — — Carnations 12,5 12,5 12,5 13 13 13 — — From 1 November to 31 May 0603 10 51 — — — Roses 0603 10 53 — — — Carnations 0603 10 55 Orchids 0603 10 65 i-° 0701 10 00 — — — Chrysanthemums — Potatoes, seed 0702 00 10 — Tomatoes, from 1 November to 14 May Cf 3,8 25 3,8 25 1 1 2,5 500 600 2J 500 600 4 25 1 2,5 4 30 U 2,8 4,3 4,3 30 1. 2 2,S 30 3S 2,8 i\ 500 500 500 500 600 600 600 600 -X u tntv'<\7^uA i l. 12. 94 Officiai Journal of the litiropcan Communities No t. >75/51 ( Il •1\ I. D HI 15) <6) (7) i> | 1*1 tUlM 0405 Whey, whether or not concentrated or containing added sugar or other sweetening matter. 30 30 30 30 30 30 j 15 i Butrer and other fats and oils derived from milk 60 60 60 60 60 60 60, 0406 C) Cheese and curd 40 38 38 35 35 32 32 0407 00 30 (•) Birds' eggs, in shell, fresh preserved or cooked: 50 45 45 42 42 40 40 — Of poultry — Other 040S 91 10 (») Whole eggs, dried 50 45 45 42 42 40 40 0409 00 00 Natural honey 50 48 46 44 42 42 40 0410 00 00 Edible products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or included 60 59 59 58 58 55 55 0603 C) 0603 10 11 Cut flowers and flower buds of a kind suirable for bouquets or for ornamental purposes, fresh, dried, dyed, bleached, impregnated or otherwise prepared Roses 40 40 40 35 30 30 30 0603 10 13 Carnations 30 30 30 IS 25 20 i j 20 1 "603 10 15 Orchids "603 10 21 Gladioli »603 10 25 Chrysanthemums J603 10 29 Other 3603 10 51 Roses 3603 10 53 Carnations >603 10 55 Orchids >603 10 65 Chrysanthemums '603 10 69 Other •701 Potatoes, fresh or chilled '"01 10 00 Seed '70l 90 Other Tomatoes, fresh or chilled 7 0 2 ( -, 702 00 10 702 00 90 30 30 40 20 50 40 40 30 30 50 50 10 40 30 30 40 20 50 40 40 30 30 10 50 10 40 30 25 40 20 45 40 40 30 30 IS 15 35 20 40 35 25 20 30 35 35 20 j 20 20 ; 15 25 35 • "» i 1 25 i 1 | 15 i ! 35 1 30 j 30 15 15 35' 35 30 ] 30 I *4^H IS 30 25 15 20 i | 15 25 | 25 u 10 5 5 5 : 5 48 46 46 45 ! 45 10 40 10 40 10 35 ! i 10 35 j 10 ; 20 Tariff quotas set out in Annex XIII. Quantities in excess of these tariff quotas shall be subject to the basic duty. G*è>TO}JtA No L 375/56 Official Journal of the European Communities 31. 12. ANNEX XIII List of products referred to in Article 14 (2) Imports into Lithuania of the following products originating in the Community shall be subject to the indicated below preferential in Annex XII within treatment set out the quantities limits of the (tariff quota) CN code (1) Description (2) j 1995 • 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 I ! (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) J (in ronne& 0201 0202 0203 0207 0209 0402 0403 0406 Meat of bovine animals, fresh, chilled, frozen 800 880 960 1 040 1 120 1200. ; Meat of swine, fresh, chilled of frozen 400 440 480 520 560 600! ; Meat and edible offal, of the poultry of heading No 0105. fresh, chilled or frozen j i Pig fat free of lean meat and poultry fat (not rendered), j fresh chilled, frozen, salted, in brin, dried or smoked 400 440 480 520 560 600; | 200 220 240 260 280 300! Milk and cream, concentrated or containing added sugar j | or other sweetening matter 400 440 480 520 560. 1 600 Buttermilk, curdled milk and cream, yoghurt > 200 220 240 260 280 3 0 0Ï Cheese and curd , 400 440 480 520 560 éOOf 0407 00 30 Birds eggs, in shell, fresh preserved or cooked: — Of poultry — Other 0408 91 10 Whole eggs, dried 0603 Cut flowers and flower buds of a kind suitable for bouquets or for ornamental purposes, fresh, dried, dyed, bleached, impregnated or otherwise prepared, kg , 800 880 960 1 040 1 120 1 2 0 01 50 40 S5 40 60 40 63 40 70 40 0702 00 10 Tomatoes, fresh or chilled 800 800 800 800 800 0707 00 Cucumbers and gherkins, fresh or chilled 100 100 100 100 100 J- 7S: 4a1 1 < 800 J 100' 1001 10 Wheat (hard for food) 10 000 10 000 10 000 10 000 10 000 10 000^ 1601 00 Sausages and similar products 100 110 120 130 140 2009 70 Apple juice 200 220 240 260 280 1 5 0| * 300 J ** ^ • ^ M sk ^. 5o No L 348/62 Official Journal of the European Communities 31. 12. 93 folMit> ANNEX XI Agricultural products (CN 1-24) Customs duties on imports applicable in Poland to products originating in the Community listed in this Annex shall be reduced on the date of entry into force of the Agreement by 10 percentage points. 0101 1100 0102 10 00 0102 90 31 0103 10 00 0104 10 10 0104 20 10 0403 10 02 0403 10 04 0403 10 06 0403 10 12 0403 10 14 0403 10 16 0403 10 22 0403 10 24 0403 10 26 0403 10 32 0403 10 34 0403 10 36 0403 90 11 0403 90 13 0403 90 19 0403 90 31 0403 90 33 0403 90 39 0403 90 51 0403 90 53 0403 90 59 0403 90 61 0403 90 63 0403 90 69 0406 30 39 0406 40 00 0406 90 13 0406 90 15 0406 90 17 0406 90 19 0406 90 23 0406 90 27 0406 90 31 0406 90 33 0406 90 35 0406 90 37 0406 90 39 0406 90 50 0406 90 61 0406 90 63 0406 90 69 0406 90 71 0406 90 73 0406 90 75 0406 90 77 0406 90 79 0406 90 81 0406 90 83 0406 90 85 0406 90 89 0406 90 91 0406 90 93 0406 90 97 0406 90 99 [ 0602 20 10 0602 99 10 0701 10 00 0709 10 00 0709 60 10 0801 10 10 0801 10 90 0801 20 00 0801 30 00 0802 11 10 0802 1190 0802 12 90 0802 21 00 0802 22 00 0802 40 00 0802 90 10 0802 90 30 0802 90 90 0803 00 10 0803 00 90 0804 10 00 0804 20 10 0804 20 90 0804 30 00 0804 40 10 0804 40 90 0804 50 00 0805 10 11 0805 10 15 0805 10 19 0805 10 21 0805 10 25 0805 10 29 0805 10 31 0805 10 35 0805 10 39 0805 10 41 0805 10 45 0805 10 49 0805 10 70 0805 10 90 2009 40 99 2009 60 11 2009 60 19 2009 60 51 2009 60 59 2009 60 71 2009 60 79 2009 60 90 2009 80 34 2009 80 39 2009 80 80 2009 80 83 2009 80 85 2009 80 93 2009 80 95 2009 80 99 2009 90 41 2009 90 49 2009 90 51 2009 90 59 2009 90 71 2009 90 73 2009 90 79 2009 90 91 2009 90 93 2009 90 99 2204 10 11/ 2204 10 19 2204 10 90 2204 21 10 2204 2121 2204 21 23 2204 21 25 2204 2129 2204 21 31 2204 21 33 2204 21 35 2204 21 39 2204 21 41 2204 21 49 2204 21 51 2204 21 59 2204 21 90 2204 30 10 2204 30 91 2204 30 99 2301 10 00 2304 00 00 0805 20 10 0805 20 30 0805 20 50 0805 20 70 0805 20 90 0805 30 10 0805 30 90 0805 40 00 0806 1011 0806 10 15 0806 10 19 0806 10 91 080610 99 0806 20 11 0806 20 12 0806 20 18 0806 20 91 0806 20 92 0806 20 98 0807 10 10 0807 10 90 0807 20 00 0809 10 00 0809 30 00 0810 90 10 0813 40 10 0813 40 30 0813 40 50 0813 40 60 081340 80 1001 10 10 1001 10 90 1006 30 21 1006 30 23 1006 30 25 1006 30 27 1006 30 42 1006 30 44 1006 30 46 1006 30 48 1006 30 61 1006 30 63 1006 30 65 1006 30 67 1006 30 92 1006 30 94 100630 96 1006 30 98 1202 20. 00 1209 21 00 120991 10 1209 9190 121190 30. 121190 50 ' 121210 99 1509 10 90 1509 90 00 1515 1100 180100 00 1902 2010 1902 20 30 2005 70 00 2005 90 30 2005 90 50 2008 11 99 2008 70 61 2008 70 69 2008 70 71 2008 70 79 2008 70 91 2008 70 99 2009 1111 2009 11 19 2009 1191 2009 11 99 2009 19 11 2009 19 19 2009 19 91 2009 19 99 2009 20 11 2009 20 19 2009 20 91 2009 20 99 2009 30 11 2009 30 19 2009 30 31 2009 30 39 2009 30 51 2009 30 55 2009 30 59 2009 30 91 2009 30 95 2009 30 99 2009 40 11 2009 40 19 2009 40 30 2009 40 91 2009 40 93 S T /. 5. 2 ^ ^,_™~. lliS!^£^^ r Into Sfcvsnto of tt» following product» originating In the Corimunlfinai b» "r ^ ^ e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ? ^ ^ P ^ ^ 3 #- ^ K j Ô N c ô d T" I », - Description. -•••- •• •' •. Quantity M F* : ' ; meat of bovine animals, frozen (TONNES) 2000 flw? B J Q3 R 0 7. 22 | K £ *r H p ^H- -' H207. 23 • £ > ;. '. _. WL'-t'r- §K 040310 ijj|-- ! fi?- '• ' ' l^"-'- 040640 £' %. -- 040690 £r - **'*. ••' S' ' 0504 ~:û •. • 0601 ~~ • ' • meat of twine, fresh chilled or frozen - 4 0 00. meet an edIWe offal of poultry of headings NO. 01. 05. 300 fresh. chffled. or frozen: poultry rxrt cut In piece* '„• ^\''. [-. ;'. ~ '"'''. '. • t'frozen:turkeys ',. -le-. '. _'- meat an edible offal of poultry of headings NO. 01. 05, fresh, chHIed. or frozen* poultry not cut in pieces frozen:ducks, geese, guiena f. -1000 " ~. •—. "<. ~~~~~ " ~~'. butterrnilk, curetted mMk end cream, yogurtkephlr and other ferm. or add. miflt and cream •• ' • •. •;• ~~r- 600 • • • • • •' ' •'•• • '• - ' ' - ' •••;':" -' -••"•• - • *' ••'•' cheese and curd: blue- veined cheese. •"''' ••. • • • -. " • • • • •' cheese and curd: other cheese: ex shep cheese white vrned cheese and "parmisano" • - „ ex-guts - ' ' ' ' • • " ' • • "" , 200 300 •. 4 00 " *. - •/ —. ^. —. ^ —. ^ —. — —. ^ — — ~ — ^ — ^ — —— ^ _ ^ _ _ _ ^_ bulbs, tubers tuberous roots, corms etc 300 * ;• ". •. • ' '• 060291 other live plants cuttings and slips: mushroom spawn 3000 -070200 tomatoes, fresh or chilled, 070310 070320 08021 080510 080520 080530 080710 &80910 r-- 081090 £ $ •• 120100 onions, shallots; garlic, leeks and other alliac vegetab fresh or chilled: onions and shallots onions, shallots, garlic, leeks and other alliac vegetab fresh or chilled: garlic other nuts, fresh or dried: almonds • citrus fruit, fresh or dried: oranges citrus fruit fresh or dried'. mandarins: clémentines, wttkings and similar citrus fruit, fresh or dried: lemons and limes melons and papaws, fresh: melons apricots '" other fruit fresh (kiwi) soya. beans whether or not broken. I | 2 09 seeds, fruit and spores, for sowings K 0 0 2 90 [ 3 0 4 00 tomatoes preparations oilcake • 2000 300 200 100 5000 3000 2000 1000 500 500 200 300 100 5000 y ISSN 0254-1475 COM(97) 36 final DOCUMENTS EN 03 11 02 Catalogue number : CB-CO-97-041-EN-C ISBN 92-78-15565-9 Office for Official Publications of the European Communities L-2985 Luxembourg <F&