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✨ Tariff Exemptions Schedule

17 JANUARY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

FIRST SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Tariff Item

Classes of Goods

74.15.032 Screw eyes, screw hooks, of copper

74.15.039 Threaded spikes and studs of copper for footwear

74.19.002 Pins of copper
74.19.009

Ex 74.19.059 Hand carpet needles, bodkins, and the like, embroidery stilettos, including blanks, needles for hand
Ex 74.19.069 sewing, crochet hooks, of copper

75.01.100 Nickel mattes, nickel speiss and other intermediate products of nickel metallurgy; unwrought
75.01.200 nickel (excluding electroplating anodes); nickel waste and scrap
75.01.300

75.02.001 to J Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections of nickel; nickel wire
75.02.009

75.03.001 Wrought plates, sheets and strip of nickel; nickel foil; nickel powders and flakes
75.03.009

75.04.000 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of nickel; hollow bars, and tube and pipe fittings (for example,
joints, elbows, sockets, and flanges), of nickel

75.05.000 Electro-plating anodes of nickel, unwrought or wrought, including those produced by electrolysis

76.01.200 Waste and scrap, of aluminium

76.05.000 Aluminium powder and flakes

76.11.000 Containers of aluminium, for compressed or liquified gas

Ex 76.16.021 Crochet hooks of aluminium

Ex 76.16.099 Other articles of aluminium, viz; Metal neck bands on declaration for use in the manufacture of hot
water bottles

Ex 76.16.099 Aluminium footwear lasts

77.01.100 Unwrought magnesium; magnesium waste and scrap
77.01.200

77.02.001 to Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of magnesium; magnesium wire; wrought plates,
77.02.029 sheet and strip, of magnesium; magnesium foil; raspings and shavings of uniform size, powders
and flakes, of magnesium; tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of magnesium; hollow bars of
magnesium

77.04.001 Berryllium, tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum and antimony, unwrought or wrought, and articles thereof
77.04.009
81.01.001 to
81.03.009
81.04.201 to
81.04.209

Ex 78.01.001 Unwrought lead (including argentiferous lead), but excluding solder in cast bars
78.01.009

78.01.200 Lead waste and scrap

78.04.029 Lead powders and flakes

79.01.001 to Unwrought zinc; zinc waste and scrap
79.01.200

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🏭 Tariff Exemptions Created - Schedule Continued (continued from previous page)

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