New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 129

Page 2907

✨ Plastics Industry Tender Allocations

27 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
2907

Tender No. Item Code Tariff Items Goods: Brief Description 5th Allocation $ No. of Units Licence Unit Size $ No. of Units a Tenderer May Bid For

2011 39.125 Ex 39.01.421
Ex 39.01.429
Ex 39.01.439
Ex 39.02.391
Ex 39.02.401
Ex 39.02.409
Ex 39.02.411
Ex 39.02.419
Ex 39.03.191
Ex 39.04.121
Ex 39.04.129
Ex 39.05.139
Ex 39.06.121
Ex 39.06.129
Ex 59.08.002
59.08.012
59.08.028 Rigid films and foils of a thickness not exceeding 1 mm and exceeding 20 cm in width 380,000 76 × 5,000 8

2012 39.130 Ex 39.01.371
Ex 39.01.397
Ex 39.02.389
Ex 39.02.381
Ex 39.03.191
Ex 39.04.121
Ex 39.04.129
Ex 39.05.131
Ex 39.05.139
Ex 39.06.121
Ex 39.06.129
Ex 39.07.309 Plates and sheets not elsewhere specified; articles of rectangular shape worked beyond the stage of being merely surface worked 755,000 151 × 5,000 15

2013 39.200 Ex 39.01.419
Ex 39.01.421
Ex 39.01.429
Ex 39.01.439
Ex 39.02.501
Ex 39.02.511
Ex 39.02.519
Ex 39.02.521
Ex 39.03.191
Ex 39.04.121
Ex 39.04.129
Ex 39.05.131
Ex 39.05.139
Ex 39.06.121
Ex 39.06.129
Ex 39.07.301 Seamless tubes, rigid 1,875,000 75 × 25,000 6

2014 39.205 Ex 39.01.299
Ex 39.02.271 Seamless tubes; flexible; other than layflat, over 25 mm outside diameter 155,000 31 × 5,000 6

2015 39.210 Ex 39.01.291
Ex 39.01.299
Ex 39.02.271
Ex 39.02.279 Seamless tubes; flexible; other than layflat; 25 mm outside diameter and under 38,750 31 × 1,250 6

2016 39.215 39.07.479 Couplings, unions, tees, elbows, bends, and similar fittings for pipes, tubes, and hose 575,000 115 × 5,000 12

2017 39.220 39.01.275 to 39.01.282
Ex 39.01.361 to 39.01.369
39.02.261
39.02.262
Ex 39.02.268
Ex 39.02.269
Ex 39.02.371
Ex 39.02.372
Ex 39.02.378
Ex 39.02.379
39.03.189
Ex 39.04.121
Ex 39.04.129
Ex 39.05.131
Ex 39.05.139
Ex 39.06.121
Ex 39.06.129 Seamless tubes; flexible; layflat; flexible films (other than self adhesive) of a thickness not exceeding 0.25 mm and exceeding 20 cm in width 2,120,000 106 × 20,000 10

2018 39.225 39.07.391
39.07.392
39.07.401 Bags, pouches and similar flexible containers 1,425,000 114 × 12,500 8

2019 39.230 39.07.402
39.01.351
39.02.361
39.03.185
Ex 39.04.121 Flexible film of a thickness not exceeding 0.25 mm and exceeding 20 cm in width, self adhesive. Excluding coated jumbo rolls for use in the manufacture of tapes 38,750 31 × 1,250 4

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