New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 17

Page 384

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 17

ANZCERT : MANUFACTURERS’ EXCLUSIVE AUSTRALIAN LICENCES: MEALS REALLOCATION

  1. In accordance with Guideline (H) of the ANZCERT MEAL Guidelines, MEAL holders had the opportunity to surrender unused licence for reallocation without penalty by 20 January 1984.

  2. Listed below are the details of EALs surrendered which are currently available for reallocation. The EALs to be made available will be valid for the period ending 30 June 1984.

  3. Reallocated MEALs will be available to:
    (a) those manufacturers who currently hold MEALs in the item code; and
    (b) manufacturers in the item code who do not hold MEALs.

Allocation will generally be on the same basis as that which applied in allocating the original MEALs.

  1. Manufacturers who have handed back MEALs in an item code will not be eligible to take up a share of the reallocated MEALs in the Item Code.

  2. Manufacturers applying for the first time for a share of MEALs should provide the following information:
    (i) Item code under which licence is sought. (Separate submissions should be made for each item code).
    (ii) Brief description of products to be imported.
    (iii) Amount of licence sought. The maximum entitlement per manufacturer is 25 percent of total EALs in an item code, i.e., 50 percent of the MEALs, and the minimum entitlement is $5,000.
    (iv) Value of production for the domestic market of goods within the item code in the company’s last financial year valued at ex-factory prices, excluding freight. Production for export must be excluded. It is very important that the value of production figure should not be overstated. If it is subsequently found to be overstated the company will face the risk that its licence could be revoked.
    (v) Details of any plans/proposals the manufacturer may have to establish a rationalisation/complementation relationship with an Australian company.

NOTES: (i) In cases where the actual manufacture of goods is carried out by one company on behalf of another, the eligibility for manufacturers’ licences will generally be considered to lie with the principal who is responsible for initiating production and for marketing the goods.
(ii) The names and value of licences issued to each company, item code by item code, will be published.

Only producers of goods within a specific item code are eligible for licences under that item code. The information should be provided by letter addressed to:

The Secretary,
Department of Trade and Industry,
Private Bag,
Wellington.

Attention: The Executive Officer, General Industries (2).

  1. Applications for reallocated MEALs close 12 March 1984.

  2. EALs not allocated to manufacturers will be available on demand from 26 March 1984 onwards.

  3. Details of the MEALs to be reallocated are as follows:

Item Code Description Level of MEALs Available
Ex 07.005 Vegetables, fresh or chilled, etc., excluding tomatoes 111,000
09.010 Unground spices in retail packs, ground spices 67,059
15.005 Margarines, etc., vegetable oils and fats 42,860
20.025 Fruit and vegetable juices not in bulk containers 46,640
21.005 Coffee substitutes, etc., and other miscellaneous edible preparations 399,590
25.005 Preparations for use as putty wood fillers, etc. 174,500
30.010 Veterinary medicaments 155,000
32.015 Glaziers’ putty, etc. 7,890
32.020 Printing inks, etc. 27,400
34.005 Organic surface active products and preparations other than soap 8,500
34.010 Soap, polishes and creams, candles, etc. 22,000
34.015 Greases and other solid lubricants, etc. 25
38.015 Disinfectants packed other than for retail sale 177,500
38.045 Hydraulic fluids, naphthenates, etc. 42,920
38.055 Refractory cements, saccharin, etc. 26,500
40.040 Non-pneumatic rubber tyres 169,000
41.005 Bovine, sheep and lamb skin, etc., crust or rough tanned 90,030
41.010 Bovine, sheep and lambskin, etc., other than crust or rough tanned 65,500
41.015 Other kinds of leather 74,500
42.010 Travel goods and spectacle goods 60,600
Ex 42.015 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, of leather or of composition leather excluding T.I. 42.03.038 279,000
42.025 Other articles of leather or composition leather 50,000
43.014 Other articles of furskin, etc., other than gloves 46,421
Ex 44.025 Surface laminated and surface coated sheets, tiles and panels which are diallyl phthalate, low pressure melamine and/or polyester based laminated or coated 32,625
Ex 44.025 Surface laminated and surface coated sheets, tiles and panels which are polyvinyl chloride and/or polyethylene based laminated or coated 60,100
48.040 Wood veneered particle board falling within T.H. 44.15 137,360
48.070 Carbon and similar coated copying paper, etc. 132,000
48.080 Wallpaper 73,800
48.082 Boxes, bags and other packing containers, etc. 59,000
48.084 Registers, exercise books, notebooks, etc. 105,299
48.094 Other articles of paper pulp, etc. 26,500
49.009 Transfers (decalcomanias) 13,500
49.010 Other printed matter of Chapter 49 13,060
51.005 Monofilament not exceeding 1 mm, strip of a width not exceeding 5 mm, etc. 26,500
53.020 Yarn of sheep’s and lambs’ wool 31,590
53.030 Woven fabric of sheep’s or lambs’ wool or fine animal hair 33,430
58.140 Carpets, carpeting, rugs, mats and matting having a pile containing less than 80 percent by weight of wool 2,550 m
58.150 Narrow woven fabrics, etc. 32,590
59.100 Chenille yarn, gimped yarn, etc. 61,500
59.105 Sanitary towels, etc. 88,500


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