New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 122

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 122

FRUIT CANNING INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

This is the fourth annual allocation of six-yearly rounds of tendering under the fruit canning industry development plan. Manufacturers who have accepted an allocation in terms of the plan and any subsidiary companies, are not eligible to tender.

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	No. of $2,000 cif Units
4649	20.040	20.06.078.01C 20.06.078.11L 20.06.078.31E to 20.06.078.61G	Apples, apricots, fruit salad, peaches, pears and plums	1697

TYRE AND TUBE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

This is the sixth allocation of licence under this plan. No single group of companies is allowed to win more than the specified maximum number of units a tenderer may bid for as advertised under each tender for tubes and tyres. A group of companies is regarded as those companies associated by a 25 percent or more direct or indirect common investment. Licence will be withheld entirely from any group of companies going beyond this limit.

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	No. of $2,000 cif Units	No. of Units a Tenderer May Bid For
4650	Ex 40.036	Ex 40.11.044	Steel cord or steel belted radial truck tyres 20 inch and over and tubes in sets	2275	1707
4651	Ex 40.036	Ex 40.11.044	Steel radial passenger car tyres	814	610
4652	Ex 40.036	Ex 40.11.044	Tyres other than steel cord or steel belted radial truck tyres 20 inch and over, and steel radial passenger car tyres	4600	3450
4653	Ex 40.036	Ex 40.11.044	Rubber tubes for motor vehicles	527	395

It should be noted that the format of the tender is not in line with previous tenders. The licence unit size is now in $2,000 lots. Bid form T. & I. 335D should be used as for other tenders. A full year’s allocation of licence is offered for tender rather than two separate 6-monthly tenders. It should be further be noted that a single invoice and a single licence will be made out for successful bids by each tenderer in each separate tender number.

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🏭 Fruit Canning Industry Development Plan

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTenders, Fruit Canning, Apples, Apricots, Fruit Salad, Peaches, Pears, Plums

🏭 Tyre and Tube Industry Development Plan

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTenders, Tyres, Tubes, Steel Cord, Steel Belted Radial Truck Tyres, Steel Radial Passenger Car Tyres, Rubber Tubes, Motor Vehicles

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