New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 60

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✨ Whitegoods Trade Licences

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 60

V CER WHITEGOODS ARRANGEMENT LICENCES
Annex C Part VI and Attachments VIII and IX of Annex C of the
ANZCER Trade Agreement set out the arrangement for the provision
of access for certain whitegoods.
Licences issued under this arrangement for the calendar year
1986 are:

Item Code: 84.590
Domestic Refrigerators and
Freezers: Allocation = 19,800
Units

Australian Manufacturer New Zealand Importer Units
Email and Roden Fisher and Paykel Ltd 38
Philips Philips Electrical
Industries 36
Simpson Atlas Appliances Ltd 82

Item Code: Ex 84.625
Domestic Dishwashers:
Allocation = 5,060 Units

Australian Manufacturer New Zealand Importer Units
Simpson Atlas Appliances Ltd 1,823
Vulcan Domestic and Industrial
Equipment Ltd 1,000
Simpson Atlas Appliances Ltd 1,500

Item Code: Ex 84.780
Domestic Clothes Washing
Machines:
Allocation: 13,600 Units

Australian Manufacturer New Zealand Importer Units
Simpson Atlas Appliances Ltd 4,621
Hoover Fisher and Paykel Ltd 266
Simpson Atlas Appliances Ltd 7,713
Hoover McAlpine Industries Ltd 1,000

Item Code: Ex 84.780
Domestic Rotary Tumble Clothes
Dryers:
Allocation: 6,000 Units

Australian Manufacturer New Zealand Importer Units
Simpson Atlas Appliances Ltd 1,419
Hoover Fisher and Paykel Ltd 302
Simpson Atlas Appliances Ltd 2,000

Item Code: Ex 84.570
Domestic Room Air
Conditioners:
Allocation: 165 Units

Australian Manufacturer New Zealand Importer Units
Dunn Climate Technology Ltd 40

Item Code: Ex 85.033
Domestic Electric Stoves and
Ranges:
Allocation: 5,700 Units

Australian Manufacturer New Zealand Importer Units
Simpson Atlas Appliances Ltd 1,425
Email Fisher and Paykel Ltd 1,425
Vulcan Domestic and Industrial
Equipment Ltd 200
Vulcan Fisher and Paykel Ltd 1,225
Roden Atlas 1,425

The balance remaining in any item code is available upon
application to The Executive Officer, General Industries 2,
Department of Trade and Industry, Private Bag, Wellington.

Applicants must (a) be registered New Zealand companies; (b) be
able to demonstrate their ongoing involvement in the whitegoods
business and their ability to satisfactorily service the product
during its working life, and (c) show that they have a confirmed
source of supply from an Australian manufacturer.

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🏭 Ex-NAFTA 3:7 (Expired) Industry-to-Industry Arrangement Licences (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTrade Licences, Ex-NAFTA 3:7, Industry-to-Industry Arrangements, Import Licences

🏭 V CER Whitegoods Arrangement Licences

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsWhitegoods, Trade Licences, Import Allocations, ANZCER Trade Agreement

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