New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 85

Page 2469

✨ Industry Development Plan Tenders

10 JUNE THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2469

FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
LEATHERS AND COMPONENTRY

Tenderers under the Footwear Industry Development Plan should note that this is the first six-monthly tender round under the Footwear Industry Development Plan for leather and componentry. They should also be aware that Government has recently announced new (lower) tariff rates which will become effective from 1 January 1987.

The rules of tendering as set out in Guide to Global Import Licence Tendering dated November 1986 apply to this tender. Licences will be valid from 1 January 1987 to 31 December 1987.

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	No. of $2,000 cif Units
5231	64.015	64.05.000	Parts of footwear (including uppers, insoles and screw-on heels) of any material except metal	250
5232	G961	Ex 39.02.291.69E	Cellular EVA sheet soling material for use in the manufacture of footwear	25
5233	G962	Ex 40.08.038	Unhardened vulcanised rubber sheet soling for use in the manufacture of footwear	30
5234	G963	41.02.009	Bovine leather other than crust or rough tanned; other kangaroo skin leather (other than exempt goods), other than wet blue or crust or rough tanned; patent leather, etc.; metallised leather	492
		Ex 41.05.000.49E
		41.08.001
		41.08.009

CARPET INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
(Second Allocation)

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	No. of $2,000 cif Units
5235	G894	58.01.011	Wool-rich carpets, carpeting, etc., irrespective of size	10 679
		58.02.042
		58.02.052
		58.02.055
5236	G895	58.01.019.01F	Carpets, carpeting, etc., (other than wool-rich) exceeding 4 square metres including coir matting (except the coir mats of Tariff Item Ex 58.02.062)	410
		58.01.029.01A
		58.02.058.01E
		58.02.058.11B
		58.02.058.19H
		Ex 58.02.062
		58.02.065
		58.02.089.01H
		58.02.089.11E
		58.02.089.19L
5237	G896	58.01.019.09A	Carpets, carpeting, etc., (other than wool-rich) not exceeding 4 square metres including non wool-rich Kelem, Schumacks, Karamanie and similar hand woven rugs	39
		58.01.029.09G
		58.02.049.01F
		58.02.058.21K
		58.02.058.31G
		58.02.089.21B
		58.02.089.31K
		58.02.089.39E

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🏭 Results of Tenders for Industry Development Plans (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTenders, Industry Development, Footwear, Tariff Chapter 64, Leather, Componentry

🏭 Carpet Industry Development Plan (Second Allocation)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTenders, Industry Development, Carpets, Tariff Chapter 58

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