New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 159

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

6 OCTOBER

CUSTOMS EDITION

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1982/37—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
7323.99.00	3. 6 cup muffin pans, maximum muffin hole size of 7.6cm diameter

Bread and loaf pans, oblong shaped only: maximum size 23.5cm x 13.3cm
Heart shaped pans
Covered roast pans 33cm x 22.9cm x 5.1cm deep
Roast and bake pans 36.8cm x 26.7cm x 5.1cm deep
Square bake pans 20.3cm x 20.3cm x 5.1cm deep
Oblong cake pans 33cm x 22.9cm x 5.1cm deep
Muffin pans 6 large cups 8.8cm diameter x 4.4cm deep
Biscuit pans 27.3cm x 17.8cm x 3.8cm deep
Round cake pans 20.3cm diameter x 3.8cm deep
Round cake pans 22.9cm diameter x 3.8cm deep
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Domestic bakeware, teflon, silicone or similar coated as may be approved;
APPROVED:
Loaf pans maximum size 25.4cm x 12.70cm x 7.6cm
Pulman pan with cover
Cookie/jelly roll-cookie sweet maximum size 35.6cm x 45.7cm x 2.5cm
Perforated pie pans 22.9cm diameter x 3.2cm deep
Perforated french bread pan 20.3cm x 45.1cm
Checkerboard cake set 3 round cake pans with polypropylene ring
Popover 6 cup
Round cake 15.2cm to 25.4 diameter x 5.1 deep
Deep dish/shallow pizza crisper 35.6 diameter up to 3.8cm deep
Angel food pan 24.8cm diameter 10.2cm deep
Muffin/cup cake pans: cup size maximum 7cm diameter x 3.4cm deep
Make’n take set with broiler rack and snap on lid 33cm x 48.3cm x 5.1cm deep | F W Cave Ltd
C/- Continental Air Freight Ltd
PO Box 53030
AUCKLAND AIRPORT | 99 | 987904J | V |
| 7323.99.00 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Domestic bakeware, teflon or silicone coated as may be approved;
APPROVED:
Baking trays and sheets being flat bakeware with up to 2.5cm sides; maximum size 43.8cm x 29.2cm
Pizza pans and crispers being round trays with or without holes in bottom and up to 1.3cm high sides; maximum diameter of 31.1cm
6 cup muffin pans, maximum muffin hole size of 7.6cm diameter
Bread and loaf pans, oblong shaped only; maximum size 23.5cm x 13.3cm
Heart shaped pans
Covered roast pans 33cm x 22.9cm x 5.1cm deep
Roast and bake pans 36.8cm x 26.7cm x 5.1cm deep
Square bake pans 20.3cm x 20.3cm x 5.1cm deep
Oblong cake pans 33cm x 22.9cm x 5.1cm deep
Muffin pans 6 large cups 8.8cm diameter x 4.4cm deep
Biscuit pans 27.3cm x 17.8cm x 3.8cm deep
Round cake pans 20.3cm diameter x 3.8cm deep
Round cake pans 22.9cm diameter x 3.8cm deep | F W Cave Ltd
C/- Continental Air Freight Ltd
PO Box 53030
AUCKLAND AIRPORT | 99 | 983199B | V |
| 7323.99.00 | REQUESTED APPROVAL
Commercial weight tinned steel bakeware as may be approved;
APPROVED:
Baking trays and sheets being flat bakeware with up to 2.5cm side maximum size 43.8cm x 29.2cm
Pizza pans and crispers being round trays with or without holes in bottom and up to 1.3cm high sides maximum diameter of 35.6cm
Six cup muffin pans maximum muffin hole size of 8.8cm diameter
Twelve and twenty four cup muffin pans maximum muffin hole size 7.6cm diameter
Bread and loaf pans, oblong shaped only, maximum size 23.5cm x 13.3cm
Heart shaped pans
Covered roast pans 33cm x 22.9cm x 5.1cm
Roast and bake pans maximum size 35cm x 26.7cm x 5.1cm deep
Square bake pans maximum size 20.3cm x 20.3cm x 5.1cm deep
Oblong cake pans maximum size 33cm x 22.9cm x 5.1cm deep
Biscuit pans maximum size 28cm x 17.8cm x 3.8cm deep
Round cake pans maximum size 22.9cm diameter x 3.8cm deep
Round pie pans maximum size 22.9cm diameter x 3.2cm deep | F W Cave Ltd
C/- Continental Air Freight Ltd
PO Box 53030
AUCKLAND AIRPORT | 99 | 987905G | V |
| 7607.19.00 | Surlyn coated aluminium foil, approximately 13200kgs manufactured by Nyffeler Corti for supply to South Island Dairy Farmers Northern Region, PO Box 6027, Christchurch, effective from 1 September 1992 to 31 August 1993 | South Island Dairy Farmers
C/- PO Box 14023
CHRISTCHURCH | 99 | 987878D | IM |
| 7612.10.00 | Collapsible aluminium tubes with tapered applicator nozzle and overcap | Universal Merchants
PO Box 1417
HAMILTON | 99 | 987911A | A |

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