New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 180

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 180

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1993/47—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref. No.	Category of Appln.
	Tempered 3mm thick glass having a pyrolytic coating	Coldmaster Products Ltd

PO Box 73-111
AUCKLAND AIRPORT | 99 989892B | V |
| 7010.00.19 | 370ml glass jars, 59,840 units only | ACT New Zealand Glass
PO Box 12-345
Penrose
AUCKLAND | 99 989891D | IM |
| 7019.31.00 | Tubular fibreglass three layer material, of a type used for the rehabilitation of large diameter sewer and stormwater pipes | Works Civil Construction
PO Box 13-031
Green Island
DUNEDIN | 99 989857D | A |
| 7019.90.29 | Glassfibre filter bags | Filter Tex Media
PO Box 157
KERIKERI | 99 989890F | A |
| 7318.15.09 | 4¾" x ¼" grade 8 bolt 1½" x ¾" UNF thread, ½" radius domed head, – clipped sides, cold headed | Laurence Distributors
Hollis Road
RD 2
WAIHI | 99 989888D | A |

CURRENT APPROVAL:

Domestic bakeware, teflon or silicone coated, viz:

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
Pie pan (with shaped rim, including formed handles) 22.9cm
Springform cake tin 26.0cm
Patty/tart tray 12 cup size
Fluted tube pan 24.1cm
Muffin pan 12 hole size
Mini muffin pan 12 hole size
Loaf/cake tin; approximately 6cm deep
Sandwich tin
Ring cake pan 24cm
Fluted cake pan 22cm
3 piece (2 in 1 set) springform pan and fluted tube base 25cm
25cm bundt tin | 99 989198G | V |

REQUESTED APPROVAL:

Domestic bakeware, teflon or silicones coated, viz:

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
Pie pan (with shaped rim, including formed handles) 22.9cm
Springform cake tin 26.0cm
Patty/tart tray 12 cup size
Fluted tube pan 24.1cm
Muffin pan 12 hole size
Mini muffin pan 12 hole size
Loaf/cake tin; approximately 6cm deep
Sandwich tin
Ring cake pan 24cm
Fluted cake pan 22cm
3 piece (2 in 1 set) springform pan and fluted tube base 25cm
25cm bundt tin
Extra long loaf tin 30cm | Australasian International
PO Box 73-111
AUCKLAND AIRPORT | 99 989897C | V |

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🏭 Applications Advertised for Objection (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Industry Assistance, Applications, Objections

🏭 Tariff Industry Assistance Notice for Various Goods

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Industry Assistance, Glass Products, Fibreglass, Bolts

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