New Zealand Gazette – 2013 – No. 158

Page 4385

✨ Customs Tariff Amendments

26 NOVEMBER 2013 CUSTOMS EDITION

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Certain Statistical Keys Substituted

Number	Statistical Key Code	Unit	Goods
1207.99.00			– – Other
	13B	kg	. . . Shea nuts (karite nuts)
	25F	kg	. . . Hemp (cannabis) seeds
	29J	kg	. . . Other
4104.11.15			– – – Bovine leather, otherwise pre-tanned
	11C	No.	. . . . Neither split nor sided
	13K	No.	. . . . Split but not sided:
			. . . . . Wet blue, grain split
	15F	Kg	. . . . . Other
	41E	No.	. . . Other:
			. . . . . Wet blue, grain split
	59H	Kg	. . . . . Other
8479.89.00			– – Other
	55B	No.	. . . Tablet or pill making presses
	69B	No.	. . . Other
8708.70.19			– – – Other
			. . . . Of aluminium alloys:
	11J	No.	. . . . . Wheels
	19D	.	. . . . . Parts and accessories
			. . . Other:
	21F	No.	. . . . . Wheels
	29A	.	. . . . . Parts and accessories

Dated at Auckland this 20th day of November 2013.

Allwyn Netto, Chief Customs Officer, Valuation, Origin and Classification, New Zealand Customs Service, acting under delegated authority.

EXPLANATORY NOTE

This Notice amends the statistical key codes, units and descriptions of the Tariff items specified in this Notice.

The amendments to the statistical key structure under Tariff items 1207.99.00, 8422.30.09 and 8479.89.00 are to make provision for the monitoring of Hemp (Cannabis) seeds and pill presses. The amendments to the statistical key structure under Tariff items 4104.11.15, and 4104.19.11 are to correct the placement of drop split leather and subsequent realignment of the statistical Key Codes. The amendments to the statistical key structure under Tariff item 8708.70.19 19D and 8708.70.19 29A are to the text to delete the word Parts and to include the wording Parts and accessories to insert a colon at the end of four-dot subheading of aluminium alloys and at the end of four-dot subheading Other.

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🏭 Tariff (Statistical Requirements) Amendment Notice (No. 2) 2013 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated20 November 2013
KeywordsTariff, Amendment, Statistical Requirements, Customs, Hemp seeds, Pill presses, Leather classification, Aluminium alloys
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Allwyn Netto, Chief Customs Officer, Valuation, Origin and Classification, New Zealand Customs Service

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