New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 100

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✨ Tariff Concession Approvals

26 AUGUST 2014 CUSTOMS EDITION 2771

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice (No. 28) 2014

I, Alan J Masters, Chief Customs Officer, Revenue and Assurance, New Zealand Customs Service, acting pursuant to section 8 of the Tariff Act 1988 under delegated authority hereby:

(a) In accordance with Part II of the Tariff approve in respect of the entry of goods listed in the Second Schedule to this notice the exemptions from duty specified in that Schedule with effect from the first day of the month so specified subject however to such purposes and conditions which I prescribe.

SECOND SCHEDULE

Tariff Concession Approvals Subject to Prescribed Purposes and Conditions

Tariff Item	Tariff Concession	Rates of Duty	Part 2 Ref. Ref. No. Effective From To
SMI		Normal Pref.
0811.90.19	Four hundred thousand (400,000) kilograms of organic blueberries (frozen and certified) for own use in manufacturing by Omaha Blueberries Limited for the period 1 July 2014 to 30 June 2015	Free Free	99 310206J 7/14 6/15

Category of Approval:

A – General Approval
CE – Capital Equipment
GT – Goods in Transit
IM – Inputs to Manufacturing – Inability to Supply
MS – Manufacturers’ Samples
RUC – Revocation of Unused Concession
S – Shortfall of Other Than Manufacturing Inputs
SMI – Shortfall of Manufacturing Inputs
SS – Special Situation
M – Modification of Existing Concession
X – Administrative Amendment

The concessions approved subject to prescribed purposes and conditions as listed in the Second Schedule to this will not be published in the Consolidated List of Approvals.

Any request for a review of a decision must be lodged with the New Zealand Customs Service within one calendar month of the notification of the decision in the Customs Edition of the New Zealand Gazette.

Dated at Auckland this 21st day of August 2014.

ALAN MASTERS, New Zealand Customs Service.

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🏭 Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice (No. 28) 2014

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Dated21 August 2014
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Alan J Masters, Chief Customs Officer, Revenue and Assurance, New Zealand Customs Service

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