Common use of Knitted or Crocheted Fabrics (HS60 Clause in Contracts

Knitted or Crocheted Fabrics (HS60. HS Code Necessary processes to obtain originating status in a Party Spinning process Dyeing/Printing process to yarn**** Knitting/Crocheting process Dyeing/Printing process to fabrics**** 60.01-60.06 Required* Required Required** Required Required*** Required * "Spinning" process is not required to be conducted in a Party from which the good is originated when the process is conducted in the other Party or a non-Party which is a member country of the ASEAN. ** "Dyeing/Printing process to yarn" is not required to be conducted in a Party from which the good is originated when the process is conducted in the other Party or a non-Party which is a member country of the ASEAN. *** "Knitting/Crocheting" process is not required to be conducted in a Party from which the good is originated when the process is conducted in the other Party or a non-Party which is a member country of the ASEAN. **** "Dyeing/Printing" process should be accompanied by two or more of the operation which are described in Note 1 to Section XI of Annex 2 of the Agreement and Appendix 5 of Operational Procedures. HS Code Necessary processes to obtain originating status in a Party 61.01-61.17 62.01-62.17 63.01-63.10 Required* Required * "Knitting/Crocheting/ Weaving" process is not required to be conducted in a Party from which the good is originated when the process is conducted in the other Party or a non-Party which is a member country of the ASEAN. Description of Operations for Dyeing or Printing Process‌ No. Operation Description (1) antibacterial finish The finishing by which the multiplication of bacteria on fibre is restrained and the deodorizing effect is given. (2) antimelt finish The finishing carried out for the addition of the property in which woven and knitted fabric is prevented from melting by heat. It is carried out for preventing the phenomenon in which a hole is made in synthetic fibre product by the fire of cigarette and the friction heat at the time of sliding. (3) antimosquito finish The finishing by which human body is prevented from approaching of mosquitoes by sticking of the mosquito inhibiting agent to woven and knitted fabric. (4) anti-pilling finish The finishing carried out for the purpose of preventing from the producing of pill caused by the friction on the surface of woven and knitted fabric. There are the fixation of fibre by resin treatment, gas singeing, the removal of long fluff by shearing, the degradation of fluff by chemical treatment, etc. (5) antistatic finish The finishing carried out for the purpose of decreasing the static electricity generating on fibre. The hygroscopic agent such as higher alcohol, surface active agent and the antistatic agent such as quaternary ammonium salt, polymer having oxyethylene radical, etc. are used. (6) artificial creasing The finishing by which the durable creases are added to cloth. In synthetic fibre, its thermoplastic property is utilized, and in cellulose sorios of fibre, the cross-linkage reaction by resin finishing agent is utilized. (7) bleaching The treatment which is carried out for decomposing and removing the pigment and coloured impurities contained in fibre by the action of oxidization or reduction and whitening the fibre. (8) brushing The treatment in which the fluff and dust adhering on the surface of fabric are wiped down and the lie of fibre is arranged by using brush-roller, etc. (9) buff finish The raising processing carried out by using the xxxxx paper wound on roll. It is used in various fields such as synthetic fibre woven and knitted fabric, cotton fabric, etc. (10) burn-out finish The finishing in which only one side of fibre is dissolved to remove by utilizing the difference of chemical resistance of the fibre constituting blended yarn fabric and union cloth and the water marked pattern appears. (11) calendering The finishing by which fabric is passed through between various rotating rolls, the surface is smoothened by pressurizing and luster and various feelings are given. (12) compressive shrinkage The finishing in which the density is raised by carrying out of steam pressing mainly cotton fabric, etc. as over-feeding and the shrink resistance is given to it. (13) crease resistant finish The finishing by which wrinkle is made to be difficult to generate on woven and knitted fabric by resin finish, etc. (14) decatizing The finish in which the stability, luster and feeling of cloth are improved by winding up of cloth or wrapping cloth on a porous cylinder and carrying out the heating by steam and cooling by air. The full decatizing (autoclave decatizing machine), semidecatizing (ordinary pressure decatizing machine), continuous decatizing machine, etc. are used. It is the process at about final stage for the finishing of wool fabric. (15) deodorant finish The finishing showing the effect in which uncomfortable odour is reduced by touching of odour component to fibre. The uncomfortable odour means perspiration odour, ageing odour, excretion odour, cigarette odour, trash odour. (16) easy-care finish The finishing carried out for the purpose of being capable of wearing without ironing after washing and drying cotton and its blended yarn fabric. (17) embossing The processing in which fabric, etc. are passed through between an uneven metallic roller heated and an elastic roller, and the uneven patterns are added. (18) emerising The raising processing carried out by using the xxxxx paper wound on roll. It is used in various fields such as synthetic fibre woven and knitted fabric, cotton fabric, etc.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Economic Partnership Agreement, Economic Partnership Agreement, Economic Partnership Agreement

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Knitted or Crocheted Fabrics (HS60. HS Code Necessary processes to obtain originating status in a Party Spinning process Dyeing/Printing process to yarn**** Knitting/Crocheting process Dyeing/Printing process to fabrics**** 60.01-60.06 Required* Required Required** Required Required*** Required * "Spinning" process is not required to be conducted in a Party from which the good is originated when the process is conducted in the other Party or a non-Party which is a member country of the ASEAN. ** "Dyeing/Printing process to yarn" is not required to be conducted in a Party from which the good is originated when the process is conducted in the other Party or a non-Party which is a member country of the ASEAN. *** "Knitting/Crocheting" process is not required to be conducted in a Party from which the good is originated when the process is conducted in the other Party or a non-Party which is a member country of the ASEAN. **** "Dyeing/Printing" process should be accompanied by two or more of the operation which are described in Note 1 to Section XI of Annex 2 of the Agreement and Appendix 5 of Operational Procedures. HS Code Necessary processes to obtain originating status in a Party 61.01-61.17 62.01-62.17 Required* Required 63.01-63.10 Required* Required * "Knitting/Crocheting/ Weaving" process is not required to be conducted in a Party from which the good is originated when the process is conducted in the other Party or a non-Party which is a member country of the ASEAN. Description of Operations for Dyeing or Printing Process‌ No. Operation Description (1) antibacterial finish The finishing by which the multiplication of bacteria on fibre is restrained and the deodorizing effect is given. (2) antimelt finish The finishing carried out for the addition of the property in which woven and knitted fabric is prevented from melting by heat. It is carried out for preventing the phenomenon in which a hole is made in synthetic fibre product by the fire of cigarette and the friction heat at the time of sliding. (3) antimosquito finish The finishing by which human body is prevented from approaching of mosquitoes by sticking of the mosquito inhibiting agent to woven and knitted fabric. (4) anti-pilling finish The finishing carried out for the purpose of preventing from the producing of pill caused by the friction on the surface of woven and knitted fabric. There are the fixation of fibre by resin treatment, gas singeing, the removal of long fluff by shearing, the degradation of fluff by chemical treatment, etc. (5) antistatic finish The finishing carried out for the purpose of decreasing the static electricity generating on fibre. The hygroscopic agent such as higher alcohol, surface active agent and the antistatic agent such as quaternary ammonium salt, polymer having oxyethylene radical, etc. are used. (6) artificial creasing The finishing by which the durable creases are added to cloth. In synthetic fibre, its thermoplastic property is utilized, and in cellulose sorios of fibre, the cross-linkage reaction by resin finishing agent is utilized. (7) bleaching The treatment which is carried out for decomposing and removing the pigment and coloured impurities contained in fibre by the action of oxidization or reduction and whitening the fibre. (8) brushing The treatment in which the fluff and dust adhering on the surface of fabric are wiped down and the lie of fibre is arranged by using brush-roller, etc. (9) buff finish The raising processing carried out by using the xxxxx paper wound on roll. It is used in various fields such as synthetic fibre woven and knitted fabric, cotton fabric, etc. (10) burn-out finish The finishing in which only one side of fibre is dissolved to remove by utilizing the difference of chemical resistance of the fibre constituting blended yarn fabric and union cloth and the water marked pattern appears. (11) calendering The finishing by which fabric is passed through between various rotating rolls, the surface is smoothened by pressurizing and luster and various feelings are given. (12) compressive shrinkage The finishing in which the density is raised by carrying out of steam pressing mainly cotton fabric, etc. as over-feeding and the shrink resistance is given to it. (13) crease resistant finish The finishing by which wrinkle is made to be difficult to generate on woven and knitted fabric by resin finish, etc. (14) decatizing The finish in which the stability, luster and feeling of cloth are improved by winding up of cloth or wrapping cloth on a porous cylinder and carrying out the heating by steam and cooling by air. The full decatizing (autoclave decatizing machine), semidecatizing (ordinary pressure decatizing machine), continuous decatizing machine, etc. are used. It is the process at about final stage for the finishing of wool fabric. (15) deodorant finish The finishing showing the effect in which uncomfortable odour is reduced by touching of odour component to fibre. The uncomfortable odour means perspiration odour, ageing odour, excretion odour, cigarette odour, trash odour. (16) easy-care finish The finishing carried out for the purpose of being capable of wearing without ironing after washing and drying cotton and its blended yarn fabric. (17) embossing The processing in which fabric, etc. are passed through between an uneven metallic roller heated and an elastic roller, and the uneven patterns are added. (18) emerising The raising processing carried out by using the xxxxx paper wound on roll. It is used in various fields such as synthetic fibre woven and knitted fabric, cotton fabric, etc.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Economic Partnership Agreement, Economic Partnership Agreement

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