Sectoral Annexes. 1. In case of conflict between the provisions of Part A of a Sectoral Annex and Articles 45 to 57, the provisions of Part A of the Sectoral Annex shall prevail.
Sectoral Annexes. 1. In addition to other applicable provisions of this Agreement, this Chapter contains provisions with respect to chemical substances, cosmetic products, information and communication technology, energy performance standards, medical devices, and pharmaceuticals, as defined therein.
Sectoral Annexes. 1. The Parties shall conclude, as appropriate, Sectoral Annexes which shall provide the implementing arrangements for this Chapter.
Sectoral Annexes. The provisions of the Mutual Recognition Arrangement on Conformity Assessment between the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection and the Standards, Productivity and Innovation Board8, done on 28 November 2005, the Agreement between the Taipei Representative Office in Singapore and the Singapore Trade Office in Taipei on Information Relating to Consumer Product Safety, done on 19 October 2010, and the APEC Mutual Recognition Arrangement for Conformity Assessment of Telecommunications Equipment, as amended from time to time shall, mutatis mutandis, be incorporated into and form an integral part of this Agreement.
Sectoral Annexes. Specific commitments relating to pharmaceuticals, motor vehicles and equipment and parts thereof, and wine and spirits , are set out in Annexes PP (Pharmaceuticals) and AV (Motor Vehicles and Equipment and Parts Thereof). Section: Agriculture
Sectoral Annexes. The United States, Mexico, and Canada have also reached agreement on new provisions covering trade in specific manufacturing sectors, including Information and Communication Technology, Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices, Cosmetic Products, and Chemical Substances. Each of the annexes includes provisions that exceed NAFTA 1.0 and TPP that promote enhanced regulatory compatibility, best regulatory practices, and increased trade among the countries. ### UNITED STATES–MEXICO–CANADA TRADE FACT SHEET Agriculture: Market Access and Dairy Outcomes of the USMC Agreement The United States, Mexico, and Canada concluded negotiations for a modernized and rebalanced trade agreement on September 30, 2019. The new United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) will advance United States agricultural interests in the most important markets for American’s farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses. This high-standard agreement opens new markets to expand United States food and agricultural exports and support food manufacturing and rural jobs. Canada and Mexico are our first and third largest exports markets for United States food and agricultural products, making up 28 percent of total food and agricultural exports in 2017. These exports support more than 325,000 American jobs. All food and agricultural products that have zero tariffs under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) will remain at zero tariffs. Since the original NAFTA did not eliminate all tariffs on agricultural trade between the United States and Canada, the USMCA will create new market access opportunities for United States exports to Canada of dairy, poultry, and eggs, and in exchange the United States will provide new access to Canada for dairy, peanuts, processed peanut products, and a limited amount of sugar and sugar containing products. Key Achievement: Increasing Dairy Market Access In addition to the current exports of dairy products that the United States makes to Canada of $619 million in 2017, Canada will provide new tariff rate quotas exclusively for the United States. The agreement includes market access gains for the following American products: Fluid Milk: 50,000 metric tons (MT) by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Eighty-five percent of the quota will be reserved for further processing. Cheese: 12,500 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Fifty percent of that amount will be available for any kind of chee...
Sectoral Annexes. The Parties may negotiate Sectoral Annexes that include disciplines complementary to this Chapter on the basis of the work program established by the Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade referred to in Article 8.12(8)(f).
Sectoral Annexes. 1. The Parties shall conclude, as appropriate, Sectoral Annexes which shall provide the implementing arrangements for this Chapter. 2. The Parties shall: (a) specify and communicate to each other the applicable articles or annexes contained in the mandatory requirements set out in the Sectoral Annexes; (b) exchange information concerning the implementation of the mandatory requirements specified in the Sectoral Annexes; (c) notify each other of any scheduled changes in its mandatory requirements whenever they are made; and (d) notify each other of any scheduled changes concerning their Designating Authorities and the registered CABs. 3. A Sectoral Annex shall enter into force on the first day of the second month following the date on which the Parties have exchange notes confirming the completion of their respective (domestic legal) procedures for the entry into force of that Sectoral Annex. 4. A Party may terminate a Sectoral Annex in its entirety by giving the other Party six (6) months' advance notice in writing unless otherwise stated in the relevant Sectoral Annex. However, a Party shall continue to accept the results of conformity assessment for the duration of the six-month notice period. 5. Where urgent problems of safety, health, consumer or environment protection or national security arise or threaten to arise for a Party, that Party may suspend the operation of any Sectoral Annex, in whole or in part, immediately. In such a case, the Party shall immediately advise the other Party of the nature of the urgent problem, the products covered and the objective and rationale of the suspension. 6. If a Party introduces new or additional conformity assessment procedures with the same product coverage to satisfy the requirements set out in the mandatory requirements specified in the Sectoral Annex, the Sectoral Annex shall be amended to set out the applicable laws, regulations and administrative provisions stipulating such new or additional conformity assessment procedures. 7. In case of conflict between the provisions of a Sectoral Annex and this Chapter, the provisions of the Sectoral Annex shall prevail.
Sectoral Annexes. 1. In case of conflict between the provisions of Part Aof a Sectoral Annex and Articles 45 to 57, the provisionsof Part A of the Sectoral Annex shall prevail. 2. If a Party introduces new or additional conformityassessment procedures within the same product coverage tosatisfy the requirements set out in the applicable laws,regulations and administrative provisions specified in therelevant Sectoral Annex, Part B of the Sectoral Annex shallbe amended to set out the applicable laws, regulations andadministrative provisions stipulating such new oradditional conformity assessment procedures, in accordancewith the procedures set out in Article 151.
