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Tariff Rate Quotas. Schedule of Honduras
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Tariff Rate Quotas. 1. China shall ensure that, from December 31, 2019, its TRQ measures for wheat, rice, and corn are in conformity with the Panel Report in China-Tariff Rate Quotas for Certain Agricultural Products and the WTO agreements, including China’s commitments under the Protocol on the Accession of the People’s Republic of China to the WTO and China’s Schedule CLII, Part I, Section 1(B).
Tariff Rate Quotas. 1. In respect of certain agricultural products originating in third countries and imported into the customs territory of the EAEU it is allowed to establish the tariff quotas, if the like goods are produced (extracted, cultivated) on the customs territory of the EAEU.
Tariff Rate Quotas. The EU shall administer its tariff quotas in accordance with its internal regulations that facilitate trade between the two parties with a view to maximizing utilization of TRQ quantities. Birds' egg and egg yolks tariff rate quota Originating goods classified in the following tariff lines in the EUs' Schedule shall be duty- free within the following aggregated quantity as specified below: 0408.11.80 0408.19.81 0408.19.89 0408.91.80 0408.99.80 Aggregate Annual Quantity (Metric Tonnes): 500 tonnes Garlic Originating goods classified in the following tariff line in the EUs' Schedule shall be duty-free within the following aggregated quantity as specified below: 0703.20.00 Annual Quantity (Metric Tonnes): 400 tonnes Sweetcorn Originating goods classified in the following tariff lines in the EUs' Schedule shall be duty-free within the following aggregated quantity as specified below: 0710.40.00A 2001.90.30A 2005.80.00A Aggregate Annual Quantity (Metric Tonnes): 5.000 tonnes The aggregated quantity of originating goods classified in the following tariff lines in the EU's Schedule shall not be counted in the tariff rate quota quantity; 0710.40.00B 2001.90.30B 2005.80.00B Rice Originating goods classified in the following tariff lines in the EUs' Schedule shall be duty-free within the following aggregated quantity as specified below: 1006.10.21 1006.20.11 1006.10.23 1006.20.13 1006.10.25 1006.20.15 1006.10.27 1006.20.17 1006.10.92 1006.20.92 1006.10.94 1006.20.94 1006.10.96 1006.20.96 1006.10.98 1006.20.98 Annual Quantity (Metric tonnes expressed in husked rice equivalent): 20.000 tonnes Originating goods classified in the following tariff lines in the EUs' Schedule shall be duty- free within the following aggregated quantity as specified below: 1006.30.21 1006.30.61 1006.30.23 1006.30.63 1006.30.25 1006.30.65 1006.30.27 1006.30.67 1006.30.42 1006.30.92 1006.30.44 1006.30.94 1006.30.46 1006.30.96 1006.30.48 1006.30.98 Annual Quantity (Metric Tonnes expressed in milled rice equivalent): 30.000 tonnes Originating goods classified in the following tariff lines in the EUs' Schedule shall be duty- free within the following aggregated quantity as specified below: 1006.10.21 1006.20.11 1006.30.21 1006.30.61 1006.10.23 1006.20.13 1006.30.23 1006.30.63 1006.10.25 1006.20.15 1006.30.25 1006.30.65 1006.10.27 1006.20.17 1006.30.27 1006.30.67 1006.10.92 1006.20.92 1006.30.42 1006.30.92 1006.10.94 1006.20.94 1006.30.44 1006.30.94 1006.10.96 1006.20.96 1006.30.46 1006.30.96 100...
Tariff Rate Quotas. In respect of certain agricultural products originating in third countries and imported into the customs territory of the EAEU it is allowed to establish the tariff quotas, if the like goods are produced (extracted, cultivated) on the customs territory of the EAEU. With regard to goods referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article imported into the customs territory of the EAEU within the established volume of tariff rate quota the relevant import duties according to the Common External Tariff of the Eurasian Economic Union shall be applied. Introduction of tariff rate quotas for certain types of agricultural products originating in third countries and imported into the customs territory of the EAEU as well as the distribution of the volumes of tariff quotas shall be carried out in accordance with the procedure provided in Annex 6 to this Treaty.

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