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THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE VARIOUS SYSTEMS TO KEEP LAYING HENSTable 4.3: Duties on egg and egg product importsImport duties on eggs and egg products*Nomenclature Description Specific customs duty per100kg net in Euro0407 0030 Shell Eggs(also boiled eggs)Egg ProductsFootnotes/Notes30.4 a, b, c, f, I k, 10408 1180 Egg yolk dried 142.3 a, b, c, d, e, f0408 1981 Egg yolk liquid 62.0 a b, c, d, e, f0408 1989 Egg yolk frozen 66.3 a, b, c, d, e, f0408 9180 Whole egg dried 137.4 a, b, c, d, e, f, g0408 9980 Whole egg other than dried; egg rolls35.3 a, b, c, d, e, f, g(long egg)Egg White3502 1190 Egg white dried 123.5 a, b, d, e, f3502 1990 Egg white other than dried 16.7 a, b, d, e, f3502 2091 Lactoalbumine dried or flake 123.5 a, c, f3502 2099 Lactoalbumine other than dried 16.7 a, e, f* As applicable in October 2004Footnotes:(a) Products originating from OCT-countries (Overseas countries and territories) can be imported with 100% reductionof the customs duty.(b) Products originating from third countries can be imported with a partially reduced customs duty within the GATTagreement for eggs.(c) Products originating from certain ACP countries (Africa, Caribbean and Pacific) can be imported with 16% reduction ofthe customs duty under the arrangements set for imports of eggs from ACP countries.(d) Products originating from Mexico can be imported with 50-100% reduction of the customs duty under thearrangements set for import quotas for eggs from Mexico.(e) Products originating from the Republics of Albania, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Federal Republic ofYugoslavia including Kosovo and the FYR of Macedonia can be imported with a 100% reduction of the customs duty.(f) Products originating from some countries (especially least developed countries) can be imported with complete orpartially suspended customs duties under the arrangements set for the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP).Source: European Commission.74
THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE VARIOUS SYSTEMS TO KEEP LAYING HENSTable 4.4: Preferential import quotas on eggs and egg products, 2004/05Import quotas on eggs and egg products (1 June to 1 July)*Nomenclature Description Annual tariff quota(tonnes)In-quota duty, Euro/tonneproduct weight0407 0030 Shell Eggs 135,000 152Egg Products0408 1180 Egg yolk dried7110408 1981 Egg yolk liquid 3100408 1989 Egg yolk frozen 7,000 (a)3310408 9180 Whole egg dried 6870408 9980 Whole egg other than dried; egg rolls176(long egg)Egg White3502 1190 Egg white dried 15,500 (a) 6173502 1990 Egg white other than dried 83* Tariff quotas for 1 June 2004 to 1 July 2005, as laid down in Commission Regulation 593/2004Footnotes:(a) Shell egg equivalent. Conversion according to the yield rate fixed in Annex 69 to Commission Regulation 2454/93.Source: European Commission.75
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