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Brussels Tariff Nomenclature for Duty-Free Coverage

In development. List will provide coverage comparable

to that in the U.S. list above.

Canadian Tariff List for Duty-Free Coverage

In development. List will cover the same civil aircraft parts as those covered by the U.S. list above.

8. INTERNATIONAL DAIRY ARRANGEMENT

INTERNATIONAL DAIRY ARRANGEMENT

Outline of an Arrangement

The following text represents a substantive basis for a likely agreement in this area:

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Relationship between the Arrangement and the Annexes

7. Relationship between the Arrangement and the General Agreement on Tariffs end Trade

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PREAMBLE

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Recognizing

Recognizing

Noting
Noting

Considering

Determined

the importance of milk and dairy products to the economy of many countries in terms of production, trade and consumption;

the need, in the mutual interests of producers and
consumers, and of exporters and importers, to avoid
surpluses and shortages, and to maintain prices at an
equitable level;

the diversity and interdependence of dairy products;
the situation in the dairy products market, which is
characterized by very wide fluctuations and the
proliferation of export and import measures;

that improved co-operation in the dairy products sector
contributes to the attainment of the objectives of
expansion and liberalization of world trade, and the
implementation of the principles and objectives concerning
developing countries agreed upon in the Tokyo Declaration.
of Ministers dated 14 September 1973 concerning the
Multilateral Trade Negotiations;

to respect the principles and objectives of the General
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and, in carrying out the
aims of this Agreement, effectively to implement the
principles and objectives agreed upon in the said
Tokyo Declaration;

The participants to the present Arrangement have, through their representatives, agreed as follows:

1In this Arrangement and in the Protocols annexed thereto, the term "country" is deemed to include the European Economic Community.

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This preambular provision applies only among participants

that are contracting parties to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

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PART ONE

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article I Objectives

The objectives of this Arrangement shall be, in accordance with the principles and objectives agreed upon in the Tokyo Declaration of Ministers dated 14 September 1973 concerning the Multilateral Trade Negotiations,

to achieve the expansion and ever greater liberalization of world trade in dairy products under market conditions as stable as possible, on the basis of mutual benefit to exporting and importing countries;

to further the economic and social development of developing
countries.

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This Arrangement applies to the dairy products sector. For the purpose of this Arrangement, the term "dairy products" is deemed to include the following products, es defined in the Customs Co-operation Council Nomenclature:

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(a) Milk and cream, fresh, not concentrated or sweetened

04.01

(b) Milk and cream, preserved, concentrated or sweetened

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(c) Butter

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(a) Cheese and curd (e) Casein

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ex 35.01

2. The International Dairy Products Council established in terms of Article VIII:1(a) of this Arrangement (hereinafter referred to as the Council) may decide that the Arrangement. is to apply to other products in which dairy products referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article have been incorporated if it deems their inclusion necessary for the implementation of the objectives and provisions of this Arrangement.

Article III - Information

1. The participants agree to provide regularly and promptly to the Council the information required to permit it to monitor and assess the overall situation of the world market for dairy products and the world market situation for each individual dairy product.

2. Participating developing countries shall furnish the information available to them. In order that these participants may improve their deta collection mechanisms, developed participants, and any developing participants able to do so, shall consider sympathetically any request to them for technical assistance.