Fish and marine products Sample Clauses

Fish and marine products. The Agreement covers trade in all fish and other marine products (Article 2 and Annex II). The EFTA States grant duty free access on imports of all Croatian fish products. By 1 January 2009 the remaining Croatian tariffs on certain fish products will be brought down to zero. Agricultural products Trade in agricultural products is covered in three bilateral agricultural agreements negotiated between the respective EFTA State (Iceland, Norway and Switzerland/Liechtenstein) and Croatia. These agreements form part of the instruments establishing the free trade area and are subject to the relevant disciplines for trade in goods in the main agreement. They provide for substantial concessions on both sides, while taking into account the respective sensitivities. Each agreement contains specific rules of origin, generally based on the “wholly-obtained” criteria. PUBLIC PROCUREMENT The Article on public procurement (Article 15) contains a review clause with a view to further liberalization of the public procurement markets in the Partner countries. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY The provisions on protection of intellectual property rights (Article 14 and Annex
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Fish and marine products. The Agreement covers trade in all fish and other marine products (link: Annex II). The EFTA States grant duty free access on imports of all Jordanian fish products as of entry into force of the Agreement. By 2005 (3 years after entry into force), the remaining Jordanian tariffs on certain fish products will be brought down to zero. Agricultural products Trade in processed agricultural products is covered in a Protocol under the main Agreement (link: Protocol A). The Protocol grants concessions for products such as sugar confectionary, pasta, prepared foods, sauces and preparations, soups, waters etc. Trade in basic agricultural products is covered in three bilateral agricultural agreements negotiated between the respective EFTA State (Iceland (link: Agricultural Agreement between Iceland and Jordan), Norway (link: Agricultural Agreement between Norway and Jordan) and Switzerland/Liechtenstein (link: Agricultural Agreement between Switzerland and Jordan) and Jordan. These agreements form part of the instruments establishing the free trade area. They provide for substantial concessions on both sides, while taking into account the respective sensitivities. Each agreement contains specific rules of origin, generally based on the “wholly-obtained” criteria.
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Fish and marine products. The Agreement covers trade in all fish and other marine products (link: Article 2 and Annex II). The EFTA States grant duty free access on imports of all Macedonian fish products. No later than seven years after the entry into force of the Agreement the remaining Macedonian tariffs on certain fish products will be brought down to zero. Agricultural products Trade in agricultural products is covered in three bilateral agricultural agreements negotiated between the respective EFTA State (Iceland (link: Agricultural Agreement between Iceland and Macedonia), Norway (link: Agricultural Agreement between Norway and Macedonia) and Switzerland/Liechtenstein (link: Agricultural Agreement between Switzerland and Macedonia) and Macedonia. They provide for substantial concessions on both sides, while taking into account the respective sensitivities. Each agreement contains specific rules of origin, generally based on the “wholly-obtained” criteria.
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Fish and marine products. The Agreement covers trade in all fish and other marine products (link: Article 2 and Annex II). The EFTA States and Xxxxxx xxxxx duty free access on virtually all imports of fish products after the end of the transitional period on 31 December 2003. Agricultural products Trade in agricultural products is covered in three bilateral agricultural agreements negotiated between the respective EFTA State (Iceland (link: Agricultural Agreement between Iceland and Israel), Norway (link: Agricultural Agreement between Norway and Israel) and Switzerland/Liechtenstein (link: Agricultural Agreement between Switzerland and Israel) and Israel. These agreements form part of the instruments establishing the free trade area and are subject to the relevant disciplines for trade in goods in the main agreement. They provide for substantial concessions on both sides, while taking into account the respective sensitivities. Each agreement contains specific rules of origin, generally based on the “wholly-obtained” criteria.
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Fish and marine products. The Agreement covers trade in all fish and other marine products (Article 2 and Annex II). The EFTA States grant duty free access on imports of all fish products as of entry into force of the Agreement. The Palestinian Authority shall establish a duty-free import quota for certain fish products originating in the EFTA States, which shall be increased during a transition period, until it is phased out, together with the customs duties on these products, on 1 January 2004. Agricultural products Trade in processed agricultural products is dealt with in a special Protocol to the Agreement (Protocol A) while trade in basic agricultural products is covered in three bilateral agricultural agreements negotiated between the respective EFTA State (Iceland, Norway and Switzerland/Liechtenstein) and the PLO for the Benefit of the Palestinian Authority. The agreements provide for substantial concessions on both sides, while taking into account the respective sensitivities. Each bilateral agreement contains specific rules of origin, generally based on the "wholly-obtained" criteria. PUBLIC PROCUREMENT The provision on public procurement (Article 14) stipulates that the Parties shall co-operate within the framework of the Joint Committee in order to liberalise their respective public procurement markets.
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Fish and marine products. The Agreement covers trade in all fish and other marine products (Article 2 and Annex II). The EFTA States grant duty free access on imports of all Macedonian fish products. No later than seven years after the entry into force of the Agreement the remaining Macedonian tariffs on certain fish products will be brought down to zero. Agricultural products Trade in agricultural products is covered in three bilateral agricultural agreements negotiated between the respective EFTA State (Iceland, Norway and Switzerland/Liechtenstein) and Macedonia. They provide for substantial concessions on both sides, while taking into account the respective sensitivities. Each agreement contains specific rules of origin, generally based on the “wholly-obtained” criteria. PUBLIC PROCUREMENT The Article on public procurement (Article 15) contains a review clause with a view to further liberalization of the public procurement markets in the Partner countries.
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Fish and marine products. The Agreement covers trade in all fish and other marine products (Article 4 and Annex III). The EFTA States grant duty free access on imports of all Mexican fish products. As of entry into force of the Agreement, an important share of fish and other marine products from the EFTA States will benefit from duty-free access to the Mexican market (Annex III). Other fish products are subject to tariff dismantling schedules of three, eight, nine and ten years, respectively. Mexico will maintain existing tariffs concerning a limited number of products for the time being which are of less economic importance to the EFTA States. The most important benefits for the EFTA States is that the Mexican tariff on salted and/or dried white fish is reduced from thirty to zero per cent upon entry into force, and that the rules of origin for salted and/or dried, cod and ling are liberal. In the longer term the Agreement makes it possible for the EFTA States to further develop the Mexican market for their products. For instance, for salmon, which is exported to Mexico only to some extent today, a tariff reduction to zero for fresh, frozen and smoked salmon takes effect as of entry into force of the Agreement. Agricultural products Trade in agricultural products is covered in three bilateral agricultural agreements negotiated between the respective EFTA State (Iceland (Agricultural Agreement between Iceland and Mexico), Norway (Agricultural Agreement between Norway and Mexico) and Switzerland/Liechtenstein (Agricultural Agreement between Switzerland and Mexico) and Mexico. These agreements form part of the instruments establishing the free trade area and are subject to the relevant disciplines for trade in goods in the main agreement. They provide for substantial concessions on both sides, while taking into account the respective sensitivities. Each agreement contains specific rules of origin, generally based on the “wholly-obtained” criteria.
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