PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. Protocol 1 lays down the trade arrangements for processed agricultural products which are listed therein.
PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. Article 1 The provisions of this Agreement shall apply to the products listed in Table I. Article 2
PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. 2. It is the understanding of the EFTA States and the Palestinian Authority that the fixed duties referred to in Article 4 of Protocol A to the Agreement shall not be higher than those applied on imports by Israel of products originating in an EFTA State listed in Table V to Protocol A. Fish and Other Marine Products
PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. 1. The products with a sucrose or isoglucose content of 70 % or more listed below are subject to a special monitoring mechanism: CN code (1) Description (2) ex 1704 90 99 Other confectionery, not containing cocoa, containing 70 % or more by weight of sucrose (including invert sugar expressed as sucrose) or isoglucose expressed as sucrose ex 1806 10 30 Cocoa powder containing added sugar or other sweetening matter, containing between 70 % and 80 % by weight of sucrose (including invert sugar expressed as sucrose) or isoglucose expressed as sucrose
PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. Article 3.1 Scope XXII Article 3.2 Price Compensation Measures XXII Article 3.3 Tariff Concessions XXII Article 3.4 Agricultural Export Subsidies XXIII Article 3.5 Price Band System XXIII Article 3.6 Notification XXIII Article 3.7 Consultations XXIII CHAPTER 4: TRADE IN SERVICES Article 4.1 Trade in Services XXIV Article 4.2 Definitions XXIV Article 4.3 Most-Favoured-Nation Treatment XXVIII Article 4.4 Market Access XXVIII Article 4.5 National Treatment XXIX Article 4.6 Additional Commitments XXX Article 4.7 Domestic Regulation XXX Article 4.8 Recognition XXXI Article 4.9 Movement of Natural Persons XXXI Article 4.10 Transparency XXXII Article 4.11 Monopolies and Exclusive Service Suppliers XXXII Article 4.12 Business Practices XXXIII Article 4.13 Payments and Transfers XXXIII Article 4.14 Restrictions to Safeguard the Balance-of-Payments XXXIV Article 4.15 General Exceptions XXXIV Article 4.16 Security Exceptions XXXV Article 4.17 Schedules of Specific Commitments XXXVI Article 4.18 Review XXXVI Article 4.19 Annexes XXXVII CHAPTER 5: INVESTMENT Article 5.1 Coverage XXXVIII Article 5.2 Definitions XXXVIII Article 5.3 National Treatment XXXVIII Article 5.4 Reservations/Non-conforming Measures XXXIX Article 5.5 Key Personnel XL Article 5.6 Right to Regulate XLI Article 5.7 Relation to Other International Agreements XXLI Article 5.8 Exceptions XLI Article 5.9 Review XLI Article 5.10 Payments and Transfers XLII Article 5.11 Restrictions to Safeguard the Balance-of-Payments XLII CHAPTER 6: PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. The Agreement contains a Protocol A on processed agricultural products laying down the applicable arrangements (price compensation system) in this field. The underlying principle is that duties reflect the difference between the domestic market price and the world market price of the basic agricultural component of the product. The industrial (processing) component is duty-free. Under the protocol each country has its own table listing the products for which it grants concessions to its partner countries. These concessions represent a treatment not less favourable than that granted to the EC by each country. Fish and marine products The Agreement is based on the principle of free trade in fish but allows Morocco to maintain, for a certain number of products, customs duties on imports or charges having equivalent effect during various transitional periods as defined in Annex II to the Agreement. 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 Morocco. 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.
PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. Protocol C lays down the trade arrangements for processed agricultural products which are listed in such a Protocol.
PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. 14. In paragraph 3(a),“400” shall be replaced by “67”.
PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. A rticle 3.1 Scope
