Tariff-Rate Quota for Sugar- Containing Products Sample Clauses

Tariff-Rate Quota for Sugar- Containing Products. Originating in Canada Tariff-rate quotas permit a specified quantity (‘‘in-quota quantity’’) of merchandise to be entered or withdrawn for consumption at a reduced duty rate (‘‘in-quota tariff rate of duty’’) during a specified period. See 19 CFR 132.1(b). Appendix 2 to Annex 2B of Chapter 2 of the USMCA, entitled Tariff Schedule of the United States—(Tariff Rate Quotas), reflects the tariff-rate quotas that the United States will apply to certain originating goods from Canada under the USMCA. These originating goods from Canada are permitted entry into the territory of the United States, at the in-quota quantity, subject to the reduced quota rates instead of the rates of duty specified in Chapter 1 through Chapter 97 of the HTSUS. Paragraph 15 of Appendix 2 to Annex 2–B of the USMCA sets out the tariff- rate quota for sugar-containing products of Canada, including the aggregate quantity of originating goods of Canada permitted to enter free of duty in each calendar year and the article description of the qualifying originating goods. Pursuant to section 103(c)(4) of the USMCA Act, which authorizes the President to take necessary actions to implement the tariff-rate quotas in the Schedule of the United States to Annex 2–B of the USMCA, the special classification provisions in Chapter 98 of the HTSUS have been modified to include the sugar-containing products subject to this tariff-rate quota. The tariff-rate quota for sugar- containing products of Canada under the USMCA will be administered using export certificates. When Canada provides the United States with the written notification of its intent to require export certificates for sugar- containing products in accordance with paragraph 15(d) of Appendix 2 of Annex 2–B of the USMCA, the USTR will publish a notice in the Federal Register announcing this determination. In any year for which the USTR has published such a determination in the Federal Register, imports of the sugar- containing products of Canada, at the in-quota quantity, will only be eligible for the in-quota tariff rate of duty if the U.S. importer makes a declaration to CBP, in the form and manner determined by CBP, that a valid export certificate issued by the Government of Canada is in effect for the goods. Section 132.17 of title 19 of the CFR (19 CFR 132.17) sets forth the form and manner determined by CBP to constitute a required declaration that a valid export certificate is in effect for the goods. Specifically, § 132.17 governs the...
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Tariff-Rate Quota for Sugar- Containing Products. Originating in Canada Tariff-rate quotas permit a specified quantity (‘‘in-quota quantity’’) of merchandise to be entered or withdrawn for consumption at a Department of Commerce. Specifically, notwithstanding a CBP country of origin determi- nation, that merchandise may be subject to the scope of antidumping and/ or countervailing duty proceedings associated with a different country.

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