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Tomatoes provision. 1. For fresh or chilled tomatoes falling under CN code 0702 00 00, for each period from 1 October to 31 May, hereinafter called “marketing year”, the preferential treatment set out in the Annex to this Protocol shall be applied under the following monthly tariff quotas and additional tariff quota: Basic monthly tariff quotas 2011/2012 marketing year 2012/2013 marketing year 2013/2014marketing year 2014/2015 marketing year 2015/2016 marketing year and following years October 12 900 13 350 13 800 14 250 14 700 November 33 700 34 900 36 100 37 300 38 500 December 38 100 39 450 40 800 42 150 43 500 January 38 100 39 450 40 800 42 150 43 500 February 38 100 39 450 40 800 42 150 43 500 March 38 100 39 450 40 800 42 150 43 500 Basic monthly tariff quotas 2011/2012 marketing year 2012/2013 marketing year 2013/2014marketing year 2014/2015 marketing year 2015/2016 marketing year and following years April 20 000 20 700 21 400 22 100 22 800 May 6 000 6 250 6 500 6 750 7 000 Total 225 000 233 000 241 000 249 000 257 000 Additional tariff quota (from 1November to 31 May) 28 000 28 000 28 000 28 000 28 000 2. Morocco undertakes to ensure that no more than 30 % of this additional tariff quota is used during any one month.
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