Applications Advertised for Objection
Closing Date for Objections 25th October 2011
1 Notice is hereby given that the following applications have been made in respect of the goods advertised in the Schedule to this notice. Any person wishing to lodge an objection should do so in writing, to the Ministry of Economic Development, PO Box 1473, Wellington, Fax 04 499 8508, before 25th October 2011. All submissions should include:
- the Tariff Concession (Advertisement) Notice number; the Tariff item; and
- Reference number.
2 All submissions from local manufacturers should include:
- the range of alternative goods made locally;
- the grounds on which objection is made (including reasons why the local product is a suitable alternative);
- present and potential output;
- details of factory cost in terms of materials, labour, overheads, including the proportion of domestic and imported content.
3 Where further information is required in order to make a submission an objector should contact the applicant in writing and refer a copy of the enquiry to the Ministry of Economic Development quoting the details in paragraph 1 above.
SCHEDULE
Part Appn. *Category
Tariff Name and Address II Ref. of
Item Description of Goods of Applicant Ref. No. Appn.
3917.32.08 Telecommunication high density polyethylene (HDPE) microduct piping, Mainfreight International Ltd 99 303276A A
either 14mm OD with 10mm ID, or 7mm OD with 3.5mm ID, consisting of PO Box 73052
single or multiple tubes AUCKLAND
3919.10.01) Polypropylene tape with solid acrylic adhesive in rolls of a width not exceeding Pro Clima NZ Ltd 99 303286J A
3919.10.09) 30cm and of a thickness not exceeding 1.5mm PO Box 925
3919.90.09) CBD
WELLINGTON 6140
60.01) Knitted fabrics Import Management Ltd 99 303277K IM
60.02) Cumulus 50% linen, 50% cotton - 13,700m2 PO Box 1167
60.03) Tiger Crush Marle 65% polyester, 35% cotton - 16,500m2 AUCKLAND
60.04) Tigris Marle 65% polyester, 35% cotton - 16,000m2
60.05) Strata 70% polyester 29% rayon, 1% spandex - 6,950m2
60.06) Stardust 47% polyester, 25% rayon, 11% lurex, 17% nylon - 12,200m2
Tigris Spot 65% polyester, 35% cotton - 8,000m2
Second crush marle 65% polyester, 35% cotton - 16,200m2
Second crush 65% polyester, 35% cotton - 14,800m2
Saviour 70% viscose, 30% polyester - 7,450m2
Roxy 100% viscose interlock - 7,500m2
60.01) Knitted Fabric
60.02) Divinity Natural Linen 100 - 12,000m2 Import Management Ltd 99 303284B IM
60.03) Ella Nylon/Spandex 98/2 - 6350m2 PO Box 1167
60.04) Tissue Cotton/Poly 67/33 - 15,000m2 AUCKLAND
60.05) Divinity Linen 100 - 15,000m2
60.06) Drop Stitch poly/cotton 87/13 - 6450m2
Misfit polyester 100 - 6650m2
60.01) Knitted fabrics Import Management Ltd 99 303283D IM
60.02) Peony Rose poly/cotton 78/22 - 7400m2 PO Box 1167
60.03) Neptune Pima cotton micro modal 60/40 - 22,500m2 AUCKLAND
60.04) Emma rayon/nylon 80/20 - 8250m2
60.05) Liquid Jersey liquid jersey 100 - 7250m2
60.06) Twilight poly/spandex 98/2 - 13,200m2
Dawn polyester 100 - 13900m2
Reunion Crush poly/linen 93/7 - 12,100m2
Reunion Stripe poly/linen 92/8 - 12,200m2
Boater linen 100 - 10,400m2
Skimmer linen 100 - 12,000m2
6303.92.09 CURRENT APPROVAL:
Blackout blinds designed to fit roof windows, and/or fixed skylights 99 303184F V
6303.92.09 REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Blinds designed to fit roof windows and/or skylights DSV Air & Sea Ltd 99 303278H V
PO Box 53113
AUCKLAND AIRPORT
8417.80.01 Industrial dewaxing furnace Read Industrial Ltd 99 303279F A
C/- Agility Logistics Ltd
PO Box 14026
CHRISTCHURCH AIRPORT
Chapter 84-90 Component items for; the construction of a 166MW geothermal power plant at MSP JV - 99 303285L CE
Te-Mihi, Taupo on production of invoices confirming end use and presented by Te Mihi Geothermal Power Station
McConnell Dowell or SNC Lavalin being parties in the MSP JV consortium. C/- Agility Logistics Ltd
Major items of plant being: PO Box 53071
2 x 83MW turbines, generators, transformers, condensers, hotwell pumps, Auckland 2150
cooling towers, valves, piping and other identifiable parts.
Excluding mechanical workshop equipment and construction machinery of
Tariff chapters 84 and 87
Excluding distribution transformers up to 10MVA covered by 85.04
8431.49.29 Hydraulic shear, weighing 9000kg or more, with throat opening 965mm and Ceres New Zealand LLC 99 303280K A
1165mm depth, or more PO Box 903
CHRISTCHURCH
Tariff Concession (Advertisement) Notice No. 2011/36 - continued
Part Appn. *Category
Tariff Name and Address II Ref. of
Item Description of Goods of Applicant Ref. No. Appn.
Chapter 89 CURRENT APPROVAL:
Spare and service parts of the following vessels (regardless of tariff classification), 99 302017H V
excluding consumable items (e.g., those items which are not permanently fixed to,
or form part of, the vessel.
NB: where there is any doubt in this regard confirmation should be sought from the
National Tariff Advisory Unit, New Zealand Customs Service, Wellington):
Fast ferry Albayzin
F.Vs: Alexander Buryachenko, Aleksey Slobodchikov, Altair II, Amaltal
Atlantis, Amaltal Columbia, Amaltal Endeavour, Amaltal Enterprise,
Amaltal Explorer, Amaltal Mariner, Amaltal Voyager, Amarel, Aoraki,
Aorere, Aquila, Atria, Avro Chieftan, Awior, Cheung Shing, Chiyo Maru
No. 3, Dalmor II, Dorada, Giljanes, Gudni Olafsson, Ivan Golubets, Janas,
Kapitan Rusak, Kiwa, Labrador, Mainstream, Malakov Kurgan, Meridian,
MJ Souza, Nova 97, Ocean Ranger, Ocean Reward, Otakou, Pacific Bounty,
Pacific Challenger, Pacific Pride, Paerangi, Pakura, Professor Mikhaylo
Aleksandrov, Rehua, Sea Hunter, Sokolinoe, Sonrisa, Taharaki, Taimania,
Tasman Viking, Thomas Harrison, Willwatch
Milburn Carrier II, M.V. Westport, Cement King, M.V. Golden Bay
M.T. Taiko, M.T. Toanui, M.T. Kakariki, M.T. Torea
Offshore support vessels engaged in the servicing of the oil exploration/
production industry
Quickcat II
Royal New Zealand Navy vessels
Seaflyte
Spirit of Freedom, Spirit of Competition, Spirit of Progress, Spirit of Vision,
Spirit of Resolution, Spirit of Enterprise
Tugs: Godley, Purau and Lyttelton III;
Sir Robert, Te Matua and Kaimai
Chapter 89 REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Spare and service parts of the following vessels (regardless of tariff classification), Sealord Group Limited 99 303281H V
excluding consumable items (e.g., those items which are not permanently fixed to, PO Box11
or form part of, the vessel. Nelson
NB: where there is any doubt in this regard confirmation should be sought from the
National Tariff Advisory Unit, New Zealand Customs Service, Wellington):
Fast ferry Albayzin
F.Vs: Alexander Buryachenko, Aleksey Slobodchikov, Altair II, Amaltal
Atlantis, Amaltal Columbia, Amaltal Endeavour, Amaltal Enterprise,
Amaltal Explorer, Amaltal Mariner, Amaltal Voyager, Amarel, Aoraki,
Aorere, Aquila, Atria, Avro Chieftan, Awior, Cheung Shing, Chiyo Maru
No. 3, Dalmor II, Dorada, Giljanes, Gudni Olafsson, Ivan Golubets, Janas,
Kapitan Rusak, Kiwa, Labrador, Mainstream, Malakov Kurgan, Meridian,
MJ Souza, Nova 97, Ocean Ranger, Ocean Reward, Otakou, Pacific Bounty,
Pacific Challenger, Pacific Pride, Paerangi, Pakura, Professor Mikhaylo
Aleksandrov, Rehua, Sea Hunter, Sokolinoe, Sonrisa, Taharaki, Taimania,
Tasman Viking, Thomas Harrison, Willwatch
Milburn Carrier II, M.V. Westport, Cement King, M.V. Golden Bay
M.T. Taiko, M.T. Toanui, M.T. Kakariki, M.T. Torea
Ocean Dawn
Offshore support vessels engaged in the servicing of the oil exploration/
production industry
Quickcat II
Royal New Zealand Navy vessels
Seaflyte
Spirit of Freedom, Spirit of Competition, Spirit of Progress, Spirit of Vision,
Spirit of Resolution, Spirit of Enterprise
Tugs: Godley, Purau and Lyttelton III;
Sir Robert, Te Matua and Kaimai
- Category of Application: A - General Approval
CE - Capital Equipment
IM - Inputs to Manufacturing - Inability to Supply
MS - Manufacturers’ Samples
RUC - Revocation of Unused Concession
S - Shortfall of Other Than Manufacturing Inputs
SMI - Shortfall of Manufacturing Inputs
SS - Special Situation
V - Variation of Existing Concession
W - Withdrawal of Concession
+ - Denotes amendment or addition
Dated at Wellington this 29th day of September 2011. V.A. MANKS, Ministry of Economic Development.