REGISTERED No. D. (D.)72
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 149] NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1980/SRAVANA 4, 1902
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592 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1] 593MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
EXPORT TRADE CONTROL
Public Notice No. 42-ETC(PN)/80
Now Delhi, the 26th July, 1980
Subject: Scheme for exports under OGL. of textiles made from Cotton, wool and man-made fibres to Canada from 1-8-1980 to 31-12-1980.
F. No. 2/53/80-EI.—This scheme relates to the export under OGL. 3 ot certain textile products of cotton, wool and man-made fibres and blends thereof to Canada from 1-8-1980 to 31-12-1980, Categories covered by this Public Notice are given in the annexure. The tariff classification numbers of these products and the quantities available can be had from the respective textile Export Promotion Councils concerned. Exports of some of these products had been under import control of Canada. Al] these products will be brought under OGL. 3 w.e.f. 1-8-1980.
2. The entire quota available for the entire period 1-8-1980 to 31-12-1980 will be allocated on first-come, first-served basis for firm contract reservation and ready- goods in the ratio of 50 : 50. This ratio can be changed depending upon the trend of utilisation.
3. The agencies responsible for handling the quota alloca- tion and certification of garments and knitwear and fabrics and made ups, will be the same as indicated in the Public Notice No. 64-ETC(PN)/79 dated 14-9-1979 and Public Notice No. 71-ETC(PN)/79 dated 23-10-1979.
4. The other terms and conditions contained in the Public Notice No. 64-ETC(PN)/79 dated 14-9-1979 in respect of garments and knitwear and Public Notice No. 71-ETQ(PN)/79 dated 23-10-1979 in respect of fabrics and made-ups, will apply, mutatis mutandis, for the exports of textile products to Canada.
MAN1 NARAYANSWAMI, Chief Controller
of Imports & Exports
ANNEXURE TO PARA 1 OF THE PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 42-ETC(PN)/80 DATED 26-7-1980
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Item No. Description
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2 1. A "tailored collar" consists of one or more pieces of material which are cut and sewn or cut and frWd and designed with two pointed or rounded ends.
2. Partially manufactured shirts, i.e. shirts which have been cut and sewn, or otherwise assembled, but which
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require further manufacture or processing, are also included in the foregoing item, and are to be counted against the item number of the end product. Blouses and shirts, women's and girls', wholly or mainly by weight of cotton, man-made fibres or wool, or blends thereof, knitted or woven, being garments with complete or partial front or back opening cover- ing the upper part of the body, excluding underwear, jackets, T-Shirts, sweatshirts, and sweaters. Shirts, men's and boys' other than with tailored colars, including full-fashioned collars, wholly or mainly by weight of cotton, man-made fibres or wool, or blends thereof. A full-fashioned collar consists of 1 piece knitted to shape collar. For a full description of "shirts" sec description for Hem 1 above.
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T-Shirts and sweatshirts men's, boys', women's and girls', wholly or mainly by weight of cotton, man- made fibres or wool, or blends thereof. T-Shim are knitted garments without front opening covering the upper part of the body of construction 19 cut or finer, i.e., 19 or more vertical stitches per inch. Sweatshirts are garments, at least one side of which is brushed or fleeced, covering the upper part of the body. Sweaters are not included.
Shirts, blouses, T-Shlrts and sweatshirts, as defined in Items 1 and 2 above, for children and infants (.sizes 0-6x).
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Note : 1. Partially manufactured garments, i.e. garments which havei been cut and sewn, or otherwise assembled, but which require further manufacture or processing, are also included in all the foregoing items, and arc to be counted against the item number of the end pro- duct.
Garments of indeterminate gender, including unisex 2.
garments, are to be counted as of male gender.
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Children's and infants' sizes are 0-6x in all items. ) Pantt, trousers, slacks and jeans, men's and boy's women's and girls', children's and infants', wholly or mainly by weight of cotton, man-made fibres, or wool or blends thereof being garments which do not extend above the waist but extend to the knee or below. Included are jodhpurs, knickers, footle* tights, and gauchos.
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Overalls and coveralls, men's, boys', women's and girls', children's and infants', wholly or mainly by weight of cotton, man-made fibres or wool, or blends thereof, being one-piece garments, as either pants or shorts but extending above the waist in the form of a bib (or permanently affixed straps) or other structure which partially or fully cover the upper part of the body. One-piece jumpsuits are included.
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Outerwear shirts, men's, boys', women's, girls', child- ren's, infants', wholly or mainly by weight of cotton, man-made fibres or wool or blends thereof, being garments similar to pants but not extending to the knee.
Note : 1. Partially manufactured garments, i.e. garments which have been cut and sewn, or othenvsie assembled but which require further manufacture or processing, :TC also included in all the foregoing items, and are to be counted against the item number of the end product.
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Garments of indeterminate gender, including unisei garments, are to be counted as of male jsnder. Children's and infants' sizes are 0-6x in all items.
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(b) Suits, women's and girls', co-ordinates and outer- wear sets, including athletic sets or suits, men's, boys', women's and girls', children's and infants', wholly or mainly by weight of cotton, man-made fibres or wool, or blends thereof. Suits are gar- ments comprising two or more matched or co- ordinated piece, covering both the upper and lower parts of the body, packed and shipped as a set. Co-ordinates include : coat and dress sets, blouse and pant or skirt sets, shirt and skjrts sets, cabana seta, beach pyjamas, lounging pyjamas, short sets and beachwear. Athletic sets or suits are garments normally comprising two or more matched or co- ordinated pieces covering both the lower and upper parts of the body, packed and shipped as a set, normally worn for participation in athletic activities and not covered by any other definition in these arrangements, including leotards covering the trunk of the body, judo sets, track suits, jogging suits, cross country ski-suits.
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1. Children's and infants' garments also include sunsuito, christening sets, pram acts, creepers, rompers, craw- lers and diaper sets.
2, Partially manufactured garments, i.e. garments which have been cut and sewn, or otherwise assembled, but which require further manufacture or processing, are also included in all the foregoing item.), and arc to be counted against the item number of the end product.
3. Garments of indeterminate gender, including unisex
garments, are to be counted as of male gender.
4. Children's and infants' sizes are 0-6x irr all items.
5. Jackets, men's, boys', women's, girls', children\ and infants', wholly or mainly by weight of cotton, man-made fibres, or wool, or blends thereof.
Jackets are outerwear garments covering the upper pan of the body not extending to the knee, including woven ponchos, vests boleros, but excluding ski-jackets, jacket* and garments covered by items 1 and 2. No'e :
J. Pnrtially manufactured jackets, i.e jackets which have been cut and sewn, or otherwise assembled but which require further manufacture or processing, are also included in the foregoing item and are, to be counted against the item number of the end product.
2. Children's and infants' sizes are 0-6x in all items. 6. Cotton Terry Towels and Washcloths and sets.—A cloth made of fabrics woven on a terry loom using single or plyed cotton or blends of man-made yarns, containing 50 per cent or more by weight of cotton with loop pile on one or both sides covering the entire surface or part of the surface to form designs or patterns such as stripes, checks, etc., whether greige, bleached, dyed or printed. Towels are normally made in rectangular form and range in sizes up to approxi- mately 36 inches in width and 72 inches in length. Depend- ing on size, towels are described frequently aa tea, hand, beach, bath, and bath sheets. Facecloths arc normally made in square or rectangular form ranging in sizes from 5t .square inches to 169 square inches.
7. Wor.ted Fabric.—Woven fabric having 17 per cent or more by weight of wool and in which at least the warp w made from worsted spun yarn including Fabrics in the greige state.
jortswear 1 Drosses and skirts, women's and girl's, children's and infants', wholly or mainly by weight of cotton man-made fibres, or wool, or blends thereof. Dresses are—piece garments extending above the waist in- cluding jumpers, evening govvns; dusters, house dresses and caftans (other than sleepwear). Skirts are one-piece garments not extending above the waist including golf skirts, kilts (including men's and boys') and culottes.
Partially manufactured garments, i.e. garments which have been cut and sewn, or otherwise assembled, but which require further manufacture or process- ing, are also included in all the foregoing items and are to be counted against the item number of the end product,