NATIONAL LIBRARY OF JAMAJCA

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MINISTRY I?APER NO •• Ze .J .19 R£V ISI OtJ OF' fHC !3~NNL:D LIST ol IJVIPO RT:~

Members of this Honourable Ho use will recall the

tabl in g of Ministry Paper No . 4 of 1977 which set out a number

of steps being taken a t th ut time in o rder to man age a nd

h usband Jamaica ' s for eig n excha ng e . This had r esult ed from

the recognition th a t in a situation of dec r ea sing availabilit y

of foreign exchange, t. 1 ere was ¥ ~ed to manage the foreign

exc h a ng e b ud get in a man ner consiste nt with developmental obj ec tives .

Th e import t argl':t for 19 7 7 was aimed bas ic a lly at survival, ah-Q

~ence onl y thos e i tem s es se~ti a l to Jamaica 's survival could be

i. n~ort ed; in summary a mo re rest ric tiv e impor t policy as compared

with earlier ye a r s was indicated.

In this context, fhn i stry Pape r No. 4 of 1977 lvhich

de a lt with t r!e I mport Target and Licensing Po licy for 1977

(t a bled in this House on 8th f eb ru ary , 1977) included a banned

list of i mport s expanded signific ~ ntly compared with the bann ed

li s t which u p to then p rev a iled . The list al though entitled

" Ba nned Li s t of Impor ts" included i tems tota lly banned from

impo rtati on as ~e ll as other it em s subj e cted to restricted

entry .

In practice, those items which are not totally

banned , but only p a rti a lly so are deRlt with administratively

by the Ministry cf Indu st ry and Cemmerce to accommedate •ur

Car icom partners, par ticuL3r publ i c a nd social p rogrammes, our

ex8ort tr ade , the tourist industry a nd ot her interests which

th e Mini ster con siders of vital importance to the nation. In

th is c o ntext the n the tendency has a lways been to apply the

str-icture of totill prohibi.Li on to til~ irnporte.tion ef it e iJls for

which th e intentio n was simply to in st itute a c e rtain level ~f

r est riction, in order t0 pro t ec t l~cal industry er to achieve

some other obj ec tivea

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At the same time, items which are totally prohibited are

3llowed to be imported on a No Funds basis.

Against this background, the whole matter of the

treatment of items on the " Ban ned List" the importation of which,

theoretical ly at least, is completely prohibited, is seen to be

somewhat unclear, both in an admi ni strat ive sense and in inter­

pretat ion. Logically, an item should be p laced on a banned li st,

or be subj ect to a total embargo only where the intention is th at

the item should not be brought into the country at all, that i s,

the intenti~n to remove it completely from usage within the

cou ntry. On the other hand, an item should be placed on a

Lestr icted li st where it is the intention on economic, social

and moral considerations to apply high though varying levels of

r e strictions.

Objective

The main objective ef this Paper therefore is to

make a clear distinction between those items for which the

intention is to institute total prohibition - a Banned List

and those in respect of which the ob j ect ive is to apply a high

level of r estriction - a Restricted List.

~his banned list consists only of items whose

impor tation is to~~lly prohi bited regardless of source, purpose

for which required and whether ~r not Jamaican funds will be

used for the transaction. It is necessarily therefore a short

list as set out in Appendix I attached . It follows that no

~ ncouragement will be given to the production of such items

locally. It will be realised that very serious thought has

been given to the compilation of this list and accordingly the

r~mov~ l of a n item from the list or the additio n of an item

to this lis t will r eq uire the specific approva l of Cabinet.

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Restrict c~d Li:.;; t

The restr i cted list as shown at Appendix II attach e d,

now embraces those items which, with few ex c ep tions, were

formerly on the ori g i na l bann ed list of imports together with

an exp~ nd ed range of oth e r it ems , wh ic h have since b e en deeme d

to warran t inclusion. Amendments to the list in terms of

omissi o ns and add itions have been made in consultation with

private sector ncga ni sations"

This li st h i gh li gh ts those item s which, based on

economic and other de v e lopment objectives are subject to high

though varying l evels of rest ricti on" It will be appreciated

th at thi s l i st will b e subject to addi ti ons , deletions, and

modific at ion s as po licy a ictates from tim2 to timeo

changes ho wever , wi ll not require Cabinet approval but will be

carried ovt at my discretion, thereby prov iding the ne cessary

flexibility in keep i ng the list current and up to date.

It i s not the i ntention that import licences will

normally be i ss u ed for items on this res t r ict e d list. Neverthe-

'less, g iven thG fact that th e restrict ~d list spans an ex tre me ly

wide r a n r:JG of i !:ems, coverin <J various pol i cy consideration.s,

it is expected t~a t the n eed will a ri se to vary the general

rul e s ince a devet~oinJ econom; i s always exposed to dynamic and

unforseen ch~·ng~s es?ec i a ll y when it i s subj0cterl to foreign

exchange constraints.

In order to ensure a h i gh d~gree of care and vigilance

in th e gr~nt of import ~~cenccs and at the s a me time g uard again s t

ad ministr ative d elays and inconveni~nca: a Lice nsing Committ ee

h a ~ been es t ab li shed " rhis Committee h~s been ch a r ged with the

r espons i b ili ty of v etti n s and finally a~proving licences for the

impo rt ~t ion of it ems on t ~c r est ricted :i st , after the y have been

proc es·~ed b( the Liccnsin(: Offic-.:rs in ~h e Trade ~-.d mini str a tor 's

Department i -, a ccord ,Jnce with Gov . .:r nm c"nt ' s po licy gu id c: lin (~.S .

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RESTRICTED I TEMS LIST

Cons um er Go ods

Food

1. Alcoholic drinks, a ll t ypes , includi ng wi n e s, liquers, rum, gin, cider,

whi s ky, v odk a , e tc~

2. Ba kery pro duc ts , al l types , exc lud ing unleavened types for traditiona l

religious pur poses o

3. Beer a n d othe r f e r me nt ed bever ages

4. Cat a nd Dog foo d

5. Carbona t ed Bev er ages

6. Cheese - types only in consu me r pa ckage s

7. Cigarett es

8. Cerea ls - prepa r e d types i n cons u mer package s or not

10. Gondimeaita :-:.

11 • Crustaceans

12. aoconuts - de sicc a t ed

13. Coffee paste

14. Coffee, ground a n d i nstan t

15. Confection.:1r y - a ll t ypes

16. Ducks

17. Flour (in cons um e r pa ckages ) f or pr epar at ion of cereal fo ~ds etc.

18. Fruits - f resh

19. Fruit s , pr eserved a nd pr epar ed , whether i n a ir-tight co~tainers

or not

20. Fruit juice s - includ ing toma to j ui ce

21. Fruit j e lli es, j a ms , pulp and pastes ( for consumer us e vhether in

a ix- t i ght c ont a iner s or not)

~2 . Fruit pee l s , part s o f p l a n ts , dr a i nel , glazed , crysta:lis e d,

flavour e d or not.

23. Food Pr e pa r at i ons -

chi co r y ( roa ste d, conc entrate , essenc e or ext~act of), r a rina ceous

pr epnration ( s tuffed wi th s ubs , a n ce s o t h e r t han mea t), Ferment s ,

Mu s t a r d Flo ur ( pr epar ed) , Leav ens, Malt Cr oa3t e d a nd as~ ~offee

s ubs titute ), Ed i ble Bir ds ' Nes t s , Al mon d fa st e , Pencillium Gla cum

( a n d s i mi lar products used in th~ pr epar at ion of c erta in b lue cheese},

powder f or table creams and je:lies ( not o therwis~ r estricted ),

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2L1-. Flauou:r-i n:g Extracts a nd Essences for retail sale

25. Frozen Foods - prepared

26. Ginger

27. Ham

28. Ice cream cones (sweetened and unsweetened)

20. Infant Food - prepar~d

30. Jelly Crystals

31" Margarine

32, Macaroni, Spaghetti, noodles, vermiceJli

33. Malted Milk ,.

34. Meat of swine

· 35. Meat extracts and preparations of meats, exel~ding eanne~. corned

beef and luneheon meat

36. Meat Poultry, exce~t ehicken neeks · and baeks

37. Onions

38. Piekles

39, Peanwts . - excluding raw and u~processed

4o. Peanut Butter

41~ Red peas, beans and other legumes

42. Sauces

43. Sausages

44. Seasoning preparations - salt (celery, onion etc.)

45. Salmon and trout (in any form)

46. Soups, soup powders of all kinds however packaged !

47. Suga7 - refined, including sucrose, specifically to ex~lude gl~?se and lactose

48. Sweetfat (preparation of edible fats and sugar), Edible ~ablets (with a basis of natural o» artificial perfumes), Yeasts

49. Syrup

50. Tea

51. Tomat8 including Ketekup

52. Turkey

53. Vegetab~~r~~ air-tight Qentaine~o er co~s~mea packages

54. \linegaY

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Consumer Goods - Other

55. Air-conditioning units - window types

56. Afro-picks

57 . Ash Trays

58. Abrasives of paper and cloth, abrasive discs , belts and whee ls

59. Aluminium holloware excluding pressure cookers

60. Beds inclhding surgical beds

61. ·Bathroom fixtures, except t oil e ts bidets and urinals

62. Bulbs - incandescent bulbs and fl~urescent tubes excepting sizes

not made locally

63. Beads

6.4. Bicycles

65. Buckets of a ll s izes a nd descriptions

66 . Butter dishes and keepers

6? . Bread pons, baskets and bins for household use only

68 e Bowls of ~11 sizes and descriptions , excluding glass a nd ceramics

69 . Basins of all sizes and descriptions

70. Barbecue grills

7·1. Yz" Brass Hose Bibs

72 . Yz" Rnd ¥<' ' Brass Hose Stop Cocks

73. Business Card Holders

74. Ball Point Pens

75. Brooms, brushes, mops of o.ll types excluding wire brushes

76 . Broo ms and Mops Handles

77. Bathroom Linen

78 . Brake Fluid

7S , Bonded Brakes

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86.

~~rpets , carpeting and floor coverings of all materia2s

Ch~rs including wheelchnirs

CoB. <'•r~ios

Caddy car . l.nd carts

Cigar and c~~arette holders, pipes

Coasters - all '".ypcs

Combs

Clothing .. . .,.l_l t ·ypes, ~11 ~~~rr~.,lc

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89 ., Cups a nd Sauc ers of a ll desc riptions exc luding glass 1 a nd ceramics

90. Clothes pe gs

91. Cha mb e r p~t s

9 2 . Cockt a il stirr e r s a nd sticks

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94.

95.

96.

97.

98.

99.

100.

101.

102.

103.

104o

105.

106.

107:

108 ..

109.

11 o.

111.

112.

113.

114.,

115o

116.

117.

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119.

120 .

Clothes hangers

Cannist e r sets

a ll types

Copper war e it ems - decorative

Cast iron i t em~ - dc c~rative

Cheese boards

Chopping boards

c~smet ic s and toilet preparat ions

Cards - gr eet ing

Ca l e ndars

Can dles and candl e holde r s

Curtains and drape s - compl e te

Ce r am ic s - decorative type

Crovm corks

Curtain rf'ldS

Cl utch disc a n d disc pads

Clipboards

Colouring books , drawing bb oks, s crap books, excepting types

not made lo cally

Cal cul at ors - Desk Calculator s - ex c ep t types not made locally

Cutlery including thos e made of p l astic

Cushions

Desk c a l endar s

Dish washing machines ~ ther than those for commercial use

Drivers li cence holders

Di s h r acks

De t e rgents

Dust pans

Diari es

El ~ ctric stov e s , except comm erci a l types

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122o

123.

124.

125o

126.

127.

128.

12.9.

130.

131.

132a

133.

134o

135o

136o

137 ..

138.

139 .

140 ..

141.

142o

143o

144.

145.

1460

147.,

148 .

149.

150 .

151 ..

152.

153o

154c

El ectric applia nces (other t ha n tools) , domestic and portable types

Egg cups

Enve lQpe s including X-Ra y e nv e lope s

Ele ctr ic li ght bulb s

Ela stics exc ept br a i ded c l as tic s

Exercise bo oY.:s

'E' clips

Fa ns

Furnitur e a nd fix t ur es of a ll t ypes a nd finishes, including bed

springs a nd s prings for mattr esses a nd ot~e~ upholst ery

Furnitur e - Office

Flow ers - fresh and artificia l

Flo\.,r er pots

Fi s h - live a quarium

Food covers of pla stic , wood or me t a l

Food v/ a.rmers

Food s t r a iners a nd colla nder s

Fondue se ts

Footwear - a ll t ypes

File fo l der s

Fea t hers - pr epar ed ornc mcntal , a rticles made of feath ers

Frui ts - artificial

Fancy ca rv ed a~ticles of a ni mal , v ege t a bl e or mineral ma~er ials

Ga rment r ncks

Gre.maphones

Grinders, food

Ga mes - a dult a nd childr e n i n door ga m&e ·

Gas s tcves

Glas s iwlders ..

Gloves axc ept s urgi cnl , me dic a l a nd r ubber gloves

Ga r den ho sn s

Ga lv.:cni zed me t .'l l st r ap~;

Hun t ing ?.nd spo.c t .:cr:: rr:unition

Hn.nclkcr-:h i r: f s

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155. HQndbags, wallets, purses, pocket books~ and similar articles

of all materials

156. Household linen

157. Hot plates

158. Ha nging incand~se~nt lighting fixtures

159. HaircdnitlEl'ls

160 .. Ic e buckets

161. Ic c cube trays

162. Inse cticides for household use

163a J e\vel l ery of . gold, silver, pla tinum and- other prec-iou~ metals

164. Je\vellery, imitation

165. Juice extracton s

166o J"'l<e boxes

167. lc,;>osene stoves

168. Ki~~hen table linen

169. Lamp '-hades for electric lamps

1-70. Letter .wlders

171. Li gh tin£' fixt.u.re5

172. Linole u.1.

173o Lemonac_;; sets

174. Lunch ·o•xes

175. La undry -ask e t<: ar:i ha mpers

176. Le a thcret ·e mate·:-l a l

177- Lnbels for ~arme11s

178. Lusgnge t n g; •• t"J 'T

179. Mattresses

180. Ha ttr ess t n p. s

181., Mi xers , li quJ a nd/or fooj

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·-. ~,. Hotor vehi.'e ~yres a nd tubes

184 • . Motor cars

185. ' 1~,~-ro..t, boar(; ~ uas'.ry bo nrds · a nd s imi,l.ar types not elsewhere specified

186 o Mct u. ::_ col){in[.': .tms il •

187. Mct e. l t_.ol boxe ~ . -.

188., Ne t C'-1 8'..ppol' r. ;·::)!:' - c c bas ins

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Mu gs and jugs excluding glass

Mirrors

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192 ..

193 .

194 o

195 .

196 .

197.

198 .

199 .

200.

201 ..

202 .

203 .

204.

Matches

206.

207.

Mosquito destroyers

Nails - \·rire

Napkin rinGS

Nylon cha i r straps

Ovens faD domest ic usc

Oil and a i r filte r s

Phonographs

Paper in boxes, packets etc . (e . g ~ s t ationary it ems e tc.)

Photographic apparatus

Punch se t s

Plates and dishes exc l uding glass and ce r a mics

Plastic conta iner3

Pi tchers

Pa ils

'\?1 atters

Pho t rJ ~lbums

208 . Paper corqs - pl ain and printed excluding t hose one inch

in diamcte~ and under

209o

21 0o

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212 o

21 3 ..

21 4 ..

215 .

21 6o

217o

218o

219 o

220 .

221o

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Polypropolene bags

Paper towel holders

Pilfer - proof closures (for rum bott l es )

Plas~ic l nmina ted sheets

Polis'r_ - floor, shoes , furni h.re and mo±o± ca r s

Padholccrs of nll types and si3es

Passport ~ ases and envelopes

Paper cli?s

Pipe cock w~shers

Revo l vers an) Pistols

Radio se ts - ~omplet e

Record pl u.yc:-s

Refr i Gcrator3 and other se~f-contained units su•h a s fr ee zer s ,

coolers , ic c ~·ooxes 1

etc . (other than those for commerci a l u·se )

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222. Rad.i~ hroarloo..st ~i&fflra ~ wh-ether e!" not comhined wl. th

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224.

225.

226.

227.

228.

229.

230.

231.

232.

233.

234.

235.

236.

237.

238.

239.

244.

246.

252.

253.

254.

255.

gramaphones

Record racks

Ribbons except types for machine use

Rubber bands

Rope and twine excluding wire repe

Razor blades

Radiator cores

Stereo grams

Shower t~aJ'-5~ ha.sins and baths

Show cases and store displa~ unita

Spice racks

Straws - drinking straws• pape~ aAd plasti•

Staples

Scouring pads

Suspension poekets fUP filing ~a~i?~to

Sanita~y napkins exeluding tampen typee

Soaps ..

Spectacle frames - plastic

Telephone directory holders

Television sets, complete

Tape decks and cassette players ~ all tJpes exeept . d~aphtnes

Table lamp~ - electric

Tricycles

Travel goods of nll types and materinls

Toys

T.V. antenna pole~

Trays

Travellers cheque holders

Table and other household d~eerative ~tiele of plasti•

Tissue - toilet., hand at.d ·rat~ial

Textiles- exoluding types not.made loeally

Umbrellas, parasols

Utensil holders

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Venetian -blinds

Vases

Walking sticks

Whippers

Washing machines (other than those for commercial use)

Water heater s

Watches

VJall paper

Wai st bands

~~xed ~~per rolls

Wooden blackboar~ ~ompasses, wooden blackboard set squares and

Zippers ( slide faste~er~)

Pharmaceutical preparations

I . -~otics, Sedatives and Tranquillis ers

Preparations of: "

(i) Phenobarbitone Tab lets a nd Elixir

(ii) Meprobamate Tablets

(iii) Chlordiazepoxide Tablets - 5mg and 10mg

• (i') Diazepam Tablets not th e parenteral dosage

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(v) Nitrnzcpam Tablets

The importation of;ta blets containing the combination

Methaqualone and Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride shall be

restricted,.

II. Anti-histamines

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(i ) Preparations cont a ining dimenhydrinate • (ii) Prepar atipns of Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride

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Nasal drops and nasal sprays containing a

combination of Nee- Synephrine Hydrochloride,

Thenfadil and Zephiran Chloride.

Analgesics and Anti - pyretics

(i) Preparations of Faracctamol (Acetomino~hen)

(ii) Pentazocine TablGts

(iii) Preparations of Acetylsalicylic Acid (Aspirin) Tablet•

(iv) Preparations containing Aspirin in combination with

e ither one or more of the following: Ca f feine,

Codeine Phosphate, Salicylamide, Paracetamol,

Chlormezanone a

IVo Anthelmittic s

(i) Pre~arations of Piperazine

V. Antib i Dti c s

( i . ~ J ~ct racyclin c and Oxytetracycline products except

the par ent eral dosage forms thereof.

(!i) Chlor amphenicol preparations except the parqnteral

nnd otic dosage formso

Chloramphenicol in combinati on w~th Corticosteroids

in Opthalmic Ointments and Drops~

(iv) PrerGrations of ~rythromyc in except Erythromycii

Capsules .

(v) Neomyc in nnd Kaolin ~ixtur e .

VI. Ex'J)t:cto r ants 1 Coup;h Supp r css nnts <md DeconGestants

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wit~ expectorants , de~ongestants and anri-~istaminea

as the a ctive ingredi~nts in any of tr~ following

combinations:

(a) Chlorpheniramine Maleate

Ephedrine Hydr~chloride

Ammonium Chlo~ide

Ipecac Fluid ixtract

Phenylephrine Hydrochloc:idc

Pscudnephri1e Hydrn.:hloride

Glyccryl Gti 1COli' Jb

(ii) Ccu~ S~pp r r Essnts c c~b ined with expectorants as

f oll c )~ : Dextrom~ t~orphan Hydrobromide

Eph~ !ri ~e Sulphate

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(iii) Pr eparations cnntnining the following combination

o f dccon ~e st2nt Rnd anti -histamine:

Carbinnxamine

Ps e url nephrine Hydrochloride

VII. BxnectorDnts

(i) ExpectorGnts containing Salts of Ammonium in any of

the following combin~tions:

(n) Am mo nium Bromide

Fluid Extract Bcllndona Leaves

Fluid Extract Lobelia

Fluid Extract Ipecac

Antimony and Potassium Tartrate

Oil of Thyme

Syrup of Tolu

(b) Ammonium Chloride

Extract Whit e Pine

Tr e Opii Camph

Chloroform

Sp o h e th Nit o

1 Syrup

(ii) Preparations of Ammonium Chloride combined with

Ascorbic hcid a s follows :

Ammonium Chloride DoP.

Ascorbic Acid B. P .

Ghloroform BoP.,

Ac e tic i1ci d

Alcohol ( 95~6 v/v)

Sorbitol

(iii) Gauiaphenisin and hmmonium Chloride in the following

no rnhin<~tion :

Go.uiaphcninin

Potassium Gunicolsul phonate

hmmonium Chloride

Alcohol 95%

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(iv) Expectorants contrtining Glycerophosphates in the

combinntion :

Cr e osot e

Terpin Hydrate

Ca lcium Glycerophosphate

Sodium G~ycerophosphate

Ra w Mat erials and Int ermed i ate Goods

269. Aluminium Sul phate

270. Adhesiv e glues - including contact cement other than types

not made loca lly

271. Antimoni a l l ead for manufa cturinG batteries

272. B~eaohes - in con~ume r packages or not

273. Cables a nd wires for e l ectricity

274. Ceiling boards - gyps um

275. Ce me nt

276e Cha in link f enc e

277. Cleaning and sanitizing ar,en ts - in consumer packages or not

275. Deter gents - in co ns um e r packages or not

279. Engine cleaner - in consumer packages or not

2~0. Fertiliz ers (excluding types not made locally)

28~. Fo am - plas tic, rigid and pliable excluding insulating types

not loca lly manufa ctur ed

282 . Le~ther, upper other than pig skin and kid skin

283. Lumb er - pr essur e tr~at e ~ lumb e ~ or a ny other type of pressurc c

or treated lumb er

284. Nut busters in consumer packages or not

Oxygen, nitrogen and acetylene gases

Paints , enamels, varnishes and lacquers

Printinc; ink in consumer packn~es or not

Printin~ , pnckagi nc ·and pape r products

Radiator flush

290 . SuGar procccsing chemical~ except ing type~ not manufactured locally

291.

292.

293 . 294 .

Sulphuric Acid

Wate r treatment chemic a ls excepting types not manufactureu loc ally

Welded wire fabrics l

Welding elect rodes excluding types no t made locally

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Capital Goods

295 o Aluminium corrugated sheets

296 o Asbestos pipes

297o Ballasts and transformers for flourescent and mercury vapour

l amps, excluding types not made locally

Batteries excluding those not made locally

Bellman hand utility trucks

Bread racks .

Building hardware - padlocks, night latches, hinges, exceptinf,

specialized. security locks

302o Barbed wire

30'3· Bun racks

304.. Cane cart trailers

305. Carts and trolleys - bus carts, laundry carts~ maid carts,

utility carts, ice trolley, trolleys for supermarkets and hospitals

306. Computers

307o Conveyors

308. Cranes (all types)

. 309- Door lntches and pulls

310o Drum dollies •

311. Drum handling equipment

312. :Snrthmoving equ ipm e nt

313o :ClectricHl switchgear. • I'

314o Galvnnizcd pipes

315o Gutter brnckct s

316. Me tal pallets

317e PVC p ipes

'5'18. PRllet pullers

3 19. Redwood louvre blades

320. RoRd rollers

32.:1. Safety lnddc:rs

322. Shingles of wood

323. Stor ngc ti".nk of metnl excluding stainless seamless types·

for usc in the d,1iry industry (.

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324o Structural pnrts of building - structures and p~rts o f

structures of iron , steel , wood and a luminium ( e og o h a n gar s

and other buildings , bridges nnd bridge section lock-ga t es ,

towers , lattice masts , roofs , stan ch ions , r a ft ers, bracings ,

beams , door and window frames , doors and windo ws , purlins,

jembs , nwnin~s , roofing framework , bal us tra des, pilla r s a n d

columns , shutters , roll- formed sections o f s t ee l a nd a lumin ium

whether pierced or unp i erced .

3 25o Trailers

326 o Tray stands

3?r o Trucks nnd buses (completed) excluding CKD' s

3?8 o Truck and bus bodies (completed) exclu di n g CKD' s

3?9 o Trucks - hand truck , janitor truck, luggage t ruck, p l a tform truck ,

service truck

330 o Windows nnd doors , excluding vault doors

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