WORLD TRADE
ORGANIZATIONG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
16 November 2001
(01-5827)
Committee on Rules of Origin
INTEGRATED NEGOTIATING TEXT FOR THE
HARMONIZATION WORK PROGRAMME
CHAPTERS 68-70 (CERAMICS PRODUCTS AND GLASSWARE)
Note by the Secretariat
Revision
1. At its meeting on 10 May 1996, the Committee on Rules of Origin (CRO) decided to establish
an Integrated Negotiating Text (INT) for the Harmonization Work Programme.  The first INT wascirculated in document G/RO/W/13 (24 Ma y 1996), and had been periodically updated
(G/RO/W/13/Rev.1-3, G/RO/W/13/Rev .3/Add.1 and 2).  A further consolidated INT was circulated in
document G/RO/41(3 September 1999), and has al so been periodically updated (JOB(99)/5869,
JOB(99)/7617, JOB(00)/1573, JOB(00)/323 0, JOB(00) /5207 and JOB(00)/7194).
2. The attached document is the latest update of the negotiating text for Chapters 68-70 and
reflects the progress made by the CRO in September/October2001.G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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ISSUES FOR DECISION;  CHAPTERS 68 - 70
ISSUE FOR DECISION NO. 11. P
RODUCTION OF GLAZED PRODUCTS OF HEADING 69.08 FROM UNGLAZED PRODUCTS OF
HEADING  69.07.
OPTION A:        Yes
2.    Glazing of ceramic flags and tiles, etc. is considered origin-conferring. The process is complex,
involving intense and controlled heat treatment of the input products.  As a result, it causes new
properties and so new uses to the final products.  The origin rule formulation of “CTH” is appropriate
for glazed ceramic products of heading 69.08 obtained from unglazed ceramic of heading 69.07.
(AUS)(CH)(CHI)(DOM.REP)(JPN)(KOR)(PHI)
OPTION B :       No
3.    The process of glazing does not bring about a substantial transformation.  It does not cause any
significant change to the characteristics of the input products.  For example, a ceramic wall tile
remains to be a ceramic wall tile, whether or not it has undergone the glazing operation.  Although the
ceramic products of heading 69.07 upon glazing change classification to heading 69.08, substantial
transformation is not deemed to have occurred.  The origin rule for products of heading 69.08 should
therefore be “CTH, except from heading 69.07”. (CAN)(EC)(US)(EGY)(MEX)
Relevant HS code number :
4.    Heading 69.08: glazed ceramic flags and paving, hearth or wall tiles; glazed ceramic mosaic
cubes and the like, whether or not on a backing.
5.    Heading 69.07: unglazed ceramic flags and paving, hearth or wall tiles ; glazed ceramic mosaic
cubes and the like, whether or not on a backing.
Reference
6.    Doc. 40.245 (Annexes F/1 and F/2), doc 41.491.
ISSUE FOR DECISION NO. 2
7. P RODUCTION OF SURFACE GROUND OR POLISHED GLASS OF HEADING 70.05 FROM UNGROUND OR
UNPOLISHED GLASS OF HEADING 70.03 OR 70.04.
OPTION A:        Yes
8.    Grinding or polishing of glass is considered origin-conferring.  These processes give the resulting
products new properties and new uses.  A “CTH” is therefore an appropriate formulation of origin
rule for heading 70.05 to reflect that the change to surface ground or polished glass of heading 70.05
from unground or unpolished glass of heading 70.03 or 70.04 entails a substantial transformation.
(CAN)(CH)(CHI)(DOM.REP)(JPN)
OPTION B: No
9. The change from unground or unpolished glass of heading 70.03 or 70.04 to surface ground or
polished glass of heading 70.05 is not considered to be a substantial transformation. NotwithstandingG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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the grinding or polishing operation conducted, the basic characteristics of the glass remain unchanged.
The origin rule formulation for heading 70.05 should be “CTH, except from headings 70.03 and
70.04” to reflect that the ground or polished glass of the heading can be traced back to products of
other headings but not to those of heading 70.03 or 70.04. (AUS)(EC)(KOR)(PHI)(US)EGY)(MEX)
Relevant HS code number:
10. Heading 70.05: float glass and surface ground or polished glass, in sheets, whether or not having
an absorbent, reflecting or non-reflecting layer, but not otherwise worked.
11. Heading 70.03: cast glass and rolled glass, in sheets or profiles, whether or not having an absorbent,
reflecting or non-reflecting layer, but not otherw ise worked. Heading 70,04: drawn glass and blown
glass, in sheets, whether or not having an absorben t, reflecting or non-reflecting layer, but not otherwise
worked.
Reference
Doc. 40.245 (Annexes F/1 and F/2), Doc. 41.491
ISSUE NO. 3: PRODUCTION OF CORDS AND STRING, WHETHER OR NOT PLAITED
(SUBHEADING 6812.30) FROM  ANY OTHER SUBHEADING
OPTION A:      Yes
12.  The production of asbestos cords or string of subheading 6812.30 from any input product, i.e.
asbestos yarn and thread of subheading 6812.20, involves sufficient processing operations for the
resultant products to be taken as having attained a substantial transformation.  The origin rule
preferred is "CTSH". (CH)(CHI)(DOM.REP)(IND)(KOR)(PHI)
OPTION B:       No
13.  The production of asbestos cords or string from an y asbestos material, i.e. crude asbestos fibres or
those simply graded according to length, beaten or cleaned under heading 25.24, is a substantial
transformation.  The origin rule is "CTH". (PHI)
OPTION C: No
14. A change from asbestos fibres further worked than beaten, cleansed sorted or graded, etc.
(classifiable in subheading 6812.10 or subheading 6812.90) to asbestos cords or string may confer
origin.
However, the processing of asbestos yarn or thread of subheading 6812.20 to cords or string
of subheading 6812.30 involves only simple operations that cannot result in a substantial
transformation of the input products.
The origin rule should therefore be drafted as "CTSH, except from subheading 6812.20".
(CAN)(EC)(JPN)(NOR)(US)
Relevant HS Code:
6812.30
ISSUE No. 4: PRODUCTION OF GLASS FIBRE YARN FROM GLASS FIBRE SLIVERS OR
CHOPPED STRANDS, OF LENGTH OF MORE THAN 50 mm.G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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OPTION A:       Yes
15.  Glass fibre yarn and glass fibre slivers or chopped strands of length of more than 50 mm are
classified in the same subheading 7019.19.
              The production of glass fibre yarn from slivers or c hopped strands of glass fibres involves
sufficient processing operations to bring about a substantial transformation of the input products.  The
origin rule is "CTSHS".  (AUS)(CAN)(CH)(CHI)(DOM.REP)(NOR) (HK)(IND)(KOR)(PHI)(US)
OPTION B:       No
16.  The pr oduction of glass fibre yarn from glass fibre slivers or chopped strand cannot be treated as a
substantial transformation.  Substantial transformation is deemed to occur only when the products of
subheading 7019.19 are manufactured direct from the input material (e.g.. cullet or glass in the mass)
classified in other headings.  The origin rule  for the products of this subheading is "CTH". (EC)
Relevant HS Code:         
ex 7019.19 (a)
ISSUE No. 5: PRODUCTION OF GLASS FIBRE WOVEN FABRICS OF SUBHEADINGS
7019.51 TO 7019.59 FROM FIBRE YARN OF OTHER SUBHEADINGS
OPTION A:  Yes
17.  The production of glass fibre woven fabrics of subheadings 7019.51, 7019.52 or 7019.59 from
products of other subheadings, e.g., glass fibre yarn of subheading 7019.19, is a substantial
transformation since it calls for fabric making operations which substantially transform the input
materials to a different, new product.  The origin rule for this transformation should be expressed as
"CTSH".  (JPN) (US) (CAN) (MEX)(HK) (KOR)(IND)(FIJ)(PHI)(CH)(AUS)(CHI)(DOM.REP)
OPTION B:       Yes, provided
18.  The production of glass fibre woven fabrics of subheadings 7019.51, 7019.52 or 7019.59 from
glass fibres of subheadings 7019.19 and 7019.90 is deemed to be a substantial transformation.  The
production of the fabrics from products of other subheadings should not be so treated.  The origin rule
proposed is "CTSH from fibres of s ubheadings of 7019.19 and 7019.90".  (EC)
OPTION C:       No
19.  The production of glass fibre woven fabrics of subheadings 7019.51, 701 9.52 or 7019.59 from
materials classified in any other heading, for example, cullet and glass in the mass under heading
70.01, is a substantial transformation.  However, the production of the subject woven fabrics from
products of other subheadings within heading 70.19 does not entail a substantial transformation.  The
origin rule should be expressed as "CTH".
Relevant HS Codes:
7019.51, 7019.52, 7019.59
ISSUE No. 6:     PRODUCTION OF ARTICLES OF GLASS FIBRES CLASSIFIED IN
SUBHEADING 7019.90 FROM GOODS CLASS IFIED IN OTHER SUBHEADING
OPTION A:       YesG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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20.  Subheading 7019.90 covers a variety of products of glass fibres not classified in other
subheadings.  The production of articles of glass fibres of subheading 7019.90 from products of any
other subheading reflects a substantial transformation as the resultant products attain characters and
usage, different from the input materials.  The origin rule for products of this subheading is "CTSH".
(JPN) (US) (MEX) (HK) (KOR)(PHI)(CHI)(IND)(FIJ)(CH)(DOM.REP)
OPTION B:       Yes, provided
21.  The production of products of subheading 7019.90 from glass fibre woven fabrics of 7019.40,
7019.51, 7019.52 or 7019.59 is not considered to be a substantial transformation because minor
processing operations may achieve the change.  However, a change from nonwoven fabrics classified
in other subheadings may bring about a substantial transformation.  Hence, the origin rule suggested
for this subheading is "CTSH, except from subheading 7019.40, 7019.51, 7019.52 or 7019.59".
(CAN)
OPTION C:       Yes, provided
22.  The products of subheading 7019.90 can be grouped into (a) articles of glass fibres, and (b) other.
For (a), the origin rule should be "change from glass fibres or glass fibre yarn of any subheading"; and
for (b), the origin rule suggested is "CTH".  (EC)
Relevant HS Codes:       ex 7019.90 (a), ex 7019.90 (b)
OPTION D :      No
23.  The production of articles of glass fibres  of subheading 7019.90 from products of any other
heading reflects a substantial transformation as the resultant products differ significantly from the
input materials, for example, cullet or glass in th e mass classified in heading 70.01.  The origin rule
for products of this subheading is "CTH".
ISSUE NO. 7: OBTAINING ARTICLES OF HEADING 68.13 FOR CLUTCHES, BRAKES OR
THE LIKE FROM FRICTION MATERIALS CLASSIFIED IN THE SAME HEADING
OPTION A : Yes
24.  Heading 68.13 covers both friction materials in thei r primary forms ( i.e. in sheets, rolls, strips,
discs, rings, pads, etc.) and articles made from these materials for use as lining brake shoes, clutch
discs, etc. for vehicles or machinery.  obtaining these articles from primary form friction materials
involves sufficient processing to constitute a substantial transformation.
25.  The origin rule for articles of this heading should be “CTHS”. (US)  (CAN)(CHI)(KOR)(PHI)
OPTION B : No
26.  Obtaining articles of heading 68.13 for clutches, brakes or the like form friction materials
classified in the same heading is not a substantial transformation.  origin can be confer on the articles
when they are made from materials classified in other headings.
27.  The origin rule should be “CTH”. ( AUS) (COL) (CH) (JPN) (MEX) (EC)(DOM.REP)
Relevant HS Code:
ex 68.13 (a)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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ISSUE No. 8:  THE CONVERSION OF WHITEWARE INTO GLAZED PRODUCTS
OPTION A : Yes
28.  The production of glazed ceramic or porcelain products from unglazed whiteware calls for the
following processing:  first four layers are put on an unglazed whiteware namely: glazing, dextrin,
colours and lacq.  If glazing is already on the whiteware, the composition of glazing must be known
exactly.  The whiteware is put into an oven, then the fo ur layers melt or burn out (dextrin) and
integrate the whiteware.  in the oven temperature must be adjusted according to the material used for
the colours.  The colouring requires exact firing pr ocedures and control in order not to jeopardize the
intensity of colours and, hence, the quality of the whole product.  The colour pigments, the metal
oxides and additives have to be chosen in a way taking into account possible reactions with each other
and also with the glazing.  The painted whiteware must be resistant for cleaning in daily use and must
have specific properties to resist against thermal, mechanical and chemical corrosion.  A producer’s
specific know-how encompasses the factors required for these objectives to be met.
29.  With the application of paints, glazing, dextrin and lacq according to specific design and
advantage knowledge, the whiteware has undergone a substantial transformation into a new and
different product for specific uses.
30.  The origin rule should be:
CTH or change within this heading through firing colours and lacq integrating the whiteware
(CH) (JPN) (CAN) (KOR)(PHI)
OPTION B : No
31. The processes of painting, colouring or decorating and subsequent glazing done to the whiteware
do not significantly change the characteristics and uses of the ceramic or porcelain products of
headings 69.11 and 69.12.
32. In fact, the functionality of the product is determined by the time the product is at the whiteware
stage.  in the manufacturing process of taki ng clay to mould an item, bisquet firing,
glazing/colouring/decorating/lacquering/firing to sale of the item, the crucial step that gives
funtionality is the bisquet firing.  bisquet firing produces the whiteware product.  prior to that step, the
clay can be remoulded into another item.  After bisquet firing, the functionality of the item is fixed.
only its colour and decorative features can be altered and hence its cost/value is only marginally
altered.  Decoration does not cause the product to undergo any substantial transformation.
33. The origin rule for products of headings 69.11 and 69.12 should be:
CTH (EC)(MEX)(US)(TH)(AUS)(CHI)(NOR)(DOM.REP)
Relevant HS Codes:
69.11 and 69.12
References:
41.711, 42.566
ISSUE No. 9:  OBTAINING CUT GLASSWARE OF HEADING 70.10 FROM UNCUT
GLASSWARE (NOT ENGRAVED, CARVED, POLISHED, ETC.) OF THE SAME HEADING
OPTION A: Yes, providedG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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34.  Cutting of uncut glassware may or may not entail a substantial tran sformation, depending on the
extent or the intricacy of the cutting work performed.  generally, glassware blanks have rough edges
and have not yet undergone cutting, polishing or other processing.  they are intermediary products
which cannot be sold at this stage.  the process of cutting converts blanks into final articles, giving
them their essential properties with increased value.  however, some glassware may undergo mere
finishing operations which only serve to remove any remaining roughness from the moulding or
improve the appearance of the glass material.  these are not substantial processing and should not be
treated as origin-conferring.
35.  Furthermore, the term “cutting” does not have a standard definition in industry.  it covers many
processes such as cutting in a broad sense, carving, engraving, polishing, etc.  to allow the distinction
between substantial and simple processing of glassware, the origin rule for glassware of heading
70.10 that has undergone cutting should be drafted as:
CTH or change to this split heading when this change is attained by cutting of uncut
glassware (not engraved, carved, polished, etc.), and where the value added by cutting and
incorporation of originating material represents at least 50% of the ex-works price of the product.
(EC) (TH) (KOR)(US)
OPTION B: No
36.  Obtaining cut glassware of heading 70.10 from uncut glassware of the same heading is not a
substantial transformation. the cutting and polishing are but normal steps in glassware production.
cutting and polishing would occur where the glassware blank was manufactured, except in a “cottage
industry” or “studio industry” style operation.  however, origin can be conferred to cut glassware of
this heading if it is produced from input products classified in other headings.
37.  The origin rule should be:
CTH  (AUS) (CHI)(DOM.REP)
Relevant HS Code:
ex 70.10 (a)
Reference:
41.646
ISSUE No. 10:  OBTAINING CUT GLASSWARE OF HEADING 70.13 FROM UNCUT
GLASSWARE (NOT ENGRAVED, CARVED, POLISHED, ETC.) OF THE SAME HEADING
OPTION A : Yes, provided
38.  Cutting of uncut glassware may or may not entail a substantial transformation, depending on the
extent or the intricacy of the cutting work performed.  generally, glassware blanks have rough edges
and have not yet undergone cutting, polishing or other processing.  they are intermediary products
which cannot be sold at this stage.  the process of cutting converts blanks into final articles, giving
them their essential properties with increased value.  however, some glassware may undergo mere
finishing operations which only serve to remove any remaining roughness from the moulding or
improve the appearance of the glass material.  these are not substantial processing and should not be
treated as origin-conferring.
39.  Furthermor e, the term “cutting” does not have a standard definition in industry.  it covers many
processes such as cutting in a broad sense, carving, engraving, polishing, etc.  to allow the distinctionG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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between substantial and simple processing of glassware, the origin rule for glassware of heading
70.13 that has undergone cutting should be drafted as:
CTH or change to this split heading when this change is attained by cutting of uncut
glassware (not engraved, carved, polished, etc.), and where the value added by cutting and
incorporation of originating material represents at least 50% of the ex-works price of the product.
(EC) (KOR)
OPTION B: No
40.  Obtaining cut glassware of heading 70.13 from uncut glassware (not engraved, carved, polished,
etc.) of the same heading does not represent a substantial transformation.
41.  The origin rule should be:
CTH or
substantial cutting and polishing of uncut and unpolished glass blanks of heading 70.13 in the
same country is deemed to confer origin. (US) (TH)
OPTION C: No
42.  Cutting and polishing are but normal steps in glassware production.  obtaining cut glassware of
this heading from uncut glassware of the same heading does not amount to a substantial
transformation.
The origin rule should be:
CTH  (AUS) (CAN) (MEX) (PHI)(DOM.REP)
Relevant HS Code:
ex 70.13 (a)
Reference:
41.646
ISSUE No. 11:  OBTAINING CUT AND POLI SHED GLASSWARE OF HEADING 70.13 FROM
UNCUT AND UNPOLISHED GLASSWARE BLANKS OF THE SAME HEADING
OPTION A: Yes
43.  The conversion into cut and polished  glassware of heading 70.13 from uncut and unpolished
glassware blanks of the same heading by substantial cutting and polishing is deemed to be a
substantial transformation.
44.  The origin rule should be:
CTH or substantial cutting and polishing of uncut and unpolished glassware blanks of heading
70.13 in the same country is deemed to confer origin. (US) (TH)
Option B: Yes, providedG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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45.  The process of cutting converts blanks into final articles and thereby giving them their essential
properties with increased value.  however, some glassware may undergo mere finishing operations
which only serve to remove any remaining roughness from the moulding or improve the appearance
of the glass material.  these are not substantial processing and should not be treated as origin-
conferring.  hence, by cutting alone it may not be enough to confer origin but a value added test is
considered necessary.
46.  The origin rule should be:
CTH or change to this split heading when this change is attained by cutting of uncut
glassware (not engraved, carved, polished, etc.), and where the value added by cutting and
incorporation of originating material represents at least 50% of the ex-works price of the product.
(EC) (KOR)
OPTION C : No
47.  For glassware of heading 70.13, neit her cutting nor cutting coupled with polishing can cause a
substantial transformation of the input product. however, origin can be conferred to cut glassware of
this heading if it is produced from input products classified in other headings.
48.  The origin  rule should be:
CTH  (AUS) (CAN) (MEX) (DOM.REP)(PHI)
Relevant HS Code:
ex 70.13 (b)
Reference:
41.646G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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Issues 9, 10 and 11: OBTAINING CUT (AND POLISHED) GLASSWARE FROM UNCUT (AND
UNPOLISHED) GLASSWARE OF THE SAME HEADING
OPTION A: Yes, provided.
Origin rule should be: CTH or change to  this split heading when this change is
attained by cutting of uncut glassware (not engraved, carved, polished, etc.), and where the value
added by cutting and incorporation of originating material represents at least 50% of the ex-works
price of the product. (EC)(KOR)
OPTION B: Yes, provided.
Origin rule should be: CTH or substantial cutting and polishing of uncut and
unpolished glass blanks of heading 70.13 in the same c ountry is deemed to confer origin. (US) (THA)
(DOM)
OPTION C: No.
Origin rule should be CTH. (AUS)(CAN)(MEX)(PHI)
Relevant HS Code Number:
Ex 70.10(a), ex 70.13(a) and (b)
Reference:
41.646
ISSUE NO. 12: TRIMMING OR CUTTING OF WOVEN FABRICS OR ARTICLES OF GLASS
FIBRES CANNOT BE REGARDED AS A SUBSTANTIAL TRANSFORMATION
EVEN IF THERE IS A CHANGE OF TARIFF SUBHEADING
Proposed Chapter Note
1.           "For subheadings 7019.51 to 7019.90, those rules which refer to a change of subheading shall
not apply to changes which are the result solely of trimming or cutting".
OPTION A: YES
2.           This Chapter Note is acceptable because trimming, which consists of removing asperities, and
the cutting of glass fibre woven fabrics or articles of glass fibres are simple operations which cannot
confer origin even if there is a change in tariff subheading (US)(CAN)(CHI)(JPN)(MEX)(EC).
OPTION B: NO
3.           This Chapter Note is not acceptable because the trimming and cutting of woven fabrics or
articles of glass fibres confer origin when there is a change of tariff subheading.  This Chapter Note is
not necessary, the rules of origin in the tables are sufficient (IND).
OPTION C:  NO
4.           This Chapter Note is not required because the issue of trimming or cutting is provided for at
the subheading level. (EC)
HS codes concerned : 7019.51, 7019.52, 7019.59, 7019.90.G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
Chapter 68 Articles of stone, plaster,
cement, asbestos, mica or
similar materials.
68.01 Setts, curbstones and
flagstones, of natural stone
(except slate).CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
68.02 Worked monumental or
building stone (except slate)
and articles thereof, other
than goods of headings No.68.01; mosaic cubes and the
like of natural stone
(including slate), whether
or not on a backing;
artificially colouredgranules, chippings and
powder, of natural stone
(including slate)As indicated at the subheading levelG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
6802.10 - Tiles, cubes and
similar articles, whether or
not rectangular (includingsquare), the largest surface
area of which is capable of
being enclosed in a square
the side of which is less than
7 cm; artificially colouredgranules, chippings and
powderAs indicated at the split subheading level
ex 6802.10
(a)-- Artificially coloured
granules, chippings and
powder of natural stone
(including slate)CTH, except from granules, chippings and
powder of slate of heading 25.14, or of
subheadings 2517.41 or 2517.49Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
ex 6802.10
(b)-- Other CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
-  Other monumental or
building stone and articles
thereof, simply cut or sawn,
with a flat or even surface:
6802.21 -- Marble, travertine
and alabasterCTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6802.22 -- Other calcareous
stoneCTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6802.23 -- Granite CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6802.29 -- Other stone CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
-  Other:
6802.91 -- Marble, travertine
and alabasterCTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6802.92 -- Other calcareous stone CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
6802.93 -- Granite CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6802.99 -- Other stone CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
68.03 Worked slate and articles
of slate or of agglomerated
slate.As indicated at the split heading level
ex 68.03 (a) - Articles of natural slate. CTHS Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
ex 68.03 (b) - Other CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
68.04 Millstones, grindstones,
grinding wheels and the
like, without frameworks,for grinding, sharpening,
polishing, trueing or
cutting, hand sharpening or
polishing stones, and parts
thereof, of natural stone, ofagglomerated natural or
artificial abrasives, or of
ceramics, with or without
parts of other materials.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6804.10 -  Millstones and grindstones
for milling, grinding or
pulpingAs indicated at the heading level
-  Other millstones,
grindstones,  grinding wheels
and the like:
6804.21 -- Of agglomerated synthetic
or natural diamond
6804.22 -- Of other agglomerated
abrasives or of ceramics
6804.23 -- Of natural stoneG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
6804.30 - Hand sharpening or
polishing stones
68.05 Natural or artificial
abrasives powder or grain,
on a base of textilematerial, of paper, of
paperboard or of other
materials, whether or not
cut to shape or sewn or
otherwise made up.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6805.10 -  On a base of woven textile
fabric onlyAs indicated at the heading level
6805.20 -  On a base of  paper or
paperboard only
6805.30 -  On a base of other
materials
68.06 Slag wool, rock wool and
similar mineral wools;
exfoliated vermiculite,
expanded clays, foamed
slag and similar expandedmineral materials;
mixtures and articles of
heat-insulating, sound-
insulating or sound-
absorbing mineralmaterials, other than those
of heading No. 68.11 or
68.12 or of Chapter 69CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
6806.10 - Slag wool, rock wool
and similar mineral wools
(including intermixturesthereof), in bulk, sheets or
rolls.As indicated at the heading level
6806.20 - Exfoliated
vermiculite, expanded clays,
foamed slag and similar
expanded mineral materials
(including intermixturesthereof)
6806.90 - Other
68.07 Articles of asphalt or of
similar materials (forexample, petroleum
bitumen or coal tar pitch).CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6807.10 - In rolls As indicated at the heading level
6807.90 - Other
68.08 Panels, boards, tiles, blocks
and similar articles of
vegetable fibre, of straw or
of shavings, chips, particles,
sawdust or other waste, of
wood, agglomerated with
cement, plaster or othermineral binders.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
68.09 Articles of plaster or of
compositions based on
plaster.CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
- Boards, sheets,
panels, tiles and similar
articles, not ornamented:As indicated at the heading level
6809.11 -- Faced or reinforced
with paper or paperboardonly
6809.19 -- Other
6809.90 - Other articles
68.10 Articles of cement, of
concrete or of artificialstone, whether or not
reinforcedAs indicated at the subheading level
- Tiles, flagstones,
bricks and similar articles:
6810.11 -- Building blocks and bricks CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6810.19 -- Other CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
-  Other articles:
6810.91 -- Prefabricated
structural components for
building or civil
engineeringCTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6810.99 -- Other CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
68.11 Articles of asbestos-cement,
of cellulose fibres-cement
or the likeCTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6811.10 - Corrugated sheets As indicated at the heading level
6811.20 - Other sheets, panels, tiles
and similar articles
6811.30 - Tubes, pipes and tube or
pipe fittingsG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
6811.90 -  Other articles As indicated at the heading level
68.12 Fabricated asbestos fibres;
mixtures with a basis of
asbestos or with a basis of
asbestos and magnesiumcarbonate; articles of such
mixtures or of asbestos (for
example, thread, woven
fabric, clothing, headgear,
footwear, gaskets), whetheror not reinforced, other
than goods of heading No.
68.11 or 68.13.As indicated at the subheading level
6812.10 - Fabricated asbestos
fibres; mixtures with a basis
of asbestos or with a basis of
asbestos and magnesium
carbonateCTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6812.20 - Yarn and thread CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6812.30 - Cords and string,
whether or not plaited[CTH] (PHI)
[CTSH]
[CTSH, except from subheading 6812.20]
(JPN) (US)Submitted to CRO for decision
(Doc. 42.269)
Issue No. 3
6812.40 - Woven or knitted
fabricCTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6812.50 - Clothing, clothing
accessories, footwear and
headgearCTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6812.60 - Paper, millboard and
feltCTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
6812.70 - Compressed asbestos
fibre jointing, in sheets or
rollsCTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6812.90 -    Other CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
68.13 Friction materials and
articles thereof (for
example, sheets, rolls,strips, segments, discs,
washers, pads), not
mounted, for brakes, for
clutches or the like, with a
basis of asbestos, of other
mineral substances or of
cellulose, whether or notcombined with textile or
other materials.CTH
6813.10 - Brake linings and
padsAs indicated at the split heading level
6813.90 - Other
68.14 Worked mica and articles
of mica, including
agglomerated or
reconstituted mica, whether
or not on a support of
paper paperboard or othermaterials.As indicated at the split heading level
ex 68.14 (a) - Articles of mica CTHS Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
ex  68.14 (b) - Other CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
6814.10 - Plates, sheets and
strips of agglomerated or
reconstituted mica, whetheror not on a supportAs indicated at the split heading level
6814.90 - Other
68.15 Articles of stone or of other
mineral substances
(including carbon fibres,
articles of carbon fibres
and articles of peat), notelsewhere specified or
included.As indicated at the subheading and split
subheading levels.
6815.10 -  Non-electrical articles of
graphite or other carbonAs indicated at the split subheading level
ex
6815.10(a)--  Carbon fibers CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
ex
6815.10(b)--  Other CTSHS Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6815.20 -  Articles of  peat CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
-  Other articles
6815.91 --  Containing magnesite,
dolomite or chromiteCTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6815.99 -- Other CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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CHAPTER 69
HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
Chapter 69 Ceramic products
69.01 Bricks, blocks, tiles and
other ceramic goods of
siliceous fossil meals (for
example, kieselguhr,
tripolite or diatomite) or
similar siliceous earths.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
69.02 Refractory bricks, blocks,
tiles and similar refractory
ceramic constructional
goods, other than those ofsiliceous fossil meals or
similar siliceous earths.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6902.10 - Containing by weight,
singly or together, more than
50% of the elements Mg, Ca
or Cr, expressed as MgO,
CaO or Cr 2 O3As indicated at the heading level
6902.20 -- Containing by weight more
than 50% of alumina (Al 2O3),
of silica (SiO 3), or of a
mixture or compound ofthese products
6902.90 - OtherG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 21HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
69.03 Other refractory ceramic
goods (for example, retorts,
crucibles, muffles, nozzles,plugs, supports, cupels,
tubes, pipes, sheaths and
rods), other than those of
siliceous fossil, meals or of
similar siliceous earths.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6903.10 -  Containing by weight more
than 50% of graphite or othercarbon or of a mixture of
these productsAs indicated at the heading level
6903.20 -  Containing by weight more
than 50% of alumina (Al 2O3),
or of a mixture or compound
of alumina and of silica
(SiO 3)
6903.90 -  Other
69.04 Ceramic building bricks,
flooring blocks, support or
filler tiles and the like.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6904.10 -  Building bricks As indicated at the heading level
6904.90 -  Other
69.05 Roofing tiles, chimney-pots,
cowls, chimney liners,
architectural ornaments
and other ceramic
constructional goods.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6905.10 -  Roofing tiles As indicated at the heading level
6905.90 -  OtherG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
69.06 Ceramic pipes, conduits,
guttering and pipe fittings.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
69.07 Unglazed ceramic flags and
paving, hearth or wall tiles;
unglazed ceramic mosaiccubes and the like, whether
or not on a backing.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6907.10 - Tiles, cubes and similar
articles, whether or not
rectangular, the  largest
surface area of which is
capable of being enclosed in
a square the side of which of
less than 7 cmAs indicated at the heading level
6907.90 - Other
69.08 Glazed ceramic flags and
paving, hearth or wall tiles;
glazed ceramic mosaic
cubes and the like, whether
or not on a backing.CTH, except from heading 69.07 Submitted to CRO for decision
(Doc. 41.824)
Issue No. 1
6908.10 -   Tiles, cubes and similar
articles, whether or not
rectangular, the  largest
surface area of which is
capable of being enclosed ina square the side of which of
less than 7 cmAs indicated at the heading level
6908.90 -  OtherG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
69.09 Ceramic wares for
laboratory, chemical or
other technical uses;ceramic troughs, tubs and
similar receptacles of a
kind used in agriculture;
ceramic pots, jars and
similar articles of a kindused for the conveyance or
packing of goods.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
-  Ceramic wares for
laboratory, chemical or other
technical uses:As indicated at the heading level
6909.11 -- Of porcelain or china
6909.12 --  Articles having a hardness
equivalent to 9 or more on
the Mohs scale
6909.19 -- Other
6909.90 -  Other
69.10 Ceramic sinks, wash
basins, wash basin
pedestals, baths, bidets,
water closet pans, flushing
cisterns, urinals and similarsanitary fixtures.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6910.10 -  Of porcelain or china As indicated at the heading level
6910.90 -  OtherG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 24
HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
69.11 Tableware, kitchenware,
other household articles
and toilet articles, ofporcelain or china.[CTH] (EC) (MEX) (US) (PHI) (TH) (AUS) Submitted to CRO for decision (Doc.
42.583)
Issue No. 8
[CTH or change within this heading through
firing colours and lacq integrating the
whiteware.] (CH) (JPN) (CAN)
6911.10 -  Tableware and kitchenware As indicated at the heading level
6911.90 -  Other
69.12 Ceramic tableware,
kitchenware, otherhousehold articles and
toilet articles, other than of
porcelain or china.[CTH] (EC) (MEX) (US) (PHI) (TH) (AUS) Submitted to CRO for decision (Doc.
42.583)
Issue No. 8
[CTH or change within this heading through
firing colours and lacq integrating the
whiteware.] (CH) (JPN) (CAN)
69.13 Statuettes and other
ornamental ceramic
articles.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6913.10 -  Of porcelain or china As indicated at the heading level
6913.90 -  Other
69.14 Other ceramic articles. CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
6914.10 -  Of porcelain or china As indicated at the heading level
6914.90 -  OtherG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 25CHAPTER 70
Chapter Notes
For subheading 7019.51 to 7019.90, those rules which refer to a change  of subheading shall not apply to changes which are the r esult solely of trimming or
cutting.  Submitted to CRO for decision  (Doc.OC0012, Issue No.13)
HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
Chapter 70 Glass and glassware
70.01 Cullet and other waste and
scrap of glass; glass in the
mass.As indicated at the split heading level
ex 70.01(a) - Cullet and other waste and
scrap of glassThe country of origin of cullet and other
waste and scrap of glass is the country inwhich the goods are derived or collected from
manufacturing or processing operations or
from consumptionBasket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
ex 70.01(b) - Glass in the mass CTHS Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
70.02 Glass in balls (other than
microspheres of heading
No. 70.18), rods or tubes,
unworkedCTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7002.10 -  Balls As indicated at the heading level.
7002.20 -  Rods
-  Tubes:
7002.31 -- Of fused quartz or other
fused silicaG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
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HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
7002.32 -- Of other glass having a
linear coefficient of
expansion not exceeding 5 x10
-6  per Kelvin within a
temperature range of 00 C to
3000 CAs indicated at the heading level.
7002.39 --  Other
70.03 Cast glass and rolled glass,
in sheets or profiles,
whether or not having anabsorbent, reflecting or
non-reflecting layer, but
not otherwise workedCTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
-  Non-wired sheets As indicated at the heading level.
7003.12 -- Coloured throughout the
mass (body tinted), opacified,flashed or having an
absorbent, reflecting or non-
reflecting layer
7003.19 -- Other
7003.20 -  Wired sheets
7003.30 -  Profiles
70.04 Drawn glass and blown
glass, in sheets, whether or
not having an absorbent,
reflecting or non-reflectinglayer, but not otherwise
worked.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 27HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
7004.20 - Glass, coloured throughout
the mass (body tinted),
opacified, flashed or havingan absorbent reflecting or
non-reflecting layer.As indicated at the heading level.
7004.90 -  Other glass
70.05 Float glass and surface
ground or polished glass, in
sheets, whether or not
having an absorbent,reflecting or non-reflecting
layer, but not otherwise
worked.[CTH]
[CTH, except from headings 70.03 and
70.04]Submitted to CRO for decision
(Doc. 41.824)
Issue No. 2
7005.10 -  Non-wired glass, having an
absorbent, reflecting or non-
reflecting layerAs indicated at the heading level.
-  Other non-wired glass:
7005.21 -- Coloured throughout the
mass (body tinted), opacified,
flashed or merely surface
ground
7005.29 --  Other
7005.30 - Wired glassG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 28
HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
70.06 Glass of heading No. 70.03,
70.04 or 70.05, bent, edge-
worked, engraved, drilled,enamelled or otherwise
worked, but not framed or
fitted with other materials.As indicated at the split heading level
ex 70.06(a) -  Thin dielectric or metallic
film coated flat glass*CTHS Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
ex 70.06(b) -  Other CTH, except from heading 70.03, 70.04 or
70.05Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
70.07 Safety glass, consisting of
toughened (tempered) or
laminated glass.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
-  Toughened (tempered)
safety glassAs indicated at the heading level
7007.11 -- Of size and shape suitable
for incorporation in vehicles,
aircraft, spacecraft or vessels
7007.19 -- Other
-   Laminated safety glass
7007.21 -- Of size and shape suitable
for incorporation in vehicles,aircraft, spacecraft or vessels
7007.29 --  Other
70.08 Multiple-walled insulating
units of glass.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
                                                     
* Glass of this split heading consists of a glass substrate with multiple coatings applied in accordance with the following tec hnologies :
  -  physical vapor deposition by thermal evaporation
  -  sputtering
  -  chemical vapor depositionG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 29HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
70.09 Glass mirrors, whether or
not framed, including rear-
view mirrors.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7009.10 -  Rear-view mirrors for
vehiclesAs indicated at the heading level
-  Other
7009.91 -- Unframed
7009.92 -- Framed
70.10 Carboys, bottles, flasks,
jars, pots, phials, ampoules
and other containers, of
glass, of a kind used for the
conveyance or packing of
goods; preserving jars ofglass; stoppers, lids and
other closures, of glass.As indicated at the split heading level
ex 70.10 (a) - Cut [CTH] (AUS) (PHI) Submitted to CRO for decision
(Doc. 42.583)
[CTH; orChange to this split heading when this change
is attained by cutting of uncut glassware (not
engraved, carved, polished, etc.), and where
the value added by cutting and incorporation
of originating material represents at least
50% of the ex-works price of the product.](EC) (TH)Issue No. 9
ex 70.10 (b) - Other CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7010.10 -  Ampoules As indicated at the split heading level.
7010.20 -  Stoppers, lids and other
closures
-  Other, of a capacity:G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 30
HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
7010.91 -- Exceeding 1 l As indicated at the split heading level.
7010.92 -- Exceeding 0.33 l but not
exceeding 1 l
7010.93 -- Exceeding 0.15 l but not
exceeding 0.33 l
7010.94 -- Not exceeding 0.15 l
70.11 Glass envelopes (including
bulbs and tubes), open, and
glass parts thereof, without
fittings, for electric lamps,
cathode-ray tubes or the
like.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7011.10 -  For electric lighting As indicated at the heading level.
7011.20 -  For cathode-ray tubes
7011.90 -  Other
70.12 Glass inner for vacuum
flasks or for other vacuum
vessels.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
70.13 Glassware of a kind used
for table, kitchen, toilet,
office, indoor decoration or
similar purposes (otherthan that of heading No.
70.10 or 70.18).As indicated at the split heading levelG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 31HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
ex 70.13 (a) - Cut [CTH; or
Change to this split heading when this change
is attained by cutting of uncut glassware (notengraved, carved, polished, etc.), and where
the value added by cutting and incorporation
of originating material represents at least
50% of the ex-works price of the product.]
(EC)Submitted to CRO for decision
(Doc. 42.583)
Issue No. 10
[CTH; orSubstantial cutting and polishing of uncut andunpolished glassware blanks of heading
70.13 in the same country is deemed to
confer origin.] (US) (TH)
[CTH ] (AUS) (CAN) (MEX) (PHI)
ex 70.13 (b) - Cut and polished glassware [CTH; or
Substantial cutting and polishing of uncut and
unpolished glassware blanks of heading
70.13 in the same country is deemed to
confer origin.] (US) (TH)Submitted to CRO for decision
(Doc. 42.583)
Issue No. 11
[CTH; orChange to this split heading when this changeis attained by cutting of uncut glassware (not
engraved, carved, polished, etc.), and where
the value added by cutting and incorporation
of
originating material represents at least 50%
of the ex-worksprice of the product.] (EC)
[CTH] (AUS) (CAN) (MEX) (PHI)
ex 70.13 (c) - Other CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7013.10 -  Of glass-ceramics As indicated at the split heading level.G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 32
HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
-  Drinking glasses other than
of glass-ceramics:As indicated at the split heading level.
7013.21 -- Of  lead crystal
7013.29 -- Other
Glassware of a kind used for
table (other than drinking
glasses) or kitchen purposes
other than of glass-ceramics
7013.31 -- Of lead crystal
7013.32 -- Of glass having a linear
coefficient of expansion not
exceeding 5 x 10-6  per
Kelvin within a temperature
range of 00 C to 3000 C
7013.39 -- Other
-  Other glassware
7013.91 --  Of lead crystal
7013.99 -- Other
70.14 Signalling glassware and
optical elements of glass
(other than those of
heading No. 70.15), not
optically worked.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 33HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
70.15 Clock or watch glasses and
similar glasses, glasses for
non-corrective orcorrective spectacles,
curved, bent, hollowed or
the like, not optically
worked; hollow glass
spheres and their segments,for the manufacture of such
glasses.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7015.10 -  Glasses for corrective
spectaclesAs indicated at the heading level
7015.90 -  Other
70.16 Paving blocks, slabs,
bricks, squares, tiles and
other articles of pressed or
moulded glass, whether or
not wired, of a kind used
for building or constructionpurposes; glass cubes and
other glass smallwares,
whether or not on a
backing, for mosaics or
similar decorativepurposes; leaded lights and
the like; multicellular or
foam glass in blocks,
panels, plates, shells or
similar foams.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 34
HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
7016.10 -  Glass cubes and other glass
smallwares, whether or not
on a backing, for mosaics orsimilar decorative purposesAs indicated at the heading level
7016.90 -  Other
70.17 Laboratory, hygienic or
pharmaceutical glassware,
whether or not graduated
or calibrated.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7017.10 - Of fused quartz or other
fused silicaAs indicated at the heading level
7017.20 - Of other glass having a
linear coefficient of
expansion not exceeding 5 x
10-6  per Kelvin within a
temperature range of 00 C to
3000 C
7017.90 - OtherG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 35HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
70.18 Glass beads, imitation
pearls, imitation precious
or semi-precious stones andsimilar glass smallwares,
and articles thereof other
than imitation jewellery;
glass eyes other than
prosthetic articles;statuettes and other
ornaments of lamp-worked
glass, other than imitation
jewellery; glass
microspheres not exceeding1 mm in diameter.CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7018.10 -  Glass beads, imitation
pearls, imitation precious or
semi-precious stones and
similar glass smallwaresAs indicated at the heading level
7018.20 -  Glass miscrospheres not
exceeding 1 mm in diameter
7018.90 -  Other
70.19 Glass fibres (including
glass wool) and articles
thereof (for example, yarn,woven fabrics):As indicated at the subheading level
- Slivers, rovings, yarn
and chopped strands:
7019.11 -- Chopped strands, of
a length of not more than 50
mmCTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)G/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 36
HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
7019.12 -- Rovings CTH Basket  (Endorsed by CRO)1
7019.19 -- Other As indicated at the split subheading level
ex7019.19(a) --- Yarn [CTH] Submitted to CRO for decision
(Doc. 42.269)
[CTSHS] Issue No.4
ex 019.19(b) --- Other CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
- Thin sheets (voiles), webs,
mats, mattresses, boards and
similar nonwoven products:
7019.31 -- Mats CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7019.32 -- Thin sheets (voiles) CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7019.39 -- Other CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
7019.40 -  Woven fabrics of rovings. CTSH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
- Other woven fabrics:
7019.51 -- Of a width not exceeding
30 cmCTSH, from subheading 7019.52 or 7019.59 Endorsed by CRO
7019.52 -- Of a width exceeding
30 cm, plain weave,weighing less than 250 g/m
2,
of filaments measuring per
single yarn not more than
136 texCTSH, from subheading 7019.51 or 7019.59 Endorsed by CRO
7019.59 -- Other CTSH, from subheading 7019.51 or 7019.52 Endorsed by CRO
7019.90 - Other CTSH Endorsed by CROG/RO/45/Add.10/Rev.2
Page 37HS Code
NumberDescription of goods Origin Criteria Notes Comments
AB C D E
70.20 Other articles of glass. CTH Basket 1 (Endorsed by CRO)
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