WORLD TRADE
ORGANIZATIONTN/TE/W/6
6 June 2002
(02-3150)
Committee on Trade and Environment
Special SessionOriginal:  English
ENVIRONMENTAL GOODS
Submission by New Zealand
Paragraph 31(iii)
I. SUMMARY
1. This paper points to previous work that may help clarify the concept of environmental goods.
That clarification will be needed to provide a basis for the CTE’s role in monitoring the negotiations.
II. BACKGROUND
2. Paragraph 31(iii) of the Doha ministerial declaration calls for negotiations on the reduction or,
as appropriate, elimination of tariff and non-tariff barriers to environmental goods and services.
Under the negotiating structure adopted by the Trade Negotiations Committee in February,negotiations on market access for non-agricultural products were to take place in the Negotiating
Group on Market Access and negotiations on services in the Council for Trade in Services in Special
Session, while negotiations on trade and environment were to take place in the Committee on Trade
and Environment in Special Session.
3. At the March Special Session there was discussion on the roles of the CTE and the
Negotiating Group on Market Access in relation to the 31(iii) mandate.  The Chair, in summarising,
noted that there was broad support for conducting negotiations on environmental goods and servicesin the market access negotiating group and the Council for Trade in Services respectively.  The Chair
also noted that the CTE Special Session could work towards clarifying the concept of environmental
goods, provided that no sequencing would be invo lved between that work and the actual market
access negotiations in the Negotiating Group on Market Access.  The Special Session could also keep
track of the work done in the Committee on Agriculture Special Session.  Finally she added that thereappeared to be broad support for the idea that the CTE Special Session play a monitoring role.
4. "Environmental goods" are not further defined in the Doha declaration.  However there is
earlier material on the issue which can help clarify the scope of this negotiation and assist in defining
the respective roles of the CTE in special session and the market access negotiating group.
III. ATL:  ENVIRONMENTAL GOODS
5. A paper submitted by New Zealand in 1999 on the basis of work by APEC members
(WT/GC/W/138/Add.1) included details of a sectoral liberalisation proposal on environment.  The
proposal was developed over a two-year period to the point where it was able to attract support from a
cross-section of developed and developing economie s in the Asia-Pacific region.  It addressed goods
(including non-tariff measures) and, to a lesser extent, services.TN/TE/W/6
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6. Both the working definition and the proposals for product coverage based on that
definition are relevant to the negotiation called for under paragraph 31(iii) of the Doha declaration.
7. The descriptive section of the 1999 proposal (see WT/GC/W/138/Add.1) reads as follows:
At the APEC Economic Leaders meeting, in November 1997, the
environmental goods and services sector was one of nine sectorsselected to be advanced under the accelerated liberalization initiative.
Over the course of 1998 a series of technical experts meetings took
place to elaborate the details of this trade liberalization proposal.  The
resultant proposal that was presented and endorsed by APEC Leaders
at their annual meeting in Kuala Lumpur, in November 1998, was a
comprehensive initiative that included undertakings on the following
four elements:
(1)  tariffs
(2)  services
(3)  non-tariff measures, and
(4)  economic and technical cooperation (Ecotech)The nominating APEC economies recognized the challenges in
defining and classifying these goods and services (including
technologies) in a manner that would readily serve as the basis for
reaching agreement on trade liberalization.  For this exercise, APEC
economies utilized the OECD definition that the environmentindustry is defined as consisting of "activities which produce goods
and services to measure, prevent, limit or correct environmental
damage to water, air, and soil, as well as problems related to waste,
noise and eco-systems.  Clean technologies, processes, products and
services which reduce environmental risk and minimize pollution andmaterial use are also considered part of the environment industry."
Proceeding from this definition, APEC economies identified, by their
Harmonized System (HS) codes, a list of goods to be covered under
the agreement.  This process was further guided by the list of
categories of environmental goods presented in Annex III.1.
Trade barriers faced by the sectorIdentifying barriers to trade in environmental goods (and services)
will be facilitated by the development of an increasingly precise
definition of scope.  In general terms, barriers to trade may arise from
specific market access restrictions, e.g., tariffs, non-tariff barriers or
restrictions on commercial presence.
Driven by the burgeoning world demand for energy efficiency and
renewal, for the sustainable management of natural resources and
biodiversity, and for more global responsiveness to issues such as
climate change and ozone layer depletion, many economies within
the APEC region have already felt the need to have access to themost advanced and efficient environmental goods, services and
technologies.  Trade liberalization in this vital sector will help all
countries to better respond to the many environmental challengesTN/TE/W/6
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which have arisen in recent years.  The improved selection and
availability of environmental goods and services at lower cost will
help improve the overall quality of the basic environmental
infrastructure, lower costs of environmental protection and promote
further growth in a sustainable manner while minimizing economic,health and social costs.
8. The annex referred to above setting out proposed “categories of environmental goods”  is
attached.  The paper also included an annex giving details of proposed product coverage  for
environmental goods and a further annex giving estimates of import levels  of those goods for APEC
economies.  Though they were developed specifical ly for the purposes of the APEC initiative, and
therefore have to be regarded as only indicative, both are useful in illustrating the potential impact of
reduction or elimination of tariff and non-tariff barriers to environmental goods in the current WTOnegotiations.  The annexes are atta ched in their original form.
IV. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
9. There is close linkage between the goods and services elements of “environmental goods and
services”, reflected in the fact that published commentaries on the subject typically examines both
together.  Further material on possible scope of work on environmental services can be obtained frompapers submitted to the CTE in recent years.  An early United States paper (WT/CTE/W/70 of
November 1997) comments on definition as well industry structure and outlook, together with trade
dimensions.  The Secretariat produced a deta iled overview paper in 1998 (WT/CTE/W/67/Add.1
of 13 March 1998) which included material on scope and definition.  WT/CTE/W/96 summarises the
results of a 1998 UNCTAD Expert Meeting on Strengthening Capacities in Developing Countries toDevelop their Environmental Services Sector.  The OECD in 2000 produced a comprehensive study,
Environmental Goods and Services: An Assessm ent of the Environmental, Economic and
Development Benefits of Further Trade Liberalisation , a summary of which was circulated by the
OECD Secretariat (WT/CTE/W/172 of 20 October 2000).
V. CONCLUSION
10. Material previously circulated in WTO bodies provides a good starting point for discussion on
the CTE's role in clarifying the concept of environmental goods and monitoring the negotiations on
environmental goods and services.TN/TE/W/6
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ANNEX III.1 to WT/GC/W/138.Add.1
(22 April 1999)
Developing Coverage for an Agreement on Environmental Goods
Proceeding from the working definition that environmental goods and services are those
“used to measure, prevent, limit or correct environm ental damage to water, air, and soil, as well as
problems related to waste, noise and eco-systems, and may also include clean technologies, processes,
products and services which reduce environmental risk and minimize pollution and material use”, the
following table, derived in part from the April 1995 work of the OECD/Eurostat informal working
group on the environment industry, provides a useful summary categorization of those goods andservices that are included under this initiative .  An example (with corresponding HS/CPC code) is
presented for each.  It is expected that for each of the categories cited below, a variety of goods and
their components with corresponding HS codes, as subsequently agreed, would be covered under the
terms of the broader agreement.
Table III.1
Categories of environmental goods Illustrative example(s)
Air pollution control soot removers for boilers 8404.10
scrubbers/precipitators (wet/dry; electrostatic); catalytic
converters
8421.39
waste gas incinerators 8417.80
Water pollution control pumps (sewage) 8413.60 and .70equipment for filtering/purifying water or other liquid
industrial discharge 8421.21 and .29
Solid/hazardous waste management waste incinerators: electric - resistance heated 8514.10,
induction or dielectric 8514.20, and other 8514.30
trash compactors 8479.82
Remediation/clean-up of soil and waterabsorbent material used in booms or socks used for
containing oil spills 2302.10
inflatable spill recovery barges 8907.10
pollution protection booms 8907.90
Noise/vibration abatement industrial mufflers 8409.91 8409.99
Monitoring/analysis and assessment pH meters 9027.80
gas or smoke analysis apparatus
9027.10
Potable water treatment water treatment systems 8421.21
Other recycling systems metal recycling equipment 8462.91
machinery for cleaning or drying bottles or other
containers 8422.20TN/TE/W/6
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Categories of environmental goods Illustrative example(s)
asphalt recycling equipment 8474.32
Renewable energy plant wind turbine pumps 8413.81
solar panels 8541.40
Heat/energy management heat exchangers 8419.50
economizers for boilers 8404.10
Other: soil conservation erosion control matter 4601.20
environmental protection cloth 5911.90
Source: OECD/EUROSTAT Informal Working Group on the Environment Industry, OECD/GD(96)1.
Note: (1) Categories of goods which the OECD considers to be "core" components of the environmental
industry are shaded.TN/TE/W/6
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(22 April 1999)
Proposed Coverage of Environmental Goods for EVSL
4 November 1998
Env.
Act.HTS No. HS 6-Digit Description Additional Product Specification
1 R/C 2302.10 ex Bran, sharps and other residues, whether or not in the form of
pellets, derived from the sifting, milling or other working ofcornBooms or socks consisting of ground corn cobs
contained in a textile covering
2 WWM 3926.90 ex Other articles of plastics and articles of other materials of
headings 3901 to 3914; otherBio-film medium that consists of woven fabric
sheets that facilitate the growth of bio-organisms.
3 WWM 3926.90 ex Other articles of plastics and articles of other materials of
headings 3901 to 3914; otherRotating biological contactor consisting of stacks
of large (HDPE) plates that facilitate the growth of
bio-organisms.
4 WWM 4601.20 ex Mats, matting, and screens of vegetable materials Erosion control matting (biodegradable)
5 WWM 4601.20 ex Mats, matting, and screens of vegetable materials Ecologically safe ground covers (biodegradable)
6 WWM 5603.14 ex Non-wovens, whether or not impregnated, coated, covered or
laminated: of manmade filaments; weighing more than 150g/m2Fabric of polyethylene/polypropylene/nylon for
filtering wastewater.
7 WWM 5911.90 ex Textile products and articles, for technical uses, specified in
note 7 to this chapter; otherEnvironmental protection cloth
8 M/A 6902.10 ex Refractory bricks, blocks, tiles and similar refractory ceramic
constructional goods, other than those of siliceous fossilmeals or similar siliceous earths; containing by weight, singly
or together, more than 50% of the elements Mg, Ca or Cr,
expressed as MgO, CaO or Cr
2O3Industrial incineration
9 M/A 6902.20 ex Refractory bricks, blocks, tiles and similar refractory ceramic
constructional goods, other than those of siliceous fossilmeals or similar siliceous earths; containing by weight morethan 50% of alumina (Al
2O3), of silica (SiO 2) or of a mixture
or compound of these productsIndustrial incinerationTN/TE/W/6
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Act.HTS No. HS 6-Digit Description Additional Product Specification
10 M/A 6902.90 ex Refractory bricks, blocks, tiles and similar refractory ceramic
constructional goods, other than those of siliceous fossilmeals or similar siliceous earths; otherIndustrial incineration
11 M/A 6903.10 ex Other refractory ceramic goods (for example, retorts,
crucibles, muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, cupels, tubes,
pipes, sheaths and rods), other than those of siliceous fossil
meal or of similar siliceous earths; containing by weight morethan 50% of graphite or other carbon or of a mixture of theseproductsLaboratory refractory equipment
12 M/A 6903.20 ex Other refractory ceramic goods (for example, retorts,
crucibles, muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, cupels, tubes,pipes, sheaths and rods), other than those of siliceous fossil
meal or of similar siliceous earths; containing aby weight
more than 50% of alumina (Al
2O3) or of a mixture or
compound of alumina and silica (SiO 2)Laboratory refractory equipment
13 M/A 6903.90 ex Other refractory ceramic goods (for example, retorts,
crucibles, muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, cupels, tubes,pipes, sheaths and rods), other than those of siliceous fossil
meal or of similar siliceous earths; otherLaboratory refractory equipment
14 M/A 6909.19 exCeramic wares for laboratory, chemical or other technical
uses; otherLaboratory equipment
15 M/A 7017.10 Laboratory, hygienic or pharmaceutical glassware, whether or
not graduated or calibrated; of fused quartz or other fusedsilica
16 M/A 7017.20 Laboratory, hygienic or pharmaceutical glassware, whether or
not graduated or calibrated; of other glass having a linearcoefficient of expansion not exceeding 5 X 10 
-6 per Kelvin
within a temperature range of 0 C - 300 C
17 M/A 7017.90Laboratory, hygienic or pharm aceutical glassware, whether or
not graduated or calibrated; other
18 APC 8404.10 Auxiliary plant for use with boilers of heading No. 8402 or
8403 (for example, economizers, super-heaters, soot
removers, gas recoverers)TN/TE/W/6
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Act.HTS No. HS 6-Digit Description Additional Product Specification
19 APC 8404.20 Condensers for steam or other vapour power units
20 APC 8405.10 ex Producer gas or water gas generators, with or without their
purifier; acetylene gas generators and similar water processgas generator, with or without their purifiersInclude only those with purifiers.
21 N/V 8409.91 ex Parts suitable for use solely or principally with the engines of
heading No. 8407 or 8408; suitable for use solely orprincipally with spark-ignition internal combustion piston
engines.Industrial mufflers
22 APC 8409.99 ex Parts suitable for use solely or principally with the engines of
heading No. 8407 or 8408; otherIndustrial mufflers
23 REP 8410.11 Hydraulic turbines and water wheels of a power not
exceeding 1,000 kW
24 REP 8410.12 Hydraulic turbines and water wheels of a power exceeding
1,000 kW but not exceeding 10,000 kW
25 REP 8410.13 Hydraulic turbines and water wheels of a power exceeding
10,000 kW
26 REP 8410.90 Hydraulic turbines and water wheels; parts, including
regulators
27 WWM 8413.60 ex Pumps for liquids, whether or not fitted with a measuring
device; other rotary positive displacement pumpsSubmersible mixer pump to circulate water in
wastewater treatment process; sewage pumps,
screw type
28 WWM 8413.70 ex Pumps for liquids, whether or not fitted with a measuring
device; other centrifugal pumpsCentrifugal pumps lined to prevent corrosion;
centrifugal sewage pumps
29 PWT 8413.81 ex Pumps for liquids, whether or not fitted with a measuring
device; other pumpsWind turbine pump
30 M/A 8414.10 Vacuum pumps
31 APC 8414.59 Fans (and blowers) other than table, floor, window, ceiling or
roof fans with a self contained electric motor of an output not
exceeding 125WTN/TE/W/6
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Act.HTS No. HS 6-Digit Description Additional Product Specification
32 M/A 8414.80 Air or vacuum pumps, air or other gas compressors and fans;
ventilating or recycling hoods incorporating a fan, whether ornot fitted with filters; other
33 S/H 8417.80 ex Industrial or laboratory furnaces and ovens, including
incinerators, non-electric; other than bakery ovens and
furnaces for treatment of oresWaste Incinerators
34 S/H 8417.90 ex Parts of Industrial or Laboratory Furnaces and Ovens,
Including Incinerators, Non-electricParts of waste incinerators
35 REP 8419.19 ex Other instantaneous or storage water heaters, non-electric Solar Water Heaters
36 M/A 8419.40 Distilling or rectifying plant
37 H/E 8419.50 Heat exchange units
38 M/A 8419.60 Machinery for liquefying air or other gases
39 M/A 8421.19 Centrifuges, including centrifugal dryers, other than cream
separators and clothes-dryers
40 WWM 8421.21 Filtering or purifying machinery and apparatus for liquids:
for filtering or purifying water
41 WWM 8421.29 Filtering or Purifying Machinery and Apparatus For Liquids;
other
42 APC 8421.39 Filtering or Purifying Machinery and Apparatus For Gases;
other
43 M/A 8421.91 ex Parts of Centrifuges, Including Centrifugal Dryers Centrifuges, Accessories & Parts; except clothes
dryers and clothes dryer furniture
44 APC 8421.99 Parts of filtering or purifying machinery and apparatus for
liquids or gases
45 ORS 8422.20 Machinery for cleaning or drying bottles or other containers
46 WWM 8428.33 ex Other continuous-action elevators and conveyors, for goods
or materials; other, belt typeBelt-type above ground conveyor used to transfer
solids or slurries between plants
47 WWM 8436.80 ex Other agricultural, horticultural, forestry, poultry-keeping or
bee-keeping machineryHot water weed killing systemTN/TE/W/6
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Act.HTS No. HS 6-Digit Description Additional Product Specification
48 S/H 8462.91 ex Machine tools for working metal, other than punching or
notching and combined punching and shearing; hydraulicpressesShredders/balers for metals; hydraulic
49 S/H 8472.90 ex Other office machines Paper shredders
50 S/H 8474.10 ex Sorting, screening, separating or washing machines Machines of a kind for use in screening and
washing coal
51 ORS 8474.10 ex Sorting, screening, separating or washing machines Waste foundry sand reclamation equipment
52 ORS 8474.32 ex Machines for mixing mineral substances with bitumen Asphalt recycle equipment
53 WWM 8479.82 ex Mixing, kneading, crushing, grinding, screening, sifting,
homogenizing emulsifying or stirring machinesAgitator for wastewater treatment
54 ORS 8479.82 ex Mixing, kneading, crushing, grinding, screening, sifting,
homogenizing emulsifying or stirring machinesOther than kneading machinery
55 S/H 8479.89 ex Machines and mechanical appliances having individual
functions, not elsewhere specified or included in this chapter,
otherRadioactive waste press
56 WWM 8479.89 ex Machines and mechanical appliances having individual
functions, not elsewhere specified or included in this chapter,otherTrash compactors
57 PWT 8479.90 ex Parts of Machines and mechanical appliances having
individual functions, not elsewhere specified or included inthis chapter, otherParts of trash compactors
58 REP 8502.31 Generating sets, electric,  wind-powered
59 S/H 8505.90 ex Electro-magnets; other, including parts Electromagnet
60 S/H 8514.10 ex Industrial or Laborat ory Furnaces and Ovens; electric,
resistance heatedWaste incinerators or other waste treatment
apparatus
61 S/H 8514.20 ex Industrial or Laborat ory Furnaces and Ovens; electric,
induction or dielectricWaste incinerators or other waste treatment
apparatus
62 S/H 8514.30 ex Industrial or Laboratory Furnaces and Ovens, el ectric, other Waste incinerators or other waste treatment
apparatus
63 S/H 8514.90 ex Parts of industrial or  laboratory electric furnaces and ov ens or Parts of Waste incineratorsTN/TE/W/6
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Act.HTS No. HS 6-Digit Description Additional Product Specification
other laboratory induction or dielectric heating equipment
64 REP 8541.40 ex Photosensitive semiconductor devices, including photovoltaic
cells whether or not assembled in modules or made up intopanels; light emitting diodesSolar cells
65 WWM 8543.89 ex Electrical machines and apparatus, having individual
functions, not specified or included elsewhere in this chapter;otherOzone production system
66 R/C 8907.10 ex Inflatable rafts Inflatable oil spill recovery barges
67 R/C 8907.90 ex Other floating structures Pollution protection booms
68 M/A 9015.40 Photogrammeterical surveying instruments and appliances
69 M/A 9015.80 Other surveying, hydrog raphic, oceanographic, hydrological,
meteorological or geophysical instruments and appliances,
excluding compasses
70 M/A 9015.90 ex Parts and accessories of surveying, hydrological,
meteorological,  or geophysical instruments and appliances,
excluding compassesPhotogrammetric instruments; parts and
accessories for articles of subheading 9015.40
71 M/A 9022.29 Apparatus based on the use of X-rays or of alpha, beta or
gamma radiations for other than medical, surgical, dental orveterinary uses
72 M/A 9022.90 ex Apparatus based on the use of X-rays or of alpha, beta or
gamma radiations  for other than medical, surgical, dental orveterinary usesParts and accessories for goods of
subheading 9022.29
73 M/A 9025.11 Thermometers and pyrometers, not combined with other
instruments: liquid-filled, for direct reading
74 M/A 9025.19 Thermometers and pyrometers, not combined with other
instruments: other than liquid-filled, for direct reading
75 M/A 9025.80 Hydrometers and similar floating instruments, thermometers
pyrometers, barometers, hygrometers, and psychrometers,recording or not, and  any co mbination of these instruments
76 M/A 9025.90 Parts and Accessories for Hydrometers and similar floating
instruments, thermometers pyrometers, barometers,hygrometers, and psychrometers, recording or not, and anyTN/TE/W/6
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Act.HTS No. HS 6-Digit Description Additional Product Specification
combination of these instruments
77 M/A 9026.10 Instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking the
flow or level of liquid
78 M/A 9026.20 Instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking
pressure
79 M/A 9026.80 Other instruments and apparatus
80 M/A 9026.90 Parts and accessories for articles of subheading 9026
81 M/A 9027.10 Gas or smoke analysis apparatus
82 M/A 9027.20 Chromatographs and electrophoresis instruments
83 M/A 9027.30 Spectrometers,  Spectrophotometers and Spectrographs Using
Optical Radiations (Ultraviolet, Visible, Infrared)
84 M/A 9027.40 Exposure Meters
85 M/A 9027.50 Other instruments and apparatus using optical radiations
(UV, visible, IR)
86 M/A 9027.80 Other instruments and apparatus for physical or chemical
analysis
87 M/A 9027.90 Microtomes ; parts and accessories
88 M/A 9028.10 Gas Meters
89 M/A 9028.20 Liquid Meters
90 M/A 9028.30 Electricity Meters
91 M/A 9028.90 Parts and accessories for articles of subheading 9028
92 M/A 9030.10 Instruments and apparatus for measuring or detecting ionising
radiations
93 M/A 9030.20 Cathode-ray Oscilloscopes and Cathode-ray Oscillographs
94 M/A 9030.31 MultimetersTN/TE/W/6
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Act.HTS No. HS 6-Digit Description Additional Product Specification
95 M/A 9030.39 Other instruments and apparatus, for measuring or checking
voltage, current, resistance or power, without a recordingdevice
96 M/A 9030.83 Other instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking
electrical quantities, with a recording device
97 M/A 9030.89 Other Instruments and Apparatus for Measuring or Checking
Electrical Quantities
98 M/A 9030.90 ex Parts and accessories (for nominated articles of subheading
9030)
99 M/A 9031.10 Machines for Balancing Mechanical Parts
100 M/A 9031.20 Test Benches
101 M/A 9031.30 Profile Projectors
102 M/A 9031.80 Other Measuring or Checking Instruments, Appliances and
Machines, not elsewhere specified in this chapter
103 M/A 9031.90 ex Parts and accessories (for nominated articles of subheading
9031)
104 M/A 9032.10 Thermostats
105 M/A 9032.20 Manostats
106 M/A 9032.81 Hydraulic and Pneumatic Instruments and Apparatus
107 M/A 9032.89 Automatic Regulating or Controlling Instruments, other
108 M/A 9032.90 Parts and accessories
109 M/A 9033.00 Parts and Accessories (Not  Specified or Included Elsewhere
in this Chapter) for Machines, Appliances, Instruments or
Apparatus of Ch. 90
APC = Air Pollution Control
ORS = Other Recycling SystemsS/H = Solid/Hazardous WasteH/E = Heat/Energy Management
PWT = Potable Water TreatmentWWM = Waste Water ManagementM/A= Monitoring/Analysis
R/C = Remediation/cleanupN/V = Noise/vibration abatement
REP = Renewable Energy Plant
 TN/TE/W/6
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ANNEX III.3 to WT/GC/W/138.Add.1
(22 April 1999)
Imports of Environmental Goods
Value (US$000)
HS Code 690310 690320 690390 690919 701710 701720 701790
Australia 992 15,327 6,063 1,7839 703 1,669 4,497
Brunei 571 0 0 0 0 0 0
Canada 2,566 15,769 10,560 21,907 1,969 7,958 7,592
Chile 568 1,937 1,160 1,501 433 800 1,630
China 959 2,407 9,873 354 300 74 1,740
Chinese Taipei 4,070 2,205 18,328 12,176 2,906 1,527 927
Hong Kong, China 702 699 5,454 1,724 389 0 3,444
Indonesia 406 8,572 5,967 5,801 260 747 1,024
Japan 824 4,441 10,936 37,997 23,251 6,043 10,006
Korea 25,780 12,895 13,767 28,097 445 109 5,709
Malaysia 237 1,975 20,206 3,127 63 224 2,143
Mexico 3,204 21,014 9,692 1,766 3,404 524 1,647
New Zealand 342 1,932 1,083 808 72 323 1,709
Philippines 139 1,205 1,866 2,353 34 798 1,437
Singapore 48 196 10,188 975 830 756 3,290
Thailand 1,156 2,429 12,820 2,586 27 71 5,547
United States 7,868 39,691 44,915 24,699 7,623 2,894 18,529
Total 60,432 132,694 182,878 169,110 42,709 24,517 70,871
Value (US$000)
HS Code 840410 840420 840510 840991 840999 841011
Australia 11,735 724 223 188,386 126,264 63
Brunei 230 0 963 3,350 0 0
Canada 4,402 2,004 3,251 1,340,707 329,335 0
Chile 1,544 31 8,149 15,120 38,445 128
China 63,666 7,763 7,046 177,005 249,550 366
Chinese Taipei 23,930 975 8,212 192,869 22,761 86
Hong Kong, China 2,525 23 11,257 332,162 232,986 0
Indonesia 24,799 29,996 12,817 45,234 89,522 1,312
Japan 11,623 3,518 10,789 224,028 143,973 213
Korea 31,382 5,481 45,535 161,177 436,119 618
Malaysia 11,599 4,164 15,798 37,896 56,860 1,397
Mexico 4,125 203 9,026 492,785 178,185 88
New Zealand 3,590 622 5,116 12,445 19,618 24
Philippines 2,002 1,047 3,308 8,129 48,109 264
Singapore 17,989 1,496 5,624 77,747 308,477 89
Thailand 2,707 3,282 31,517 237,364 193,770 69
United States 2,524 3,765 3,300 2,573,652 905,562 1,241
Total 241,754 70,575 181,931 6,120,056 3,379,536 6,020TN/TE/W/6
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Value (US$000)
HS Code 841012 841013 841090 841360 841370 841381 841410 841459
Australia 0 158 710 29,481 34,404 36,133 10,860 50,951
Brunei 0 0 485 51 739 0 402 748
Canada 187 1,253 15,853 147,913 100,832 83,428 34,756 175,164
Chile 0 9,957 1,127 8,016 31,104 6,203 4,160 13,707
China 1,146 23,634 13,421 7,971 61,569 144,825 30,048 60,885
Chinese Taipei 0 0 2,271 28,469 65,840 30,916 70,078 67,056
Hong Kong, China 0 0 322 8,035 48,383 55,742 8,817 83,905
Indonesia 0 7,191 11,213 12,296 114,551 45,003 12,671 36,660
Japan 0 8 5,698 94,836 57,618 17,349 103,161 132,939
Korea 6,211 9,283 1,298 86,402 131,403 108,226 97,234 75,683
Malaysia 267 12 2,532 12,212 58,592 38,101 15,116 19,221
Mexico 28 2,110 16,208 54,196 37,639 20,526 14,048 28,357
New Zealand 903 7 1,015 1,762 19,574 14,635 2,674 12,388
Philippines 728 0 712 3,293 25,400 19,203 2,503 9,697
Singapore 19 0 1,936 9,801 96,375 117,758 26,681 48,487
Thailand 0 2,575 72 19,259 81,943 95,493 10,099 45,851
United States 299 3,432 37,025 241,580 212,748 151,938 359,916 449,553
Total 9,788 59,620 111,898 765,573 1,178,714 985,479 803,224 1,311,252
Value (US$000)
HS Code 841480 841780 841790 841919 841940 841950 841960 842119
Australia 112,141 2,025 14,587 94 1,944 49,332 114 11,044
Brunei 0 0 28 0 3 66 0 0
Canada 167,636 13,105 34,361 11,801 2,809 98,392 2,473 18,945
Chile 21,602 4,845 6,201 516 9,276 14,852 1,944 8,125
China 252,910 69,391 23,998 1,290 63,632 98,529 23,825 65,181
Chinese Taipei 123,358 151,549 18,520 4,323 43,408 26,020 27,295 12,429
Hong Kong, China 54,272 2,316 12,309 1,196 345 10,453 0 7,097
Indonesia 154,561 72,425 31,702 1,548 18,760 101,595 8,965 23,185
Japan 158,401 7,897 14,845 1,205 7,013 65,018 10,108 31,750
Korea 335,702 62,425 41,405 10,327 22,123 119,148 18,222 66,517
Malaysia 191,329 52,031 10,290 3,478 18,008 57,860 3,624 12,519
Mexico 81,599 9,654 11,098 2,446 9,466 55,174 11,500 19,249
New Zealand 15,137 791 326 575 399 7,285 18 3,062
Philippines 26,138 9,395 8,278 392 4,644 2,021 3,942 2,916
Singapore 240,445 42,130 8,430 1,597 7,382 68,320 4,212 18,263
Thailand 84,410 51,823 50,115 4,523 163,438 51,679 19,192 22,334
United States 464,027 19,637 72,178 81,398 36,737 145,273 36,725 76,796
Total 2,483,668 571,439 358,671 126,709 409,387 971,017 172,160 399,412TN/TE/W/6
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Value (US$000)
HS Code 842121 842129 842139 842191 842199 842220 842833 843680
Australia 26,421 55,986 44,583 4,456 40,783 4,983 5,278 18,515
Brunei 882 0 0 176 0 0 0 0
Canada 53,957 66,353 399,224 16,553 143,546 3,233 21,953 65,672
Chile 15,703 10,669 35,025 1,641 15,631 2,369 63,510 7,261
China 108,121 83,253 55,570 4,401 40,135 29,220 128,808 11,584
Chinese Taipei 36,704 26,730 91,263 6,472 87,782 6,470 12,295 3,359
Hong Kong, China 34,082 9,597 26,345 1,640 61,579 1,184 16,272 0
Indonesia 53,793 46,438 49,170 4,587 34,037 2,100 33,637 5,158
Japan 149,425 59,900 109,332 23,052 147,313 14,137 15,706 16,558
Korea 70,400 123,080 132,437 8,022 118,991 17,849 39,129 14,597
Malaysia 47,720 30,421 44,013 4,942 34,643 2,208 48,052 4,681
Mexico 50,813 41,390 93,173 12,683 95,708 11,098 38,592 8,020
New Zealand 6,824 8,521 10,417 1,640 7,359 790 6,467 8,123
Philippines 19,775 4,885 15,125 1,854 26,955 5,572 9,410 1,357
Singapore 29,187 34,380 55,547 4,131 83,835 795 7,882 386
Thailand 32,032 29,770 76,502 5,828 73,043 5,410 25,600 1,593
United States 154,486 168,079 529,549 40,292 486,502 29,783 65,680 112,372
Total 890,325 799,452 1,767,275 142,370 1,497,842 137,201 538,271 279,236
Value (US$000)
HS Code 847290 847410 847432 847982 847990 850231 850590 851410
Australia 39,292 8,911 1,146 17,555 83,823 114,400 5,265 3,358
Brunei 0 126 210 0 0 N/A 0 73
Canada 72,565 19,606 8,125 32,828 287,455 1,497 8,002 7,365
Chile 10,348 24,314 3,095 8,392 9,816 N/A 762 2,294
China 26,686 24,870 30,112 137,342 400,548 16,379 77,380 41,361
Chinese Taipei 29,546 52,533 4,036 19,680 217,709 N/A 93,081 712
Hong Kong, China 133,845 2,696 602 10,127 81,520 N/A 9,115 18,647
Indonesia 28,883 21,134 2,014 0 40,771 8,864 2,135 10,931
Japan 116,483 9,740 128 60,867 464,050 2,928 127,815 10,805
Korea 54,021 12,839 3,939 151,295 670,446 1,793 14,537 150,197
Malaysia 23,109 13,608 6,781 42,763 303,584 N/A 23,778 8,886
Mexico 26,500 13,599 6,178 26,045 88,751 N/A 24,080 6,731
New Zealand 10,261 3,436 0 4,612 16,469 4,594 1,175 416
Philippines 15,208 4,821 1,521 8,774 391,141 N/A 6,453 277
Singapore 40,123 15,196 988 16,498 596,822 396 19,342 6,648
Thailand 42,671 5,549 16,999 63,844 68,628 N/A 13,768 4,562
United States 944,538 68,765 1,090 113,473 647,004 290 246,828 47,393
Total 1,614,079 301,743 86,964 714,095 4,568,537 151,141 673,536 321,156TN/TE/W/6
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Value (US$000)
HS Code 846291 851420 851430 851490 854140 854389 890710 890790
Australia 3,608 2,405 3,725 7,670 14,743 139,784 3,305 1,113
Brunei 88 0 0 224 0 N/A 1,070 0
Canada 9,055 4,759 14,565 24,197 76,461 222,810 1,765 6,931
Chile 1,093 353 5,250 668 1,838 N/A 446 422
China 64,860 24,857 88,577 23,778 83,601 233,054 1,074 1,837
Chinese Taipei 3,423 336 26,467 2,510 114,926 N/A 914 335
Hong Kong, China 11,225 2,896 1,358 5,300 215,784 N/A 1,235 1,793
Indonesia 24,085 7,917 10,576 4,100 3,756 5,395 617 17,071
Japan 10,040 7,767 10,177 13,565 238,070 1,354,472 1,891 4,076
Korea 25,102 35,076 116,520 63,235 148,731 253,563 620 7,649
Malaysia 59,645 2,807 51,811 25,160 91,275 N/A 1,220 4,538
Mexico 9,103 7,389 20,433 4,071 64,052 N/A 574 788
New Zealand 561 744 1,104 932 4,333 35,481 627 1,069
Philippines 3,407 272 7,465 3,327 8,581 N/A 562 1,169
Singapore 11,352 1,712 38,547 19,869 278,894 252,337 8,494 2,947
Thailand 41,520 6,234 42,007 3,773 33,372 N/A 93 13,944
United States 102,000 16,430 114,894 107,631 749,420 1,056,311 9,474 11,835
Total 380,177 121,954 553,476 310,030 2127837 3,553,207 33,981 77,517
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