outline the Minister’s policy and practices respecting the allocation of cotton or man-made
Fibre Apparel Exports: TPL Allocation Policy Notices to Exporters NAFTA Cotton or Man-Made
Fibre Apparel Goods, Cotton or Man-Made Fibre Fabrics and Made-Up Goods, and Cotton
Fibre Apparel Goods, Cotton or Man-Made Fibre Fabrics and Made-Up Goods, and Cotton
the following Tariff Preference Level import quotas: (1) apparel; (2) cotton or man-made – fabrics and made-up goods; (3) wool fabrics and made-up goods; and, (4) cotton or man-made
fibre apparel and made-up goods; wool apparel and made-up goods; cotton or man-made
the following Tariff Preference Level import quotas: (1) apparel; (2) cotton or man-made – fabrics and made-up goods; (3) wool fabrics and made-up goods; and, (4) cotton or man-made
outlines the following Tariff Preference Level import quotas: apparel; cotton or man-made
controls Supply-managed Tariff Rate Quotas Tariff Preference Level Cotton or Man-Made
Supply-managed Tariff Rate Quotas Tariff Preference Level Wool and Cotton or Man-Made
controls Supply-managed Tariff Rate Quotas Tariff Preference Level Cotton or Man-Made
allow transfer of Tariff Preference Level (TPL) allocations for non-wool (cotton or man-made
allow transfer of Tariff Preference Level (TPL) allocations for non-wool (cotton or man-made
The purpose of this Notice is to outline the Minister’s policy and practices respecting the allocation of wool apparel and made-up goods Tariff Preference Levels (TPL). This Notice should be read in conjunction with the Export and Import Permits Act (EIPA). Where elements of the present Notice augment the EIPA and Regulations, those elements are to be read as expressions of the Minister’s normal policies and procedures.
Administration of the North American Free Trade Agreement relating to Exports of Cotton or Man-made
