export processing zone | EPZ | industrial free trade zone | industrial free trade area

export processing free zone [ EPFZ | export processing zone | industrial free zone ]

Co-ordinating Committee for Export to Communist Areas

These alleged subsidies consist of benefits for industries located in export processing zones/export oriented units; the advance authorisation scheme; the duty entitlement passbook scheme; the export promotion capital goods scheme; the export credit scheme; the focus market scheme; the focus product scheme; the capital investment incentive scheme of the Government of Gujarat; the Gujarat sales tax incentive scheme; the Gujarat electricity duty exemption scheme and the West Bengal incentive scheme.

1. The production, import, placing on the market, use and export of new substances in Part A of Annex II are prohibited. This prohibition does not apply to new substances if they are used as feedstock or for laboratory and analytical uses, to imports for transit through the customs territory of the Community or imports under the temporary storage, customs warehousing or free zone procedure as referred to in Regulation (EC) No 450/2008, unless such imports have been assigned another customs-approved treatment or use as referred to in t ...[+++]hat Regulation, or to exports subsequent to imports already exempted.

By the same reasons, Council Regulation (EEC) No 565/80 of 4 March 1980 on the advance payment of export refunds in respect of agricultural products and Commission Regulations (EEC) No 2388/84 of 14 August 1984 on special detailed rules for the application of export refunds in the case of certain preserved beef and veal products , (EC) No 456/2003 of 12 March 2003 laying down special rules on the prefinancing of export refunds for certain beef and veal products placed under a customswarehousing or free zoneprocedure , (EC) No 500/2003 of 19 March 2003 on the periods for which certain cereal and rice products may remain under customs cont ...[+++]rol arrangements for the advance payment of refunds and (EC) No 1994/2005 of 7 December 2005 fixing the basic products which do not qualify for advance payment of export refunds should be repealed.

At that time it was also considered necessary to provide for the possibility that when products covered by a common market organisation and imported from third countries could, under certain conditions, be brought under a customs warehousing or a free zone procedure, whereby collection of the import duties was suspended, to introduce a provision made for payment of an amount equal to the export refund as soon as Community products or goods intended for export were brought under such a procedure.