The NDRC Announced The Number Of Cotton Import Tariff Quotas, Application Conditions And Distribution Principles In 2011.

The NDRC issued a notice recently, according to the import of agricultural products. tariff Interim Measures for the management of quotas "formulated the quota, application conditions and distribution principles of import tariff quotas for grain and cotton in 2011".

The notice pointed out that the quota of cotton import tariff in 2011 was 894 thousand tons. Trade The ratio is 33%. Importing cotton through general trade, processing trade, barter trade, border trade, aid, donation, etc., all need to apply for import tariff quotas of agricultural products, and go through customs formalities with the import tariff quota certificate of agricultural products. Products imported from abroad into bonded warehouses, bonded areas and export processing zones shall be exempted from applying for import tariff quota certificates for agricultural products. The basic conditions for the application of tariff quota quotas for agricultural products are: before October 1, 2010, in the state industry and Commerce Administration Department registration (required to provide a copy of business license of enterprise legal person); has good financial status and tax records (to provide relevant information in 2009 and 2010); from 2008 to 2010, there is no violation record in customs, industry and commerce, taxation, inspection and quarantine; in 2009, the annual inspection of enterprises is qualified; there is no violation of the Interim Measures Governing the import tariff quota of agricultural products.

Under these conditions, cotton import tariff quota applicants must also meet one of the following requirements: 1, state trading enterprises; 2 and 2010 import enterprises; 3, spinning equipment with more than 50 thousand spindles of cotton spinning enterprises.

Cotton import tariff quotas will be allocated according to the number of applicants, historical import performance, production capacity and other relevant business standards.

Cotton import tariff quota application time is from October 15 to 30, 2010. The authorized body of the national development and Reform Commission is responsible for accepting the application of enterprises within the territorial scope, and before November 30, 2010, it delivers the application that meets the requirements for publication to the national development and Reform Commission, and copies it to the Ministry of Commerce. The national development and Reform Commission allocated the import tariff quota of cotton to end-users by authorized agencies before January 1, 2011.