state trading
Counter-Notification of
the State Trading Enterprises of China Pursuant to Paragraph 4 of the
Understanding on the Interpretation of Article XVII
The following
communication, dated 7 August 2014, is being circulated at the request of the Delegation
of the United States.
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Paragraph 1 of the Understanding
on the Interpretation of Article XVII of the General Agreement on Tariffs and
Trade 1994 (hereinafter "Understanding") provides that "[i]n
order to ensure the transparency of the activities of state trading
enterprises, Members shall notify such enterprises to the Council for Trade in
Goods, for review by the working party."
Paragraph 1 of the Understanding
also contains a working definition of "state trading enterprise", which
reads: "Governmental and non-governmental enterprises, including marketing
boards, which have been granted exclusive or special rights or privileges,
including statutory or constitutional powers, in the exercise of which they
influence through their purchases or sales the level or direction of imports or
exports."
Paragraph 4 of the Understanding
states that "[a]ny Member which has reason to believe that another Member
has not adequately met its notification obligation may raise the matter with
the Member concerned. If the matter is not satisfactorily resolved it may make
a counter-notification to the Council for Trade in Goods, for consideration by
the working party set up under paragraph 5 [of the Understanding],
simultaneously informing the Member concerned."
China submitted a notification
to the Working Party on State Trading Enterprises (hereinafter "Working
Party") in 2003[1]
as an update to its notification for the 2002 period.[2]
China has not submitted a new or updated notification regarding its state
trading enterprises since then.
On 13 June 2014, the United
States raised this issue with China in a meeting in Geneva, Switzerland. Specifically,
at this meeting, the United States raised its concerns regarding China's lack
of notification and stated that if such notification would not be forthcoming
as part of the June 30 biennial obligation to submit an updated notification to
the Working Party, a Member may make a counter-notification under paragraph 4
of the Understanding to the Council for Trade in Goods and the Working Party.
As no such notification has been
made by China, and the issue has not been otherwise satisfactorily resolved,
the United States is hereby exercising its right under paragraph 4 of the
Understanding to make a counter-notification of the following entities as state
trading enterprises of China:[3]
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1.
China National Cereals, Oils & Foodstuff Import & Export
Co. (Group)
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China National Export Bases Development Co.
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China Sugar and Wine Co. (Group)
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4.
China Commerce Foreign Trade Co.
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5.
Sinochem Group
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6.
China International United Petroleum & Chemicals Co.
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China National United Oil Co.
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Zhuzhai Zhen Rong Co.
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China Aviation Oil Import and Export Co. Ltd.
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10. China Petro-Chemical International Co., Ltd.
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11. China Arts Hua Hai Import and Export Co., Ltd.
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12. China Marine Bunker (Petro China) Co., Ltd.
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13. China National Water Resources and Electric
Power Material and Equipment Co., Ltd.
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14. Everbright Petroleum and Natural Gas
Development and Investment Co., Ltd.
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15. China Hua Neng International Economic and
Trade Co.
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16. China Beijing International Economic
Cooperation Co.
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17. Tianjin Elec-Mech International Trade Co.
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18. Hebei Metals and Minerals Corp., Ltd.
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19. Shanxi Tian Li Enterprise Co., Ltd.
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20. Liaoning Huiming International Trade Co., Ltd.
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21. Dalian Golden Sun Import and Export Co., Ltd.
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22. Jinlin Foreign Trade Import and Export Co.
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23. Sinochem Heilongjiang Import and Export Co.
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24. Orient International Holding Shanghai Foreign
Trade Co., Ltd.
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25. Shanghai Materials Group Import and Export
Co., Ltd.
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26. Jiangsu Fuel Co.
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27. Suzhou Industrial Park Co., Ltd.
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28. Zhejiang Metal Material Co.
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29. Zhejiang Di Da Import and Export Co., Ltd.
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30. Ningbo Ning Shing Co. (Group)
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31. Anhui Chemicals Import and Export Co., Ltd.
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32. Fujian Chemicals Import and Export Co.
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33. China (Fujian) Foreign Trade Centre (Holding)
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34. Xiamen Jian Fa Co., Ltd.
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35. Xiamen International Trade Group Co., Ltd.
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36. Jiangxi Chemicals Import and Export Co.
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37. Shandong Sheng Li Co., Ltd.
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38. Shandong Foreign Trade (Holding) Co., Ltd.
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39. Qingdao Hua Qing Industrial Co., Ltd.
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40. Qingdao Yi Jia E.T.I. Import and Export Co.,
Ltd.
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41. Henan Cereals, Oil and Foodstuff Import and
Export Group Co., Ltd.
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42. Hubei Chemicals Import and Export Co.
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43. Hunan Chemicals Import and Export Co.
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44. Guangdong Materials Import and Export Co.
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45. Guangdong Hua Guang Light Industrial Co., Ltd.
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46. Zhuhai S.E.Z. Goods and Materials Co.
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47. Guangdong Zhong Ren Enterprise (Group) Co.,
Ltd.
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48. Guangzhou Tminae Petroleum and Chemicals Co.,
Ltd.
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49. Shenzhen Yong Jun Industrial Co., Ltd.
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50. Shenzhen Petroleum Company
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51. Shenzhen Zhong You Tong Da Petroleum Co., Ltd.
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52. Shenzhen Dong Er Technology Dispatch Co., Ltd.
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53. Shenzhen Petrochemical Bonded Oil Trading Co.
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54. Guangxi Chemicals Import and Export Co.
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55. Hainan Zhong Tong Chemicals Import and Export
Co.
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56. Chongqing Foreign Trade Import and Export Co.
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57. Guizhou Foreign Trade Import and Export Co.
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58. Yunnan Native Produce Import and Export Co.
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59. Gansu Import and Export Trading Group Co.
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60. Xinjiang International Industry Co., Ltd.
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61. Sinochem International Oil Company
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62. Sinochem Guangdong Import and Export Co.
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63. Sinochem Shanghai Import and Export Co.
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64. Sinochem Pudong Trading Co., Ltd.
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65. Sinochem Ning Bo Co.
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66. Sinochem (Shenzhen) Industries Co., Ltd.
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67. Sinochem Jiangsu Import and Export Co.
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68. Sinochem Guangzhou Import and Export Co.
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69. Sinochem Shandong Import and Export Co.
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70. Sinochem Liaoning Import and Export Co.
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71. China National Agricultural Means of
Production Group Co.
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72. Chinatex Cotton Import and Export Co.
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73. Beijing Jiuda Textiles Group Co.
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74. Tianjin Textiles Industry Supply and Marketing
Co.
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75. Shanghai Textiles Raw Materials Co.
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76. China National Cotton Reserve Corp.
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77. China National Cotton Exchange
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78. China National Salt Industry Corp.
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79. China National Tobacco Import & Export Co.
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80. Jilin Grain Group Import and Export Co.
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81. Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Cotton and
Jute Import and Export Co.
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82. Xinjiang Nong Ken Import and Export Co., Ltd.
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83. China National Coal Industry Import &
Export Co.
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84. China Minmetals Corp.
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85. Shanxi Coal Import & Export Group Co.
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86. Shenhua Group Ltd.
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87. China Minmetals Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
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88. Sichuan Metals and Minerals Import and Export
Corp.
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89. Zigong Cemented Carbide Import and Export
Corp., Ltd.
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90. Hunan Zhong Nan Antimony and Tungsten Trading
Co., Ltd.
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91. Zhuzhou Cemented Carbide Import and Export
Corp.
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92. Nanchang Cemented Carbide Limited Liability
Co.
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93. Jiangxi Rare Metals Tungsten Holding Group
Corp.
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94. Xiamen Tungsten Corporation Ltd.
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95. Fujian Jinxin Tungsten Co., Ltd.
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96. Xiamen Golden Egret Special Alloy Co., Ltd.
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97. Guangdong Xianglu Tungsten Co., Ltd.
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98. Guizhou Metals and Minerals Import and Export
Corp.
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99. Guangxi China Tin Group Co., Ltd.
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100.
Yunnan United Antimony Industries Corp.
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101.
Guangxi Youngsun Metal Chemical Co., Ltd.
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102.
Hunan ShuiKouShan Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
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103.
Shandong Zhao Jin (Group) Corp.
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104.
Shanghai Metals and Minerals Import and Export Corp.
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105.
Yunnan Copper Industry (Group) Corp., Ltd.
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106.
Yunnan Metallurgical Group Import and Export & and Logistics
Co., Ltd.
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107.
Yunnan Tin Co., Ltd.
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108.
Baiyin Nonferrous Group Corp.
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109.
Tong Ling Nonferrous Metals (Group) Corp.
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110.
Da Ye Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
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111.
Ningxia Tian Ma Metallurgical and Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.
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112.
Jiangsu Holly International Group
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113.
China Chengtong Metal (Group) Corp.
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114.
CNACC International Co., Ltd.
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115.
China Grain Reserves Corp.
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116.
Chinatex Group
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117.
China National Offshore Oil Corp.
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118.
Chongyi Zhangyuan Tungsten Co., Ltd.
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119.
Hunan Hsikwangshan Twinkling Star Antimony Import and Export
Co., Ltd.
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120.
GuangDong Metals and Minerals Import and Export Group Corp.
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121.
Dongguan Jiefu Flame-Retarded Materials Co., Ltd.
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122.
Guangdong Mikuni Antimony Industries Co., Ltd.
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123.
Sichuan Xinju Mineral Resource Development Co., Ltd.
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124.
Lanzhou Jinhai Antimony Co., Ltd.
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125.
China National Pearl Diamond Gem and Jewelry Import and Export
Corp.
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126.
Henan Yuguang Gold and Lead Co., Ltd.
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127.
Hunan Zhuzhou Smelting Plant Torch Metal Import and Export Co.,
Ltd
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128.
Hunan Xingguang Smelting Co., Ltd.
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129.
Chenzhou Jingui Silver Industry Co., Ltd.
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130.
Fenghua Advanced Technology Holding Co., Ltd.
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Anyang Yubei Gold and Lead Group
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132.
Hunan Yongxing Yishui Rare Precious Metal Recycle Co., Ltd.
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133.
Hunan Yuteng Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
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134.
Guangxi Chengyuan Mining and Smelting Co., Ltd.
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135.
Shandong Humon Smelting Co., Ltd.
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136.
Guangdong Mingfa Precious Metal Co., Ltd.
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137.
Hunan Jinwang Bismuth Industrial Co., Ltd.
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138.
Yongxing Zhaojin Precious Metal Processing and Fabrication Co.,
Ltd.
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139.
Yongxing Fuxing Precious Metal Co., Ltd.
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140.
Xiangguang Copper Co., Ltd.
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141.
Henan Gold Rakem Lead Co., Ltd.
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142.
Tongling Nonferrous Metals Group Co., Ltd.
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143.
Gejiu Lianxing Precious Metals Co., Ltd.
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144.
Anyang Minshan Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
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145.
Hunan Huaxin Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
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146.
Yongxing Xihe Lead Co., Ltd.
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147.
Dongying Fangyuan Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
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148.
Jinlong Copper Co., Ltd.
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149.
Yantai Penghui Copper Industry Co., Ltd.
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150.
Hunan Zhantai Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
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151.
Chenzhou Fengyue Science and Technology Co., Ltd.
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152.
Jiangxi Longtianyong Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
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153.
Zijin Copper Industry Co., Ltd.
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The information in this
counter-notification (including the attached Annex) is based on
publicly-available information as of 31 July 2014. With regard to entities 1
through 109 above, the United States notes that China listed these
entities as state trading enterprises in its 2003 Addendum. With regard to
entities 110 through 153 above, China has not previously notified them in accordance
with the Understanding. However, based on publicly-available information, each
entity has been explicitly referred to as a "state trading enterprise"
by the entity itself or by China, or the entity appears to qualify as a state
trading enterprise under paragraph 1 of the Understanding.
In the interests of transparency,
the United States has followed the format in the questionnaire contained in
document G/STR/3/Rev.1 (dated 14 November 2003) and provided, to the extent
possible, relevant information for each entity in the Annex. However, for each
entity, it remains incumbent upon China to review the status of the entity and
provide the necessary information and rationale as to whether or not the entity
is a "state trading enterprise" pursuant to the provisions of Article
XVII of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the Understanding. In
addition to clarifying any instances in which the information available to the
United States is not presently accurate or complete, it remains incumbent upon
China to provide such information and fill in the additional information
required by the questionnaire.
COUNTER-NOTIFICATION
ANNEX
1 China National Cereals, Oils &
Foodstuff Import & Export Co. (group). 10
2 China National Export
Bases Development Co. 11
3 China Sugar and Wine
Co. (Group). 13
4 China Commerce Foreign
Trade Co. 15
5 Sinochem Group. 16
6 China International
United Petroleum & Chemicals Co. 18
7 China National United
Oil Co. 20
8 Zhuzhai Zhen Rong
Company. 21
9 China Aviation Oil
Import and Export Co. Ltd. 23
10 China Petro-chemical
International Co. Ltd. 24
11 China Arts Hua Hai
Import and Export Co. Ltd. 26
12 China Marine Bunker
(Petro China) Co., Ltd. 27
13 China National Water Resources and
Electric Power Material and Equipment Co. Ltd. 29
14 Everbright Petroleum and Natural
Gas Development and Investment Co. Ltd. 31
15 China Hua Neng
International Economic and Trade Co. 32
16 China Beijing
International Economic Cooperation Co. 34
17 Tianjin Elec-Mech
International Trade Co. 35
18 Hebei Metals and
Minerals Corp. Ltd. 37
19 Shanxi Tian Li
Enterprise Co. Ltd. 38
20 Liaoning Huiming
International Trade Co. Ltd. 40
21 Dalian Golden Sun
Import and Export Co. Ltd. 42
22 JiNlin Foreign Trade
Import and Export Co. 43
23 Sinochem Heilongjiang
Import and Export Co. 45
24 Orient International
Holding Shanghai Foreign Trade Co. Ltd. 46
25 Shanghai Materials
Group Import and Export Co. Ltd. 48
26 Jiangsu Fuel Co. 50
27 Suzhou Industrial
Park Co. Ltd. 51
28 Zhejiang Metal
Material Co. 53
29 Zhejiang Di Da Import
and Export Co. Ltd. 54
30 Ningbo Ning Shing Co.
(Group). 56
31 Anhui Chemicals
Import and Export Co. Ltd. 57
32 Fujian Chemicals
Import and Export Co. 59
33 China (Fujian)
Foreign Trade Centre (Holding). 61
34 Xiamen Jian Fa Co.
Ltd. 62
35 Xiamen International
Trade Group Co. Ltd. 64
36 Jiangxi Chemicals
Import and Export Co. 65
37 Shandong Sheng Li Co.
Ltd. 67
38 Shandong Foreign
Trade (Holding) Co. Ltd. 68
39 Qingdao Hua Qing
Industrial Co. Ltd. 70
40 Qingdao Yi Jia E.T.I.
Import and Export Co. Ltd. 72
41 Henan Cereals, Oil and Foodstuff
Import and Export Group Co. Ltd. 73
42 Hubei Chemicals
Import and Export Co. 75
43 Hunan Chemicals
Import and Export Co. 76
44 Guangdong Materials
Import and Export Co. 78
45 Guangdong Hua Guang
Light Industrial Co. Ltd. 79
46 Zhuhai S.E.Z. Goods
and Materials Co. 81
47 Guangdong Zhong Ren
Enterprise (Group) Co. Ltd. 83
48 Guangzhou Tminae
Petroleum and Chemicals Co. Ltd. 84
49 Shenzhen Yong Jun
Industrial Co. Ltd. 86
50 Shenzhen Petroleum
Company. 87
51 Shenzhen Zhong You
Tong Da Petroleum Co. Ltd. 89
52 Shenzhen Dong Er
Technology Dispatch Co. Ltd. 91
53 Shenzhen
Petrochemical Bonded Oil Trading Co. 92
54 Guangxi Chemicals
Import and Export Co. 94
55 Hainan Zhong Tong
Chemicals Import and Export Co. 95
56 Chongqing Foreign
Trade Import and Export Co. 97
57 Guizhou Foreign Trade
Import and Export Co. 98
58 Yunnan Native Produce
Import and Export Co. 100
59 Gansu Import and
Export Trading Group Co. 102
60 Xinjiang
International Industry Co. Ltd. 103
61 Sinochem
International Oil Company. 105
62 Sinochem Guangdong
Import and Export Co. 106
63 Sinochem Shanghai
Import and Export Co. 108
64 Sinochem Pudong
Trading Co. Ltd. 109
65 Sinochem Ning Bo Co. 111
66 Sinochem (Shenzhen)
Industries Co. Ltd. 113
67 Sinochem Jiangsu
Import and Export Co. 114
68 Sinochem Guangzhou
Import and Export Co. 116
69 Sinochem Shandong
Import and Export Co. 117
70 Sinochem Liaoning
Import and Export Co. 119
71 China National
Agricultural Means of Production Group Co. 120
72 Chinatex Cotton
Import and Export Co. 122
73 Beijing Jiuda
Textiles Group Co. 124
74 Tianjin Textiles
Industry Supply and Marketing Co. 125
75 Shanghai Textiles Raw
Materials Co. 127
76 China National Cotton
Reserve Corporation.. 128
77 China National Cotton
Exchange. 130
78 China National Salt
Industry Corporation.. 132
79 China National
Tobacco Import & Export Co. 133
80 Jilin Grain Group
Import and Export Co. 135
81 Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
Cotton and Jute Import and Export Co. 136
82 Xinjiang Nong Ken
Import and Export Co. Ltd. 138
83 China National Coal
Industry Import & Export Co. 139
84 China Minmetals
Corporation.. 141
85 Shanxi Coal Import
& Export Group Co. 143
86 Shenhua Group Ltd. 144
87 China Minmetals
Nonferrous Metals Co. Ltd. 146
88 Sichuan Metals and
Minerals Import and Export Corporation.. 147
89 Zigong Cemented
Carbide Import and Export Corp., Ltd. 149
90 Hunan Zhong Nan
Antimony and Tungsten Trading Co. LTD. 151
91 Zhuzhou Cemented
Carbide Import and Export Corporation.. 152
92 Nanchang Cemented
Carbide Limited Liability Company. 154
93 Jiangxi Rare Metals
Tungsten Holding Group Corporation.. 156
94 Xiamen Tungsten
Corporation Ltd. 157
95 Fujian Jinxin
Tungsten Co., Ltd. 159
96 Xiamen Golden Egret
Special Alloy Co. Ltd. 161
97 Guangdong Xianglu
Tungsten Co. Ltd. 162
98 Guizhou Metals and
Minerals Import and Export Corporation.. 164
99 Guangxi China Tin
Group Co. Ltd. 166
100 Yunnan United
Antimony Industries Corp. 167
101 Guangxi Youngsun
Metal Chemical Co., Ltd. 169
102 Hunan ShuiKouShan
Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd. 171
103 Shandong Zhao Jin
(Group) Corporation.. 172
104 Shanghai Metals and
Minerals Import and Export Corporation.. 174
105 Yunnan Copper
Industry (Group) Corporation Ltd. 176
106 Yunnan Metallurgical Group Import
& Export and Logistics Co., Ltd. 177
107 Yunnan Tin Co. Ltd. 179
108 Baiyin Nonferrous
Group Corporation.. 181
109 Tong Ling Nonferrous
Metals (Group) Corporation.. 182
110 Da Ye Nonferrous
Metals Co., Ltd. 184
111 Ningxia Tian Ma Metallurgical
and Chemical Industry Co. Ltd. 186
112 Jiangsu Holly
International Group. 187
113 China Chengtong
Metal (Group) Corp. 189
114 CNACC International
Co., Ltd. 191
115 China Grain Reserves
Corp. 192
116 Chinatex Group. 194
117 China National
Offshore Oil Corporation.. 196
118 Chongyi Zhangyuan
Tungsten Co. Ltd. 197
119 Hunan Hsikwangshan Twinkling Star
Antimony Import and Export Co. LtD. 199
120 GuangDong Metals and Minerals
Import and Export Group Corporation.. 201
121 Dongguan Jiefu
Flame-Retarded Materials Co., Ltd. 202
122 Guangdong Mikuni Antimony
Industries Co., Ltd. 204
123 Sichuan Xinju
Mineral Resource Development Co., Ltd. 206
124 Lanzhou Jinhai
Antimony Co., Ltd. 207
125 China National Pearl Diamond Gem
and Jewelry Import and Export Corporation 209
126 Henan Yuguang Gold
and Lead Co., LTD. 211
127 Hunan Zhuzhou Smelting Plant
Torch Metal Import and Export Co., Ltd. 212
128 Hunan Xingguang
Smelting Co., Ltd. 214
129 Chenzhou Jingui
Silver Industry Co., Ltd. 216
130 Fenghua Advanced
Technology Holding Co., Ltd. 217
131 Anyang Yubei Gold
and Lead Group. 219
132 Hunan Yongxing
Yishui Rare Precious Metal Recycle Co., Ltd. 221
133 Hunan Yuteng
Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd. 222
134 Guangxi Chengyuan
Mining and Smelting Co., Ltd. 224
135 Shandong Humon
Smelting Co., Ltd. 226
136 Guangdong Mingfa
Precious Metal Co., Ltd. 227
137 Hunan Jinwang
Bismuth Industrial Co., Ltd. 229
138 Yongxing Zhaojin Precious Metal
Processing and Fabrication Co., Ltd. 231
139 Yongxing Fuxing
Precious Metal Co., Ltd. 232
140 Xiangguang Copper
Co., Ltd. 234
141 Henan Gold Rakem
Lead Co., Ltd. 236
142 Tongling Nonferrous
Metals Group Co., Ltd. 237
143 Gejiu Lianxing
Precious Metals Co., Ltd. 239
144 Anyang Minshan
Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd. 241
145 Hunan Huaxin
Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd. 242
146 Yongxing Xihe Lead
Co., Ltd. 244
147 Dongying Fangyuan
Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd. 246
148 Jinlong Copper Co.,
Ltd. 247
149 Yantai Penghui
Copper Industry Co., Ltd. 249
150 Hunan Zhantai
Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd. 251
151 Chenzhou Fengyue
Science and Technology Co., Ltd. 252
152 Jiangxi Longtianyong
Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd. 254
153 Zijin Copper
Industry Co., Ltd. 256
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Cereals, Oils & Foodstuff Import & Export Co. (Group)
(b) Description of products affected:
Grain
and sugar. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the
appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Grain and Cotton Import Tariff Quotas, Eligibility Criteria and
Allocation Principles, NDRC and MOFCOM [2013] No. 39
(25 September 2013)
3. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
4. 2014 Sugar Import Tariff Rate Quotas Quantity, Application Conditions and Allocation Principles,
MOFCOM [2013] No. 68 (27 September 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state trading enterprise that
are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and conditions for
participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are negotiated by the state
trading enterprise. Whether the state trading enterprise is used to fulfil
contractual obligations entered into by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Export Bases Development Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Sugar.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Sugar Import Tariff Rate Quotas Quantity, Application Conditions and Allocation Principles,
MOFCOM [2013] No. 68 (27 September 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of operations
of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import information by product:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed
to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Sugar and Wine Co. (Group)
(b) Description of products affected:
Sugar.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Sugar Import Tariff Rate Quotas Quantity, Application Conditions and Allocation Principles,
MOFCOM [2013] No. 68 (27 September 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional information
promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Commerce Foreign Trade Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Sugar.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Sugar Import Tariff Rate Quotas Quantity, Application Conditions and Allocation Principles,
MOFCOM [2013] No. 68 (27 September 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem
Group[4]
(b) Description of products affected:
Crude
oil, processed oil (including fuel oil), aviation kerosene, chemical
fertilizer, tungsten and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the
HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1.
The Provisional
Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer
Imports, MOFTEC
[2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002)
2. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
3. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
4. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
International United Petroleum & Chemicals Co. (Sinopec)
(b) Description of products affected:
Crude
oil and processed oil (including fuel oil). China should promptly notify the HS
tariff number(s), at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002)
2. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
China
National United Oil Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Crude
oil and processed oil (including fuel oil). China should promptly notify the HS
tariff number(s), at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002)
2. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Zhuhai
Zhen Rong Company
(b) Description of products affected:
Crude
oil and processed oil (including fuel oil). China should promptly notify the HS
tariff number(s), at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade
has taken place
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Aviation Oil Import and Export Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Aviation
kerosene. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the
appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Petro-Chemical International Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations,
MOFTEC [2002] No. 27
(18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Arts Hua Hai Import and Export Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Marine Bunker (Petro China) Co., Ltd.[5]
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Water Resources and Electric Power Material and Equipment Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical
Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State
Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Everbright Petroleum and Natural Gas Development and
Investment Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Hua Neng International Economic and Trade Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Beijing International Economic Cooperation Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Tianjin
Elec-Mech International Trade Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations,
MOFTEC [2002] No. 27
(18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hebei
Metals and Minerals Corp. Ltd.[6]
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How
import/export levels are determined by the state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shanxi
Tian Li Enterprise Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import information by product:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Liaoning
Huiming International Trade Co. Ltd.[7]
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State
Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Dalian Golden Sun Import and Export Co. Ltd.
(b) Description
of products affected:
Fuel oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff
number(s), at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Jinlin
Foreign Trade Import and Export Co.[8]
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations,
MOFTEC [2002] No. 27
(18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem
Heilongjiang Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Orient
International Holding Shanghai Foreign Trade Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shanghai
Materials Group Import and Export Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State
Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Jiangsu Fuel Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading enterprise:
Suzhou
Industrial Park Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported products
are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Zhejiang
Metal Material Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Zhejiang
Di Da Import and Export Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations,
MOFTEC [2002] No. 27
(18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Ningbo
Ning Shing Co. (Group)
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Anhui
Chemicals Import and Export Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Fujian
Chemicals Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration
of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
China (Fujian) Foreign Trade Centre (Holding)
(b) Description
of products affected:
Fuel oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff
number(s), at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading enterprise:
Xiamen
Jian Fa Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported products
are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has taken
place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Xiamen
International Trade Group Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Jiangxi
Chemicals Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shandong
Sheng Li Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shandong
Foreign Trade (Holding) Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Qingdao
Hua Qing Industrial Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration
of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Qingdao Yi Jia E.T.I. Import and Export Co. Ltd.
(b) Description
of products affected:
Fuel oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff
number(s), at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State
Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Henan
Cereals, Oil and Foodstuff Import and Export Group Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hubei
Chemicals Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of State
Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Chemicals Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangdong
Materials Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangdong
Hua Guang Light Industrial Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Zhuhai
S.E.Z. Goods and Materials Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration
of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Guangdong Zhong Ren Enterprise (Group) Co. Ltd.
(b) Description
of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangzhou
Tminae Petroleum and Chemicals Co. Ltd.[9]
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China should notify any other relevant legal authorities
promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shenzhen
Yong Jun Industrial Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shenzhen
Petroleum Company
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shenzhen
Zhong You Tong Da Petroleum Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration
of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Shenzhen Dong Er Technology Dispatch Co. Ltd.
(b) Description
of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shenzhen
Petrochemical Bonded Oil Trading Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangxi
Chemicals Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hainan
Zhong Tong Chemicals Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Chongqing
Foreign Trade Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any
additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guizhou
Foreign Trade Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose
for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Yunnan
Native Produce Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of
entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in
importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration
of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Gansu Import and Export Trading Group Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any
additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Xinjiang
International Industry Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading enterprise:
Sinochem
International Oil Company
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem
Guangdong Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem Shanghai Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China should notify any other relevant
legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem
Pudong Trading Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem
Ning Bo Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration
of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Sinochem (Shenzhen) Industries Co. Ltd.
(b) Description
of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem
Jiangsu Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem
Guangzhou Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China should notify any other relevant
legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem
Shandong Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for
Crude Oil, Processed Oil, Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sinochem
Liaoning Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Fuel
oil. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate
level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Agricultural Means of Production Group Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Chemical
fertilizer. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the
appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July 2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Chinatex
Cotton Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Cotton.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Grain and Cotton Import Tariff Quotas, Eligibility Criteria and
Allocation Principles, NDRC and MOFCOM [2013] No.
39 (25 September 2013)
3. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Beijing
Jiuda Textiles Group Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Cotton.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Grain and Cotton Import Tariff Quotas, Eligibility Criteria and
Allocation Principles, NDRC and MOFCOM [2013] No.
39 (25 September 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Tianjin
Textiles Industry Supply and Marketing Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Cotton.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Grain and Cotton Import Tariff Quotas, Eligibility Criteria and
Allocation Principles, NDRC and MOFCOM [2013] No.
39 (25 September 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the
Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why
no foreign trade has taken place
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shanghai
Textiles Raw Materials Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Cotton.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Grain and Cotton Import Tariff Quotas, Eligibility Criteria and
Allocation Principles, NDRC and MOFCOM [2013] No.
39 (25 September 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Cotton Reserve Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Cotton.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Grain and Cotton Import Tariff Quotas, Eligibility Criteria and
Allocation Principles, NDRC and MOFCOM [2013] No.
39 (25 September 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import information by product:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Cotton Exchange
(b) Description of products affected:
Cotton.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Grain and Cotton Import Tariff Quotas, Eligibility Criteria and
Allocation Principles, NDRC and MOFCOM [2013] No.
39 (25 September 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Salt Industry Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Salt.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Measures on Monopoly of Table Salt, State Council Order No.
197 (27 May 1996).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Tobacco Import & Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Tobacco.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
Internal Administration Measure for the State Trading of Imports and
Exports of Tobacco Goods, Guo Yan Fa [2002] No. 8 (10 January 2010).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Jilin
Grain Group Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Grain.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. Regulations on the Administration of Central Grain Reserves,
State Council Order [2003] No. 388 (15 August 2003)
2. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Xinjiang
Uygur Autonomous Region Cotton and Jute Import and Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Cotton.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods
Subject to the Administration of Export Licensing,
MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No. 96 (31 December 2013).
China should notify any other relevant legal authorities
promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Xinjiang
Nong Ken Import and Export Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Cotton.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing,
MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No. 96 (31 December 2013).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported products
are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Coal Industry Import & Export Co.
(b) Description of products affected:
Coal.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing,
MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No. 96 (31 December 2013).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any
additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Minmetals Corporation.[10]
(b) Description of products affected:
Coal.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing,
MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No. 96 (31 December 2013).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration
of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Shanxi Coal Import & Export Group Co.
(b) Description
of products affected:
Coal.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing,
MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No. 96 (31 December 2013).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shenhua
Group Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Coal.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing,
MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No. 96 (31 December 2013).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description
of the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary
statement providing overview of operations of the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Minmetals Nonferrous Metals Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products, antimony and antimony products, silver, indium,
molybdenum, and tin. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
4. Notice on the 2014 Export
Enterprise List for Rare Earths, Indium, Molybdenum, and Tin, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How
import/export levels are determined by the state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sichuan
Metals and Minerals Import and Export Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State Trading
Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description
of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Zigong
Cemented Carbide Import and Export Corp., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Zhong Nan Antimony and Tungsten Trading Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products and antimony and antimony products. China should
promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level of
specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any
additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Zhuzhou
Cemented Carbide Import and Export Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description
of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Nanchang
Cemented Carbide Plant[11]
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description
of the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary
statement providing overview of operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why
no foreign trade has taken place
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Jiangxi
Rare Metals Tungsten Holding Group Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How
import/export levels are determined by the state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Xiamen
Tungsten Corporation Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description
of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading enterprise:
Fujan
Jinxin Tungsten Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Xiamen
Golden Egret Special Alloy Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangdong
Xianglu Tungsten Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description
of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guizhou
Metals and Minerals Import and Export Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangxi
China Tin Group Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products, and silver. China should promptly notify the HS tariff
number(s), at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Yunnan
United Antimony Industries Corp.
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description
of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangxi
Youngsun Metal Chemical Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Shuikoushan Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.[12]
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shandong
Zhao Jin (Group) Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any
additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description
of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shanghai
Metals and Minerals Import and Export Corporation (Shanghai Minmetals)
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description
of the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary
statement providing overview of operations of the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b)
above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Yunnan
Copper Industry (Group) Corporation Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Yunnan
Metallurgical Group Import & Export and Logistics Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description
of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Yunnan
Tin Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description
of the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary
statement providing overview of operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported products
are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Baiyin
Nonferrous Group Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of the Functioning of the State
Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Tong
Ling Nonferrous Metals (Group) Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description
of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Da
Ye Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description
of the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary
statement providing overview of operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Ningxia
Tian Ma Metallurgical and Chemical Industry Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported products
are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Jiangsu
Holly International Group
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description
of market structure:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Chengtong Metal (Group) Corp.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description
of the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary
statement providing overview of operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
CNACC
International Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export
prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
Grain Reserves Corp. (Sinograin)
(b) Description of products affected:
Grain.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason
and Purpose
(a) Reason or
purpose for establishing and/or maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Grain and Cotton Import Tariff Quotas, Eligibility Criteria and
Allocation Principles, NDRC and MOFCOM [2013] No. 39
(25 September 2013)
3. Regulations on the Administration of Central Grain Reserves,
State Council Order
[2003] No. 388 (15 August 2003)
4. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Chinatex
Group
(b) Description of products affected:
Grain.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. The Interim Measures for the Administration of Import Tariff Quotas of
Agricultural Products, NDRC and MOFCOM [2003] No.
4 (27 September 2003)
2. 2014 Grain and Cotton Import Tariff Quotas,
Eligibility Criteria and Allocation Principles,
NDRC and MOFCOM [2013] No. 39 (25 September 2013)
3. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description
of the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary
statement providing overview of operations of the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC)
(b) Description of products affected:
Crude
oil and processed. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the
appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
The Provisional Administrative Measures for Crude Oil, Processed Oil,
Chemical Fertilizer Import Operations, MOFTEC [2002] No. 27 (18 July
2002).
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Chongyi
Zhangyuan Tungsten Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Tungsten
and tungstate products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s),
at the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Hsikwangshan Twinkling Star Antimony Import and Export Co. Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangdong
Metals and Minerals Import and Export Group Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Dongguan
Jiefu Flame-Retarded Materials Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading enterprise:
Guangdong
Mikuni Antimony Industries Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Sichuan
Xinju Mineral Resource Development Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Lanzhou
Jinhai Antimony Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Antimony
and antimony products. China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at
the appropriate level of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
China
National Pearl Diamond Gem and Jewelry Import and Export Corporation (Sinogem)
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Henan
Yu Guang Gold and Lead Group Corporation
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any
additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Zhuzhou Smelting Plant Torch Metal Import and Export Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1.
2014 Public
Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the Administration of Export
Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No. 96 (31
December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December 2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Xingguang Smelting Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration
of State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification
of state trading enterprise:
Chenzhou Jingui Silver Industry, Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Fenghua
Advanced Technology Holding Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of operations
of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Anyang
Yubei Gold and Lead Group
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level of
specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above.
China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Yongxing Yishui Rare Precious Metal Recycle Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China should notify any other relevant
legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Yuteng Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangxi
Chengyuan Mining and Smelting Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether long-term contracts are
negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the state trading
enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into by the
government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Shandong
Humon Smelting Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Guangdong
Mingfa Precious Metal Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Jinwang Bismuth Industrial Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Yongxing
Zhaojin Precious Metal Processing and Fabrication Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Yongxing
Fuxing Precious Metal Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Xiangguang
Copper Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Henan
Gold Rakem Lead Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Tongling
Nonferrous Metals Group Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Gejiu
Lianxing Precious Metals Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Anyang
Minshan Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the Administration
of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No. 96 (31
December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Huaxin Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Yongxing
Xihe Lead Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading enterprise:
Dongying
Fangyuan Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Jinlong
Copper Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Yantai
Penghui Copper Industry Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Hunan
Zhantai Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As China
is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO Member,
China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Chenzhou
Fengyue Science and Technology Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal
authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Jiangxi
Longtianyong Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification of exclusive or special
rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading enterprise:
See 2(b) above. China should notify any additional
information promptly.
(c) Type
of entities other than the state trading enterprise that are allowed to engage
in importation/exportation and conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the resale prices of imported
products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this
information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this
information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
1. Enumeration of
State Trading Enterprises
(a) Identification of state trading
enterprise:
Zijin
Copper Industry Co., Ltd.
(b) Description of products affected:
Silver.
China should promptly notify the HS tariff number(s), at the appropriate level
of specificity.
2. Reason and
Purpose
(a) Reason or purpose for establishing and/or
maintaining state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(b) Legal authority:
1. 2014 Public Notice on the Catalogue of Goods Subject to the
Administration of Export Licensing, MOFCOM and GAC [2013] No.
96 (31 December 2013)
2. Publication of the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State
Trading Enterprise Quota Application Conditions and Procedures, MOFCOM
Public Notice [2013] No. 78 (28 October 2013)
3. Notice on the 2014 Tungsten, Antimony, and Silver Export State Trading
Enterprise List, Shang Mao Han [2013] No. 1012 (13 December
2013)
China
should notify any other relevant legal authorities promptly.
3. Description of
the Functioning of the State Trading Enterprise
(a) Summary statement providing overview of
operations of the state trading enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(b) Specification
of exclusive or special rights or privileges enjoyed by the state trading
enterprise:
See
2(b) above. China should notify any additional information promptly.
(c) Type of entities other than the state
trading enterprise that are allowed to engage in importation/exportation and
conditions for participation:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(d) How import/export levels are determined
by the state trading enterprise:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(e) How export prices are determined:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(f) How the
resale prices of imported products are determined:
As China is best suited to provide this information, as
opposed to another WTO Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(g) Whether
long-term contracts are negotiated by the state trading enterprise. Whether the
state trading enterprise is used to fulfil contractual obligations entered into
by the government:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
(h) Description of market structure:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
4. Statistical
Information
Import
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Export
information by product:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
Domestic
activities where state trading enterprise also trades products internationally:
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
5. Reason why no foreign trade has
taken place
As
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should notify this information promptly.
6. Additional
Information
China
should notify any additional information promptly.
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[1] Updating
Notification Pursuant to Article XVII:4(a) of the GATT 1994 and Paragraph 1 of
the Understanding on the Implementation of Article XVII, G/STR/N/9/CHN/Add.1
(dated 14 July 2003) and G/STR/N/9/CHN/Add.1/Corr.1 (dated 25 September 2003)
(hereinafter "2003 Addendum").
[2] New and
Full and Updating Notifications Pursuant to Article XVII: 4(a) of the GATT 1994
and Paragraph 1 of the Understanding on the Interpretation of Article XVII,
G/STR/N/7/CHN – G/STR/N/8/CHN (dated 13 December 2002) (hereinafter "2002
Notification").
[3] This
counter-notification is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all entities
in China that may qualify as state-trading enterprises.
[4] China's
2003 Addendum notified China National Chemicals Import and
Export Co., the predecessor state trading enterprise.
[5] China's
2003 Addendum notified China Marine Bunker Supply Company,
the predecessor state trading enterprise.
[6] China's
2003 Addendum notified Hebei Metals and Minerals Import and Export Co., the
predecessor state trading enterprise.
[7] China's
2003 Addendum notified Liaoning Foreign Trade Co., the
predecessor state trading enterprise.
[8] The state
trading enterprise notified in China's 2003 Addendum was "Jinlin Foreign
Trade Import and Export Co." No reference to this entity has been found
other than in the 2003 Addendum. This may be a mis-spelling. The correct name
may be "Jilin Foreign Trade Import and Export Co." However, as
China is best suited to provide this information, as opposed to another WTO
Member, China should review this information and provide any correction and/or
clarification as to this state trading enterprise.
[9] The name
of this state trading enterprise appears in China's 2003 Addendum. This may be
a mis-spelling. No reference to this entity has been found other than in the
2003 Addendum. The correct name may be Guangzhou Twinace Petrochemical Co.,
Ltd. However, as China is best suited to provide
this information, as opposed to another WTO Member, China should review this
information and provide any correction and/or clarification as to this state
trading enterprise.
[10] China's
2003 Addendum notified China National Metals and Minerals
Import and Export Co., the predecessor state trading enterprise. This entity's subsidiaries are
listed in several places throughout this document.
[11] China's
2003 Addendum notified Nanchang Cemented Carbide Plant, the predecessor state
trading enterprise.
[12] China's
2003 Addendum notified Shuikoushan Mining Bureau Import and Export Corporation,
the predecessor state trading enterprise.