PRODUCTS OF THE MILLING INDUSTRY; MALT; STARCHES; INULIN; WHEAT GLUTEN

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CHAPTER 11 PRODUCTS OF THE MILLING INDUSTRY; MALT; STARCHES; INULIN; WHEAT GLUTEN Notes 1. This chapter does not cover: (a) roasted malt put up as cfee substitutes (heading 0901 or 2101); (b) prepared flours, groats, meals or starches heading 1901; (c) corn flakes and other products heading 1904; (d) vegetables, prepared or preserved, heading 2001, 2004 or 2005; (e) pharmaceutical products (Chapter 30); or (f) starches having the character perfumery, cosmetic or toilet preparations (Chapter 33). 2. (A) Products from the milling the cereals listed in the table below fall in this chapter if they have, by weight on the dry product: (a) a starch content (determined by the modified Ewers polarimetric method) exceeding that indicated in column 2; and (b) an ash content (after deduction any added minerals) not exceeding that indicated in column 3. Otherwise, they fall in heading 2302. However, germ cereals, whole, rolled, flaked or ground, is always classified in head ing 1104. (B) Products falling in this chapter under the above provisions shall be classified in heading 1101 or 1102 if the percentage passing through a woven metal wire cloth sieve with the aperture indicated in column 4 or 5 is not less, by weight, than that shown against the cereal concerned. Otherwise, they fall in heading 1103 or 1104. 1

Cereal Starch content Ash content Rate passage through a sieve with an aperture 315 micrometres (microns) 500 micrometres (microns) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Wheat and rye 45 % 2,5 % 80 % - Barley 45 % 3 % 80 % - Oats 45 % 5 % 80 % - Maize (corn) and grain sorghum 45 % 2 % - 90 % Rice 45 % 1,6 % 80 % - Buckwheat 45 % 4 % 80 % - Other cereals 45 % 2 % 50 % - 3. For the purposes heading 1103, the terms groats and meal mean products obtained by the fragmentation cereal grains, which: (a) in the case maize (corn) products, at least 95 % by weight passes through a woven metal wire cloth sieve with an aperture 2 mm; (b) in the case other cereal products, at least 95 % by weight passes through a woven metal wire cloth sieve with an aperture 1,25 mm. Additional notes 1. The -rate applicable to mixtures this chapter shall be as follows: (a) in mixtures where one the components represents at least 90 % by weight, the rate applicable to that component applies; (b) in other mixtures, the rate applicable shall be that the component which results in the highest amount import. 2. For the purposes heading 1106, the terms flour, meal and powder mean products (other than shredded desiccated coconut), obtained by milling or some other fragmentation process from dried leguminous vegetables heading 0713, from sago or roots or tubers heading 0714 or from products Chapter 8, which: (a) in the case dried leguminous vegetables, sago, roots, tubers and products Chapter 8 (excluding nuts headings 0801 and 0802), at least 95 % by weight passes through a woven metal wire cloth sieve with an aperture 2 mm; (b) in the case nuts headings 0801 and 0802, at least 50 % by weight passes through a woven metal wire cloth sieve with an aperture 2,5 mm. 2

Preferential rates VAT 1101 Wheat or meslin flour: - Wheat flour: 1101 0011 00 - - Of durum wheat - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 8-1101 0015 00 - - Of common wheat and spelt - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 8-1101 0090 00 - Meslin flour - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 8-1102 Cereal flours other than wheat or meslin: 1102 20 - Maize (corn) flour: 1102 2010 00 - - Of a fat content not exceeding 1,5 % by weight - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1102 2090 00 - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1102 90 - Other: 1102 9010 00 - - Barley flour - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1102 9030 00 - - Oat flour - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1102 9050 00 - - Rice flour - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 8-1102 9070 00 - - Rye flour - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 8-1102 9090 00 - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 8-1103 Cereal groats, meal and pellets: - Groats and meal: 1103 11 - - Of wheat: 1103 1110 00 - - - Durum wheat - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-1103 1190 00 - - - Common wheat and spelt - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-1103 13 - - Of maize (corn): 1103 1310 00 - - - Of a fat content not exceeding 1,5 % by weight - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 1390 00 - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 19 - - Of other cereals: 1103 1920 00 - - - Of rye or Barley - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 1940 00 - - - Of oats - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 1950 00 - - - Of rice - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 1990 00 - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-3

Preferential rates VAT 1103 20 - Pellets: 1103 2025 00 - - Of rye or barley - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 2030 00 - - Of oats - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 2040 00 - - Of maize - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 2050 00 - - Of rice - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 2060 00 - - Of wheat - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1103 2090 00 - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 Cereal grains otherwise worked (for example, hulled, rolled, flaked, pearled, sliced or kibbled), except rice heading 1006; germ cereals, whole, rolled, flaked or ground: - Rolled or flaked grains: 1104 12 - - Of oats: 1104 1210 00 - - - Rolled - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 1290 00 - - - Flaked - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 19 - - Of other cereals: 1104 1910 00 - - - Of wheat - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 1930 00 - - - Of rye - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 1950 00 - - - Of maize - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8 - - - - Of barley: 1104 1961 00 - - - - Rolled - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 1969 00 - - - - Flaked - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8 - - - - Other: 1104 1991 00 - - - - Flaked rice - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-1104 1999 00 - - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8 - - Other worked grains (for example, hulled, pearled, sliced or kibbled): 1104 22 - - Of oats: 1104 2240 00 - - - Hulled (shelled or husked),wether or not sliced or kibbled - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-1104 2250 00 - - - Pearled - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 2295 00 - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-1104 23 - - Of maize (corn): 1104 2340 00 - - - Hulled (shelled or husked), whether or not sliced or - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8 - kibbled;pearled 1104 2398 00 - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-4

Preferential rates VAT 1104 29 - - Of other cereals: - - - Of barley: 1104 2904 00 - - - - Hulled (shelled or husked), whether or not sliced or kibbled - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 2905 00 - - - - Pearled - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 2908 00 - - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 8 - - - - Other: 1104 2917 00 - - - - Hulled (shelled or husked), whether or not sliced or kibbled - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-1104 2930 00 - - - - Pearled - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8 - - - - - Not otherwise worked than kibbled: 1104 2951 00 - - - - - Of wheat - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-1104 2955 00 - - - - - Of rye - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 8-1104 2959 00 - - - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8 - - - - - Other: 1104 2981 00 - - - - - Of wheat - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 2985 00 - - - - - Of rye - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-1104 2989 00 - - - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 8-1104 30 - Germ cereals, whole, rolled, flaked or ground: 1104 3010 00 - - Of wheat - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-1104 3090 00 - - Of other cereals - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 8-1105 Flour, meal, powder, flakes, granules and pellets potatoes: 1105 1000 00 - Flour, meal and powder - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 18-1105 2000 00 - Flakes, granules and pellets - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 18-1106 Flour, meal and powder the dried leguminous vegetables heading 0713, sago or roots or tubers heading 0714 or the products Chapter 8: 1106 1000 00 - Of the dried leguminous vegetables heading 0713 - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 18-1106 20 - Of sago or roots or tubers heading 0714: 1106 2010 00 - - Denatured - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 18-1106 2090 00 - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 4 18-1106 30 - Of the products Chapter 8: 1106 3010 00 - - Of bananas - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 7 18-5

Preferential rates VAT 1106 3090 00 - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1107 Malt, whether or not roasted: 1107 10 -Not roasted: - - Of wheat: 1107 1011 00 - - - In the form flour - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1107 1019 00 - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18 - - - Other: 1107 1091 00 - - - In the form flour - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1107 1099 00 - - - Other - FIT FIT 0 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1107 2000 00 - Roasted - - - 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1108 Starches; inulin: - Starches: 1108 1100 00 - - Wheat starch - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1108 1200 00 - - Maize (corn) starch - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1108 1300 00 - - Potato starch - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1108 1400 00 - - Manioc (cassava) starch - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1108 19 - - Other starches: 1108 1910 00 - - - Rice starch - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1108 1990 00 - - - Other - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1108 2000 00 - Inulin - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 18-1109 0000 00 Wheat gluten, whether or not dried - FIT FIT 10 CEFTA : 0 / MSA : 0 8-6