Trade
restrictions affecting international trade in non-wood forest productsNON-WOOD FOREST PRODUCTS 8
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FOREWORD1. BackgroundII. INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN NWFPs
2. Report objectives
3. Approach
4. Scope and limitations1. Main commercial productsIII. TRADE RESTRICTIONS
2. Major suppliers and main markets1. GeneralIV. URUGUAY ROUND
2. Tariff measures2.1. Import tariffs3. Non-tariff measures
2.2. Export tariffs3.1. Species protection controls (CITES)4. Import bans and boycotts
3.2. Health and safety regulations
3.3. Quality and technical standards3.3.1. Botanicals3.4. State control and policies
3.3.2. Edible products
3.3.3. Essential oils1. Broad featuresV. CONCLUSIONS2. Effect on NWFP trade
1. Custom tariffsLIST OF TABLES
2. Uruguay Round
3. Export taxes
4. Non-tariff measures
5. Technical standards
6. State control and policies
7. Consumer/trade boycotts1. List of NWFPs of commercial significanceBIBLIOGRAPHY
2. Trade direction for major NWFPs
3. Summary of tariffs faced by NWFPs in EC, USA and
Japanese markets
4. Detail of NWFP-containing tariff lines facing import
duty of more than 10% in EC, USA and Japanese marketsAPPENDICES
APPENDIX I. Share of EC, USA and Japanese markets in world trade of NWFPs
APPENDIX II. Summary of restrictions on NWFP trade in the EC markets
APPENDIX III. Summary of restrictions on NWFP trade in the USA markets
APPENDIX IV. Summary of restrictions on NWFP trade in the Japanese markets
APPENDIX V. Tariffs (import duty) facing selected NWFPs in China
APPENDIX VI.Tariffs (import duty) facing selected NWFPs in India