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 PROCLAMATION 6641—DEC. 15, 1993 108 STAT. 5363 Annex II (con.) -64- Section (A). (con.) 123. (con.): 16. Theaggregate quantity of peanuts (grouid nuts), shelled or not shelled, blanched or otherwise prepared or preserved (except peanut butter), that arequalifying goods entered vnler stiiheadings 9906.12.01, 9906.12.04 and 9906.20.03 in anycalendar year, shall not exceed thequantity specified below for that year. Year WW 19 9S 1996 1997 19 96 1999 2000 aooi Mt M JMi mi 2006 2007 Ouantijy (leg) 3,377,000 3,478,000 3,583,000 3,690,000 3,801,000 3,915,000 4,032,000 4,153,000 4,278,000 4,406,000 4,538,000 4,675,000 4,815,000 4,959,000 Provided. That peanuts in the shell shall be charged against theabove quotas on thebasis of 75 kilograms for each 100 kilograms of peanuts in the shell. Beginning in calendar year 2008 quantitative limitations shall cease to apply on such qualifying goods. a) The aggregate quantity of sugars, synfs and molasses, entered under stiiieadings 9906.17.01, 9906.17.16, 9906.18.11 and 9906.21.29, that arequalifying goods, is thequantity determined by the Secretary of Agriculture in accordance with paragraphs 13 through 15 of Section A, Annex 703.2, Chapter Seven of theNorth American Free Trade Agreement. TheSecretary of Agriculture shall infonn the Secretary of theTreasury of.any determination made inder such provisions and shall piplish a notice of such determination in the Federal Register. Begimtng October 1, 2008, quantitative limitations shall cease to apply on such qualifying goods. b) Notwithstanding the quota provided for in 17(a) of this note, effective on or after October 1, 1994, raw sugar that is a qualifying good and that is entered for refining in the territory of the United States and re-exported to the territory of Mexico, and refined sugar that is a qualifying good and that is entered after refining in Mexico from raw sugar produced in, and exported from, the territory of theUnited States, in accordance with paragraph 22 of Section A, Annex 703.2, Chapter Seven of the North American Free Trade Agreement shall not be sipject to duty. Such sugar shall be entered only inder such terms, conditions, bunds or other requirements as theSecretary of Agriculture may determine are necessary to ensure compliance with theprovisions of theaforementioned paragraph 22. The aggregate quantity of articles containing over 65 percent by dry weight of sugars derived from sugar cane or sugar beets, whether or notmixed with other ingredients, capable of being further processed or mixed with simitar or other ingredients, and not prepared formarketing to the retail consuaers in the identical form and package in Uiich inportvd, that are qualifying goods entered under sUiheadings 9906.17.03, 9906.17.18, 9906.17.32, 9906.18.04, 9906.18.17, 9906.18.41, 9906.19.08, 9906.19.31, 9906.21.01, 9906.21.11 and 9906.21.44 in any calendar year, shall not exceed the quantity specified below for that year. T ear -S T. 1996 1997 19 96 19 99 2000 20 01 2002 Quantity (kg) 1,500,000 1,545,000 1,591.000 1,63 9,0 00 1.68 8,0 00 1,739,000 1,791.000 1,845,000 1.900,000 Beginning in calendar year 2003 quantitative limitations shall cease to apply on such qualifying goods.

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