HC Deb 23 January 1980 vol 977 cc230-1W
Mr. Leighton

asked the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food whether he will circulate a table in the Official Report bringing up to date the information on levies on commodities from third countries circulated in answer to a question from the hon. Member for Newham, South (Mr. Spearing), Official Report, 27 July 1979, c. 705–6; and if

Item and CCT No. Common levy* M.C.A. Net import levy
£/MT P/LB £/MT P/LB £/MT P/LB
Common wheat (10.01A)* 50.221 2.28 6.519 0.30 43.702 1.98
Barley (10.03)* 44.301 2.01 5.786 0.26 38.515 1.75
Maize (10.05B)* 60.603 2.75 5.786 0.26 54.817 2.49
White sugar (17.01A) 112.131 5.09 3.21 0.15 108.921 4.94
Butter 82–84 per cent. fat content (04.03A) 1,417.818 64.37 21.16 0.96 1,396.658 63.41
Cheddar cheese (04.04EIb1bb) 1,201.884 54.57 16.09 0.73 1,185.794 53.84
Skimmed milk powder (04.02AIIb1) 542.998 24.65 8.60 0.39 534.398 24.26
Boneless frozen meat (02.01AIIb4bb33) 1,180.847 53.61 19.64 0.89 1,161.207 52.72
Lard (15.01AII) 79.826 3.62 2.79 0.13 77.036 3.49
Pigmeat carcases (02.01AIIIa1) 249.492 11.33 8.71 0.40 240. .782 10.93
Salted bacon sides (02.06BIa2aa) 319.363 14.50 11.15 0.51 308.213 13.99
Eggs (04.05AIb)* 355.609 16.14 14.77 0.67 340.839 15.47
Poultrymeat 70 per cent. chickens (02.02AIb)* 158.634 7.20 12.67 0.58 145.964 6.62
* Those items not yet affected by the latest green pound devaluation are respectively common wheat, barley, maize, eggs and poultry. For these commodities, conversion from European currency units into sterling has been made using the representative rate £1=1.70148 ECU and multiplying the resultant figures by the current monetary coefficient of 1.066. For remaining commodities, the representative rate used is £1=1.61641, and the monetary coefficient is 1.012.
†There is a special rate for imports from New Zealand.
‡This includes a supplementary levy applicable to imports from certain countries of origin. Regulations provide for supplementary levies to operate in this sector when average free-at-frontier offer prices fall below the sluice gate price.

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