§ Mr. OppenheimTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry if he will list all items and products subject to either tariffs of more than 5 per cent., bilateral or EC-wide import quotas, voluntary restraint agreements of any type or anti-dumping duties.
§ Mr. RedwoodOn the subjects of import quotas, voluntary restraint arrangements and anti-dumping duties, I refer my hon. Friend to my hon. Friend the Minister for Trade's replies of 17 January 1991 at columns593–94, 4 February 1991 at column 26 and 5 February 1991 at column 78. On the question of anti-dumping duties, there are certain changes to the list that was placed in the Library of the House. Linear Tungsten Halogen Lamps from Japan is now subject to definitive anti-dumping duties of 35.6 per cent. and 46.5 per cent. which will expire on 20 January 1996. The definitive anti-dumping duties in force against two of the products on the list—clogs from Sweden and hydraulic excavators from Japan—have now expired. Provisional anti-dumping duties of between 2.1 per cent. and 17.4 per cent. have been imposed on small-screen colour television receivers from Hong Kong and China; these are due to expire on 24 May 1991.
With regard to the Community's common customs tariff, a very wide range of products is subject to rates of more than 5 per cent. Full details are contained in the Official Journal of the European Communities which can be found in the Library of the House.