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Section 1

Textile Quotas (Certificate And Endorsement) Regulations, reg. 1 · Revised Edition 2020

Customs Regulation 65 1. Short title. 2. Certificate of origin. 66 Customs Regulation Short title. 1. These Regulations may be cited as the 2. Where textiles of kinds subject to quota are imported into Belize from any part of the Commonwealth, the Comptroller of Customs may require, before such goods shall be permitted to enter Belize, the production of a certificate of origin and an endorsement of a chamber of commerce or other responsible body signed by the secretary or assistant secretary thereof in form A or B of the Schedule hereto certifying that such goods have been spun, woven and finished in the Commonwealth. Certificate of origin. Schedule Customs Regulation 67 (Regulation 2) Certificate of Origin in respect of piece goods containing 50 per cent or more of cotton or of artificial silk or of cotton and artificial silk combined for importation into Proprietor* Partner Director Secretary Principal Official** (name) of (name of firm or Company) of (address of firm or Company) (Manufacturer/ Supplier of the goods designated below, hereby declare that I have the means of knowing and do hereby certify1. That the merchandise designated below has been spun, woven and finished in the Commonwealth. 2. That this merchandise is to be shipped to (Port of ultimate destination), via from 68 Customs Regulation (Port of shipment), consigned to (and address of consignee or “order”). *Delete words not applicable. **A principal official must be duly authorized in writing by his firm or company. Customs Regulation 69 Number and description of Marks and Description Quantity Total invoiced Numbers of contents packages value Signature Date (name) Secretary *(Assistant Secretary) of the (name of town) Chamber of Commerce, Confirm on behalf of the Chamber the foregoing declaration made by (name of firm or company) of (address of firm or company) to the effect that the goods designate above have been spun, woven and finished in the Commonwealth. Signature Date *Delete designation not applicable. 70 Customs Regulation Superintendent of Imports and Exports confirm the foregoing declaration made by of (name of firm or company) of (address of firm or company) to the effect that the goods designated above have been spun, woven and finished in the Commonwealth. Signature Date Customs Regulation 71 Available only for consignments of a value not exceeding f5. (a) No. Indemnity No. Certificate of origin in respect of piece goods containing 50 per cent or more of cotton or of artificial silk, or of cotton and artificial silk combined, for importation into (Name of Country) Proprietor* Partner Director Secretary Principal Official** I (name) of_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (name of firm or company) (address of firm or company) Manufacturer/*Supplier _____________ of goods designated below, hereby declare that I have the means of knowing and do hereby certify as follows1. That the merchandise designated below has been spun, woven and finished in the Commonwealth. *Delete words not applicable. **A principal official must duly be authorised in writing by his firm or company. (a) To be stamped with the stamp of the certifying authority. 72 Customs Regulation 2. That this merchandise is to be shipped to _________________________ via _____________________ (port of ultimate destination) from ______________________________________________ (port of shipment) consigned to ________________________________________ (Name and address of consignee or “order”) Number and description of Marks and Description of Contents Quantity Invoiced Numbers Valued packages ................................... Signature ................................... Date
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