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Annex

Table of Highly Processed Wooden Articles

Effective 4 May 2017 to 9 June 2017

The following articles, and parts thereof, are considered to be Highly Processed Wooden Articles.

Product

Balsawood articles

Blocks and sticks used in wine making

Book and album covers, wall plaques, trophy stands

Bracelets and items worn as jewellery

Clogs

Clothing related - including clothes hangers, shoe stretchers and trees and cedar balls

Commercially made stringed instruments

Craft related items including knitting needles; quilting hoops; crotchet hooks; buttons, beads and balls

Display stands and easels

Dowling

Hairbrushes (excluding brushes containing animal hair)

Imitation jewellery

Knife blocks and chopping boards

Laminated and engineered flooring that is ready for use

MDF items

Medical instruments

Mobile phone cases

New sporting goods

Office/school stationery e.g. rulers and clipboards

Pencils and pens (excludes pencils/pens containing bark)

Picture frames including framing for canvases

Plywood and veneer sheets (excluding sheets imported in bulk from New Zealand during BPL season)

Plywood articles

Rattan sticks used in oil/perfume diffusers

Reconstituted wood products

Reeds for musical instruments

Religious items including collection salvers, crosses and offertory bowls

Shelving and other items used in electric appliances (e.g. wine racks)

Skateboards

Speakers and sound equipment

Thin wooden articles less than 4mm in height and width

Toilet seats

Tool and brush/broom handles

Toothpicks

Toys and board games

Veneer articles

Weapons

Window dressings including venetian blinds; curtain rods, rings and shutters

Wine barrels for alcohol production excluding barrels containing chestnut bark hoops

Wooden cheese boxes

Wooden cutlery including chopsticks

Wooden decorative boxes used for bottles of wine and other alcohol

Wooden musical instruments (excludes instruments containing bark)

Wooden nail files

Wooden sticks and decorative boxes used in confectionary