Hagskýrslur um utanríkisverslun - 1964, Blaðsíða 67

Verzlunarskýrslur 1963
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therefore not as reliable as they should be. The import of some commodities is, in addition to weight,
also reported in cubic metres (m3) or numbers. For alcoholic beverages (see chapter 22) and partly
for ivood (see chapter 44) imported quantities are reported in cubic metrcs. The folloiving items are
reported in numbers: Tractors (No. 87.01), cars and trucks (Nos. 87.02, 87.03 and 87.04), airplanes
(No. 88.02.01), ships and boats (Nos. 89.01, 89.02 and 89.03), pianos (No. 92.01) and organs (No.
92.03). — Figures for m3 and numbers are, where they occur, listed next to the name of each country
of origin, but the total is in each case stated behind the text of the heading concerned.
3. The nomenclature is that of the new Icelandic Customs Tariff whicli came into effect in 1963. It
consists of the 1955 Nomenclature for the Classification of Goods in Customs Tariffs (B.T.N., 4 digit
code) of the Customs Co-operation Council (Brussels), as subdivided for statistical purposes (4 digits
plus subdivisions marked A, B, C, etc., these letters in the Icelandic nomcnclature being substituted
by numbers al 5th digit: A = l, B=2, etc.). A 6th digit is added for further subdivisions for national
use. A code number with 2 zeros at 5th and 6lh digits (XX.XX.OO) is identical witli the samc B.T.N.
code number, which has not been subdivided for statistical purposes nor is there a subdivision for
national use. — There are a few exceptions from the rule that figures 1, 2 etc. at 5th and 6th digits
indicate subdivisions for international statistical purposes and for national use respectively.
4. The tariff number of each heading is stated above its text to the left, but to the right is shown the co-
rresponding number in the Standard International Trade Classification, Revised.
5. A star in front of the text of a heading indicates that the text has been abbreviated. Thc full text can
be seen in the Customs Tariff itself which is available in English translation and can be obtained
from the Office of thc State Treasurer, Reykjavik, Iceland. As to code numbers of type XX.XX.00
or XX.XX.XO reference is made to the United Nations publication STATISTICAL PAPERS,
Series M, No. 34, pp. 49-130.
6. Countries from which imporls amount to less than 25 000 kr. (CIF) are not specified if their number
is 2 or more. The number of such countries is stated in brackets behind „önnur lönd“ or „ýmis lönd“
which signifies respectively „other countries“ and „sundry countries".
1. kafli. Lifandi dýr. FOB Tonn Þús. kr. CIF
FOB CIF Tonn Þús. kr. Þús. kr. 03.01.09 031.10
01.06.20 941.00 *Annar fískur í nr. 03.01, ísvarinn, kældur eða
*önnur lifandi dýr en þau, sem eru í nr. 01.01- 01.06.10. frystur. Vcstur-Þýzkaland 27,6 77 81
Danmörk 0,0 3 4 03.03.01 031.30
2. kafli. Kjöt og ætir hlutar af dýrum. Smokkfiskur og skelfiskur til beitu.
02.01.10 011.10 Noregur 531,0 2 342 2 925
*Kjöt af nautgripum nýtt, kælt eða fryst. 03.03.09 031.30
Pólland 0,0 0 0 *önnur krabbadýr og lmdýr í nr. 03.03.
02.02.00 Noregur 69,5 313 395
011.40
*Kjöt af alifuglum, nýtt, kælt eða fryst.
Qandarikin 0,0 0 0
02.06.10 012.10 4. kafli. Mjólkurafurðir; fuglaegg;
,,Bacon“, svínslæri og annað svínakjöt, saltað, býflugnahunang.
í saltlegi, þurrkað eða reykt. Ýmis lönd (3) ... 0,3 6 9 04.02.20 022.20 Mjólk og rjómi, niðursoðið, þurrkað eða sykrað,
02.06.20 012.90 í föstu formi, svo sem kökur eða duft.
Annnað kjöt í 02.06, saltað í saltlegi, þurrkað Ýmis lönd (2) ... 0,6 17 18
eða reykt Ýmis lönd (5) .. 1,1 23 29
04.03.00 023.00
3. kafli. Fiskur, krabbadýr og lindýr. Smjör. 0,8 30 34
03.01.01 031.10
Lifandi fiskur í fískibúri eða öðru íláti.
Alls 0,4 82 125 04.04.00 ] 024.00
Danmörk 0,2 55 82 Ostur og ostahlaup.
önnur lönd (3) .. 0,2 27 43 Ýmis lönd (2) ... 0,0 1 2
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