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    Bureau of Export Trade Promotion


    (BETP)
    BUREAU OF EXPORT TRADE PROMOTION
    DTI International Building
    375 Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue
    Makati City 1200 Philippines
    SENEN M. PERLADA, Director
    RAFAEL P. MONTALVO, Jr.,
    Asst. Chief, OIC-Middle East/NICs/Africa Division
    Tel. No.: +632.465-3304, 465-3300 loc 247
    Fax No.: +632. 895.3654 VISION
    E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

    We are acknowledged globally as the


    BUREAU OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE country’s top—of—mind lead export
    RELATIONS
    375 Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue promotion agency driving the growth of
    Makati City 1200 Philippines Philippine exports to uplift the lives of the
    ANGELO SALVADOR M. BENEDICTOS, OIC, Director
    Tel. No.: +632.465-3363 Filipino people.
    Fax No.: +632.890.5149
    E-mail: [email protected]

    BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
    G/F OCOM Bldg.
    MISSION
    ASEAN-CHINA
    BOC, Port Area, Manila
    CORNELIA P. CASIANO
    Chief, Export Coordination Division
    Tel. No.: +632.527.4580
    E-mail: [email protected]
    We champion export growth through Free Trade Area
    strategic promotions founded on our
    comprehensive base of knowledge. (A C F T A)
    TARIFF COMMISSION
    5/F Philippine Heart Center Bldg.
    East Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City
    ATTY. EDGARDO B. ABON, Chairman
    Tel. No.: +632.433.5899; +632.926.8731,
    E-mail: [email protected]

    Export Market Opportunity Series

    Mayl 213 edition


    Guide to ASEAN - CHINA
    Free Trade Area (ACFTA)
    OVERVIEW
    ACFTA Benefits for Philippine Business Steps on How to Export via FTA
    Signed in 2004, the ASEAN-China Trade in Goods
    Agreement supported the vision to create the ASEAN-
    Sector Sample Products MFN ACFTA For ASEAN- CHINA FTA , Philippines Exporters
    China Free Trade Area (ACFTA) by 2010. Today, the
    Rate Rate to use Bureau of Customs Form E
    ACFTA has the biggest consumer market size in the
    world consisting of 1.93 billion consumers. Bananas 10 0
    Crude Coconut (copra) oil 1. Identify the right tariff code and FTA rate

    Resource and agro-


    Mineral oils and fuels
    Excluding Hongkong and Taiwan, the Asean China 9 0
     Naphtha, reformate or

    based products
    2. Check the applicable Rules of Origin (ROO )
    Free Trade Agreement allows zero tariffs for all preparations for prepar-
    6 0
    Normal Track (NT) products exported to China ing spirits 3. Apply for a Certificate of Origin (CO)
    consisting of 7,521 products including bananas, copra  Other fuel oils 6 5
    oil, mineral oils and fuels, selenium, industrial fatty  Other coal 5 0 4. Send the CO to the Importer
    alcohol, copper, machinery and mechanical appliances, (e.g.,briquettes)
    6 0
    and vehicles including parts and accessories.  Propylene, butylenes
    and butadiene Philippine Executive Orders
    Prospects in the China Market

    Chemicals
     5.5 0

    & Plastics
    Selenium
    EO 485 (Early Harvest):
     Lauryl alcohol
     Population of 1.3 B 7 0 www.tariffcommission.gov.ph/eo_485.htm
    GDP projections for 2013 is 8.3-8.8% growth  Industrial fatty alcohol 13 0
     Plastic scrap 6.5 0 EO 487 (1st Package NT ‘05-‘08):
    www.tariffcommission.gov.ph/eo_487.htm
     China is world’s 2nd largest economy Tinned iron or steel scrap 2 0
    Copper
    Metals 2 0
    EO 613 (2nd Package NT ‘07-‘08):
     World’s largest exporter (US$ 2.05T) and 2nd  Copper cathodes www.tariffcommission.gov.ph/eo_613.htm
    1.5 0
    largest importer ( US$ 1.82T)  Waste and scrap copper
     Copper foils, backed 7 0 EO 618: www.tariffcommission.gov.ph/eo_618.htm
     World’s largest market for personal computers (Implementation of reciprocal treatment)
    Machinery and mechanical
    appliances
    10 0
    EO 814 (Last Tranche NT ‘09-‘12):
     World’s biggest manufacturer and exporter of  Parts of air conditioners www.tariffcommission.gov.ph/eo_814.htm
    Machinery

    motor vehicles  Parts of other machinery, 4 0


    plant & equip of heading Useful Websites:
    84.19
     Demand for a number of commodities have Electrical machinery and equip- www.asean.org
    grown strongly ment
     Uninterrupted Power 10 0
    www.betp.dti.gov.ph
    Supply (UPS)
     Parts of ballast and other 8 0
    inductors www.pttc.gov.ph
    Vehicles incl. parts and acces-
    Auto Parts

    sories
     Other parts/accessories 10 0
    of motor vehicles
     Other parts and accesso- 10 0
    ries of other vehicles of
    87.02.04

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