COTTON TEXTILES CQHHITTSE. Basic Statistics for the Long-Tern Arrangement

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GENERAL AGREEMENT 0/. TARIFFS *KD TRaDE RESTRICTED COT/W/ 5 10 November 1962 COTTON TEXTILES CQHHITTSE Basic Statistics for the Long-Tern Arrangement 1. The Statistical Sub-Committee at its meeting of 24 to 26 January 1962 amined the nature of the data which might be required for the implementation of the Long-Term Arrangement and recommended that certain statistics "on foreign trade, production and consumption of cotton ttiles be collected regularly (see L/1717, Section II, pp. 4-5). The Cotton Ttiles Committee at its meeting of 10 to 12 September 1962 agreed that members of the Committee would draw the attention of their governments to the fact that participating countries would be pected, in order to ensure the effective operation of the.mtrangement, to communicate to the secretariat statistics of imports and ports and other information, as envisaged in the report of the Statistical Sub-Committee and in accordance with Article 5 of the Arrangement. 2. Accordingly the secretariat has drawn up three questionnaires which are being sent to the participating countries. Copies of these questionnaires are attached for the information of the Committee.

COT/W/5 Page 2 COTTOi; TEXTILES COrS'UTTEE Questionnaire No. 1 Monthly Statistics on Foreign Trade in Cotton Ttiles 1. In order to ensure the effective operation of the Arrangement, statistics en production, foreign trade and consumption of cotton ttiles will be required by the Cotton Ttiles Committee. Participating countries are therefore invited, in accordance with Article 5 of the Arrangement, to communicate the necessary data to the secretariat. 2. Having regard to the need for current and up-to-date documentation on foreign trade in cotton ttiles, the present questionnaire lists data on trade which should be communicated on a monthly basis. Supplementary statistics on foreign trade as well as data en production and consumption which should be communicated less frequently are listed in Questionnaires No. 2 and 3. 3. The data to be collected on a monthly basi«i as from October 1961 are as follows : (i) Quantity and value of total imports and of total ports of the following groups of ttile products-'-: - cotton yarns - cotton fabrics, grey - cotton fabrics, other than grey - household made-up articles of cotton - clothing of all fibres of which: cotton clothing. If, for the last group mentioned, data on quantities are not available, only values should be reported. For detailed definitions of the groups to be distinguished, see Ann. As certain countries may have difficulties in distinguishing clothing made of cotton from that made of other fibres, figures covering all fibres should be accompanied at least by an estimate of the part represented by cotton.

COT/W/5 Page 3 (ii) Quantity and value of imports by provenance and of ports by destination- 1 - for each of the classes listed above. If, for the last group mentioned, data on quantities are not available, only values should be reported. As recommended by the Statistical Sub-Committee the data on imports should relate to retained imports. If such data are not available, the nature of the data supplied should be indicated. The information requested should be drawn up by the participating countries as rapidly as possible. Should the data listed under (i) be available before those under (ii) it would be helpful if the former data were supplied separately, in advance of the detailed statement defined under (ii). In the case of countries reporting provisional figures, final statements-or revisions of the provisional figures should be supplied with the subsequent submissions. The breakdown by provenance or destination should be given in the fullest possible detail; in all cases, countries participating in the Arrangement should be shown separately.

CCT/W/5 Page 4 ANNEX The groups of cotton ttiles tc be distinguished are defined in terms of the United Nations Standard International Trade Classification, 1960 Revision (SITC Rev.) and the Nomenclature for the Classification of Goods in Customs Tariffs of the Customs Co-operation Council, Brussels (BIN) as follows: SITC Rev. BIN Cotton yarns Cotton fabrics, grey- 651.3.4 652.1 55.05.06 55.07A.08A.09 A Cotton fabrics, other than grey- Household made-up articles of cotton 652.2 55.07B.08B.09B 58.04 656.9(1) 62.02 Clothing 841.1.2.4.5 60.02-06 61.01-11 05.03-07 Note: According to Article 9 of the Arrangement, the pression "cotton ttiles" includes yarns, piece-goods, made-up articles, garments, and other ttile manufactured products, in which cotton represents more than 50 per cent (by weight) of the fibre content, with the ception of hand-loom fabrics of the cottage industry. Should the data reported not comply with these specifications, detailed definitions should be supplied.

CÇT/W/5 Page 5 CCTTCIv" TEXTILES C01^VJITTEE Questionnaire î T o. 2 Quarterly Statistics on Froduction and Foreign Trade in Cotton Ttiles 1. In order to ensure the effective operation of the Arrangement, statistics on production, foreign trade and consumption of cotton ttiles will be required by the Cotton Ttiles Committee. Participating countries are therefore invited, in accordance with Article 5 of the Arrangement, to communicate the necessary data to the secretariat. 2. The present questionnaire lists statistics which might be supplied on a quarterly basis and covers data on production of cotton yarns and fabrics as well as information on trade completing the data listed in Questionnaire No. 1. 3. The data to be collected on a quarterly basis as from October 1961 are as follows: A. Data on Froduction (i) Production of cotton yarn (SITC 'lev. 651.3; BTK 55.05) (ii) Production of cotton woven fabrics of standard type (including fabrics for blankets) (SITC 652; Effi 55.07, 55.08, 55.09 and 58.04A). The data should include yarn and fabrics of cotton made in the cotton as well as in the other sectors of the ttile industries. In order to avoid double counting, the figures for yarn should represent single yarn; those on fabrics should relate to fabrics at loom stage. According to Article 9 of the Arrangement, yarns and fabrics of cotton are those in which cotton represents more than 50 (by weight) of the fibre content, with the ception of hand-loom fabrics of the cottage industry. If this definition is not followed, countries are requested to specify which definition has been used. B. Supplementary data on trade (i) Value (and quantity if available) of imports by provenance and ports by destination of miscellaneous cotton fabrics and made-up articles. The breakdown by fibre may be difficult to establish for some of the products included in this group; in that case figures for trade covering all fibres should be furnished together with an estimate of the part represented by cotton. The breakdown by provenance or destination should be given in the fullest possible detail; in all cases countries participating in the Arrangement should be shown separately, p For a detailed definition of this group of articles see Ann.

COT/W/5 Page 6 (ii) In order to arrive at comparable figures relating to retained imports for all participating countries, estimates of the quantity and value of re-ports broken down according to the countries of provenance, for each of the six groups of articles listed in the Ann, should be given on a quarterly basis by countries not reporting retained imports in their monthly statement.

CCT/W/5 Page 7 AMES. The groups of cotton ttiles to be distinguished are defined in terms of the United Nations Standard International Trade Classification, 1960 Revision (SITC Rev.) and the Nomenclature for the Classification of Goods in Customs Tariffs of the Customs Co-operation Council, Brussels (BTN) as follows: SITC Rev. BTN Cotton yarns Cotton fabrics, grey- Cotton fabrics, other than grey- Household made-up articles of cotton Clothing Miscellaneous cetton fabrics and made-up articles (tulle, lace, embroidery, special fabrics, carpets and other floor coverings, blankets and other made-up articles n.e.s.) 651.3.4 652.1 652.2 656.9(1) 841.1.2.4.5 653.7 654 655 656.1.2.6.9(2) 657 55.05.06 55.07A.08A.09A 55.07B.08B.09B 58.04 62.02 60.02-06 61.01-11 65.03-07 46.02 58.01-03 58.05-10 59,01-17 60.01 62.01 62.03-05 65.01-02 Note: According to Article 9 of the Arrangement, the pression "cotton ttiles" includes yarns, piece-goods, made-up articles, garments, and other ttile manufactured products, in which cotton represents more than 50 per cent (by weight) of the fibre content, with the ception of hand-loom fabrics of the cottage industry. Should the data reported not compày with these specifications, detailed definitions should be supplied.

COT/W/5 Page 8 COTTON T-JXTILES COrJCETTSE Questionnaire Mo. 3 Annual Data on Production and Consumption of Cotton Ttiles 1. In order to ensure the effective operation of the Arrangement, statistics on production, foreign trade and consumption of cotton ttiles will be required by the Cotton Ttiles Committee. Participating countries are therefore invited, in accordance with Article 5 of the Arrangement, to communicate the necessary data to the secretariat. 2. The present questionnaire covers information on consumption as well as certain data on production which might be made available by the participating countries in addition to those listed in Questionnaire No. 2. The information is to be submitted annually beginning 1961. 3. The following data should he collected: - mill consumption of raw cotton - total consumption^ of cotton yarns of which: - in cotton weaving - in the knitting industry - in the carpet industry - total consumption of cotton fabrics.., 4. Relevant data on production and consumption of clothing, in particular cotton clothing, may be communicated when available; in that case information on the methods of calculation and coverage should be given. It would also be useful if available information concerning changes in production capacity and plans for development of the cotton ttile and garment industries were provided. Ginned cotton lint as defined in the item 263.1 of the SITC Rev. (or the item 55.02 of the BTN) 2 tfhe.re actual consumption data are not available, figures for apparent consumption should be reported, with an indication of the methods of calculation.