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(ii) The AQI user fees for an export or
reexport certificate for a commercial
shipment are shown in the following
table.
Amount
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Effective dates
October 1, 2009, through September 30, 2010 ........................
October 1, 2010, through September 30, 2011 ........................
Beginning October 1, 2011 ..........
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(iii) The AQI user fees for an export
or reexport certificate for a low-value
commercial shipment are shown in the
following table. A commercial shipment
is a low-value commercial shipment if
the items being shipped are identical to
those identified on the certificate; the
shipment is accompanied by an invoice
which states that the items being
shipped are worth less than $1,250; and
the shipper requests that the user fee
charged be based on the low value of the
shipment.
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October 1, 2009, through September 30, 2010 ........................
October 1, 2010, through September 30, 2011 ........................
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Done in Washington, DC, this 30th day of
June 2009.
Cindy Smith,
Acting Under Secretary for Marketing and
Regulatory Programs.
[FR Doc. E9–16146 Filed 7–7–09; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 3410–34–P
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Agricultural Marketing Service
7 CFR Part 1205
[Doc. #AMS–CN–09–0015; CN–09–002]
Cotton Board Rules and Regulations:
Adjusting Supplemental Assessment
on Imports (2009 Amendments)
AGENCY: Agricultural Marketing Service,
USDA.
ACTION: Final rule.
$42
SUMMARY: The Agricultural Marketing
Service (AMS) is amending the Cotton
60 Board Rules and Regulations by
61 increasing the value assigned to
imported cotton for calculating
(iv) The AQI user fees for an export
supplemental assessments collected for
or reexport certificate for a
use by the Cotton Research and
Promotion Program. An amendment is
noncommercial shipment are shown in
required to adjust the assessments
the following table.
collected on imported cotton and the
cotton content of imported products to
Amount
Effective dates
per
be the same as those paid on
shipment domestically produced cotton. In
addition, AMS is adding and changing
October 1, 2009, through September 30, 2010 ........................
$42 Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS)
statistical reporting numbers that were
October 1, 2010, through September 30, 2011 ........................
60 amended since the last assessment
Beginning October 1, 2011 ..........
61 adjustment.
DATES: Effective Date: August 7, 2009.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
(v) The AQI user fees for replacing
Shethir M. Riva, Chief, Research and
any certificate are shown in the
Promotion Staff, Cotton and Tobacco
following table.
Programs, AMS, USDA, Stop 0224, 1400
Independence Ave., SW., Room 2639–S,
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Washington, DC 20250–0224, telephone
(202) 720–6603, facsimile (202) 690–
1718, or e-mail at
Shethir.Riva@usda.gov.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Executive Order 12866
The Office of Management and Budget
has waived the review process required
by Executive Order 12866 for this
action.
Executive Order 12988
This rule has been reviewed under
Executive Order 12988, Civil Justice
Reform. It is not intended to have
retroactive effect. This rule would not
preempt any State or local laws,
regulations, or policies, unless they
present an irreconcilable conflict with
this rule.
The Cotton Research and Promotion
Act (7 U.S.C. 2101–2118) (‘‘Act’’)
provides that administrative
proceedings must be exhausted before
parties may file suit in court. Under
Section 12 of the Act, any person
subject to an order may file with the
Secretary a petition stating that the
order, any provision of the plan, or any
obligation imposed in connection with
the order is not in accordance with law
and requesting a modification of the
order or to be exempted therefrom. Such
person is afforded the opportunity for a
hearing on the petition. After the
hearing, the Secretary would rule on the
petition. The Act provides that the
District Court of the United States in
any district in which the person is an
inhabitant, or has his principal place of
business, has jurisdiction to review the
Secretary’s ruling, provided a complaint
is filed within 20 days from the date of
the entry of ruling.
Background
The Cotton Research and Promotion
Act Amendments of 1990 enacted by
Congress under Subtitle G of Title XIX
of the Food, Agriculture, Conservation,
and Trade Act of 1990 (Pub. L. 101–624)
on November 28, 1990, contained two
provisions that authorized changes in
the funding procedures for the Cotton
Research and Promotion Program.
These provisions are: (1) The
assessment of imported cotton and
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cotton products; and (2) termination of
the right of cotton producers to demand
a refund of assessments.
This rule increases the value assigned
to imported cotton in the Cotton Board
Rules and Regulations (7 CFR
1205.510(b)(2)). The total value is
determined by a two-part assessment.
The first part of the assessment is levied
on the weight of cotton produced or
imported at a rate of $1 per bale of
cotton, which is equivalent to 500
pounds, or $1 per 226.8 kilograms of
cotton. The second value is used to
calculate the supplemental assessments
on imported cotton and the cotton
content of imported products.
Supplemental assessments are levied at
a rate of five-tenths of one percent of the
value of domestically produced cotton,
imported cotton, and the cotton content
of imported products. The supplement
assessment is combined with the per
bale equivalent to determine the total
value and assessment of the imported
cotton or cotton-containing products.
The Cotton Research and Promotion
Rules and Regulations provide for
assigning the calendar year weighted
average price received by U.S. farmers
for Upland cotton to represent the value
of imported cotton. This is so that the
assessment on domestically produced
cotton and the assessment on imported
cotton and the cotton content of
imported products is the same. The
source for the average price statistic is
Agricultural Prices, a publication of the
National Agricultural Statistics Service
(NASS) of the U.S. Department of
Agriculture (USDA). Use of the
weighted average price figure in the
calculation of supplemental assessments
on imported cotton and the cotton
content of imported products will yield
an assessment that is the same as
assessments paid on domestically
produced cotton.
The current value of imported cotton
as published in the Federal Register (73
FR 69521) for the purpose of calculating
assessments on imported cotton is
$0.009874 per kilogram, which is
equivalent to 0.9874 cents per kilogram.
Using the Average Weighted Price
received by U.S. farmers for Upland
cotton for the calendar year 2008, the
new value of imported cotton is
$0.01088 per kilogram, which is
equivalent to $1.0880 cents per
kilogram, or $0.001006 per kilogram
more than the previous value.
An example of the complete
assessment formula and how the figures
are obtained is as follows:
One bale is equal to 500 pounds.
One kilogram equals 2.2046 pounds.
One pound equals 0.453597
kilograms.
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One Dollar per Bale Assessment
Converted to Kilograms
A 500-pound bale equals 226.8 kg.
(500 × .453597).
$1 per bale assessment equals
$0.002000 per pound (1/500) or
$0.004409 per kg. (1/226.8).
Supplemental Assessment of 5⁄10 of One
Percent of the Value of the Cotton
Converted to Kilograms
The 2008 calendar year weighted
average price received by producers for
Upland cotton is $0.587 per pound or
$1.294 per kg. (0.587 × 2.2046).
Five tenths of one percent of the
average price in kg. equals $0.006471
per kg. (1.294 × .005).
Total Assessment
The total assessment per kilogram of
raw cotton is obtained by adding the $1
per bale equivalent assessment of
$0.004409 per kg. and the supplemental
assessment $0.006471 per kg. which
equals $0.01088 per kg. and is
equivalent to $1.0880 cents per
kilogram.
The current assessment on imported
cotton is $0.009874 per kilogram of
imported cotton. The new assessment is
$0.01088, which is equivalent to
$1.0880 cents per kilogram, an increase
of $0.001006 per kilogram. This increase
reflects the increase in the Average
Weighted Price of Upland Cotton
Received by U.S. Farmers during the
period January through December 2008.
Since the value of cotton is the basis
of the supplemental assessment
calculation and the figures shown in the
right hand column of the Import
Assessment Table in section
1205.510(b)(3) are a result of such a
calculation, the figures in this table have
been revised. These figures indicate the
total assessment per kilogram due for
each HTS statistical reporting number
subject to assessment.
AMS also compared the current
import assessment table with the U.S.
International Trade Commission’s (ITC)
2009 HTS and identified HTS statistical
reporting numbers that have been
changed or amended by ITC. The HTS
statistical reporting number that
currently appears in section
1205.510(b)(3) is listed below on the left
side of the table with the new HTS
statistical reporting number on the right
side of the table. The new numbers
corresponds with the same ITC category,
but with the amended number as it
appears in ITC’s HTS.
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In addition, AMS removed HTS
statistical reporting numbers from
section 1205.510(b)(3) that were no
longer in the ITC official HTS on
November 19, 2008 (73 FR 69521) and
has worked with ITC to identify the new
corresponding HTS statistical reporting
numbers that ITC is using in the 2009
HTS. In many instances, the number is
a replacement of a previous number and
has no impact on the physical
properties or cotton content of the
product involved. In other instances, the
HTS statistical reporting numbers were
expanded and are now represented by
two HTS statistical reporting numbers.
Below on the left are the numbers
removed on November 19, 2008 (73 FR
69521), and on the right are the new
numbers that ITC currently is using and
whose categories correspond to the
previously removed HTS statistical
reporting numbers from 1205.510(b)(3).
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5210120000
5211210025
5211210035
5211210050
5211290090
5604900000
5702991010
5702991090
6109100005
6109100009
5208591000
5210191000
5211202125
5211202135
5211202150
5211202990
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6109100004
6109100004
6109100011
6110202067
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A proposed rule was published on
April 10, 2009, with a comment period
of April 10, 2009, through May 11, 2009
(74 FR 16331). AMS received one
comment from a trade association
representing American manufacturers,
brands, distributors, retailers, and
importers of textile and apparel
products, and related service providers.
The comment stated that the fee
increase is inappropriately timed and
current economic conditions argue
against increasing the cotton fee. AMS
disagrees. Section 1205.335(b)(2) of the
Order provides that the rate of the
supplemental assessment on imported
cotton shall be the same as that paid on
cotton produced in the United States.
Further, the regulations at section
1205.510(b)(2) issued under the Order
provide for assigning the calendar year
weighted average price received by U.S.
farmers for Upland cotton to represent
the value of imported cotton.
The source for the average price
statistic is Agricultural Prices, a
publication of the National Agricultural
Statistic Service (NASS) of the
Department. Use of the weighted
average price figure in the calculation of
supplemental assessments on imported
cotton and cotton content of imported
products will yield an assessment that
is the same as assessments paid on
domestically produced cotton. The
NASS numbers for Upland cotton for
2008 were used in this rulemaking,
while the NASS numbers for 2007 were
used in the final rule published in 2008
(73 FR 69521). One favorable comment
was received from a cotton producer
association in the 2008 rulemaking.
The comment received in this
rulemaking also stated that AMS is not
obligated to make an adjustment now
and cited past years in which no
adjustments were made. The years 2004
through 2007 were noted. However,
AMS issued a proposed rule for the
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2004 amendments to the supplemental
assessment in January 2005 (70 FR
2034). The proposal not only included
the 2004 adjustment to the
supplemental assessment in accordance
with the regulations but also proposed
that the total rate of assessment per
kilogram for imported cotton be
calculated by adding together the $1 per
bale equivalent assessment and the
supplemental assessment, and adjusting
the sum to account for the estimated
amount of U.S. cotton contained in
imported textile products. The proposal
was to address changes in the
composition of U.S. cotton use and the
anticipated ending of U.S. textile
quotas. The proposal was made after an
analysis of global cotton data and
development of a comprehensive
calculation to determine the percentage
of U.S. cotton contained in total
assessable cotton imports.
The 2005 proposal generated one
comment from the same trade
association that commented in this
action. In its 2005 comment, the
commenter advised AMS to reconsider
the then proposed formulation and do
further work that would more accurately
identify the amount of U.S. cotton
contained in imported cotton products.
As published in the November 20, 2006
Federal Register, AMS withdrew the
proposed rule (71 FR 67072). That
document noted that AMS was
withdrawing the 2005 proposed rule to
continue to evaluate the importer
assessment issue and garner additional
stakeholders’ input and economic data.
Adjustments to the supplemental
assessment then resumed with the 2008
amendments based on NASS data for
calendar year 2007.
Finally, the commenter asserted that
the proposed rule in this action would
not have been put forward but for the
change in the number of producer seats
on the Cotton Board mandated by
section 14202 of the Food,
Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008
(Pub. L. 110–246), more commonly
known as the 2008 Farm Bill. AMS
disagrees. Section 14202 of the 2008
Farm Bill amends the Cotton Research
and Promotion Act by designating the
States of Kansas, Virginia and Florida as
cotton-producing States beginning with
the 2008 crop. This amendment to the
Act is the result of an act of Congress
and changes the number of cottonproducing States only.
Regulatory Flexibility Act and
Paperwork Reduction Act
In accordance with the Regulatory
Flexibility Act (RFA) [5 U.S.C. 601–
612], AMS examined the economic
impact of this rule on small entities. The
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purpose of the RFA is to fit regulatory
actions to the scale of businesses subject
to such action so that small businesses
will not be unduly or disproportionately
burdened. The Small Business
Administration defines, in 13 CFR part
121, small agricultural producers as
those having annual receipts of no more
than $750,000 and small agricultural
service firms (importers) as having
receipts of no more than $7,000,000. An
estimated 13,000 importers are subject
to the rules and regulations issued
pursuant to the Cotton Research and
Promotion Order. Most are considered
small entities as defined by the Small
Business Administration.
This final rule would only affect
importers of cotton and cottoncontaining products and would raise the
assessments paid by the importers
under the Cotton Research and
Promotion Order. The current
assessment on imported cotton is
$0.009874 per kilogram, which is
equivalent to $0.9874 cents per
kilogram, of imported cotton. The new
assessment is $0.01088, which is
equivalent to $1.0880 cents per kilogram
and was calculated based on the 12month average of monthly weighted
average prices received by U.S. cotton
farmers. Section 1205.510, ‘‘Levy of
assessments’’, provides ‘‘the rate of the
supplemental assessment on imported
cotton will be the same as that levied on
cotton produced within the United
States.’’ In addition, section 1205.510
provides that the 12-month average of
monthly weighted average prices
received by U.S. farmers will be used as
the value of imported cotton for the
purpose of levying the supplemental
assessment on imported cotton.
Under the Cotton Research and
Promotion Program, assessments are
used by the Cotton Board to finance
research and promotion programs
designed to increase consumer demand
for Upland cotton in the United States
and international markets. In 2008,
producer assessments totaled $29.2
million and importer assessments
totaled $25.9 million. According to the
Cotton Board, should the volume of
cotton products imported into the U.S.
remain at the same level in 2009, one
could expect the increased assessment
to generate approximately $10.8 million.
Importers with line-items appearing
on U.S. Customs and Border Protection
documentation with value of the cotton
contained therein results of an
assessment of two dollars ($2.00) or less
will not be subject to assessments. In
addition, imported cotton and products
may be exempt from assessment if the
cotton content of products is U.S.
produced, cotton other than Upland, or
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imported products that are eligible to be
labeled as 100 percent organic under the
National Organic Program (7 CFR part
205) and who is not a split operation.
There are no Federal rules that
duplicate, overlap, or conflict with this
rule.
In compliance with Office of
Management and Budget (OMB)
regulations (5 CFR part 1320) which
implement the Paperwork Reduction
Act (PRA) (44 U.S.C. Chapter 35) the
information collection requirements
contained in the regulation to be
amended have been previously
approved by OMB and were assigned
control number 0581–0093. This rule
does not result in a change to the
information collection and
recordkeeping requirements previously
approved.
List of Subjects in 7 CFR Part 1205
Advertising, Agricultural research,
Cotton, Marketing agreements,
Reporting and recordkeeping
requirements.
■ For the reasons set forth in the
preamble 7 CFR Part 1205 is amended
as follows:
PART 1205—COTTON RESEARCH
AND PROMOTION
1. The authority citation for Part 1205
continues to read as follows:
■
Authority: 7 U.S.C. 2101–2118 and 7
U.S.C. 7401.
2. In § 1205.510, paragraph (b)(2) and
the table in paragraph (b)(3)(ii) are
revised to read as follows:
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§ 1205.510
Levy of assessments.
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(b) * * *
(2) The 12-month average of monthly
weighted average prices received by
U.S. farmers will be calculated
annually. Such weighted average will be
used as the value of imported cotton for
the purpose of levying the supplemental
assessment on imported cotton and will
be expressed in kilograms. The value of
imported cotton for the purpose of
levying this supplemental assessment is
$1.0880 cents per kilogram.
(3) * * *
(ii) * * *
IMPORT ASSESSMENT TABLE
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5208394090
5208396090
5208398020
5208412000
5208416000
5208418000
5208421000
5208423000
5208424000
5208425000
5208430000
5208492000
5208494020
5208494090
5208496010
5208496090
5208498090
5208512000
5208516060
5208518090
5208523020
5208523045
5208523090
5208524020
5208524045
5208524065
5208525020
5208591000
5208592025
5208592095
5208594090
5208596090
5209110020
5209110035
5209110090
5209120020
5209120040
5209190020
5209190040
5209190060
5209190090
5209210090
5209220020
5209220040
5209290040
5209290090
5209313000
5209316020
5209316035
5209316050
5209316090
5209320020
5209320040
E:\FR\FM\08JYR1.SGM
08JYR1
Conv. fact.
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
Cents/pkg.
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
32404
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IMPORT ASSESSMENT TABLE—
Continued
IMPORT ASSESSMENT TABLE—
Continued
IMPORT ASSESSMENT TABLE—
Continued
[Raw cotton fiber]
[Raw cotton fiber]
[Raw cotton fiber]
sroberts on DSKD5P82C1PROD with RULES
HTS No.
5209390020
5209390040
5209390060
5209390080
5209390090
5209413000
5209416020
5209416040
5209420020
5209420040
5209430030
5209430050
5209490020
5209490090
5209516035
5209516050
5209520020
5209590025
5209590040
5209590090
5210114020
5210114040
5210116020
5210116040
5210116060
5210118020
5210191000
5210192090
5210214040
5210216020
5210216060
5210218020
5210314020
5210314040
5210316020
5210318020
5210414000
5210416000
5210418000
5210498090
5210514040
5210516020
5210516040
5210516060
5211110090
5211120020
5211190020
5211190060
5211202125
5211202135
5211202150
5211202990
5211320020
5211390040
5211390060
5211490020
5211490090
5211590025
5212146090
5212156020
5212216090
5509530030
5509530060
5513110020
5513110040
5513110060
5513110090
5513120000
5513130020
VerDate Nov<24>2008
Conv. fact.
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.0309
1.0309
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.4165
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.6873
0.9164
0.9164
0.9164
0.5556
0.5556
0.4009
0.4009
0.4009
0.4009
0.4009
0.4009
16:30 Jul 07, 2009
Cents/pkg.
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.1216
1.1216
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.4532
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.7478
0.9970
0.9970
0.9970
0.6045
0.6045
0.4362
0.4362
0.4362
0.4362
0.4362
0.4362
Jkt 217001
PO 00000
HTS No.
Conv. fact.
5513210020
5513310000
5514120020
5516420060
5516910060
5516930090
5601210010
5601210090
5601300000
5602109090
5602290000
5602906000
5604909000
5607909000
5608901000
5608902300
5609001000
5609004000
5701104000
5701109000
5701901010
5702109020
5702312000
5702411000
5702412000
5702421000
5702913000
5702990500
5702991500
5703900000
5801210000
5801230000
5801250010
5801250020
5801260020
5802190000
5802300030
5804291000
5806200010
5806200090
5806310000
5806400000
5808107000
5808900010
5811002000
6001106000
6001210000
6001220000
6001910010
6001910020
6001920020
6001920030
6001920040
6003203000
6003306000
6003406000
6005210000
6005220000
6005230000
6005240000
6005310010
6005310080
6005320010
6005320080
6005330010
6005330080
6005340010
6005340080
6005410010
Frm 00016
Fmt 4700
0.4009
0.4009
0.4009
0.4009
0.4009
0.4009
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
0.5727
1.1455
0.526
0.5556
0.8889
1.1111
1.1111
1.1111
0.5556
0.0556
0.1111
1.0444
1.1
0.0778
0.0722
0.0778
0.0778
0.0889
1.1111
1.1111
0.4489
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
1.1455
0.5727
1.1455
0.3534
0.3534
1.1455
0.4296
0.5727
0.5727
1.1455
1.1455
0.8591
0.2864
0.8591
0.8591
0.2864
0.2864
0.2864
0.8681
0.2894
0.2894
0.8681
0.8681
0.8681
0.8681
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
Sfmt 4700
Cents/pkg.
0.4362
0.4362
0.4362
0.4362
0.4362
0.4362
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
0.6231
1.2463
0.5723
0.6045
0.9671
1.2089
1.2089
1.2089
0.6045
0.0605
0.1209
1.1363
1.1968
0.0846
0.0786
0.0846
0.0846
0.0967
1.2089
1.2089
0.4884
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
1.2463
0.6231
1.2463
0.3845
0.3845
1.2463
0.4674
0.6231
0.6231
1.2463
1.2463
0.9347
0.3116
0.9347
0.9347
0.3116
0.3116
0.3116
0.9445
0.3149
0.3149
0.9445
0.9445
0.9445
0.9445
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
HTS No.
6005410080
6005420010
6005420080
6005430010
6005430080
6005440010
6005440080
6006211000
6006221000
6006231000
6006241000
6006310040
6006310080
6006320040
6006320080
6006330040
6006330080
6006340040
6006340080
6006410085
6006420085
6006430085
6006440085
6101200010
6101200020
6102200010
6102200020
6103421020
6103421040
6103421050
6103421070
6103431520
6103431540
6103431550
6103431570
6104220040
6104220060
6104320000
6104420010
6104420020
6104520010
6104520020
6104622006
6104622011
6104622016
6104622021
6104622026
6104622028
6104622030
6104622060
6104632006
6104632011
6104632026
6104632028
6104632030
6104632060
6104692030
6105100010
6105100020
6105100030
6105202010
6105202030
6106100010
6106100020
6106100030
6106202010
6106202030
6107110010
6107110020
E:\FR\FM\08JYR1.SGM
08JYR1
Conv. fact.
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
0.2894
1.1574
1.1574
1.1574
1.1574
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
0.1157
1.0094
1.0094
1.0094
1.0094
0.8806
0.8806
0.8806
0.8806
0.2516
0.2516
0.2516
0.2516
0.9002
0.9002
0.9207
0.9002
0.9002
0.9312
0.9312
0.8806
0.8806
0.8806
0.8806
0.8806
0.8806
0.8806
0.8806
0.3774
0.3774
0.3774
0.3774
0.3774
0.3774
0.3858
0.985
0.985
0.985
0.3078
0.3078
0.985
0.985
0.985
0.3078
0.3078
1.1322
1.1322
Cents/pkg.
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
0.3149
1.2593
1.2593
1.2593
1.2593
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
0.1259
1.0982
1.0982
1.0982
1.0982
0.9581
0.9581
0.9581
0.9581
0.2737
0.2737
0.2737
0.2737
0.9794
0.9794
1.0017
0.9794
0.9794
1.0131
1.0131
0.9581
0.9581
0.9581
0.9581
0.9581
0.9581
0.9581
0.9581
0.4106
0.4106
0.4106
0.4106
0.4106
0.4106
0.4198
1.0717
1.0717
1.0717
0.3349
0.3349
1.0717
1.0717
1.0717
0.3349
0.3349
1.2318
1.2318
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32405
IMPORT ASSESSMENT TABLE—
Continued
IMPORT ASSESSMENT TABLE—
Continued
IMPORT ASSESSMENT TABLE—
Continued
[Raw cotton fiber]
[Raw cotton fiber]
[Raw cotton fiber]
sroberts on DSKD5P82C1PROD with RULES
HTS No.
6107120010
6107210010
6107220015
6107220025
6107910040
6108210010
6108210020
6108310010
6108310020
6108320010
6108320015
6108320025
6108910005
6108910015
6108910025
6108910030
6108920030
6109100004
6109100007
6109100011
6109100012
6109100014
6109100018
6109100023
6109100027
6109100037
6109100040
6109100045
6109100060
6109100065
6109100070
6109901007
6109901009
6109901049
6109901050
6109901060
6109901065
6109901090
6110202005
6110202010
6110202015
6110202020
6110202025
6110202030
6110202035
6110202040
6110202045
6110202067
6110202069
6110202077
6110202079
6110909022
6110909024
6110909030
6110909040
6110909042
6111201000
6111202000
6111203000
6111205000
6111206010
6111206020
6111206030
6111206050
6111206070
6111305020
6111305050
6111305070
6112110050
VerDate Nov<24>2008
Conv. fact.
0.5032
0.8806
0.3774
0.3774
1.2581
1.2445
1.2445
1.1201
1.1201
0.2489
0.2489
0.2489
1.2445
1.2445
1.2445
1.2445
0.2489
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.9956
0.3111
0.3111
0.3111
0.3111
0.3111
0.3111
0.3111
1.1837
1.1837
1.1837
1.1837
1.1837
1.1837
1.1837
1.1574
1.1574
1.1574
1.1574
1.1574
1.1574
0.263
0.263
0.3946
0.263
0.263
1.2581
1.2581
1.0064
1.0064
1.0064
1.0064
1.0064
1.0064
1.0064
0.2516
0.2516
0.2516
0.7548
16:30 Jul 07, 2009
Cents/pkg.
0.5475
0.9581
0.4106
0.4106
1.3688
1.3540
1.3540
1.2187
1.2187
0.2708
0.2708
0.2708
1.3540
1.3540
1.3540
1.3540
0.2708
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
1.0832
0.3385
0.3385
0.3385
0.3385
0.3385
0.3385
0.3385
1.2879
1.2879
1.2879
1.2879
1.2879
1.2879
1.2879
1.2593
1.2593
1.2593
1.2593
1.2593
1.2593
0.2861
0.2861
0.4293
0.2861
0.2861
1.3688
1.3688
1.0950
1.0950
1.0950
1.0950
1.0950
1.0950
1.0950
0.2737
0.2737
0.2737
0.8212
Jkt 217001
PO 00000
HTS No.
Conv. fact.
6112120010
6112120030
6112120040
6112120050
6112120060
6112390010
6112490010
6114200005
6114200010
6114200015
6114200020
6114200040
6114200046
6114200052
6114200060
6114301010
6114301020
6114303030
6115101510
6115103000
6115298010
6115959000
6115966020
6116101300
6116101720
6116926420
6116926430
6116926440
6116928800
6117809510
6117809540
6201121000
6201122010
6201122050
6201122060
6201134030
6201921000
6201921500
6201922010
6201922021
6201922031
6201922041
6201922051
6201922061
6201931000
6201933511
6201933521
6201999060
6202121000
6202122010
6202122025
6202122050
6202122060
6202134005
6202134020
6202921000
6202921500
6202922026
6202922061
6202922071
6202931000
6202935011
6202935021
6203122010
6203221000
6203322010
6203322040
6203332010
6203392010
Frm 00017
Fmt 4700
0.2516
0.2516
0.2516
0.2516
0.2516
1.1322
0.9435
0.9002
0.9002
0.9002
1.286
0.9002
0.9002
0.9002
0.9002
0.2572
0.2572
0.2572
1.0417
1.0417
1.0417
1.0417
0.2315
0.3655
0.8528
1.0965
1.2183
1.0965
1.0965
0.9747
0.3655
0.948
0.8953
0.6847
0.6847
0.2633
0.9267
1.1583
1.0296
1.2871
1.2871
1.2871
1.0296
1.0296
0.3089
0.2574
0.2574
0.2574
0.9372
1.1064
1.3017
0.8461
0.8461
0.2664
0.333
1.0413
1.0413
1.3017
1.0413
1.0413
0.3124
0.2603
0.2603
0.1302
1.3017
1.2366
1.2366
0.1302
1.1715
Sfmt 4700
Cents/pkg.
0.2737
0.2737
0.2737
0.2737
0.2737
1.2318
1.0265
0.9794
0.9794
0.9794
1.3992
0.9794
0.9794
0.9794
0.9794
0.2798
0.2798
0.2798
1.1334
1.1334
1.1334
1.1334
0.2519
0.3977
0.9278
1.1930
1.3255
1.1930
1.1930
1.0605
0.3977
1.0314
0.9741
0.7450
0.7450
0.2865
1.0082
1.2602
1.1202
1.4004
1.4004
1.4004
1.1202
1.1202
0.3361
0.2801
0.2801
0.2801
1.0197
1.2038
1.4162
0.9206
0.9206
0.2898
0.3623
1.1329
1.1329
1.4162
1.1329
1.1329
0.3399
0.2832
0.2832
0.1417
1.4162
1.3454
1.3454
0.1417
1.2746
HTS No.
6203399060
6203422010
6203422025
6203422050
6203422090
6203424006
6203424011
6203424016
6203424021
6203424026
6203424031
6203424036
6203424041
6203424046
6203424051
6203424056
6203424061
6203431500
6203434010
6203434020
6203434030
6203434040
6203498045
6204132010
6204192000
6204198090
6204221000
6204223030
6204223040
6204223050
6204223060
6204223065
6204292040
6204322010
6204322030
6204322040
6204423010
6204423030
6204423040
6204423050
6204423060
6204522010
6204522030
6204522040
6204522070
6204522080
6204533010
6204594060
6204622010
6204622025
6204622050
6204624006
6204624011
6204624021
6204624026
6204624031
6204624036
6204624041
6204624046
6204624051
6204624056
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Dated: June 30, 2009.
David R. Shipman,
Acting Administrator, Agricultural Marketing
Service.
[FR Doc. E9–16031 Filed 7–7–09; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 3410–02–P
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Rural Utilities Service
7 CFR Part 1730
RIN 0572–AC07
Interconnection of Distributed
Resources
Rural Utilities Service, USDA.
Final rule.
AGENCY:
ACTION:
SUMMARY: The Rural Utilities Service, an
agency delivering the U.S. Department
of Agriculture’s Rural Development
Utilities Programs, hereinafter referred
to as RUS, is amending its regulation to
require electric program borrowers
establish and maintain a written
standard policy relating to the
Interconnection of Distributed
Resources (IDR). The intended effect is
that owners of distributed resources
know what they have to do to connect
their facilities to the electric power
systems of borrower electric
cooperatives.
DATES: Effective Date: August 7, 2009.
Incorporation by reference of a certain
publication listed in this final rule is
approved by the Director of the Federal
Register as of August 7, 2009.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Donald Junta, USDA—Rural
Development Utilities Programs, 1400
Independence Avenue, SW.,
Washington, DC 20250–1569, telephone
(202) 720–3720 or e-mail to
Donald.Junta@wdc.usda.gov.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Agricultural Marketing Service
7 CFR Part 1205
[Doc. AMS-CN-09-0015; CN-09-002]
Cotton Board Rules and Regulations: Adjusting Supplemental
Assessment on Imports (2009 Amendments)
AGENCY: Agricultural Marketing Service, USDA.
ACTION: Final rule.
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SUMMARY: The Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) is amending the
Cotton Board Rules and Regulations by increasing the value assigned to
imported cotton for calculating supplemental assessments collected for
use by the Cotton Research and Promotion Program. An amendment is
required to adjust the assessments collected on imported cotton and the
cotton content of imported products to be the same as those paid on
domestically produced cotton. In addition, AMS is adding and changing
Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) statistical reporting numbers that
were amended since the last assessment adjustment.
DATES: Effective Date: August 7, 2009.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Shethir M. Riva, Chief, Research and
Promotion Staff, Cotton and Tobacco Programs, AMS, USDA, Stop 0224,
1400 Independence Ave., SW., Room 2639-S, Washington, DC 20250-0224,
telephone (202) 720-6603, facsimile (202) 690-1718, or e-mail at
Shethir.Riva@usda.gov.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Executive Order 12866
The Office of Management and Budget has waived the review process
required by Executive Order 12866 for this action.
Executive Order 12988
This rule has been reviewed under Executive Order 12988, Civil
Justice Reform. It is not intended to have retroactive effect. This
rule would not preempt any State or local laws, regulations, or
policies, unless they present an irreconcilable conflict with this
rule.
The Cotton Research and Promotion Act (7 U.S.C. 2101-2118)
(``Act'') provides that administrative proceedings must be exhausted
before parties may file suit in court. Under Section 12 of the Act, any
person subject to an order may file with the Secretary a petition
stating that the order, any provision of the plan, or any obligation
imposed in connection with the order is not in accordance with law and
requesting a modification of the order or to be exempted therefrom.
Such person is afforded the opportunity for a hearing on the petition.
After the hearing, the Secretary would rule on the petition. The Act
provides that the District Court of the United States in any district
in which the person is an inhabitant, or has his principal place of
business, has jurisdiction to review the Secretary's ruling, provided a
complaint is filed within 20 days from the date of the entry of ruling.
Background
The Cotton Research and Promotion Act Amendments of 1990 enacted by
Congress under Subtitle G of Title XIX of the Food, Agriculture,
Conservation, and Trade Act of 1990 (Pub. L. 101-624) on November 28,
1990, contained two provisions that authorized changes in the funding
procedures for the Cotton Research and Promotion Program.
These provisions are: (1) The assessment of imported cotton and
[[Page 32401]]
cotton products; and (2) termination of the right of cotton producers
to demand a refund of assessments.
This rule increases the value assigned to imported cotton in the
Cotton Board Rules and Regulations (7 CFR 1205.510(b)(2)). The total
value is determined by a two-part assessment. The first part of the
assessment is levied on the weight of cotton produced or imported at a
rate of $1 per bale of cotton, which is equivalent to 500 pounds, or $1
per 226.8 kilograms of cotton. The second value is used to calculate
the supplemental assessments on imported cotton and the cotton content
of imported products. Supplemental assessments are levied at a rate of
five-tenths of one percent of the value of domestically produced
cotton, imported cotton, and the cotton content of imported products.
The supplement assessment is combined with the per bale equivalent to
determine the total value and assessment of the imported cotton or
cotton-containing products.
The Cotton Research and Promotion Rules and Regulations provide for
assigning the calendar year weighted average price received by U.S.
farmers for Upland cotton to represent the value of imported cotton.
This is so that the assessment on domestically produced cotton and the
assessment on imported cotton and the cotton content of imported
products is the same. The source for the average price statistic is
Agricultural Prices, a publication of the National Agricultural
Statistics Service (NASS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Use of the weighted average price figure in the calculation of
supplemental assessments on imported cotton and the cotton content of
imported products will yield an assessment that is the same as
assessments paid on domestically produced cotton.
The current value of imported cotton as published in the Federal
Register (73 FR 69521) for the purpose of calculating assessments on
imported cotton is $0.009874 per kilogram, which is equivalent to
0.9874 cents per kilogram. Using the Average Weighted Price received by
U.S. farmers for Upland cotton for the calendar year 2008, the new
value of imported cotton is $0.01088 per kilogram, which is equivalent
to $1.0880 cents per kilogram, or $0.001006 per kilogram more than the
previous value.
An example of the complete assessment formula and how the figures
are obtained is as follows:
One bale is equal to 500 pounds.
One kilogram equals 2.2046 pounds.
One pound equals 0.453597 kilograms.
One Dollar per Bale Assessment Converted to Kilograms
A 500-pound bale equals 226.8 kg. (500 x .453597).
$1 per bale assessment equals $0.002000 per pound (1/500) or
$0.004409 per kg. (1/226.8).
Supplemental Assessment of \5/10\ of One Percent of the Value of the
Cotton Converted to Kilograms
The 2008 calendar year weighted average price received by producers
for Upland cotton is $0.587 per pound or $1.294 per kg. (0.587 x
2.2046).
Five tenths of one percent of the average price in kg. equals
$0.006471 per kg. (1.294 x .005).
Total Assessment
The total assessment per kilogram of raw cotton is obtained by
adding the $1 per bale equivalent assessment of $0.004409 per kg. and
the supplemental assessment $0.006471 per kg. which equals $0.01088 per
kg. and is equivalent to $1.0880 cents per kilogram.
The current assessment on imported cotton is $0.009874 per kilogram
of imported cotton. The new assessment is $0.01088, which is equivalent
to $1.0880 cents per kilogram, an increase of $0.001006 per kilogram.
This increase reflects the increase in the Average Weighted Price of
Upland Cotton Received by U.S. Farmers during the period January
through December 2008.
Since the value of cotton is the basis of the supplemental
assessment calculation and the figures shown in the right hand column
of the Import Assessment Table in section 1205.510(b)(3) are a result
of such a calculation, the figures in this table have been revised.
These figures indicate the total assessment per kilogram due for each
HTS statistical reporting number subject to assessment.
AMS also compared the current import assessment table with the U.S.
International Trade Commission's (ITC) 2009 HTS and identified HTS
statistical reporting numbers that have been changed or amended by ITC.
The HTS statistical reporting number that currently appears in section
1205.510(b)(3) is listed below on the left side of the table with the
new HTS statistical reporting number on the right side of the table.
The new numbers corresponds with the same ITC category, but with the
amended number as it appears in ITC's HTS.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current HTS New HTS
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5205420020 5205420021
5205440020 5205440021
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In addition, AMS removed HTS statistical reporting numbers from
section 1205.510(b)(3) that were no longer in the ITC official HTS on
November 19, 2008 (73 FR 69521) and has worked with ITC to identify the
new corresponding HTS statistical reporting numbers that ITC is using
in the 2009 HTS. In many instances, the number is a replacement of a
previous number and has no impact on the physical properties or cotton
content of the product involved. In other instances, the HTS
statistical reporting numbers were expanded and are now represented by
two HTS statistical reporting numbers. Below on the left are the
numbers removed on November 19, 2008 (73 FR 69521), and on the right
are the new numbers that ITC currently is using and whose categories
correspond to the previously removed HTS statistical reporting numbers
from 1205.510(b)(3).
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Removed HTS No. New HTS No.
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6204624065 6204624066
6205202015 6205202016
6205202020 6205202021
6205202025 6205202026
6205202030 6205202031
6205202035 6205202036
6205202046 6205202047
6205202050 6205202051
6205202060 6205202061
6205202065 6205202066
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6206303030 6206303031
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A proposed rule was published on April 10, 2009, with a comment
period of April 10, 2009, through May 11, 2009 (74 FR 16331). AMS
received one comment from a trade association representing American
manufacturers, brands, distributors, retailers, and importers of
textile and apparel products, and related service providers.
The comment stated that the fee increase is inappropriately timed
and current economic conditions argue against increasing the cotton
fee. AMS disagrees. Section 1205.335(b)(2) of the Order provides that
the rate of the supplemental assessment on imported cotton shall be the
same as that paid on cotton produced in the United States. Further, the
regulations at section 1205.510(b)(2) issued under the Order provide
for assigning the calendar year weighted average price received by U.S.
farmers for Upland cotton to represent the value of imported cotton.
The source for the average price statistic is Agricultural Prices,
a publication of the National Agricultural Statistic Service (NASS) of
the Department. Use of the weighted average price figure in the
calculation of supplemental assessments on imported cotton and cotton
content of imported products will yield an assessment that is the same
as assessments paid on domestically produced cotton. The NASS numbers
for Upland cotton for 2008 were used in this rulemaking, while the NASS
numbers for 2007 were used in the final rule published in 2008 (73 FR
69521). One favorable comment was received from a cotton producer
association in the 2008 rulemaking.
The comment received in this rulemaking also stated that AMS is not
obligated to make an adjustment now and cited past years in which no
adjustments were made. The years 2004 through 2007 were noted. However,
AMS issued a proposed rule for the 2004 amendments to the supplemental
assessment in January 2005 (70 FR 2034). The proposal not only included
the 2004 adjustment to the supplemental assessment in accordance with
the regulations but also proposed that the total rate of assessment per
kilogram for imported cotton be calculated by adding together the $1
per bale equivalent assessment and the supplemental assessment, and
adjusting the sum to account for the estimated amount of U.S. cotton
contained in imported textile products. The proposal was to address
changes in the composition of U.S. cotton use and the anticipated
ending of U.S. textile quotas. The proposal was made after an analysis
of global cotton data and development of a comprehensive calculation to
determine the percentage of U.S. cotton contained in total assessable
cotton imports.
The 2005 proposal generated one comment from the same trade
association that commented in this action. In its 2005 comment, the
commenter advised AMS to reconsider the then proposed formulation and
do further work that would more accurately identify the amount of U.S.
cotton contained in imported cotton products. As published in the
November 20, 2006 Federal Register, AMS withdrew the proposed rule (71
FR 67072). That document noted that AMS was withdrawing the 2005
proposed rule to continue to evaluate the importer assessment issue and
garner additional stakeholders' input and economic data. Adjustments to
the supplemental assessment then resumed with the 2008 amendments based
on NASS data for calendar year 2007.
Finally, the commenter asserted that the proposed rule in this
action would not have been put forward but for the change in the number
of producer seats on the Cotton Board mandated by section 14202 of the
Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 (Pub. L. 110-246), more
commonly known as the 2008 Farm Bill. AMS disagrees. Section 14202 of
the 2008 Farm Bill amends the Cotton Research and Promotion Act by
designating the States of Kansas, Virginia and Florida as cotton-
producing States beginning with the 2008 crop. This amendment to the
Act is the result of an act of Congress and changes the number of
cotton-producing States only.
Regulatory Flexibility Act and Paperwork Reduction Act
In accordance with the Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA) [5 U.S.C.
601-612], AMS examined the economic impact of this rule on small
entities. The purpose of the RFA is to fit regulatory actions to the
scale of businesses subject to such action so that small businesses
will not be unduly or disproportionately burdened. The Small Business
Administration defines, in 13 CFR part 121, small agricultural
producers as those having annual receipts of no more than $750,000 and
small agricultural service firms (importers) as having receipts of no
more than $7,000,000. An estimated 13,000 importers are subject to the
rules and regulations issued pursuant to the Cotton Research and
Promotion Order. Most are considered small entities as defined by the
Small Business Administration.
This final rule would only affect importers of cotton and cotton-
containing products and would raise the assessments paid by the
importers under the Cotton Research and Promotion Order. The current
assessment on imported cotton is $0.009874 per kilogram, which is
equivalent to $0.9874 cents per kilogram, of imported cotton. The new
assessment is $0.01088, which is equivalent to $1.0880 cents per
kilogram and was calculated based on the 12-month average of monthly
weighted average prices received by U.S. cotton farmers. Section
1205.510, ``Levy of assessments'', provides ``the rate of the
supplemental assessment on imported cotton will be the same as that
levied on cotton produced within the United States.'' In addition,
section 1205.510 provides that the 12-month average of monthly weighted
average prices received by U.S. farmers will be used as the value of
imported cotton for the purpose of levying the supplemental assessment
on imported cotton.
Under the Cotton Research and Promotion Program, assessments are
used by the Cotton Board to finance research and promotion programs
designed to increase consumer demand for Upland cotton in the United
States and international markets. In 2008, producer assessments totaled
$29.2 million and importer assessments totaled $25.9 million. According
to the Cotton Board, should the volume of cotton products imported into
the U.S. remain at the same level in 2009, one could expect the
increased assessment to generate approximately $10.8 million.
Importers with line-items appearing on U.S. Customs and Border
Protection documentation with value of the cotton contained therein
results of an assessment of two dollars ($2.00) or less will not be
subject to assessments. In addition, imported cotton and products may
be exempt from assessment if the cotton content of products is U.S.
produced, cotton other than Upland, or
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imported products that are eligible to be labeled as 100 percent
organic under the National Organic Program (7 CFR part 205) and who is
not a split operation.
There are no Federal rules that duplicate, overlap, or conflict
with this rule.
In compliance with Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
regulations (5 CFR part 1320) which implement the Paperwork Reduction
Act (PRA) (44 U.S.C. Chapter 35) the information collection
requirements contained in the regulation to be amended have been
previously approved by OMB and were assigned control number 0581-0093.
This rule does not result in a change to the information collection and
recordkeeping requirements previously approved.
List of Subjects in 7 CFR Part 1205
Advertising, Agricultural research, Cotton, Marketing agreements,
Reporting and recordkeeping requirements.
0
For the reasons set forth in the preamble 7 CFR Part 1205 is amended as
follows:
PART 1205--COTTON RESEARCH AND PROMOTION
0
1. The authority citation for Part 1205 continues to read as follows:
Authority: 7 U.S.C. 2101-2118 and 7 U.S.C. 7401.
0
2. In Sec. 1205.510, paragraph (b)(2) and the table in paragraph
(b)(3)(ii) are revised to read as follows:
Sec. 1205.510 Levy of assessments.
* * * * *
(b) * * *
(2) The 12-month average of monthly weighted average prices
received by U.S. farmers will be calculated annually. Such weighted
average will be used as the value of imported cotton for the purpose of
levying the supplemental assessment on imported cotton and will be
expressed in kilograms. The value of imported cotton for the purpose of
levying this supplemental assessment is $1.0880 cents per kilogram.
(3) * * *
(ii) * * *
Import Assessment Table
[Raw cotton fiber]
------------------------------------------------------------------------
HTS No. Conv. fact. Cents/pkg.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
5201000500 0 1.0880
5201001200 0 1.0880
5201001400 0 1.0880
5201001800 0 1.0880
5201002200 0 1.0880
5201002400 0 1.0880
5201002800 0 1.0880
5201003400 0 1.0880
5201003800 0 1.0880
5204110000 1.1111 1.2089
5204200000 1.1111 1.2089
5205111000 1.1111 1.2089
5205112000 1.1111 1.2089
5205121000 1.1111 1.2089
5205122000 1.1111 1.2089
5205131000 1.1111 1.2089
5205132000 1.1111 1.2089
5205141000 1.1111 1.2089
5205210020 1.1111 1.2089
5205210090 1.1111 1.2089
5205220020 1.1111 1.2089
5205220090 1.1111 1.2089
5205230020 1.1111 1.2089
5205230090 1.1111 1.2089
5205240020 1.1111 1.2089
5205240090 1.1111 1.2089
5205310000 1.1111 1.2089
5205320000 1.1111 1.2089
5205330000 1.1111 1.2089
5205340000 1.1111 1.2089
5205410020 1.1111 1.2089
5205410090 1.1111 1.2089
5205420021 1.1111 1.2089
5205420090 1.1111 1.2089
5205440021 1.1111 1.2089
5205440090 1.1111 1.2089
5206120000 0.5556 0.6045
5206130000 0.5556 0.6045
5206140000 0.5556 0.6045
5206220000 0.5556 0.6045
5206230000 0.5556 0.6045
5206240000 0.5556 0.6045
5206310000 0.5556 0.6045
5207100000 1.1111 1.2089
5207900000 0.5556 0.6045
5208112020 1.1455 1.2463
5208112040 1.1455 1.2463
5208112090 1.1455 1.2463
5208114020 1.1455 1.2463
5208114060 1.1455 1.2463
5208114090 1.1455 1.2463
5208118090 1.1455 1.2463
5208124020 1.1455 1.2463
5208124040 1.1455 1.2463
5208124090 1.1455 1.2463
5208126020 1.1455 1.2463
5208126040 1.1455 1.2463
5208126060 1.1455 1.2463
5208126090 1.1455 1.2463
5208128020 1.1455 1.2463
5208128090 1.1455 1.2463
5208130000 1.1455 1.2463
5208192020 1.1455 1.2463
5208192090 1.1455 1.2463
5208194020 1.1455 1.2463
5208194090 1.1455 1.2463
5208196020 1.1455 1.2463
5208196090 1.1455 1.2463
5208224040 1.1455 1.2463
5208224090 1.1455 1.2463
5208226020 1.1455 1.2463
5208226060 1.1455 1.2463
5208228020 1.1455 1.2463
5208230000 1.1455 1.2463
5208292020 1.1455 1.2463
5208292090 1.1455 1.2463
5208294090 1.1455 1.2463
5208296090 1.1455 1.2463
5208298020 1.1455 1.2463
5208312000 1.1455 1.2463
5208321000 1.1455 1.2463
5208323020 1.1455 1.2463
5208323040 1.1455 1.2463
5208323090 1.1455 1.2463
5208324020 1.1455 1.2463
5208324040 1.1455 1.2463
5208325020 1.1455 1.2463
5208330000 1.1455 1.2463
5208392020 1.1455 1.2463
5208392090 1.1455 1.2463
5208394090 1.1455 1.2463
5208396090 1.1455 1.2463
5208398020 1.1455 1.2463
5208412000 1.1455 1.2463
5208416000 1.1455 1.2463
5208418000 1.1455 1.2463
5208421000 1.1455 1.2463
5208423000 1.1455 1.2463
5208424000 1.1455 1.2463
5208425000 1.1455 1.2463
5208430000 1.1455 1.2463
5208492000 1.1455 1.2463
5208494020 1.1455 1.2463
5208494090 1.1455 1.2463
5208496010 1.1455 1.2463
5208496090 1.1455 1.2463
5208498090 1.1455 1.2463
5208512000 1.1455 1.2463
5208516060 1.1455 1.2463
5208518090 1.1455 1.2463
5208523020 1.1455 1.2463
5208523045 1.1455 1.2463
5208523090 1.1455 1.2463
5208524020 1.1455 1.2463
5208524045 1.1455 1.2463
5208524065 1.1455 1.2463
5208525020 1.1455 1.2463
5208591000 1.1455 1.2463
5208592025 1.1455 1.2463
5208592095 1.1455 1.2463
5208594090 1.1455 1.2463
5208596090 1.1455 1.2463
5209110020 1.1455 1.2463
5209110035 1.1455 1.2463
5209110090 1.1455 1.2463
5209120020 1.1455 1.2463
5209120040 1.1455 1.2463
5209190020 1.1455 1.2463
5209190040 1.1455 1.2463
5209190060 1.1455 1.2463
5209190090 1.1455 1.2463
5209210090 1.1455 1.2463
5209220020 1.1455 1.2463
5209220040 1.1455 1.2463
5209290040 1.1455 1.2463
5209290090 1.1455 1.2463
5209313000 1.1455 1.2463
5209316020 1.1455 1.2463
5209316035 1.1455 1.2463
5209316050 1.1455 1.2463
5209316090 1.1455 1.2463
5209320020 1.1455 1.2463
5209320040 1.1455 1.2463
[[Page 32404]]
5209390020 1.1455 1.2463
5209390040 1.1455 1.2463
5209390060 1.1455 1.2463
5209390080 1.1455 1.2463
5209390090 1.1455 1.2463
5209413000 1.1455 1.2463
5209416020 1.1455 1.2463
5209416040 1.1455 1.2463
5209420020 1.0309 1.1216
5209420040 1.0309 1.1216
5209430030 1.1455 1.2463
5209430050 1.1455 1.2463
5209490020 1.1455 1.2463
5209490090 1.1455 1.2463
5209516035 1.1455 1.2463
5209516050 1.1455 1.2463
5209520020 1.1455 1.2463
5209590025 1.1455 1.2463
5209590040 1.1455 1.2463
5209590090 1.1455 1.2463
5210114020 0.6873 0.7478
5210114040 0.6873 0.7478
5210116020 0.6873 0.7478
5210116040 0.6873 0.7478
5210116060 0.6873 0.7478
5210118020 0.6873 0.7478
5210191000 0.6873 0.7478
5210192090 0.6873 0.7478
5210214040 0.6873 0.7478
5210216020 0.6873 0.7478
5210216060 0.6873 0.7478
5210218020 0.6873 0.7478
5210314020 0.6873 0.7478
5210314040 0.6873 0.7478
5210316020 0.6873 0.7478
5210318020 0.6873 0.7478
5210414000 0.6873 0.7478
5210416000 0.6873 0.7478
5210418000 0.6873 0.7478
5210498090 0.6873 0.7478
5210514040 0.6873 0.7478
5210516020 0.6873 0.7478
5210516040 0.6873 0.7478
5210516060 0.6873 0.7478
5211110090 0.6873 0.7478
5211120020 0.6873 0.7478
5211190020 0.6873 0.7478
5211190060 0.6873 0.7478
5211202125 0.6873 0.7478
5211202135 0.4165 0.4532
5211202150 0.6873 0.7478
5211202990 0.6873 0.7478
5211320020 0.6873 0.7478
5211390040 0.6873 0.7478
5211390060 0.6873 0.7478
5211490020 0.6873 0.7478
5211490090 0.6873 0.7478
5211590025 0.6873 0.7478
5212146090 0.9164 0.9970
5212156020 0.9164 0.9970
5212216090 0.9164 0.9970
5509530030 0.5556 0.6045
5509530060 0.5556 0.6045
5513110020 0.4009 0.4362
5513110040 0.4009 0.4362
5513110060 0.4009 0.4362
5513110090 0.4009 0.4362
5513120000 0.4009 0.4362
5513130020 0.4009 0.4362
5513210020 0.4009 0.4362
5513310000 0.4009 0.4362
5514120020 0.4009 0.4362
5516420060 0.4009 0.4362
5516910060 0.4009 0.4362
5516930090 0.4009 0.4362
5601210010 1.1455 1.2463
5601210090 1.1455 1.2463
5601300000 1.1455 1.2463
5602109090 0.5727 0.6231
5602290000 1.1455 1.2463
5602906000 0.526 0.5723
5604909000 0.5556 0.6045
5607909000 0.8889 0.9671
5608901000 1.1111 1.2089
5608902300 1.1111 1.2089
5609001000 1.1111 1.2089
5609004000 0.5556 0.6045
5701104000 0.0556 0.0605
5701109000 0.1111 0.1209
5701901010 1.0444 1.1363
5702109020 1.1 1.1968
5702312000 0.0778 0.0846
5702411000 0.0722 0.0786
5702412000 0.0778 0.0846
5702421000 0.0778 0.0846
5702913000 0.0889 0.0967
5702990500 1.1111 1.2089
5702991500 1.1111 1.2089
5703900000 0.4489 0.4884
5801210000 1.1455 1.2463
5801230000 1.1455 1.2463
5801250010 1.1455 1.2463
5801250020 1.1455 1.2463
5801260020 1.1455 1.2463
5802190000 1.1455 1.2463
5802300030 0.5727 0.6231
5804291000 1.1455 1.2463
5806200010 0.3534 0.3845
5806200090 0.3534 0.3845
5806310000 1.1455 1.2463
5806400000 0.4296 0.4674
5808107000 0.5727 0.6231
5808900010 0.5727 0.6231
5811002000 1.1455 1.2463
6001106000 1.1455 1.2463
6001210000 0.8591 0.9347
6001220000 0.2864 0.3116
6001910010 0.8591 0.9347
6001910020 0.8591 0.9347
6001920020 0.2864 0.3116
6001920030 0.2864 0.3116
6001920040 0.2864 0.3116
6003203000 0.8681 0.9445
6003306000 0.2894 0.3149
6003406000 0.2894 0.3149
6005210000 0.8681 0.9445
6005220000 0.8681 0.9445
6005230000 0.8681 0.9445
6005240000 0.8681 0.9445
6005310010 0.2894 0.3149
6005310080 0.2894 0.3149
6005320010 0.2894 0.3149
6005320080 0.2894 0.3149
6005330010 0.2894 0.3149
6005330080 0.2894 0.3149
6005340010 0.2894 0.3149
6005340080 0.2894 0.3149
6005410010 0.2894 0.3149
6005410080 0.2894 0.3149
6005420010 0.2894 0.3149
6005420080 0.2894 0.3149
6005430010 0.2894 0.3149
6005430080 0.2894 0.3149
6005440010 0.2894 0.3149
6005440080 0.2894 0.3149
6006211000 1.1574 1.2593
6006221000 1.1574 1.2593
6006231000 1.1574 1.2593
6006241000 1.1574 1.2593
6006310040 0.1157 0.1259
6006310080 0.1157 0.1259
6006320040 0.1157 0.1259
6006320080 0.1157 0.1259
6006330040 0.1157 0.1259
6006330080 0.1157 0.1259
6006340040 0.1157 0.1259
6006340080 0.1157 0.1259
6006410085 0.1157 0.1259
6006420085 0.1157 0.1259
6006430085 0.1157 0.1259
6006440085 0.1157 0.1259
6101200010 1.0094 1.0982
6101200020 1.0094 1.0982
6102200010 1.0094 1.0982
6102200020 1.0094 1.0982
6103421020 0.8806 0.9581
6103421040 0.8806 0.9581
6103421050 0.8806 0.9581
6103421070 0.8806 0.9581
6103431520 0.2516 0.2737
6103431540 0.2516 0.2737
6103431550 0.2516 0.2737
6103431570 0.2516 0.2737
6104220040 0.9002 0.9794
6104220060 0.9002 0.9794
6104320000 0.9207 1.0017
6104420010 0.9002 0.9794
6104420020 0.9002 0.9794
6104520010 0.9312 1.0131
6104520020 0.9312 1.0131
6104622006 0.8806 0.9581
6104622011 0.8806 0.9581
6104622016 0.8806 0.9581
6104622021 0.8806 0.9581
6104622026 0.8806 0.9581
6104622028 0.8806 0.9581
6104622030 0.8806 0.9581
6104622060 0.8806 0.9581
6104632006 0.3774 0.4106
6104632011 0.3774 0.4106
6104632026 0.3774 0.4106
6104632028 0.3774 0.4106
6104632030 0.3774 0.4106
6104632060 0.3774 0.4106
6104692030 0.3858 0.4198
6105100010 0.985 1.0717
6105100020 0.985 1.0717
6105100030 0.985 1.0717
6105202010 0.3078 0.3349
6105202030 0.3078 0.3349
6106100010 0.985 1.0717
6106100020 0.985 1.0717
6106100030 0.985 1.0717
6106202010 0.3078 0.3349
6106202030 0.3078 0.3349
6107110010 1.1322 1.2318
6107110020 1.1322 1.2318
[[Page 32405]]
6107120010 0.5032 0.5475
6107210010 0.8806 0.9581
6107220015 0.3774 0.4106
6107220025 0.3774 0.4106
6107910040 1.2581 1.3688
6108210010 1.2445 1.3540
6108210020 1.2445 1.3540
6108310010 1.1201 1.2187
6108310020 1.1201 1.2187
6108320010 0.2489 0.2708
6108320015 0.2489 0.2708
6108320025 0.2489 0.2708
6108910005 1.2445 1.3540
6108910015 1.2445 1.3540
6108910025 1.2445 1.3540
6108910030 1.2445 1.3540
6108920030 0.2489 0.2708
6109100004 0.9956 1.0832
6109100007 0.9956 1.0832
6109100011 0.9956 1.0832
6109100012 0.9956 1.0832
6109100014 0.9956 1.0832
6109100018 0.9956 1.0832
6109100023 0.9956 1.0832
6109100027 0.9956 1.0832
6109100037 0.9956 1.0832
6109100040 0.9956 1.0832
6109100045 0.9956 1.0832
6109100060 0.9956 1.0832
6109100065 0.9956 1.0832
6109100070 0.9956 1.0832
6109901007 0.3111 0.3385
6109901009 0.3111 0.3385
6109901049 0.3111 0.3385
6109901050 0.3111 0.3385
6109901060 0.3111 0.3385
6109901065 0.3111 0.3385
6109901090 0.3111 0.3385
6110202005 1.1837 1.2879
6110202010 1.1837 1.2879
6110202015 1.1837 1.2879
6110202020 1.1837 1.2879
6110202025 1.1837 1.2879
6110202030 1.1837 1.2879
6110202035 1.1837 1.2879
6110202040 1.1574 1.2593
6110202045 1.1574 1.2593
6110202067 1.1574 1.2593
6110202069 1.1574 1.2593
6110202077 1.1574 1.2593
6110202079 1.1574 1.2593
6110909022 0.263 0.2861
6110909024 0.263 0.2861
6110909030 0.3946 0.4293
6110909040 0.263 0.2861
6110909042 0.263 0.2861
6111201000 1.2581 1.3688
6111202000 1.2581 1.3688
6111203000 1.0064 1.0950
6111205000 1.0064 1.0950
6111206010 1.0064 1.0950
6111206020 1.0064 1.0950
6111206030 1.0064 1.0950
6111206050 1.0064 1.0950
6111206070 1.0064 1.0950
6111305020 0.2516 0.2737
6111305050 0.2516 0.2737
6111305070 0.2516 0.2737
6112110050 0.7548 0.8212
6112120010 0.2516 0.2737
6112120030 0.2516 0.2737
6112120040 0.2516 0.2737
6112120050 0.2516 0.2737
6112120060 0.2516 0.2737
6112390010 1.1322 1.2318
6112490010 0.9435 1.0265
6114200005 0.9002 0.9794
6114200010 0.9002 0.9794
6114200015 0.9002 0.9794
6114200020 1.286 1.3992
6114200040 0.9002 0.9794
6114200046 0.9002 0.9794
6114200052 0.9002 0.9794
6114200060 0.9002 0.9794
6114301010 0.2572 0.2798
6114301020 0.2572 0.2798
6114303030 0.2572 0.2798
6115101510 1.0417 1.1334
6115103000 1.0417 1.1334
6115298010 1.0417 1.1334
6115959000 1.0417 1.1334
6115966020 0.2315 0.2519
6116101300 0.3655 0.3977
6116101720 0.8528 0.9278
6116926420 1.0965 1.1930
6116926430 1.2183 1.3255
6116926440 1.0965 1.1930
6116928800 1.0965 1.1930
6117809510 0.9747 1.0605
6117809540 0.3655 0.3977
6201121000 0.948 1.0314
6201122010 0.8953 0.9741
6201122050 0.6847 0.7450
6201122060 0.6847 0.7450
6201134030 0.2633 0.2865
6201921000 0.9267 1.0082
6201921500 1.1583 1.2602
6201922010 1.0296 1.1202
6201922021 1.2871 1.4004
6201922031 1.2871 1.4004
6201922041 1.2871 1.4004
6201922051 1.0296 1.1202
6201922061 1.0296 1.1202
6201931000 0.3089 0.3361
6201933511 0.2574 0.2801
6201933521 0.2574 0.2801
6201999060 0.2574 0.2801
6202121000 0.9372 1.0197
6202122010 1.1064 1.2038
6202122025 1.3017 1.4162
6202122050 0.8461 0.9206
6202122060 0.8461 0.9206
6202134005 0.2664 0.2898
6202134020 0.333 0.3623
6202921000 1.0413 1.1329
6202921500 1.0413 1.1329
6202922026 1.3017 1.4162
6202922061 1.0413 1.1329
6202922071 1.0413 1.1329
6202931000 0.3124 0.3399
6202935011 0.2603 0.2832
6202935021 0.2603 0.2832
6203122010 0.1302 0.1417
6203221000 1.3017 1.4162
6203322010 1.2366 1.3454
6203322040 1.2366 1.3454
6203332010 0.1302 0.1417
6203392010 1.1715 1.2746
6203399060 0.2603 0.2832
6203422010 0.9961 1.0838
6203422025 0.9961 1.0838
6203422050 0.9961 1.0838
6203422090 0.9961 1.0838
6203424006 1.2451 1.3547
6203424011 1.2451 1.3547
6203424016 0.9961 1.0838
6203424021 1.2451 1.3547
6203424026 1.2451 1.3547
6203424031 1.2451 1.3547
6203424036 1.2451 1.3547
6203424041 0.9961 1.0838
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