Imports into the Canary Islands of sensitive products: derogation of anti-dumping measures (amend. regul. 1602/92/EEC)

OBJECTIVE: to guarantee the supply of products intended for local consumption or tourism on the Canary Islands market at prices equivalent to those on the market before the introduction of the common commercial policy. COMMUNITY MEASURE: Regulation (EC) No 3257/94 amending Regulation (EEC) No 1602/92 temporarily derogating from implementation of Community anti-dumping measures on imports into the Canary Islands of certain sensitive products. SUBSTANCE: Imports of the products covered by the system of derogations, namely sensitive products intended for local consumption or tourism in the Canary Islands, will be exempt from anti-dumping duties, which will be collected when the products, originally exempt from such duties, are re-exported throughout the rest of the customs territory of the Community. The Regulation explicitly inserts the clause concerning the specific destination (in other words, a derogation purely for the Canary Islands market) so that the Spanish authorities take the necessary measures to ensure that: . duties are suspended solely for products destined for local consumption or tourism; . the CCT duties are collected when these products are re-exported to the rest of the Community. The Council did not accept the Commission's proposal to forward to its departments, on a set date, data concerning the use of these products. ENTRY INTO FORCE: 1 January 1995. �