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2004 PSCC Description Unit of Measure 0101100001 A. Horses No. 0101100002 B. Asses, mules and hinnies No. 0101901000 - - Race horses No. 0101902000 - - Other horses No. 0101909000 - - Other No. 0102100001 Cattle No. 0102100002 Buffaloes No. 0102100009 Other No. 0102901000 - - Oxen No. 0102902000 - - Buffaloes No. 0102909001 Cattle No. 0102909009 Other No. 0103100000 - Pure-bred breeding animals No. 0103910001 A. In-Quota No. 0103910002 B. Out-Quota No. 0103920001 A. In-Quota No. 0103920002 B. Out-Quota No. 0104101000 - - Pure-bred breeding animals No. 0104109000 - - Other No. 0104201000 - - Pure-bred breeding animals No. 0104209001 A. In-Quota No. 0104209002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105111000 - - - Breeding fowls No. 0105119001 A. In-Quota No. 0105119002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105121000 - - - Breeding turkeys No. 0105129001 A. In-Quota No. 0105129002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105191000 - - - Breeding ducklings No. 0105192001 A. In-Quota No. 0105192002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105193000 - - - Breeding goslings No. 0105194001 A. In-Quota No. 0105194002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105195001 A. In-Quota No. 0105195002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105199001 A. In-Quota No. 0105199002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105921001 Hens No. 0105921002 Cocks No. 0105922000 - - - Fighting cocks No. 0105929001 A. In-Quota No. 0105929002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105931000 - - - Breeding fowls No. 0105932000 - - - Fighting cocks No. 0105939001 A. In-Quota No. 0105939002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105991001 A. In-Quota No. 0105991002 B. Out-Quota No. 2004 PSCC Description Unit of Measure 0105992001 A. In-Quota No. 0105992002 B. Out-Quota No. 0105993001 Geese No. 0105993002 Turkeys No. 0105993003 Guinea fowls No. 0105993004 Geese No. 0105993005 Turkeys No. 0105993006 Guinea fowls No. 0105994001 Geese No. 0105994002 Turkeys No. 0105994003 Guinea fowls No. 0105994004 Geese No. 0105994005 Turkeys No. 0105994006 Guinea fowls No. 0106110001 Monkeys No. 0106110009 Other No. 0106120000 - - Whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the No. 0106190000 - - Other No. 0106200001 Snakes Gross kg 0106200002 Turtles Gross kg 0106200009 Other Gross kg 0106310000 - - Birds of prey No. 0106320000 - - Psittaciformes (including parrots, parakeets, maca No. 0106390001 Doves and pigeons No. 0106390002 Quails No. 0106390009 Other birds No. 0106901000 - - For human consumption No. 0106909001 Rabbits No. 0106909002 Guinea pigs No. 0106909003 Frogs No. 0106909004 Earthworms Net kg 0106909005 Honey bees Gross kg 0106909006 Dogs No. 0106909007 Butterflies No. 0106909008 Animals, pure bred, for breeding No. 0106909009 Other No. 0201100000 - Carcasses and half-carcasses Net kg 0201200000 - Other cuts with bone in Net kg 0201300000 - Boneless Net kg 0202100000 - Carcasses and half-carcasses Net kg 0202200000 - Other cuts with bone in Net kg 0202300000 - Boneless Net kg 0203110001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0203110002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0203120001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0203120002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0203190001 a. In-Quota Net kg 0203190002 b. Out-Quota Net kg 0203190003 a. In-Quota Net kg 2004 PSCC Description Unit of Measure 0203190004 b. Out-Quota Net kg 0203190005 a. In-Quota Net kg 0203190006 b. Out-Quota Net kg 0203210001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0203210002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0203220001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0203220002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0203290001 a. In-Quota Net kg 0203290002 b. Out-Quota Net kg 0203290003 a. In-Quota Net kg 0203290004 b. Out-Quota Net kg 0203290005 a. In-Quota Net kg 0203290006 b. Out-Quota Net kg 0204100000 - Carcasses and half-carcasses of lamb, fresh or chil Net kg 0204210000 - - Carcasses and half-carcasses Net kg 0204220000 - - Other cuts with bone in Net kg 0204230000 - - Boneless Net kg 0204300000 - Carcasses and half-carcasses of lamb, frozen Net kg 0204410000 - - Carcasses and half-carcasses Net kg 0204420000 - - Other cuts with bone in Net kg 0204430000 - - Boneless Net kg 0204500001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0204500002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0205000000 Meat of horses, asses, mules or hinnies, fresh, chille Net kg 0206100000 - Of bovine animals, fresh or chilled Net kg 0206210000 - - Tongues Net kg 0206220000 - - Livers Net kg 0206290000 - - Other Net kg 0206300000 - Of swine, fresh or chilled Net kg 0206410000 - - Livers Net kg 0206490000 - - Other Net kg 0206800000 - Other, fresh or chilled Net kg 0206900000 - Other, frozen Net kg 0207110001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207110002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207120001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207120002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207130001 Cuts Net kg 0207130002 Offal Net kg 0207130003 Cuts Net kg 0207130004 Offal Net kg 0207141001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207141002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207142001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207142002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207143001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207143002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207149001 Cuts Net kg 0207149002 Offal Net kg 2004 PSCC Description Unit of Measure 0207149003 Cuts Net kg 0207149004 Offal Net kg 0207240001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207240002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207250001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207250002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207260001 Cuts Net kg 0207260002 Offal Net kg 0207260003 Cuts Net kg 0207260004 Offal Net kg 0207271001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207271002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207279001 Cuts Net kg 0207279002 Offal Net kg 0207279003 Cuts Net kg 0207279004 Offal Net kg 0207321001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207321002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207322001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207322002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207331001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207331002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207332001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207332002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207340001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207340002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207350001 Cuts Net kg 0207350002 Offal Net kg 0207350003 Cuts Net kg 0207350004 Offal Net kg 0207361001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207361002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0207362001 Cuts Net kg 0207362002 Offal Net kg 0207362003 Cuts Net kg 0207362004 Offal Net kg 0207363001 A. In-Quota Net kg 0207363002 B. Out-Quota Net kg 0208100000 - Of rabbits or hares Net kg 0208200000 - Frogs' legs Net kg 0208300000 - Of primates Net kg 0208400000 - Of whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the Net kg 0208500000 - Of reptiles (including snakes and turtles) Net kg 0208900000 - Other Net kg 0209000000 Pig fat, free of lean meat, and poultry fat, not rendere Net kg 0210110000 - - Hams, shoulders and cuts thereof, with bone in Net kg 0210120000 - - Bellies (streaky) and cuts thereof Net kg 0210191000 - - - Bacon Net kg 0210192000 - - - Ham, boneless Net kg 2004 PSCC Description Unit of Measure 0210199001 Tocino Net kg 0210199009 Other Net kg 0210200000 - Meat of bovine animals Net kg 0210910000 - - Of primates Net kg 0210920000 - - Of whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of th Net kg 0210930000 - - Of reptiles (including snakes and turtles) Net kg 0210991000 - - - Freeze-dried chicken dice Net kg 0210992000 - - - Dried pork skin Net kg 0210999001 Poultry liver Net kg 0210999002 Chicken meat Net kg 0210999003 Flours and meals Net kg 0210999009 Other Net kg 0301101000 - - Fish fry Gross kg 0301102000 - - Other, marine fish Gross kg 0301103000 - - Other, freshwater fish Gross kg 0301910000 - - Trout (Salmo trutta, Oncorhynchus mykiss, Oncor Gross kg 0301920000 - - Eels (Anguilla spp.) Gross kg 0301931000 - - - Carp breeder Gross kg 0301939000 - - - Other Gross kg 0301991101 Milkfish Gross kg 0301991102 Lapu-lapu Gross kg 0301991901 Milkfish Gross kg 0301991902 Lapu-lapu Gross kg 0301992100 - - - - For breeding Gross kg 0301992900 - - - - Other Gross kg 0301993001 A. Milkfish breeder Gross kg 0301993002 Lapu-lapu Gross kg 0301993009 Other Gross kg 0301994000 - - - Other freshwater fish Gross kg 0302110000 - - Trout (Salmo trutta, Oncorhynchus mykiss, Oncor Net kg 0302120000 - - Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka, Oncorhynch Net kg 0302190000 - - Other Net kg 0302210000 - - Halibut (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides, Hippogloss Net kg 0302220000 - - Plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) Net kg 0302230000 - - Sole (Solea spp.) Net kg 0302290000 - - Other Net kg 0302310000 - - Albacore or longfinned tunas (Thunnus alalunga) Net kg 0302320000 - - Yellowfin tunas (Thunnus albacares) Net kg 0302330000 - - Skipjack or stripe-bellied bonito Net kg 0302340000 - - Bigeye tunas (Thunnus obesus) Net kg 0302350000 - - Bluefin tunas (Thunnus thynnus) Net kg 0302360000 - - Southern bluefin tunas (Thunnus maccoyii) Net kg 0302390000 - - Other Net kg 0302400000 - Herrings (Clupea harengus, Clupea pallasii), exclud Net kg 0302500000 - Cod (Gadus morhua, Gadus ogac, Gadus macroce Net kg 0302610000 - - Sardines (Sardina pilchardus, Sardinops spp.), sa Net kg 0302620000 - - Haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) Net kg 0302630000 - - Coalfish (Pollachius virens) Net kg 0302640000 - - Mackerel (Scomber scombrus, Scomber australas Net kg 2004 PSCC Description Unit of Measure 0302650000 - - Dogfish and other sharks Net kg 0302660000 - - Eels (Anguilla spp.) Net kg 0302691000 - - - Marine fish Net kg 0302692001 Milkfish (bangus) Net kg 0302692002 Tilapia Net kg 0302692003 Catfish (hito) Net kg 0302692009 Other Net kg 0302700000 - Livers and roes Net kg 0303110000 - - Sockeye salmon (red salmon) (Oncorhynchus ner Net kg 0303190000 - - Other Net kg 0303210000 - - Trout (Salmo trutta, Oncorhynchus mykiss, Oncor Net kg 0303220000 - - Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and Danube salmon Net kg 0303290000 - - Other Net kg 0303310000 - - Halibut (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides, Hippogloss Net kg 0303320000 - - Plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) Net kg 0303330000 - - Sole (Solea spp.) Net kg 0303390000 - - Other Net kg 0303410000 - - Albacore or longfinned tunas (Thunnus alalunga) Net kg 0303420000 - - Yellowfin tunas (Thunnus albacares) Net kg 0303430000 - - Skipjack or stripe-bellied bonito Net kg 0303440000
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