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Approved Commodity Code List Name Codes Generic Taxable Product 01 Generic Non-Taxable Product 02 Generic Taxable Service 03 Generic Non-Taxable Service 04 Exceptions 05 Live Plant and Animal Material 10 Floriculture and Silviculture Products 1016 Cut Flowers 101617 Pest Control Products 1019 Chemicals, Bio Chemicals, and Gas Materials 12 Elements and Gases 1214 Non Metals, Pure, Elemental Gases 121419 Sulfur S 12141912 Helium gas He 12142005 Additives 1216 Paper Materials and Products 14 Paper Products 1411 Printing and Writing Paper 141115 Onion Skin Paper 14111501 Vellum Paper 14111502 Parchment Paper 14111503 Tractor Feed Paper 14111504 Mimeograph Paper 14111505 Computer Printout Paper 14111506 Printer or Copier Paper 14111507 Facsimile Paper 14111508 Stationery Paper 14111509 Plotter Paper 14111510 Writing Paper 14111511 Graph Paper 14111512 Ledger Paper 14111513 Paper Pads or Notebooks 14111514 Calculator or Cash Register Paper 14111515 Notebook Filler Paper 14111516 Index Cards 14111518 Cardstock Papers 14111519 Blotter Paper 14111520 Tracing Paper 14111523 Foolscap Sheets 14111524 Multipurpose Paper 14111525 Telephone Message Pads or Books 14111526 Carbonless Paper 14111527 Magnet Paper 14111528 Telex Rolls 14111529 Self Adhesive Note Paper 14111530 Log Books or Pads 14111531 Assorted Paper Kits 14111532 Examination Booklets or Forms 14111533 Music Score or Manuscript Papers 14111534 Telegraph Papers 14111535 Library Book or Borrowers Card 14111536 Label Papers 14111537 Novelty Paper 141116 Gift Wrapping Paper or Bags or Boxes 14111601 Business Cards 14111604 Greeting or Note or Post Cards 14111605 Art or Craft Paper 14111606 Poster Boards 14111607 Gift Certificate Paper 14111608 Cover Paper 14111609 Construction Paper 14111610 Invitation or Announcement Cards 14111611 Banner Paper 14111613 Album Paper or Tissues 14111614 Poster Papers 14111615 Lining Papers 14111616 Personal Paper Products 141117 Facial Tissues 14111701 Toilet seat covers 14111702 Paper Towels 14111703 Toilet Tissue 14111704 Paper napkins or serviettes 14111705 Paper table cloth 14111706 Business use papers 141118 Tickets or ticket rolls 14111801 Receipts or receipt books 14111802 Vouchers 14111803 Bills or bill books 14111804 Checks or check books 14111805 Business forms or questionnaires 14111806 Multipurpose business book 14111807 Accounting forms or accounting books 14111808 Bill of lading forms or bill of lading books 14111809 Personnel forms or personnel books 14111810 Sales forms or sales books 14111811 Inventory forms or inventory books 14111812 Correspondence forms or correspondence books 14111813 Tax forms or tax books 14111814 Tent cards 14111815 Applicant fingerprint cards 14111816 Deposit verification form 14111817 Thermal paper 14111818 Industrial use papers 1412 Paperboard and packaging papers 141215 Cardboard 14121503 Packaging paper 14121504 Tissue papers 141216 Laminated papers 141217 Waxed paper 14121806 Butcher papers 14121807 Freezer paper 14121808 Masking paper 14121809 Photography paper 14121812 Fuels, Additives, Lubes, Anti Corrosive Mat'l 15 Fuels 1510 Petroleum and Distillates 151015 Kerosene 15101502 Naphtha 15101503 Aviation Fuel 15101504 Diesel Fuel 15101505 Gasoline or Petrol 15101506 Benzene 15101507 Crude oil 15101508 Marine fuel 15101509 Condensate 15101510 Fuel Oils 151017 Heating Fuel Oil 15101701 Gaseous Fuels and Additives 1511 Gaseous Fuels 151115 Propane 15111501 Butane 15111505 Lubricants, Oils, Greases, Anti Corrosives 1512 Lubricating Preparations 151215 Engine Oil 15121501 Gear Oil 15121503 General Purpose Lubricants 15121520 Manufacturing and Processing Machinery and Accessories 23 Food cooking and smoking machinery 231817 Cooking machinery 23181703 Industrial beverage processing machinery 231818 Coffee brewing equipment or supplies 23181801 Ice making machines 23181803 Mixers and their parts and accessories 2319 Material Handling Machinery and Supplies 24 Material handling machinery and equipment 2410 Industrial trucks 241015 Carts 24101501 Bulk transporters 24101502 Dollies 24101503 Hand trucks or accessories 24101504 Pallet trucks 24101505 Pushcarts 24101506 Lifting equipment and accessories 241016 Elevators 24101601 Hoists 24101602 Forklifts 24101603 Lifts 24101604 Loading equipment 24101605 Stackers 24101606 Winches 24101608 Tilts 24101609 Air bags for loading 24101614 Loading ramps 24101615 Scissor lift 24101617 Forklift or elevator accessories or supplies 24101629 Conveyors and accessories 241017 Dock equipment 241018 Dock levelers 24101801 Dock seals 24101802 Dock ramps 24101803 Strip doors 24101804 Dock bumpers 24101805 Dock ladders 24101806 Dock plates 24101807 Wheel chocks 24101808 Dock rails or accessories 24101809 Drum handling equipment 241019 Drum openers 24101901 Drum grabs 24101902 Drum lifters 24101903 Drum cradles 24101904 Spill deck 24101905 Drum recuperators 24101906 Spill containment supports 24101907 Shelving and storage 241020 Rack systems for rack mount electronic equipment 24102001 Bin handlers 24102002 Storage racks or shelves 24102004 Automated storage or retrieval systems 24102005 Work benches 24102006 Reel storage shelves 24102007 Portable reel holders 24102008 Wall mounted rails 24102009 Glass shelving 24102010 Warehousing equipment and supplies 241021 Cargo handling equipment 24102101 Warehouse carousels 24102102 Warehouse casers 24102103 Depalletizers 24102104 Palletizers 24102105 Industrial shrink wrap equipment 24102106 Cartoning machinery 24102107 Packaging compactors 24102108 Sack holders 24102109 Packing tools 241022 Stretch film dispensers 24102201 Box sealing tape dispensers 24102202 Bag sealing tools or equipment 24102203 Strapping dispenser 24102204 Air inflators 24102208 Automatic guided vehicles AGV 241023 Bar code guided automatic guided vehicle 24102301 Wire guided automatic guided vehicle 24102302 Containers and Storage 2411 Bags 241115 Canvas bags 24111501 Paper bags 24111502 Plastic bags 24111503 Flexible intermediate bulk containers 24111505 Laundry nets or bags 24111506 Tool bags 24111507 Tent bag 24111508 Water bags 24111509 Rope bags and rope packs 24111510 Tanks and cylinders and their accessories 241118 Reservoirs 24111801 Air or gas tanks or cylinders 24111802 Storage tanks 24111803 Calibrating tanks 24111804 Chemical tanks 24111805 Dip tanks 24111806 Expansion tanks 24111807 Fuel storage tanks 24111808 Processing tanks 24111809 Water storage tanks 24111810 Carboys 24111811 Containment basin 24111812 Rinse tanks 24111813 Bins and baskets 241120 Non metallic bins 24112003 Metallic bins 24112004 Metallic baskets 24112005 Non metallic baskets 24112006 Material handling racks 24112007 Casks and barrels and drums 241121 Casks 24112101 Barrels 24112102 Metallic drums 24112108 Non metallic drums 24112109 Intermediate bulk containers 24112110 Stabilizer 24112111 Drum lid 24112112 Cans and pails 241122 Metallic pails 24112204 Non metallic pails 24112205 Metallic flammable liquid cans 24112206 Non metallic flammable liquid cans 24112207 Spray kit 24112208 Jerrycans 24112209 Storage chests and cabinets and trunks 241124 Tool chests or boxes or cabinets 24112401 Hazardous materials cabinets 24112402 Tool belts 24112403 Box 24112404 Drawers 24112405 Box or shelf partitions 24112406 Mailboxes 24112407 Antistatic boxes 24112408 Box lids 24112409 Drawer slide 24112410 Corrugated and other supplies for distribution 241125 Slotted corrugated cartons 24112501 One piece die cut shipping cartons 24112502 Die cut corrugated shipping cartons with separate lids 24112503 Molded boxes 24112504 Liquid containers 241126 Jugs 24112601 Jars 24112602 Returnable Pallets 241127 Freight containers 241128 Dry freight container 24112801 Open top freight container 24112802 Platform freight container 24112803 Flatrack freight container 24112804 Packaging materials 2412 Packaging boxes and bags and pouches 241215 Packaging pouches or bags 24121502 Packaging boxes 24121503 Carded packaging 24121504 Conductive boxes 24121506 Rigid set up boxes 24121507 Egg trays 24121508 Packaging trays 24121509 Packaging cans 241218 Aerosol cans 24121801 Paint or varnish cans 24121802 Beverage cans 24121803 Food cans 24121804 Steel cans 24121805 Aluminum cans 24121806 Plastic cans 24121807 Bottles 241220 Squeeze bottles 24122001 Plastic bottles 24122002 Glass bottles 24122003 Caps or tops 24122004 Applicator bottles 24122005 Applicators 24122006 Industrial refrigeration 2413 Industrial refrigerators 241315 Combined refrigerator freezers 24131501 Liquid nitrogen refrigerators 24131502 Walk in refrigerators 24131503 Refrigerated containers 24131504 Refrigerated vessels 24131505 Refrigerated tanks 24131506 Industrial freezers 241316 Chest freezers 24131601 Upright freezers 24131602 Low temperature freezers 24131603 Freeze drying equipment 24131604 Walk in freezers 24131605 Plate freezers 24131606 Blast freezers 24131607 Ice makers 241319 Ice cube makers 24131901 Ice block makers 24131902 Packing Supplies 2414 Securing and protecting supplies 241415 Stretch wrap films 24141501 Shrink wrap films 24141502 Tamper proof or security seals 24141504 Tarpaulins 24141506 Anti static packaging films 24141507 Carton corner support 24141508 Rubber cord 24141509 Cable protectors 24141510 Load binders 24141511 Packing absorbents 24141512 Blister packs 24141513 Packaging films 24141514 Protective netting 24141515 Cushioning Supplies 241416 Bubble Wrap 24141601 Thermoforming Materials 24141602 Cushioning 24141603 Wadding Materials 24141604 Air Filled Packing Materials 24141605 Packing Peanuts 24141606 Cardboard Inserts
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    Café Royal Books / 10 years The Photographers’ Gallery / 6pm 03.12.15 BOOK ARTS NEWSLETTER ISSN 1754-9086 No. 101 December 2015 - January 2016 Published by Impact Press at the Centre for Fine Print Research, UWE Bristol, UK ARTIST’S COVER PAGE: CAFÉ ROYAL BOOKS In this issue: National and International Artists’ Books Exhibitions Pages 1 - 20 Announcements Pages 20 - 21 Courses, Conferences, Lectures & Workshops Pages 22 - 27 Opportunities Pages 27 - 32 Artist’s Book Fairs & Events Pages 33 - 34 Internet News Page 34 New Artists’ Publications Pages 34 - 45 Reports & Reviews Page 45 Stop Press! Pages 45 - 51 Artists’ Books Exhibitions in the Bower Ashton Library cases, UWE, Bristol, UK A Year of Making Artists’ Books Monday 7th December - Sunday 31st January 2016 This exhibition brings together work from the students of the one-year Hand-Printed Artists’ Books Course at Spike Print Studio (Jan-Dec 2015) led by Angie Butler. The books were made throughout their course from detailed project briefs and individual inspirations and designs. From very large to very small books, the exhibition covers many printing techniques including lino-printing, letterpress, rubber-stamp, roller printing, inkjet and photocopying, all held within the book format. There is a variety of structures, reconfigured books, various book- Jocelyn Châteauvert Amethyst Spiral bindings and fascinating foldings; just about something for everyone. Featured artists: Islam Aly (Iowa City, IA) Jocelyn Châteauvert (Charleston, SC) Mandy Coppes-Martin (Johannesburg, South Africa) Melissa Jay Craig (Chicago, IL) Ann Marie Kennedy (Raleigh, NC) Nnenna Okore (Chicago, IL) Trisha Oralie Martin (Chicago, IL) MCBA/Jerome Book Arts Mentorship Series V Until 19th February 2016 The Book Arts Mentorship is an artist development programme aimed at introducing book arts to emerging artists whose primary medium is in another discipline.