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C 46/73 Jornal Oficial Das Comunidades Europeias 19.2.1999 19.2.1999 PT Jornal Oficial das Comunidades Europeias C 46/73 Lista dos organismos e dos laboratórios designados pelos países terceiros para preencherem os documentos que devem acompanhar qualquer importaÇÃo de vinho publicada em aplicaÇÃo do n.o 1 do artigo 7.o do Regulamento (CEE) n.o 3590/85 da ComissÃo, de 18 de Dezembro de 1985, que estabelece as regras de execuÇÃo relativas À importaÇÃo de vinhos, de sumos e de mostos de uva (1999/C 46/06) (Esta lista anula e substitui a lista publicada no «Jornal Oficial das Comunidades Europeias» C 344 de 15 de Novembro de 1996, pÁgina 71) Pays Organismes Laboratoires LÄnder Amtliche Stellen Laboratorien Paese Organismi Laboratori Landen Instanties Laboratoria Country Agencies Laboratories Land Organ Laboratorium Ìωρα ÃργανισµïÝ Εργαστη ρια PaÍs Organismos Laboratorios PaÍs Organismos Laboratórios LÄnder Organ Laboratorier Maa Toimielimet Laboratoriot 12 3 Afrique du Sud South African Wine and Spirit Department of Agriculture, Plant and Quality Control, Südafrika Board, Private Bag X5015, Sudafrica Stellenbosch Stellenbosch 7599 Zuid-Afrika South Africa Office des vins et spiritueux Sydafrika d’Afrique du Sud, ΝÞτιïς Αæρικη Stellenbosch SudÁfrica África do Sul Sydafrika EtelÄ-Afrikka Alge´rie Office national de commer- — Laboratoire de´partemental d’Alger Algerien cialisation des produits viti- 10, rue Dinet Algeria vinicoles (ONCV), Alger 16000 Algerije 112, quai Sud, Algeria A-16000 Alger — Laboratoire central, unite´ Mohammadia Algeriet El Harrach Alger ΑλγερÝα — Laboratoire central Argelia 1, place Hoche Arge´lia Oran Algeriet Algeria — Laboratoire de Mostaganem, cave Campillo Route du Port Mostaganem Ancienne re´publique yougoslave Institute of Agriculture (Kiril i Institute of Agriculture (Kiril i Metodij University), RO Zemjo- de Mace´doine Metodij University), RO Zem- delski Institut, Skopje Ehemalige Jugoslawische Repu- jodelski Institut, Skopje blik Mazedonien Repubblica iugoslava di Mace- donia Voormalige Joegoslavische Re- publiek MacedoniË The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Den Tidligere Jugoslaviske Re- publik Makedonien C 46/74 PT Jornal Oficial das Comunidades Europeias 19.2.1999 12 3 Πρω ην Γιïυγκïσλαâικη ∆ηµï- κρατÝα της ΜακεδïνÝας Antigua República Yugoslava de Macedonia Antiga República Jugoslava da Macedónia F. d. 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