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BSG 30 - Attachment 2 - all food inspected from 9 countries Lodgement Date Line Tariff Code Stats Code Testing Regime Description of goods Quantity Units Country of origin 9/06/2009 1 20093990 96 Random FROZEN LEMON JUICE CONCENTRATE 54,600 KG ARGENTINA 16/06/2009 1 20081100 86 Risk ROASTED PEANUTS 600 KG ARGENTINA 23/06/2009 1 20093990 96 Random FROZEN CONCENTRATED LEMON JUICE 9,081.80 KG ARGENTINA 24/06/2009 1 22041022 22 Random SPARKLING WINE 2,385 L ARGENTINA 24/06/2009 1 22042120 71 Random RED WINE 54 L ARGENTINA 25/06/2009 1 12022000 3 Risk BLANCHED RAW PEANUT SHELLED 17,880 KG ARGENTINA 30/06/2009 1 12060000 7 Random SUNFLOWER KERNEL WHOLE 18,750 KG ARGENTINA 2/07/2009 1 3042900 92 Random HOKI FILLETS .1KG 23,970 KG ARGENTINA 3/07/2009 1 12022000 3 Risk BLANCHEDPEANUTS 24,000 KG ARGENTINA 7/07/2009 1 11042300 18 Random CEREAL GROATS OF MAIZE(CORN) 49,400 KG ARGENTINA 21/07/2009 1 20081100 86 Risk ROASTED PEANUTS 4,960 KG ARGENTINA 21/07/2009 2 20081100 86 Risk PEANUT BUTTER (NIL GST) 1,570 KG ARGENTINA 30/07/2009 1 18069000 17 Random CONFECTIONARY 10,978 KG ARGENTINA 4/08/2009 1 20093990 96 Random FROZEN LEMON JUICE CONCENTRATE 36,036 KG ARGENTINA 6/08/2009 1 18069000 17 Random CHOCLATE CONFECTIONARY 11,166.24 KG ARGENTINA 7/08/2009 1 12022000 3 Risk BLANCHEDPEANUTS 24,000 KG ARGENTINA 14/08/2009 1 12022000 3 Risk PEANUT BL RUNNER SPLIT HO 20,120 KG ARGENTINA 31/08/2009 1 15121100 22 H/O CRUDE SUNFLOWER SEED OIL 300 T ARGENTINA 31/08/2009 1 15121100 22 H/O CRUDE SUNFLOWER SEED OIL 1,000 T ARGENTINA 31/08/2009 1 15121100 22 H/O CRUDE SUNFLOWER SEED OIL 500 T ARGENTINA 31/08/20031/08/20099 1 15121100 22 H/O CRUDE SUNFSUNFLOWERLOWER SESEEDED OIL 50 T AARGENTINARGENTINA 31/08/2009 1 15121100 22 H/O CRUDE SUNFLOWER SEED OIL 450 T ARGENTINA 31/08/2009 1 15121100 22 H/O CRUDE SUNFLOWER SEED OIL 400 T ARGENTINA 1/09/2009 1 15121100 22 H/O CRUDE SUNFLOWER-SEED OR SAFFLOWER 1,700 T ARGENTINA 3/09/2009 7 17029090 40 Random OTHER SUGERS AND SUGAR SYRUPS 250 KG ARGENTINA 10/09/2009 1 18069000 17 Random CONFECTIONARY 11,060 KG ARGENTINA 11/09/2009 1 12022000 3 Risk BLANCHEDPEANUTS 24,220 KG ARGENTINA 15/09/2009 1 4090000 25 Random HONEY 55,355 KG ARGENTINA 18/09/2009 1 20096900 1 Random WHITE GRAPE JUICE CONCENTRATE 15,960 L ARGENTINA 12/10/2009 1 3041900 58 Random FISH FILLETS FRESH OR CHILLED 215 KG ARGENTINA 20/10/2009 1 3042900 62 Random FISH ALPESCA MINCE 22,631.61 KG ARGENTINA 21/10/2009 1 12022000 3 Risk BLANCHEDPEANUTS 24,200 KG ARGENTINA 4/08/2009 1 3061100 1 Risk LOBSTER - PANULIRUS SP 12,740 KG BRAZIL 28/05/2009 1 9011100 1 Random COFFEE BEANS NOT ROASTED NOT DECAFF 19,200 KG BRAZIL 3/06/2009 1 16041400 25 Risk OTHER PREPARED TUNA, SKIPJACK AND BO 13,752 KG BRAZIL 3/06/2009 2 16042000 38 Risk TUNA PATE 1,800 KG BRAZIL 11/06/2009 1 20091100 39 Random FROZEN ORANGE JUICE CONCENTRATE 18,900 KG BRAZIL 19/06/2009 1 35030010 5 Random BEEF SKIN GELATIN 16,860 KG BRAZIL Page 1 of 40 BSG 30 - Attachment 2 - all food inspected from 9 countries 23/06/2009 1 8013200 39 Random CASHEW KERNELS 15,875.72 KG BRAZIL 24/06/2009 1 9011100 1 Random COFFEE BEANS 19,200 KG BRAZIL 26/06/2009 1 9030000 13 Random MATE TEA 2,342 KG BRAZIL 3/07/2009 1 20091100 39 Random FROZEN ORANGE JUICE CONCENTRATE 18,900 KG BRAZIL 6/07/2009 1 20091100 39 Random FROZEN ORANGE JUICE CONC 18,900 KG BRAZIL 9/07/2009 15 9041100 33 Risk PEPPER PINK WHOLE 600 KG BRAZIL 14/07/2009 1 20091100 39 Random ORNAGE JUICE CONCENTRATE 125,042.40 KG BRAZIL 16/07/2009 1 20091100 39 Random FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 37,800 KG BRAZIL 17/07/2009 1 9011100 1 Random RAW GREEN COFFEE - BRAZIL 59.85 KG BRAZIL 17/07/2009 39 9011100 1 Random RAW GREEN COFFEE - BRAZIL 718.12 KG BRAZIL 17/07/2009 13 9011100 1 Random RAW GREEN COFFEE - BRAZIL 119.71 KG BRAZIL 17/07/2009 63 9011100 1 Random RAW GREEN COFFEE - BRAZIL 0.5 KG BRAZIL 17/07/2009 58 9011100 1 Random RAW GREEN COFFEE - BRAZIL 0.5 KG BRAZIL 17/07/2009 1 22042120 71 Random RED TABLE WINE 1,012.50 L BRAZIL 28/07/2009 1 9011100 1 Random UNDECAFFEINATED,UNROASTED COFFEE 21,600 KG BRAZIL 29/07/2009 1 9011100 1 Random COFFEE BEANS NOT ROASTED NOT DECAFF 19,200 KG BRAZIL 4/08/2009 1 13022000 11 Random PECTIN 150 RAPID SET 1,000 KG BRAZIL 4/08/2009 2 13022000 11 Random PECTIN TYPE 115MRS 3,625 KG BRAZIL 6/08/2009 1 20091100 39 Random FROZEN ORANGE JUICE CONCENTRATE 37,800 KG BRAZIL 10/08/2009 1 9011100 1 Random COFFEE BEANS, NOT DECAFFEINATED, NOT 19,360 KG BRAZIL 19/08/2009 29 9041100 33 Risk PEPPER PINK WHOLE 450 KG BRAZIL 20/08/20020/08/20099 1 9011100 1 Random GREEN COFFEE 19,200 KGBRAZIL 31/08/2009 5 9041100 33 Risk PEPPER PINK WHOLE 400 KG BRAZIL 7/09/2009 1 16025000 48 Active CORNED BEEF 19,975.68 KG BRAZIL 9/09/2009 7 9011100 1 Random GREEN COFFEE BEANS 5,000 KG BRAZIL 9/09/2009 5 9011100 1 Random GREEN COFFEE BEANS 10,000 KG BRAZIL 9/09/2009 3 9011100 1 Random GREEN COFFEE BEANS - 20,000 KG BRAZIL 9/09/2009 1 9019000 36 Random COFFEE, WHETHER OR NOT ROASTED OR D 1,650 KG BRAZIL 17/09/2009 1 9011100 1 Random COFFEE BEANS 19,200 KG BRAZIL 17/09/2009 1 21022000 51 Random INACTIVE YEAST EXTRACT 900 KG BRAZIL 18/09/2009 1 35030010 5 Random BEEF SKIN GELATIN 19,000 KG BRAZIL 24/09/2009 1 17049000 44 Random CANDY 13,044.34 KG BRAZIL 25/09/2009 1 20091100 39 Random CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE 25,043 KG BRAZIL 5/10/2009 8 9041100 33 Risk PEPPER PINK WHOLE 500 KG BRAZIL 7/10/2009 1 17049000 44 Random JELLY BEANS 14,750 KG BRAZIL 8/10/2009 1 17049000 44 Risk PEANUT CANDY BAR 718 KG BRAZIL 9/10/2009 1 20091100 39 Random FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 18,900 KG BRAZIL 13/10/2009 1 11081400 31 Random CASSAVA STARCH 1,000 KG BRAZIL 14/10/2009 1 20091100 39 Random FROZEN ORANGE CONCENTRATE 124,740 KG BRAZIL Page 2 of 40 BSG 30 - Attachment 2 - all food inspected from 9 countries 29/05/2009 1 16041500 53 Risk CANNED MACKEREL 18,972 KG CHILE 2/06/2009 1 22042120 71 Random RED WINE 978 CASES CASILL CABERNET SA 4,401 L CHILE 2/06/2009 2 22042120 71 Random 1009 CASES CONO SUR SYRAH 750ML 4,540.50 L CHILE 9/06/2009 1 3079100 35 Random FRESH OR CHILLED URCHIN ROE 66.4 KG CHILE 10/06/2009 1 3061400 4 Risk FROZEN COOKED CRAB MEAT - NO SHELL 10.43 KG CHILE 12/06/2009 1 22030069 20 Random BEER>3.5%VOL 57.59 LA CHILE 16/06/2009 1 8112000 19 Random FROZEN RED RASPBERRIES 17,400 KG CHILE 16/06/2009 2 8119000 22 Random BOYSENBERRIES 5,611.44 KG CHILE 24/06/2009 1 16041500 53 Risk MACKEREL 12,240 KG CHILE 29/06/2009 1 16041500 53 Risk PREPARED OR PRESERVED MACKEREL, WH 17,280 KG CHILE 2/07/2009 1 16041600 54 Random ANCHOVIES IN VEG OIL 10,819.20 KG CHILE 15/07/2009 1 8112000 19 Random FROZEN RASPBERRIES 22,000 KG CHILE 20/07/2009 1 9042000 19 Risk DEHYDRATED RED BELL PEPPER FLAKE - CA 4,500 KG CHILE 20/07/2009 3 9042000 19 Risk DEHYDRATED JALAPENO FLAKE - CAPSICUM 516.8 KG CHILE 20/07/2009 4 9042000 19 Risk JALAPENO POWDER - CAPSICUM ANNUM 72.55 KG CHILE 20/07/2009 2 9042000 19 Risk DEHYDRATED RED BELL PEPPER GRANULE 2,400 KG CHILE 24/07/2009 25 21039000 18 Random SAUCES, CONDIMENTS & SEASONINGS 1 UN CHILE 24/07/2009 15 20086000 50 Random CHERRIES PREPARED OR PRESERVED 19.2 L CHILE 24/07/2009 30 20097900 9 Random APPLE JUICE AND CONCENTRATE 28 L CHILE 24/07/2009 29 20091900 88 Random ORANGE CONCENTRATE PULP 82.5 L CHILE 24/07/2009 13 20087000 51 Random PEACHES IN SYRUP 57.6 KG CHILE 24/07/20024/07/20099 34 22082090 74 Random GRAPE SPIRITS 82.0582.05 LLAA CHILE 24/07/2009 14 20088000 6 Random STRAWBERRIES PREPARED OR PRESERVED 19.2 KG CHILE 24/07/2009 19 20089100 7 Random PALM HEARTS 12 KG CHILE 24/07/2009 31 20098000 25 Random OTHER FRUIT OR VEGETABLE JUICE 60 L CHILE 24/07/2009 32 20098000 25 Random OTHER FRUIT OR VEGETABLE JUICE 52.5 L CHILE 6/08/2009 1 22042120 70 Random WHITE WINE 279 L CHILE 6/08/2009 2 22042120 71 Random WINE RED 225 L CHILE 18/08/2009 5 21039000 18 Random MAYONNAISE 1 UN CHILE 18/08/2009 4 21039000 18 Random CHILLI (PASTE) 1 UN CHILE 26/08/2009 1 4090000 25 Random HONEY 490 KG CHILE 26/08/2009 4 22090000 34 Random VINEGAR 110 L CHILE 2/09/2009 4 22042120 71 Random RED WINE 196 CASES CASILL CARM 882 L CHILE 2/09/2009 2 22042120 71 Random RED WINE 392 CASES CASILL MERL 1,764 L CHILE 2/09/2009 1 22042120 71 Random RED WINE 924 CASES CASILL SHIRAZ 4,158 L CHILE 2/09/2009 3 22042120 71 Random RED WINE 196 CASES CASILL SHIR/ROS STL 882 L CHILE 2/09/2009 5 22042120 71 Random RED WINE 392 CASES CASILL C.SAUV 1,764 L CHILE 7/09/2009 1 8112000 19 Random FROZEN RASPBERRIES 22,000 KG CHILE 8/09/2009 1 16059000 64 Risk FROZEN COOKED MUSSEL MEAT 17,500 KG CHILE Page 3 of 40 BSG 30 - Attachment 2 - all food inspected from 9 countries 17/09/2009 1 16059000 62 Risk FROZEN COOKED MUSSEL MEAT 21,620 KG CHILE 17/09/2009 2 9042000 19 Risk BELLPEPPERS 3,220 KG CHILE 21/09/2009 2 22042120 71 Random RED WINE 896 CASES CASILLERO CARMENE 4,032 L CHILE 21/09/2009 3 22042120 70 Random WHITE WINE 280 CASES CASILLERO SAUVIG 1,260 L CHILE 21/09/2009 1 22042120 71 Random RED WINE 1176 CASES CASILLERO CABERN 5,292 L CHILE 29/09/2009 1 8119000 22 Random FROZEN BLUEBERRIES 15,912 KG CHILE 6/10/2009 1 15159000 65 Random MARGARINE; EDIBLE MIXTURES OR PREPAR 55 KG CHILE 8/10/2009 5 22042120 71 H/O RED WINE 196 CASES CASILLERO MELBEC 2 882 L CHILE 8/10/2009 2 22042120 71 H/O RED WINE 196 CASES CASILLERO MERLOT T 882 L CHILE 8/10/2009 3 22042120 71 H/O RED WINE 84 CASES CASILLERO SHIRZA/RO 378 L CHILE 8/10/2009 1 22042120 71 H/O RED WINE 240 CASES CASILLERO SHIRAZ TI 1,080 L CHILE 8/10/2009 3 22042120 71 H/O RED WINE 280 CASES CASILLERO MALBEC T 1,260 L CHILE 8/10/2009 1 22042120 71 H/O RED WINE 279 CASES CASILLERO CABERNE 1,255.50 L CHILE 8/10/2009 2 22042120 71 H/O RED WINE 112 CASES CASILLERO
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