Rate of the charge
43-3 Rate of the charge
Oranges
The rate of the charge on oranges is worked out using this table.
Citrus export charge—oranges | |
|---|---|
Item | Rate of charge |
1 | For oranges packed in citrus boxes, the sum of the following components: (a) 1.5 cents per box (the marketing component); (b) 6.40 cents per box (the research and development component); (c) 0.60 cents per box (the biosecurity activity component); (d) 2.1 cents per box (the biosecurity response component) |
2 | For oranges packed in containers that are not citrus boxes, the sum of the following components: (a) 1.5 cents per 20 kilograms of the oranges (the marketing component); (b) 6.40 cents per 20 kilograms of the oranges (the research and development component); (c) 0.60 cents per 20 kilograms of the oranges (the biosecurity activity component); (d) 2.1 cents per 20 kilograms of the oranges (the biosecurity response component) |
3 | For all other oranges, the sum of the following components: (a) 75 cents per tonne of the oranges (the marketing component); (b) $3.20 per tonne of the oranges (the research and development component); (c) 30 cents per tonne of the oranges (the biosecurity activity component); (d) $1.05 per tonne of the oranges (the biosecurity response component) |
For the definition of citrus box, see subclause (4).
Other citrus
The rate of the charge on other citrus is worked out using this table.
Citrus export charge—other citrus | |
|---|---|
Item | Rate of charge |
1 | For other citrus packed in citrus boxes, the sum of the following components: (a) 6.40 cents per box (the research and development component); (b) 0.60 cents per box (the biosecurity activity component); (c) 2.1 cents per box (the biosecurity response component) |
2 | For other citrus packed in containers that are not citrus boxes: (a) for grapefruit—the sum of the following components: (i) 6.40 cents per 16.67 kilograms of the grapefruit (the research and development component); (ii) 0.60 cents per 16.67 kilograms of the grapefruit (the biosecurity activity component); (iii) 2.1 cents per 16.67 kilograms of the grapefruit (the biosecurity response component); or (b) for other citrus—the sum of the following components: (i) 6.40 cents per 20 kilograms of the other citrus (the research and development component); (ii) 0.60 cents per 20 kilograms of the other citrus (the biosecurity activity component); (iii) 2.1 cents per 20 kilograms of the other citrus (the biosecurity response component) |
3 | For all other citrus, the sum of the following components: (a) $3.20 per tonne of the other citrus (the research and development component); (b) 30 cents per tonne of other citrus (the biosecurity activity component); (c) $1.05 per tonne of the other citrus (the biosecurity response component) |
For the definition of citrus box, see subclause (4).
Definitions
Orange means a fruit of the species Citrus sinensis.
Citrus box means a container of a kind:
used in the Australian horticultural industry for packing citrus; and
known in that industry as a bushel box or 30 litre box.
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