List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for Exports (December 2014 Edition)

Inter-Agency Committee on Executive Order No. 1016 Resolution No. 01, S. 2013Jan 1, 1970Implementing Rules and Regulations25 min read

In December 2013, the Inter-Agency Committee on Executive Order No. 1016 approved an updated List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for Exports, reflecting the need for compliance with Presidential Decree No. 930 and Executive Order No. 1016. This list categorizes various products, including gold, copper concentrates, and firearms, that are either prohibited or regulated for export, requiring the prior approval of the committee for any new additions. The committee's annual review process ensures that the list remains current and relevant to the exporting sector's needs. The updated list was disseminated to relevant agencies and exporters to facilitate adherence to these regulations.

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December 2013

INTER-AGENCY COMMITTEE ON EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 1016 RESOLUTION NO. 01, S. 2013

"APPROVING THE LIST OF PROHIBITED AND REGULATED PRODUCTS FOR EXPORTS (DECEMBER 2013 EDITION) REFERRED TO AS ANNEX A OF THE REVISED RULES AND REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 930 AS WELL AS SECTION 4 OF THE RULES AND REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 1016"

WHEREAS, Presidential Decree No. 930 (13 May 1976) simplified the export procedures and documentation by realigning functions of certain government offices/agencies involved in processing export documents, by authorizing the issuance of periodic clearances, by adoption of standardized export documents, and for other purposes;

WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 2 of Presidential Decree No. 930, Revised Rules and Regulations were promulgated for the compliance, guidance and information of all concerned agencies. Included therein, as Annex A, is the List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for Exports.

WHEREAS, Executive Order No. 1016 (25 March 1985) withdrew the inspection, commodity and export clearance requirements on Philippine Exports. It created an Inter-Agency Committee (IAC) composed of a representative of the Department of Trade and Industry (formerly Ministry of Trade and Industry) as chairman, and representatives of the Department of Finance (formerly Ministry of Finance), Department of Budget and Management (formerly Ministry of Budget), Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (formerly Central Bank), and the National Economic and Development Authority as members. The IAC shall promulgate the necessary rules and regulations to effectively implement the provisions of said executive order;

WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 3 of Executive Order No. 1016, Revised Rules and Regulations were promulgated for the compliance, guidance and information of all concerned agencies; cCESTA

WHEREAS, Section 4, Rule II of the Revised Rules and Regulations Implementing Presidential Decree No. 930, provided that no new products shall be added to Annex A, without prior approval of the Inter-Agency Committee (IAC) on E.O. 1016. Further, Section 3 of Rule III required that no new export clearances shall be imposed without the prior approval of the IAC on E.O. 1016;

WHEREAS, in adherence to the provisions of the aforementioned decree and executive order and in consideration of the growing clamor from the exporting sector for updated List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for Exports, the IAC convened and deliberated on the proposed products from concerned commodity agencies taking into account the product specifications, justifications and legal bases. A revised List was approved in December 2012, said edition was issued in January 2013;

WHEREAS, in accordance with the provisions of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of the aforementioned presidential decree, the IAC conducted an annual review of the said List on October 18, 2013;

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Inter-Agency Committee on E.O. 1016 approves and adopts the List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for Exports — December 2013 Edition (Annex 1 of this Resolution).

AND, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Secretariat of the Inter-Agency Committee on E.O. 1016 furnishes the Bureau of Customs (BoC), concerned Commodity Agencies, all exporters' organizations with the List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for Exports — December 2013 Edition.

Approved this 27th day of December 2013.

Inter-Agency Committee on Executive Order No. 1016

(SGD.) LAURA B. PASCUAUndersecretary

(SGD.) EMMANUEL F. ESGUERRADeputy Director General

(SGD.) WILHELMINA C. MAÑALACManaging Director

(SGD.) CARLO A. CARAGUndersecretary

(SGD.) ATTY. ADRIAN S. CRISTOBAL, JR.Undersecretary

ATTACHMENT

List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for ExportAs of December 2013

Office	No.	Prohibited Products	Legal Bases	No.	Regulated Products	Legal Bases

Bangko Sentral ng	1	Gold from small-scale	R.A. No. 7076 "People's	1	Legal tender Philippine	• Manual of Regulations
Pilipinas (BSP)		mining, including panned	Small-Scale Mining Act of		notes and coins, checks,	on Foreign Exchange
		gold		1991", Section 17 (June		money order and other	Transactions issued
				27, 1991).		bills of exchange drawn	under Circular No. 645
						in pesos against banks	(13 February 2009), as
						operating in the	amended, Section 4 (1)
						Philippines in an amount	Cross-Border Transfer of
						exceeding PHP10,000.00.	Local and Foreign
								Currencies.
Board of					2	Copper concentrates	• Letter of Instruction No.
Investments (BOI)								1387 (February 21, 1984)

Bureau of Animal					3	Live animals whether	• CODEX and World
Industry (BAI)						domestic or wild (exotic	Organization for Animal
						or indigenous) animals	Health.
						which may be food
						producing, companion,	• R.A. No. 9296 "The
						aquatic, laboratory	Meat Inspection Code of
						including birds, worms,	the Philippines" (May 12,
						bees and butterflies, its	2004), Sections 28 and
						products and by-products,	29;
						veterinary feed
						premixes and biologics,	• E.O. No. 338 series of
						laboratory specimen of	2001 "Restructuring the
						animal origin, feeds and	Department of Agriculture,
						feed ingredients that may	Providing Funds therefore,
						be carriers of	and for other purposes
						communicable animal	(January 10, 2001);
						diseases.
								• E.O. No. 292
								"Administrative Code of
								1987" (July 25, 1987), Title
								IV, Chapter IV, Section 18;

								• DA A.O. No. 9, series of
								2010 "Department of
								Agriculture Administrative
								Order No. 08, series of 2009,
								as Amended" (April 12,
								2009);
								• DA A.O. No. 14, series of
								2012 "Promoting the
								Development of Apiculture or
								Honeybee Industry including
								its Official Controls and
								Regulatory Requirement
								under the Bureau of Animal
								Industry" (March 29, 2012).

Bureau of Fisheries	2	Humphead wrasse or	• Convention on	4	All fish and fishery/	• R.A. No. 8550 "The
and Aquatic		Napoleon wrasse	International Trade in		aquatic products (live,	Philippine Fisheries Code of
Resources (BFAR)		"Mameng" (Cheilinus	Endangered Species of		fresh, dried and/or	1998 "Section 61 (d)
		undulatus)		Wild Fauna and Flora		processed, frozen and	(February 25, 1998)
				(CITES) Appendix II, (12		chilled)
				January 2005 — CoP13,				• FAO No. 210 (May 27,
				Bangkok);				2001)

				• R.A. No. 8550 "The				• P.D. No. 704, as
				Philippine Fisheries Code				amended "Revising and
				of 1998" Section 97				Consolidating All Laws
				(February 25, 1998).				and Decrees Affecting
								Fishing and Fisheries"
	3	Live Mud crab "Alimango"	• R.A. No. 8550 "The	5	Live Mud crab "Alimango"	(May 16, 1975, As
		(Scylla serrata), carapace	Philippine Fisheries Code		(Scylla serrata), carapace	amended by P.D. No.
		length of less than 10 cm	of 1998" Section 61 (d)		length of 10 cm or over	1015 dated September
		and weight of less than	(February 25, 1998);		and weight of 200 grams	22, 1976; further
		200 grams.				or over.		amended by P.D. No.
				• Presidential Decree				1058; further amended by
				(P.D.) No. 704 "Fisheries				P.D. No. 1819 dated
				Decree of 1975" as				January 16, 1981)
				amended, Sections 4, 7
				and 18 (May 16, 1975);				• FAO No. 162
								(November 6, 1986)
				• Fisheries Administrative
				Order (FAO) No. 162				• R.A. No. 8550 "The
				(November 6, 1986);				Philippine Fisheries Code
								of 1998" Section 61 (d)
				• FAO No. 210 (May 27,				(February 25, 1998)
				2001).
								• FAO No. 210 (May 27,
								2001)

	4	Live Shrimps and Prawns	R.A. No. 8550 "The	6	Marine wildlife species:	• Act No. 4003 "Fisheries
		— spawner, breeder, eggs	Philippine Fisheries Code		Seasnakes: live, skin or	Act" as amended,
		and fry.		of 1998" Section 61 (b)		products from the skin or	Section 4 (December 5,
				(February 25, 1998).		meat.		1932)

	5	Marine wildlife species:					• R.A. No. 3512 "An Act
								Creating a Fisheries
		5.1. All Corals		5.1. • CITES Appendices II				Commission defining its
				& III;				powers, Duties and
								Functions, and
				• R.A. No. 8550 ''The				appropriating funds
				Philippine Fisheries Code of				therefor." (March 20, 1963)
				1998" Sections 91 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);				• FAO No. 69 (December
								3, 1963)
				• FAO No. 202 (August
				14, 2000)

		5.2. All Seahorses	5.2. • CITES Appendix II	7	Shells:
		(Hippocampus spp.)	(15 May 2004 — CoP12,
				Chile);		7.1. Black lip pearl	7.1. • Act No. 4003
						"Concha negra" (Pinctada	"Fisheries Act" as
				• R.A. No. 8550 "The		margaritifera), Minimum	amended, Section 4
				Philippine Fisheries Code		size is 11 cm, maximum	(December 5, 1932)
				of 1998" Section 97		outside long axis
				(February 25, 1998).		measurement, taken at	• Fish and Game
						right angle to the base.	Administrative Order
						Undersized not allowed	(FGAO) No. 11
						for harvest.		(September 2, 1935)

		5.3. Coconut Crab (Birgus	5.3. • R.A. No. 8550 "The		7.2. Gold lip pearl	7.2. Same
		latro)		Philippine Fisheries Code		"Concha blanca"
				of 1998" Sections 11 and		(Pinctada maxima),
				97 (February 25, 1998);		Minimum size is 19 cm,
						maximum outside long
				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,		axis measurement, taken
				2001).		at right angle to the base.
						Undersized not allowed
						for harvest.

		5.4. Dogfaced water	5.4. • CITES Appendix		7.3. Semi-finished or	7.3. • R.A. No. 8550
		snake (Cerberus	(13 February 1984, India);		Semi-processed Capiz	"The Philippine Fisheries
		rhynchops)			shells "Kapis", 8 cm or	Code of 1998" Section
				• R.A. No. 8550 "The		over in diameter	61 (d) (February 25, 1998)
				Philippine Fisheries Code		measured from the base
				of 1998" Sections 11 and		perpendicular towards	• FAO No. 210 (May
				97 (February 25, 1998);		the top edge of the shell,	27, 2001)
						undersized shell lot
				• FAO No. 208 (May		allowed for harvest.
				17, 2001).

		5.5. Elasmobranch and
		Sharks:

		5.5.1. Manta ray "Pagi"	5.5.1. • R.A. No. 8550 "The
		(Manta birostris), whether	Philippine Fisheries Code
		dead or alive, in any state	of 1998" Sections 65 and
		or form, whether raw or	107 (February 25, 1998);
		processed						• FAO No. 157,
				• FAO No. 193 (March				Section 3 (June 13, 1986).
				27, 1998).
		5.5.2. Great white			7.4. Hirose shell "Babae"	7.4. • Act No. 4003
		shark "Pating"				(Trochus noduliferus),	"Fisheries Act" as
		(Carcharodon carcharias)			Minimum size is 5 cm	amended, Section 4
						across the least diameter	(December 5, 1932)
						of the base, taken at
				5.5.2. • CITES Appendix II,		right angles to the axis.	• FGAO No. 11
				(January 12, 2005 —				(September 2, 1935)
				CoP13, Bangkok);

						7.5. Rough top shell or	7.5. Same
				• R.A. No. 8550 "The		trochus shell "Simong;
				Philippine Fisheries Code		trocha rough variety"
				of 1998" (February 25, 1998).		(Trochus maximus)
						Minimum size is 7.5 cm
						across the least diameter
		5.5.3. Whaleshark	5.5.3. • CITES Appendix II		of the base, measured at
		"Butanding" (Rhincodon	(13 February 2003 —		right angles to the axis
		typus), whether dead or	CoP12, Chile);
		alive, in any state or form,
		whether raw or processed	• R.A. No. 8550
				"The Philippine Fisheries
				Code of 1998" (February
				25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 193
				(March 27, 1998).

		5.5.4. All sawfishes	5.5.4. • CITES Appendix I,
		(Pristidae)		except Pristis microdon;
				Pristis microdon listed
				under CITES Appendix II,
				(effective September 13,
				2007 — CoP 14, The
				Hague, Netherlands);

				• R.A. No. 8550
				"The Philippine Fisheries
				Code of 1998" (February
				25, 1998).

		5.6. Marine		5.6. • CITES Appendices I
		Mammals/Cetaceans	& II;
		(whales, dolphins,
		porpoises)		• R.A. No. 8550 "The
				Philippine Fisheries Code
				of 1998" Sections 11 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,
				2001).

	6	Milkfish "Bangus" fry, Full	• R.A. No. 8550 "The
		grown Milkfish, Mother	Philippine Fisheries Code
		Bangus "Sabalo", Milkfish	of 1998" Section 61 (b)
		fingerling (not less than 25	(February 25, 1998);
		mm but not more than 100
		mm) (Charos chanos)	• P.D. No. 704, as
				amended, "Fisheries
				Decree of 1975", Sections
				4, 7 and 18 (May 16, 1975);

				• FAO No. 173 (February 5, 1991).

	7	Shells:

		7.1. Helmet Shells	7.1. • P.D. No. 704, as
		(Cassis comuta)	amended, "Fisheries
				Decree of 1975" Sections 4
				and 7 (May 16, 1975);

				• FAO No. 158
				(September 17, 1986).

		7.2. Semi-finished or	7.2. FAO No. 157 Section
		Semi-processed Capiz	3 (June 13, 1986)
		shells "Kapis", less than
		8 cm in diameter
		measured from the base
		perpendicular towards the
		top edge of the shell

		7.3. Live specimens, raw
		shells, meat and
		by-products of Giant
		Clams under the family
		Tridacnidae:

		7.3.1. True giant clams	7.3.1. • CITES Appendix II
		(Tridacna Gigas)	(29 July 1983)

				• R.A. No. 8550
				"The Philippine Fisheries
				Code of 1998" Sections 11
				and 97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,
				2001);


		7.3.2. Smooth giant	7.3.2. Same
		clam (Tridacna Derasa)

		7.3.3. Fluted or Scaly	7.3.3. • CITES Appendix II
		giant clam (Tridacna	(01 August 1985);
		Squamosa)
				• R.A. No. 8550 "The
				Philippine Fisheries Code
				of 1998" Sections 11 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,
				2001).

		7.3. Live specimens, raw
		shells, meat and by-
		products of Giant Clams
		under the family
		Tridacnidae:

		7.3.4. Elongated giant	7.3.4. Same
		clam (Tridacna Maxima)

		7.3.5. Boring or	7.3.5. Same
		Crocus clam (Tridacna Crocea)

		7.3.6. Strawberry or	7.3.6. Same
		Horse's hoof clam
		(Hippopus hippopus)

		7.3.7. China or		7.3.7. Same
		porcelain clam (Tridacna
		Porcellanus)

		7.4. Angel wing shell	7.4. • R.A. No. 8550 "The
		(Barnea manilensis)	Philippine Fisheries Code
				of 1998" Sections 11 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17, 2001)

		7.5. Beck's cowrie	7.5. Same
		(Cypraea beckii)

		7.6. Bent cerith	7.6. Same
		(CIypeomorus aduncus)

		7.7. Bullmouth helmet	7.7. Same
		(Cypraecassis rufa)

		7.8. Children's cowrie	7.8. Same
		(Cypraea childreni)

		7.9. Club-shaped boring	7.9. Same
		clam (Eufistulana mumia)

		7.10. Dance volva	7.10. Same
		(Phenacovolva dancei)

		7.11. Deep cap	7.11. Same
		(Malluvium lissus)

		7.12. Giant morum	7.12. Same
		(Morum grande)

		7.13. Girgyllus star shell	7.13. Same
		(Bolma girgyllus)

		7.14. Golden cowrie	7.14. Same
		(Cypraea aurantium)

		7.15. Great spotted cowrie	7.15. Same
		(Cypraea guttata)

		7.16. Green snail (Turbo	7.16. Same
		marmoratus)

		7.17. Katsue's cowrie	7.17. Same
		(Cypraea katsuae)

		7.18. Kurzi's morum	7.18. Same
		(Morum kurzi)

		7.19. Marie's cowrie	7.19. Same
		(Cypraea mariae)

		7.20. Martini's tibia (Tibia	7.20. Same
		martini)

		7.21. Martini's cowrie	7.21. Same
		(Cypraea martini)

		7.22. Network beak shell	7.22. Same
		(Varicospira crispata)

		7.23. Porter's cowrie	7.23. Same
		(Cypraea porter)

		7.24. Prince cowrie	7.24. Same
		(Cypraea valentia)

		7.25. Recluzia snail	7.25. Same
		(Recluzea lutea)

		7.26. Saul's cowrie	7.26. Same
		(Cypraea saulae)

		7.27. Smooth bonnet	7.27. Same
		(Phalium glabratum
		glabratum)

		7.28. Smooth top shell	7.28. Same
		(Trochus niloticus)

		7.29. Smudged moon	7.29. Same
		scallop (Amusium
		obliteratum)

		7.30. Toramachi's cowrie	7.30. Same
		(Cypraea teramachii)

		7.31. Thersite stromb	7.31. Same
		(Strombus thersites)

		7.32. True separatista	7.32. Same
		(Separatista blainvilliana)

		7.33. Triton or Charonia or	7.33. FAO 158
		trumpet shells (Charonia	(September 17, 1986)
		tritonis)

		7.34. Watson's morum	7.34. • R.A. No. 8550 "The
		(Morum watsoni)	Philippine Fisheries Code
				of 1998" Sections 11 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,
				2001)

		7.35. White toothed cowrie	7.35. Same
		(Cypraea leucodon)

		7.36. Wyville's bonnet	7.36. Same
		(Phalium coronadoi
		wyvillei)

	8	"Elvers" or Eel fry and	8. • R.A. No. 8550 "The
		fingerlings under Family	Philippine Fisheries Code
		Anguillidae, 15 cm or less	of 1998" Sections 61 (b),
		in length		99 and 107 (February 25,
				1998);

				• FAO No. 242 (April 10,
				2012)

Bureau of Plant	9	Saba banana (Musa	• BPI Quarantine	8	All plants, planting	• International Standards
Industry (BPI)		paradisiaca) planting	Administrative Order No. 4,		materials and plant	for Phytosanitary
		materials		Series of 2005		products; pest specimen;	Measures (ISPM) No.
				"Amendment to BPI		including wood packaging	15. "Guidelines for
				Quarantine Administrative		materials capable of	Regulating Wood
				Order No. 2, Series of		harboring plant pests.	Packaging Material in
				2005, Entitled Prohibition				International Trade"
				of Exports of Saba Banana				(2002) with modifications
				(Musa paradisiaca)				to Annex I (2006).
				planting materials from the
				Philippines".				• P.D. No. 1433
								"Promulgating the Plant
								Quarantine Law of 1978,
								thereby revising and
								consolidating existing Plant
								Quarantine Laws to further
								improve and strengthen the
								Plant Quarantine Service of
								the Bureau of Plant
								Industry" Section 17 (June
								10, 1978);

								• BPI Quarantine
								Administrative Order No. 1
								series of 1981.

Environmental					9	Used Lead Acid Battery	• Basel Convention on
Management						(ULAB)		the Control of Trans-
Bureau (EMB)								boundary Movements of
								Hazardous Wastes and
								their Disposal, particularly
								Annex VI List A
								(A1160 waste lead-acid
								batteries, whole or
								crushed)

								• Republic Act No. 6969
								"Toxic Substances
								Hazardous and Nuclear
								Wastes Control Act of
								1990" Sections 2 & 3.
								(October 26, 1990).

Philippine Fiber	10	Abaca and Ramie Seeds,	• Republic Act No. 4666
Industry		Seedlings, Suckers and	"An Act prohibiting the
Development		Root Stocks; Buri Seeds	exportation of Fibers
Authority (EIDA)		and Seedlings		(Buntal) or Filaments of the
				Plant commonly known as
				"Buri" or seeds or
				seedlings thereof,
				repealing for this purpose
				Commonwealth Act
				Numbered Five Hundred
				Eighty-Five and Republic
				Act Numbered Three
				Hundred Nineteen" (June
				18, 1966);

				• R.A. No. 925 "An Act
				amending Act Numbered
				Thirty-Two Hundred Fifty-
				One, entitled "An Act to
				Prohibit the Exportation to
				Foreign Countries of Seeds
				of Abaca and its derivatives"
				(June 20, 1953);

				• Department of Agriculture
				and Food Administrative
				Order No. 14, s. 1986.

Firearms and					10	10.1. Firearms and	• R.A. 10591 "An Act
Explosives Office,						Ammunitions:	Providing for the
Philippine National								Comprehensive Law on
Police (PNP-FEO)						10.1.1. Major Parts of	Firearms and
						Firearms (Barrel, Slide,	Ammunition and
						Frame)		Providing Penalties for
								Violations Thereof" (May
						10.1.2. Riflescopes,	29, 2013)
						sniperscopes, and other
						firearm accessories

PNP-FEO						10.2. Explosives:	R.A. 9516 (December
								22, 2008) "An Act further
						10.2.1. Explosives and	amending the provisions
						Explosives Ingredients	of P.D. No. 1866, as
								amended, entitled
						10.2.2. Firecrackers and	Codifying the laws on
						Pyrotechnics	illegal/unlawful
								possession, manufacture,
								dealing in acquisition or
						10.2.3. Controlled	disposition of firearms,
						Chemicals (Chemicals	ammunition or explosives
						Explosives and	or instruments used in the
						Chemicals ingredients to	manufacture of firearms,
						Explosives) see annex	ammunition or explosives,
						"1".		and imposing stiffer
								penalties for certain
								violations thereof, and for
								other relevant purposes."

								• E.O. No. 522 (June 26,
								1992) "Amending
								Executive Order No. 60
								Series of 1967,
								Prescribing rules and
								regulations for the control
								and supervision of the
								importation, sale and
								possession of chemicals
								used as ingredients in the
								manufacture of explosives
								and for other purposes."

Forest	11	Mangrove "Bakawan"	• R.A. No. 7161 "An Act	11	Bamboo		• Revised Rules and
Management				incorporating certain				Regulations
Bureau (FMB)				sections of the National				Implementing
				Internal Revenue Code of				Presidential Decree No.
				1977, as amended, to				930
				Presidential decree No.
				705, as amended,	12	Lumber, logs, poles,	• P.D. No. 705 "Forestry
				otherwise known as the		piles, log core and	Reform Code of the
				"Revised Forestry Code of		flitches/railroad ties	Philippines" (May 19,
				the Philippines", and		produced from planted	1975)
				providing amendments		trees both whether from
				thereto by increasing the		the forestlands and	• DENR Administrative
				forest charges on timber		private lands.	Order No. 1988-34
				and other products."				"Guidelines on
				Section 4. (October 10,				Certificate of Timber
				1991).				Origin (CTO)" (May 16,
								1988)

	12	Monkey pod "Acacia" or	• Revised Rules and
		Raintree (Samanea	Regulations Implementing
		saman)		P.D. No. 930

	13	Raw Rattan including	• Revised Rules and
		poles as follows:		Regulations Implementing
		a. Rattan poles that have	P.D. No. 930
		not undergone any
		processing or
		manufacturing;
		b. Rattan poles that have
		been cut; and
		c. Rattan poles that have
		undergone application of
		preservatives.

	14	Round logs, poles and	• Executive Order (E.O.)
		piles including log core	No. 23 "Moratorium on the
		and flitches/railroad ties	cutting and harvesting of
		produced from naturally	Timber in the natural and
		grown trees both from the	residual forests"
		forestlands and private	(1 February 2011)
		lands.

International Coffee					13	Coffee		• International Coffee
Organization								Agreement (ICA 2007),
Certifying Agency								Article 33.
(ICO-CA)

Mines and					14	Crushed and/or sized	14. • R.A. No. 7942
GeoSciences						sand gravel and/or other	"Philippine Mining Act of
Bureau (MGB)						unconsolidated materials.	1995" (March 3, 1995)

								• DENR
								Administrative Order No.
								2008-20 (September 4,
								2008), DENR
								Memorandum Order
								Nos. 2008-04
								(November 27, 2008),
								2009-01 (January 30,
								2009) and 2010-07
								(June 29, 2010)

					15	Iron, manganese and/or	15. Same
						chromium ore(s), whether
						unprocessed or processed.

					16	Mine wastes and/or mill	16. Same
						tailings

					17	Unprocessed, raw or run-	17. Same
						of-mine mineral(s) of
						ore(s).

National Food					18	Grains and grain	• P.D. No. 4 "National
Authority (NFA)						by-products.	Grains Authority Act"
								(September 26, 1972)

National Museum					19	Cultural properties such	• R.A. No. 10066
(NM)						as archaeological	"National Cultural
						materials, traditional	Heritage Act of 2009",
						ethnographic materials,	Article VI, Section 23
						antiques, historical relics,	(March 26, 2010);
						Natural History
						specimens (holotypes,	• R.A. No. 8492
						endangered,	"National Museum Act of
						irreplaceable specimens,	1998" (February 12,
						fossils).		1998);

								• R.A. No. 4846
								"Cultural Properties
								Preservation and
								Protection Act" as
								amended by Presidential
								Decree No. 374, and RR
								— Rule IV — Exportation
								and Importation of Cultural
								Properties (June 18, 1966)

Optical Media					20	Optical and magnetic	• R.A. No. 9239
Board (OMB)						media, its manufacturing	"Optical Media Act of
						equipment, parts and	2003" (February 10, 2004)
						accessories and
						manufacturing materials.

Protected Areas	15	Stalactites and		• R.A. No. 9072 "National	21	Terrestrial wildlife species	• Republic Act No. 9147
and Wildlife Bureau		stalagmites		Caves and Cave		whether live, preserved/	"Wildlife Resources
(PAWB)				Resources Management		stuffed to include its	Conservation and
				and Protection Act" (April		by-products & derivatives	Protection Act of 2001"
				8, 2001)				(July 30, 2001) and Joint
						21.1. Fauna species	DENR-DA-PCSD
				• Revised Rules and		produced in breeding	Administrative Order No.
				Regulations Implementing		farms for commercial	01, Series of 2004 (May
				P.D. No. 930		purposes to include the	18, 2004)
						following among others:

	16	Terrestrial wildlife species			21.1.1.	Aves:	• DENR Administrative
		whether live, stuffed or by-				Amethyst Fruit Dove	Order No. 2004-55
		products that were taken				Bended Rail	(August 31, 2004)
		from the wild:					Black naped Oriole
							Black naped Monarch	• Republic Act No.
		16.1. Fauna to include the	16.1. • CITES Appendix I;			Bleeding heart	9147 "Wildlife
		following among others:	R.A. No. 9147 "Wildlife			Pigeons	Resources Conservation
				Resources Conservation			Blue-tailed Bee-Eater	and Protection Act of
		16.1.1. Aves:		and Protection Act of 2001"			Button Quails	2001" (July 30, 2001)
			Hornbills	(July 30, 2001) and DENR			Crested Mynah	and Administrative Order
			Nicobar Pigeon	Administrative Order No.			Lovebirds	No. 2007-01 (January
			Philippine Eagle	2004-15 "Establishing the			Finches	22, 2007)
			Streak-breasted Bulbul	List of Terrestrial			Green-winged Dove
			Negros Bleeding Heart	threatened species and			Hanging Parakeet	• CITES Appendix II
			Negros Stripped babbler	their categories, and the			Java Sparrows	and III list of Fauna and
				List of other wildlife species			Kingfishers	Flora
		16.1.2. Mammal:	pursuant to Republic Act			Painted Quail
			Tamaraw	No. 9147, otherwise known			Parrots
			Dugong	as the Wildlife Resources			Philippine Starlings
			Visayan Spotted Deer	Conservation and			Philippine White-eye
			Visayan Warty Pig	Protection Act of 2001"			Pink-necked Green
			Calamian Deer	(May 22, 2004)		Pigeon
							Quiabero
		16.1.3. Reptiles:					Slender-billed cuckoo
				Philippine Crocodile			Tree Sparrow
				Saltwater Crocodile			White-eared brown
				Marine Turties			Dove
				Monitor Lizard
						21.1.2. Mammals:
							Cloud Rats
							Philippine monkeys
							Tarsier
							Skunk
						21.1.3. Reptiles:
							Gecko
							Land Turtles
							Monitor Lizards
							Sailfin Lizards
		16.2. Flora to include the	16.2. R.A. No. 9147 and		21.1.4. Amphibians:
		following among others:	DENR Administrative		Frogs-live, skin, or
			Ladys' Slipper Orchids	Order No. 2007-01 (Jan.		products from the skin or
			Cycas wadei	22, 2007)		meat
			Pitcher plant
			(Nepenthes sp)			21.2. Flora/plant species
			Vanda sanderiana			produced in
			Igem-dagat			nurseries/farms and
			Jade vine			orchidaria to include the
			Rafflesia			following among others:
			Staghorn Fern				Agar wood
			Tree Fern				Orchids, all species
			Dao			(except those in App. 1)
			Yakal				Big leaf Mahogany
			Narra				Cactus
			Molave				Cycas
							Tree Ferns

		16.3. Exotic Wildlife	16.3 CITES Appendix I list		21.3. Exotic Fauna and
		Species found in Appendix	of Fauna and Flora		Flora found in CITES
		1 of the Convention on	(http://www.cites.org)		Appendix II and to
		international Trade in			include the following
		Endangered Species of			among others:
		Wild Fauna and Flora
		(CITES) to include the			21.3.1. Aves:
		following among others:				Conures
							Macaw
		16.3.1. Fauna:					Parrots
			Buffon Macaw				Pigeons
			Scarlet Macaw
			Black Palm			21.3.2. Insects:
			Cockatoo				All Butterflies
			Great Hornbill			(except those listed in
			Hyacinth Macaw			App. I)
		16.3.2. Flora:
			Dendrobium cruentum
			Renanthera
			imschootiana
			Vanda coerulea

		16.3.3. Insects to include
		the following among
		Others:
			Birdwing butterflies
			Swallowtail butterflies

Philippine Coconut	17	Matured Coconuts and	• R.A. No. 1145 "An Act
Authority (PCA)		Coconut seedlings	Creating the Philippine
				Coconut Administration"
				(June 17, 1954);

				• P.D. No. 1644 "Granting
				Additional Powers to PCA"
				(October 4, 1979);

				• Revised Rules and
				Regulations Implementing
				P.D. No. 930;

				• PCA Board Resolution
				No. 053-2011 (16 June
				2011)

				• P.D. No. 232 "Creating a
				Philippine Coconut
				Authority" Section 3.e
				(June 30, 1973) as
				amended by P.D. 1468
				"Revised Coconut Industry
				Code" (June 11, 1978).

Philippine Nuclear					22	22.1 Nuclear and	22.1. • R.A. No. 2067
Research Institute						Radioactive Materials;	"Science Act of 1958"
(PNRI)						"Devices incorporating	(June 1, 1958) as
						radioactive materials"	amended by R.A. 3589
								"An Act Amending
								Republic Act Numbered
								Two Thousand Sixty-
								Seven Modifying the
								National Science
								Development board,
								National Institute of
								Science and
								Technology, and the
								Philippine Atomic
								Energy Commission,
								Extending Tax
								Exemption, Privileges on
								Grants, Requests and
								Donations for Scientific
								Purposes to Private
								Educational Institutions, and
								for other purposes" (June 22,
								1963)

								• R.A. No. 5207 "Atomic
								Energy Regulatory and
								Liability Act of 1968"
								(June 15, 1968), as
								amended by P.D. No.
								1484 (June 11, 1978)

								• E.O. No. 128 (January
								30, 1987) "Reorganizing
								the National Science
								and Technology Authority"

						22.2 Nuclear related dual	22.2 PNRI
						use items		Administrative Order No.
								2 "Authorization for
								Transfers of Nuclear-
								Related Dual-Use
								Equipment Materials,
								Software and Related
								Technology" (October 16,
								2009)

Sugar Regulatory					23	All sugarcane-based	E.O. No. 18 "Creating A
Administration						sugar (such as raw	Sugar Regulatory
(SRA)						sugar, white sugar,	Administration" (May 28,
						muscovado) and	1986)
						Molasses

Consolidated List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for Export
Explosives Management Division, Firearms and Explosives Office

Office	No.	Prohibited Products	Legal Bases	No.	Regulated Products	Legal Bases

Explosives Management					Chemicals-Explosives	Republic Act No. 9516 dated
Division, Firearms and				1	BEANHOLE CONNECTOR	December 22, 2008 "An act
Explosives Office,				2	C-4 EXPLOSIVES	further amending the
Civil Security Group,				3	CONNECTORS	provisions of Presidential
Philippine National				4	DETONATING CORD	Decree No. 1866, as
Police				5	DETONATING FUSE	amended, entitled codifying
				6	DETONATING RELAY	the laws on illegal/unlawful
				7	DINITROTOLUENE	possession, manufacture,
				8	EMULSION BLASTING AGENT	dealing in, acquisition or
				9	ELEC DETONATORS	disposition of firearms,
				10	EMULSION MATRIX	ammunition or explosives or
				11	EMULSION	instruments used in the
				12	EMULITE/SLURRY	manufacture of firearms,
				13	FUSE LIGHTER	ammunition or explosives,
				14	HDF PRIMERS	and imposing stiffer penalties
				15	HANDGRENADES	for certain violations thereof,
				16	IGNITER CONNECTOR	and for other relevant
				17	IGNITER FUSE	purposes."
				18	IGNITER (THERMIT)
				19	LEAD CUP
				20	MS DELAY DET
				21	NON ELEC BLASTING CAPS
				22	NON ELECTRIC DETS
				23	ORD BLASTING CONTRACTOR
				24	POWER CHARGE
				25	POWER CHARGE STARTER
				26	PIPE CUTTER
				27	PRIMACORD
				28	PRIMER
				29	SAFETY FUSE
				30	SIDEWINDER
				31	SLURRY
				32	SPITTERCONNECTOR
				33	SPITTERCORD
				34	51/2 STICK 4 HSC PML
				35	THERMALITE CONNECTOR
				36	TIMER FUSE
				37	ANFO
				38	DETONATOR
				39	DYNAMITE
				40	ELECTRIC BLASTING CAP
				41	IGNITER CORD
				42	NIT PRIMERS
				43	NITRAMON
				44	ORDINARY BLASTING CAP
				45	PRIMACORD
				46	PRIMERS
				47	SAFETY FUSE
				48	SLURRY
					Chemicals-Accessories	Republic Act No. 9516 dated
				1	GR CST CARTRIDGES	December 22, 2008 "An act
				2	GR CST CARTRIDGES	further amending the
				3	GR HT	provisions of Presidential
				4	13.5 GR HT	Decree No. 1866, as
				5	1-11/16 CERAMIC	amended, entitled codifying
				6	2-1/8 CERAMIC CHARGES	the laws on illegal/unlawful
				7	3-1/8 CERAMIC CHARGES	possession, manufacture,
				8	ALIGNMENT SLEEVES	dealing in, acquisition or
				9	AMP CARTRIDGES	disposition of firearms,
				10	BAG SMOKE	ammunition or explosives or
				11	BAKER BOOSTER	instruments used in the
				12	BAKER CHARGES	manufacture of firearms,
				13	BAKER IGNITER	ammunition or explosives,
				14	BACK-OFF BOOSTER	and imposing stiffer penalties
				15	BOUY SMOKE	for certain violations thereof,
				16	6.8/18M CARTRIDGE	and for other relevant
				17	CHARGE BOOSTER CASING	purposes."
					GUN
				18	CHARGE BOOSTER
				19	COMPOSITION 4
				20	COMPOSITION A-5
				21	COMPOSITION A-T
				22	COMPOSITION B
				23	CST CHARGES
				24	CST IGNITER
				25	DEMOLITION CHARGES
				26	DETONATORS
				27	DETONATORS 1019
				28	DETONATOR 21
				29	DET55
				30	DETONATOR G-21
				31	DETONATOR G-22
				32	DETONATOR G-51
				33	DISTRESS KIT
				34	DISTRESS SIGNAL
				35	DM 1015
				36	DM 1344 OR 1020
				37	ELECTRIC MATCH
				38	FUSE ASSEMBLY PLUG
					SETTOOL
				39	FUSE ASSEMBLY SETTING
					TOOL
				40	FLARES
				41	FLARE CARTRIDGES
				42	FUSES
				43	GAS CARTRIDGE ACTUATOR
				44	GUN POWDER
				45	SAFETY HAND FLARE
				46	HAND FLARE SIGNAL
				47	HAND HELD ROCKETS
				48	HOMAC CARTRIDGES
				49	HIGH PRESSURE CORDALON
				50	INSULATING WASHER
				51	LEAD WIRE
				52	LINE THROWER
				53	LIFESMOKE SIGNAL
				54	M143 KAPTON TAPE
				55	M55
				56	MANOVERBOARD
				57	MINI FLARES
				58	N201 FUSE
				59	PARA ILLUMINATING
				60	SAFETY PARACHUTE ROCKET
				61	POWER CHARGES CASING GUN
				62	POWER CHARGE DRILL PIPE
					CUTTER
				63	POWER CHARGE PLUG SETTING
					TOOL
				64	POWER CHARGE SEVERING TOOL
				65	PORT LUGS
				66	PRIMA CORD
				67	PRIMACORD END SEAL
				68	PROPELLANT CHARGES
				69	PROPELLANTS
				70	PARACHUTE ROCKET SIGNAL
				71	PYROTECHNIC PRODUCTS
				72	6.8/11M RED CARTRIDGE
				73	REDHAND FLARES
				74	ROCKET FLARE MOTORS
				75	RUBBER BOORT
				76	SAFETY SMOKE SIGNAL
				77	SHAPED CHARGES
				78	SMOKE GENERATOR
				79	ORANGE SMOKE SIGNAL
				80	SMOKE GRENADE
				81	SPEEDLINE (ROCKET & STRIKER)
				82	SPARE KIT
				83	TEAR GAS PRODUCTS
				84	THEATRICAL EFFECTS (ASSORTED)
				85	UNION C79
				86	WATER PROOF BLAST CAPS
				87	WIND PROOF MATCHES
				88	CONNECTOR
				89	DETONATING CORD
				90	DETONATING FUSE
				91	FUSE LIGHTER
				92	NON ELECTRIC DETONATOR
				93	SPITTER CONNECTOR
					CHEMICALS-CHLORATE	Executive Order No. 522
				1	AMMO PERCHLORATE	dated June 26, 1992
				2	BARIUM CHLORATE	"Amending Executive Order
				3	CALCIUM CHLORATE	No. 60 series of 1967,
				4	MAGNESIUM PERCHLORATE-	Prescribing rules and
				5	POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE	regulations for the control
				6	SODIUM CHLORATE	and supervision of the
				7	SODIUM PERCHLORATE	importation, sale and
				8	AMMONIUM CHLORATE	possession of chemicals
				9	POTASSIUM CHLORATE	used as ingredients in the
						manufacture of explosives
					CHEMICAL-ACID	and for other purposes."
				1	NITRIC ACID
					CHEMICAL-NITRATE
				1	ALUMINUM NITRATE
				2	GALLIUM NITRATE
				3	SODA POTASSIUM NITRATE
				4	AMMO CERIUM (IV) NITRATE
				5	GUANDINUM NITRATE
				6	STRONTIUM NITRATE
				7	BARIUM NITRATE
				8	GLYCEROL TRlNITRATE
				9	THALLIUM I NITRATE
				10	BIOQUANT NITRATE
				11	IRON NITRATE
				12	THALLIUM NITRATE
				13	BISMUTH III NITRATE
				14	IRON (III) NITRATE
				15	TNT
				16	BISMUTH SUB-NITRATE
				17	LANTHANUM NITRATE
				18	YTTRIUM III NITRATE
				19	CALCIUM-AMMO-NITRATE
				20	LITHIUM NITRATE
				21	ZINC NITRATE
				22	CRIUM NITRATE
				23	MAGNESIUM NITRATE
				24	AMMONIUM NITRATE
				25	CERIUM (Ill) NITRATE
				26	MANGANESE (II) NITRATE
				27	CADMIUM NITRATE
				28	CESIUM NITRATE
				29	MANGANESE NITRATE
				30	CALCIUM NITRATE
				31	CHILEAN NITRATE
				32	NAPHAZOLINE NITRATE
				33	CHROMIUM NITRATE
				34	CHROMIUM (III) NITRATE
				35	NICKEL II NITRATE
				36	LEAD NITRATE
				37	COBALT (II) NITRATE
				38	NICKEL NITRATE
				39	MERCURIC NITRATE
				40	COBALT NITRATE
				41	PALLADIUM NITRATE
				42	MERCURY II NITRATE
				43	COPPER NITRATE
				44	LEAD II NITRATE
				45	MERCURY NITRATE
				46	CUPRIC NITRATE
				47	PETN
				48	POTTASIUM NITRATE
				49	IRON III NITRATE
				50	PlLOCARPlME NITRATE
				51	SODIUM NITRATE
				52	IRON NITRATE
				53	SODIUM NITRITE
				54	URANYL NITRATE
				55	FERRIC NITRATE
				56	PHYNEL MERCURY NITRATE
				57	FERROUS NITRATE
				58	SILVER NITRATE

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December 2013

INTER-AGENCY COMMITTEE ON EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 1016 RESOLUTION NO. 01, S. 2013

WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 3 of Executive Order No. 1016, Revised Rules and Regulations were promulgated for the compliance, guidance and information of all concerned agencies; cCESTA

Approved this 27th day of December 2013.

Inter-Agency Committee on Executive Order No. 1016

(SGD.) LAURA B. PASCUAUndersecretary

(SGD.) EMMANUEL F. ESGUERRADeputy Director General

(SGD.) WILHELMINA C. MAÑALACManaging Director

(SGD.) CARLO A. CARAGUndersecretary

(SGD.) ATTY. ADRIAN S. CRISTOBAL, JR.Undersecretary

ATTACHMENT

List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for ExportAs of December 2013

Office	No.	Prohibited Products	Legal Bases	No.	Regulated Products	Legal Bases

Bangko Sentral ng	1	Gold from small-scale	R.A. No. 7076 "People's	1	Legal tender Philippine	• Manual of Regulations
Pilipinas (BSP)		mining, including panned	Small-Scale Mining Act of		notes and coins, checks,	on Foreign Exchange
		gold		1991", Section 17 (June		money order and other	Transactions issued
				27, 1991).		bills of exchange drawn	under Circular No. 645
						in pesos against banks	(13 February 2009), as
						operating in the	amended, Section 4 (1)
						Philippines in an amount	Cross-Border Transfer of
						exceeding PHP10,000.00.	Local and Foreign
								Currencies.
Board of					2	Copper concentrates	• Letter of Instruction No.
Investments (BOI)								1387 (February 21, 1984)

Bureau of Animal					3	Live animals whether	• CODEX and World
Industry (BAI)						domestic or wild (exotic	Organization for Animal
						or indigenous) animals	Health.
						which may be food
						producing, companion,	• R.A. No. 9296 "The
						aquatic, laboratory	Meat Inspection Code of
						including birds, worms,	the Philippines" (May 12,
						bees and butterflies, its	2004), Sections 28 and
						products and by-products,	29;
						veterinary feed
						premixes and biologics,	• E.O. No. 338 series of
						laboratory specimen of	2001 "Restructuring the
						animal origin, feeds and	Department of Agriculture,
						feed ingredients that may	Providing Funds therefore,
						be carriers of	and for other purposes
						communicable animal	(January 10, 2001);
						diseases.
								• E.O. No. 292
								"Administrative Code of
								1987" (July 25, 1987), Title
								IV, Chapter IV, Section 18;

								• DA A.O. No. 9, series of
								2010 "Department of
								Agriculture Administrative
								Order No. 08, series of 2009,
								as Amended" (April 12,
								2009);
								• DA A.O. No. 14, series of
								2012 "Promoting the
								Development of Apiculture or
								Honeybee Industry including
								its Official Controls and
								Regulatory Requirement
								under the Bureau of Animal
								Industry" (March 29, 2012).

Bureau of Fisheries	2	Humphead wrasse or	• Convention on	4	All fish and fishery/	• R.A. No. 8550 "The
and Aquatic		Napoleon wrasse	International Trade in		aquatic products (live,	Philippine Fisheries Code of
Resources (BFAR)		"Mameng" (Cheilinus	Endangered Species of		fresh, dried and/or	1998 "Section 61 (d)
		undulatus)		Wild Fauna and Flora		processed, frozen and	(February 25, 1998)
				(CITES) Appendix II, (12		chilled)
				January 2005 — CoP13,				• FAO No. 210 (May 27,
				Bangkok);				2001)

				• R.A. No. 8550 "The				• P.D. No. 704, as
				Philippine Fisheries Code				amended "Revising and
				of 1998" Section 97				Consolidating All Laws
				(February 25, 1998).				and Decrees Affecting
								Fishing and Fisheries"
	3	Live Mud crab "Alimango"	• R.A. No. 8550 "The	5	Live Mud crab "Alimango"	(May 16, 1975, As
		(Scylla serrata), carapace	Philippine Fisheries Code		(Scylla serrata), carapace	amended by P.D. No.
		length of less than 10 cm	of 1998" Section 61 (d)		length of 10 cm or over	1015 dated September
		and weight of less than	(February 25, 1998);		and weight of 200 grams	22, 1976; further
		200 grams.				or over.		amended by P.D. No.
				• Presidential Decree				1058; further amended by
				(P.D.) No. 704 "Fisheries				P.D. No. 1819 dated
				Decree of 1975" as				January 16, 1981)
				amended, Sections 4, 7
				and 18 (May 16, 1975);				• FAO No. 162
								(November 6, 1986)
				• Fisheries Administrative
				Order (FAO) No. 162				• R.A. No. 8550 "The
				(November 6, 1986);				Philippine Fisheries Code
								of 1998" Section 61 (d)
				• FAO No. 210 (May 27,				(February 25, 1998)
				2001).
								• FAO No. 210 (May 27,
								2001)

	4	Live Shrimps and Prawns	R.A. No. 8550 "The	6	Marine wildlife species:	• Act No. 4003 "Fisheries
		— spawner, breeder, eggs	Philippine Fisheries Code		Seasnakes: live, skin or	Act" as amended,
		and fry.		of 1998" Section 61 (b)		products from the skin or	Section 4 (December 5,
				(February 25, 1998).		meat.		1932)

	5	Marine wildlife species:					• R.A. No. 3512 "An Act
								Creating a Fisheries
		5.1. All Corals		5.1. • CITES Appendices II				Commission defining its
				& III;				powers, Duties and
								Functions, and
				• R.A. No. 8550 ''The				appropriating funds
				Philippine Fisheries Code of				therefor." (March 20, 1963)
				1998" Sections 91 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);				• FAO No. 69 (December
								3, 1963)
				• FAO No. 202 (August
				14, 2000)

		5.2. All Seahorses	5.2. • CITES Appendix II	7	Shells:
		(Hippocampus spp.)	(15 May 2004 — CoP12,
				Chile);		7.1. Black lip pearl	7.1. • Act No. 4003
						"Concha negra" (Pinctada	"Fisheries Act" as
				• R.A. No. 8550 "The		margaritifera), Minimum	amended, Section 4
				Philippine Fisheries Code		size is 11 cm, maximum	(December 5, 1932)
				of 1998" Section 97		outside long axis
				(February 25, 1998).		measurement, taken at	• Fish and Game
						right angle to the base.	Administrative Order
						Undersized not allowed	(FGAO) No. 11
						for harvest.		(September 2, 1935)

		5.3. Coconut Crab (Birgus	5.3. • R.A. No. 8550 "The		7.2. Gold lip pearl	7.2. Same
		latro)		Philippine Fisheries Code		"Concha blanca"
				of 1998" Sections 11 and		(Pinctada maxima),
				97 (February 25, 1998);		Minimum size is 19 cm,
						maximum outside long
				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,		axis measurement, taken
				2001).		at right angle to the base.
						Undersized not allowed
						for harvest.

		5.4. Dogfaced water	5.4. • CITES Appendix		7.3. Semi-finished or	7.3. • R.A. No. 8550
		snake (Cerberus	(13 February 1984, India);		Semi-processed Capiz	"The Philippine Fisheries
		rhynchops)			shells "Kapis", 8 cm or	Code of 1998" Section
				• R.A. No. 8550 "The		over in diameter	61 (d) (February 25, 1998)
				Philippine Fisheries Code		measured from the base
				of 1998" Sections 11 and		perpendicular towards	• FAO No. 210 (May
				97 (February 25, 1998);		the top edge of the shell,	27, 2001)
						undersized shell lot
				• FAO No. 208 (May		allowed for harvest.
				17, 2001).

		5.5. Elasmobranch and
		Sharks:

		5.5.1. Manta ray "Pagi"	5.5.1. • R.A. No. 8550 "The
		(Manta birostris), whether	Philippine Fisheries Code
		dead or alive, in any state	of 1998" Sections 65 and
		or form, whether raw or	107 (February 25, 1998);
		processed						• FAO No. 157,
				• FAO No. 193 (March				Section 3 (June 13, 1986).
				27, 1998).
		5.5.2. Great white			7.4. Hirose shell "Babae"	7.4. • Act No. 4003
		shark "Pating"				(Trochus noduliferus),	"Fisheries Act" as
		(Carcharodon carcharias)			Minimum size is 5 cm	amended, Section 4
						across the least diameter	(December 5, 1932)
						of the base, taken at
				5.5.2. • CITES Appendix II,		right angles to the axis.	• FGAO No. 11
				(January 12, 2005 —				(September 2, 1935)
				CoP13, Bangkok);

						7.5. Rough top shell or	7.5. Same
				• R.A. No. 8550 "The		trochus shell "Simong;
				Philippine Fisheries Code		trocha rough variety"
				of 1998" (February 25, 1998).		(Trochus maximus)
						Minimum size is 7.5 cm
						across the least diameter
		5.5.3. Whaleshark	5.5.3. • CITES Appendix II		of the base, measured at
		"Butanding" (Rhincodon	(13 February 2003 —		right angles to the axis
		typus), whether dead or	CoP12, Chile);
		alive, in any state or form,
		whether raw or processed	• R.A. No. 8550
				"The Philippine Fisheries
				Code of 1998" (February
				25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 193
				(March 27, 1998).

		5.5.4. All sawfishes	5.5.4. • CITES Appendix I,
		(Pristidae)		except Pristis microdon;
				Pristis microdon listed
				under CITES Appendix II,
				(effective September 13,
				2007 — CoP 14, The
				Hague, Netherlands);

				• R.A. No. 8550
				"The Philippine Fisheries
				Code of 1998" (February
				25, 1998).

		5.6. Marine		5.6. • CITES Appendices I
		Mammals/Cetaceans	& II;
		(whales, dolphins,
		porpoises)		• R.A. No. 8550 "The
				Philippine Fisheries Code
				of 1998" Sections 11 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,
				2001).

	6	Milkfish "Bangus" fry, Full	• R.A. No. 8550 "The
		grown Milkfish, Mother	Philippine Fisheries Code
		Bangus "Sabalo", Milkfish	of 1998" Section 61 (b)
		fingerling (not less than 25	(February 25, 1998);
		mm but not more than 100
		mm) (Charos chanos)	• P.D. No. 704, as
				amended, "Fisheries
				Decree of 1975", Sections
				4, 7 and 18 (May 16, 1975);

				• FAO No. 173 (February 5, 1991).

	7	Shells:

		7.1. Helmet Shells	7.1. • P.D. No. 704, as
		(Cassis comuta)	amended, "Fisheries
				Decree of 1975" Sections 4
				and 7 (May 16, 1975);

				• FAO No. 158
				(September 17, 1986).

		7.2. Semi-finished or	7.2. FAO No. 157 Section
		Semi-processed Capiz	3 (June 13, 1986)
		shells "Kapis", less than
		8 cm in diameter
		measured from the base
		perpendicular towards the
		top edge of the shell

		7.3. Live specimens, raw
		shells, meat and
		by-products of Giant
		Clams under the family
		Tridacnidae:

		7.3.1. True giant clams	7.3.1. • CITES Appendix II
		(Tridacna Gigas)	(29 July 1983)

				• R.A. No. 8550
				"The Philippine Fisheries
				Code of 1998" Sections 11
				and 97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,
				2001);


		7.3.2. Smooth giant	7.3.2. Same
		clam (Tridacna Derasa)

		7.3.3. Fluted or Scaly	7.3.3. • CITES Appendix II
		giant clam (Tridacna	(01 August 1985);
		Squamosa)
				• R.A. No. 8550 "The
				Philippine Fisheries Code
				of 1998" Sections 11 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,
				2001).

		7.3. Live specimens, raw
		shells, meat and by-
		products of Giant Clams
		under the family
		Tridacnidae:

		7.3.4. Elongated giant	7.3.4. Same
		clam (Tridacna Maxima)

		7.3.5. Boring or	7.3.5. Same
		Crocus clam (Tridacna Crocea)

		7.3.6. Strawberry or	7.3.6. Same
		Horse's hoof clam
		(Hippopus hippopus)

		7.3.7. China or		7.3.7. Same
		porcelain clam (Tridacna
		Porcellanus)

		7.4. Angel wing shell	7.4. • R.A. No. 8550 "The
		(Barnea manilensis)	Philippine Fisheries Code
				of 1998" Sections 11 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17, 2001)

		7.5. Beck's cowrie	7.5. Same
		(Cypraea beckii)

		7.6. Bent cerith	7.6. Same
		(CIypeomorus aduncus)

		7.7. Bullmouth helmet	7.7. Same
		(Cypraecassis rufa)

		7.8. Children's cowrie	7.8. Same
		(Cypraea childreni)

		7.9. Club-shaped boring	7.9. Same
		clam (Eufistulana mumia)

		7.10. Dance volva	7.10. Same
		(Phenacovolva dancei)

		7.11. Deep cap	7.11. Same
		(Malluvium lissus)

		7.12. Giant morum	7.12. Same
		(Morum grande)

		7.13. Girgyllus star shell	7.13. Same
		(Bolma girgyllus)

		7.14. Golden cowrie	7.14. Same
		(Cypraea aurantium)

		7.15. Great spotted cowrie	7.15. Same
		(Cypraea guttata)

		7.16. Green snail (Turbo	7.16. Same
		marmoratus)

		7.17. Katsue's cowrie	7.17. Same
		(Cypraea katsuae)

		7.18. Kurzi's morum	7.18. Same
		(Morum kurzi)

		7.19. Marie's cowrie	7.19. Same
		(Cypraea mariae)

		7.20. Martini's tibia (Tibia	7.20. Same
		martini)

		7.21. Martini's cowrie	7.21. Same
		(Cypraea martini)

		7.22. Network beak shell	7.22. Same
		(Varicospira crispata)

		7.23. Porter's cowrie	7.23. Same
		(Cypraea porter)

		7.24. Prince cowrie	7.24. Same
		(Cypraea valentia)

		7.25. Recluzia snail	7.25. Same
		(Recluzea lutea)

		7.26. Saul's cowrie	7.26. Same
		(Cypraea saulae)

		7.27. Smooth bonnet	7.27. Same
		(Phalium glabratum
		glabratum)

		7.28. Smooth top shell	7.28. Same
		(Trochus niloticus)

		7.29. Smudged moon	7.29. Same
		scallop (Amusium
		obliteratum)

		7.30. Toramachi's cowrie	7.30. Same
		(Cypraea teramachii)

		7.31. Thersite stromb	7.31. Same
		(Strombus thersites)

		7.32. True separatista	7.32. Same
		(Separatista blainvilliana)

		7.33. Triton or Charonia or	7.33. FAO 158
		trumpet shells (Charonia	(September 17, 1986)
		tritonis)

		7.34. Watson's morum	7.34. • R.A. No. 8550 "The
		(Morum watsoni)	Philippine Fisheries Code
				of 1998" Sections 11 and
				97 (February 25, 1998);

				• FAO No. 208 (May 17,
				2001)

		7.35. White toothed cowrie	7.35. Same
		(Cypraea leucodon)

		7.36. Wyville's bonnet	7.36. Same
		(Phalium coronadoi
		wyvillei)

	8	"Elvers" or Eel fry and	8. • R.A. No. 8550 "The
		fingerlings under Family	Philippine Fisheries Code
		Anguillidae, 15 cm or less	of 1998" Sections 61 (b),
		in length		99 and 107 (February 25,
				1998);

				• FAO No. 242 (April 10,
				2012)

Bureau of Plant	9	Saba banana (Musa	• BPI Quarantine	8	All plants, planting	• International Standards
Industry (BPI)		paradisiaca) planting	Administrative Order No. 4,		materials and plant	for Phytosanitary
		materials		Series of 2005		products; pest specimen;	Measures (ISPM) No.
				"Amendment to BPI		including wood packaging	15. "Guidelines for
				Quarantine Administrative		materials capable of	Regulating Wood
				Order No. 2, Series of		harboring plant pests.	Packaging Material in
				2005, Entitled Prohibition				International Trade"
				of Exports of Saba Banana				(2002) with modifications
				(Musa paradisiaca)				to Annex I (2006).
				planting materials from the
				Philippines".				• P.D. No. 1433
								"Promulgating the Plant
								Quarantine Law of 1978,
								thereby revising and
								consolidating existing Plant
								Quarantine Laws to further
								improve and strengthen the
								Plant Quarantine Service of
								the Bureau of Plant
								Industry" Section 17 (June
								10, 1978);

								• BPI Quarantine
								Administrative Order No. 1
								series of 1981.

Environmental					9	Used Lead Acid Battery	• Basel Convention on
Management						(ULAB)		the Control of Trans-
Bureau (EMB)								boundary Movements of
								Hazardous Wastes and
								their Disposal, particularly
								Annex VI List A
								(A1160 waste lead-acid
								batteries, whole or
								crushed)

								• Republic Act No. 6969
								"Toxic Substances
								Hazardous and Nuclear
								Wastes Control Act of
								1990" Sections 2 & 3.
								(October 26, 1990).

Philippine Fiber	10	Abaca and Ramie Seeds,	• Republic Act No. 4666
Industry		Seedlings, Suckers and	"An Act prohibiting the
Development		Root Stocks; Buri Seeds	exportation of Fibers
Authority (EIDA)		and Seedlings		(Buntal) or Filaments of the
				Plant commonly known as
				"Buri" or seeds or
				seedlings thereof,
				repealing for this purpose
				Commonwealth Act
				Numbered Five Hundred
				Eighty-Five and Republic
				Act Numbered Three
				Hundred Nineteen" (June
				18, 1966);

				• R.A. No. 925 "An Act
				amending Act Numbered
				Thirty-Two Hundred Fifty-
				One, entitled "An Act to
				Prohibit the Exportation to
				Foreign Countries of Seeds
				of Abaca and its derivatives"
				(June 20, 1953);

				• Department of Agriculture
				and Food Administrative
				Order No. 14, s. 1986.

Firearms and					10	10.1. Firearms and	• R.A. 10591 "An Act
Explosives Office,						Ammunitions:	Providing for the
Philippine National								Comprehensive Law on
Police (PNP-FEO)						10.1.1. Major Parts of	Firearms and
						Firearms (Barrel, Slide,	Ammunition and
						Frame)		Providing Penalties for
								Violations Thereof" (May
						10.1.2. Riflescopes,	29, 2013)
						sniperscopes, and other
						firearm accessories

PNP-FEO						10.2. Explosives:	R.A. 9516 (December
								22, 2008) "An Act further
						10.2.1. Explosives and	amending the provisions
						Explosives Ingredients	of P.D. No. 1866, as
								amended, entitled
						10.2.2. Firecrackers and	Codifying the laws on
						Pyrotechnics	illegal/unlawful
								possession, manufacture,
								dealing in acquisition or
						10.2.3. Controlled	disposition of firearms,
						Chemicals (Chemicals	ammunition or explosives
						Explosives and	or instruments used in the
						Chemicals ingredients to	manufacture of firearms,
						Explosives) see annex	ammunition or explosives,
						"1".		and imposing stiffer
								penalties for certain
								violations thereof, and for
								other relevant purposes."

								• E.O. No. 522 (June 26,
								1992) "Amending
								Executive Order No. 60
								Series of 1967,
								Prescribing rules and
								regulations for the control
								and supervision of the
								importation, sale and
								possession of chemicals
								used as ingredients in the
								manufacture of explosives
								and for other purposes."

Forest	11	Mangrove "Bakawan"	• R.A. No. 7161 "An Act	11	Bamboo		• Revised Rules and
Management				incorporating certain				Regulations
Bureau (FMB)				sections of the National				Implementing
				Internal Revenue Code of				Presidential Decree No.
				1977, as amended, to				930
				Presidential decree No.
				705, as amended,	12	Lumber, logs, poles,	• P.D. No. 705 "Forestry
				otherwise known as the		piles, log core and	Reform Code of the
				"Revised Forestry Code of		flitches/railroad ties	Philippines" (May 19,
				the Philippines", and		produced from planted	1975)
				providing amendments		trees both whether from
				thereto by increasing the		the forestlands and	• DENR Administrative
				forest charges on timber		private lands.	Order No. 1988-34
				and other products."				"Guidelines on
				Section 4. (October 10,				Certificate of Timber
				1991).				Origin (CTO)" (May 16,
								1988)

	12	Monkey pod "Acacia" or	• Revised Rules and
		Raintree (Samanea	Regulations Implementing
		saman)		P.D. No. 930

	13	Raw Rattan including	• Revised Rules and
		poles as follows:		Regulations Implementing
		a. Rattan poles that have	P.D. No. 930
		not undergone any
		processing or
		manufacturing;
		b. Rattan poles that have
		been cut; and
		c. Rattan poles that have
		undergone application of
		preservatives.

	14	Round logs, poles and	• Executive Order (E.O.)
		piles including log core	No. 23 "Moratorium on the
		and flitches/railroad ties	cutting and harvesting of
		produced from naturally	Timber in the natural and
		grown trees both from the	residual forests"
		forestlands and private	(1 February 2011)
		lands.

International Coffee					13	Coffee		• International Coffee
Organization								Agreement (ICA 2007),
Certifying Agency								Article 33.
(ICO-CA)

Mines and					14	Crushed and/or sized	14. • R.A. No. 7942
GeoSciences						sand gravel and/or other	"Philippine Mining Act of
Bureau (MGB)						unconsolidated materials.	1995" (March 3, 1995)

								• DENR
								Administrative Order No.
								2008-20 (September 4,
								2008), DENR
								Memorandum Order
								Nos. 2008-04
								(November 27, 2008),
								2009-01 (January 30,
								2009) and 2010-07
								(June 29, 2010)

					15	Iron, manganese and/or	15. Same
						chromium ore(s), whether
						unprocessed or processed.

					16	Mine wastes and/or mill	16. Same
						tailings

					17	Unprocessed, raw or run-	17. Same
						of-mine mineral(s) of
						ore(s).

National Food					18	Grains and grain	• P.D. No. 4 "National
Authority (NFA)						by-products.	Grains Authority Act"
								(September 26, 1972)

National Museum					19	Cultural properties such	• R.A. No. 10066
(NM)						as archaeological	"National Cultural
						materials, traditional	Heritage Act of 2009",
						ethnographic materials,	Article VI, Section 23
						antiques, historical relics,	(March 26, 2010);
						Natural History
						specimens (holotypes,	• R.A. No. 8492
						endangered,	"National Museum Act of
						irreplaceable specimens,	1998" (February 12,
						fossils).		1998);

								• R.A. No. 4846
								"Cultural Properties
								Preservation and
								Protection Act" as
								amended by Presidential
								Decree No. 374, and RR
								— Rule IV — Exportation
								and Importation of Cultural
								Properties (June 18, 1966)

Optical Media					20	Optical and magnetic	• R.A. No. 9239
Board (OMB)						media, its manufacturing	"Optical Media Act of
						equipment, parts and	2003" (February 10, 2004)
						accessories and
						manufacturing materials.

Protected Areas	15	Stalactites and		• R.A. No. 9072 "National	21	Terrestrial wildlife species	• Republic Act No. 9147
and Wildlife Bureau		stalagmites		Caves and Cave		whether live, preserved/	"Wildlife Resources
(PAWB)				Resources Management		stuffed to include its	Conservation and
				and Protection Act" (April		by-products & derivatives	Protection Act of 2001"
				8, 2001)				(July 30, 2001) and Joint
						21.1. Fauna species	DENR-DA-PCSD
				• Revised Rules and		produced in breeding	Administrative Order No.
				Regulations Implementing		farms for commercial	01, Series of 2004 (May
				P.D. No. 930		purposes to include the	18, 2004)
						following among others:

	16	Terrestrial wildlife species			21.1.1.	Aves:	• DENR Administrative
		whether live, stuffed or by-				Amethyst Fruit Dove	Order No. 2004-55
		products that were taken				Bended Rail	(August 31, 2004)
		from the wild:					Black naped Oriole
							Black naped Monarch	• Republic Act No.
		16.1. Fauna to include the	16.1. • CITES Appendix I;			Bleeding heart	9147 "Wildlife
		following among others:	R.A. No. 9147 "Wildlife			Pigeons	Resources Conservation
				Resources Conservation			Blue-tailed Bee-Eater	and Protection Act of
		16.1.1. Aves:		and Protection Act of 2001"			Button Quails	2001" (July 30, 2001)
			Hornbills	(July 30, 2001) and DENR			Crested Mynah	and Administrative Order
			Nicobar Pigeon	Administrative Order No.			Lovebirds	No. 2007-01 (January
			Philippine Eagle	2004-15 "Establishing the			Finches	22, 2007)
			Streak-breasted Bulbul	List of Terrestrial			Green-winged Dove
			Negros Bleeding Heart	threatened species and			Hanging Parakeet	• CITES Appendix II
			Negros Stripped babbler	their categories, and the			Java Sparrows	and III list of Fauna and
				List of other wildlife species			Kingfishers	Flora
		16.1.2. Mammal:	pursuant to Republic Act			Painted Quail
			Tamaraw	No. 9147, otherwise known			Parrots
			Dugong	as the Wildlife Resources			Philippine Starlings
			Visayan Spotted Deer	Conservation and			Philippine White-eye
			Visayan Warty Pig	Protection Act of 2001"			Pink-necked Green
			Calamian Deer	(May 22, 2004)		Pigeon
							Quiabero
		16.1.3. Reptiles:					Slender-billed cuckoo
				Philippine Crocodile			Tree Sparrow
				Saltwater Crocodile			White-eared brown
				Marine Turties			Dove
				Monitor Lizard
						21.1.2. Mammals:
							Cloud Rats
							Philippine monkeys
							Tarsier
							Skunk
						21.1.3. Reptiles:
							Gecko
							Land Turtles
							Monitor Lizards
							Sailfin Lizards
		16.2. Flora to include the	16.2. R.A. No. 9147 and		21.1.4. Amphibians:
		following among others:	DENR Administrative		Frogs-live, skin, or
			Ladys' Slipper Orchids	Order No. 2007-01 (Jan.		products from the skin or
			Cycas wadei	22, 2007)		meat
			Pitcher plant
			(Nepenthes sp)			21.2. Flora/plant species
			Vanda sanderiana			produced in
			Igem-dagat			nurseries/farms and
			Jade vine			orchidaria to include the
			Rafflesia			following among others:
			Staghorn Fern				Agar wood
			Tree Fern				Orchids, all species
			Dao			(except those in App. 1)
			Yakal				Big leaf Mahogany
			Narra				Cactus
			Molave				Cycas
							Tree Ferns

		16.3. Exotic Wildlife	16.3 CITES Appendix I list		21.3. Exotic Fauna and
		Species found in Appendix	of Fauna and Flora		Flora found in CITES
		1 of the Convention on	(http://www.cites.org)		Appendix II and to
		international Trade in			include the following
		Endangered Species of			among others:
		Wild Fauna and Flora
		(CITES) to include the			21.3.1. Aves:
		following among others:				Conures
							Macaw
		16.3.1. Fauna:					Parrots
			Buffon Macaw				Pigeons
			Scarlet Macaw
			Black Palm			21.3.2. Insects:
			Cockatoo				All Butterflies
			Great Hornbill			(except those listed in
			Hyacinth Macaw			App. I)
		16.3.2. Flora:
			Dendrobium cruentum
			Renanthera
			imschootiana
			Vanda coerulea

		16.3.3. Insects to include
		the following among
		Others:
			Birdwing butterflies
			Swallowtail butterflies

Philippine Coconut	17	Matured Coconuts and	• R.A. No. 1145 "An Act
Authority (PCA)		Coconut seedlings	Creating the Philippine
				Coconut Administration"
				(June 17, 1954);

				• P.D. No. 1644 "Granting
				Additional Powers to PCA"
				(October 4, 1979);

				• Revised Rules and
				Regulations Implementing
				P.D. No. 930;

				• PCA Board Resolution
				No. 053-2011 (16 June
				2011)

				• P.D. No. 232 "Creating a
				Philippine Coconut
				Authority" Section 3.e
				(June 30, 1973) as
				amended by P.D. 1468
				"Revised Coconut Industry
				Code" (June 11, 1978).

Philippine Nuclear					22	22.1 Nuclear and	22.1. • R.A. No. 2067
Research Institute						Radioactive Materials;	"Science Act of 1958"
(PNRI)						"Devices incorporating	(June 1, 1958) as
						radioactive materials"	amended by R.A. 3589
								"An Act Amending
								Republic Act Numbered
								Two Thousand Sixty-
								Seven Modifying the
								National Science
								Development board,
								National Institute of
								Science and
								Technology, and the
								Philippine Atomic
								Energy Commission,
								Extending Tax
								Exemption, Privileges on
								Grants, Requests and
								Donations for Scientific
								Purposes to Private
								Educational Institutions, and
								for other purposes" (June 22,
								1963)

								• R.A. No. 5207 "Atomic
								Energy Regulatory and
								Liability Act of 1968"
								(June 15, 1968), as
								amended by P.D. No.
								1484 (June 11, 1978)

								• E.O. No. 128 (January
								30, 1987) "Reorganizing
								the National Science
								and Technology Authority"

						22.2 Nuclear related dual	22.2 PNRI
						use items		Administrative Order No.
								2 "Authorization for
								Transfers of Nuclear-
								Related Dual-Use
								Equipment Materials,
								Software and Related
								Technology" (October 16,
								2009)

Sugar Regulatory					23	All sugarcane-based	E.O. No. 18 "Creating A
Administration						sugar (such as raw	Sugar Regulatory
(SRA)						sugar, white sugar,	Administration" (May 28,
						muscovado) and	1986)
						Molasses

Consolidated List of Prohibited and Regulated Products for Export
Explosives Management Division, Firearms and Explosives Office

Office	No.	Prohibited Products	Legal Bases	No.	Regulated Products	Legal Bases

Explosives Management					Chemicals-Explosives	Republic Act No. 9516 dated
Division, Firearms and				1	BEANHOLE CONNECTOR	December 22, 2008 "An act
Explosives Office,				2	C-4 EXPLOSIVES	further amending the
Civil Security Group,				3	CONNECTORS	provisions of Presidential
Philippine National				4	DETONATING CORD	Decree No. 1866, as
Police				5	DETONATING FUSE	amended, entitled codifying
				6	DETONATING RELAY	the laws on illegal/unlawful
				7	DINITROTOLUENE	possession, manufacture,
				8	EMULSION BLASTING AGENT	dealing in, acquisition or
				9	ELEC DETONATORS	disposition of firearms,
				10	EMULSION MATRIX	ammunition or explosives or
				11	EMULSION	instruments used in the
				12	EMULITE/SLURRY	manufacture of firearms,
				13	FUSE LIGHTER	ammunition or explosives,
				14	HDF PRIMERS	and imposing stiffer penalties
				15	HANDGRENADES	for certain violations thereof,
				16	IGNITER CONNECTOR	and for other relevant
				17	IGNITER FUSE	purposes."
				18	IGNITER (THERMIT)
				19	LEAD CUP
				20	MS DELAY DET
				21	NON ELEC BLASTING CAPS
				22	NON ELECTRIC DETS
				23	ORD BLASTING CONTRACTOR
				24	POWER CHARGE
				25	POWER CHARGE STARTER
				26	PIPE CUTTER
				27	PRIMACORD
				28	PRIMER
				29	SAFETY FUSE
				30	SIDEWINDER
				31	SLURRY
				32	SPITTERCONNECTOR
				33	SPITTERCORD
				34	51/2 STICK 4 HSC PML
				35	THERMALITE CONNECTOR
				36	TIMER FUSE
				37	ANFO
				38	DETONATOR
				39	DYNAMITE
				40	ELECTRIC BLASTING CAP
				41	IGNITER CORD
				42	NIT PRIMERS
				43	NITRAMON
				44	ORDINARY BLASTING CAP
				45	PRIMACORD
				46	PRIMERS
				47	SAFETY FUSE
				48	SLURRY
					Chemicals-Accessories	Republic Act No. 9516 dated
				1	GR CST CARTRIDGES	December 22, 2008 "An act
				2	GR CST CARTRIDGES	further amending the
				3	GR HT	provisions of Presidential
				4	13.5 GR HT	Decree No. 1866, as
				5	1-11/16 CERAMIC	amended, entitled codifying
				6	2-1/8 CERAMIC CHARGES	the laws on illegal/unlawful
				7	3-1/8 CERAMIC CHARGES	possession, manufacture,
				8	ALIGNMENT SLEEVES	dealing in, acquisition or
				9	AMP CARTRIDGES	disposition of firearms,
				10	BAG SMOKE	ammunition or explosives or
				11	BAKER BOOSTER	instruments used in the
				12	BAKER CHARGES	manufacture of firearms,
				13	BAKER IGNITER	ammunition or explosives,
				14	BACK-OFF BOOSTER	and imposing stiffer penalties
				15	BOUY SMOKE	for certain violations thereof,
				16	6.8/18M CARTRIDGE	and for other relevant
				17	CHARGE BOOSTER CASING	purposes."
					GUN
				18	CHARGE BOOSTER
				19	COMPOSITION 4
				20	COMPOSITION A-5
				21	COMPOSITION A-T
				22	COMPOSITION B
				23	CST CHARGES
				24	CST IGNITER
				25	DEMOLITION CHARGES
				26	DETONATORS
				27	DETONATORS 1019
				28	DETONATOR 21
				29	DET55
				30	DETONATOR G-21
				31	DETONATOR G-22
				32	DETONATOR G-51
				33	DISTRESS KIT
				34	DISTRESS SIGNAL
				35	DM 1015
				36	DM 1344 OR 1020
				37	ELECTRIC MATCH
				38	FUSE ASSEMBLY PLUG
					SETTOOL
				39	FUSE ASSEMBLY SETTING
					TOOL
				40	FLARES
				41	FLARE CARTRIDGES
				42	FUSES
				43	GAS CARTRIDGE ACTUATOR
				44	GUN POWDER
				45	SAFETY HAND FLARE
				46	HAND FLARE SIGNAL
				47	HAND HELD ROCKETS
				48	HOMAC CARTRIDGES
				49	HIGH PRESSURE CORDALON
				50	INSULATING WASHER
				51	LEAD WIRE
				52	LINE THROWER
				53	LIFESMOKE SIGNAL
				54	M143 KAPTON TAPE
				55	M55
				56	MANOVERBOARD
				57	MINI FLARES
				58	N201 FUSE
				59	PARA ILLUMINATING
				60	SAFETY PARACHUTE ROCKET
				61	POWER CHARGES CASING GUN
				62	POWER CHARGE DRILL PIPE
					CUTTER
				63	POWER CHARGE PLUG SETTING
					TOOL
				64	POWER CHARGE SEVERING TOOL
				65	PORT LUGS
				66	PRIMA CORD
				67	PRIMACORD END SEAL
				68	PROPELLANT CHARGES
				69	PROPELLANTS
				70	PARACHUTE ROCKET SIGNAL
				71	PYROTECHNIC PRODUCTS
				72	6.8/11M RED CARTRIDGE
				73	REDHAND FLARES
				74	ROCKET FLARE MOTORS
				75	RUBBER BOORT
				76	SAFETY SMOKE SIGNAL
				77	SHAPED CHARGES
				78	SMOKE GENERATOR
				79	ORANGE SMOKE SIGNAL
				80	SMOKE GRENADE
				81	SPEEDLINE (ROCKET & STRIKER)
				82	SPARE KIT
				83	TEAR GAS PRODUCTS
				84	THEATRICAL EFFECTS (ASSORTED)
				85	UNION C79
				86	WATER PROOF BLAST CAPS
				87	WIND PROOF MATCHES
				88	CONNECTOR
				89	DETONATING CORD
				90	DETONATING FUSE
				91	FUSE LIGHTER
				92	NON ELECTRIC DETONATOR
				93	SPITTER CONNECTOR
					CHEMICALS-CHLORATE	Executive Order No. 522
				1	AMMO PERCHLORATE	dated June 26, 1992
				2	BARIUM CHLORATE	"Amending Executive Order
				3	CALCIUM CHLORATE	No. 60 series of 1967,
				4	MAGNESIUM PERCHLORATE-	Prescribing rules and
				5	POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE	regulations for the control
				6	SODIUM CHLORATE	and supervision of the
				7	SODIUM PERCHLORATE	importation, sale and
				8	AMMONIUM CHLORATE	possession of chemicals
				9	POTASSIUM CHLORATE	used as ingredients in the
						manufacture of explosives
					CHEMICAL-ACID	and for other purposes."
				1	NITRIC ACID
					CHEMICAL-NITRATE
				1	ALUMINUM NITRATE
				2	GALLIUM NITRATE
				3	SODA POTASSIUM NITRATE
				4	AMMO CERIUM (IV) NITRATE
				5	GUANDINUM NITRATE
				6	STRONTIUM NITRATE
				7	BARIUM NITRATE
				8	GLYCEROL TRlNITRATE
				9	THALLIUM I NITRATE
				10	BIOQUANT NITRATE
				11	IRON NITRATE
				12	THALLIUM NITRATE
				13	BISMUTH III NITRATE
				14	IRON (III) NITRATE
				15	TNT
				16	BISMUTH SUB-NITRATE
				17	LANTHANUM NITRATE
				18	YTTRIUM III NITRATE
				19	CALCIUM-AMMO-NITRATE
				20	LITHIUM NITRATE
				21	ZINC NITRATE
				22	CRIUM NITRATE
				23	MAGNESIUM NITRATE
				24	AMMONIUM NITRATE
				25	CERIUM (Ill) NITRATE
				26	MANGANESE (II) NITRATE
				27	CADMIUM NITRATE
				28	CESIUM NITRATE
				29	MANGANESE NITRATE
				30	CALCIUM NITRATE
				31	CHILEAN NITRATE
				32	NAPHAZOLINE NITRATE
				33	CHROMIUM NITRATE
				34	CHROMIUM (III) NITRATE
				35	NICKEL II NITRATE
				36	LEAD NITRATE
				37	COBALT (II) NITRATE
				38	NICKEL NITRATE
				39	MERCURIC NITRATE
				40	COBALT NITRATE
				41	PALLADIUM NITRATE
				42	MERCURY II NITRATE
				43	COPPER NITRATE
				44	LEAD II NITRATE
				45	MERCURY NITRATE
				46	CUPRIC NITRATE
				47	PETN
				48	POTTASIUM NITRATE
				49	IRON III NITRATE
				50	PlLOCARPlME NITRATE
				51	SODIUM NITRATE
				52	IRON NITRATE
				53	SODIUM NITRITE
				54	URANYL NITRATE
				55	FERRIC NITRATE
				56	PHYNEL MERCURY NITRATE
				57	FERROUS NITRATE
				58	SILVER NITRATE

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