NEDA-Approved Revised Rules and Regulations Further Simplifying Export Procedures and Documentation (P.D. No. 930)

April 14, 1999

BSP CIRCULAR LETTER

For your information and guidance, attached is a copy, transmitted to BSP by the Export Development Council, of the Revised Rules and Regulations Implementing P.D. 930, which were approved by the NEDA Board last 07 October 1998 and will be effective on 17 May 1999.

Kindly note the following:

1. Cement and clinker have been removed from the Regulated Export list; and

2. Optional List under Annex B pertains to products which may be issued an Optional Export Clearance upon request of the exporter.

Please, inform your exporter-clients accordingly.

(SGD.) EDGARDO P. ZIALCITADeputy GovernorBangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

March 15, 1999

MR. GREGORIO R SUAREZManaging DirectorBangko Sentral ng PilipinasRm. 313 5-Storey Bldg.,Mabini St., Malate Manila

Dear Dir. Suarez:

Attached for your information and guidance , is a copy of the Revised Rules and Regulations Implementing P.D. 930, Further Simplifying Export Procedures and Documentation. This includes the revised list of prohibited regulated and optional products for export that would need clearance from your agency.

The said IRR was approved by the NEDA Board last 07 October 1998, published in Malaya and Manila Bulletin last 15 February 1999, and will be effective on 17 May 1999 (ninety days from the date of publication).

We shall also appreciate your dissemination of these rules to concerned parties.

Very truly yours,

(SGD.) EMMERITA Z. MIJARESDeputy Executive Director

NEDA Board Resolution No. 17 (s. 1998)

Approving the Revised Rules and Regulations Implementing PD 930

On motion duly seconded,

Be it resolved, as it is hereby resolved, that the NEDA Board approve, as it hereby approves, the Revised Rules and Regulations Implementing PD 930, Further Simplifying Export Procedures and Documentation.

UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED, October 7, 1998.

Certified Correct:

(SGD.) FORTUNATO R. ABRENILLADirector, Legal Staff NEDA

REVISED RULES AND REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 930, FURTHER SIMPLIFYING EXPORT PROCEDURES AND DOCUMENTATION

Pursuant to Section 2 of Presidential Decree No. 930, the following rules and regulations are hereby promulgated for the compliance, guidance and information of all concerned:

RULE I

Definition of Terms

SECTION 1. For purposes of these rules and regulations, the following terms shall have the meaning given for each term:

A. Authority to Load shall refer to the approval or permission granted by the BOC or its deputized agencies for the loading of export goods on board the carrier specified in the covering Export Declaration.

B. Certificate of Shipment shall refer to the document which the BOC or its deputized agencies issues upon request of the exporter, or his duly authorized representative, certifying to the nature of shipment of his export goods which could either be full shipment effected, shut-off or non-shipment.cdlex

C. Certificate of Origin shall refer to the declaration of the exporter, certified by the BOC, that his export complies with the origin requirement specified under bilateral, regional or multilateral trading arrangements to which the Philippines is a party. The types of Certificate of Origin are:

1. General Certificate of Origin (white form).

2. Generalized System of Preference (GSP) Certificate of Origin (Form A).

3. ASEAN Preferential Trade Agreement (ASEAN PTA) Certificate of Origin (Form C).

4. ASEAN Common Effective Preferential Tariff (CEPT) Scheme.

5. International Coffee Organization (ICO) Certificate of Origin.

D. Export Clearance shall refer to all pre-exportation requirements (of whatever name by any government agency other than those of the BOC to authorize loading.

E. Periodic Export Clearance shall refer to the export clearance that is valid for a specific period not exceeding one year and issued by the concerned government agency for products regularly exported by an exporter.

F. Optional Export Clearance shall refer to the export clearance issued for export products upon the request of the exporter.

G. Prohibited Export Products shall refer to products which are not allowed for exportation under existing policies of the government agencies concerned except for scientific or testing purposes which however need export clearances from government agencies concerned prior to exportation.

H. Regulated Export Products shall refer to products the exportation of which is not prohibited but which likewise need export clearances from government agencies concerned prior to exportation.

I Containerized Cargoes shall refer to cargoes contained on container vans or other sealable transport units.

J. Conventional Cargoes shall refer to cargoes that are handled in pieces, packages, crates, bags and the like.

K. Established Standards shall refer to the standards set by the Bureau of Product Standards and/or other agencies.

L. Export Declaration (or ED) shall refer to the document required for every export shipment, whereby the exporter or his duly authorized representative declares and certifies the full particulars of a shipment.

M. Government Agency shall refer to any bureau, office, agency or instrumentality or any other instrument of the National Government.

N. OSEDC shall refer to the One-Stop Export Documentation Center.

RULE II

Export Clearances

SECTION 1. Per Shipment Export Clearances. — issued by specified government agencies shall be required for prohibited products and regulated products (listed in Annex A).

SECTION 2. Periodic Export Clearances. — Specified government agencies may grant periodic export clearances to exporters, the validity period of which is to be determined by said agencies, provided such period shall not exceed one year. Each of the offices/agencies concerned shall formulate, prescribe and promulgate guidelines governing the issuance of such periodic clearances. The guidelines shall include, among others, the basis for determining the validity periods of clearances to be issued, and criteria for determining and identifying regular exporters entitled to such periodic export clearances.

SECTION 3. Optional Export Clearances. — may be issued upon request of the exporter for products (enumerated in Annex B).

SECTION 4. Additional Products. — No new products shall be added to Annex A, without the prior approval of the Inter-Agency Committee (IAC) on E.O. 1016. For this purpose, The Department of Trade and Industry shall conduct a review, at least once a year in consultation with appropriate government agencies, of the list in said Annex A for the possible additions and deletions and shall submit its recommendations thereon to said committee.

RULE III

Procedures for Securing Export Clearances

SECTION 1. Per Shipment Export Clearances. — The exporter shall submit one set of the Export Clearance form, together with the other required documents to the concerned government agency.

Upon receipt of the accomplished Export Clearance form, the agency concerned shall undertake the following.

a. Check if the papers are in order;

b. Assign an inspector/analyst to inspect the product and obtain samples for analysis, if necessary;

c. Collect fees, if any is due;

d. Issue clearance in two (2) copies to the exporter.

The exporter shall then proceed to the BOC to obtain the Authority to Load in accordance with the procedures provided in Rule VIII hereof

SECTION 2. Periodic Clearance. — Exporters who wish to secure the periodic export clearance shall apply in writing with the government agency concerned which shall evaluate the applications in accordance with Section 2, Rule II, of these Rules and Regulations.

SECTION 3. Optional Clearances. — No new export clearances shall be imposed without the prior approval of the IAC on E.O. 1016.

RULE IV

Standardization and Inspection Responsibilities of Government Commodity Offices

This shall be governed by Section 4 of P.D. 930 as amended by E.O. 1016.

RULE V

Inspection Fees

No new and additional fees/charges shall be imposed by the government agencies concerned with inspection of export products except as provided for in Section 7 of PD 930

RULE VI

The Export Declaration (ED)

SECTION 1. Submission of Export Declaration. — As soon as the exporter is ready to ship his goods, he shall secure an Export Declaration (ED) form from any of the following: DTI/BOC/OSEDCs/EDC/BSP/PHILEXPORT, and accomplish the same.

SECTION 2. Filing of Export Declaration Form. — The exporter shall file all copies of the accomplished ED directly with the BOC or its deputized agencies or OSEDC for processing and approval through the issuance of the Authority to Load. The BOC shall assign the ED number to the form.

The exporter shall accomplish the ED form in four (4) clear copies, to be segregated as follows: BOC copy (original), Exporter's copy, National Statistics Office (NSO) copy, and DTI copy.LLpr

RULE VII

Responsibilities of the Bureau of Customs

The BOC shall be responsible for the issuance of

a. Authority to Load;

b. Special Permit to Load;

c. Certificate of Origin; and

d Post-loading Certificates.

RULE VIII

Authority to Load

SECTION 1. Where to File Request. — Exporters may file the request with any of the following export processing units of the BOC:

a. For Manila Loading:

— The Export Division of the Port of Manila (POM), the Manila International Container Port (MICP) or the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).

— The OSEDC for loading at any of the above ports.

— The BOC Unit at the Garments and Textile Export Board (GTEB-BOC Unit) for GTEB controlled exports for loading at any of the above ports.

b. For Provincial Loading:

— The BOC Export Division or the OSEDC at the port of loading.

— The BOC Export Coordination. Division (ECD), Office of the Commissioner, where exporter opts to obtain the Authority to Load in Manila.

SECTION 2. Documents to be submitted. — The following documents shall be submitted. 

a. Export Declaration. — Enterprises not registered with either the Board of Investments (BOI) or Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) shall affix the required BOC/Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) documentary stamps to the ED.

b. Commercial Invoice if the ED is with foreign exchange proceeds.

c. For provincial loading, a written request for authority to load if the ED is filed at the Export Coordination Division (ECD). Request should indicate date and port of loading, commodity, quality and value of exports.

d. Export Clearance, if required

SECTION 3. Issuance of Authority to Load. — After checking completeness, accuracy and consistency of data documents, the export unit concerned shall authorize loading. The Authority to Load is indicated at Box 52 of the ED.

Where the ED was processed at the ECD for provincial loading, a telegraphic instruction is sent to the Collector of Customs concerned. The telegram serves as basis for the Collector to issue an Authority to Load.

SECTION 4. Loading of Shipment. — The exporter shall present the ED to:

a. Customs Container Control Division (CCCD of Port of Manila or International Container Port (MICP) or equivalent unit in provincial ports) if shipment is containerized. The CCCD shall then forward the EDs to the Arrastre Office for collection of arrastre charges and then to the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) for clearance.

b. Arrastre Office if shipment is conventional from whence EDs are sent to the PPA for clearance.

c. Appropriate units in NAIA if shipments is by air.

SECTION 5. The Inspector's Report of Loading. — After loading, the Customs inspector on board vessel or CCCD representative (containerized cargo) shall submit to the export unit concerned the original copy of the Inspector's Report of Loading together with a copy of the EDs covered by the report.

If the shipment is subject to duty back, a copy of the completely processed ED shall be submitted to the Tax Credit and Duty Drawback Center of the Department of Finance.

RULE IX

The Special Permit to Load

The Special Permit to Load shall be granted under the following circumstances:

a. For authority to load locally transhipped goods to foreign vessel.

b. For shipments where the Export Declaration is not required under the existing BSP rules; or

c. For partial shipments covered by a Monthly General Export Declaration.

RULE X

The Certificate of Origin

SECTION 1. Certificate of Origin (CO). — The CO shall be issued to the exporter or his duly authorized representative. LibLex

The BOC has the authority to verify the origin of products and other statements in the certificate.

SECTION 2. Documents to be filed. — The following documents shall be submitted:

a. Certificate Declaration,

b. Export Declaration;

c. Bill of Lading;

d. Commercial Invoice; and

e. Any appropriate supporting documents proving the products to be exported qualify for the issuance of a CO.

SECTION 3. Issuance of the Certificate of Origin. — In general, the unit which processed the ED issues the corresponding CO. However, for EDs processed at the GTEB-BOC Unit, COs are to be issued -

— by ECD for shipment by sea

— by GTEB-BOC Unit for shipment by air

— For COs to be issued by the BOC, the Export Coordination Division (ECD) also issues said COs for Export Declarations (EDs) processed in the OSEDC.

SECTION 4. General Certificate of Origin (White Form). — This Certificate is issued upon the request of the exporter for exports not qualified for either the GSP or ASEAN PTA but is nevertheless required by the importing country. The original and duplicate copies are given to the exporter.

SECTION 5. The GSP Certificate of Origin (Form A). — This Certificate is issued for exports qualified for preferential tariff treatment under the ASEAN Preferential Trade Agreement. The original copy is sent directly to the customs authority of the importing country.

SECTION 6. The ASEAN Preferential Trade Agreement (ASEAN PTA Form C. — This Certificate is issued for exports qualified for preferential treatment under the ASEAN Preferential Trade Agreement. The original copy is sent directly to the customs authorities of the importing country.

SECTION 7. The ASEAN Common Effective Preferential Tariff (CEPT) Scheme Certificate of Origin (ASEAN CEPT Form D). — This Certificate is issued for exports qualified under tariff reduction programs of the CEPT scheme, the basic instrument used to implement the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) Agreement.

SECTION 8. The International Coffee Organization (ICO) Certificate of Origin. — This Certificate is issued for all coffee exports originating from the Philippines as prescribed by the International Coffee Organization.

RULE XI

Post Loading Certificate

Upon request of the exporter and after the carrier has departed, the export unit which processed the ED shall issue —

a. Certificate of Shipment/Non-shipment. — This certificate is issued by the export unit based on the Inspector's Report of Loading.

b. Certificate of re-exportation for bond cancellation. — This is also based on the Inspector's Report of Loading.

RULE XII

Negotiations and Payment

SECTION 1. When the shipment is not fully prepaid. — The exporter shall negotiate his bill of exchange/account with the AAB / OBUs together with the Bill of Lading/Air Waybill, signed Commercial Invoice and such other documents as may be required by the buyer.

The AAB concerned shall report to BSP the payment thereof in accordance with existing BSP rules,

SECTION 2. When shipment is fully prepaid or on open account basis. — The exporter may send the shipping documents mentioned in the preceding section directly to the buyer, provided copies thereof are submitted to the AAB / OBUs, for record/monitoring purposes.

RULE XIII

Standardized Export Documents

SECTION 1 Export Documents. — The following export documents, the facsimiles of which are hereto attached and made an integral part hereof shall serve as standard forms to be used in the export of goods from the Philippines:

a. Export Declaration, Annex A

b. Export Clearance, Annex B

c. Periodic Export Clearance, Annex C

d. General Certificate of Origin, Annex D

e. ASEAN PTA Certificate of Origin, Annex E

f. ASEAN CEPT Scheme Certificate of Origin, Annex F

g. ICO Certificate of Origin, Annex G

SECTION 2. Changes in Forms Not Allowed. — No changes in the aforementioned forms especially in the contents, size and in the number of the copies required herein shall be made without prior approval by the NEDA.LexLib

RULE XIV

Resolution of Issues; Appeal

SECTION 1. Resolution of Issues. — The DTI shall have the authority to resolve any issues or conflict that may arise between or among government agencies resulting from the reassignment of inspection and/or certification authorities provided for in the P.D. 930.

SECTION 2. Appeal. — Any agency not satisfied with the decision of the DTI may elevate the issue to the NEDA within fifteen (15) days from the receipt of notice thereof, provided, that, failure to elevate the issue/conflict within this period shall render the resolution of the DTI final and executory.

RULE XV

General Provisions

SECTION 1. Administration. — The DTI shall be responsible for coordinating the administration and implementation of the provisions of the P.D. 930 and of the instructions and/or rules and regulations that may be issued in pursuance thereof along the concept of simplifying export procedures and documentation. It may recommend to the NEDA any change and modification it may deem necessary to effectuate the intents and provisions of P.D. 930, as well as the Rules and Regulations issued in pursuance thereof

SECTION 2. Review Power. — The NEDA shall have the power to review, revise or amend decisions, ruling, or actions made or taken by any agency involved in the implementation of the simplified export procedures and documentation provided in P.D. 930 and these rules and regulations..

SECTION 3. Information Dissemination. — The NEDA shall, together with the DTI, BSP, BOC, PHILEXPORT and other agencies concerned, undertake such information drive as may be necessary for the dissemination of the simplified export procedures and the forms prescribed herein to ensure proper and full compliance by all concerned.

SECTION 4. Separability Clause. — The provisions of these Rules and Regulations are hereby declared to be separable, and in the event one or more of said provisions are declared unconstitutional, the validity of the other provisions shall not be affected thereby.

SECTION 5. Repealing Clause — The amended Rules and Regulations Implementing P.D. 230 dated November 25, 1977 are hereby repealed. All other rules or regulations inconsistent therewith are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.

SECTION 6. Effectivity — These revised rules and regulations shall take effect after ninety (90) days from the date of publication in two newspapers of general circulation.

ANNEX A

PROHIBITED AND REGULATED PRODUCTS FOR EXPORT

Per Revised IRR P.D. 930 effective 17 May 1999

 

		PROHIBITED	REGULATED	OFFICE
			1.	Garments and textiles,	Garments and Textile
				carpets polyester staple	Board (GTEB)
				fiber, filament yarns;
				fabrics, upholstered
				furniture and other natural
				and synthetic fibers and
				all products made up in
				whole or in part of these
				fiber for export to all
				countries with or without
				quota
			2.	Copper concentrates	Board of Investments (BOI)
			3.	All plants, planting	Bureau of Plant Industry
				materials and plant	(BPI)
				products capable of
				harboring pests; insect
				specimens, live and dead
			4.	Animals, animal products	Bureau of Animal Industry
				and animal effects	(BAI)
			5.	Sugar and molasses	Sugar Regulatory
							Administration (SRA)
			6.	Coffee			International Coffee
							Organization Certifying
							Agency (ICO-CA) — DTI
1.	Abaca and Ramie	7.	Natural fibers: abaca,	Fiber Industry Development
	Seeds, Seedlings Suckers,		ramie, salago, maguey,	Authority (FIDA)
	and Root Stocks; Buri		sisal, kenaf, coir, buntal,
	Seeds and Seedlings		cabo negro, cotton kapok,
				sabahon, piña, banana
				fiber, silk, loofah, pacol,
				musa species, RSA
				(secondary abaca fiber),
				canton, raffia, tikog and
				cocoon
			8.	Antiques, cultural	National Museum (NM)
				artifacts and historical
				relics
2.	Bakawan (mangrove)	9.	Logs, poles and piles	Forest Management Bureau
				including log core and	(FMB), DENR
				flitches/railroad ties
			10.	Lumber			Forest Management Bureau
							(FMB), DENR
3.	Bangus Fry					Bureau of Fisheries and
							Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
4.	Mother Bangus (Sabalo)					Bureau of Fisheries and
							Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
5.	Prawn-Spawner and Fry					Bureau of Fisheries and
							Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
6.	Shells:						Bureau of Fisheries and
		Trumpet shells (Triton);					Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
		Helmet Shells (Cassis);
		Live specimens, raw
		shells, meat and by-
		products of giant clams
		under the family
		Tridacnidae (Tridac
		gigas, T. deresa, T.
		squamosa, T. maxima, T.
		crocea, Hippopus
		hippopus porceilanus)
			11.	Shells:			Bureau of Fisheries and
				Undersized raw shells of	Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
				Trocas, Gold lip, Black
				lip, Turbo mamoratus
				and kapis.
7.	Wildlife species:					Bureau of Fisheries and
	a.	Wild marine species,					Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
		e.g.: precious, semi-
		precious and all
		ordinary corals raw
		and by-products
			12.	Wildlife species:		Bureau of Fisheries and
				a.	Wild marine species,	Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
					e.g.: water snakes
					(cerberus rynchops)
					sea snakes: live, skin
					or products from the
					skin or meat
					Frogs: live, skin or	Protected Areas and
					products from the skin	Wildlife Bureau (PAWB)
					or meat
	b.	Wild terrestrial species		b.	Wild Terrestrial	Protected Areas and
		whether live, stuffed or			Species to include	Wildlife Bureau (PAWB)
		by-products, e.g.:			live, stuffed, preserved,
					by-products and
					derivatives, e.g.:
	b.1	Mammals (i.e.,			b.1	Mammals (i.e.,
		tamaraw, tarsier,				Philippine Monkeys,
		deers (calamian				cloud-rats, ant eater
		deer), sea cow,				Philippine tarsier
		fruit bats)				and skunk)
	b.2	Aves (i.e., eagles,			b.2	Aves (i.e., bleeding
		redvent cockatoo,				heart pigeons, java
		Palawan peacock				sparrows, tree
		pheasant, Palawan				sparrow, parrot,
		mynah, horn bills,				finches, Phil.
		nicobar pigeon,				white-eye, Phil.
		Mindoro imperial				starlings, hanging
		pigeon, Peregrine				parakeets, brush
		falcon, spotted				cuckoo, plaintive
		green shank,				cuckoo, amethyst
		Kotch's pitta, giant				fruit dove, blue-
		scops owl and				tailed bee-eater,
		Eastern sarus crane)				crested mynah,
						pink-necked green
	b.3	Reptiles (i.e.,				pigeon, painted
		crocodiles, marine				quail, button
		turtles, pythons)				quails, bended rail,
						plain swamphen,
	b.4	Flora (i.e., lady's				green-winged
		slipper orchid,				dove, slender-billed
		vanda sanderiana,				cuckoo, white-eared
		pitcher plant,				brown dove,
		dendrobicum				dove, kingfishers,
		cruenthum)				black-naped oriole,
						black-naped
	b.5	Exotic wildlife				monarch,
		species found under				redamadavat,
		Appendix 1 of the				guiabero)
		CITES such as
		button macaw,
		scarlet macaw
					b.3	Reptiles (i.e.,
						gecko, monitor and
						sail-finned lizards,
						land turtles)
					b.4	Flora (i.e., tree
						ferns, cycasf plant,
						all species orchids,
						aloe plant, sanders
						alocasia, striped
						alocasia, voiavoi,
						bungang ipod,
						cactus, Philippine
						camia/garland,
						Himalayan yew,
						Agar wood, eagle
						wood, big-leaf
						mahogany and red-
						sanders)
					b.5	All species of
						butterflies
					b.6	Exotic wildlife
						species found under
						Appendix II of the
						CITES such as
						parrots macaw
						pigeons and conures
			13.	Firearms, ammunitions	Firearms and Explosives
				and explosives		Office PNP-DILG
			14.	Gold from small scale	Bangko Sentral ng
				mining or panned gold	Pilipinas (BSP)
			15.	Legal tender Philippine	Bangko Sentral ng
				notes and coins, checks,	Pilipinas (BSP)
				money orders and other
				bills of exchange drawn in
				pesos against banks
				operating in the Philippines
				greater than P10,000
			16.	Grains and grain-by-	National Food Authority
				products			(NFA)
8.	Matured coconuts and					Philippine Coconut
	coconut seedlings					Authority (PCA)
9.	Raw materials for cottage
	industries:
	•	bamboo					Department of
							Environment and Natural
		Resources (DENR)
	•	monkey pod (acacia)					Department of
							Environment and Natural
							Resources (DENR)
	•	rattan (including					Department of
		poles					Environment and Natural
							Resources (DENR)
	•	buri fibers					Fiber Industry
							Development
							Authority (FIDA)
	•	raffia fibers					Fiber Industry
							Development
							Authority (FIDA)
	•	semi-finished or					Bureau of Fisheries and
		semi-processed capiz					Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
		shells
10.	Stalactites and					Department of Environment
	stalagmites					and Natural Resources
							DENR)
			17.	Motion pictures/		Movie and Television
				television films and	Review and
				related publicity		Classification
				materials			Board (MTRCB)
			18.	Radioactive materials	Philippine Nuclear
				Research Institute (PNRI)
			19.	All exports to the		Philippine International
				following socialist and	Trading Corporation (PITC)
				centrally-planned economy
				countries: Albania, Laos,
				People's Democratic
				Republic, Ethiopia,
				Mozambique, Angola,
				Mongolia People's
				Republic, Democratic
				Republic of Korea (North
				Korea), Nicaragua, Libya,
				Myanmar

 

 

ANNEX B

OPTIONAL	SPECIFIC OFFICE/DIVISION
All handicrafts for export. (Exporters cannot	Department) of Trade and Industry
avail Special Tariff Treatment in	Regional Offices
countries where the Philippines have
trade agreements if the same do not
secure handicraft certification from the
Department of Trade and Industry
Live fish (aquarium)	Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic
			Resources (BFAR)
Fishery by-products (shark liver oil, shark
	teeth, pearl essence, fish and other
	fish/fishery/aquatic by-products)
		Sea Urchin
		Seaweeds and by-products
		Sponges
		Pearl
		Other fish and fishery aquatic products
Fishes (live, fresh, chilled or frozen)	BFAR, Bureau of Food and Drugs
			(BFAD), National Quarantine Office
			(NQO) as required by buyer
Crustaceans (shrimps, crabs, lobsters,	BFAR, Bureau of Food and Drugs
	prawns), live fresh, chilled and/or frozen	(BFAD), National Quarantine Office
			(NQO) as required by buyer
Coconut products and by-products	Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA)
All processed foods, drugs, cosmetics,	Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD)
	medical devices, and household
	hazardous substances
Steel bars		Bureau of Product Standards (BPS)
Baliast
Fire extinguisher
Plywood
Starters
Lampholder (fluorescent lamp/Edison base)
Enclosed Switch/Knife switch/fuseholder
Fuse
Wire and cables
Circuit breakers
Switch (snap)
Plugs/receptacles (outlets)
Fluorescent lighting fixtures
Electrical tapes
Medical oxygen
Cement
Synthetic detergent (Per E.O. 259)
Pneumatic tries and inner tubes
Galvanized iron (G.I.) sheets
Safety matches
Disposable lighters
Enameld copper wires (Magnet Wires)
Sawn timber
Wire nails
Other Products
Tobacco products	National Tobacco Administration
			(NTA)
Fertilizers, pesticides and other agricultural	Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority
	chemicals	(FPA)
Vessels, marine engines, space parts and	Maritime Industry Authority
	other marine related items	(MARINA)
Animals products and by-products: curio	Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI)
items, feathers, food and feed ingredients,
and veterinary drugs and product feeds
premix and water solubles
Live animals; gamefowl, wild birds and
exotic animals, monkeys, other livestock and
poultry, dogs and cats
Feathers, buffalo horns and animal skins	Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau
			(PAWB)