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Regulation 2(1)(a), (2)(a)(i) and (3)(a)
Column 1 Plant, plant product or other object | Column 2 Quantity | Column 3 Fee for each consignment (daytime working hours) (£) | Column 4 Fee for each consignment (non-daytime working hours) (£) |
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Cuttings, seedlings (except forestry reproductive material), young plants of strawberries or of vegetables | up to 10,000 in number | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 1,000, or part thereof | 1.98, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 2.97, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Shrubs, trees (other than cut Christmas trees), other woody nursery plants including forest reproductive material (other than seed) | up to 1,000 in number | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 100, or part thereof | 1.22, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 1.83, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Bulbs, corms, rhizomes, tubers, intended for planting (other than tubers of potatoes) | up to 200 kg | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 10 kg, or part thereof | 0.45, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 0.68, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Seeds, tissue cultures | up to 100 kg | 21.28 | 31.93 |
each additional 10 kg, or part thereof | 0.49, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 0.73, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Other plants intended for planting, not specified elsewhere in this Schedule | up to 5,000 in number | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 100, or part thereof | 0.49, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 0.73, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Cut flowers | up to 20,000 in number | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 1,000, or part thereof | 0.38, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 0.57, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Branches with foliage, parts of conifers (other than cut Christmas trees) | up to 100 kg | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 100 kg, or part thereof | 4.94, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 7.41, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Cut Christmas trees | up to 1,000 in number | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 100, or part thereof | 4.94, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 7.41, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Leaves of plants, such as herbs, spices and leafy vegetables | up to 100 kg | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 10 kg, or part thereof | 4.94, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 7.41, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Fruits, vegetables (other than leafy vegetables) | up to 25,000 kg | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 1,000 kg, or part thereof | 1.98 | 2.97 | |
Tubers of potatoes | up to 25,000 kg | 148.99 (for each lot) | 223.49 (for each lot) |
each additional 25,000 kg, or part thereof | 148.99 (for each lot) | 223.49 (for each lot) | |
Soil and growing medium, bark | up to 25,000 kg | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 1,000 kg, or part thereof | 1.89, up to a maximum of 397.31 | 2.97, up to a maximum of 595.97 | |
Grain | up to 25,000 kg | 49.66 | 74.50 |
each additional 1,000 kg, or part thereof | 1.98, up to a maximum of 1986.56 | 2.97, up to a maximum of 2979.84 | |
Other plants or plant products not specified elsewhere in this Schedule, except forest trees | each consignment | 49.66 | 74.50 |
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