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Cette publication concerne les minéraux non métalliques (abrasifs naturels, amiante, baryte, borates, diamants et autres pierres précieuses ou semi—précieuses, engrais, spathfluor, granit, graphite, gravier, pierre broyée, gypse, plâtre, castine, argiles kaoliniques, minerais de magnésium et magnésium, marbre, sel, sables naturels, soufre) ainsi que les minerais métalliques et métaux (aluminium, antimoine non ouvré, articles, déchets et fragments d'antimoine, minerais de chrome et ferro—chrome, cobalt, cuivre, minerai de fer, plomb, manganèse et ferro—manganèse, molybdène, nickel, métaux précieux, étain, tantale, titane, tungstène, zinc, zirconium).
It covers non-metallic ores and metals (abrasives, natural; asbestos; baryte; borates; diamonds and other precious or semi-precious stones; fertilizers; fluorspar; granite; graphite; gravel, crushed stone; gypsum, plasters, limestone flux; kaolinic clays; magnesium minerals and metal; marble; salt; sands, natural; sulphur) as well as metallic ores and metals (aluminium; antimony unwrought, articles, waste and scrap; chromium ores and ferro-chrome; cobalt; copper; iron ore; lead; manganese and ferro-manganese; molybdenum; nickel; precious metals; tin; tantalum; titanium; tungsten; zinc; zirconium).
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