Summered Höhenfleckvieh
Summered Höhenfleckvieh is a tariff of the German customs tariff from 1902.
At that time, Germany was bound by the most-favored-nation clause , which states that the concessions that one contracting state grants to another must also be granted to all others.
To infiltrate the MFN clause, was used for height Simmental and Brown Swiss , "the m at an altitude of 300 above the sea level raised and every year at least one month m at a height of at least 800 summered have been" a special duty fixed. This criterion was formulated in a general way, but in fact applied to Switzerland and Austria .
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- ↑ Gottfried Haberler : The international trade, Berlin, 1933.