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is to issue a decree prohibiting the establishing of plants for the manufacture of dyestuffs and intermediate products.
b. As a general rule, the output of the German-French company shall be intended for the French domestic and colonial markets only.

c. In imports to France, its colonies and protectorates, Germany shall receive preferential treatment in that such products as are not manufactured by the German-French companies shall as a general rule be purchased only from Germany and at reasonable tariff rates. The recently levied minimum tariff rates on dyestuffs would seem appropriate provided that the exchange rate of the French franc did not exceed 0.06 RM.

As to the Société des Produits Chimiques et Matières Colorantes de Mulhouse, Paris, and the Société Anonyme pour l'Industrie Chimique, Mulhouse-Dornach, we have written to the Reich Ministry of Economics under date of July 13, 1940, that we have placed a trustee for these companies at its disposal. The ultimate fate of these two enterprises can be determined only at a later date. As, after the war, there would be no economic basis for the existence of the first-named firm, it is questionable whether it would be advisable to have this enterprise continue to operate.*  
 
AUXILIARY PRODUCTS FOR DYEING PURPOSES AND AUXILIARY TEXTILE  PRODUCTS
 
[The report continues with concrete proposals concerning each of the fields of sale discussed earlier under the general discussion of the development and status of the French chemical industry.] 
 
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8. Imports. In connection with the question of imports, mention should be made of the fact that IG has, in the last few years, imported from France and her colonies and mandates an annual average amounting to approximately RM 1,100,000 including especially: 
 
Chromium ore.
Phosphate.
Bauxite.
Aromatic substances.
Antimony, et cetera.
IG is, of course, greatly interested in securing continuation of the import of these products also in the future. At this point, however, we refrain from making concrete suggestions or re- […quests]
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* Concerning the eventual handling of the French dyestuffs plants, see subsection VIII D, volume VIII, this series.
 



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