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Environmental Protection Agency 763.171 laminated together. Major applications of this product include: office parti tioning; garage paneling; linings for stoves and electric switch boxes; and fire-proofing agent for security boxes, safes, and files. Specialty paper means an asbestoscontaining product that is made of paper intended for use as filters for beverages or other fluids or as paper fill for cooling towers. Cooling tower fill consists of asbestos paper that is used as a cooling agent for liquids from industrial processes and air condi tioning systems. State has the same meaning as in sec tion 3 of the Act. Stock-on-hand means the products which are in the possession, direction, or control of a person and are intended for distribution in commerce. United States has the same meaning as in section 3 of the Act. [59 FR 33208, June 28, 1994] 763.165 Manufacture and importation prohibitions. (a) After August 27, 1990, no person shall manufacture or import the fol lowing asbestos-containing products, either for use in the United States or for export: flooring felt and new uses of asbestos. (b) After August 26, 1996, no person shall manufacture or import the fol lowing asbestos-containing products, either for use in the United States or for export: commercial paper, cor rugated paper, rollboard, and specialty paper. (c) The import prohibitions of this subpart do not prohibit: (1) The import into the customs ter ritory of the United States of products imported solely for shipment outside the customs territory of the United States, unless further repackaging or processing of the product is performed in the United States; or (2) Activities involving purchases or acquisitions of small quantities of products made outside the customs ter ritory of the United States for personal use in the United States. [59 FR 33209, June 28, 1994] 763.167 Processing prohibitions. (a) After August 27, 1990, no person shall process for any use, either in the United States or for export, any of the asbestos-containing products listed at 763.165(a). (b) After August 26, 1996, no person shall process for any use, either in the United States or for export, any of the asbestos-containing products listed at 763.165(b). [59 FR 33209, June 28, 1994] 763.169 Distribution in commerce prohibitions. (a) After August 25, 1992, no person shall distribute in commerce, either for use in the United States or for export, any of the asbestos-containing prod ucts listed at 763.165(a). (b) After August 25, 1997, no person shall distribute in commerce, either for use in the United States or for export, any of the asbestos-containing prod ucts listed at 763.165(b). (c) A manufacturer, importer, proc essor, or any other person who is sub ject to a ban on distribution in com merce in paragraph (a) or (b) of this section must, within 6 months of the effective date of the ban of a specific asbestos-containing product from dis tribution in commerce, dispose of all their remaining stock-on-hand of that product, by means that are in compli ance with applicable local, State, and Federal restrictions which are current at that time. [59 FR 33209, June 28, 1994] 763.171 Labeling requirements. (a) After August 27, 1990, manufactur ers, importers, and processors of all as bestos-containing products that are identified in 763.165(a) shall label the products as specified in this subpart at the time of manufacture, import, or processing. This requirement includes labeling all manufacturers', importers', and processors' stock-on-hand as of Au gust 27, 1990. (b) After August 25, 1995, manufactur ers, importers, and processors of all as bestos-containing products that are identified in 763.165(b), shall label the products as specified in this subpart at the time of manufacture, import, or processing. This requirement includes 761