Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community' and in particular article 113 thereof, Having regard to the proposal from the Commj.ssion. lla s adopted this Regulation: Article I Imports of all products originating in Argentina for the purpose of putting them into free circulation in the community are hereby suspended'whereas, in these circuostances, the States demand the temporary suspension of Arqen!ina iinlerests of tbe Community and lhe nember imports of alL products originating inA/40/596 Enqlish Page I8 Ar t.icl e 2 I. This Regulation shall not precluale the putting products originating in Argen ti na: - in course of shiDment to 2. The provisions of paragraph 1 Kingdom of products covered by this adopted by the United Kingdom withinto free circula tionof lhe Community at that date. shall not apply to inports into the United Regulation which were the subjec! of measures effect fron 7 April. Article 3accompanied by import documents i.ssued before the date of its entry into force which nention Argeneina as the country of origin, or to be imported in execution of contracts concl-uded before that date, or This Regulation shall enter into force on the day of its publication in theOfficial Journal of the European Comounities. It shall apply untiL lT tt{ay 1982. Before that date, the Council, aceing on a proposal from the Comnission, shall examine whether it is appropriate to extend, amend, or, if necessary, repeal tbls Regula tion . This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable inall. Member sta tes. Done aC Brussels. 16 Aprit 1982.APPENDTX III The representatives of tbe Governnent of the member States of the European coal and steel Connunity, meetinq within the council, In agreement rdith the Conoiseion, Have decided as follons: Iopor ts of all ProductsArgenttna for the purpose ofof the Community are berebyA/40/5e6 Engllsh
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a regulation regarding international trade, specifically a suspension of imports from Argentina. It mentions the European Economic Community, the Commission, and the Council, suggesting a European Union or EU-related document. The language used is formal and legalistic, indicating a regulatory or legislative nature.

**Category**
International trade