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of <h1>Customs Tariff Rules: Define Wholly Produced Goods for Preferential Treatment in India-Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement</h1> The Customs Tariff Rules, 2000, under the Free Trade Agreement between Sri Lanka and India, define goods considered as wholly produced or obtained in the exporting Contracting Party's territory. These include raw or mineral products, vegetable and animal products, sea fishing products, and waste from manufacturing. Goods must be produced from these items to qualify. Vessels and factory ships must meet specific ownership and registration criteria to be eligible for preferential treatment. The rules also allow for goods from vessels under Bilateral Agreements to receive preferential treatment, even if the vessels are chartered or leased.
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