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of <h1>Customs Tariff Rules 2000: Rule 14 Allows Review of Origin Rules in Sri Lanka-India Free Trade Agreement</h1> The Customs Tariff Rules, 2000, under the Free Trade Agreement between Sri Lanka and India, outline the process for determining the origin of goods. Rule 14 allows for the review and modification of these rules upon request by either party. The Certificate of Origin requires detailed information about the exporter, consignee, transport, tariff items, and goods description. It mandates that goods must comply with ISFTA Rules of Origin to qualify for trade preferences. Products must be either wholly produced in the exporting country or meet specific criteria under Rules 7 or 8, with entries in box 8 indicating compliance.
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