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<h1>The Customs Tariff Rules, 2011, clarify terms for India-Malaysia trade, focusing on goods' origin and pricing definitions.</h1> The Customs Tariff Rules, 2011, concerning the Preferential Trade Agreement between India and Malaysia, define key terms for determining the origin of goods. 'Carrier' refers to any transport vehicle by air, sea, or land. 'CIF value' and 'FOB value' relate to the pricing of goods, including costs like insurance and freight, aligned with WTO agreements. 'Goods' include any merchandise or materials, while 'Harmonised system' pertains to international commodity coding. Terms like 'originating goods,' 'Parties,' and 'production' are defined to clarify their use in the context of trade and tariff regulations between the two countries.