Originating goods qualify for preferential tariff treatment when origin criteria and product-specific rules are satisfied. Interim rules define key terms governing origin determinations and preferential tariff access. They specify valuation concepts (CIF value, FOB value), the Harmonized System for classification, and territorial scope. Material and production concepts-material, non-originating material, indirect material, identical materials, packing and product-are set out. Product Specific Rules require tariff classification changes, specific processing, or ad valorem criteria for non-originating inputs. Preferential tariff treatment applies to products meeting these origin criteria.
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Originating goods qualify for preferential tariff treatment when origin criteria and product-specific rules are satisfied.
Interim rules define key terms governing origin determinations and preferential tariff access. They specify valuation concepts (CIF value, FOB value), the Harmonized System for classification, and territorial scope. Material and production concepts-material, non-originating material, indirect material, identical materials, packing and product-are set out. Product Specific Rules require tariff classification changes, specific processing, or ad valorem criteria for non-originating inputs. Preferential tariff treatment applies to products meeting these origin criteria.
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