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<h1>Products Originating from Exporting Country: Non-Originating Materials Must Not Exceed 70% of Product's Value Under Specific Conditions</h1> Products not wholly obtained or produced are considered originating from an exporting beneficiary country if they meet specific conditions. The non-originating materials' value must not exceed 70% of the product's FOB or ex-works value, ensuring at least 30% local value addition. The product must undergo a tariff classification change at the six-digit Harmonized System level, and the final manufacturing process must occur within the exporting country. The value of non-originating materials is calculated using the CIF value or the earliest known price, excluding duties and taxes. All costs must adhere to the generally accepted accounting principles of the exporting country.