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<h1>Packing Origin Typically Matches Product Under Customs Tariff Rules 1989; Exceptions Apply Per National Legislation</h1> When determining the origin of goods under the Customs Tariff Rules of 1989, packing is generally considered as part of the product it contains. This means that the origin of the packing is typically treated as the same as the product itself. However, there is an allowance for packing to be treated separately if required by national legislation. This provision is part of the rules governing the determination of the origin of goods under the Agreement on the Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries.