Rules of Determination of Origin of Goods under the Preferential Trading Agreement between the Republic of India and the Republic of Chile Rules, 2007 (From Rule 1 to Rule 36)
Origin determination for sets allows mixed-origin sets if non-originating components' value remains within permitted threshold of the set's FOB price. Sets are treated as originating when each component product qualifies as originating. If a set contains both originating and non-originating goods, the set may still be regarded as originating provided the CIF value of the non-originating goods used does not exceed 15% of the FOB price of the set.
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Origin determination for sets allows mixed-origin sets if non-originating components' value remains within permitted threshold of the set's FOB price.
Sets are treated as originating when each component product qualifies as originating. If a set contains both originating and non-originating goods, the set may still be regarded as originating provided the CIF value of the non-originating goods used does not exceed 15% of the FOB price of the set.
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