Preferential tariff treatment may be denied where origin requirements are not met or proofs of origin are wrongly issued. Preferential tariff treatment may be denied, or unpaid customs duties recovered, where a product does not satisfy the origin rules or compliance is not demonstrated. If verification replies are absent or unclear, treatment may also be denied. Reasoned determinations must be issued and shared with the exporting Party. Persistent or deliberate wrongful issuance of proofs of origin may lead to temporary suspension of preferential treatment for an exporter, and in repeated product-wide cases the matter may be referred for possible temporary suspension of preferential treatment for all imports of that product.
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Preferential tariff treatment may be denied where origin requirements are not met or proofs of origin are wrongly issued.
Preferential tariff treatment may be denied, or unpaid customs duties recovered, where a product does not satisfy the origin rules or compliance is not demonstrated. If verification replies are absent or unclear, treatment may also be denied. Reasoned determinations must be issued and shared with the exporting Party. Persistent or deliberate wrongful issuance of proofs of origin may lead to temporary suspension of preferential treatment for an exporter, and in repeated product-wide cases the matter may be referred for possible temporary suspension of preferential treatment for all imports of that product.
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