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<h1>Certificate of Origin: Key Requirements for Goods Origin under Customs Tariff Rules, 1989, and GSTP Trade Preferences</h1> The Certificate of Origin under the Customs Tariff Rules, 1989, outlines the requirements for determining the origin of goods under the Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries. It includes details such as the exporter and consignee information, transport means, tariff item numbers, and goods description. To qualify for trade preferences, products must meet specific origin criteria and consignment conditions, as specified by the GSTP Rules. Products wholly produced in the exporting country are marked 'A,' while those not wholly produced are marked 'B,' 'C,' or 'D' based on the origin criteria and percentage of local content.