De minimis origin treatment preserves originating status when limited non-originating materials fail tariff-classification requirements under specified thresholds. De minimis treatment permits goods failing Annexure-A change-in-tariff-classification requirements to retain originating status within prescribed limits ... Summary
Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods Under the Free Trade Agreement Between India and New Zealand) Rules, 2026
De minimis origin treatment preserves originating status when limited non-originating materials fail tariff-classification requirements under specified thresholds.
De minimis treatment permits goods failing Annexure-A change-in-tariff-classification requirements to retain originating status within prescribed limits for non-originating materials. Goods outside Harmonised System Chapters 50-63 are subject to a 10 per cent FOB-value limit, while goods in those chapters are subject to a 10 per cent total weight or value limit. Such materials remain included for qualifying value content calculations. Wholly obtained goods have a separate 1 per cent tolerance for non-originating materials from other chapters.
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