Product-specific origin rules determine preferential treatment through tariff transformation, qualifying value content, wholly obtained status, and prescribed manufacturing processes. Product-specific rules of origin determine whether goods qualify as originating under the Free Trade Agreement between India and New Zealand. Origin is ... Summary
Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods Under the Free Trade Agreement Between India and New Zealand) Rules, 2026
Product-specific origin rules determine preferential treatment through tariff transformation, qualifying value content, wholly obtained status, and prescribed manufacturing processes.
Product-specific rules of origin determine whether goods qualify as originating under the Free Trade Agreement between India and New Zealand. Origin is established through wholly obtained status, prescribed tariff-classification changes for non-originating materials, qualifying value content, and, for designated iron and steel goods, melt-and-pour production. Alternative rules require satisfaction of one option; cumulative requirements require satisfaction of every applicable condition. Excluded tariff classifications cannot be used as non-originating inputs.
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