Bilateral cumulation permits qualifying originating materials from one Party to confer origin when incorporated into production in the other Party. Bilateral cumulation treats an originating good or material from one Party as originating in the other Party when incorporated into production there. The ... Summary
Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods Under the Free Trade Agreement Between India and New Zealand) Rules, 2026
Bilateral cumulation permits qualifying originating materials from one Party to confer origin when incorporated into production in the other Party.
Bilateral cumulation treats an originating good or material from one Party as originating in the other Party when incorporated into production there. The input must qualify as originating under rule 3 and meet all other applicable origin requirements. Qualifying inputs from either Party may therefore contribute to preferential origin for goods produced in the other Party.
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