Preferential origin retention requires direct transport or controlled transit without prohibited processing, supported by appropriate customs documentation. Originating status is retained where goods are transported directly between the exporting and importing Parties, or transit through non-Parties while ... Summary
Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods Under the Free Trade Agreement Between India and New Zealand) Rules, 2026
Preferential origin retention requires direct transport or controlled transit without prohibited processing, supported by appropriate customs documentation.
Originating status is retained where goods are transported directly between the exporting and importing Parties, or transit through non-Parties while remaining under customs control. During transit, goods cannot undergo production or operations other than permitted handling, preservation, or transport-related operations. Compliance may be evidenced through non-Party customs documents, commercial shipping or freight documents, multimodal transport documents, a non-manipulation certificate, or other requested supporting records.
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