Product-specific origin requirements determine when goods qualify for preferential tariff treatment through tariff changes, value content, and production tests. Product-specific origin criteria under the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement determine whether goods qualify as originating for preferential tariff ... Summary
Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods Under the Free Trade Agreement Between India and New Zealand) Rules, 2026
Product-specific origin requirements determine when goods qualify for preferential tariff treatment through tariff changes, value content, and production tests.
Product-specific origin criteria under the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement determine whether goods qualify as originating for preferential tariff treatment. A change in tariff classification requirement applies only to non-originating materials, and excluded classifications cannot be used as non-originating materials to meet that requirement. Alternative requirements are satisfied by meeting any one stated alternative, whereas multiple conditions must all be fulfilled. Wholly obtained status, tariff changes at chapter, heading or sub-heading level, qualifying value content, and melt-and-pour production requirements apply according to the relevant HS classification.
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