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<h1>Understanding Rules of Origin: Preferential vs. Non-Preferential for Trade Tariffs and International Agreements</h1> The two main types of Rules of Origin within customs functions related to Preferential Trade Agreements. Preferential Rules of Origin are applied to implement trade preferences, facilitating reduced tariffs or duties between certain countries. Non-Preferential Rules of Origin are utilized for purposes such as 'Most Favored Nation' treatment, antidumping and countervailing duties, safeguard measures, origin marking requirements, and managing discriminatory quantitative restrictions or tariff quotas. They are also used for compiling trade statistics and in government procurement processes.