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Rules of Origin define access to trade preferences and trigger non-preferential measures including anti-dumping and safeguards. Classification of rules of origin determines entitlement to preferential tariff treatment and the application of non-preferential trade measures. Preferential Rules of Origin are used to implement trade preferences under agreements. Non-Preferential Rules of Origin are applied for most-favoured-nation treatment, anti-dumping and countervailing duties, safeguard measures, origin marking, discriminatory quantitative restrictions or tariff quotas, and for trade statistics and government procurement.
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<h1>Rules of Origin define access to trade preferences and trigger non-preferential measures including anti-dumping and safeguards.</h1> Classification of rules of origin determines entitlement to preferential tariff treatment and the application of non-preferential trade measures. Preferential Rules of Origin are used to implement trade preferences under agreements. Non-Preferential Rules of Origin are applied for most-favoured-nation treatment, anti-dumping and countervailing duties, safeguard measures, origin marking, discriminatory quantitative restrictions or tariff quotas, and for trade statistics and government procurement.