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<h1>1989 Customs Tariff Rules Define Origin Criteria for Goods Under GSTP; Requires Certificate of Origin for Concessions.</h1> The Customs Tariff Rules of 1989 outline the determination of the origin of goods under the Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries (GSTP). These rules apply to products consigned from participating countries, defining criteria for products to be considered as originating from a participant. The rules specify that products must either be wholly obtained or meet specific conditions regarding the value of non-originating materials. A Certificate of Origin is required for preferential concessions, and the rules include provisions for direct consignment and treatment of packing. Special criteria allow less developed countries certain favorable percentage points. The rules can be reviewed and modified as necessary.