Use these general provisions to help you determine the origin of your products.
These general provisions set out the general rules for determining the origin of products traded under the Trade and Cooperation Agreement. They cover the basic ideas, of origin and how origin should be determined in specific instances, such as:
- when a product has accessories or is part of a set
- how packaging and materials used in production should be treated
They need to be read with the product-specific rule for a given product.
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