- DG TAXUD released updated guidelines on preferential origin rules on March 3, 2025.
- Developed in collaboration with EU member states to enhance trade clarity and compliance.
- Covers aspects like wholly obtained products, tariff classification changes, and value limits for non-originating materials.
- Explains general and specific tolerance rules, especially for textiles.
- Section C introduces verification of origin proof, detailing procedures and necessary importer information.
- Verification includes document checks and potential on-site visits.
- Provides an overview of product-specific origin rules and verification procedures.
- Includes roles of authorized or registered exporters and details on PEM Convention cumulation systems.
- Covers agreements like EU-Chile ITA, EU-Canada CETA, EU-Japan EPA, and EU-UK TCA.
- Offers a reference document for businesses to address uncertainties in preferential trade.
Source: awb-international.com
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