Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures Sample Clauses

The "Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures" clause defines the criteria and processes used to determine the country of origin for goods traded under an agreement. It typically outlines the specific requirements that products must meet to qualify as originating, such as value thresholds, manufacturing processes, or sourcing of materials, and describes the documentation and verification procedures that exporters and importers must follow. This clause is essential for ensuring that only eligible goods benefit from preferential tariff treatment, thereby preventing circumvention of trade rules and maintaining the integrity of the agreement.
Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures. Section A.
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Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures. Originating goods
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Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures. For all EU and Canadian exporters claiming origin preference under CETA, an origin declaration will be required. The wording of the declaration is given in Annex 2 of the above Protocol. As per Article 19 of the Protocol each party will complete origin declarations in accordance with its national legislation. In Ireland and all other EU Member States this is Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/2447 of the Union Customs Code (UCC) which specifies that the Registered Exporter System (the ▇▇▇ system) will apply. Canadian exporters will use the Canadian national system.
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Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures. The Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures Chapter contains the general rules of origin that set out the criteria to determine the originating status of a good, as well as other general conditions and requirements.
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Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures. The United States, Mexico, and Canada have concluded substantive discussions on new rules of origin and origin procedures, including product-specific rules for passenger vehicles, light trucks, and auto parts. This update to the rules of origin will provide greater incentives to source goods and materials in the United States and North America. This deal encourages United States manufacturing and regional economic growth by requiring that 75 percent of auto content be made in North America. The rules will: • Help to incentivize up to billions annually in additional United States vehicle and auto parts production. • Help to preserve and re-shore vehicle and parts production in the United States. • Transform supply chains to use more United States content, especially content that is key to future automobile production and high-paying jobs. • Close gaps in the current NAFTA agreement that incentivized low wages in automobile and parts production. This deal uses trade rules to drive higher wages by requiring that 40-45 percent of auto content be made by workers earning at least $16 per hour. The rules will: • Support better jobs for United States producers and workers by requiring that a significant portion of vehicle content be made with high-wage labor. • Ensure that United States producers and workers are able to compete on an even playing field, and incentivize new vehicle and parts investments in the United States. • Encourage more investment by auto companies in research and development in the region.
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Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures. Section A – General Provisions Article 3.1:
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  • COMPLIANCE WITH POLICIES AND PROCEDURES During the period that Executive is employed with the Company hereunder, Executive shall adhere to the policies and standards of professionalism set forth in the Company’s Policies and Procedures as they may exist from time to time.