CẨM NANG HƯỚNG DẪN QUY TẮC XUẤT XỨ TRONG CÁC CƠ CHẾ ƯU ĐÃI THƯƠNG MẠI CỦA EU

CẨM NANG HƯỚNG DẪN QUY TẮC XUẤT XỨ TRONG CÁC CƠ CHẾ ƯU ĐÃI THƯƠNG MẠI CỦA EU

The guidance on list rules (also known as Product Specific Rules of Origin – PSR) describes the working or processing that non-originating materials have to undergo for the final product to obtain preferential originating status. Each preferential arrangement contains list rules

To obtain preferential originating status, two main criteria are defined in preferential arrangements. - Wholly obtained products - where only one country is involved in the manufacture of both materials and products. - Sufficiently worked or processed products obtained in a country incorporating materials which have not been wholly obtained there, provided that the materials used in the manufacture of these products have undergone sufficient working or processing. The sufficient “working or processing” that is needed to obtain preferential origin to the final product is determined by the list rules. These list rules describe the working or processing that non-originating materials have to undergo to acquire preferential origin. Each preferential arrangement contains list rules. Products that have been “produced exclusively from originating materials” will always be considered as originating products either by being wholly obtained, sufficiently worked or processed, or having used originating materials from a partner country through cumulation. This is mentioned in some preferential arrangements as a third criterion, like CETA.

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