ASEAN–Japan FTA – Principle of Non-Modification for Clothing

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The principle of non-modification in the context of the ASEAN–Japan Free Trade Agreement refers to the rule that textile products that have been processed in the country of origin retain their origin as long as they meet certain conditions and standards and are not modified after manufacturing.

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