China-New Zealand FTA – Maximum Raw Material Content of Electrical Devices

Quelle: https://www.mfat.govt.nz/en/trade/free-trade-agreements/fta-negotiations/china-free-trade-agreement/

The China-New Zealand FTA refers to the trade agreement between China and New Zealand that sets the terms for trade in goods and services. The maximum raw material content of electrical devices refers to the highest allowable percentage of raw materials in the production of these devices to qualify for tariff benefits.

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