ASEAN–South Korea FTA – Maximum Input Material Share Electronics

Quelle: https://www.koreatrade-invest.kotra.or.kr/en/ASEAN-Korea-FTA

The maximum input material share electronics is a trade policy term that refers to the highest permissible amount of input materials that can be used in a final product from the electronics sector to benefit from tariff advantages under the ASEAN–South Korea Free Trade Agreement.

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