CAFTA‑DR – Maximum Content of Electronic Inputs

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CAFTA-DR refers to a free trade agreement among the U.S., Central America, and the Dominican Republic that establishes the regulations for the maximum allowable content of electronic inputs required for tariff-free importation.

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