CETA EU-Canada – Origin Cumulation Electronics

Quelle: https://www.trade.ec.europa.eu/trade/ceta

The origin cumulation under the CETA agreement allows companies to use materials from Canada and the EU to comply with the origin rules for electronic products, thereby avoiding tariffs.

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