CETA EU–Canada – Non-Modification Principle in Mechanical Engineering

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The Non-Modification Principle in Mechanical Engineering under the CETA agreement refers to the requirement that products manufactured under these trade conditions must not be altered in terms of the origin of their materials and processing in order to maintain trade benefits.

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