CETA EU–Canada – Maximum Raw Material Content Textiles

Quelle: https://www.ceta.gc.ca

The maximum raw material content of textiles under the CETA agreement between the EU and Canada refers to the established upper limit of raw materials that may be used in textile products to qualify for trade advantages.

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