CETA EU-Canada - Tariff Trampoline Requirement Electrical Devices

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

The tariff trampoline requirement for electrical devices under CETA (Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) between the EU and Canada refers to the necessary conditions that must be met to benefit from customs advantages, particularly when importing electrical devices.

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