China-New Zealand FTA – Tariff Leap Requirement for Auto Parts

Quelle: https://www.trade.gov.au/china-new-zealand-fta

The tariff leap requirement for auto parts under the China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement refers to the necessity that certain automotive replacement parts must originate from a signatory country to qualify for reduced tariff rates.

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