COMESA Preference - Tariff Jump Requirement Clothing

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The COMESA Preference - Tariff Jump Requirement Clothing refers to the specific criteria that must be met for clothing products to be imported duty-free or at reduced tariff rates into COMESA member states. These requirements often relate to the origin of materials and the processing steps required in the manufacture of the final product.

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