COMESA Preference – Non-Alteration Principle for Clothing

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The COMESA Non-Alteration Principle for Clothing refers to regulations that stipulate that clothing products from certain member states within COMESA must not be subjected to mandatory processing or alteration in order to benefit from tariff preferences.

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