COMESA Preference – Non-Modification Principle Electrical Devices

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The Non-Modification Principle for electrical devices under the COMESA Preference means that goods covered by this regulation must be imported into another country in the form in which they were manufactured in the country of origin, without undergoing substantial modifications.

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