CPTPP – Principle of Non-Modification for Electrical Devices

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The Principle of Non-Modification for Electrical Devices under the CPTPP states that electrical devices manufactured and used in trade between member countries must not undergo significant changes in manufacturing processes or materials to ensure consistent market regulation.

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