ECOWAS Preference – Principle of Non-Modification Electronics

Quelle: https://www.ecowas.int/documents/ECOWAS-Trade-Liberalization-Scheme.pdf

The Principle of Non-Modification under the ECOWAS preference rules stipulates that electronic products exported from member states must be maintained in their original form without alterations to benefit from specific customs concessions.

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