EFTA-Canada FTA – Preference Calculation Rubber

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The preference calculation for rubber under the EFTA-Canada Free Trade Agreement (FTA) refers to the method of calculating the preferential tariffs applied to rubber and rubber-based products in order to benefit from the reduced tariff rates in trade between EFTA countries and Canada.

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