EFTA-Colombia FTA – Non-Alteration Principle Textiles

Quelle: https://www.efta.int/Free-Trade-Agreements/Colombia

The non-alteration principle refers, within the EFTA-Colombia Free Trade Agreement, to the rule that textile products imported under the agreement must remain in their original condition and cannot be subsequently altered to benefit from the advantages of the agreement.

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