EFTA-Indonesian CEPA – Non-alteration principle in clothing

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The non-alteration principle under the EFTA-Indonesian CEPA states that certain textiles and clothing products can only benefit from customs preferences if they remain in their original condition and do not experience significant processing changes.

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