EFTA–Chile FTA – Maximum Input Material Ratio Electronics

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The maximum input material ratio electronics refers to the highest proportion of electronic inputs that can be incorporated into a final product under the rules of the EFTA-Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to qualify for tariff benefits.

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