EFTA–Chile FTA – Maximum Share of Material Content in Clothing

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

The maximum share of material content in clothing refers to the maximum proportion of materials that must originate from certain countries in order to qualify for tariff benefits under the EFTA–Chile Free Trade Agreement.

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