EFTA–Chile FTA – Tariff Jump Requirement for Automotive Parts

Quelle: https://www.efta.int/free-trade/agreements/chile

The tariff jump requirement for automotive parts under the EFTA-Chile Free Trade Agreement refers to the rule that ensures certain automotive components must undergo significant value addition or transformation in one of the contracting states to qualify for tariff concessions.

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