EFTA–Colombia FTA – Non-Modification Principle Electronics

Quelle: https://www.efta.int/

The Non-Modification Principle states that electronic goods shipped under the EFTA-Colombia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) must remain in their original condition to benefit from the tariff concessions of the agreement.

Related Terms

You might also be interested in these terms

Non-Modification Principle

The Non-Modification Principle refers to a logistics principle that essential characteristics of a good must remain unchanged during transport or stor...

Learn more

EFTA–Colombia FTA

The EFTA–Colombia FTA is a free trade agreement between the EFTA (European Free Trade Association) and Colombia, aimed at promoting trade, reducing ta...

Learn more

CPTPP – Principle of Non-Modification Electronics

The Non-Modification Principle within the context of the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) refers to the r...

Learn more

EFTA-Canada FTA – Principle of Non-Modification Electronics

The Principle of Non-Modification under the EFTA-Canada FTA states that electronic trade data and documents may not be altered during transport to ens...

Learn more

Australia–USA FTA – Non-Modification Principle Electronics

The Non-Modification Principle under the Australia–USA FTA states that electronic goods covered by the free trade agreement must not be altered in the...

Learn more

EFTA–Chile FTA – Principle of Non-Modification for Electronics

The principle of non-modification in the context of the EFTA–Chile Free Trade Agreement states that electronic products leaving the country of origin ...

Learn more