EFTA–Indonesia CEPA – Non-Alteration Principle Electronics

Quelle: https://www.efta.int/EEA-Agreement

The Non-Alteration Principle under the EFTA-Indonesia CEPA is a trade principle that ensures certain goods, specifically electronic products, remain unchanged during transportation and customs clearance to maintain proof of origin and provenance.

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