EFTA–Canada FTA – Maximum Fabric Content in Clothing

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

The maximum fabric content in clothing refers to the highest permissible proportion of unprocessed materials that can be used in garments under the free trade agreement between the EFTA states and Canada.

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