diagonal cumulation
Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/accessing-markets/origin-of-goods/rules-of-origin/
Diagonal cumulation is a rules-of-origin mechanism in regional trade agreements that allows the originating status of inputs from partner countries to be recognized even when those inputs are processed, combined, or transformed in a third country, provided the inputs originate from partner countries. The aim is to facilitate the accumulation of origin across cross-border supply chains.
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