COMESA Preference – Tariff Jump Requirement for Electrical Devices

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The COMESA Preference – Tariff Jump Requirement for Electrical Devices refers to specific trade conditions within the COMESA region that allow countries to benefit from tariff exemptions when certain conditions, such as the origin of the products and their processing, are met.

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