Origin of Goods. 8.1 The Contractor declares the non-preferential origin of goods (country of origin) in commercial documents. Upon the Principal's request he will provide a proof / certificate of origin specifying the origin of the goods.
8.2 The goods must comply with the regulations for the preferential origin of goods as per the bilateral or multilateral agreements or the unilateral regulations for the origin of goods pursuant to the Generalized Systems of Preferences (GSP), insofar as the delivery is within the scope of preferential trade.
Origin of Goods. The goods supplied must conform to the conditions of origin specified in the preferential agreements of the EEC, unless the order confirmation expressly states otherwise.
Origin of Goods. There is no restriction on the origin of goods other than those prohibited by a decision of the UN Security Council taken under Chapter VII of the Charter of the UN, subject to Domestic Preference requirements under ITB Clause 18.
Origin of Goods. Unless otherwise indicated in the BDS, there is no restriction on the origin of goods other than those prohibited by a decision of the United Nations Security Council taken under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, subject to ITB Clause 27.1.
Origin of Goods. All goods supplied hereunder shall be manufactured substantially in the United States.
Origin of Goods. No deviation is permitted from named manufacturers, specified manufacturing locations, or countries of origin of GOODS, except with COMPANY’s prior written consent.
Origin of Goods. (A) Goods Originating in United States When Goods provided under this Order originate in the US, prior to its first shipment of Goods to Buyer, Seller shall provide Buyer’s Export/Import Compliance Department with a valid Manufacturer’s Affidavit, representing through the Affidavit that the Goods in question have undergone a substantial transformation as required by Customs (19 CFR§ 10.1.2(e), US X. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Co 27 CCPA 267 (CAD98).
(B) Goods Originating in North America When Goods provided under this Order originate in North America, prior to its first shipment of Goods to Buyer, Seller shall provide Buyer’s Export/Import Compliance Department with a valid, accurately completed North American Free Trade Agreement (“NAFTA”) Certification of Origin (Form 434, the “Certificate”), for all Goods that qualify for preferential duty treatment under NAFTA. NAFTA Certificate of Origin forms may be available at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx (select “NAFTA Rules of Origin”). Seller shall include on the face of each Certificate, the Buyer part number for each Good to which the Certificate applies. Unless Buyer requests individual Certificates for each shipment, Seller may provide annual blanket Certificates to cover multiple shipments during the calendar year. Seller shall also provide, on the NAFTA Certificate of Origin form, the Schedule B number or the Harmonized Tariff Schedule Classification Number of the item being procured. Seller shall notify Buyer in writing prior to making any sourcing changes that might result in the Good being ineligible for preferential duty treatment under NAFTA. Seller recognizes that the Certificate will be used by Buyer as proof of eligibility for duty preferential treatment, and Xxxxxx agrees to provide full cooperation to Buyer for any U.S., Canadian, or Mexican Customs Inquiries into NAFTA claims that arise out of any Good furnished under this Order.
(C) Goods Originating Outside of North America When Goods provided under this Order originate outside of North America, prior to its first shipment of Goods to Buyer, Seller shall provide Buyer a Certificate of Origin specifying the Country of Origin, including supplier name, Buyer Purchase Order number, Buyer part number, and, as requested, any other documentation that is reasonably required for Customs compliance. Seller shall also provide ont the Certificate of Origin the Schedule B number or the Harmonized Tariff Number of the item being procured.
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Origin of Goods. 9.1 The Supplier shall produce a certificate of origin about the source of the goods upon Xxxxxx'x request.
9.2 The goods must comply with regulations for the origin of goods as per the EC’s preferential agreements insofar as the delivery is within the scope of preferential trade.
Origin of Goods. Regarding Goods and/or Services, sourced from the Reinsurer’s country, the parties confirm that the said Goods/Services are expected to originate from the Reinsurer’s country. If the Insurer- in any specific transaction – has reason to doubt that this is the case, the Insurer will – as far as possible – investigate the origin, and the Insurer will immediately inform the Reinsurer of his suspicion and the result of his findings.
Origin of Goods. (i) Goods originating in the United States (US) When Goods provided under an Order originate in the US, prior to its first shipment of Goods to Buyer, Seller shall provide Buyer’s International Trade Compliance Department with a valid Manufacturer’s Affidavit (in such form as Buyer may require), and a Certificate of Origin representing that the Goods in question have undergone a substantial transformation in the US as required by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP). (19 CFR 10.1.2[e]). If Buyer is located in Canada, different requirements may be specified in the Order. Frequency of submittal: Subsequent to the initial submittal, if any change occurs in the country of origin of Goods provided under an Order, Seller must submit an appropriate new Certificate of Origin. At Seller’s option, if origin changes frequently, Seller may provide a new Certificate of Origin with each shipment of Goods.
(ii) Goods Originating Outside the US, Canada or Mexico In all cases, when Goods provided under an Order originate outside of the US, Canada or Mexico, prior to its first shipment of Goods to Buyer, Seller shall provide Buyer a Certificate of Origin, specifying the country of origin, including supplier name, Buyer part number, part description, and, as requested, any other documentation that is reasonably required for Customs compliance. The Certificate of Origin shall represent that the Goods in question have undergone a substantial transformation in the indicated country as required by CBP.(19 CFR 10.1.2[e]) Frequency of submittal: Subsequent to the initial submittal, if any change occurs in the country of origin of Goods provided under this Agreement, Seller must submit an appropriate new Certificate of Origin. At Seller’s option, if origin changes frequently, Seller may provide a new Certificate of Origin with each shipment of Goods.
