Procedure for Exporters Sample Clauses

Procedure for Exporters. The exporter wishing to export his goods under PICTA’s preferential tariff rates must first obtain a Certificate of Origin from the Customs Authorities in his/her country. The Certificate, when completed, authorised and presented by the importer to the Customs Authority in the importing party will serve as evidence of the goods originating status and eligibility, to be accorded the preferential tariff rates of the PICTA.
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