Common use of Wholly Obtained Goods Clause in Contracts

Wholly Obtained Goods. 1. The following shall be considered as wholly produced or obtained in the territory of any of the Signatory Parties: a) mineral goods extracted from the soil or subsoil of any of the Signatory Parties; b) plants2 and plant goods grown, harvested, picked or gathered there; c) live animals3 born and raised there, including by aquaculture; d) goods from live animals as in (c) above; e) animals and goods thereof obtained by hunting, trapping, collecting, fishing and capturing there; f) waste and scrap resulting from utilizing, consuming or manufacturing operations conducted in the territory of any of the Signatory Parties, provided they are fit only for the recovery of raw materials; g) goods obtained from the seabed and subsoil beyond the limits of national jurisdiction provided that the Signatory Party has the rights of exploitation; h) goods of sea fishing obtained, only by their vessels according to paragraph 2, under a specific quota or other fishing rights allocated to a Signatory Party by international agreements; i) goods made aboard their factory ships exclusively from goods referred to in g) and h) above; and, j) goods produced in any of the Signatory Parties exclusively from the goods specified in subparagraphs a) to i) above. 2. The terms “their vessels” and “their factory ships” in subparagraphs 1.h) and 1.i) shall apply only to vessels and factory ships: a) which are flagged and registered or recorded in a Signatory Party; and,