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GET A QUOTEWhat are Rules of Origin?
A set of legal standards used in determining what country of origin a shipper can claim as the source of their goods. Different countries, organizations, and trade agreements/associations have different sets of these rules and they are used to enforce tariffs.
Example:
The USMCA, a trade agreement between the United States, Mexico, and Canada, states in their “rules of origin,” that to be considered a product of a certain country goods must be entirely produced and assembled in one of the three countries to be considered of USMCA origin.
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