Week of July 14, 2024
Understanding Preferential vs. Non-Preferential Certificate of Origin Requests
Understanding the difference between non-preferential and preferential country of origin is crucial for businesses using free trade agreements like USMCA. Non-preferential country of origin determines how products are treated under general trade rules, while USMCA qualification ensures products meet specific criteria to benefit from reduced tariffs under the agreement. Key stakeholders such as customer service representatives, procurement teams, and executives need to grasp these concepts to ensure compliance and optimize supply chains. For more details and resources on navigating these trade regulations, check out our latest blog post HERE.
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