Finance Ministry notifies rules for determination of origin of goods under India-U.K. trade pact
The Indian Finance Ministry has notified the rules for the determination of origin of goods under the India-U.K. trade pact, effective July 2026. This framework ensures that only eligible goods receive preferential tariff benefits, facilitating smoother trade between the two nations.
Why it matters
Operationalizing these rules is a critical step in activating the trade agreement, which aims to boost exports in labor-intensive sectors like textiles and engineering.
The Finance Ministry has notified the rules for determination of origin of goods under the India-U.K. comprehensive economic and trade agreement (CETA), which will come into force from July 15, according to a notification.
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