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1 Preferential Trade Agreements & Trade Programs Synopsis (Non-Textile) Trade Agreements Branch Special Enforcement Division Commercial Targeting and Enforcement May 2007

2 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. General Notes Reference African Growth and Opportunity Act GN 16 Andean Trade Preferences Act & Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Eradication Act (ATPA/ATPDEA) GN 11 Australia Free Trade Agreement (AFTA)GN 28 Bahrain Free Trade Agreement (BFTA)GN 30 Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act (CBERA)GN 7 Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA)GN 17 Central America-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR)GN 29 Chile Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)GN 26 Generalized System of Preferences (GSP)GN 4 Israel Free Trade Agreement (IFTA)GN 8 Jordan Free Trade Agreement (JFTA)GN 18 Morocco Free Trade Agreement (MFTA)GN 27 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)GN 12 Singapore Free Trade Agreement (SFTA)GN 25

3 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein.  Effective Date: 10/2/00  Expiration Date: 9/30/15  General Note in HTS: GN 16  Special Indicator in HTS: D  Regulation Cite: 19 CFR 10.178a  US Code: 19 USC 3706  Public Law: 106-200 AGOA References

4 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. AGOA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 16 SPID General Rules of OriginWholly Obtained, 35% Value Added + Substantial Transformation Value Content15% of US cost & value may count towards 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentImported Directly Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPFNo exemption ( but products of least-developed beneficiary developing countries General Note 4 (b)(i) are exempt )

5 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein.  Expiration Date: 06/30/07  General Note in HTS: GN 11  Special Indicator in HTS: J, J*, J+  Regulation Cite: 19 CFR 10.201 – 207 & 10.241 - 248  US Code: 19 USC 3201 - 3206  Public Law: 102-182 ATPA/ATPDEA References

6 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. ATPA/ATPDEA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 11 SPIJ, J*, J+ General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Growth, 35% Value Added + Substantial Transformation Regional Value Content15% of US cost or value can be counted towards 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Knowledge (ATPA); CPB Form 449, Signed by the exporter (ATPDEA) Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentImported Directly Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPFNo exemption

7 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Australia Free Trade Agreement  Effective Date: 1/1/05  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 28  Special Indicator in HTS: AU  US Code: 19 USC 3805  Public Law: 108-286

8 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Australia FTA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 28 SPIAU General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Obtained, Tariff Shift &/or RVC, Exclusively from Originating Materials, Other Qualifying Method Regional Value ContentBuild-up, Build-down, Net Cost Level of Documentation at Importation Freeform Statement (10 data elements); Importer Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter, At discretion may contact exporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentMust support no further production occurred in a 3 rd country Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA or 19 USC 1514 MPFExempt for Originating Goods

9 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein.  Effective Date: August 1, 2006  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 30  Special Indicator in HTS: BH  US Code: 19 USC 3805 note  Public Law: 109-169 Bahrain Free Trade Agreement

10 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Bahrain FTA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 30 SPIBH General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Growth, 35% Value Added + Substantial Transformation; Tariff Shift for specific goods Value ContentUnlimited US content towards meeting 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Supporting Declaration; Importer Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentImported Directly Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPFExempt for originating goods

11 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein.  Effective Date: 10/2/00  Expiration Date: N/A  General Note in HTS: GN 7  Special Indicator in HTS: E, E*  Regulation Cite: 19 CFR 10.191 - 199  US Code: 19 USC 2701 - 2706  Public Law: 98-67 Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act

12 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. CBERA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 7 SPIE, E* General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Growth, 35% Value Added + Substantial Transformation Value Content15% of US cost or value can be counted towards 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentImported Directly Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPFExempt for all goods, whether or not they are originating

13 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein.  Expiration Date: 9/30/08  General Note in HTS: GN 17  Special Indicator in HTS: R  Regulation Cite: 19 CFR 10.231 - 237  US Code: 19 USC 2701 - 2707  Public Law: 106-200 Caribbean Basin Trade Preferences Act

14 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. CBTPA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 17 SPIR General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Obtained, Good originates according to the NAFTA rules of origin Regional Value ContentIf applicable per GN 12 Level of Documentation at Importation CPB Form 450, Signed by the exporter Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentImported Directly Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPFExempt for all goods, whether or not they are originating

15 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Central America-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement  Effective Dates:  3/1/06 (El Salvador)  4/1/06 (Nicaragua & Honduras)  7/1/06 (Guatemala)  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 29  Special Indicator in HTS: P, P+  US Code: 19 USC 4001 note  Public Law: 109-53

16 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. CBI/CBERA/CBTPA/CAFTA-DR Comparison Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI) Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act (CBERA) Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA) Central America- Dom. Rep. Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR)* Program providing duty free treatment of certain goods Act that implemented CBI Expands CBERA benefits to previously excluded articles applying NAFTA rules of origin & tariffs Reciprocal trade agreement between the US and Central American countries Countries listed in GN 7(a) Countries listed in GN 17(a) Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Dominican Republic SPI “E” or “E*”SPI “R”SPI “P” or “P+” * CAFTA amends certain provisions of CBERA/CBTPA

17 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. CAFTA-DR Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 29 SPIP, P+ General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Obtained, Tariff Shift &/or RVC, Exclusively from Originating Materials; [Qualifying Goods] Regional Value ContentBuild-up, Build-down, Net Cost Level of Documentation at Importation Freeform Certification (10 data elements); Importer Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter, At discretion may contact exporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentNo further production; must stay under Customs control Post-Importations19 USC 1520(d) MPFExempt for Originating Goods & Qualifying Goods * Imports from CAFTA countries will lose GSP, CBERA & CBTPA eligibility upon implementation of FTA

18 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Chile Free Trade Agreement  Effective Date: 1/1/04  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 26  Special Indicator in HTS: CL  Regulation Cite: 19 CFR 10.400 et. seq.  US Code: 19 USC 3805 Note  Public Law: 108-77

19 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Chile FTA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 26 SPICL General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Obtained, Tariff Shift &/or RVC, Exclusively of Originating Materials Regional Value ContentBuild-up, Build-down Level of Documentation at Importation Freeform Certification (10 data elements); Sufficient Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentMust support no further production occurred in a 3 rd country Post-Importations19 USC 1520(d) MPFExempt for Originating Goods * Imports from Chile lost GSP eligibility upon implementation of FTA (Jan 1, 2004)

20 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein.  Effective Date: 1/1/76  Expiration Date: 12/31/08  General Note in HTS: GN 4  Special Indicator in HTS: A, A+, A*  Regulation Cite: 19 CFR 10.171 – 178a  US Code: 19 USC 2461 - 2467 Generalized System of Preferences

21 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. GSP Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 4 SPIA, A+, A* General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Obtained, 35% Value Added + Substantial Transformation Value ContentUS cost and value may NOT count towards 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Knowledge (Form A no longer required) Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentImported Directly Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPF Exempt for products of least-developed beneficiary developing countries regardless of whether a claim is made

22 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Israel Free Trade Agreement  Effective Date: 9/1/85  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 8  Special Indicator in HTS: IL  US Code: 19 USC 2112  Public Law: 99-47

23 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Israel FTA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 8 SPIIL General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Growth, 35% Value Added + Substantial Transformation Value Content15% of US cost or value can be counted towards 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Knowledge, Form A (optional) Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentImported Directly Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPFExempt for all products, whether or not originating

24 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Qualified Industrial Zone (QIZ)

25 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein.  Extension of ILFTA benefits to goods produced in designated regions outside of Israel  Company must be approved by Joint Committees  Separate requirements for inputs regulated by Joint Committees  Imported goods must meet the 35% value added + substantial transformation and imported directly requirement to receive benefits QIZ General Information

26 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Jordan Qualified Industrial Zone (QIZ)  Effective Date: 11/21/96  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 3(a)(v) & GSN 3(d)  Special Indicator in HTS: IL in HTS, N on 7501

27 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Jordan QIZ Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 8 and 3(a)(v), General Statistical Note 3(d) SPIIL in HTS, but N on 7501 General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Growth, 35% Value Added + Substantial Transformation Value Content15% of US cost or value can be counted towards 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentDirect Shipment Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPFNo exemption

28 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Egypt Qualified Industrial Zone (QIZ)  Effective Date: 12/29/04  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 3(a)(v) & GN 3(d)  Special Indicator in HTS: IL in HTS, N on 7501  US-Israel Free Trade Area Implementation Act: 69 FR 78094  Eligible company list at: Egypt Ministry of Foreign Trade and Industry Website (www.qizegypt.gov.eg)

29 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Egypt QIZ Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 8 and 3(a)(v), General Statistical Note 3(d) SPIIL in HTS, but N on 7501 General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Growth, 35% Value Added + Substantial Transformation Value Content15% of US cost or value can be counted towards 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentDirect Shipment Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPFNo exemption

30 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein.  Effective Date: 12/17/01  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 18  Special Indicator in HTS: JO  US Code: 19 USC 2112  Public Law: 107-43 Jordan Free Trade Agreement

31 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Jordan FTA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 18 SPIJO General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Growth, 35% Value Added + Substantial Transformation Value Content15% of US cost or value can be counted towards 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentImported Directly Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA, 19 USC 1514 MPFNo exemption

32 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein.  Effective Date: 1/1/06  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 27  Special Indicator in HTS: MA  US Code: 19 USC 3805 note  Public Law: 108-302 Morocco Free Trade Agreement

33 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Morocco FTA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 27 SPIMA General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Obtained, Substantial Transformation + 35% Valued Added, Tariff Shift Value ContentUnlimited US content towards meeting 35% Level of Documentation at Importation Freeform Declaration (10 data elements); Deemed Certification Verification NotificationImporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentImported Directly Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA or 19 USC 1514 MPFNo Exemption * Imports from Morocco lost GSP eligibility upon implementation of FTA

34 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. North American Free Trade Agreement  Effective Date: 1/1/94  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 12  Special Indicator in HTS: CA / MX  Regulation Cite: 19 CFR 181  US Code: 19 USC 3301 - 3473  Public Law: 103-182

35 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. NAFTA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 12 SPIMX, CA General Rules of Origin (Preference Criteria) Wholly Obtained, Tariff Shift &/or RVC, Wholly of Originating Materials, Exception to Tariff Shift, IT goods Regional Value ContentTransaction Value, Net Cost Level of Documentation at Importation Certificate of Origin, CBP Form 434; Alternate CBP Form 434; Computer Generated CBP Form 434 Verification NotificationExporter (Importer must provide C/O prior to verification) Determination NotificationExporter, Negative Determination issued to Importer Post-Importations19 USC 1520(d) MPFExempt for Originating Goods

36 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Singapore Free Trade Agreement  Effective Date: 1/1/04  Expiration Date: None  General Note in HTS: GN 25  Special Indicator in HTS: SG  US Code: 19 USC 3805 Note  Public Law: 108-78

37 DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this page is meant to serve as general guidance. It is not intended to constitute legally binding advice on the treatment of imported merchandise or goods under the various Trade Agreements/Programs referenced herein. Singapore FTA Summary ReferenceGeneral Note 25 SPISG General Rules of OriginWholly Obtained, Tariff Shift &/or RVC, Integrated Sourcing Initiative Regional Value ContentBuild-up, Build-down Level of Documentation at Importation Freeform Statement (10 data elements); Importer Knowledge Verification NotificationImporter, At discretion may contact exporter Determination NotificationImporter, Exporter if provided documentation to CBP Transit/TransshipmentMust support no further production occurred in a 3 rd country Post-ImportationsSIL/PEA or 19 USC 1514 MPFExempt for Originating Goods and ISI Goods

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