India's Finance Ministry has announced origin rules for goods under the India-UK CETA, effective July 15, 2026, ensuring duty-free access for 99% of Indian exports to the UK.
The rules will come into effect from July 15
Jul 05, 2026
11:51 am
What's the storyThe Ministry of Finance has announced new rules to determine the origin of goods under the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). The rules will come into effect from July 15.
A certificate of origin is a critical document for exports to avail duty benefits under India's trade agreements with partner countries.
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