If Three conditions are met, the export of ceramic products to ASEAN can be 0 tariff(10/11/2010)

China - ASEAN Free Trade Area, China and Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, six old ASEAN member countries will implement ninety-three% more of the ordinary zero-tariff products. Yunnan Province, Deputy Director of Inspection and Quarantine Inspection Service Fan Kam explained in detail here today after the completion of the FTA, China's exports to ASEAN countries, how the product can enjoy zero tariff treatment.

Fan Jin introduced the products exported to ASEAN countries as long as one of the following conditions can enjoy zero-tariff treatment:

First, the product is fully originated in China two from non-China - ASEAN Free Trade Area members of the value of total exports of raw materials does not exceed the value of sixty-three%, from non-China - ASEAN Free Trade Area members State of the raw material obtained through the full product after processing

And one of the above conditions to meet the export products should also be in transit are not subject to any non-ASEAN Free Trade Area member state or on the way through the non-Chinese - ASEAN Free Trade Area member state, regardless of whether the country of destination or for temporary storage (loading, unloading or other to keep them in good condition other than the treatment), the product in these countries without any other operations. "The goods meet the above conditions, shall be located in the State Administration of Quality Supervision Inspection and Quarantine authorities around the application for the issue of China - ASEAN Free Trade Area Preferential Tariff certificate of origin. Hold the certificate by giving importing countries the customs import tariff reduction Treatment. "

(Author Mosaic and Tile, China Leiyuan 10/11/2010)

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