October 2021 — Question 66

Which of the following Free Trade Agreements (FTA) have a remanufacturing provision enabling certain non-originating third-country goods to be disassembled, cleaned, inspected and processed to bring into sound working condition as “recovered goods” and that such “recovered goods” are then considered originating materials when processed into a “remanufactured good?”

ABHFTA, Jordan FTA and UMFTA
BIsrael FTA, Jordan FTA & NAFTA
CAUFTA, CAFTA-DR, CLFTA, COTPA✓ CBP's answer
DAll of the above
ENone of the above

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§ HTSUS GN 28(c)(ii)(A)&(B)§ GN29(c)(ii)(A) & (B)§ GN26(c)(ii)(A) & (B)§ GN34(c)(ii)(A) & (B)§ GN33(c)(ii)(A) & (B)§ GN35(c)(ii)(A) & (B)§ GN32(c)(ii)(A) & (B)§ GN25(c)(ii)(A) & (B)§ respectively). (GN31(d)(iv)(F) & (G)) GN30(d)(iv)(F)&(G)§ GN27(d)(iv)(F) & (G)§ GN31(d)(iv)(F) & (G)

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