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Trade Automated Systems and Operational Support Basic Importing and Exporting Cargo Security Legal Decisions/Publications Priority Trade Issues Quicklinks Trade Transformation Trade Outreach Trade Programs in Trade		Home  /  Trade  /  Trade Programs  /  Trade Agreements  /  Free Trade Agreements  /  North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)  /  NAFTA: A Guide to Customs Procedures  /  Chapter 5 - Provisions for Specific Sectors The four main criteria set out in Chapter 2 of this publication are the basic conditions to confer origin. However, a good that does not meet such requirements may, in some cases, qualify as originating by using additional options described below. - Textiles - Automotive Products - Electronic Products - Agricultural Products Search Chapter 5 - Provisions for Specific Sectors for: section sitemap for Chapter 5 - Provisions for Specific Sectors see also: in NAFTA: A Guide to Customs Procedures:   Preface   Chapter 1 - Description of the NAFTA   Chapter 2 - Rules of Origin   Chapter 3 - Other Instances to Confer Origin   Chapter 4 - Other Provisions Relating to Origin   Chapter 6 - Certificate of Origin ...more News Feeds
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