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The new EU-GSP Rules of Origin Challenges and Opportunities for Thai Exporters Friday 5 th August 2011 Chiang Mai, Thailand 6. CUMULATION 1

CUMULATION INTRODUCTION BILATERAL REGIONAL INTERREGIONAL EXTENDED 2

INTRODUCTION Cumulation: definition? Cumulation = a combination, junction or addition of originating materials or processing which applies only within a preferential agreement Bilateral Diagonal Regional Extended Full (not in GSP) 3

Bilateral cumulation Art. 84 Regulation (EU) 2454/93 Bilateral cumulation shall allow products originating in the European Union to be considered as materials originating in a beneficiary country, when incorperated into a product manufactured in that country, provided that the working or processing carried out there goes beyond the operations desscribed in Article 78(1). 4

Bilateral cumulation Preferential Framework EU TH EU 5

Bilateral cumulation in general referring to products originating in country of supply no application of origin rules of Annex 13a more than minimal working or processing only applicable within preferential framework (GSP/FTA) 6

EU Bilateral TH 7

Bilateral cumulation Production of construction bricks HS 9503 Details (fictive data) percentages: ex-works price of the product production cost in Thailand (TH): 36 % granulate origin Netherlands (NL): 55%, 32% and 9% granulate origin China (CN): 9%, 32% and 55% origin rule for HS 9503: Manufacture from materials of any heading, except that of the product, and in which the value of all the materials used does not exceed 50 % of the ex-works price of the product. 8

Bilateral cumulation 55 % TH 36 % NL Determination of the origin: CN 9% Art. 84 NL TH 55% CN TH 9% Art. 79 9

Bilateral cumulation NL CN 32 % Determination of the origin: 32% TH 36 % Art. 84 NL TH 32% CN TH 32% Art. 76 10

Bilateral cumulation NL CN 9 % Determination of the origin: 55% TH 36 % Art. 84 NL TH 9% CN 55% 11

Multilateral cumulation Art. 85 Regulation (EU) 2454/93 Cumulation with Norway, Switzerland and Turkye shall allow products originating in NO, CH and TR to be considered as materials originating in a beneficiary country. Conditions: 1. NO, CH and TR apply a definition of the concept or origin corresponding with that of the EU; 2. NO, CH and TR apply the same treatment to goods incorperating materials of EU-origin (reciprocity); 3. Working/processing goes beyond operations described in Article 78(1); 4. Does not apply to Chapter 1 to 24 Harm. System. 12

EU Bilateral CH NO Multilateral TH TR 13

Regional cumulation 14

Regional cumulation Art. 86 Reg. 2454/93 shall apply to 4 separate groups (a) Group I: Brunei-Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam; (b) Group II: Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Venezuela; (c) Group III: Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka. (d) Group IV: Argentina, Brasil, Paraquay and Uruguay 15

Regional cumulation - Group 1 TH 16

Regional cumulation shall allow products originating in other countries of the regional group to be considered as materials originating in a the beneficiary country of manufacture. Conditions: 1. Regional countries apply mutual a definition of the concept or origin corresponding with that of the EU; 2. Compliance to Regulation and administrative cooperation (Asean council); 3. Working/processing goes beyond operations described in Article 78(1); 4. Materials of Annex 13b excluded in case where: - tariff preference in EU is not the same for all countries involved in the cumulation, and - materials would benefit a more favourable treatment then bij direct export to EU. 17

Annex C 18

Regional cumulation Group 1 - ASEAN Cambodia, Laos Brunei-Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam Singapore Customs duty SPGA SPGL rest HS- or CNcode Description of materials KH LA BN ID SI MY PH TH VN ex 1704 90 Sugar confectionery, not containing cocoa, other than chewing gum 0 9,3 13,4 2003 10 Mushrooms, prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar or acetic acid 0 14,9 + 18,4 + ex 2101 12 Preparations with a basis of coffee 0 8 11,5 19

Regional cumulation Determination origin - Art. 84 (6) Country of origin is the country where the last working or processing was carried out, under condition that operation goes beyond minimal operations (textile products: see also Annex 16). When this condition is not satisfied, the products shall have the origin of the country of the regional group which accounts for the highest share of the customs value of the originating materials used originating in other countries of the regional group. N.B. The condition of added value (50%) has ceased to be valid 20

Regional cumulation (example) TH: office chair ex-works price: 219,- TH: painting, assembling, packing PH: weels: 25,- MY: frame: 95,- SI: seat and back: 60,- (value = customs value) Determination origin: till 1-1-2011 value added in TH 39,- less then 50% of ex-work price country origin: highest customs value: 95,- origin of office chair: Malaysia 21

Regional cumulation (example) TH: office chair ex-works price: 219,- TH: painting, assembling, packing PH: weels: 25,- MY: frame: 95,- SI: seat and back: 60,- (value = customs value) Determination origin: from 1-1-2011 assembling > minimal operation? country of origin Thailand 22

EU Bilateral CH Multilateral NO TR TH Regional 23

Inter-Regional cumulation Art. 86 Reg. 2454/93 5. At the request of the authorities of a Group I or Group III beneficiary country, regional cumulation between countries of those groups may be granted by the Commission, provided that the Commission is satisfied that each of the following conditions is met: (a) the conditions laid down in paragraph 2(a) are met, and (b) the countries to be involved in such regional cumulation have undertaken and jointly notified to the Commission their undertaking 24

Regional cumulation - Group 1 and 3 TH Interregional 25

Extended cumulation Art. 86 Reg. 2454/93 7. At the request of any beneficiary country s authorities, extended cumulation between a beneficiary country and a country with which the European Union has a free-trade agreement in accordance with Article XXIV of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in force may be granted by the Commission, provided that the Commission is satisfied that each of the following conditions is met: 26

Extended cumulation Art. 86 Reg. 2454/93 (a) the countries involved in the cumulation have undertaken to comply or ensure compliance with this Section and to provide the administrative co- operation necessary to ensure the correct implementation of this Section both with regard to the European Union and also between themselves. (b) the undertaking referred to in point (a) has been notified to the Commission by the beneficiary country concerned. Does not apply to Chapter 1 to 24 Harm. System. 27

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EU Bilateral CH Multilateral NO TR Extended KH Regional Interregional 29