Part 1: Country of Origin - General Rules
Country of Origin: General Rules
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Country of origin plays a vital role in import regulations, particularly in relation to duty rates and customs processes. The USDA is key in setting import restrictions for plant safety. Recently, the USDA lifted a ban on importing peppers from Spain, benefiting importers. The discussion highlights how different countries, like Cuba and North Korea, face higher duty rates due to historical conflicts with the U.S.
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