Part 2: Country of Origin - Textiles & Apparel
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Determining the country of origin for textiles is crucial, focusing on single-country production. The de minimis margin allows a 7% exception in textile production, significant for customs exams. The analysis prioritizes weight over value or surface area. Substantial transformation explains how processing alters products' origins. Tariff shifting analysis assesses if a product qualifies as a new article of commerce, while 'need to shape' clarifies its role in origin determination.
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