India, Brazil-Led Bloc Mercosur Ink Pact to Accept Electronic Certificates of Origin

India, Brazil-led bloc Mercosur ink pact to accept electronic Certificates of Origin

The agreement, which came into effect in June 2009, provides preferential tariff concessions on 450 tariff lines or product categories by India and 452 tariff l

India, MERCOSUR ink first additional protocol to facilitate electronic certificates of origin - The Tribune

India and the MERCOSUR bloc signed the First Additional Protocol to the India–MERCOSUR Preferential Trade Agreement to facilitate the acceptance of electronic Certificates of Origin, establishing a framework to streamline customs operations and implement paperless documentation between both jurisdictions.

India, MERCOSUR ink first additional protocol to facilitate electronic certificates of origin

India and the MERCOSUR bloc signed the First Additional Protocol to the India–MERCOSUR Preferential Trade Agreement to facilitate the acceptance of electronic Certificates of Origin, establishing a framework to streamline customs operations and implement paperless documentation between both jurisdictions.

India, MERCOSUR sign protocol for paperless trade, electronic certificates

The protocol gives electronically issued Certificates of Origin the same legal validity as paper certificates, potentially reducing paperwork, processing time and transaction costs for exporters and importers.

India and MERCOSUR Embrace Digital Trade Revolution

India and MERCOSUR have signed the First Additional Protocol to the India–MERCOSUR Preferential Trade Agreement to allow electronic Certificates of Origin. This move aims to streamline customs operations and promote paperless trade documentation between the regions, enhancing efficiency and reducing transaction costs.

India, MERCOSUR sign protocol to allow electronic certificates of origin for trade

Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 14 (IANS) India and MERCOSUR signed the first additional protocol to their preferential trade agreement (PTA) to facilitate acceptance of electronic certificates of origin, marking an important step towards facilitating paperless trade and modernising customs procedures between the two sides, the Commerce Ministry announced on Monday. The protocol was signed by Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal and Uruguay's Ambas…