I am a registered manufacturer with Singapore Customs and have exported products under other Free Trade Agreements. Can my product be automatically considered as an originating good under the EUSFTA?

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Each Free Trade Agreement (FTA) has its own unique origin qualifying criteria. Your registration with Singapore Customs as a manufacturer does not automatically qualify your good as originating under the European Union-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (EUSFTA). You should ensure that your product meets the qualifying criteria as set out in Protocol 1 and its annexes and self-certify this as an originating good under the EUSFTA to be considered for preferential tariff treatment when imported into the European Union.

I am a registered manufacturer with Singapore Customs and have exported products under other Free Trade Agreements. Can my product be automatically considered as an originating good under the EUSFTA?

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