Origin Marking Sample Clauses

The Origin Marking clause requires that products, goods, or materials display clear information about their country or place of origin. In practice, this means that items must be labeled, stamped, or otherwise marked in a way that is visible and legible to indicate where they were manufactured or produced. This clause helps ensure transparency in trade, supports compliance with import/export regulations, and assists consumers or authorities in identifying the source of goods, thereby reducing the risk of misrepresentation or fraud.
Origin Marking. Except as otherwise provided for in this Agreement, when Viet Nam applies mandatory country of origin marking requirements to non-agricultural products of the Union, Viet Nam shall accept the marking "Made in EU", or a similar marking in the local language, as fulfilling such requirements.
Origin Marking. 1. If New Zealand requires a mark of origin on the importation of goods from the Union, New Zealand shall accept the origin mark "Made in the EU" under conditions that are no less favourable than those applied to marks of origin of a Member State. 2. For the purposes of the origin mark "Made in the EU", New Zealand shall treat the Union as a single territory. 1 For greater certainty, this point is not meant to prevent a Party from relying on the price of imports in order to determine the applicable rate of a customs duty in accordance with this Agreement.
Origin Marking. 1. Where the Kyrgyz Republic requires a mark of origin on the importation of goods of the European Union, it shall accept the "Made in EU" origin marking or the equivalent in a language in accordance with the Kyrgyz Republic origin marking requirements under conditions that are no less favourable than those applied to marks of origin of Member States of the European Union. 2. For the purposes of the origin mark "Made in EU", the Kyrgyz Republic shall treat the European Union as a single territory.
Origin Marking. 1. Where Indonesia requires a mark of origin on the importation of goods of the EU Party, Indonesia shall accept the origin mark “Made in the EU” or the equivalent in a language according to Indonesia origin marking requirements under conditions that are no less favourable than those applied to marks of origin of Member States of the Union. 2. For the purposes of the origin mark “Made in the EU”, Indonesia shall treat the Union as a single territory.
Origin Marking. 1. Where Chile requires a mark of origin on the importation of goods of the EU Party, Chile shall accept the origin mark "Made in the EU" or the equivalent in a language according to Chile's origin marking requirements under conditions that are no less favourable than those applied to marks of origin of Member States of the Union. 2. For the purposes of the origin mark "Made in the EU", Chile shall treat the Union as a single territory.
Origin Marking. 1. Where Australia a mark of origin on the importation of goods of the EU Party, Australia shall accept the origin mark "Made in the EU" under conditions that are no less favourable than those applied to marks of origin of Member States of the Union. 2. For the purposes of the origin mark "Made in the EU", Australia shall treat the Union as a single territory.
Origin Marking. Licensee shall ▇▇▇▇ all Licensed Products or packages sold by it with the patent number(s) of Licensor's Patents both in the Territory and in all other jurisdictions where Licensee may sell Licensed Products in such manner as will fully comply with all applicable marking provisions of the patent laws of such jurisdictions. Licensee shall furnish samples of such marking to Licensor from time to time so that Licensor shall be currently apprised of Licensee's marking practices.
Origin Marking. For pharmaceutical/medicinal products, Viet Nam may apply mandatory country of origin marking requirements at Member State level. Viet Nam is encouraged to consider accepting the marking "Made in EU" or a similar marking in the local language as fulfilling such country of origin marking requirements.
Origin Marking. Where Chile applies mandatory country of origin marking requirements to products of the Union, the Association Committee may decide that products marked "Made in EU", or bearing a similar marking in the local language, fulfill such requirements upon importation into Chile. This article does not affect each party’s right to specify the type of products for which origin marking requirements are mandatory. Chapter 3 (Rules of origin and origin procedures) does not apply to this Article.

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