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Generalized System of Preferences

This website provides information to Government officials, exporters and civil society in order that they may to benefit from the existing GSP schemes.

The material on this site may also be freely used by anyone studying the functioning of the GSP scheme or providing training in the use of each GSP scheme, provided that the source of information is acknowledged. The country-specific handbooks can be downloaded as PDF files.

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GSP NewsletterUNCTAD GSP Newsletter, Number 9 (July 2008)
This newsletter provides government authorities and exporters in developing countries with information on current developments in the generalized system of preferences and related issues.  More >>


Generalized System of PreferencesGSP Rules of origin

The Trade Development Board, at its 41st session,adopted changes to the notes on the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) Form A to take into account the European Union’s enlargement; and at its 42nd executive session, adopted changes to the notes on the GSP Form A to include the Principality of Liechtenstein.

The attached annex contains the adopted notes (2007). Member States are responsible for implementing these changes in the notes on the back of the GSP Form A. Old stocks of GSP Form A with notes (1996, 2004 and 2005) will remain valid until existing stocks are exhausted

Downloads [PDF]: | Adopted Notes (2007) circulated in TD/B/GSP/FORM/3 |


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