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Chapter 50. Determining the country of origin of goods 
Article 358. Country of origin 
The country of origin of the goodss considered to be the country in 
which goods was fully produced or sufficiently processed in accordance 
with the requirements established by this chapter. Country of origin can be 
considered group of countries, customs unions of countries, region or part 
of the country, if there is a need of allocation for purposes of determining 
the origin of goods. 
Article 359. Products fully manufactured in this country 
Goods that are fully manufactured in this country are considered to 
be: 
1) minerals extracted on its territory, in its territorial waters, on its 
continental shelf or in the sea, if the country has exclusive rights to 
develop these resources; 
2) plant products grown or collected on its territory; 
3) live animals born and bred in this country; 
4) products obtained in this country from plant products and animals 
grown in this country; 

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5) products of hunting, fishing and marine industries produced in it; 
6) products of marine fishing, extracted and (or) produced in the 
world ocean by vessels of this country or vessels leased (chartered) by it; 
7) secondary raw materials and wastes resulting from production and 
other operations carried out in this country; 
8) high-tech products obtained in outer space on space vessels 
owned or leased by this country; 
9) goods produced in this country exclusively from products 
specified in this article. 
Article 360. Criteria for sufficient processing of goods 
If two or more countries are involved in the production of a product, 
the origin of the product is determined in accordance with the criteria for 
sufficient processing. 
One of the following criteria for sufficient processing of the product 
is used to determine the country of origin of the product: 
change in the commodity position in the Commodity nomenclature 
of foreign economic activity of the Republic of Uzbekistan at the level of 
any of the first four signs, which occurred as a result of operations in this 
country for processing or manufacturing goods; 
the ad valorem share rule is a change in the value of a product when 
the percentage of materials used and / or added value reaches a fixed share 
in the price of the final product. 
Do not meet the criteria for sufficient processing of the product: 
operations to ensure the safety of goods during storage or 
transportation; 
operations for preparing goods for sale and transportation (splitting 
into batches, forming shipments, sorting, repacking, and others); 
simple assembly operations; 
mixing of goods (components) without giving of received production 
of the characteristics essentially distinguishing it from initial components.; 
combination of two or more operations specified in paragraphs two 
to five of this part; 
slaughter of cattle. 
The specifics of applying the criteria for sufficient processing of 
goods specified in part two of this article shall be established by law. 

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