The UK and EU agreed that processed products made up of solely UK and EU content passes the rules of origin test and can be exported to the EU duty free. Here is a wee Q&A covering a few more questions you might have on the new UK-EU trade deal general rules of origin - what else passes the test? How do I prove it? What if my product doesn’t meet the rules?
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