Certificate of Origin

Definition

An official document certifying the country in which the goods were manufactured or produced. Certificates of Origin are required by customs authorities to determine preferential duty rates under free trade agreements, to enforce anti-dumping measures, and to comply with import restrictions from specific countries. In time-critical logistics, a missing Certificate of Origin can delay customs clearance by hours or days. FlashGL ensures all required certificates are prepared and validated before the OBC courier departs.