Textile goods imported from outside of USMCA must go through a "triple transformation" in order to be considered as USMCA goods.

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According to the rules of origin in the USMCA, textile goods imported from outside of the agreement must undergo a "triple transformation" in order to qualify as originating goods under the agreement. This means that the fiber production, textile production, and apparel production must all take place within the USMCA region or the finished textile product must undergo significant transformation within the region.

Textile Goods Imported from Outside of USMCA Must Go Through