Commidity code and country of origen

Hello
what is the relation ship b/w the country of origin and commodity code ( imports and as well as sd relented . please help me with business .
@sakhi

there is no relation between commodity code and country of origin beside they are almost always mentioned together in reports or forms that are given to customs and statistical offices.
the commodity code is an intenational nomiclature for materials, the first 6 digits are common world wide. the other digits are more region specific defined e.g. for Nafta, or for european union.
The country of origin play a role in preferences, means if a good is EU origin, then a supplier from the EU you can ship it with low customs duty than the same good with a chinese origin for example.

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