Title II, Chapter 2, Section 2, Section 1, Article 62 · Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/2447

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Article 62Long-term supplier's declaration(Article 64(1) of the Code)#

1.Where a supplier regularly supplies an exporter or trader with consignments of goods, and all of those goods are expected to have the same originating status, the supplier may provide a single declaration covering multiple consignments of those goods (a long-term supplier's declaration).

1a.In trade between the Contracting Parties to the PEM Convention, where two or more sets of rules of origin apply, the preferential origin of goods may be determined according to one or more sets of rules of origin.Suppliers shall specify the legal framework used to determine the origin of the goods. For the supplier’s declarations made out until 31 December 2025, where such a legal framework is not specified, by default, the supplier’s declaration shall be considered as stating that rules of origin of the PEM Convention, in its original version, have been used to determine the origin of the goods.

1b.For the purpose of trade between the Contracting Parties to the PEM Convention, the exporter may use the supplier’s declarations as supporting documents to apply for the issue of a movement certificate or to make out an origin declaration in accordance with the PEM Convention, as amended by Decision No 1/2023, when the supplier’s declarations state the originating status in accordance with the rules of origin of the PEM Convention, in its original version, for products classified under Chapters 1, 3, 16 (for processed fishery products) and 25 to 97 of the Harmonised System.The exporter shall take all necessary steps to ensure that the conditions for cumulation and for issuing or making out a proof of origin according to a specific set of rules of origin are fulfilled.

2.A long-term supplier's declaration shall be made out for consignments dispatched during a period of time and shall state three dates:

(a)the date on which the declaration is made out (date of issue);

(b)the date of commencement of the period (start date), which may not be more than 12 months before or more than 6 months after the date of issue;

(c)the date of end of the period (end date), which may not be more than 24 months after the start date.

3.The supplier shall inform the exporter or trader concerned immediately where the long-term supplier's declaration is not valid in relation to some or all consignments of goods supplied and to be supplied.