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Art. 48a

232.11TmPAFederal ActApr 1, 1993Original source

The origin of a natural product corresponds to:

  1. for mineral products: the place where they were extracted;
  2. for plant products: the place where they were harvested;
  3. for meat: the place where the animals spent the predominant part of their lives;
  4. for other animal-derived products: the place where the animals were kept;
  5. for products of hunting or fishing: the place where such hunting or fishing was carried out;
  6. for farmed fish: the place where they were reared.

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