Regulation (EEC) No 2842/72 of the Council of 19 December 1972 concluding an Agreement between the European Economic Community and the Republic of Iceland and adopting provisions for its implementation
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Article 24
1. Movement certificates may, where appropriate, be required to indicate that the products to which they relate have acquired the status of originating products and have undergone any additional processing solely in Iceland or in Denmark, Norway, the United Kingdom or the other five countries specified in Article 2 of this. Protocol until the date from which the customs duties applicable to the said products are abolished between the Community as originally constituted and Ireland, on the one hand, and Iceland, on the other hand. 2. In other cases, they may, where appropriate, be required to indicate the added value acquired in each of the following territories: (i) the Community as originally constituted, (ii) Ireland, (iii) Denmark, Norway, the United Kingdom, (iv) Iceland (v) each of the five countries specified in Article 2 of this Protocol.
Article 24
1. Movement certificates may, where appropriate, be required to indicate that the products to which they relate have acquired the status of originating products and have undergone any additional processing solely in Iceland or in Denmark, Norway, the United Kingdom or the other five countries specified in Article 2 of this. Protocol until the date from which the customs duties applicable to the said products are abolished between the Community as originally constituted and Ireland, on the one hand, and Iceland, on the other hand. 2. In other cases, they may, where appropriate, be required to indicate the added value acquired in each of the following territories: (i) the Community as originally constituted, (ii) Ireland, (iii) Denmark, Norway, the United Kingdom, (iv) Iceland (v) each of the five countries specified in Article 2 of this Protocol.
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