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Pending the adoption of a Decision of the EU-Turkey Customs Cooperation Committee, the customs administrations of the Member States of the EU will begin to accept A.TR movement certificates issued electronically when presented for import, with a QR code and without a signature in wet ink as of July 8, 2024.
The authenticity of A.TR goods movement certificates issued electronically by Turkey can be verified at the unique link on each goods movement certificate, starting with '' https://mdc.gtb.gov.tr '', '' https://uygulama.gtb.gov.tr '', '' https://istanbul.ebirlik.net/'' or '' https://ankara.ebirlik.net/dolasim/app'' (accessible by scanning the QR code on the certificate or by typing the route printed on the certificate).
Following a request from Indonesia and Sri Lanka to benefit from the regional cumulation provided for in Article 55, paragraph 5, of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/2446 of The Commission, the Commission has decided to authorize this possibility of accumulation.
In accordance with Article 55(2)(a) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/2446, this right is subject to, at the time of export of the product to the Union, both Sri Lanka and Indonesia remaining beneficiary countries within the meaning of Article 2(d), e) and f) of Regulation (EU) 978/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council, and the rules of origin set out in subsection 2 of the Delegated Regulation apply ( EU) 2015/2446.
In relation to the scope of this regional cumulation, as detailed in the notice to importers published in the OJEU series C/2024/4627 of 17 July, Sri Lanka is entitled to use the textile materials listed in Table 1 originating in Indonesia under cumulation of origin to produce and export to the Union, under the preferential rates of the GSP, the textile products listed in Table 2.