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A meeting was held today at the Tatarstan Ministry of Industry and Trade on the issue of foreign economic activities for OOO PC Poligran. The company manufactures polymer compositions for the Russia’s cable industry.

The subject of the meeting was potential exports of PC Poligran products to Uzbekistan. Experts from the Tatarstan Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Tatarstan Centre for the Support of Exports, and the Tatarstan Chamber of Commerce and Industry clarified the issues of obtaining a ST-1 certificate confirming the goods’ country of origin, filling a customs declaration for exporting products to Uzbekistan, as well as executing proper legal documents and providing commodity passport.

The support of exporters in Tatarstan, including new ones, is provided within the framework of the regional project titled “Systemic Measures for the Development of International Cooperation and Exports”, which is part of the International Cooperation and Exports national project The project provides for informing enterprises about support measures rendered by the Russian Exports Centre and ensuring interaction with Tatarstan’s representative offices for promoting exports.

The ST-1 certificate or certificate of origin is a document specifying the country of manufacture of the goods moved across the border. This certificate is required at customs and exempts goods from customs taxes and duties (in whole or in part).