it is also my intent that the Andean Trade Preference Act not pertain to existing requirements that foreign parties provide a Certificate of Origin for tuna imported into the United States. This certificate, or Form 370, is necessary to verify whether imported tuna qualifies for the ``dolphin-safe'' label. This bill should not affect that process.
John B. Breaux: “it is also my intent that the Andean Trade Preference Act not pertain to existing requirements that foreign parties…”
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Discussing the Andean Trade Preference Act and its implications for tuna import regulations.
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