In order to be eligible to use a particular tariff treatment, imported goods must originate in a country that is a signatory to a particular trade agreement. Goods may be said to originate in a particular country if: Question 24 options: The goods were shipped from that country, as long as they spent more than 90 days in that country (for example, in a warehouse). The goods were produced by a company or firm whose head office resides in that country. The entire value of the goods is derived from production in that country. Duties and taxes have been paid to import product into that country before subsequent export At least ten per cent of the RVC of that product is derived from production in that country