THE EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS IN THE CLASSIFICATION OF LIGHT INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS AND ITS IMPACT ON CUSTOMS OPERATIONS IN UZBEKISTAN

Authors

  • Abduganiyev Baxtiyor Professor of the department of customs control of the Customs Institute, colonel of the customs service.
  • Saidov Asadbek 4th grade student of the Customs Institute of the Customs Committee under the Ministry of Economy and Finance.

Keywords:

Keywords: light industrial products, international standards, customs operations, Harmonized System (HS), textile classification, trade compliance

Abstract

Abstract: The classification of light industrial products, particularly textiles, has played a pivotal role in shaping global trade. In the course of the evolution of the international standards, customs operations all over the world have also been forced to change. This paper explores the historical development of classification standards, challenges faced by customs authorities, and the impact of international treaties. Special attention is given to improving customs efficiency in Uzbekistan by adopting advanced international practices.

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Rahmonov, A. (2022). Misclassification of Textile Products in Uzbekistan. Journal of Economic Studies, 33(2), 67-83.

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Uzbekistan Textile Association. (2022). Textile Export Report. Link

Ministry of Trade of Uzbekistan. (2022). Annual Sales Report. Link

European Union. (2020). Advances in Textile Classification Technologies. Link

European Commission. (2020). Combined Nomenclature Classification Manual. Link

US International Trade Commission. (2021). Updating the Harmonized Tariff Schedule. Link

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Published

2024-10-13