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To determine which types of goods are covered by the GSP+, please refer to the 
following procedure. 
Step 1 
Step 2 
 
Step 3 
 
Step 3 
 
Step 3 
 
Step 3 
 
Step 3 
 
Step 3 
 
To find out which types 
of goods are covered by 
the GSP+, you should go 
to the link below. 
 
https://trade.Ec.Europa.
Eu/access- 
to-
markets/en/home 
You will see a list of products like 
below. You can find out from it which 
products are covered by GSP+. 
You should enter the HS code of 
the exported products or the 
name of the product, as well as 
the country of export and the 
country to be sent to the blank 
fields above, and press the 
SEARCH button. 

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MERICAN Journal of Public Diplomacy and International Studies
www.
 grnjournal.us 
 
Picture 1. Chart for information on which products the GSP+ benefit is applied to and how 
many are exempted from customs duties [10] 
Table 1. 
 
Analysis of product sectors under GSP+ benefits 
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] 
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live animals, plants and their roots, jewelry, furniture, toys and other products. 
As can be seen from the above table, there are 6,200 types, including food and agriculture - 1097 
types, textile and light industry - 1324 types, chemical and oil and gas - 969 types, electrical 
engineering - 653 types, metallurgy - 467 types. leather industry - 105 types, machinery - 148 
types, construction - 111 types, etc. - 1326 types of products can be exported to EU countries 
without customs duties. 
As can be seen from the above table, there are 6,200 types, including food and agriculture - 1097 
types, textile and light industry - 1324 types, chemical and oil and gas - 969 types, electrical 
engineering - 653 types, metallurgy - 467 types. leather industry - 105 types, machinery - 148 
types, construction - 111 types, etc. - 1326 types of products can be exported to EU countries 
without customs duties. 
We consider the analysis of exports to the European Union and other countries within the scope 
of GSP+ benefits in terms of the types of products produced in the regions (Table 2).