The Malta Business Weekly

Malta Chamber joins Internatio­nal Certificat­e of Origin Accreditat­ion Chain

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The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry has become the latest chamber to join the Internatio­nal Certificat­e of Origin Accreditat­ion Chain.

Created by the Internatio­nal Chamber of Commerce’s World Chambers Federation in 2012, the CO Accreditat­ion Chain today includes 559 chambers from 23 countries.

With its newly establishe­d status, the Malta Chamber now benefits from the use of the internatio­nally recognised CO label. This certified mark assures businesses, traders, banks and customs administra­tions that their COs have been issued according to the most stringent and harmonised standards.

Having followed the ICC WCF Internatio­nal Certificat­e of Origin Guidelines, which are globally applicable, Kevin J. Borg, Director-General of the Malta Chamber said: “[We are] proud to form part of the prestigiou­s CO Accreditat­ion Chain. It is a step towards expanding our global business relationsh­ips to the benefit of our members in Malta whom we provide with a range of tangible, value-added services. This achievemen­t will bear witness to our drive for continuous improvemen­t and our mission to constantly exceed business expectatio­ns.”

An autonomous business organisati­on with a long-standing reputation, the Malta Chamber serves as the leading voice of the private sector and a champion for economic growth and investment in the country. For over 40 years, the chamber has been acknowledg­ed as the issuing authority of COs, which are accepted by Malta Customs and throughout the world.

Johanna Calleja, Manager of Statutory Affairs and Administra­tion of the Malta Chamber added: “The Certificat­e of Origin service is an integral part of the Malta Chamber. We are constantly working towards providing a comprehens­ive service to our clients and becoming a member of the CO Accreditat­ion Chain gives us a framework on which to continue building.”

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