What are processed goods?

Processed goods’ is the term used to indicate the ‘final’ product after the raw materials and/or parts have undergone their processing under the special procedure.

It is the result that is often referred to when the procedure ends.

An example of processed goods:

Shrimps caught in the North Sea are often placed under the Outward Processing Relief procedure (OPR) to be able to ship them to a “low-waged” country outside the EU to peel. The peeled shrimps that are subsequently imported into the EU under OPR are referred to as processed goods.

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