The Developing Countries Trading Scheme is associated with which country?

Exporters must abide by new British regulations under the Developing Countries Trading Scheme in order to receive duty concessions on shipments to the United Kingdom. DCTS, which was introduced by the UK government, aims to strengthen supply chains, promote trade partnerships, and integrate developing countries into the global economy. It benefits UK businesses and consumers by providing easier, more generous preferential trading terms and lowering or eliminating tariffs on imports from 65 eligible countries; however, some upper-middle-income countries and those with UK free trade agreements are excluded.