India’s DGFT has extended a special drive for faster issuance of Export Obligation Discharge Certificates (EODCs) under the Advance Authorisation and Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) schemes until May 31, 2026. These schemes allow duty-free imports of inputs/capital goods against export obligations. The extension aims to clear pending EODC applications more quickly.
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Clarifications on Interest Subvention Support for Pre- and Post-Shipment Export Credit under Export Promotion Mission – Niryat Protsahan
India’s DGFT issued Trade Notice 03/2026 clarifying the interest subvention scheme for pre- and post-shipment export credit under the Niryat Protsahan Export Promotion Mission. The notice provides operational guidance on eligibility and disbursement of subsidized export credit support. This directly affects export financing costs for Indian exporters.
Request for Comments on Alignment of Schedule-II (Export Policy) of ITC(HS) 2022 Following Finance Act 2026 Amendments
India’s DGFT is soliciting public comments on proposed amendments to Schedule-II (Export Policy) of the ITC(HS) 2022 classification, consequent to changes introduced under the Finance Act, 2026. The notice invites stakeholder feedback to align export policy entries with the updated legislative framework. This affects the export licensing and policy conditions for goods covered under the […]
India Amends Import Policy for Gold Jewellery HS Codes 71131144 and 71131145
India’s DGFT has amended the import policy for ITC (HS) codes 71131144 and 71131145 (gold jewellery) under Chapter 71 of the ITC (HS) 2022 Schedule I. The notification changes the import policy conditions for these specific jewellery categories. Details of the specific policy change (free/restricted/prohibited) are not visible in the snippet.
Amendment to Import Policy Condition for Chapter 95 (Toys, Games, Sports Requisites) – ITC(HS) 2022 Schedule 1
India’s DGFT has amended Policy Condition No. 2 under Chapter 95 of the ITC(HS) 2022 Import Policy Schedule, which covers toys, games, and sports equipment. The notification alters the regulatory conditions governing imports of these goods. Specific details of the amendment are not available in the snippet.
Time-limited Support for Exporters in view of Geopolitical Disruptions in the Gulf and West Asia Maritime Corridor
India’s DGFT has issued a notification providing time-limited support measures for exporters affected by geopolitical disruptions in the Gulf and West Asia maritime corridor. The measure appears to address trade facilitation relief for exporters facing shipping route disruptions. Specific provisions likely include deadline extensions or procedural relaxations under India’s foreign trade policy.
Restoration of RoDTEP Rates
India’s DGFT has issued a notification restoring RoDTEP (Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products) rates. RoDTEP is a key export incentive scheme that reimburses duties and taxes on exported goods. The restoration of rates directly affects tariff-related export benefits for Indian exporters.
Amendment to Import Policy Condition for Urea (Exim Code 31021010) under ITC HS 2022 Schedule I
India’s DGFT has issued Notification No. 68 amending the import policy conditions for Urea under ITC HS code 31021010 in Schedule I of ITC HS 2022. The change affects the import policy regime for this fertilizer commodity. Specific revised conditions govern how urea may be imported into India.
Amendment in Para 9.05 of FTP 2023 to remove per-consignment value limit for courier exports
India’s DGFT has amended paragraph 9.05 of the Foreign Trade Policy 2023 to remove the per-consignment value cap on exports made via courier. This change liberalizes courier export procedures, allowing higher-value shipments to use the courier channel without restriction.
Extension of Free Import Policy for Tur/Pigeon Peas (HS 0713 60 00) until 31 March 2027
India’s DGFT has extended the ‘Free’ import policy for Tur/Pigeon Peas under ITC (HS) 0713 60 00 until 31 March 2027. This maintains unrestricted import access for the commodity under Schedule I of the Import Policy. The extension continues a policy designed to ensure domestic supply availability.