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India Regulatory & Trade Highlights - January 2021

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Revision of import policy, subject to specified conditions.

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a.Revision of import policy, subject to specified conditions:

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b. Applicability of export policy condition for regarding requirement of Certificate of Inspection from Export Inspection Council/Export Inspection Agency for export of non-Basmati Rice and Basmati Rice (dehusked brown, semi mulled, milled both in either par-boiled or raw condition) to European countries extended to July 1, 2021. [Notification No. 51/2015- 2020 dated December 29, 2020]

c. Procedure revised for modification of Import-Export Code (IEC). [Public Notice No. 34/2020 dated December 24, 2020]

d. Exim codes specified for wall fans, open cell for television set, solar cells not assembled and solar cells, assembled in modules or made up into panels. [Notification No. 48/2015- 2020 dated December 22, 2020]

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