EXPORT NEWS 18 to 20/2011 - Trade Development Authority Of

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EXPORT NEWS 18 to 20/2011
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08th December 2011
Vol No. 18 to 20
“ TDAP Can
Provide a List of
Importers for any
Country for any
product at I&C
Karachi”
In this Issue
NEWS UPDATE
2 – 07
General Information
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 New E-Mail Address of Embassy of Pakistan, Harare,
Zimbabwe
 New address of All Pakistan Marble Industries Association
(APMIA)
 New Elected Members of All Pakistan Furniture Exporters
Association
 New
Elected
Members
of
Faisalabad
Chamber
of
Commerce & Industries
 New Elected Members of Okara Chamber of Commerce &
Industries
Rules & Regulations
 Introduction
of
2-3
New
Electronic
Travel
Authorization
procedure for Sri Lanka
Press Clipping
4-7
 UAE picks Karachi as venue
 Exports surge by 13 percent
 India, Pakistan Pledge to normalize trade ties
 Joint Statement of 6th round of Pak-India trade talks
EXPORT GUIDE
08 - 09
 Import Procedure for Pakistani Mangoes
LIST OF IMPORTERS
 List of US Importers
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10 – 14
EXHIBITIONS CALENDAR

15 – 17
Exhibitions Calendar for participation by TDAP during
2011
ADVERTISEMENTS
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE ENQUIRIES
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FEEDBACK FORM
20
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GENERAL INFORMATION

New
E-Mail
Embassy
Address
of
New address of All Pakistan
Marble
Association
Pakistan,
The Embassy of Pakistan, Harare has
informed this office that their office E-mail
address has been changed
The new E-mail address is as under:[email protected]
The above E-mail address may
please be used for all future correspondence.
All Pakistan Furniture Exporters
Association conducted the election for the
Chairman and Vice Chairman. The following
were declared as elected members.
Mr. Misbah ul Haq
Mr. Shabbir Malik

New Elected Members of
Faisalabad
Association (APMIA)
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Chairman
Vice Chairman
(South Zone)
Vice Chairman
(North Zone)
Mr. Malik Khalil Ahmed
Industries
All
Pakistan
Marble
Industries
Association (APMIA) has informed this office that
their office has been shifted to the following
premises:
All Pakistan Marble Industries Association
(APMIA)
Plot No. 45, Street No. 10
Sector No. I-9/2, Industrial Area,
Opp. Sabro Air Conditions
Islamabad.
Tel: 051-4433508
Fax: 051-4432774
E-mail: [email protected]
The above address may please be
used for all future correspondence.
New Elected Members of All
Pakistan Furniture Exporters
of
Harare, Zimbabwe


Chamber
of
Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce &
Industries conducted the election for the
President and Vice President. The following
Mr. Muzammil Sultan
Mr.
Rehan
Naseem
Bharara

President
Vice President
New Elected Members of
Okara
Chamber
of
Okara Chamber of Commerce &
Industries conducted the election for the
President and Vice President. The following
Ch. Shafaqat Rasool
Mr. Fayyzz Zafar
President
Vice President
RULES & REGULATIONS

Introduction
Electronic
of
New
Travel
Authorization procedure for
Sri Lanka
The Sri Lankan Department of
Immigration and Emigration (DI&E) unveiled
the new visa procedure for visitors to the
Island. Electronic Travel Authorization, ETA,
is an official authorization for short visit to Sri
Lanka and the visa is to be processed and
issued electronically (via internet) by the
Department of Immigration and Emigration.
The ETA holders will be issued 30
days short visit visa at the port of entry in Sri
Lanka. All foreign nationals intending to visit
Sri Lanka for short stay must obtain ETA,
prior to their arrival with effect from 1st
January 2012. The system does not require
submission of passport copies, documents,
photograph or endorsement of ETA in the
passport.
The following categories will be
required to get ETA prior to arrival in Sri
Lanka: i)
a)
b)
c)
Tourism: (Double entry. 30 days)
Sightseeing, holidays.
Visiting friends and relatives.
Medical
treatment
including
Ayurvedic (herbal) and yoga.
d) Participation in sporting events,
competitions and activities relating
to cultural performance.
ii) Business: (Multiple entry. 30
days)
a) Participation in business meetings
and negotiations
b) Conferences,
workshops
and
seminars.
c) Short training courses.
d) Participation in art, music and
dance.
iii) Transit: (7 days)
a) Transiting through Sri Lanka.
The following nationals / categories
are exempt from ETA:
i)
The Republic of Singapore
ii)
The Republic of Maldives
iii)
Crew Members of filghts
iv)
Crew Members of Ships
The present Sri Lankan visa system
is to continue till 31 December 2011, and the
st
new system will be enforced from 1 January
2012 as mentioned earlier. Secondly, the
applicants will be required to pay ETA
processing' fee. The schedule of payment for
various categories is available from ETA
website.
PRESS CLIPPINGS

UAE picks Karachi as venue
The UAE’s Ministry for foreign trade
organizing
the first
ever
Exhibition
“Magnificent 7” will be held at Karachi Expo
Center from Nov 30 to Dec 2, 2011.
The Trade Development Authority of
Pakistan (TDAP) however has extended full
support to Ms. Sheikha Lubna Bint Khalid Al
Qasimi, Minister for Foreign Trade of UAE in
holding of first ever UAE’s “Magnificent 7”
Expo being organized by Consulate General
of UAE.
Sheikha Lubna, Minister Foreign
Trade also held a meeting with Mr. Tariq
Iqbal Puri at Rice International Conference
and Exhibition (RICE) held in Dubai where
the TDAP set up a Pakistan pavilion. Mr.
Puri, briefed her about the TDAP’s proposal
for the establishment of a Pakistan Display &
Exhibition Center at Sharjah for which the
UAE government is supporting TDAP. The
Minister Foreign Trade, appreciated the
proposal and stated that establishment of
Display Center will indeed help in boosting
the marketing efforts for Pakistan’s quality
products by providing a platform for reaching
out to a larger number of foreign buyers. Ms.
Shaikha Lubna proposed that the agreement
on Pakistan’s Display & Exhibition Center
could be signed during the upcoming UAE
Expo in Karachi where both the Ministers of
Trade and Commerce will be present.
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Mr. Tariq Puri apprised the Minister
about the initiatives of the TDAP/MoC in
propagating the need for value addition,
especially in the agriculture products. He
stated that the UAE is regarded as a
market offering immense opportunities for
Pakistani exporters, which can be availed
through positioning their products by value
addition and right packaging.
He also informed her that TDAP set
up a pavilion in the Rice Expo and 11 top
rice exporters participated in the event and
5 exporters setup their stalls on their own,
which is the largest presence of any
country in the Rice expo. Shaikha Lubna
appreciated the TDAP’s role in promoting
Pakistan’s exports and the proposal for the
establishment of a Display Center at
Sharjah.
Ref: The Pakistan Observer, November
04, 2011

Exports
surge
by
13
percent
The country's overall exports surged
by 13 percent, during the first four months of
the current fiscal year to $7.899 billion, the
Trade Development Authority of Pakistan
(TDAP) reported on Thursday.
Exports were recorded at $7.899
billion during July/October 2011/12 against.
$6.996 billion during the corresponding
period last year.
Imports into the country during the
period under review also witnessed a growth
of 17.1 percent to $14.313 billion against
$12.225 billion during the corresponding
period last year.
Based on these figures, the trade
deficit during the first four months of the
current year stood at $6.414 billion against
the deficit of $5.229 billion last year.
As far as October is concerned, the
exports declined by 2.2 percent to $1.896
billion against $1.938 billion last year.
However, the imports grew by 12.9
percent to $3.607 billion against $3.196
billion last year.
Ref: The News, November 11, 2011

India,
Pakistan
Pledge
to
normalize trade ties
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
Top officials reach `broad agreement' in
New Delhi to liberalise business visas
which would help spur cross-border trade.
“We are hopeful that an agreement shall be
finalised during the next round of home
secretary level talks, slated for December”,
Indian Commerce Secretary Rahul Khullar
said.
While operationalisation of the Most
Favoured Nation (MFN) status offered to
India by Pakistan remained an issue to be
discussed, both sides tried to take their trade
relations to the next level as their top officials
began talks on Monday to flesh out a plan to
open up trade.
Commerce
Secretary
Zafar
Mahmood and his Indian counterpart Rahul
Khullar reached “broad agreement” and
emphasised on the establishment of a
preferential trading arrangement (PTA)
between the neighbouring countries at the
two-day discussions in New Delhi — aimed at
doubling annual trade in the next three years
to $6 billion.
Mr. Mahmood also made a poignant
and heartfelt appeal to India during the official
talks.
“I want to assure you. Please have
trust and faith in the process (of the
normalization of trade). Times have changed.
The world is coming closer,” he said in his
opening remarks.
Mr. Mahmood said “Pakistan hopes
to cover a lot of distance” during this week’s
talks.
“Through this meeting we want to
create an atmosphere through which the
composite dialogue can go forward“.
Response
India responded by thanking Pakistan
for taking the first steps towards offering the
MFN status and flagged visa liberalisation as
the biggest hurdle in bilateral trade.
“We recognise that the current visa
arrangements are one of the most significant
barriers to expanding our bilateral trade,” the
Indian commerce secretary said during the
meeting.
Khullar said India and Pakistan have
reached a “broad agreement” to liberalise
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business visas which would help spur crossborder trade.
The Indian commerce secretary said
that business communities on both sides
were also expecting a “substantial
breakthrough” to not only normalise the
trading relations between both the
neighbours but also establish a broad-based
preferential trade agreement.
“We are hopeful that an agreement
shall be finalised during the next round of
home secretary level talks, slated for
December,” he told the delegates.
During the recently concluded South
Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
(SAARC) Summit in the Maldives, Indian
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had
highlighted the need to establish a PTA with
Pakistan during his meeting with Pakistan
Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani.
“The cabinet not only gave its full
approval but also mandated the commerce
ministry to achieve complete normalisation
of trade with India,” Mahmood told the
meeting in New Delhi.
Khullar replied: “We welcome the
decision recently taken by the Government
of Pakistan to accord the MFN status to
India and to the mandate given for full
normalisation of bilateral trade relations as
also meeting of all legal obligations”.
In September, during the visit of
Pakistan’s Commerce Minister Makhdoom
Amin Fahim, India and Pakistan had set the
target of achieving $6 billion worth of
bilateral trade from $2.7 billion at present.
“We are open to preparing a
roadmap with Pakistan for a PTA under the
South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA)
process. I hope that through our
discussions, we will achieve a greater clarity
on such arrangements. Our goal should be
to reach peak tariff levels of no more than
five per cent for all major traded and
tradable commodities,” Khullar added.
Meanwhile,
India’s
Commerce
Minister Anand Sharma has said that he
would lead a trade delegation to Islamabad
next February at the invitation of his
Pakistani counterpart, Fahim.
Ref: The Express Tribune, November 15,
2011

Joint Statement of 6th round
of Pak-India trade talks
Pakistan and India have agreed that
best efforts would be made by the commerce
secretaries to push for further liberalisation of
the business visa, as both the sides observed
that present visa regime for businesspersons
was a significant barrier to the rapid
expansion of trade.
According to the joint statement
issued by Commerce Ministry, the 6th round
of India-Pakistan talks on Commercial and
Economic Cooperation was held during 14
~15 November 2011 at New Delhi, between
Commerce Secretaries of India and Pakistan
under the dialogue process which started in
2004. The Pakistan delegation was led by
Zafar Mahmood, Secretary Commerce, and
the Indian delegation was led by Indian
Commerce Secretary Rahul Khullar.
Both sides expressed satisfaction
over the overall progress being made to fully
normalise the bilateral trading relationship. To
take forward the decisions taken during the
5th round of talks in April 2011, many bilateral
groups/subgroups were set up. Almost all of
these groups/subgroups have met and
worked on their specific designated tasks.
According to the joint statement, both
sides agreed that the present visa regime for
businesspersons was a significant barrier to
the rapid expansion of trade. It was noted that
the Interior Ministry of Pakistan and India’s
Ministry of Home Affairs had reached a broad
understanding to put in place reciprocal
arrangements which shall substantially
liberalise the visa provisions for business
persons. Discussions were held on how there
would be further improvements on the
understanding already reached. It was
agreed that best efforts would be made by
the respective Commerce Secretaries to push
for further liberalisation of the business visa
arrangements. However, with or without
enhanced provisions, both sides would work
with their respective authorities to ensure that
the liberalised visa provisions already agreed
to are put in place before the end of
December 2011.
The issue of promotion of bilateral
investment was discussed. It was agreed that
both sides would continue efforts to remove
impediments to such investments. On the
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opening of bank branches in each other’s
countries, it was agreed that central banks
of both countries need to further discuss this
issue. Actual dialogue needs to take place
through a bilateral visit.
Meanwhile, it was also decided that
second meeting of the experts to examine
feasibility of electricity is scheduled to be
held in Islamabad in the first week of
December 2011. It is expected that the
Group of Experts will reach a final
understanding on grid connectivity at this
meeting. The first meeting of the Joint Group
of Experts to examine feasibility of trade of
electricity was held on 20th October 2011 at
New Delhi. Central Electricity Authority and
Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd. / Power
System Operation Corporation Ltd. have
been designated as the nodal technical
agencies from the Indian side. They are
interacting with National Transmission and
Dispatch Company Ltd. of Pakistan to work
out the optimal technical solutions for grid
connectivity between both countries. A
broad understanding has been reached on
possible grid connectivity between AmritsarLahore to enable trade of up to 500 MW of
power.
Regarding trade in petroleum
products, it was agreed that the Joint Group
would hold its first meeting before January
2012. Regarding BT cottonseed imports
from India, it was noted that Government of
Pakistan has constituted a committee to
examine this issue. The first step may be
permitting limited import solely for the
purpose of field trials in Pakistan.
Both sides realised that there is a
potential for cooperation in information
technology, however, lack of information
regarding
capacity of
Pakistani
IT
companies, difficulty in availability of visa for
technical staff and absence of banking
facilities has hindered cooperation in IT
between the two countries. It was agreed
that NASSCOM in coordination with
Pakistan Software Export Development
Board would facilitate a road show for
Pakistani IT companies at Bangalore,
Hyderabad and other Indian IT Hubs in
February 2012.
The move to full normalisation of
trade relations shall be sequenced. In the
first stage, Pakistan will transition from the
current Positive List approach to a Negative
List. The consultation process on devising
this Negative List is almost complete. A small
Negative List shall be finalised and ratified by
February 2012.
Thereafter, all items other than those
on the Negative List shall be freely exportable
from India to Pakistan. In the second stage,
the Negative List shall be phased out. The
timing for this phasing out will be announced
in February 2012 at the time the List is
notified and it is expected that the phasing
out will be completed before the end of 2012.
In terms of the clear mandate given
by the political leadership, both sides agreed
to move towards enhancing the preferential
trading arrangements under the SAFTA
process. As agreed earlier, bilateral trade can
be significantly expanded by extending tariff
concessions on products of commercial
interest. Both sides designated the Joint
Secretaries in their respective Ministries of
Commerce as Chief Negotiators for working
on how to improve preferential trading
arrangements under SAFTA.
Both sides reviewed the progress
made in developing physical infrastructure for
trade through the Attari-Wagah land route. It
was agreed that the Joint Technical Group
overseeing the work would meet at the end of
November 2011 and there would be follow-up
monthly meetings in December 2011 and
January 2012. It was also agreed that all
infrastructure
construction
would
be
completed and fully operational no later than
the end of February 2012. This timeline would
coincide with the announcement of the
Negative List. The new trading regime will
thus be applicable to all trade through the
land route after the infrastructure at AttariWagah is commissioned.
A JWG meeting was held in August
2011; co-chaired by the joint secretaries of
the respective commerce ministries. The
Pakistan side furnished a specific list of nontariff barriers, as perceived by their business
community, for sectors such as textiles,
leather, cement, agricultural produce and
surgical instruments. It was agreed that these
would be comprehensively examined on the
Indian side and interactions would be
arranged between the concerned regulators
and Pakistan’s business community to
discuss and find solutions for all issues
raised.
A comprehensive discussion, “Nuts
and Bolts of Trade Facilitation”, was
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organised in Delhi by FICCI, on September
29, 2011. Participants included Pakistan and
Indian business delegates,
technical
experts, representatives of Indian regulatory
bodies, and senior government officials. The
feedback received was that this seminar had
been most useful to address issues raised
by businesspersons as well as to dispel
misapprehensions. It was clarified that all
standards and specifications were nondiscriminatory, viz., they applied to all
countries exporting goods to India. The
discussions also explained how insistence
on specific standards by importers was due
to commercial considerations and not
because of any Government requirement.
A comprehensive special session
was held during this round of talks on
matters of concern to Pakistan side.
Detailed responses were provided by
concerned officers on the Indian side. It was
agreed that the JWG would continue
interaction to address any clearly identified
sector-specific barriers to trade. The Joint
Secretaries of the respective Commerce
Ministries would convene focused meetings
on these issues, as necessary. A delegation
comprising officers from various regulatory
bodies would visit Lahore/Karachi in the first
quarter of 2012 to provide necessary
outreach so that businesspersons in
Pakistan can be better informed about
India’s trade regulations, standards and
labeling/ marking requirements.
Both sides agreed to initiate the
process of a limited MRA as a formal
mechanism to address the issues of
standards and conformity assessment. It
was agreed that there was a need to
institute a mechanism for redressing
grievances arising from clearance of trade
consignments at land, sea and airports.
Pakistan side proposed that an agreement
be concluded between both countries to
address the concerns of the business
community. Indian side agreed to consider
this proposal and undertake further
consultations in this matter.
To
boost
bilateral
business
confidence for enhanced bilateral trade, both
sides agreed to encourage greater
interaction amongst the business entities. It
was noted with satisfaction that Apex
Chambers of Commerce and Industry on
both sides have formed a Joint IndiaPakistan Chamber at the apex level (FICCI
and FPCCI). Similarly, arrangements have
been worked out for regional-level Chambers
between Bombay / Mumbai and Karachi. It is
expected that a similar joint arrangements
between Lahore and PHD Chambers would
be worked out.
It was agreed to give a greater thrust
to this B-to-B interaction of trade delegations.
It was necessary to expand outreach and
information dissemination activities to bridge
information gaps relating to bilateral trading
environment and economic opportunities. The
Indian side noted the Pakistan side’s request
for mounting a Trade Delegation comprising
representatives of private sector who are
responsible for procurement of goods for
departmental stores, large retail shopping
chains and wholesale distributors.
It was noted with satisfaction that
India Trade Promotion Organization (ITPO)
and Trade Development Authority of Pakistan
(TDAP) had entered into a MOU for
collaborative efforts to promote bilateral
trade. The possibility of FIEO mounting a
trade exhibition at Lahore Expo was also
explored; this could be done in February
2012. TDAP intimated that they would like to
organise a lifestyle exhibition in New Delhi in
March, 2012 and invited Indian participation
at the Agro-Processing Value Addition
Exhibition scheduled to be held in Karachi.
Both sides appreciated the work
done by the Customs Liaison Border
Committee (CLBC) in resolving the
operational issues at Wagah-Attari. The
CLBC was mandated to undertake a
comprehensive overview of the requirements
to ensure expeditious clearance of goods
including
harmonization
of
customs
procedures and to make recommendations to
the Joint Working Group on Economic and
Commercial cooperation.
The
Subgroup
on
Customs
Cooperation met in New Delhi on 24th August
2011. It discussed issues relating to
harmonization in customs procedures,
facilitation of trade consignments, and
exchange of trade data and information.
Nodal customs officers on both sides have
been notified. They would maintain direct
contact on all matters pertaining to delays in
trade
consignments,
trade
document
requirements, and other matters of customs
cooperation. The Pakistan side handed over
a draft of the Customs Cooperation
Agreement. Both sides agreed that best
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efforts would be made to finalize the
Agreement by 31st January 2012.
In conclusion, the Commerce
Secretaries of both countries expressed faith
in the ongoing process for increase in
bilateral trade. Institutional arrangements put
in place for promoting bilateral trade and
commerce would continue and the
concerned working groups shall meet as
required, to take forward the charted
th
roadmaps in this 6 round of talks.
The 7th round of talks would take
place in Pakistan in April/May of 2012.
Ref: The Nation, November 16, 2011
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IMPORT PROCEDURE FOR PAKISTANI MANGOES
Steps explaining the flow chart
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There is one importation process
that can then be bifurcated into two
routes(which are shown in the flow chart
attached) depending on whether the
mangoes have already been treated in
Pakistan or need to undergo irradiation
treatment in the U.S. All the mangoes that
are being imported into the U.S. have to
follow Steps 1-5. If the mangoes are to be
irradiated in the U.S. then after step – 5
the activities on the left hand side of the
flow chart have to be undertaken. If the
mangoes have already been treated in
Pakistan then the step on the right side of
the flow chart have to be followed. Briefly
all the steps are given below: Mangoes must be grown at a
registered orchard and packed at a
registered facility in Pakistan. This is
to be done by the orchard through
NPPO/PHD&EC according to the
guidelines laid down by APHIS2.
Essentially NPPO/PHD&EC act on behalf
of APHIS/USDA and their registration
processes are already APHIS/USDA
approved. The orchard must also have an
FDA Registration Number which can be
applied for on the FDA website
(www.fda.gov). This will take 20-30minuted
depending on computer proficiency of the
applicant. If all guidelines are met this
process (full and complete registration of
the Pakistani orchard will take between of
few weeks to a few months (Step 1-2).
 Anyone with a US permanent address
can apply for an import permit. The
importer must sign a compliance
agreement (the first step for an import
permit) with USDA prior to applying an
import permit at least 60 days in advance
of the shipment date.
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The form for this is available online at
www.aphis.usda.gov/plant_health/p
ermits/plantproducts.shtml or by
calling (301) 734-0841 (Step-3)
The Importers must then have an
import permit issued by USDA as
well as the FDA registration number
(of
the
Pakistani
orchard)
compliance agreement has been
applied for and approved by USDA).
This is done on line separately with
USDA and FDA. The process take
less then half an hour depending on
the computer proficiency of the
applicant the US importer must have
the FDA registration for the orchard
and packing facility that they will be
dealing with since these have to be
provided to Customs and USDA
inspectors upon arrival of the
shipment (Step-3).
 The fruit/food must be packed in FDA
and APHIS approved packaging and
packing material. All fruit/food contact
surfaces have to be USDA and FDA
compliant (Step 4).
 The steps on the right side of the
flow chart (after step 5) will be
undertaken in case the fruit/food has
already been treated in Pakistan.
In case of irradiation in the U.S.
Arrangement must be made
between the exporting orchard /packing
facility and the importer and USDA as to
the exact arrival date of the consignment
as well as for a refrigerated truck to pick
up the consignment after it clears Customs
and take it to the APHIS approved
irradiation facility have to be made. Also
arrangements need to be made with the
APHIS approved irradiation facility as to
the exact appointment time for the
irradiation process.
 Copies of the Letters of Guarantee
(which states that all packing,
1
2
packaging and food contact surface
materials are FDA approved per title 21
Section 179.45 at www.fda.gov which
lists all approved materials including
boxes, tape, stickers, glue, mesh, etc.)
have to be sent by the exporter to the
irradiation
facility
prior
to
the
consignment reaching the facility. There
is a check list of 44 (forty four) items
needed to complete all paperwork
requirements for the APHIS approved
irradiation facility in order for the
consignment to be approved for
irradiation processing.
 Once all the paperwork requirements
have been met and the consignment is
ready to be shipped then the U.S.
Importer must notify USDA as to the
exact arrival date and time and at what
U.S., port of the entry it will be arriving as
well as the specific transit route from the
port of the entry to the APHIS approved
irradiation facility.
 Once the consignment has reached the
U.S, port then Customs and boarder
protection (CBP) will verify all documents
accompanying the consignment to
ensure it was properly treated and
inspected. This will take approximately 23 hours. Also if the consignment arrives
in the evening after 4 PM then CBP
verification will take place on the
following business day. The consignment
will then have to be held in cold storage
and arrangements need to be made with
the warehouse prior to the shipment
arriving at the port.
 After CBP has cleared the consignment
then it will be loaded in to a refrigerated
truck and shipped to the APHIS
approved irradiation facility where there it
will go through the irradiation process
which takes approximately 4–6 hours.
After the process is completed then the
consignment will ready for commercial
sale or official gifts.
National Plant Protection Organization /Pakistan Horticulture Development & Export Corporation.
APHIS – Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.
Commercial Section
Consulate General of Pakistan
Chicago - USA
IMPORTERS OF USA
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SOCKS / HOSIERY
Name & Address of Firm
Mr. Peter Markson,
President,
M/s. Pris Accessories Inc,
350 Fifth Avenue, 70th Floor,
New York, NY 10118
Mr. Elie Levy,
President,
M/s. E & E Hosiery Inc,
350 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10118
Mr. Edward Baranoff,
M/s. Shalom International Corporation,
th
39 West 37 Street, 8 Floor,
New York, NY 10018
Mr. Robert Gerbino,
President,
M/s. Gertex USA Inc,
222 Mamaroneck Avenue # 312
White Plains,
NY 10605
Mr. Edmond Harary,
President,
M/s. Gina Hosiery Ltd,
31 Wesr 34th, Street # 502
New York, NY 10001
Contact
Tel: 212-868-0500
Fax: 212-564-2915
Web: www.hotels-of-paris.com
Tel: 212-239-8651
Fax: 212-967-0126
Web: www.planetsox.com
Tel: 212-391-6970
Fax: 212-302-2753
Tel: 914-328-7976
Tel: 212-947-2445
Fax: 212-564-6135
Web: www.ginagroup.org
CARPET & RUGS
Mr. Andrew Peykar,
Vice President,
M/s. Nourison Rug Corporation,
5 Sampson Street, Saddle Brook,
NJ 07663
Mr. Morad Ghadamian,
President,
M/s. Marjan International Corporation,
41 East 31st Street,
New York, NY 10016
Mr. Aliakbar Momeni,
BD,
M/s. Momeni Inc
st
36 East 31 Street, 2 Floor,
New York, NY 10016
Mr. Michael Schwartz,
President,
M/s. Madison Industries Inc,
279 5th Avenue,
New York, NY 10016
Mr. Ahmad Yaraghi,
President,
M/s. Safavieh Carpet of Isfahan,
Tel: 201-368-6900
Fax: 201-368-0739
Web: www.nourison.com
Tel: 212-447-7912
Fax: 212-576-1511
Tel: 212-532-9577
Fax: 212 -779-9568
Web: www.momeni.com
Tel: 212-679-5110
Fax: 212-779-0426
Tel: 516-945-1900
11
40 Harbor Park Dr,
Port Washington,
NY 11050
GLOVES
Mr. Issac Shallom,
Vice President,
M/s. New York Accessory Group Inc.,
411 5th Avenue, 4 Floor,
New York, NY 10016.
Mr. Joseph A. Milot Jr,
President,
M/s. Protective Industrial Products,
NE Industrial 4 Guilderland Center,
NY 12085.
Mr. Donald Liang Chu,
M/s. Tronex International lnc.,
3 Luger road, Danvile,
NJ 07834.
Mr. Kevin Plank,
M/s. BD Under Armour Inc,
1020 Hull Street, 3 Floor Baltimore,
MD 21230.
Brian Fournier,
Manager,
M/s. Arpin International Group,
22 Saw Mill River Road Hawthorne,
NY 10532.
Tel: 212-532-7911
Fax: 212-213-4347
Tel: 518-861-0133
Fax: 518-464-7604
Web: www.pipusa.com
Tel: 973-627-3800
Tel: 410-468-2512
Fax: 410-468-2516
Web: boxerjock.com
Tel: 914-347-0771
LEATHER APPAREL
Mr. Stephen Bass,
President,
M/s. North Shore Sportswear co Inc.,
50 Dickson Street, Glen Cove,
NY 11542.
Mr. Andrew Schwartz,
President,
M/s. Andrew & Suzanne Co Inc.,
th
570, 7 Avenue
New York, NY 10018.
Mr. Prithvi Raj Bajaj,
President,
M/s. Advance Apparels Inc.,
264 5th Avenue # 6,
New York, NY 10001.
Mr. Mark Locks,
President,
M/s. Tiger J, LLC.,
1430 Broadway # 1900
New York, NY 10018.
Mr. Morris Goldfarb,
BD,
G-III,
Tel: 516-671-4390
Tel: 212-840-1800
Tel: 212-481-7246
Fax: 212-481-7247
Tel: 212-465-8300
Tel: 212-403-0500
Fax: 212-302-4177
Web: www.g-iiileather.com
12
M/s. Apparel Group,
512,7 Avenue,
New York, NY 10018.
COTTON YARN
Ms. Nancy Saltmand,
Manager,
M/s. Ourse (USA) Inc.,
330, 5th Avenue # 803
New York, NY 10001
Mr. Michael Steiner,
MEM Michael,
M/s. Miller Fabrics LLC.,
nd
118 West 22 Street, 5 Floor,
New York, NY 10011
Mr. Terry Hou,
President,
M/s. Chinatex Oriental USA Inc.,
209 West 40th Street
New York, NY 10018
Mr. Jagdish Rastogi President,
M/s. Imptex International corporation,
505, 8th Avenue # 2302,
New York, NY 10018
Mr. Kevin Toomey,
President,
M/s. Kayser-Roth Corporation,
102 Corporate Center Blvd Greensboro, NC
27408
Tel: 212-736-6655
Web: www.jpourse.com
Tel: 212-704-0774 Fax: 212-633-0072
Web: www.michaeimilierfabrics.com
Tel: 212-764-3131
Tel: 212-239-8333
Tel: 336-852-2030
FABRICS
Mr. Alan Lichtenberg,
M/s. BDS Lichtenberg & Co Inc.,
295 5th Avenue # 918,
New York, NY 10016.
2. Mr. Elyahu Cohen,
President,
M/s. Regal Home collections Inc.,
th
271, 5 Avenue,
New York, NY 10016.
3. Mr. isaq Kubo,
President,
M/s. Prominent USA Inc.,
1411 Broadway, 35 Floor,
New York, NY 10018.
4. Mr. Vedat Aydin,
President,
M/s. Zorlu USA Inc.,
295 5th Avenue # 503,
New York, NY 10016.
5 Mr. Jun malsumolo,
President,
M/s. Sojitz Corporation of America, 1211
Tel: 212-689-4510
Tel: 212-213-3323
Fax: 212-213-9398
Web: www.regalhome.net
Tel: 212-575-3620
Tel: 212-689-4622
Web: www.zorluusa.com
Tel: 212-704-6500
13
Avenue of Americas
New York, NY 10036
APPAREL
Mr. Milton Cahn,
BD,
M/s. Maggy London International,
th
530, 7 Avenue, 16 Floor,
New York, NY 10018.
Mr. Hank choi,
President,
M/s. Queen Apparel NY Inc.,
209 West 38th Street # 408
New York, NY 10018
Mr. Ralph Lauren,
BD,
M/s. Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation,
650 Madison Avenue, 6 Floor
New York, NY 10022
Mr. Mark Weber,
CEO,
M/s. Phillips Van Heusen Corporation,
200 Madison Avenue # 2301
New York, NY 10016.
Avi Nakash,
Vice President,
M/s. Jordache Enterprises Inc.,
1400 Broadway
New York, NY 10018.
Tel: 212-944-7199
Fax: 212-840-2483
Tel: 212-819-0401
Tel: 212-318-7000
Fax: 212-318-7179
Web: www.polo.com
Tel: 212-381-3500
Tel: 212-643-8400
BED LINEN
Mr. Jonathan Joseph,
M/s. Extreme Linen LLC.,
25 West 36th Street, th Floor
New York, NY 10018
Mr. Avi Gross,
President,
M/s. Divatex Home Fashions Inc.,
295 5th Avenue # 515,
New York, NY 10016.
Mr. Yomtov Cohen,
President,
M/s. Textiles From Europe Inc.,
277, 5th Avenue
New York, NY 10016
Mr. Jonathan Shavel,
President,
M/s. Shavel Associates Inc.,
13 Roszel Road # 101 Princeton,
NJ 08540
Mr. Frank Foley,
President,
M/s. CHF Industries Inc.,
Tel: 212-643-5000
Web: www.extremelinen.com
Tel: 212-252-0802
Fax: 212-252-0810
Web: www.divatex.com
Tel: 212-213-1828
Fax: 212-213-5073
Web: www.victoriaclassics.com
Tel: 609-452-1800
Fax: 609-452-9272
Web: www.shavel.com
Tel: 704-522-5000
14
8701 Red Oak Blvd # 400 Charlotte,
NC 28217
Mr. Trevor Rabkin
M/s. 100% Pure Inc.,
230 5th Avenue # 903
New York, NY 10001.
Mr. Abe Bader
M/s. AB Home Fashions Inc.,
th
230 5 Avenue # 1701
New York, NY 10001
Mr. Naveed Shamsi,
M/s. American Home & Textiles Inc.,
230 5th Avenue # 1903
New York, NY 10001
Mr. Roy Brunton
M/s. Brunton International lnc.,
th
230 5 Avenue # 1015
New York, NY 10001
Lynn Kerecman
M/s. Anichini Inc.,
230 5th Avenue # 2000
New York, NY 10001
Tel: 212-683-5905
Fax: 212-683-5906
Web: www.custom-comfort.com
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 212-685-8123
Fax: 212-685-8041
Tel: 212-688-1309
Fax: 732-205-0447
www.americanhomesandtextiles.com
naveeds@americanhomesandtextiles
Tel: 212-415-4465
Fax: 212-214-4603
Web: www.bii-usa.com
Tel: 212-679-9540
Fax: 212-679-0651
Web: www.anichini.com
TERRY TOWEL
Mr. Marvin Greenburg,
BD,
M/s. Baltic Linen Co Inc.,
260 West Sunrise Highway Valley stream,
NY 11581.
Mr. Mathias Meinzinger,
President,
M/s. Creative Bath Products Inc.,
250 Creative Drive,
Central lslip,
NY 11722
Mr. Emesto Khoudan,
President,
Kassatex Inc.,
205, 5th Avenue # 814
New York, NY 10016
4. Mr. Matthew Maquire,
President,
M/s. Creative Production Co Inc.,
127 Greene Street, 5 Floor,
New York, NY 10012.
Mr. Darian Hartenkaul
Vice President
M/s. Terrisol Corporation
450 S. Eastway Drive Troutman.
NC 28166
Tel: 516-791-4500
Fax: 516-792-2124
Tel: 631-582-8000
Web: www.creativebath.com
Tel: 212-686-5533
Fax: 212-481-5303
Web: www.kassatex.com
Tel: 212-674-5593
Tel: 704-528-3455
Fax: 704-528-3336
Source:
Commercial Section, New York, USA
EXHIBITIONS CALENDAR FOR PARTICIPATION BY TDAP DURING 2012
15
Name of
Event
Event
date
Product
Sector
To be
organize
d by
Partici
pation
Fee Rs.
Last
Date to
Apply
Desk
Officer
EUROPE
Heimtextil,
Frankfurt,
Germany
Domotex,
Hannover,
Germany
Expo Riva
Schuh, Italy
Premier
Paperworld,
Frankfurt,
Germany
ISPO Winter,
Munich,
Germany
Fruit Logistica,
Berlin,Germany
Ambiente/
Beauty world,
Frankfurt,
Germany
Spring Fair,
Birmingham,
UK
Texworld, Paris,
France
11-14 Jan
2012
Textile and
its products
TDAPKHI
300,000.00
May 31,
2011
14-17 Jan
2012
Carpets
TDAPLHR
312,000.00
March
30,2011
Zameer
Soomro
P.O.
Usman Elahi
M.O. Lahore
14-17 Jan
2012
28-31 Jan
2012
Footwear
TDAPLHR
TDAPKHI
105,000.00
August
13,2011
May 16,
2011
Usman Elahi
M.O. Lahore
Samra Aftab
T.D.O.
Basit Rauf
Director TDAP
Sialkot
M. Amir Khan
P.O.
Usman Elahi
M.O. Lahore
World of Private
Label Fair,
Amsterdam,
Netherlands
Expo Riva
Garda, Italy
Automechanika,
Frankfurt,
Germany
EIMA, Bolonga
Italy
Stationary
296,000.00
29 Jan-01
Feb 2012
Sports goods
TDAPLHR
203,000.00
March 30,
2011
08-10
Feb 2012
10-14
Feb 2012
Fruits
TDAPKHI
TDAPLHR
176,000.00
July
05,2011
August
15,2011
Manicure,
Padicure &
Cosmetics
180,000.00
05-09
Feb 2012
General
TDAPKHI
220,000.00
July
25,2011
13-16
Feb 2012
Textile & its
products
TDAPKHI
317,000.00
274,000.00
November
21, 2011
Zameer
Soomro
P.O.
Hammad Khan
M.O.
22-23
May 2012
Food
Products
TDAPKHI
To be
Advertised
Faisal Rasheed
Awan P.I.O.
16-19 Jun
2012
11-16
Sep 2012
Footwear
TDAPLHR
TDAPLHR
To be
Advertised
June 11,
2011
Usman Elahi
M.O. Lahore
Usman Elahi
M.O. Lahore
07-11
Nov 2012
Autoparts
Auto
Technologies
200,000.00
TDAPLHR
290,000.00
November
22, 2011
Usman Elahi
M.O. Lahore
ASIA (other than China)
Gulf Food,
Dubai, UAE
19-22
Feb 2012
Rice/ Food
Items
TDAPKHI
203,000.00
October
28, 2011
Japan Fashion
Week, Tokyo,
Japan
Korea Int’l
Medical &
Hospital
equipment
show, South
Korea
FOODEX - The
36th Int'l Food
& Beverage
Exh, Japan
25-27 Jan
2012
Textile & its
products
TDAPKHI
279,500.00
September
25, 2011
Qamar Anjum
Director Asia &
Europe
Malik Ismail
Haider P.O.
Mar 2012
Health Care
TDAPKHI
To be
Advertised
Sana Khokhar
P.I.O.
06-09
Mar 2012
Food items
TDAPKHI
July
17,2011
Amir ur
Rehman
P.O.
190,000.00
16
Gitex Saudi
Arabia, Riyadh,
Saudi Arabia
Le-Show,
Moscow,
Russia
Automechanika
Middle East,
Dubai, UAE
22-26 Apr
2012
Services
TDAPKHI
To be
Advertised
Naseel Mughal
T.D.O.
15-17
May 2012
Leather & its
product
TDAPKHI
To be
Advertised
Jawad Ahsan
Khawaja P.O.
22-24
May 2012
Autoparts
TDAPLHR
To be
Advertised
M. Umar
Ashraf A.D.
Lahore
Xiamen Stone
Fair, China
06-09
Mar 2012
Marble and
stones
TDAPKHI
80,000.00
August
22,2011
Mustansar
Mehmood M.O.
APLF-Fashion
Access, Hong
Kong,
Intertextile
Beijing Apparel
& Fabrics,
China
Hong Kong
Gifts and
Premiun Fair,
Hong Kong
5th South Asian
Countries
Commodity
Fair, Kunming,
China
28-30
Mar 2012
Leather & its
product
TDAPKHI
165,000.00
October
25,2011
Jawad Ahsan
Khawaja P.O.
30 Mar02 Apr
2012
Textile & its
products
TDAPFSD
To be
Advertised
27-30 Apr
2012
Gift items
TDAPLHR
Muhammad
Naseer
Director TDAP
Faisalabad
M. Umar
Ashraf A.D.
Lahore
06-10 Jun
2012
General
TDAPKHI
Texworld New
York, USA
16-18 Jan
2012
Textile & Its
Products
TDAP,
KHI
New York
International
Gift fair, USA
Magic Show,
Las Vegas,USA
28 Jan-02
Feb 2012
Textile & Its
Products
12-15
Feb 2012
Dealer Expo,
Indianapolis,
USA
SIAL Canada,
Montreal,
Canada
th
18 Hospitalar,
Brazil
ASIA (China)
162,000.00
August
22,2011
To be
Advertised
Qamar Anjum
Director Asia &
Europe
250,000.00
October
08,2011
Junaid Feroz
M.O.
TDAP,
KHI
265,000.00
160,000.00
November
21, 2011
Textile & Its
Products
TDAP,
KHI
290,000.00
October
31,2011
Faisal
Rasheed Awan
P.I.O.
Jawad Ahsan
Khawaja P.O.
17-19
Feb 2012
Autoparts
TDAP,
KHI
To be
Advertised
08-11
May 2012
Agro Food
TDAP,
KHI
To be
Advertised
24-27
May 2012
Surgical
Instruments,
Hospital
products
Shoes,
Leather & Its
Products
TDAP,
KHI
To be
Advertised
TDAP,
LHR
160,000.00
October
31,2011
Ms. Adeela
Youins, AD
TDAP Lahore
25 Jan-19
Feb 2012
General
TDAP,
KHI
133,500.00
106,700.00
80,000.00
October
31, 2011
Hidayatullah
Rajar M.O.
Facilitation
18-30
Mar 2012
General
TDAP,
KHI
89,000.00
71,200.00
53,400.00
October
15, 2011
Raheel Rao
M.O. (Pharma)
AMERICAS
42th Francal
Exhibition,
Brazil
26-29 Jun
2012
Faisal
Rasheed Awan
P.I.O.
Ms. Mehwish
Khadim, AD
TDAP Lahore
Fahad Raza
AD TDAP
Lahore
AFRICA
29th Session of
the Int'l Trade
Fair of Khartoum,
Sudan
45th Cairo Int’l
Trade Fair,
Egypt
17
Zimbabwe Int’l
Trade Fair,
Zimbabwe
8th Build Libya,
the Int’l Building
& Construction
Exhibition,Libya
th
45 Algiers
International
Fair, Algeria
Med Expo,
Kenya
th
36 Tanzania
Int’l Trade Fair,
Tanzania
Foire Int’l De
Sfax '2012,
Tunisia
29th Angola
International
Trade Fair
(FILDA), Angola
20-24 Apr
2012
General
TDAP,
KHI
To be
Advertised
Jawad Ahsan
Khawaja P.O.
May 2012
Construction
Material
TDAP,
KHI
To be
Advertised
Muhammad
Haroon M.O.
(Africa)
02-07 Jun
2012
General
TDAP,
KHI
To be
Advertised
12-14 Jun
2012
28 Jun-8
Jul 2012
Medical
TDAP,
KHI
TDAP,
KHI
To be
Advertised
To be
Advertised
Hidayatullah
Rajar M.O.
Facilitation
Raheel Rao
M.O. (Pharma)
Abdul Sattar
Soomro Dep
Director
General
Jun 2012
General
TDAP,
KHI
To be
Advertised
30 Jun-05
Jul 2012
General
TDAP,
KHI
To be
Advertised
Abdul Sattar
Soomro
Deputy
Director
FAIRS ALLOCATED TO TRADE BODIES IN 2011-12
ASIA & EUROPE
Istanbul Leather
Fair, Turkey
Dhaka Int'l
Trade Fair
Bangladesh
Moda Shanghai,
China
MMT Section of
APLF, Hong
Kong
Heimtextil,
Moscow, Russia
Lineapelle Fair,
Bologna, Italy
Shoes &
Leather,
Guangzhou,
China
Jan 2012
Leather & Its
Products
General
PLGMEA
Leather
products
Leather & its
product
PLGMEA
Textile & its
products
Leather & its
product
Shoes
PTEA
24-26
Aug 2011
27 Sep03 Oct,
2011
02-12 Apr
2012
21-29
May 2012
Pharmaceuti
cal
General
PPMA
General
FPCCI
04-06 Jun
2012
Swords,
Daggers,
Knives
Cutlery
Associati
on
Jan 2012
Sep 2011
30 Mar01 Apr
2012
Sep 2011
Apr 2012
Jun 2012
FPCCI
PTA
PTA
PTA
AMERICAS & AFRICA
CPHI South
America, Brazil
Nairobi Int’l
Trade Fair,
Kenya
41st Tripoli Int’l
Fair, Libya
24th Malawi Int’l
Trade Fair 2011
Malawi
Blade Show,
Atlanta,
Georgia, USA
FPCCI
General
Source:
Commercial Section
18
USA
19
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COUNT RY / FI RM
SAUDI ARABIA
Mr. Nazim Ahmed
New Business Development
Manager,
M/s. Arabian Trading
Corporation
{DEPT:VI] 5TH Floor,
Al Mohtaseb Building,
Near Al Rajhi Building,
Al Dahab Street,
P.O. Box # 23999
Jeddah-21436, Saudi Arabia
TEL /FAX /E - MAIL
Tel:009662-6483140 /
6483152
Fax: 009662-6483185
P RODUCT S / ITEMS
Honey in bulk from
Kashmir and Northern
Areas
Safety Matches
Source: - Commercial Section Jeddah
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