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A Council Bulletin | January March 2014
CAPEXIL Samachar l A Council Bulletin
HEAD OFFICE
CONTENTS
01
From Chairmans Desk
02
Notification No. 69 (RE2013)/2009-2014
02
Public Notice No. 50 (RE: 2013)/2009-2014
03
Changes in Brazilian Customs Practices Delivery
without original Bills of Lading (OBL) under the
New Regular IN 1.356 reg.
03
No. 01/02/2012- FT (LAC). Vol.I
04
Policy Circular No. 6 (RE-2013)/2009-2014
05
Brief Report - New Delhi World Book Fair, 2014
07
Guidelines for export of SCOMET items
13
CAPEXIL/DSB/ST/EXPORT AWARD(2012-13),
20th, March, 2014
19
EPC/ER/GNK/A-2(C ), 12th March, 2014
19
PUBLIC NOTICE No.22(RE-2013)/ 2009-2014
20
20_Guidelines for Determination of Tariff for
Projects at Major Ports, 2013
Southern Region :
'Rasheed Mansion", 408 (old no. 622)
Anna Salai, Chennai 600 006, India
Phone : 91-44-2829 4745/ 2310/ 4713
Fax
: 91-44-2829 5386
E-mail : [email protected]
25
Notification No. 47 (RE- 2013 )/2009-2014
26
Notification No 62 (RE2013)/2009-2014
26
No. 15/2013 Central Excise (N.T.)
27
TERC gives Clear Mandate for FTA Negotiations
Northern Region :
'Vandana Building', 11, Tolstoy Marg, 4th Floor
Flat No. 4B, New Delhi 110 001, India
Phone : 91-11-2375 2282, 2335 6703
91-11-2371 1479, 2376 2282
Fax
: 91-11-2331 4486
Email : [email protected]
28
Anand Sharma Expresses Optimism over the
Economy in 2014
29
DGFT and Enforcement Directorate sign MOU
on Foreign Exchange Data Sharing
29
Joint Press Statement of the Commerce Ministers
of India and Pakistan
30
New Membership January - February 2014
31
New Membership March 2014
"Vanijya Bhavan" International Trade
Facilitation Centre, 1/1, Wood Street
Kolkata 700 016, India
Phone : 91-33-2289-0524/25, 1721 to 23/1725
Fax
: 033-2289 1724
Website : www.capexil.com
REGIONAL OFFICES
Western Region :
'Commerce Centre', 4th Floor
Block No. D-17, Tardeo Road
Mumbai 400 034, India
Phone : 91-22-2351 7178, 2352 3410/ 0084
Fax
: 91-22-2351 6665
Eastern Region :
"Vanijya Bhavan"
International Trade Facilitation Centre
1/1, Wood Street, Kolkata 700 016, India
Phone : 91-33-2289 0524-25/ 1721 to 23/ 1725
Fax
: 033-2289 1724
Edited & Published by : CAPEXIL
Designed by : ADCORP
January March 2014
FROM CHAIRMANS DESK
Friends,
Consequent upon completion of term of Shri C.K.Somany as Chairman of your Council, the
Committee of the Council has elected me as Chairman of CAPEXIL at the last 55th Annual General
Meeting held on 27th December, 2013 in Kolkata. I accept this great responsibility with all humility
at my command. It is indeed a great privilege for me to steer this trade promotion body and attend
to the cause of our fellow members for furtherance of export. I hope, with your valued suggestions
and support, my task will be easy to accomplish, and in keeping with our mission.
In a major relief to exporters from congestion on the Bangladesh border, Petrapole and Benapole
(Bangladesh side) land customs stations will be made operational seven days a week from 1st January
2014, according to an official statement.
India exported goods woth US$ 300 billion in the financial year 2012-13. In the first eight months
of the current fiscal , exports stood at US$ 204 billion.
Coming to the foreign trade scenario, as a whole, the figures released by the Department of Commerce,
Govt. of India, reflect the value of Indias exports during January, 2014 at US$ 26752.36 million
(Rs.166067.93 crore) which is 3.79 per cent higher in dollar terms (18.62 per cent higher in rupee
terms) than the level of US$ 25775.19 million (Rs.140002.59 crore) during January, 2013.
The Cumulative value of exports for the period April January 2013-14 was US$ 257088.08 million
(Rs.1552564.25 crore) as against US$ 243190.48 million (Rs.1324751.53 crore), registering a growth
of 5.71 per cent in dollar terms and 17.20 per cent in rupee terms over the same period last year.
Imports during January, 2014 were valued at US$ 36665.93 million (Rs.227607.45 crore), representing
a negative growth of 18.07 per cent in dollar terms and a similar negative growth of 6.37 per cent
in rupee terms over the level of imports valued at US$ 44754.68 million (Rs.243093.11 crore) in
January, 2013. The cumulative value of imports for the period April January, 2013-14 was US$
377044.14 million (Rs.2264175.77 crore) as against US$ 408996.91 million (Rs.2227033.70 crore),
registering a negative growth of 7.81 per cent in dollar terms and growth of 1.67 per cent in rupee
terms over the same period last year.
As Chairman of your Council, I expect to receive your suggestions for betterment of the activities
of the Council to make it a trade facilitator in the true sense.
With warm regards,
V Subbiah
Chairman, CAPEXIL
01
January March 2014
To be Published in the Gazette of India Extraordinary Part-II
Section - 3, Sub-Section (II)
Government of India
Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Department of Commerce
Directorate General of Foreign Trade
Notification No. 69 (RE2013)/2009-2014
New Delhi, 19th February, 2014
S.O.(E) In exercise of powers conferred by Section 5 of
the Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act, 1992
read with paragraph 1.3 of the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP)
2009-2014, as amended, the Central Government hereby
makes an amendment in paragraph 1.2(a) of ÊFTP 20092014(RE-2013) by substituting the phrase shall remain
in force upto 31st March, 2014 unless otherwise specified
Êby the phrase shall remain in force until further orders.
2.
The amended paragraph 1.2(a) of FTP 2009-14 (RE2013) would be as under:
1.2 (a) The Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2009-2014, incorporating provisions relating to export and
import of goods and services, shall come into force with effect from 27th August, 2009 and shall
remain in force until further orders. All exports and imports upto 26th August 2009 shall be
accordingly governed by the FTP 2004-2009.
Effect of this notification: The existing Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14 (RE-2013) was to remain in force until
31.3.2014. To provide continuity in policy environment, this is being extended beyond 31.3.2014 until further
orders.
(Anup K. Pujari)
Director General of Foreign Trade
(Issued from F. No. 01/93/180/05/AM 12/PC- 2(B)
(To be published in the Gazette of India Extraordinary) (Part I-Section 1)
Government of India
Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Department of Commerce
Public Notice No. 50 (RE: 2013)/2009-2014
New Delhi, 14th February, 2014
In exercise of the powers conferred under Paragraph 2.4 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2009-2014 and Paragraph
1.1 of Handbook of Procedures (Vol. I), the Director General of Foreign Trade hereby suspends the operation
of following SIONs pertaining to product group Chemicals & Allied Products in pursuance of Para 4.10.1
of HBP Vol.1:
(i) SION- A-84, (ii) SION- A-197, (iii) SION A-2287, (iv) SION A-2476, (v) SION A-2583, (vi) SION A-3139
2.
Effect of this Public Notice: The operation of the above SIONs is suspended with immediate effect till
further orders.
(Anup K. Pujari)
E-mail: [email protected]
02
January March 2014
Ref: No. EPC/ER/A-2(C )
21st March, 2014
TO
ALL MEMBERS OF CAPEXIL
Dear Sir(s),
Sub: Changes in Brazilian Customs Practices Delivery without original Bills of Lading (OBL) under the New
Regular IN 1.356 reg.
I am directed to give below a Circular no.01/02/2012-FT(LAC). Vol.1 dated 4th March 2014 as received from Mr Balbir
Singh, Under Secretary to the Govt. of India, Department of Commerce, Foreign Trade (LAC), New Delhi on the above
subject.
Members are requested to kindly go through the above circular and give necessary suggestions, if any, direct to the
Ministry at [email protected] under intimation to us.
With regards,
G N Kundu
Executive Officer, CAPEXIL
No. 01/02/2012- FT (LAC). Vol.I
Government of India
Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Foreign Trade (LAC)
Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi.
Dated: 4th March, 2014
To
All EPCs/ Commodity Board/ Chamber of Commerce
(As per list) Except Coffee Board, AEPC, HEPC, IO&PEPC, ACM.A & Rubber Board
Subject: Changes in Brazilian Custom's Practices - Delivery without original Bills
of Lading (OBL) under the New Regular "IN 1.356"- reg.
Sir/ Madam,
Kindly refer to this Department's letter of even number dated 3.01.2014 and subsequent reminder on 31.01.2014
on the above mentioned seeking comments/ views on the introduction of the new regulation ("IN .1.356, May
2013) and the problems being faced by other Indian exporters exporting goods to Brazil. Your views/ comments
are still awaited.
2. You are requested to provide your views/ comments on the introduction of the new regulation ("IN 1.356",
May 2013) and the problems being faced by other Indian exporters exporting goods to Brazil so that the issue
could be taken up bilaterally with the Brazilian side during the,4th meeting of India Brazil Trade Monitoring
Mechanism which is being proposed to be scheduled during the month of April, 2014 at Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Your comments should reach this Department positively by 18th March, 2014. The soft copy of the same may
be sent at [email protected].
Yours faithfully,
(Balbir Singh)
Under Secretary to the Govt. of India
Tel. 23061933
Email: balbir.sinqh67Anic.in
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January March 2014
(Issued from File No.01/94/180/219/AM 14/PC-4
Government of India
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi-110011
Policy Circular No. 6 (RE-2013)/2009-2014
16th September, 2013
To
All Regional Authorities.
All Development commissioners, SEZ.
All Custom Authorities.
All Export Promotion Councils/Commodity Bodies.
Subject: Use of Importer-exporter Code Number allotted to them by the importers/exporters
It has been brought to the notice of this Directorate that some importers/exporters are effecting imports/exports by using
IECs issued to others which is in complete violation of provisions of Foreign Trade Policy.
2.
As per Section 7 of The Foreign Trade
(Development and Regulation) Act, 1992,
as amended in 2010 read along with Rule
12 of Foreign Trade (Regulation) Rules,
1993 every person should make import
or export only with Importer-exporter
Code Number allotted to him. This has
been further amplified by Para 2.9.2 of
Handbook of Procedures, Vol.1, 2009-14
which states that an IEC number allotted
to an applicant is valid for all its branches
/ divisions / units / factories. Therefore,
the IEC Number cannot be used by anyone
other than the IEC holder himself/herself.
3.
In view of the above, use of IEC by persons other than IEC holder himself is a violation of the above provisions
and would attract action under Section 8 and 11 of The Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act, 1992,
as amended in 2010, except in cases where importers or exporters are exempted from obtaining IEC and who use
permanent (common) IEC Numbers under Para 2.8 of Handbook of Procedure, Vol.1, 2009-14.
4.
Therefore, importers/exporters as well as all other stake-holders are cautioned to comply with the provisions of
FT(DR) Act and Rules made thereunder while using their IEC Number. Non-compliance/violation of these provisions
would attract action in the form of suspension/cancellation of IEC or imposition of penalty, as appropriate, under
the relevant provisions of FT(DR) Act and Rules.
(G. Parthasarathi)
Joint Director General of Foreign Trade
E-mail : [email protected]
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January March 2014
Brief Report
NEW DELHI WORLD BOOK FAIR, 2014
The New Delhi World Book Fair (15-23 Feb),
2014, organized by the National Book Trust, India,
is the largest book event in the Afro-Asian region.
Around 1100 participants , not only from India
but also from a number of countries around the
world, took part in this mega event. The Republic
of Poland held the pride of place as the Guest
of Honour Country. The Theme of the Fair was
Kathasagara Childrens Literature.
The Fair was inaugurated by the Honble
President of India , Shri Pranab Mukherjee,
at Pragati Maidan on 15th February, 2014. The
President, in his inaugural address, said No
human society can develop in all its dimensions without books. They carry the wisdom
of generations. Book Fairs are a source of multiple inspirations and remind us that history and tradition have
celebrated the argumentative India and not an intolerant India.
In the background of the growing presence of Internet and digital media, he added that the habit of reading books
and printed material is inherent in civilizations and therefore they are here to stay. The Book industry is recording
an exponential growth every year and this is a testimony to the growing importance of books. The Honble
President of India , while welcoming the Polish Delegation, expressed that it is heartening to note that Poland
is the Guest Country - a country and culture with which we have close relations .
Objectives of participation in the Fair
Capexil Books Division was offered a complimentary booth by NBT India in Hall No. 7BC in the International
Pavilion.
It was an excellent opportunity for the Capexil Books Division to:

Interact with participants like publishers/Books sellers / Distributors / Book Traders etc., as well as overseas
importers from various countries ;

Explain the role of Capexil and Indian Books, Publications and Print Services ;

Build rapport with Industry, and enrolment of new membership of Capexil for Books Division ;

Promotion of overseas activities of Capexil under MDA and MAI schemes for the year 2014-2015 ;

Organize Catalogue Show during the fair at the Capexil stall
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Enquiries received during the Book Fair for New Membership: around 60 ( Sixty )

Enrollment of New Members: 6 (Six). Some more to be added in the new fiscal year.

Meetings :Meetings of Chairman, Book Division and Capexils officials with different fair/event organizers
and others dignitaries, for members to get maximum facilities/benefit and also explore their market

Collection: Rs. 12,000.00 from catalogue show and standee from members of Capexil, Book Division.

Follow-up action: follow-up through email /letters / phone with those who have shown their interest /enquiries
in membership of Capexil.
Suggestion
Capexil should participate in all domestic book fairs and organize export awareness seminars to promote its role
and activities, and encourage membership and participation in overseas exhibitions under various schemes of the
Government of India.
(Sunil Kumar)
Executive Officer
Capexil, New Delhi
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Guidelines for export of SCOMET items
Export of dual-use items and technologies under Indias
Foreign Trade Policy is regulated. Export of dual-use
items and technologies is either prohibited or is permitted
under a licence. In Foreign Trade Policy, dual-use items
have been given the nomenclature of Special Chemicals,
Organisms, Materials, Equipment and Technologies
(SCOMET). Export Policy relating to SCOMET items
is given in Appendix 3 of Schedule 2 of ITC (HS)
Classification and Paragraph 2.49 of Hand Book of
Procedures Vol. I, 2009-14. Appendix 3 of Schedule
2 of ITC (HS) Classification contains a list of all dualuse items and technologies, the export of which is
regulated. (Appendix 3) (Please also refer to Notification
No. 27 (RE 2007)/(2004-2009) dated 7th September,
2007 and Notification No. 122 (RE-2008)/(2004-2009),
dated 19th August, 2009.
2.
equipment; and related technology, not controlled
under Category 0
Category5 Aerospace systems, equipment including
production and test equipment, related technology
and specially designed components and accessories
thereof.
Category 6 (Reserved)
Category 7 Electronics, computers, and information
technology including information security.
Each category contains exhaustive listing of items
covered under that category. Special conditions
applicable to items under different categories are
mentioned under each category.
3.
List of Special Chemicals, Organisms, Materials,
Equipment and Technologies (SCOMET) items
To obtain a licence for export of SCOMET items,
an exporter must apply in the prescribed Aayat
Niryat Form (ANF 2E and ANF 1) along with the
prescribed documents to DGFT (Headquarters),
Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi. These forms can be
downloaded from the DGFT website
www.dgft.gov.in. Detailed guidelines for filing the
application have been given at the end of ANF 2E.
In the list as appearing in Appendix 3 of Schedule
2 of ITC (HS) Classification, SCMOMET items
are listed under eight (8) categories as follows:
Category 0 Nuclear material, nuclear-related other
materials, equipment and technology. (The licensing
authority for this category is the Department of
Atomic Energy)
Category 1 Toxic chemical agents and other
chemicals
Category 2 Micro-organisms, toxins
Category 3 Material, Materials Processing
Equipment, and related technologies
Category 4 Nuclear-related other equipment,
assemblies and components; test and production
Procedure for Filing application for Export Licence
for SCOMET items
4.
Procedure for Processing of Application for licence
for export of SCOMET items
All applications for licence for export of SCOMET
items are considered on merit by an Inter-Ministerial
Working Group (IMWG) in the DGFT under the
Chairmanship of Additional Director General of
Foreign Trade as per the guidelines and criteria
laid down in Para 2.49 of the Handbook of
Procedure Vol. 1. Once the case is approved by the
IMWG, permission letter is issued to the exporter
for obtaining export authorization from the
concerned Zonal/Regional office of the DGFT.
Relevant extract of Para 2.49 of HBP Vol. 1 is
reproduced here:
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f.
II
Paragraph 2.49 of HBP Vol. 1
Application for licences to export items or
technology on SCOMET List are considered caseby-case, based inter alia on the following general
criteria:
I
Following factors, among others, are taken
into account in the evaluation of application
for export of items on SCOMET List:
a.
Credentials of end-user, credibility of
declarations of end-use of the item or
technology, integrity of chain of
transmission of item from supplier to enduser, and the potential of item or
technology, including timing of its export,
to contribute to end uses that are not in
conformity with Indias national security
or foreign policy goals and objectives,
objectives of global non-proliferation, or
its obligations under treaties to which it
is a State party.
b.
Assessed risk that exported items will fall
into hands of terrorists, terrorist groups,
and non-State actors;
c.
Export control measures instituted by
recipient State;
d.
The capabilities and objectives of
programmes of recipient State relating to
weapons and their delivery;
e.
Assessment of end-uses of item(s);
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Applicability to an export licence
application of relevant bilateral or
multilateral agreements to which India
is a party.
A condition for consideration of an application
for an export licence is submission of stipulated
certifications to the effect, inter alia, that:
a.
The item will be used only for the stated
purpose and that such use will not be
changed, nor items modified or replicated
without consent of Government of India;
b.
Neither the items nor replicas nor
derivatives thereof will be re-transferred
without consent of Government of India;
c.
End-user shall facilitate such verifications
as are required by Government of India.
Government of India may also require
additional formal assurances, as
appropriate, including on end-use and
non-retransfer, from State of recipient.
III Licensing authority for items in Category 0
in Appendix 3 to Schedule 2 of ITC (HS) is
Department of Atomic Energy. Applicable
guidelines are notified by that Department
under Atomic Energy Act, 1962. For certain
items in Category 0, formal assurances from
recipient States will include non- use in any
nuclear explosive device. Licences for export
of certain items in Category 0 will not be
granted unless transfer is additionally under
adequate physical protection and is covered
by appropriate International Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA) safeguards, or any other
mutually agreed controls on transferred items.
IV Additional end-use conditions may be
stipulated in licences for export of items or
technology that bear possibility of diversion
to or use in development or manufacture of,
or use as, systems capable of delivery of
weapons of mass destruction.
Note 3: Export of items in Category 2 of this list
may also be controlled by other applicable
guidelines issued from time-to-time
Note 4: Exporters are entitled to apply for a
destination licence for countries and/or groupings
of countries for export to which only re-transfer
conditions need be imposed.
V
Note 5: Exporters are entitled to request that only
such conditions need be imposed as are subject of
government-to-government instruments of accord
over export of items on SCOMET List.
Applications for transfer of Technology for
any item on the List will be considered as an
application for export of the item itself.
Note 6: Technology (see also entry Technology
in glossary in Appendix 3 to Schedule 2 of ITC
(HS): Approval of export of an item on the
SCOMET List also authorizes the export to same
end-user of minimum technology required for
installation, operation, maintenance and repair of
the item.
VI Licences for export of items in SCOMET List
(other than those under Category 0,1 and 2)
solely for purpose of display or exhibition
shall not require any end- use or end-user
certifications. No export licence for display
or exhibition shall be issued for Technology
in any category or for items under Categories
0,1, and 2.
VII Export of items not on SCOMET List may
also be regulated under provisions of the
Weapons of Mass Destruction and their
Delivery Systems (Prohibition of Unlawful
Activities) Act, 2005.
Note 1: Export or attempt to export in violation of
any conditions of licence shall invite civil and/or
criminal prosecution.
Note 2: Licences for export of items in this List
for display or exhibition abroad are subject to a
condition of re-import within a period not exceeding
six months. Exporters are entitled to apply for an
export licence for such items exhibited abroad if
exhibitor intends to offer that item for sale during
exhibitions abroad. Such sale shall not take place
without a valid licence.
DGFT, in association with Administrative
Ministries/Departments and Trade Associations,
will organize Industry Outreach Programmes on
regular basis for creating effective awareness among
the exporters/importers dealing with trade,
particularly with regard to SCOMET items.
5.
Advice to Exporters
Attention of exporters is drawn to the following
important provisions of
Policy/Procedures:
(i) Export of SCOMET items is permitted only
against a licence, in accordance with the policy
contained in Appendix 3 to Schedule 2 of ITC
(HS). It is not permitted under an Advance
Authorization or any other licence issued
(under a duty exemption or remission scheme)
by the DGFT.
In this connection, attention is drawn to para
4.1.13 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2009-14:
.prohibited items of exports mentioned in
ITC (HS) shall not be exported under Advance
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Authorization/DFIA scheme. Export of
restricted items shall be subject to all
conditionalities or requirements of Export
Authorization or permission, as may be
required, under Schedule II of ITC (HS).
It has been clarified vide Policy Circular No.
99(RE-08)/2004-2009 dated 11th August, 2009
that in case of applications for Advance
Authorization where export item is a SCOMET
item, and where the applicant so requests,
Advance Authorization may be issued prior to
issue of SCOMET licence, subject to the
following condition: In case SCOMET licence is not granted
within four (4) months of the issue of the
Advance Authorization, then the exporter
would pay customs duty and applicable interest
on the imported goods and thereafter close the
Advance Authorization. This condition would
be incorporated in the Advance Authorization.
The applicant would also give an LUT in this
regard.
(ii) Exporters are required to submit to the DGFT
(SCOMET Division), Udyog Bhawan, New
Delhi, copies of Bills of entry into the importing
country within 30 days of the shipment of
SCOMET items as given in Appendix 3 of
Schedule 2 of ITC (HS).
(iii) Category 1 (of SCOMET List) Chemicals :
Exporters must go through the provisions very
carefully before undertaking to export
chemicals under Category 1. Export of
Category 1A chemical is prohibited. The list
of State Parties to the Chemicals Weapons
Convention (CWC) and countries which are
not State Parties is available on the OPCW
website http://www.opcw.org.
Guidelines for online filing of application (ANF 2E)
for export of SCOMET items
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1.
A detailed step by step guide for filling the online
SCOMET application is available on the DGFT
website (dgft.gov.in) under the Help option which
can be accessed as follows:
Go to DGFT website.
Click on Help.
Click on option SCOMET Help.
Screen by screen help will open.
Go through this entire guide before proceeding to
fill in the application.
(A link to the Help guide has also been provided
at the end of these guidelines).
2.
On the DGFT website, application form ANF 2E
is available under the icon ECOM Application
and can be accessed as follows:
Click on ECOM Application.
Sign in with IEC and Digital Signature.
Click on SCOMET Online.
Main screen SCOMET will open.
Click on option File.
Click on option Create.
ANF 2E will open. Fill in the information as
directed.
3.
While filling the online application, the following
need to be kept in mind:(i) All columns must be filled correctly and
completely. No column is to be left blank. If
information is not applicable, Not Applicable
may be filled in the space provided.
(ii) Where FOB value has to be filled, if the export
does not have a commercial value, 00.00
may be entered.
(iii) Drop down lists have been provided wherever
possible. Where no drop down list has been
provided, requisite details must be filled in
correctly in the space provided.
(iv) Documents as per list in Para 4 below need to
be uploaded. A check list for Uploaded
documents has been provided at the end of
(xii) Complete address should be given in respect
of the Foreign Buyer, the Consignee and the
End User. Only P.O. Box No. will not be
accepted.
the application. Please tick whichever
document has been uploaded.
Master screen:
(v) Port of Loading/Shipment must be selected
from the drop-down list provided. Correct port
must be selected. No change of route/mode of
transport will be allowed after export licence
has been issued. Port of discharge must be
filled in the space provided (No drop-down
menu provided for this).
Bank Details screen:
(xiii) Filling Bank details is mandatory. For
applications where the consignment has no
commercial value (e.g. blood samples etc.,)
Not Applicable must be filled in all columns
under Bank Details.
(vi) FOB in Rupees and in relevant currency need
not be filled in the
(xiv) Giving details of IBAN, SWIFT Code and
IFSC Code is mandatory. If IBAN is not used
in the country to which item is to be exported
i.e. IBAN is not available, this may be
mentioned. For example, if items are to be
exported to South Korea and IBAN is not used
in that country, IBAN not used in South Korea
must be filled.
Master screen. This detail in Master screen
will get automatically populated once the same
is filled in the Item of Export screen.
(vii) Fill in details in all columns on this screen.
Then click on buttons/options given on the
right side of this screen. Relevant screens will
open. Proceed to fill each one.
Item of Export screen:
(viii) SCOMET Categories have been provided as
a dropdown list. Correct category must be
selected. SCOMET item number must be filled
in correctly in the space provided.
(ix) Space has been provided to fill in the details
of maximum of six (6) items of export. If items
are more than six ( 6), details must be uploaded
as extra sheet in the same format as on this
screen.
Previous Export screen:
(x) For Previous Exports, dropdown menu for
year has been provided. Select the respective
year and fill in the details.
Foreign Buyer/Consignee/End-User
screen:
(xi) A drop-down list has been provided for Foreign
Buyer/Consignee/End-User. Choose each one
from the drop-down list and fill details of each
separately.
4.
Following documents are to be uploaded with the
online application :
(i) Purchase Order(s) from the Foreign Buyer,
the Consignee, and the EndUser and in respect
of all items to be exported as mentioned in the
application.
(ii) End User Certificate(s) from all end-users.
(Also see Paras 5&6 below).
(iii) Technical Specifications (not exceeding one
page for each item) for the items to be exported.
(iv) Copy of contract or agreement if a third party
or contractor is involved (provision has been
made to allow uploading of multi-page
document).
(v) List of exports made during the last three (3)
licensing years in the same format as in
Previous Export screen, if number of export
items are more than six (6). (See note at the
bottom of the screen).
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(c) From any other intermediary, if there is
any.
(vi) Details of Bills of Entry for the preceding one
(1) year (to be uploaded only with the 1st
application in a financial year).
(iii) End User Certificates from Foreign Buyer,
Consignee and End User must reflect the logical
flow of items.
(vii) Copy of 1st page of 1st application filed in the
financial year vide which BEs for SCOMET
items exported during the last one year were
physically forwarded to DGFT.
5.
(iv) Each EUC must mention all the items given
in the Purchase Order(s) and in the list of items
to be exported as given in the application. Each
EUC must mention the Purchase Order No.
and date.
After submitting the application online, hard copies
of following documents must be sent to the
DGFT(Hqrs), Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi by post:
(i) Original End User Certificate(s) (see para 6
below).
(ii) Copies of Bills of Entry (BEs) into the
destination country for SCOMET items
exported during the preceding one (1) year.
This is to be filed only with the 1st application
made in a financial year. Copy of the
forwarding letter of 1st application to be
uploaded with every subsequent online
application.
ECOM No. & date of application submitted
online must be mentioned in the forwarding
letter.
6.
End User Certificate :
(i) In addition to uploading scanned copies,
original End User Certificate(s) (in the format
as in Appendix 36 on the Letter Head of the
End User) indicating complete details of the
export product, end product, end purpose for
which the item of export will be used by end
user must be furnished, by post, to DGFT.
Letter Head of the end-user must carry
complete address and telephone number of
end user.
(ii) End User Certificates from the following must
also be submitted.
(a) From the Foreign Buyer if it is different
from the End User.
(b) From the Consignee, if it is different than
the Foreign Buyer & End User.
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(v) EUCs submitted in parts and pieces will not
be accepted. 1(one) original End Use-cumEnd User Certificate only from each of the
customers i.e., Foreign Buyer, Consignee and
End User, is to be filed.
7.
Details of export items given in the online
application (ANF 2E), End User Certificates and
Purchase Orders must match completely.
Step by step guide for filling online ANF 2E
application
Contact Information:
Exporters wishing to apply for licence for export
of SCOMET items are advised to go through the
provisions of Foreign Trade Policy as detailed above
for removal of any doubts. However, in case of any
further information/clarification, please contact:
Shri S. K. Samal
Joint Director General of Foreign Trade
Room No. 203, Udyog Bhawan.
Tel : (011) 23061054
E-mail - [email protected]
Ms. Jean G.V. Zingkhai
Deputy Director General of Foreign Trade
Room No. 304, Udyog Bhawan
Tel : (011) 23061562, Extn. 253
E-mail [email protected]
(Source: DGFT, Govt. of India)
Ref. CAPEXIL/DSB/ST/EXPORT AWARD(2012-13)
20th, March, 2014
To ALL MEMBERS OF CAPEXIL
MOST URGENT
Dear Sirs,
Sub: CAPEXILs Export Award / Certificate of Merit for the year 2012-13
CAPEXIL will confer annual awards to its members in recognition of excellence in export performance during
the year 2012-13. Taking this opportunity, we are inviting applications from esteemed members for CAPEXIL
Export Award / Certificate of Merit for 2012-13. The date and venue shall be informed shortly.
Members are requested to kindly go through the Award Scheme carefully and submit duly filled in applications
online. The print copy of the application complete in all respect must be sent to the Executive Director,
CAPEXIL, Vanijya Bhavan, 3rd Floor, 1/ 1, Wood Street, Kolkata 700 016 in a sealed envelope superscribing
Application for Export Award for the year 2012-13 at the earliest and latest by 30th April, 2014. It may
kindly be noted that if we do not receive your application within the stipulated date, no further request for
extension of date for submission of application will be considered.
Submission of monthly export returns for the period April 2012 to March 2013 is a pre-requisite for applying
for Export Award 2012-13. Applications complete in all respect should be sent directly to CAPEXILs Head
Office only. No application either by e-mail or fax will be entertained.
A statement showing item-wise/ country-wise/ ITC HS code-wise export performance for the period 200910 to 2012-13 in terms of FOB value in Rupees Lakh duly certified by the Chartered Accountant must be
submitted in original along with the Export Award Application for 2012-13.
Export Award Application will be available at Member login in www.capexil.com on and from 20th March
2014.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
(D Suresh Babu)
Director
Check-List
1. Applications to be submitted online at www.capexil.com,
2. Printed copy of application form alongwith CA Certificate (in original) certifying Item-wise/Countrywise/ITC HS code-wise export performance for the period 2009-10 to 2012-13 showing the value of
export in Rupees Lakhs,
3. Copy of valid Small Enterprise (SSI) Certificate or other relevant certificates as the case may be, duly
self-certified, and
4. Copy of Certification/Approvals / Recognitions must be submitted.
AWARD CATEGORIES

Highest Export Award

Top Export Award (Panel-wise)

Special Export Award (Panel and item-wise)

Certificate of Merit
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EXPORT AWARD SCHEME A
A. Objective of Export Award:The Export Awards are conferred to honour and encourage individual firms
who have taken great initiative in developing exports from India for products falling within the purview
of CAPEXIL.
B. Category of Awards:
Highest Export Award : Number of awards conferred - 3
Top Export Award (Panel-wise) : Number of awards conferred - 16
Special Export Award (Panel and Item-wise) : Number of awards conferred 71; [including 16 reserved
for Small Enterprises (SSI) (please see page 4&5)
Certificate of Merit : Number of awards conferred- subject to fulfillment of minimum eligibility criteria*
I. HIGHEST EXPORT AWARD (No. of Awards - 3)
Definition
Highest Export Award is conferred one each to i) Minerals and Ores Sector ii) Non-Minerals Sector and iii)
Canalized Agency.
Eligibility Criteria:

Selection of Highest Export Award is based on the total value of exports (FOB) effected during 2012-13.

The firm should not appear on the Denied Entity List of the O/o the DGFT at the time of selection.
II. TOP EXPORT AWARD (No. of Awards 16)
Definition
One Top Export Award shall be given to the exporters securing maximum export value (FOB) during 201213 from each of the sixteen panels
Eligibility Criteria

Manufacturer/Merchant-Exporters including Export Houses satisfying minimum export turnover of Rs.
10.0 Crores (FOB) for Registered Small Enterprises (SSI) and Rs. 20.0 Crores (FOB) for Medium and
Large Enterprises during 2012-13.

Should not appear on the Denied Entity List of the O/o the DGFT at the time of selection
Note: In case of panels having low export turnover, minimum criteria at Rs. 20.0 Crores to be relaxed
to award the highest performer of any of the panels.
III. SPECIAL EXPORT AWARD (No. of Awards Maximum 71)
Please see Award Scheme B; subject to fulfillment of minimum criteria); Please refer to the detail categories
under Special Export Award at Page 4-5.
Definition
Selection of firms shall be made on panel/product group-wise. Export Performance is evaluated against five
parameters, viz., (1) Export Turnover during year 2012-13, (2) Export Growth/Decline during preceding three
years, (3) Export destinations and special weightage for (4) Manufacturer-Exporters (5) Certifications/Approvals
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Eligibility Criteria

Manufacturer/Merchant-Exporters including Export Houses satisfying minimum export turnover of Rs.
10.0 Crores for Registered Small Enterprises (SSI) and Rs. 15.0 Crores for Medium and Large Enterprises
(FOB value) during 2012-13

The firm with NIL export in any of the years during the preceding three years will not be eligible for
Special Export Award

Firms securing 70 marks or more out of 100 will be eligible for Special Export Award
Selection of firms for Special Export Award will be made after examination of the actual performance
and on the strength of marks allotted, the basis of which will be as follows:
(i) Export Performance: (Total Marks=60)
(0.20 mark for each Rs. 10 lakhs of export)
(ii) Export Growth / Decline: (Total Marks=10)
(0.20 mark for 1% increase in export as compared to the actual average export during the preceding
3 years and negative marks @ 0.10 mark for every 1% decline in export on the same basis.
(iii) Export Market: (Total Marks=10)
1 mark will be given for each country to which goods have been exported during the year under
consideration.
(iv) Manufacturing unit: (Total Marks=10)
Manufacturing units shall be given 10 marks extra.
(v) Certifications/Approvals/Recognition: (Maximum Marks =10)
Maximum mark of 10 will be given for any certifications/approvals/recognitions from the Enclosed
list.
IV. Certificate of Merit
Definition
Manufacturer/Merchant-Exporters including Export Houses satisfying the following minimum criteria shall
be considered for grant of Certificate of Merit.
Eligibility Criteria:

Small Enterprise (SSI): Rs. 10.0 Crores (FOB)

Medium and Large Enterprises: Rs. 12.0 Crores (FOB)

EXPORT AWARD SCHEME B
SPECIAL EXPORT AWARD :
Selection of firm for Special Export Award will be made on Panel/Product groupwise and there will be 71
such Special Awards out of which 16 will be exclusively reserved for S.S.I. Sector one for each panel as
detailed below:
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SLNo. Name of the Panel / Product Group
1
GRANITE, NATURAL STONES & PRODUCTS
2
Granite Monument
1
(ii)
Granite Building Slabs (Polished, unpolished, etc.)
1
(iii) Granite Tiles
1
(iv)
Granite Cobbles Stones, Sculpture and other Granite Products
1
(v)
Granite Dimensional Blocks
1
(vi)
Marble Block
1
(vii) Marble Slabs & Tiles
1
(viii) Other Stones & Products thereof
1
2 + 1 (Reserved)
(i)
Calcined Alumina
1
(ii)
Other Processed Minerals
1
BULK MINERALS AND ORES
4
8 + 1 (Reserved)
(i)
PROCESSED MINERALS
3
No. of Special Awards
(i)
Iron Ore
(ii)
Other Bulk Minerals and Ores Incl. Salt, Coal and Aluminium Metal
RUBBER PRODUCTS
(i)
Cycle Tyres and Tubes(ii) Rubber Beltings
2 + 1 (Reserved)
1
1
8 + 1 (Reserved)
1
(iii) Automobile Rubber Parts
1
(iv)
Hospital & Hygienic Products incl. Latex Products
1
(v)
Rubber Sheetings
1
(vi)
Rubber Hoses
1
(vii) Misc. Rubber Products nes
2
5
AUTO TYRES AND TUBES
2 + 1 (Reserved)
6
PAINTS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
4 + 1 (Reserved)
7
(i)
Paints & Varnishes (incl. Wire Enamel)
1
(ii)
Printing Ink
1
(iii) Pigments
1
(iv)
1
Paints Raw Materials incl. Upgraded Ilmenite
GLASS AND GLASSWARE
8
5 + 1 (Reserved)
(i)
Flat Glass other than Float Glass
1
(ii)
Float Glass
1
(iii) Glass Table / Kitchenware
1
(iv)
Vacuum Flasks and Refills
1
(v)
Glass and Glassware nes
1
PLYWOOD AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
4 + 1 (Reserved)
Wooden Furniture & Wood Products
1
Sawn Timber
1
Veneer
1
Plywood and Allied Products nes
1
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SLNo. Name of the Panel / Product Group
9
10
11
12
No. of Special Awards
CERAMICS & ALLIED PRODUCTS INCLUDING REFRACTORIES
4 + 1 (Reserved)
(i)
Refractories
1
(ii)
Sanitaryware and Tiles
1
(iii) Porcelain Insulators
1
(iv)
1
Other Ceramic Products and Abrasives
CEMENT, CEMENT CLINKER AND ASBESTOS CEMENT PRODUCTS
2 + 1 (Reserved)
(i)
Other Cement and Clinker
1
(ii)
White Cement
1
PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS
5 + 1 (Reserved)
(i)
Paper and Paper Board
1
(ii)
Exercise Books
1
(iii) Printing & Writing Paper
1
(iv)
Paper Bags and Boxes
1
(v)
Paper Products nes
1
BOOKS, PUBLICATIONS AND PRINTING
(i)
Printed Books
(ii)
Job Printing incl. Phototype Set Films
3 + 1 (Reserved)
1
1
(iii) Newspapers, Periodicals and Journals (if no exporter of job printer or journal etc. qualifies
for the category then the Award (s) would be available for books publishers/exporters.)
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OSSEIN AND GELATINE
1
2 + 1 (Reserved)
Ossein
1
Gelatine
1
14
ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS
1 + 1 (Reserved)
15
GRAPHITE ELECTRODES, EXPLOSIVES AND EXPLOSIVE ACCESSORIES
2 + 1 (Reserved)
16
(i)
Graphite Electrodes and Products thereof
1
(ii)
Explosive and Explosive Accessories
1
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS
1 + 1 (Reserved)
CERTIFICATIONS/APPROVALS/RECOGNITIONS
Sl. ISO CODE
No.
Description
Marks to be
allotted
1
ISO 9001 : 2008
Quality Management Systems that demonstrate companies
ability to consistently provide products that meets customers
statutory and regulatory requirement.
1
2
ISO 14001: 2004
Environmental Management System.
2
3
ISO 18001 OHSAS
Occupational Health and Safety Management.
2
4
ISO/TS 16949 : 2009
Quality Management Systems for automotive production and relevant
service part organizations.
2
5
IRS
Indian Register of Shipping IRCLASS.
2
6
REACH Compliance
Requirements of marketing production in European Union countries.
2
7
WRAS/ KTW/Australian
Water Authority
Water Regulation Advisory Scheme for drinking Water. Guidelines
are issued by Federal Environmental Agency relates to hygenic
assessment of organic materials in contact with drinking water.
1
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Sl. ISO CODE
No.
Description
Marks to be
allotted
8
CE Certification
CE Marking is a mandatory conformity marking for products sold
in the European Economic Area. CE marking is the manufacturers
declaration that the product meets the requirement of applicable
EC directives.
1
9
Food Grad Registration
(FDA)
US FDA Food, Beverage and Dietary supplement regulations.
1
10
DSIR Approval
Directory of Recognized Scientific and Industrial Research Organization.
2
11
ISO/ IEC 17025 : 2008
(NABL)
General requirements for the competence of testing and
calibration laboratories.
2
12
MSHA Approval
Mine Safety and Health Administration.
1
13
SA 8000
Social Accountability.
1
14
ISO 10002
Quality Management System Standard for customer satisfaction
and guidelines for complaint handling.
1
15
ISO 13485 : 2003
Quality Management System for Medical Devices.
1
16
ISO 50001
Energy Management Systems.
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NOTES:
Export Award Applications to be submitted at www.capexil.com by using authentic login id / password. For assistance related to login id/password,
applicant may write to [email protected]
Print Copy of the Application along with other requisite annexures complete in all respect should be sent to CAPEXIL Head Office, Vanijya
Bhavan, 3rd Floor, 1/1 Wood Street, Kolkata 700016 no later than the scheduled date
It is mandatory to submit monthly export returns for the period April 2012 to March 2013 and the same have to be submitted online
(www.capexil.com). No application shall be processed if returns are not submitted through CAPEXIL portal www.capexil.com
No application shall be considered unless the Set of Form and enclosures are complete in all respects. Please refer to the Check-list.
No application shall be considered after the expiry of the due date.
A statement showing item-wise/ country-wise/ ITC HS code-wise export performance for the period 2009-10 to 2012-13 in terms of FOB value
in Rupees Lakh duly certified by the Chartered Accountant must be submitted in original along with the Export Award Application. The print
copy of the application form is also needed to be certified by the Chartered Accountant.
Certification/Approvals/Recognitions must be submitted along with the Export Award Application.
Exports effected against H Form through a third-party shall not be taken into consideration for the purpose of selection of CAPEXIL Export
Award. Only direct and deemed export shall be taken into account. Weightage at 75% will be given on deemed exports where payments are
not received in foreign exchange. Deemed Export where payments are received in foreign exchange, the same will be treated at par with physical
export for determining the total export turnover of the respective firms for the purpose of selection for CAPEXILs Export Award / Certificate
of Merit. Please mention in case the export realization received in foreign currency. Deemed Export performance would be considered as per
Chapter 8 of the foreign trade policy and paragraphs 6.9 (a) (b) (g) and (h) and 6.11
Applicant firms belonging to small enterprises (SSI) must attach copy of valid registration certificates issued by the State Directorate of
Industries/District Industries Centre etc. Small publishers/printers must attach certificates issued by the Competent Authority.
In case of canalized items, export effected through MMTC / STC etc. will be taken into account and will be treated as direct export of the
concerned firms for the purpose of selection for Export Award / Certificate of Merit provided such firms have an active role in the procurement
of export orders, cultivation of overseas markets, etc. and to this end, the views / opinion of the respective Panel Chairman regarding activities
/ performance of the concerned firms shall be taken as final.
Member-firms are not eligible to receive more than one Special Award from same or different panels. Highest / Top and Special Export Awards
will not be awarded simultaneously to one firm and similarly, firms getting Highest/Top/Special Export Awards will not be considered for
Certificate of Merit.
Decision of Committee of Administration of CAPEXIL in regard to finalization of CAPEXIL Export Award 2012-13 is final.
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Ref : EPC/ER/GNK/A-2(C )
12th March, 2014
TO
ALL MEMBERS OF CAPEXIL
Dear Sir(s),
I am directed to inform you that the Ministry has issued Notification No. 46/2013-Customs dated 26.9.2013 to amend
36 Customs notifications pertaining to Advance Licence/DEEC/ Advance Authorization/DFIA/ EPCG relating to the
Policy period from 1992-1997 to 2004-2009 to implement the Public Notice No.22(RE-2013)/2009-2014 dated 12.8.2013
notified by DGFT (Given below) that has provided a procedure, under category of regularization of bona fide defaults,
in which all pending cases of the default in meeting Export obliction may be regularized by the authorization holder
on payment of applicable customs duty, corresponding to the shortfall in export obligation, along with interest on such
customs duty, but the interest to be so paid, under this option, shall not exceed the amount of customs duty payable for
the default.
The Customs duty could be paid either in cash or by way of debiting of any valid duty credit scrips issued under Chapter
3 of the Foreign Trade Policy subjected to FTP conditions. The interest component is to be paid in cash only.
The said scheme is extremely beneficial to the exporters, however, it is valid till 31st March, 2014.
With regards,
G N Kundu
Executive Officer
TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY (PART-I, SECTION-1)
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
PUBLIC NOTICE No.22(RE-2013)/ 2009-2014
New Delhi, 12th August, 2013
Subject: Option to close cases of default in Export Obligation.
In exercise of powers conferred under Paragraph 2.4 the Foreign Trade Policy, 2009-2014, the Director General of Foreign Trade
hereby provides a procedure to close cases of default in Export Obligation under (a) Duty Exemption Scheme (para 4.28 of the HBP
v1and (b) EPCG Scheme (para 5.14 of HBPv1 RE-2012).
a) All pending cases of the default in meeting Export Obligation (EO) can be regularised by the authorisation holder on payment
of applicable customs duty, corresponding to the shortfall in export obligation, along with interest on such customs duty; but
the interest component to be so paid shall not exceed the amount of customs duty payable for this default.
[Here is an example: Suppose the default in EO is 100%, this would mean the complete duty saved amount has to be refunded.
The interest on this duty saved amount has to be calculated from the date of import till the date of payment. The interest
component under this dispensation would be limited to the duty saved amount. If the duty saved amount were Rs. 150, then
the interest component would be limited to Rs. 150 and therefore for regularising this case the maximum amount to be paid
by the authorisation holder would be Rs.300. However, for the same duty saved amount of Rs. 150, if the default in EO were
30%, then the corresponding duty saved amount becomes Rs. 45 (30% of Rs. 150). Hence the interest component will be
limited to Rs 45. Thus, duty + interest will not exceed Rs. 90 for this regularisation of 30% default in EO for a duty saved
amount of Rs. 150.]
(b) In line with the existing policy the customs duty could be paid either in cash or by way of debiting of any valid duty credit
scrips issued under Chapter 3 of the Foreign Trade Policy. The interest component however, has to be paid in cash only.
(c) Any authorisation holder choosing to avail this benefit must complete the process of payment on or before 31st March 2014.
(d) Necessary procedures including a system of filing required reports by the respective RAs would be indicated separately.
Effect of this Public Notice: An option is being provided for redemption/ regularisation of old cases of EO default.
(Anup K. Pujari)
e-mail: [email protected]
(Issued from F. No. 01/ 94 / 180 /395 / AM13 / PC-4)
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The Union Ministry of Shipping (MoS) has announced the long awaited new tariff guidelines
for projects at Major Ports. Labelled as the Guidelines for Determination of Tariff for
Projects at Major Ports, 2013, its salient features were announced by Mr G. K. Vasan, Union
Minister for Shipping, along with Mr Milind Deora, Union Minister of State for Shipping
and Dr Vishwapati Trivedi, Shipping Secretary, at an interaction with the media and
representatives from ports on Wednesday (July 31).
GUIDELINES FOR DETERMINATION OF TARIFF FOR PROJECTS AT MAJOR PORTS, 2013
1.4 The Guidelines shall come into effect from the date
of its issue and shall apply to all projects to be
awarded by any Major Port Trust to which the
provisions of MPT Act apply under BOT/BOOT
or any other arrangement for private sector
participation (PPP Projects) for which RFPs are
issued after the date of issue of these guidelines.
The guidelines will also apply to Major Ports own
projects to be commissioned after the issue of these
guidelines.
1. Preliminary
1.1 Preamble: The market conditions for provision of
port services have undergone significant change
since liberalization in the Port sector and expansion
of port infrastructure, following the introduction of
Public Private Partnerships at Major Ports since
1996. Moreover, non-major ports have since
expanded rapidly and now have a substantial
presence, accounting for close to 40% of the cargo
share. In order to provide a level playing field in
the Port sector, it has become imperative that
competitive market forces may be allowed to play
a greater role in determination of tariffs at major
Ports. Hence, the Government hereby issues the
following directions.
1.2 These directions are issued to the Tariff Authority
for Major Ports (the TAMP) under Section 111
of the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963 as amended
from time to time (the MPT Act), for regulation
of tariffs at major Ports to which the provisions of
the MPT Act apply or are extended (the Port(s)).
1.3 The directions may be called, 'Guidelines for
Determination of Tariff for Projects at Major Ports,
2013 (the Guidelines).
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1.5 The Guidelines for Upfront Tariff Setting for PPP
Projects at Major Port Trusts, 2008, as amended
from time to time, (the 2008 Guidelines), and
the Guidelines for Regulation of Tariff at Major
Ports, 2004, as amended 2 from time to time, (the
2005 Guidelines) shall continue to apply to
projects governed by the respective guidelines.
1.6 Unless revoked or modified earlier, the Guidelines
may be reviewed and revised after 5 (five) years
from the date of its issue.
1.7 If any difficulty arises in giving effect to the
Guidelines, the Central Government may, in
consultation with the TAMP, make such orders, not
inconsistent with the basic features of the Guidelines,
as may be necessary for removing such difficulty.
Section II: Guidelines for determination of Tariff
(A) Notification of Reference Tariff
2.1 The maximum tariff (the Tariff Cap) (and the
conditionalities, if any, governing the application
of such Tariff Cap) to be levied and collected for
handling of any commodity or for provision of any
service or combination of service or services by
Major Port Trusts under Section 48 and Section 50
of the MPT Act or by an operator awarded a Project
under Section 42(3) of the MPT Act (the
Operator), shall be determined by TAMP in
accordance with the Guidelines.
2.2 The Reference Tariff (the Reference Tariff) for
each commodity/category of commodities and each
service/category of service or combination of service
or services, as the case may be, shall be determined
by TAMP for each Port, based on a proposal from
the concerned major Port. Such proposal shall
contain the proposed Reference Tariff and
Performance Standards. The Reference Tariff will
be the highest tariff fixed for that commodity in the
concerned major Port Trust under the 2008 Tariff
Guidelines. While adopting the highest tariff, the
base rate set under the Tariff Guidelines, 2008 shall
be escalated to the extent of 60% of WPI per annum,
as provided in the said guidelines for the period
between 1st January of the year in which the said
tariff was originally notified and 1st January of the
subsequent relevant year when the Reference Tariff
for the particular project in question is being notified.
On receipt of the proposal, TAMP shall notify the
Reference Tariff and Performance Standards within
15 days of receipt.
2.3 For the current year (2013-14), projects for which
RFP has not yet been issued, the Major Port Trusts
would submit to TAMP a Reference Tariff proposal
along with Performance Standards based on Clause
2.2 above, which would be notified by TAMP within
15 days of its receipt.
2.4 In case no tariff has been fixed for a particular
commodity in a particular Major Port Trust under
the 2008 Guidelines, TAMP will then notify the
highest Tariff under the 2008 Guidelines available
for that commodity in the nearest Major Port Trust.
2.5 In case no tariff has been fixed for a particular
commodity under 2008 Guidelines in any Major
Port Trust, then the Reference Tariff for such
commodity would be determined by TAMP on
scrutiny of the proposal received from the Major
Port Trust by applying the principles of 2008
Guidelines within 45 days of receipt of the proposal.
2.6 The Reference Tariff and Performance Standards
notified by TAMP will be mentioned in the bid
document and subsequently in the Concession
Agreement in respect of PPP Projects.
2.7 Every 5 years as on 1st of April, TAMP will update
and notify a new Reference Tariff port-wise and
commodity-wise, along with Performance
Standards, on the basis of the highest notified tariff
during the previous five-year period for that
commodity at that Major Port Trust or if no tariff
has been fixed for that commodity in that Major
Port Trust, it will notify the highest notified tariff
for that commodity in the nearest Major Port Trust.
Detailed guidelines in this regard will be issued
separately.
2.8 Bids for award of PPP projects will be invited and
evaluated on the basis of Reference Tariff prevalent
at that time. Reference Tariff when periodically
revised as per para 2.7 above will apply
prospectively and will not have effect on the earlier
operators who will be governed throughout the
concession period by the conditions of their
Concession Agreement.
(B) Performance Linked Tariff for PPP operators
2.9 From the date of Commercial Operation (CoD) till
31st March of the same financial year, the tariff
would be limited to the indexed Reference Tariff
relevant to that year, which would be the ceiling.
The aforesaid Reference Tariff shall be automatically
revised every year based on an indexation as
provided in para 2.2 above which will be applicable
for the entire concession period.
However, the PPP operator would be free to propose
a tariff along with Performance Standards (the
Performance Linked Tariff) from the second year
of operation onwards, over and above the indexed
Reference Tariff for the relevant financial year, at
least 90 days before the 1st April of the ensuing
financial year. Such Performance Linked Tariff
shall not be higher than 15% over and above the
indexed Reference Tariff for that relevant financial
year (and this will be the Tariff Cap). The
Performance-linked Tariff would come into force
from the first day of the following financial year
and would be applicable for the entire financial
year.
2.10 The proposal shall be submitted to TAMP along
with a certificate from the independent engineer
appointed under the Concession Agreement of the
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Project, indicating the achievement of Performance
Standards in the previous 12 months as incorporated
in the Concession Agreement or for the actual
number of months of operation in the first year of
operation, as the case may be.
2.11 On receipt of the proposal, TAMP will seek the
views of the Major Port Trust on the achievement
of Performance Standards as outlined in para 5,
within 7 days of receipt.
2.12 In the event of Operator not achieving the
Performance Standards as incorporated in the
Concession Agreement in previous 12 months,
TAMP will not consider the proposal for notifying
the Performance-Linked Tariff for the ensuing
financial year.
2.13 After considering the views of the Major Port Trust,
if TAMP is satisfied that the Performance Standards
as incorporated in the Concession Agreement have
been achieved, it shall notify the performance-linked
tariff by 15th of March to be effective from 1st of
April of the ensuing financial year.
2.14 While considering the proposal for Performance
Linked Tariff, TAMP will look into the Performance
Standards and its adherence by the Operator. TAMP
will decide on the acceptance or rejection of the
Performance Linked Tariff proposal based on the
achievement or otherwise of the Performance
Standards by the operator. An illustration showing
determination of indexed Reference Tariff and
Performance Linked Tariff is at Appendix.
3. Payment of Revenue Share by PPP operators
3.1 The PPP operator shall pay a revenue share at the
rate indicated in the Concession Agreement on the
indexed Reference Tariff or the notified
Performance-Linked Tariff, whichever is applicable
for that financial year.
3.2 In the event of the tariff charged by the PPP Operator
being lower than the indexed Reference Tariff or
the notified Performance Linked Tariff as the case
may be, the revenue share will be payable at the
indexed Reference Tariff or the notified Performance
Linked Tariff respectively.
3.3 In case of a multipurpose berth, the tariff whether
indexed Reference Tariff or Performance Linked
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Tariff may be different for different types of cargo.
Fixation of Performance Linked Tariff for each
commodity will be regulated as per provisions of
Clause 2.9 to 2.14 above, separately in respect of
each commodity.
4.
Performance-Linked Tariff for the Major Port
Trust Owned Berths
4.1 Major Port Trusts, while proposing a Reference
Tariff for a port owned berth, will also intimate
TAMP Performance Standards which will be on
the same lines as would be applicable for any
comparable PPP berth.
4.2 From the date of Commercial Operation (CoD) till
31st March of the same financial year, the tariff
would be limited to the indexed Reference Tariff
which would be the ceiling. The aforesaid Reference
tariff shall be automatically revised every year
based on an indexation as provided in Clause 2.2
above which will be applicable for the economic
life of the Project.
However, the Major Port Trust from second year
of operation would be free to propose a
Performance-Linked Tariff over and above the
indexed Reference Tariff for the relevant financial
year. Such Performance-Linked Tariff shall not be
higher than 15% over and above the indexed
Reference Tariff for that relevant financial year.
The Performance Linked Tariff would come into
force from the first day of the following financial
year and cannot be changed during that financial
year.
4.3 In case the Major Port Trust proposes a PerformanceLinked Tariff for the ensuing financial year which
is higher than the applicable indexed Reference
Tariff, then it will submit a proposal to TAMP to
notify the Performance-Linked Tariff. Such proposal
for notification shall be forwarded to TAMP by the
Major Port Trust atleast 90 days before the beginning
of the next financial year. The proposal shall be
submitted along with a certificate from a qualified
independent engineer drawn from a panel prepared
by Indian Ports Association (IPA) indicating the
achievement of Performance Standards, as notified
by TAMP, in the previous 12 months or for the
actual number of months of operation in the first
year of operation.
4.4 While sending the proposal, the Major Port Trust
would publish the proposal in its website as outlined
in para 5.
4.5 In the event of Major Port not achieving the
Performance Standards, TAMP will not consider
the proposal for notifying the Performance-Linked
Tariff for the ensuing financial year.
4.6 If TAMP is satisfied that the Performance Standards
as notified by TAMP have been achieved, it would
notify the Performance-Linked Tariff by 15th of
March to be effective from 1st of April of the
ensuing financial year.
4.7 While considering the proposal for Performance
Linked Tariff, TAMP will look into the Performance
Standards and its adherence by the Major Port Trust.
TAMP will decide on the acceptance or rejection
of the Performance Linked Tariff proposal based
on the achievement or otherwise of the Performance
Standards by the Major Port Trust.
5.
Procedure for processing the Performance
Linked Tariff proposal:
PPP Projects:
5.1 On receipt of the proposal from the PPP Operator,
TAMP will refer the proposal to the Major Port
Trust concerned, seeking its views on the
achievement of Performance Standards within 7
days of receipt.
5.2 The concerned Port Trust will host the proposal in
its website seeking comments, if any, within 21
days, from port users on the achievement of the
Performance Standards. While notifying the
proposal, the details of the designated e-mail address
of the Port as well as of TAMP, to which the
comments are to be sent. would be indicated.
5.3 If the Port Trust shall submit its comments to TAMP
on the achievement of the Performance Standards
by the PPP Operator and also its comments on the
representations received from Port users, not later
than 15 days from the last date for receipt of
comments from port users. If the Port Trust does
not submit its response within the aforesaid period,
TAMP shall proceed to determine the acceptability
or otherwise of the Performance Linked Tariff
proposal based on available details.
5.4 TAMP shall, not later than 30 days from the date
of receipt of the comments from the Major Port
Trust under para 5.3 above or 90 days from the
date of receipt of the proposal under para 2.9 above,
whichever is earlier, notify the Performance Linked
Tariff applicable for that Project for the ensuing
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financial year. This notification will, in any case,
not be later than 15th March of the year of the
Proposal and would be operational from the 1st day
of the following financial year i.e. 1st April.
Major Port owned Project:
5.5 While forwarding the Performance Linked Tariff
proposal to TAMP, the Major Port Trust shall
simultaneously host the proposal in its website
giving the details of designated e-mail address of
the Port as well as of TAMP to which the
representations under para 5.6 below, may be sent.
5.6 The Port Trust shall submit its comments on the
representations received from Port users to TAMP,
not later than 15 days from the last date for receipt
of comments from the Port users.
5.7 On receipt of the comments from the Major Port
Trust, TAMP shall proceed to notify the
Performance-Linked Tariff of that year and as
outlined in para 5.4 above. If the Port Trust does
not submit its response within the aforesaid period,
TAMP shall proceed to determine the acceptability
or otherwise of the Performance Linked Tariff
proposal based on available details.
6.
Captive Berths
6.1 In the event a captive berth is awarded following
the PPP tendering process, these guidelines will be
applicable. In all other cases, the captive project
would be governed by the respective agreement
arrived at between the concerned parties.
6.2 Grievance Redressal :
In the event any user has any grievance regarding
non-achievement by the PPP operator/ Major Port
Trust of the Performance Standards as notified by
the TAMP, he may prefer a representation to TAMP
which, thereafter, shall conduct an inquiry into the
representation and give its finding to the concerned
Major Port Trust. The Major Port Trust will be
bound to take necessary action on the findings as
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per the provisions of the respective Concession
Agreement. Similarly, in the case of Major Port
Trust owned berth, TAMP shall forward its findings
to the concerned Port Trust with a direction to
comply with the Performance Standards as notified
by the TAMP.
6.3 Mandatory disclosures by operators
6.3.1 Within 15 (fifteen) days of the signing of the
Concession Agreement, the concerned operator will
forward the Concession Agreement to TAMP which
will host it on its website. In case of Major Port
Trust owned terminal, the concerned Major Port
Trust will forward the details of the proposed berth
along with the Performance Standards applicable
to that berth at least 15 (fifteen) days before the
commissioning of the berth which will also be
hosted on the Website of TAMP.
6.3.2 All the PPP operators as well as the Major Port
Trusts for their own berth shall furnish to TAMP
quarterly reports on cargo traffic, ship berth day
output, average turnaround time of ships, average
pre-berthing waiting time as well as the tariff
realized for each berth. In addition, for the container
berths, quarterly reports shall also be provided on
average moves per crane hour and average dwell
time for containers. The quarterly reports shall be
submitted by the PPP operators within a month
following the end of each quarter. Any other
information which may be required by TAMP shall
also be furnished to them from time to time.
6.3.3 TAMP shall publish on its website all such
information received from PPP operators and Major
Port Trusts. However, TAMP shall consider a request
from any PPP operator or Major Port Trust about
not publishing certain data/information furnished
which may be commercially sensitive. Such requests
should be accompanied by detailed justification
regarding the commercial sensitivity of the
data/information in question and the likely adverse
impact on their revenue/operation upon publication.
TAMP s decision in this regard would be final.
(Source: Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India)
To be Published in The Gazettee of India Extraordinary Part-II, Section-3, Sub Section (ii)
Government of India
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Notification No. 47 (RE- 2013 )/2009-2014
New Delhi, 24 October, 2013
Subject: Relaxation in export policy for export of Red Sanders wood.
S.O.(E) In exercise of powers conferred by Section 5 of the Foreign Trade
(Development & Regulation) Act,1992, as amended, read with paragraph
1.3 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2009-14 the Central Government hereby
makes the following amendments in respect of Sl. No. 188 of Schedule
2 of ITC(HS) Classifications of Export and Import Items as under:
The condition stipulated in Column 5 against S. No.188 of Chapter 44
of Schedule 2 of the ITC(HS) Classifications of Export and Import Items
shall be relaxed to allow export of 9784.1363 MT of Red Sanders wood, in the form of log obtained out of
confiscated/seized stock from the Government of Andhra Pradesh & Directorate of Revenue Intelligence
(DRI).
2.
(i) Government of Andhra Pradesh is hereby permitted to export
8584.1363 MTs of Red Sanders wood in log form, either by itself
or through any entity/entities so authorized by them for the purpose.
(ii) Such entity/entities or Government of Andhra Pradesh, as the case
may be, shall be granted export authorization by the concerned
Regional Authority of DGFT upon production of quantity allocation
letter from Government of Andhra Pradesh.
3.
(i) Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) is hereby permitted to export 1200 MTs of Red Sanders
wood in log form, either by itself or through any entity/entities so authorized by them for the purpose.
(ii) Such entity/entities or DRI, as the case may be, shall be granted export authorization by the concerned
Regional Authority of DGFT upon production of quantity allocation letter from DRI.
4.
Government of Andhra Pradesh/DRI shall finalize the modalities including allocation of quantities to
various entities, as applicable, for export of the respective quantities within 6 months of issue of this
notification and such export must be completed within 6 months thereafter. The whole process of export
shall be completed latest by 31st October, 2014.
5.
Effect of this notification:
Prohibition on export of Red Sanders wood in log form has been relaxed for export of 9784.1363 MT
of Red Sanders wood in log form through Government of Andhra Pradesh & Directorate of Revenue
Intelligence (DRI).
(Anup K. Pujari)
(Issued from F.No. 01/91/180/1380/AM12/Export Cell)
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Issued from 01/91/171/59/AM09/Export Cell
To be Published in the Gazette of India Extraordinary Part-II, Section 3, Sub-Section (ii))
Government of India, Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Department of Commerce, Udyog Bhawan
Notification No 62 (RE2013)/2009-2014
New Delhi, 1 January, 2014
Subject: Export of Stone Aggregate to Maldives.
S.O. (E) In exercise of powers conferred by Section 5 of the Foreign Trade
(Development & Regulation) Act, 1992 (No. 22 of 1992) read with Para
1.3 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2009-2014, as amended from time to
time, the Central Government hereby withdraws Notification No.34(RE2012)/2009-2014 dated 08.02.2013, with immediate effect.
2.
Notification No. 54(RE-2010)/2009-14 of 07.06.2011 had permitted
export of specified quantities of Stone Aggregates to Maldives for
the years 2011-12, 2012-13 & 2013-14. This was stopped till further
notice vide Notification No. 34 (RE-2012)/2009-14 dated 08.02.2013. Now Notification No. 34 (RE2012)/2009-14 dated 08.02.2013 is being withdrawn. Accordingly, export of Stone Aggregates to Maldives
is permitted with immediate effect.
3.
Effect of this notification:
Export of Stone Aggregates to the Republic of Maldives is being permitted subject to the conditions and
quantity ceiling indicated in Notification No. 54 dated 07.06.2011.
(Anup K. Pujari)
(Issued from 01/91/171/59/AM09/Export Cell)
[TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, EXTRAORDINARY, PART II
SECTION 3, SUB-SECTION (i)]
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
NOTIFICATION
No. 15/2013 Central Excise (N.T.)
New Delhi, 22nd November, 2013; 01, Agrahayan 1935 Saka
G.S.R. (E). In exercise of the powers conferred by section 37 of the Central Excise Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), the Central
Government hereby makes the following rules to further amend the Central Excise Rules, 2002, namely:
1. (1) These rules may be called the Central Excise (Second Amendment) Rules, 2013.
(2) They shall come into force with effect from the 1st day of January, 2014.
2. In the Central Excise Rules, 2002, in rule 8, in sub-rule (1), in the third proviso, for the words rupees ten lakh,
the words rupees one lakh shall be substituted.
F. No. 201/02/2013-CX.6
(Pankaj Jain)
Under Secretary to the Government of India
Note: The principal rules were published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II, Section 3, sub-section (i), dated the 1st
March, 2002 vide notification No. 4/2002 Central Excise ( N.T.), dated the 1st March, 2002, [G.S.R. 143 (E), dated the 1st March,
2002] and was last amended, vide, notification No. 2/2013 Central Excise (N.T.), dated the 1st March, 2013, [G.S.R 149(E) dated
the 1st March, 2013
26
January March 2014
TERC GIVES CLEAR MANDATE FOR FTA NEGOTIATIONS
Press Releases
New Delhi, 06 Nov 2013
A meeting of the Trade & Economic Relations Committee (TERC) was held on 4th November, 2013. Detailed
discussions were held on Indias trade engagements specifically India-EU BTIA, SAFTA, RCEP and Africa. A
number of issues were discussed including impact of FTAs that have been entered into by India with its trading
partners, especially on Indias manufacturing sectors.
Some concerns were expressed on the adverse impact of FTAs on the manufacturing sector as well as the trade
balance and that imports from such countries had increased much faster compared to exports subsequent to signing
such FTAs, which had further worsened Indias trade balance.
The Commerce and Industry Minister clarified that most of the regional/bilateral FTAs signed by India either
related to SAARC countries or to South East Asia and North East Asia. As far as SAFTA was concerned, India
has a huge trade surplus of about $12 billion. With ASEAN, exports have more than doubled after signing of the
Indo-ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement in 2009, though imports have also grown as is natural in any trade
agreement. It was further mentioned that a significant part of Indias imports from this region related to essential
imports like edible oils from Malaysia and Indonesia and petroleum products and coke from Indonesia. In case
these essential imports of more than $16 billion are discounted, India enjoys a trade surplus with ASEAN. Even
globally, if we were to rationalize our imports by deducting imports of essential products like mineral oil, edible
oil, coal and some other raw materials the export of manufactured raw materials was doing well. Though there
is significant possibility of improving our position, exports have done reasonably well in the last three months
and the trend is expected to continue. With China, there is a huge trade deficit amounting to $38 billion, which
is a matter of concern. This is an issue that has been repeatedly taken up with China bilaterally at the highest level
and all efforts are being made to promote exports from India of items like pharmaceuticals and IT services. Further,
continuous efforts have been made within the constraint of resources provided by the Ministry to boost exports
in general as well as in specific sectors and markets which need assistance.
It was highlighted that there is an inbuilt mechanism of review in all FTAs which provides an opportunity for
mid-course correction, if required. A comprehensive study has been conducted by the Department of Commerce
to assess the impact of FTAs in the Indian context. It was outlined that Indian exports to different regions are
crucially dependent on competitiveness which is guided by other factors such as ushering in of the second
generation reforms on taxation, rolling out of GST, reform in labour laws, Upgradation of infrastructure relating
to power, ports and roads. High transaction costs and cumbersome procedure on the border at times hamper the
ease of doing business in India which need to be addressed simultaneously to retain Indias competitiveness in
global markets.
(Source: Ministry of Commerce, Govt. of India)
27
January March 2014
ANAND SHARMA EXPRESSES OPTIMISM OVER THE
ECONOMY IN 2014
Press Releases
New Delhi, 01 Jan 2014
The Union Minister of Commerce & Industry Shri Anand Sharma expressed optimism over the economy in 2014.
In a statement, Shri Sharma said:In 2013, India was rated as the most favoured investment destination globally.
The bold decisions of the UPA Government for liberalizing Foreign Direct Investment Policy in key sectors such
as civil aviation,
retail and telecom
have resonated with
the
global
community and we
have seen results in
the last few months.
The Government
will continue its
endeavour for
liberalizing the FDI
Policy further in the
coming weeks to
ensure that India
retains
its
leadership position for attracting foreign investments.
I am also happy to see that manufacturing seems to be on the mend and there is visible rebound in industrial
activity. The Indian economy has inherent strengths which give it resilience from external pressures and the series
of steps taken by the Government both on the fiscal and current account fronts have yielded positive results.
The coming months will see a greater push for development of industrial corridors across the country and work
will commence for establishment of the first few cities along the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor. I expect that
with greater foreign investment and technology collaborations, Indian manufacturing will also move up the value
chain and acquire greater competitiveness globally.
There is also optimism about the scenario on the export front. In spite of weak demand in traditional markets,
exports have done reasonably well and in the first eight months of the current financial year, exports touched US$
204 billion, registering a growth of over 6% over the same period last year. It was also reassuring that the trade
deficit also came down to US$ 99.9 billion during this period as compared to US$ 129 billion during the same
period last year. I am sure that in the remaining period of this financial year, exports will show a strong and
dynamic growth.
( Source: Ministry of Commerce, Govt. of India)
28
January March 2014
DGFT AND ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE SIGN MoU ON
FOREIGN EXCHANGE DATA SHARING
Press Releases
The Enforcement Directorate today signed a
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Director
General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) for sharing of foreign
exchange realization data. This data is also known as
eBRC (Electronic Bank Realization Certificate) data.
The Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Shri
Anand Sharma, presided over the ceremony in which
Dr. Rajan Katoch, Director, Enforcement, Ministry
of Finance and Director General of Foreign Trade,
Dr. Anup K Pujari, signed the MoU for sharing of
foreign exchange realization data. Finance Secretary Shri Sumit Bose, Commerce Secretary Shri S R Rao and
other senior officials were present at the event.
Speaking on the occasion, Shri Sharma said that data sharing with government departments would increase
transparency, reduce the human interface and improve the ease of doing business in India. The eBRC project is
a significant step in this direction and will contribute considerably in reducing the transaction cost of our exporters,
added Shri Sharma.
Bank Realization Certificate (BRC) is required for discharge of export obligation and claiming of incentives under
Foreign Trade Policy. BRC is also used by State government departments for refund of VAT. In addition, this data
is an important economic indicator as it quantifies transaction level export earnings.
Earlier, the banks issued physical copy of BRC to the exporters and no data mining or analysis was possible. The
process for BRC issuance and subsequent utilization were largely manual and department centric. The exporters
suffered most as they had to run to banks and government departments for claiming benefits.
The eBRC project was launched on June 5, 2012, which made the process secure and onCine. It created an
integrated platform for receipt, processing and subsequent use of all Bank Realization related information by
exporters, banks, Central and State government departments. It was made mandatory with effect from August 17,
2012.
e-BRC project enables banks to upload Foreign Exchange realisation information relating to merchandise goods
exports on to the DGFT server under a secured protocol. So far, 90 banks operating in India, including foreign
banks and cooperative banks, have uploaded more than 75 lakh e-BRCs on to the DGFT server. This initiative
has reduced the cost of transaction for exporters by eliminating their interface with bank (for issuance of BRC
purposes) and enhanced the productivity of banks and DGFT. At the state level, Commercial Tax Departments
of Maharashtra, Delhi, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Haryana and Chhattisgarh have signed MoU with DGFT for
receiving e-BRC data for VAT refund purposes. Many other States are in the process of signing MOUs. DGFT
is in talks with RBI for expanding the coverage of this data for setting up an efficient mechanism for foreign
exchange monitoring.
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January March 2014
JOINT PRESS STATEMENT OF THE COMMERCE MINISTERS
OF INDIA AND PAKISTAN
Press Releases
At the invitation of the Commerce & Industry Minister of India
Shri Anand Sharma, the Commerce & Textile Industry Minister
of Pakistan Mr. Khurram Dastgir Khan visited India from 16th
to 18th January, 2014 to attend the 5th SAARC Business Leaders
Conclave.
2.
The Ministerial meeting on the margin of the Conclave
was preceded by consultations at the level of the Secretaries
of Commerce of the two countries on matters related to
economic and trade relations between Pakistan and India.
3.
Both Ministers reaffirmed the commitment of their
Governments to expeditiously establish normal trading relations and in this context to provide NonDiscriminatory Market Access (NDMA), on a reciprocal basis. They decided to intensify and accelerate the
process of trade normalization, liberalization and facilitation and to implement the agreed measures before
the end of February, 2014.
4.
The Ministers noted with satisfaction that arrangements have been implemented by both sides to keep the
Wagah Attari Land Customs Station operational on all seven days of the week. The Ministers emphasized
the importance of trade facilitation measures and directed their respective Ministries to work out modalities
for containerization of cargo, allowing all tradeable items by land route at Wagah, liberalization of business
visa regime and enhancing operational hours at Wagha / Attari and to consider such other measures as deemed
necessary by the business communities of the two countries.
5.
The Ministers agreed that both sides will convene the meetings of the technical working groups of Customs,
Railways, Banking, Standards organizations and Energy to devise the modalities for effective implementation
of all requisite measures.
6.
The Ministers noted with satisfaction that there has been enhanced interaction between the business communities
of both countries. Several trade delegations have been received on either side. A Joint Business Forum of
Chief Executive Officers in different sectors have also met twice after the formation of the present Pakistan
Government. Several sub-groups have been formed by this Joint Business Forum to enhance trade cooperation
in diverse sectors such as textiles, tourism, energy, light engineering, pharmaceuticals and others.
7.
With the objective of enhancing bilateral trade opportunities, FICCI and the Trade Development Authority
of Pakistan had also coordinated an India Show in Lahore in mid-February, 2014. This was expected to
build upon the success that was achieved on the business front through the similar India Show in Lahore in
February, 2012. It is envisaged that as part of the India Show activities, artists on both sides of the border
will jointly create paintings to express the common heritage of the people of both countries. With the objective
of promoting greater people to people contact, both sides have also agreed to organize a joint Vintage Car
Rally between Amritsar and Lahore, to coincide with the coming India Show.
8.
Minister of Commerce Mr. Anand Sharma accepted the invitation extended by Minister of Commerce Engr.
Khurram Dastgir Khan to visit Pakistan in February 2014.
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January March 2014
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: [email protected]
RANGE CERAMIC PVT. LTD.
SURVEY NO.211, P1 & 211 P2
VILLAGE-BELA(RANGPAR)
Phone
: 98250 58010 / 98797 56720
Email
: [email protected]
ABITHA TIMBER TRADERS
1/912-1, COURTALLAM CROSS ROAD
PIRANOOR BORDER, TIRUNELVELI DISTT.
SHENCOTTAH, TAMIL NADU - 627809
Phone
: 04633233199
Fax
: 04633236107
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.mydeenindustries.com
M.B.ENTERPRISES
502, ORCHID FLOWER VALLEY
WANAWORIE
PUNE, MAHARASHTRA - 411040
Phone
: 2026806523
Email
: [email protected]
THERMAL FABRICATORS (P) LTD.
PLOT NO. 6 & 7, MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL
ESTATE, UMELA PHATA PADDY, VASAI (WEST)
Phone
: 250-2328855 / 9821082826
Email
: [email protected]
ORIENT IMPEX
RAM SHYAM APARTMENT
S.V.ROAD, MALAD (WEST)
MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA - 400064
Phone
: 02223445677 9920039183
Email
: [email protected]
PADMAVATI DECOR PVT.LTD.
G-2, ANNA VILLA, GR.FLOOR
GUJARAT MANDAL ROAD, VILE PARLE-EAST
Phone
: 26100711 / 9821053430
Email
: [email protected]
SAIMAX CERAMIC PVT. LTD.
SR.NO.259/P2, AT:RANGPAR
OPP.SHIVAJI CEMENT JETPAR ROAD,
DIST.RAJKOT
Phone
: 9925844747 / 9979000289
Email
: [email protected]
AKASH CERAMIC PVT. LTD.
SURVEY NO.41, PAIKI, 8A, NATIONAL
HIGHWAY
OPP. VISHALEDEEP MILLS, AT LALPAR
Phone
: 2822240689 / 9825224635
Email
: [email protected]
LENZ CERAMIC PVT. LTD.
MORBI-HALVAD ROAD OFF.MARCO CEMENT
AT.PIPALI, TAL:MORBI
Phone
: 9574833000
Email
: [email protected]
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PLATINUM CERAMIC PVT. LTD.
PANKAJ, BLOCK NO.20
GAYATRI NAGAR, RAVAPAR ROAD, MORBI
Phone
: 97227711111
Email
: [email protected]
SHIV SHAKTI CERAMIC PVT. LTD.
SURVEY NO.551P1 & 551P2
JETPAR ROAD, VILLAGE SAPAR
Phone
: 9825760969
Email
: [email protected]
PAPER, PAPER
BOARD & PAPER
PRODUCTS
EAST INDIA PACKAGING PVT. LTD.
6, SURENDRA MOHAN GHOSH SARANI
2ND FLOOR,KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL - 700001
Phone
: 22306029 / 9830009939
Email
: [email protected]
TULSI PAPER MILLS PVT. LTD.
70, COTTON STREET, 2ND FLOOR
Phone
: 9374500534 / 9825170382
Email
: [email protected]
SPIRE PAPERS PVT. LTD.
24 GOPALA TOWERS, 76A, RANI JHANSI ROAD
NEW DELHI, DELHI - 110055
Phone
: 11-23623122
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.parmandsmrn.com
ANAND PULP IMPEX PVT. LTD.
313, FUNCTIONAL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
PATPARGANJ, DELHI, DELHI - 110092
Phone
: 114309 2888
Fax
: 11-4304 6959
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.anandpulp.com
RUCHIRA PRINTING & PACKAGING
VILL.JOHRON, NEAR PLOT NO.11
INDUSTRIAL AREA, , KALA-AMB
SIRMAUR, HIMACHAL PRADESH - 173030
Phone
: 01702-238317/238337
Fax
: 01702-233799
Email
: [email protected],
[email protected]
SA EXPORTS
NO.78, ANNAI BACKIAM NAGAR
MADAKUDI-PO, LALGUDI TK
TRICHY, TAMIL NADU - 621112
Phone
: 0431-2908560 / 9994376184
Fax
: 0431-2908560
Email
: [email protected]
SRI VENKATRAMAN PAPER MILLS PVT. LTD.
POST BOX NO.2725, BHARATHI PARK, 7TH
CROSS, SAIBABA COLONY
COIMBATORE, TAMIL NADU - 641043
Phone
: 04295 292211 / 9578578105
Fax
: 04295 292266
Email
: [email protected]
Website : wwwmail.svpml.com
MEHADIA ENTERPRISES PVT. LTD.
TAYAL KUNJ, NEAR OLD POLICE CHOWKY
SADAR, NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA - 440001
Phone
: 07122520248 / 9422802076
Email
: [email protected]
SHREEJI PAPERPACK INDUSTRIES
PLOT NO.5-B, SURVEY NO.776, NEW SURVEY
NO.1462
PAIKEE-2, MOTAPONDHA OZAR
VALSAD, GUJARAT - 396155
Phone
: 9227686931 / 02633260022
Email
: [email protected]
BEST PAPER MILLS PVT. LTD.
2 GROUND FLOOR RAMNIWAS PARANJAPE
ROAD NO.3, VILE PARLE EAST
Phone
: 26135358
Fax
: 022 26135359
Email
: [email protected]
KOKUYO RUDDHI PAPER PRODUCTS PVT.
LTD.
48/2, HILTON HOUSE
CENTRAL ROAD, M.I.D.C., ANDHERI (EAST)
Phone
: 02266557000
Email
: [email protected]
ASHAPURA PAPER MILLS PVT. LTD.
SURVEY NO.202, NR.LION FARMS
AT.NANI RELDI
BHUJ (KUTCH), GUJARAT - 370105
Phone
: 9825074441/ 07922772991
Email
: [email protected]
RIDDHI SIDDHI RECYCLERS PVT. LTD.
725, KHEDA DHOKLA ROAD, NEAR KHEDA
IND.PARK
AT. PO VASNA BUJARO, DIST.KHEDA
KHEDA, GUJARAT - 387560
Phone
: 9825015140 / 8511511511
Email
: [email protected]
IMAGE PRODUCTION
223/224, NEW SONAL, LINK HEAVE
IND.ESTATE
BLDG.1, RAMCHANDRA LANE
MALAD (WEST)
Phone
: 02228883892/9820147174
Email
: [email protected]
MANGAL PAPER MART
A/1, SHRINATH APARTMENT
SHANTILAL MODY ROAD, KANDIVALI (WEST)
Phone
: 022 28071507 /022-28653505
Email
: [email protected]
ASTRON PAPER & BOARD MILL LTD.
D-702, GANESH MEREDIAN, OPP. HIGH COURT
S.G.HIGHWAY, AHMEDABAD
GUJARAT - 380009
Phone
: 79 40081221
Fax
: 79 40081220
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.astriboaoer.com
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AKSHAT PAPERS LTD..
BLOCK NO.232, VILLAGE TARSADI,
TAL.MAHUVA
BARDOLI MAHUVA ROAD
SURAT, GUJARAT - 394250
Phone
: 02625255696 / 9898000211
Email
: [email protected]
AKSHAT PAPERS LTD.
BLOCK NO.232, VILLAGE TARSADI
BARDOLI MAHUVA ROAD, TAL. MAHUVA
Phone
: 02625255696 / 9898000211
Email
: [email protected]
BOOKS
&
PUBLICATIONS
SANGAT PRINTERS (P) LTD.
C-105, NARAINA INDL. AREA
PHASE-1, NEW DELHI, DELHI - 110028
Phone
: 011-4526 2222
Fax
: 011-4526 2228
Email
: [email protected]
SHIV SAGAR PUBLISHING (P) LTD.
RZ-92C, GALI NO.10, TUGHLAKABAD EXTN
Phone
: 011-26051598 / 9811404056
Fax
: 01129991598
Email
: [email protected]
MAGNUM LABEL
NO.39 BHANU NURSING HOME, ROOPENA
AGRAHARA
HOSUR MAIN ROAD, BOMMANAHALLI
BANGALORE, KARNATAKA - 560068
Phone
: 08025731445 / 9972322364
Email
: [email protected]
PARKSONS GRAPHICS PVT. LTD.
12, TODI ESTATE, IST FLOOR, BEHIND POST
OFFICE
SUN MILL COMPOUND, LOWER PAREL
Phone
: 24980221/24937678 / 9821012
Email
: [email protected]
VISTAPRINT INDIA MARKETING SOLUTIONS
PVT.LTD.
2ND FLOOR, PIRMAL TOWER, PENNINSULA
G.K.MARG, LOWER PAREL
Phone
: 22 61986198 / 9796545405
Email
: [email protected]
ANIMAL
BY-PRODUCTS
F.S. EXPORTS
FLAT NO.413, PLOT NO.32, STREET NO.11
ZAKIR NAGAR WEST, NEAR ABU BAKIR
MASJID, NEW DELHI, DELHI - 110025
Phone
: 011-26983836
Fax
: 011-26983836
Email
: [email protected]
HANEEF TRADE LINKERS
ASALATPURA ISMAIL ROAD
MORADABAD, UTTAR PRADESH - 244001
Phone
: 591-2491328 / 9837049997
Email
: [email protected]
SWETHA EXPORTS
PLOT NO.151, IDA, PHASE 11
RAMANAYYAPETA
KAKINADA, ANDHRA PRADESH - 533005
Phone
: 8842355261 / 9550697706
Fax
: 8842358258
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.swethaexports.com
GLOBE CARBON INDUSTRIES
PLOT NO.C-14, MIDC, TARAPUR-BOISAR
OPP.JSW STEEL WORKS
PALGHAR, MAHARASHTRA - 401506
Phone
: 02525-260034/89
Email
: [email protected]
GRAPHITE
ELECTRODES &
EXPLOSIVES
IDEAL INDUSTRIAL EXPLOSIVES LTD.
2ND FLOOR, ARUNDEEP COMPLEX
OPP.BHEL ENCLAVE, COLONY AKBAR ROAD,
TADBUND, SECUNDRABAD
ANDHRA PRADESH - 500009
Phone
: 0091-40-27753333, 27951760, 2
Fax
: 0091-40-27757767
Email
: [email protected]
MISCELLANEOUS
PRODUCTS
NEWAGE LAMINATORS PVT. LTD.
H.NO.60A, BLOCK NO.12, TILAK NAGAR
Phone
: 01125995193 / 9650847111
Email
: [email protected]
SHIVARAJA IMPEX COMPANY
182/1A, KATTAYAPURAM
VIRUDHUNAGAR, TAMIL NADU - 626001
Phone
: 04428132856
Fax
: 04428130511
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.shimco.in
KRISHANA EXPORTERS
DOOR NO.158/N, C.C. COMPLEX, NEW ROAD
KOVILPATTI, TUTICORIN
TAMIL NADU - 628501
Phone
: 04632 225598 /9443325598
Email
: www.krishnaexporters.in
Website : www.krishnaexporters.in
GRANITES,
NATURAL STONES
& PRODUCTS
SAI ENTERPRISES
Phone
: 0260-2631026
Email
: [email protected]
R. K. ENTERPRISES
PREMISES, R.K.MARBLE PVT. LTD.
MAKRANA ROAD, MADANGANJ-KISANGARH
AJMER, RAJASTHAN - 305801
Phone
: 1463-260101 to 10
Fax
: 1463-250601
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.rkmarble.com
MARATHA GRANITE
E-2, RIICO INDUSTRIAL AREA
CHITTORGARH, RAJASTHAN - 312001
Phone
: 240565 / 244175
KHADARVALI GRANITES
SY.NO.226/1(P) & 233(P), PUNUGODU ROAD
MACHAVARAM H.O.SANKAVARAM(V)
KANIGIRI(M)
PRAKASAM, ANDHRA PRADESH - 523254
Phone
: 08402272861
Fax
: 08402272861
Email
: [email protected]
MILESTONE IMPEX
G-12, ARIHANT COMPLEX
RAJENDRA MARG, OPP.HOTEL LA ABODE
BHILWARA, RAJASTHAN - 311001
Phone
: 09811211207 / 09811681523
STONE CRAFT (INDIA) PVT. LTD.
H-3/157, 2ND FLOOR, VIKAS PURI
Phone
: 0124-4269670
Fax
: 0124-4269672
SRI VENKATASAI GRANITES
D.NO.19-262/A, RED CROSS STREET
MITTOOR, CHITTOOR
ANDHRA PRADESH - 517001
Phone
: 08572236567 / 9618871789
Email
: [email protected]
GEM GARNET INDIA PVT. LTD.
201, LAXMI COMPLEX, M. I. ROAD
JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN - 302001
Phone
: 0141-3011117/8
PACIFIC GRANITE & STONE INDUSTRIES
SY.N074/3, KONERIPALLI VILLAGE (P)
NALLAGANAKOTHAPALLI
HOSUR, TAMIL NADU - 635117
Phone
: 9448031111
Fax
: 04344226438
Email
: [email protected]
JATHA SHANKAR MARBLES PVT. LTD.
GANESH VILLA, 153, SECTOR-46
FARIDABAD, HARYANA - 121001
Phone
: 129-2438365 / 2438366
Fax
: 129-2439266
Email
: [email protected]
MARUTHI GRANITES
DOOR NO.28-761/1, K.N.COLONY
GANGANAPALLI ROAD
CHITTOOR, ANDHRA PRADESH - 517001
Phone
: 08572226851 / 9989405500
Email
: [email protected]
MONARCH GRANITES
SY NO.258, AMUDALAPALLY (V)
SHANKARAPATNAM (M)
KARIMNAGAR, ANDHRA PRADESH - 505470
Phone
: 9908232443 / 9440406016
Email
: [email protected]
SONAR IMPEX
ROOM NO.5, IST FLOOR, VGS BUILDING
LADY HILL, MANGALORE
KARNATAKA - 575006
Phone
: 0824-2455038 / 2455371
Fax
: 0824-2455371
Email
: [email protected]
STONE EXPORTERS (INDIA) PVT. LTD.
NO.8-3-214/2/C, 2ND FLOOR, GANESH
COMPLEX, OPP.SWARANAJAYANTHI
COMPLEX, AMEERPET
HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH - 500038
Phone
: 9177885551
Email
: [email protected]
SAIRAJ GRANITES
NO.8-3-19/2, WARD 8, KATTARAMPUR
Phone
: 08786503737 / 9849055445
Email
: [email protected]
MEENAKSHI STONEX
SY. NO.380/A, ALUGUNOOR VILLAGE
THIMMAPUR
KARIMNAGAR, KARNATAKA - 505527
Phone
: 9949071726
Email
: [email protected]
SOURIISH MARBLES PVT. LTD.
113, (4879/XI), GROUND FLOOR
ANSARI ROAD, DARYA GANJ
HARISTONE
4, 2F, IST CROSS, VI NAYAKA LAYOUT
BHOOPASANDRA
Phone
: 08023511021 / 9845089076
Email
: [email protected]
GAYATRI GRANITE INDUSTRIES
H NO.11-10-701/1C, BURHANPURAM
KHAMMMAM, ANDHRA PRADESH - 507002
Phone
: 08742-233561 / 9542522555
Email
: [email protected]
STONEVAULT EXPORTS INDIA PVT. LTD.
94, GOLLAPALLI VILLAGE, CHENNAPALLI
POST, SHOOLAGIRI BLOCK, HOSUR
KRISHNAGIRI, TAMIL NADU - 635117
Phone
: 0944-2155426 / 9047058761
Fax
: 04344225352
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.stonevault.in
NYS GRANITES IMPEX PVT. LTD.
NO.3603, WARD NO.5
NEW KOTWALPETH ILKA
BAGALKOT, KARNATAKA - 587125
Phone
: 9448119199
Fax
: 080-26490520
Email
: [email protected]
STONES AMERICA
H-26, PLOT NO.1987, 5TH STREET
12TH MAIN ROAD, ANNA NAGAR
Phone
: 044 42171818 / 9940182279
Email
: [email protected]
MAA ENTERPRISES
D.NO.634, 3RD LANE, 5TH CROSS ROAD
ARUNDELPET
GUNTUR, ANDHRA PRADESH - 522002
Phone
: 08632356969 / 9966554477
Email
: [email protected]
NATURAL STONES
D.NO.11-3-25/5, SANDHYA MAHAL
CHINAABARATAM STREET
SRIKAKULAM, ANDHRA PRADESH - 532001
Phone
: 08942221765 / 9440513777
Email
: [email protected]
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SRI DURGA GRANITES
H.NO.9-8-68, RAMNAGAR
Phone
: 08786501650 / 9000350008
Email
: [email protected]
VINAY STONEX
H.NO.2-10-1754, CHAITHANYAPURI
Phone
: 08786501650 / 8886682222
Fax
: 08786501650
Email
: [email protected]
SLNR & CO, (KNR)
H.NO.5-17, POST & VILLAGE, DURSHED
MANDAL & DIST.KARIMNAGAR
Phone
: 9490222266
Email
: [email protected]
RONAK MINERALS PVT. LTD.
NEAR SAIBABA MANDIR, OPP. PATEL HOTEL,
DELHI HIGHWAY
PALANPUR, GUJARAT-385001
Phone
: 9824966139 / 40371515
Email
: [email protected]
PROCESSED
MINERALS
VINAYAKAMICRONS (INDIA) PVT. LTD.
VINAYAKA, 385 & 386, SAINATH NAGAR
SENDRA ROAD, THIKARANA BEAWAR
Phone
: 0091-9351383930 / 931407428
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.vinayakamicrons.com
JAGSHANTI MINERAL GRINDING MILLS
E-27(A), MARUDHAR INDUSTRIAL AREA
PHASE -II, BASNI
JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN - 342005
Phone
: 2740036 / 2740815
Fax
: 0291-2741596
Email
: [email protected]
KHALSA SUPER PACK
PLOT NO.3, FOCAL POINT
TARN TARAN
AMRITSAR, PUNJAB - 153401
Phone
: 0091 1852-222922
Email
: [email protected]
UNITED METAMIN PVT. LTD.
1, UNITED HOUSE, BEHIND RIICO HOUSING
COLONY
AJMER ROAD, BEAWAR
Phone
: 1462 226399/226933
Fax
: 1462 226536
Email
: [email protected]
KRUSHNA CREATION
MEGRAS MAKDIA ROAD VILLAGE MAKDIYA
Phone
: 1482 513137 / 95097 09259
BHILWARA, RAJASTHAN - 311001
Email
: [email protected]
NATURAL BLEACH EARTHS PVT. LTD.
PLOT NO.P-9/16, IDA, NACHARAM
Phone
: 040-7152922
Fax
: 040-7152922
Email
: [email protected]
GOLCHA MINERALS (INDIA) PVT. LTD.
GOLCHA TRADE CENTER
M.I.ROAD, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN - 302001
Phone
: 9829056983 / 911414056666
Email
: [email protected]
VEGA CHEMICALS PVT. LTD.
C-404, LAKSHYACHANDI HEIGHTS
GOREGAON EAST
Phone
: 02572234446 / 9881477164
Email
: [email protected]
GUNJAN MINERALS & CLAYS LLP
NO.2, GROUND FLOOR, SHIV KUTIR
5TH ROAD, JUHU SCHEME, VILE PARLE-WEST
Phone
: 02832-250434 / 02832
Email
: [email protected]
BULK
MINERALS
& ORES
DISHA REALCON PVT. LTD.
FLAT-67, BLOCK-C, SEETAL SADAN
33, TOLLYGUNGE CIRCULAR ROAD
Phone
: 9831626411
Email
: [email protected]
SINGHAL BUSINESS PVT. LTD.
30/271, BADAIPARA, GIRI CHOWK
RAIPUR, CHANDIGARH - 492001
Phone
: 9977286100/07712292221
Email
: [email protected]
THANKYS EXPORTS PVT. LTD.
JEEVAN JYOT, M.G.ROAD
PORBANDAR, GUJARAT - 360575
Phone
: 286-2243386 / 9898333283
Email
: [email protected]
AMAN TRADING CO.
105, ANNA SAGAR SCRAP MARKET,
B/H.FAROOQI
JARIMARI, KURLA-ANDHERI ROAD
KURLA-WEST
Phone
: 02226526505 / 9833037343
Email
: [email protected]
NEW MEMBERSHIP MARCH 2014
RUBBER
MANUFACTURED
PRODUCTS
CAPITAL KING ROLLER CO.,THE
1374/BII,TIRTHANKAR NAGAR
JAIN COLONY, VILLAGE KARALA
Phone
: 11 64746484
Email
: [email protected]
PAINTS &
ALLIED
PRODUCTS
NEO POLY INDUSTRIES
2-1-150 TO 15B, NO.6,2ND FLOOR
HMI ESTATE MG ROAD
SECUNDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH - 500003
Phone
: 9849992910 / 04065281487
Email
: [email protected]
HYDERABAD PIGMENTS PVT. LTD.
9-1-108/1,2ND FLOOR, TATA CHARY
COMPOUND, S.D.ROAD
SECUNDRABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH - 500026
Phone
: 040-66494801 / 9396897139
Email
: [email protected]
Website : www.hppl.in
SHIVAM POLYMERS & CHEMICALS
C-101,VEENA, VASANT NAGARI
SECTOR-1,VASAI (E)
Phone
: 2525-271555/2525-205254
Email
: [email protected]
GLASS
AND
GLASSWARES
BIG POWER GLASS INDIA PVT. LTD.
SURVEY NO.459/1, POR GAM
POR-KUDASAN ROAD
GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT - 382421
Phone
: 9879795379
Email
: [email protected]
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PLYWOOD
&
ALLIED PRODUCTS
PARAMOUNT IMPORT EXPORT CORPORATION
SHOP NO.48/A, HARI MARKET
3RD ROAD, KHAR WEST
Phone
: 2648 2831 / 22 2648 2841
Email
: [email protected]
CERAMICS
&
REFRACTORIES
EUROCOIN CERAMICS PVT. LTD.
SR.NO.564,NEAR NARMADA CANAL
JETPAR ROAD,AT.SHAPAR
Phone
: 02822250114 / 9909922881
Email
: [email protected]
VINAV REFRACTORIES
A6,NEW NARAYAN NAGAR SOC.
OPP:RANESHWAR TEMPLE,SAIYED VASNA
ROAD
BARODA, GUJARAT - 390015
Phone
: 265-2250052
Email
: [email protected]
CEMENT, CLINKERS
& ASB. CEMENT
PROD.
SKF IMPEX
101,ANKUR SHOPPING
CENTRE,BLDG.NO.2,OPP.VIJAY
DAIRY, GUJARAT GAS CIRCLE,ADAJAN
Phone
: 02612780122 / 9662548910
Email
: [email protected]
PAPER, PAPER
BOARD &
PAPER PRODUCTS
ASTRON PAPER & BOARD MILL LTD.
D-702,GANESH MERIDIAN,OPP:HIGH COURT
S.G.HIGHWAY
AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT - 380009
Phone
: 07940081221 / 9099989252
Email
: [email protected]
MISCELLANEOUS
PRODUCTS
SRN IMPEX
28/GF,GODHAVARI NAGAR MAIN ROAD
AYYENJERI,URAPAKKAM
Phone
: 4427402920 / 9841031310
Email
: [email protected]
GRANITES,NATURAL
STONES &
PRODUCTS
EXPORT INTERNATIONAL
177(93/1),OLD CALCUTTA ROAD
BARRACKPORE
Phone
: 033-26452910 /9674830241
Email
: [email protected]
SUVARNA GRANITES
H.NO.10-1-604,SANTOSHNAGAR
Phone
: 08782265800 / 9440764422
Email
: [email protected]
BMR MINERALS
NO.2-12-72/1, IST FLOOR,NALANDA NAGAR
B.V.REDDY COLONY
Phone
: 08572220837 / 9740803111
Email
: [email protected]
SAI CHARAN GRANITES EXPORTS
NO.26-39,KAJUR,GREAMSPET
Phone
: 08572226363 / 9000266642
Email
: [email protected]
RICHERD GRANITES PRIVATE LIMITED
FLAT NO.B-1,NO/21, TTK ROAD
IST CROSS STREET, ALWARPET
Phone
: 044-42072273/ 9944400077
Email
: [email protected]
AMARAVATHI GRANITES
FLAT NO.304,VENKATAPATHI MANSION
BHAGYANAGAR COLONY,OPP:K.P.H.B.
Phone
: 040-23811891
Email
: [email protected]
BULK
MINERALS
& ORES
SHREYAS STONES
HURULUGURKI VILLAGE
DEVANAHALLI TALUK
Phone
: 12345678
Email
: [email protected]
ASSAM SAII MOTORS PVT. LTD.
1A, NANDA MULLICK LANE
SAI GANESH EXPORTS
D.NO 4-69/56/5, FLAT NO.D2,AJAYA RESIDENCY
THEEGALAGUTTAPALLY
Phone
: 08782255990 / 9966199990
Email
: [email protected]
Phone
: 33-2530 6091/5238
Fax
: 33-2843 0546
Email
: [email protected]
Proforma invoice link
http://capexil.com/latest_news/PROFORMA-INVOICE-&-FACTSHEET.pdf
http://capexil.com/latest_news/PROFORMA-INVOICE-&-FACTSHEET.docx
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"Vanijya Bhavan"
International Trade Facilitation Centre, 1/1, Wood Street, Kolkata 700 016, India
Phone : 91-33-2289-0524/25, 1721 to 23/1725, Fax : 033-2289 1724