DGFT amended the Handbook of Procedures by limiting gold imports under Advance Authorisation to a maximum of 100 kilograms. The changes aim to strengthen regulatory oversight and ensure better compliance monitoring.
DGFT amended Appendix 2B of FTP 2023 to include authorised agencies permitted to issue Preferential Certificates of Origin under the India-UK CETA. The notification specifies product-wise authorities and SEZ-based issuing agencies.
DGFT amended Para 2.91 of the Handbook of Procedures, 2023 to allow exporters to obtain Certificates of Origin under India-UK CETA through self-declaration. The amendment also retains the existing authorised agency certification mechanism.
DGFT notified the enlistment of fourteen new Pre-Shipment Inspection Agencies under Appendix-2G of FTP 2023. The agencies are now authorized to issue Pre-Shipment Inspection Certificates through the DGFT portal.
The issue involved limited validity of norms for Advance Authorisation. The amendment extends validity to 2028, ensuring continuity and reducing compliance burden.
The update introduces four new input-output norms for specified chemical products. It allows direct approvals by authorities, reducing delays and improving consistency in export processes.
The government has introduced clear procedures for applying and allocating wheat export quotas. Strict eligibility, timelines, and reporting requirements must be followed.
The notice outlines procedures for handling export containers returned due to disrupted maritime routes. It allows simplified clearance without Bill of Entry where seal integrity is verified.
DGFT revised Appendix 4B to update banks permitted to import gold and silver. The notice clarifies authorized entities and validity period till 2029, ensuring regulatory clarity.
DGFT has extended the deadline for TRQ applications under key trade agreements to 25 April 2026. The update ensures additional time for applicants while maintaining existing FTP conditions.
