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India Sets Rs 34,000 As Floor Price For Clear Float Glass Imports To Shield Domestic Makers
India has imposed a Rs 34,000 per tonne minimum import price on clear float glass for one year, restricting shipments priced below the threshold.
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Exporters To Meet DGFT Tomorrow To Discuss Export Promotion Scheme Benefits
Discussions are expected to revolve around access to export credit, cross bordering factoring support and support to exporters in tackling non-tariff measures.
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DGFT Sarangi Lauds Indian Regulatory System’s Transparent Process For High-Tech Exports
India's regulatory system ensures transparent process for high-tech exports: DGFT Sarangi
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Government Imposes Curbs On Import Of Low Ash Metallurgical Coke For Six Months
The quota system will significantly limit imports from several countries when compared to the actual imports in 2023–24, said think tank Global Trade Research Initiative.
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India bans cotton exports effective immediately
India has banned cotton exports with immediate effect, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade said
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Export Of Non-Basmati White Rice Banned By Government
The government on Thursday prohibited export of non-basmati white rice, according to a notification of the directorate general of foreign trade (DGFT).
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Import Of Cigarette Lighters Under Rs 20 Prohibited By Government
The government on Thursday prohibited imports of cigarette lighters if the price per unit is less than Rs 20, with a view to discourage inbound shipments of the product.
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Government Lifts Ban On Export, Import Of Certain Items From Iran
The government on Wednesday lifted a ban on export and import of certain items from Iran, following lifting of sanctions against the Persian Gulf nation by the US and other western powers in January.
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Commerce Ministry Moves Cabinet Note on Interest Subvention Scheme
To give a fillip to exports, the Commerce Ministry has moved a Cabinet note on a proposal to provide cheaper credit access to exporters from various sectors under the interest subvention scheme.
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Government Extends Deadline for Pharma Barcodes
The government has extended the deadline to affix barcodes on mono cartons (ointments, eye/ear drops) by pharmaceutical companies to April 2015.
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Government modifies policy for import of cars, bikes for race events
The government has modified the trade policy to facilitate imports of cars and motorcycles for racing events.
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Government considers scrapping registration of sugar exports: report
The government is considering removal of the mandatory registration process for sugar exports in view of surplus production this year, according to a senior government official.
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Government levies restriction on import of second hand goods
The government has imposed restrictions on import of second hand goods and re-conditioned spares of personal computers and laptops, a decision that could boost domestic manufacturing.
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Govt permits 3 airlines to directly import 12.65 lakh kilo litres ATF
Kingfisher Airlines, SpiceJet and IndiGo have been permitted to directly buy jet fuel from foreign sources.
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SpiceJet seeks DGFT permission for importing aviation turbine fuel
SpiceJet is the first airline in the country to apply for approval for import of aviation turbine fuel.
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India Sets Rs 34,000 As Floor Price For Clear Float Glass Imports To Shield Domestic Makers
India has imposed a Rs 34,000 per tonne minimum import price on clear float glass for one year, restricting shipments priced below the threshold.
-
Exporters To Meet DGFT Tomorrow To Discuss Export Promotion Scheme Benefits
Discussions are expected to revolve around access to export credit, cross bordering factoring support and support to exporters in tackling non-tariff measures.
-
DGFT Sarangi Lauds Indian Regulatory System’s Transparent Process For High-Tech Exports
India's regulatory system ensures transparent process for high-tech exports: DGFT Sarangi
-
Government Imposes Curbs On Import Of Low Ash Metallurgical Coke For Six Months
The quota system will significantly limit imports from several countries when compared to the actual imports in 2023–24, said think tank Global Trade Research Initiative.
-
India bans cotton exports effective immediately
India has banned cotton exports with immediate effect, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade said
-
Export Of Non-Basmati White Rice Banned By Government
The government on Thursday prohibited export of non-basmati white rice, according to a notification of the directorate general of foreign trade (DGFT).
-
Import Of Cigarette Lighters Under Rs 20 Prohibited By Government
The government on Thursday prohibited imports of cigarette lighters if the price per unit is less than Rs 20, with a view to discourage inbound shipments of the product.
-
Government Lifts Ban On Export, Import Of Certain Items From Iran
The government on Wednesday lifted a ban on export and import of certain items from Iran, following lifting of sanctions against the Persian Gulf nation by the US and other western powers in January.
-
Commerce Ministry Moves Cabinet Note on Interest Subvention Scheme
To give a fillip to exports, the Commerce Ministry has moved a Cabinet note on a proposal to provide cheaper credit access to exporters from various sectors under the interest subvention scheme.
-
Government Extends Deadline for Pharma Barcodes
The government has extended the deadline to affix barcodes on mono cartons (ointments, eye/ear drops) by pharmaceutical companies to April 2015.
-
Government modifies policy for import of cars, bikes for race events
The government has modified the trade policy to facilitate imports of cars and motorcycles for racing events.
-
Government considers scrapping registration of sugar exports: report
The government is considering removal of the mandatory registration process for sugar exports in view of surplus production this year, according to a senior government official.
-
Government levies restriction on import of second hand goods
The government has imposed restrictions on import of second hand goods and re-conditioned spares of personal computers and laptops, a decision that could boost domestic manufacturing.
-
Govt permits 3 airlines to directly import 12.65 lakh kilo litres ATF
Kingfisher Airlines, SpiceJet and IndiGo have been permitted to directly buy jet fuel from foreign sources.
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SpiceJet seeks DGFT permission for importing aviation turbine fuel
SpiceJet is the first airline in the country to apply for approval for import of aviation turbine fuel.
