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REGISTERED No. D. (D.)72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART -I SECTION—I

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1980/CHAITRA 12, 1902

Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation

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170 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA :

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND CIVIL SUPPLIES

(Department of Commerce)

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 13—ETC (PN)/80

New Delhi, the 1st April, 1980

SUBJECT.—Export Policy for the period ending 31st March, 1981

F. No. 19/1/79/E-I/E-2.—Attention is invited to the Department of Commerce Public Notice No, 3Q-ETC(PN)/79 dated the 30th March, 1979 announcing the policy for the year April, 1979—March, 1980 and Exports (Control) Amendment Order No. E(C)O, 1977/AMU47) dated the 1st April 1980 on the above subject.

2. The policy for export of different items to be followed for the period April, 1980 to 31st March, 198 Us Indicated against each i&n in the Policy Statement enclosed with this Public Notice. 3. This comes into force with immediate effect, 4. Sub-para 14(9) of Section I of Export Policy, 1979-80 will be substituted by the following :—

After the shipment is effected but within a period of 7 days of the shipment, each licence holder shall intimate to the licensing authority, which issued the licence, particulars of the shiPmenl(s) actually effected. Failure to do so wjll entail him to the refusal of grant of export licence for the items allowed under limited ceiling for further exports in terms of clause 5(q) of Exports (Control) Order, 1977 as amended from time to time, for the licensing period.

5. Pre-ban (including pre-control) Commitments :—

The provisions of Paragraph 295 of the Hand Book of Imports and Exports Procedure. 1979-80 will be substituted by the following :

295(1) : Unless otherwise provided, the following types of prc-ban (including pre-control) commitments may ordinarily bo honoured for export control purposes :

(a) Where, against a specific export order an irrevocable letter of credit in the case of the exporter/exporting firm has been openedby the foreign buyer covering 100% f.o.b. value of the consignment and accepted by a scheduled bank in India prior to the date of ban/control;

(b) Where advance payment has been received, provided that :

(i) the advance payment has been received against a specific export order and covers 100% f.o.b. value of consignment and

(ii) the advance payment has been received through an authorised dealer in foreign exchange on or prior to the date of ban;

Notwithstanding the above, CCI&E may, for reasons to be recorded in writing, recommend to Government to treat any other claims not covered by the provision* above as pre-ban commitment,

295(2) : Copies of pre-ban commitments/export contracts (or pre-control commitments/contracts) should be sent by tl e person concerned to the regional licensing authorities concerned along with documentary evidence relied upon 'n support of such commitments/ contracts having been made. These documents should be sent to the licensing authority by Registered Post A D. within a period of 15 days from the date of Public/Trade Notice of Notification announcing the imposition of the ban on exports of the concerned conimgdity or the date on which such commodity is placed under export control, as the case may be. Cognizance will be taken only of cases where these documents have been thus, filed in time. The submission of such evidence shall not, however, confer any right on the person con- cerned to the grant of any export licence or permission to export:

NOTE : A Contract is deemed to be concluded after an offer is made and is accepted by the second party. It should be specific as to the mutually accepted terms and contents, i.e. it is binding on both, with reference to its enforceability.

6. In respect of items allowed for export ''on merits", no person should enter into commitment before obtaining the necessary per- mission foi export. Applications in respect of such items should be submitted to the CCI&E, New Delhi.

POLICY STATEMENT

Export Licensing Policy of Items Listed in Part 'B' of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977

Description of the item

licensing Policy

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Si. No. as in Part'E Schedu I

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3

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"On merits"

1.

"On merltg"

(a) Mules (b) Camels Cattle

2.

Live Sheep and Goat (including lamb/kids)

3.

1. Export of female buffaloes (only culls) and male buffaloes not used for breeding and draught purposes will be allowed as provided under OGL 3. 2. Export of Haryana, Ongole, Gir, Kankrej breeds of cattle and buffaloes (all breeds) will be allowed purely for breeding purposes, within a limited ceiling. The export will bo channelised through Indian Dairy Corporation. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3, subject to the following:— (i) Sheep procured from temperate zone of J & K/Himachal Pradesh/ Hill areas of U.P./Arunachal Pradesh States and from Baonur/Mandya

in Karnataka State shall not be allowed,

(ii) In the case of sheep only whethers (i.e. castrated male) and culled

. female, stock will be allowed,

(iii) In case of goats, three milch breeds viz. JamnaPari, Beetal an Bara- bari and one mutton tvoe -viz. Black Bengal shall not bo permitted for export.

(a) Live animals, 1. Striped Squire]Is (b) AninMil Products :

(1) Common 1'ox skin (Vulpcs Beng-alencis (2) Hill Fox skins (Vulpes vulpcs montana) 0) Jackal skin (CanisaUTcus) (4) Jungle cat slins (Felis cbaus) (5) Deleted (6) Porcupine Quills (Hysrtix indica) (7) Shed Sta" horns—Serai processed

Export will be allowed within limited ceiling on first-come, tiist-serve basis by exporters of Wild life and Wild life products from 4 major ports of Btmbay Calcutta, Madras and New Delhi. Export •will be allowed only on produc- tion of a valid certificate issued by the Chitf Wild life Warden of the State Concerned or by the Chief Conservator of Forestt, of those statts where the Chief Wild life Warden has not been appointed or t^e Officer who may be )• authorised by the State Government to issue Wild Animals Dealer/Manu- facturers licences under the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972, to the effect that the Wild Life and their products sUch as skins and feathers etc., ten- dered for export have been procured through legal means. Every consign- ment of Wild life and its products will be Subject to verification by the Re- gional Director of Wild Life Preservation.

(8) Mongoose hair

_ Export will be allowed "On meriti"

(c) Birds :

(1) flarbets (Capitonldae) 1 (2) Bayas (3) Bulbuls (Pyononotldae) (4) Buntings (Embciizidae) (5) Chloropsis (6) Finches (Fringillidac) (7) Mynas (other than Hill Mynu) US) Varakeets (9) pekin robin

EM>oft will be allowed within limited ceiling on first come, first served basis by exporters of Wildlife and Wildlife Products from 4 major ports of Bombay, Calcutta, Madras and New Delhi. Export will be allowed only on pro- duction of a valid certificate issued by the Chief Wildlife Warden of the State concerned or by the Chief Conservator of Forest of those states where the Chief Wildlife Warden ha" not been appointed or the Officers who may K' authorised by the State Government t0 is8Ue Wild Animals Dealers/ Manufacturers licence* under the Wild Life (protection) Act, 1972 to the effect that the Wild Life and their products such as skins and feathers etc. tendered for export have been procured through legal means. Every consignment of Wild life and its products will be subject to verification by the Regional Director of Wildlife Preservation.

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(10) Pittas (Pittiade) (11) Rosy Pasterg (12) Robins (13) Ruby threati (14) Sibias (15) Sivas (16) Sparrow (17) Starlings . (18) Sunbirds (Ncctarlniidac) (19) Thrushes (Muscicapidae) (20) Whiteeyes (Piaddcl) (21) Wood Packers. J

(d) Peacock Tail Feathers

Export of only Tail Feathers of Peacock and articles made therefrom will be allowed within a limited ceiling to the (i) established exporters of Peacock feathers on pro-rala basis of their best year's exports selected by them out of the basic period and (ii) Exporters of manufactured articles in which peacock tail feathers have been used. Crest feathers and any other Part or portion of peacock's will not be allowed for export.

Live frogs

Export will bo allowed is provided under OGL 3.

5.

6.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3.,

(a) Meat of Indian Buffalo—including the heart, liver, lungs, brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs.

(b) Deleted.

Marine Products, the following

7.

(i) Dried and wet salted fish products :

1. Dried Salted and unsalted fish other

than Bombay Duck.

Export *ill be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

2- Dried Salted and unsalted prawns 3. Wet salted fish A- Fish pickles 5.. Delated 6. Fish maws 7. Sharkflns S. Fish Oil 9. Beach-de-mere

(il) Fresh, live, frown and canned products :

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1. Fresn fish other than Pomf n t 2. Live lobsters, shell fish and fish 3. Frozen fish other than Pomfret and prawn 4. Frozen lobsters tails, crabs 5. f">0ien clams, Oysters etc. 6. Canned fish, prawns, crabs, clams, mus-

sels etc.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

7. Frogs and froglegs which are processed for export in units which ate engaged es- sentially foi processing marine proaucU

or the purpose* oi export (not covered under entry No. 17 of part A Schedule I).

(iii) Other miscellaneous sea-focd products :

1. Shells 2. Fish Eggs 3. Aquarium fish and plants 4. Cuttle fish bones

(iv) Other marine products

(i) Fish meal with less than 50 per ceni protein contents not allowed for (v) Fish meal and Fish Guano

export.

(if) Fish meal with protein contend 60 per cent or above, will be allowed for

export freely without any quantitative restriction.

(iii) Pish meal with protein contents 50 per cent or above but less than 60

per cent will be allowed within a limited ceiling.

Export allowed freely within a limited ceiling

(vi) Dried salted and unsalted Bombay Ducks

Export allowed freely within a limited ceiling

(vii) Fresh and Frozen Pomfret

8. Deleted

9. Deleted

10. Pure Milk Ghee

Export allowed within a ceiling on first come, first served basis. It is also allowed through STC within a ceiling

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

10A. Eggs

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

11. Bristles

12. Deleted

13. Bones :

I "On merits"

(i) Uncmshed bones other than uncrushed

bones of elephant and fish bones.

(il) Skeletons

Export of human Skeletons will be allowed by tho Port licensing Authorities on production of certificates from (i) Police Authorities not below tho rank of the Officer-in-Charge of the Police Station concerned regarding the source of procurement should also indicate the quantity by weight or by number and the export will be allowed by the licensing authorities only to the extent mentioned in the certificate and (ii) foreign buyer that human skeletons are required for biological and medical purposed only. Export of other skeletons is allowed "On merits."

Export allowed within limited ceiling on first come, first served basis against (ii) Crushed Bones

firm sale contract backed by 100 per cent irrevocable letter of credit.

Export allowed within limited ceiling on first come, first served basis.

"iv) Bone Meal

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Animal bile, Gallstone, Coloch"n

14.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3-

15.

"On merits" through State and Central Agencies.

(1) Fresh fruits (ii) Fresh vegetables other than onion* and

potatoes.

Vegetables, the following r

16.

Canalised through NAFED (See Annexure D.

(i) Onions

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL.3.

(ii) Potatoes

Deleted.

17.

(i) Cardamoms, Small and large

18.

1. Export of cardamom small will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3. 2. Export of cardamom large will be allowed as provided under OGL.3.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL.3. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL.3- Export will be allowed as provided under OGL.3.

(ii) Cumin Seeds (iii) Turmeric (iv) Fresh Ginger

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL, 3.

Chillies dried in all forma

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20. Grains and Flour, other than those mentioned in Part 'A'.

1. "On merits" 2. Basmati Rico and other fine and superfine varieties e.g., Telia Hamsa Mashuri, Jeeragasmbha, Permal etc. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

3. Coarse Rice—Export will bo allowed through STC, State and Central

Government Agencies.

Export of Pulses, Lentils etc. (including processed pulses) not allowed.

21. Pulses, Lentils, Grams and Beans and Flour made therefrom.

22.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3. Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling,

(i) Malt, other than Barley Malt (ii) Barley Malt

Oilseeds, the following :—

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(i) Groundnuts, including HPS variety both in

shell and kernels.

1, Export of HPS Groundnuts canalised through NAFED (See Annexure I) 2. Export of blanched and roasted peanuts allwcd within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis, subject to minimum export price of Rs. 9,000 per tonne f.o.b,

3. Export of roasted and salted peanuts in consumer packs will be allowed

as provided under OGL.3.

4. Export of other varieties is not allowed. "On merits" Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexure I) Export canalised through NAFED

(ii) Mustard/rape seeds (iii) Sesame seed (iv) Niger Seed

Seeds, other than oilseeds, the following :—

24.

(i) Green manure leeds of the varieties of "On merits"

Dhanlcha.

(ii) Sun-hemp seeds (iii) Potato seeds (All varieties) and Onion seeds (iv) Foodgrains seeds including wheat seeds (v) Forestry seeds including tree seeds, hedge

"On merits" Canalised through National Seeds Corporation within limited ceiling Export will be allowed as provided under OGL.3. "On merits", but the following varieties of Hedge Seeds will be allowed as seeds and tarwar seeds.

provided under OGL.3 :— 1. Dodonea Viscose 2, Inga Dulcis (Madras thorn) 3. Prosopis Juliflora.

(vi) Seeds of Ornamental Plants

1, Wild seed not allowed;

2. Seeds grown in Nursery other than those included in OGL. 3 will be allo wed

"On merits";

3. Seeds of ornamental plants included in OGL. 3 will be allowed as provided

under OGL. 3.

25. Nux Vomica seeds, bark, leaves, roots and powder thereof.

(i) Nux Vomica seeds licensed freely on first-come, first-served basis within a limited ceiling on production of a declaration to the effect that the exporter has ready stocks of Nux Vomica seeds with him.

(ii) Nux Vomica Barks allowed freely on flrst-come, first-served basis within

a limited ceiling on production of; (a) a certificate from the Forest Department to the effect that the Nux Vomica Bark tendered for export has been collected from fallen trees; and

(b) a declaration to the effect that the exporter has ready stock of bark

with him.

(iii) Others not allowed

"On merits"

Pyrethrum flowers

2fi.

Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexure T)

27. Shellac, seedlac, button lac, garnet lac, and all other forms of lac except those mentioned in item No. 14 of Part 'A'.

Deleted

28.

1, Export of Guar Gum having protein content 9% or less allowed freely 2. Export of Guar meal will be allowed to exporters of Guar Gum [as per (1) above], on first-come, fixst-served basis and within a limited ceiling, at the rate of 1 tonne of Guar meal per tonne of Guar Gum thus exported in 1980-81.

                                                          3.  Export  of  Guar  Churi  allowed  "On  merits".
30.   Deleted
31.   Vegetable  oils, the following  :—
       (i)  Mustard  oil/rape seed oil                    (1)  Export  of  Mustard  oil allowed "On  merits".
                                                          (2)  Export  of rape seed  oil not  allowed.
       (H)  Sesame seed oil                               "On merits".
      (iii)  Castor  oil                                  Export canalised under  OGL.4 (See Annexure I)
32.   Hydrogenated  Oil (Vanaspati  ghee)                 Export will be allowed within limited ceiling.
33.   Sugar                                               Export  will  be  allowed  as provided  under  OGL.  3, by the  State  Trading
                                                             Corporation  of  India  Ltd.
33A .. Khandsari  Sugar                                    Export  will  be  allowed  as  provided  under  OGL.  3.
34.   Jaggery  (Gur)                                      Export will be allowed  as provided under  OGL. 3.
35.   Molasses                                             Export canalised under  OGL. 4 (See Annexure I),
36.   Ethyl Alcohol  or  rectified  spirit  of  any  proof  de- "On merits"  through  STC  only.
      gree, whether  denatured  or  not.
37.   Mango Juice                                          Export  will  be  allowed  as  provided  under  OGL,  3.
      De-oiled  Rice Bran

Export canalised (See Annexure 1)

38.

Export will be allowed within limited ceiling tubject to the following condi 39. Wheat Products, viz., Maida, Rawa, Suji, Resul- tant Atta and Wheat Bran.

tions :

(i) If the exporter himself is not a roller mill as defined in the Wheat Flour Mills (Licensing and Control) Order, 1957 he will have to designate such a roller mill and filo with the Licensing Authority an attested copy of the agreement entered with the miller for converting wheat into wheat pro- ducts;

(ii) On an application from the exporter and after filing the attested copy of the agreement entered with the miller where this is necessary, the licen- sing Authority will issue the release order on the Food Corporation of India (Regional Office concerned) to enable the roller mill to obtain supplies of wheat for the fulfilment of the export order,

(iii) The quantity of wheat for which the Release Order will be issued will allow for a minimum extraction of 20 per cent by way of wheat bran and 1 per cent of refraction, the remaining 79 per cent being for Maida, Rawa, Suji and resultant Atta, as is required for fulfilling the export order; (iv) Export of Wheat bran to the extent produced by the roller mill in accord- ance with the above, but not exceeding 22% of wheat supplied by the Food Corporation of India for the purpose i n any case, will also be allowed for export by the exporter, on his giving to the licensing Authority evi- dence of the fulfilment of tho export obligation in respect of Maida, Rawa, Suji and resultant Atta;

(v) Ordinarily, the export order should cover the entire wheat products produced out of tho wheat supplied in accordance with (iv) above, but in any case; (a) if export of bran is also involved at least 70% and (b) if export of bran is not involved, at least 60% of the wheat product so produced shall be exported under the scheme;

(vi) Such quantity of Maida/Rawa/Suji/Resultant Atta as is left with the roller mill, after the execution of the export order as above, will be avail- able for its disposal in the open market in accordance with the relevant Statute.

Export canalised (See Annexure I)

40.   De-olied groundnut  cake  (extraction)
41.    (i)  Solvent  Extracted  Cotton  seed  cakes  (De- Export  canalised  (See  Annexure  1)
           corticated  and  undecorticated)
       (ii)  Deleted
42.   Flue-cured  Virginia  Tobacco,  Suncurcd  Virginia  Export  will  be  allowed  aj  provided  under  OGL.  3,
      Tobacco,  Sun-cured  Natu  (country) Tobacco  and 1
      Sun-cured Jutty Tobacco.
43.   Deleted
44.   Cement                                              Export  canalised  under  OGL.4  (See  Annexure  I)

i. Deleted

45. Minerals, ores and concentrates the following :—

(i) Bauxite :—

(a) (i) Bauxite with Alumina content less

than 40 per cent and

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(ii) Bauxite with alumina content 50 per cent hut with silica content exceeding 5 per cent.

30 per cent and

Export allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis subject to the production of firm offer or sale contract from overseas buyer indi- cating the quantities, prices, shipping schedule.

(b) (i) Bauxite with alumina content above"! ] (ii) Bauxite with alumina content bet- I ween 40 per cent to 50 per cent but j the Silica content at 5 per cent or below,

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(a) of Goa Origin : from Goa :—

(ii) Iron Ore

(i) Export of Bi-inetal ores (Black Iron Ore) with manganese content from 3 per cent upto 10 per cent of Goa Origin is canalised under OGL.4 (See Annexure I)

(ii) Other exports to be allowed by the port Licensing Authority at Panjim (Goa) "On merits" on the recommendation of the Goa Administration to Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and West Europe only by Goan exporters,

(iii) Export of Iron Ore Pellets will be allowed by the Port Licensing Authority on the recommendation of the Goa Adminstration as per guidelines prescribed by the Govt, of India from time to time.

(b) Iron ore of Goa Origin to all other destinations and Iron ore of other than Goa Origin—Export canalised under OGL. 4. (See Annexure I)

(iii) Delotcd

(iv) Deleted

Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexure I)

(V) Manganese Ores

(vi) Gypsum anhydrite of gypsum and

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

industrial phosphate gypsum 0) Chemical/Marine Gypsum with purity below 80 %

"On merits"

(ii) Export of all other categories of Gypsum, e.g., Anhydrite, Chemical/Marine with purity 80% and above and Industrial Phosphate Gypsum

Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexure I)

(vii) Barytcs (lumps and powder) includ- ing chemical grade barytes powder/ white/snow white/super snow white barytes.

(viii) Magnesite

1. Export of calcined Magnesite with silica content of 9 per cent and above allowed under OGL, 3 on production of a certificate from Export Ins- pection Agency that silica content is not below 9 per cent

2. Export of raw, dead burnt and calcined Magnesite having silica below 9

per cent not allowed

(ix) Kyanite (other than those men-

tioned in Part 'A')

1. Kyanite containing AIJOJ be* Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling

low 50%.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling

2. Ftyanite concentrates derived by benefication of low grade Kya- nitc containing not more than 45% Al, O" in raw form on the basis of certification by Indian Bureau of Mines.

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(x) Sillimanite :

1. Ktaasi Sillimanite

Export allowed within a ceiling by MMTConly. Fxport allowed within a ceiling by MMTC only. Export allowed within a ceiling by M/s. Indian Rare Earths Ltd., and M/s. Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd., on the recommendation of the Deptt, of Atomic Energy.

2. Sillimanite of Maharashtra Origin 3. Granular Sillimanite Produced by Indian Rare Earths Ltd., (IRJEL) and Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd. (KMML).

Export allowed freely.

(xi) Wollastonitc

Export allowed within a limited ceiling.

(xii) Corrundum, other than Saptdres & rubies

Chrome ores and concentrate* the following :

(xiii)

1. Lumpy chromiU or" with Cr.Oi not exceeding 39.99% or Cr.Oi not exceeding 41.99% pro- vided Cr : Fm ratio is less than 2.2 and SiOa is mor"than 10%.

2. Chromite fines or friabl* or with Cr,Oi not

•xcecdtnE4'i.9%;

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3. Chromite fines or friable ore with Cr,Oj47%

and a hove;

-Export canalised under OGL.4 (See Annexure I).

4 High F" Low grade chromite with Cr,Oi not

•weeding 35% and FeO not less than 23%; and

5, Beneflciated chromite concentrates produced

by processing of low grade chromito ore con- taining Cr,O3 not exceeding 31.99 % in natural form :

(a) Export of processed Mica Powder, Flakes, Mica Products, viz., 46.

Fabricated Mica components, Micanite or built up Mica and Micanite electrical Insulation products allowed under OGL 3.

Processed mica, including mica blocks condenser films and mica splittings of all grade's and variotics, •crap factory cutting!, excepting manufactured and fabricated mica (including die cut condenser films, spacer, bridges, washers, etc.), micanite, reconstituted mica, mica powder and mica paper.

b) Export of Mica including mica splittings of grades and varieties of mica, excepting manufactured and fabricated mica (including die cut condenser films, spaces, bridges, washers etc.) micanite reconstitute mica powder and mica paper, is canalised under OGL 4. FAS/FOB prices of different varieties/grades and qualities of mica and other conditions applicable to their export will be same as were in force during 1979-80,

1. Export of non-coking coal and coke canalised under OGL 4.

I) Coal and Coke

2. Export of carbonised llgnit" briquettes (LOCO) allowed as provided under (ii) Drifted.

OGL 3.

Reformat/Maphtha/Motor Spirit

Export canalised under OGL 4 (See Annexure I).

48.

49. Ckemlcali, th* following :

1. Deleted 2. Butyl Alcohol 3. Butyl Acetate

¹ 4. Mono Chloro Acetic Acid

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3-

5. Deleted 6. Tricholore Ethylene 7. Perchloro Ethylene S. Tetra Chloro Ethane 9. Deleted ,10. Deleted 11. Rubber Chemicals 12. Acetic Acid 13. Deleted 14. Deleted 15. Deleted 16. Chloroquine Phosphate formulations

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

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(i) Cinchona mixed alkaloids and cinchona salts after extraction of quinine and quindine and salts thereof (as certified by the Directorate of Cinchona of Tamil Nadu or West Bengal as the case may be), (ii) Quinidine Sulphate

                                                          Export  will  be  allowed  as  provided  under  OGL. 3,
      (iii)  Quinine and  Quinino  Products               Export  allowed within a limited  ceiling on the recommendation  of  Directorate
                                                             of Cinchona  of Tamil Nadu/West  Bengal as the case may  be.
51.   Synthetic  Musk                                      Export  will  be allowed  as provided  under OGL.3.
52.   Lemongrass  oil                                      Export  canalised under  OGL.4 (See Annexure  I).
53.   Sandalwood  oil                                      Export  will be allowed as  provided  under OGL. 3.
54.   Sal Oil                                             Expoit  will be allowed as provided  under  OGL. 3.
55.    (i)  Exposed  Cinematographic films (feature  and'
          non-feature),  except  8  mm  and  16 mm  non-
          feature  films  (not  exceeding  120  metres  in
          length):—
          (a)  Exposed  cinematographic  films  (feature   Export  canalised  under  OGL, 4 (Sec Annexure I).
               films)
           (b)  Other  exposed  cinematographic  films     (i)  Documentary films-export allowed  under OGL.3.
               (like  documentary  and  advertisement
               films) except  8 mm  and  16 mm  non-fea-
               ture  films  not  exceeding  120  metres in (ii)  Advertisement  films-export  allowed  under OGL.3.
               length.
           (c)  8 mm  and  16 mm  non-feature  films  not   Not  under  Export  Control.
               exceeding  120 metre in length.
      (ii)  Video taped  cinema films including   casset- Export  canalised  under  OGL.4 (See Annexure 1).
          tes.
56.   Deleted
57.   Deleted
58.   Deleted
59.   All  categories  of  semi-processed  hides  and  skins (i)  Export  canalised (See Annexure T).
      including E.T. tanned and wet blue hides and skins  (ii)  Export  of  vegetable,  tanned  sole  leather  scraps,  trimmings  and  waste  of
      and crust  leather.                                     El tanned  hides and skius of irregular shape of less than  I cm in width and
                                                              of  varying  length  having a  maximum  area  l/4sq.  ft.  is outside  the purviaw
                                                              of  Export  Trade  Control.
60.   Wood  and  Timber  other than  those mentioned  in    l;or  Policy  see Annexure 11.
       item No. 33 of  Fart  'A'.
 61. Deleted

"On merits"

(i) Raw Silk

62.

"On merits"

(ii) Pure Silk Yarn

(iii) Silk Waste thtf following:—

Export not allowed.

(a) Non-mulb;rrysilkwaste(tass;ir),ei"i a n^ mugi and Mulberry pierced cocoons.

(t>) Throwster Silk Waste (c) Mulberry Silk Waste including cltanod and degummjd silk w.istc of South In- dian origin.

Export will be allowed fls provided under OGL. 3. Under the linking arrangement of supplies to the three Government Spun Silk Mills at Ctrinnapatna (Karnataka), Jaggi Road (Assam) and Bhagalpur (Bihar), export will bj allowed in the following ratio;—

(i) 2 ; 3 in respect of Mulbery Silk Wasle of South Indian origin other tka* processed silk waste i.e. against the supply of 3 kg of silk waste to any of the Government Silk Mills, the supplier will be entitled to export 2 kf. of silk waste other than processed silk waste,

(ii) 2 :1 in respect of Mulberry charkha silk waste of South Indian oiigin i.e. against the supply of one kg of the above silk waste to spun silk mills in the country, tho supplier will be entitled to export 2 kgs of Mulberry charkha silk waste,

( iii) 100 :15 in respect of processed silk waste of South Indian Origin, i.e. against the supply of 15 kg. of processed silk waste to Government Spun Silk Mills, • ho supplier will be entitled to export 100 kg. of processed silk wi'stc of S'luth Indian origin. Provided, however, that the supplier may supply 30 kg. of Mulberry Silk waste to Government Spun Silk Mills in lieu "f 15 kgs. of processed silk waste in order to gctthcsnmc export entitlement us above.

(iv) The exporters of silk waste shall utilise their expoit quota within ore ye: r of their earning the same under the linking system i.e. within ;> yi.; r firm the date of issue of certificates by the Government Spun Silk Mills,

(v) Expoi t will be allowed from the post of Mrdras only, Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(d) Hard Silk Waste of South Indian

Origin,

(e) Other varieties of silk waste viz :

- Export will bi allowed as provided under OGL. 3, ex'-flpl for Noil i nd

Noil droppings which will bo allowed "On mei its" only.

1. Boiled cocoons; 2. Basin refuse; ?. Fluff/Floss; 4. Flimsy cocoons; 5. Noil and Noil Droppings; 6. All other varieties of mulberry silk waste not mentioned elsewhere in Schedule I.

63.

"On merits"

Silk worm seeds and silk worm cocoons including reeling cocoons Man made fibres and yarns, the following:—

64.

1

(i) Nylon tyre yarn/cord/fabric; (ii) (a) Rayon Tyre yarn of 850 deniers and

above,

(b) Rayon Tyic cord of all deniers (c) Rayon tyre fabric;

(iii) Synthetic blended yarn containing 50 percent

or more of synthetic fibre;

1 1. Exportof item mentioned at (ii) will be allowed as providrd under OGL. 3. • 2. Export of items othjr than those mentioned at (ii) will be allowed "On

merits".

(iv) Nylon filament yarn; (v) Nylon staple fibre; (vi) Polyster fibre; (vii) Polyster filament yarn; (viii) Rayon Filament yarn; (ix) Viscose staple fibre; (x) Viscose staple fibre spun yarn; (xi) Anyothorcclluloslc or synthetic fibre or yarn

not specified above.

(i) Export of raw wool upto 40 counts will be allowed within a limited cei- Raw Wool (indigenous) except Angora goHt hair or Mohair.

ling,

(ii) Raw wool above 40 counts will not be allowed for export.

06.

Export will be a Ho wed as provided under OGL. 3.

Yarn, other than carpet yarn, manufactured from imported wool. Goat Hair Patties

67. %7. A. Hair Belting all types

Expoi t will bs allowed as provided under OGL. 3. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL, 3.

Raw Cotton '. Bengal Doshi 2. Miscellaneous Fibres:

{i) Staple Cotton (ii) Assam (iii) Comillas (iv) Cotton decoloured by damage due to

- Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

fir* water

(v) Zoda and Sweeping (vi) Others

j

A. Soft Cotton Waste and Yellow Pickings

68. 69.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Cotton yarn of all types in Counts of 6s and above as well as tyre cord yarn Textiles, the following:—

70.

"On merits"

(i) Textile Cloth and materials thereof of olivo green shade excluding pure silkand Aitiflcia, silk fabiics and mntonals thereof (including hosiery);

(ii) Tent/Tont cloth

Export of tent/tent cloth of O.G. shade will be allowed "On Merits" Tent/- Tent cloth other than olive green shade will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Export will be allowed as provided undet OGL. 3,

(iii) Handloom striped bedsproads known as "Etawah Strips" except exports to U.K. (iv) Handloom cloth of lungi design of non fast colours (including those having bleeding pro- pirties) and garments made there from ex- cept exports to U.K.:- - (a) Handlooms fabrics of the variety com-

1

monly known as "Bleeding Madras"

(b) Garments made out or "Bleeding

Madras"

VExpJrt will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(c) Varieties other than "Bleeding Madras"/ garments made out of bleeding Madras.

3.

1. 2.

Export will bjiillowi-.tliis provided under OGL.X

(v) F.xp i.-lw EEC M^mbarStMtos including UK of Textiles rrnde from Cotton, Wool and nv.n-mado fibre (excluding jute, silk and Hiv) whk-h arc subj;Ct to quantitative res- tf.ii'it!, under Indo-EFC Textile Agreement

, ExpTt will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(vi) Exportto USAo*' Textile made rrom Cotton, Wool and man-m;idc fibres (excluding jute, silk and flax) which arc subjsct to quantita- tive restraints under the Indo-US Textile Agreement.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3,

(vii) Export of Mi'l madc/poweiloom/handloom

finished fabrics and misc. textile products of cotton (other than yarn, grey goods, terry towels and towelling) including readymade garments and knitwear to Austria,

(vni) Deleted,

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(IX) Export of certain Textile Products of Cotton

wool, man-made fibre or blends thereof to Swe- den under Indo-Swedish Textile Agreement.

Export will be allowed as provided under DGL. 3.

(x) Export of Textile products made from cotton, wool and man-made fibros to Norway and from cotton and man-made fibres to Finland covered under Indo-Norway and Tndo-Finland Textile Agreement.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(xi) Export of Mill-made/handloom cotton woven blouses and shirts for women, girls and infants and dress's for women and girls to Australia

Export will be allowed under irrevocable letter of credit terms alone.

(xii) Export to Cotonou, Lome and Accra (Ghana),

of Real Madras Handkeichief (RMHK),

Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexture I)

71. Raw jute, mesta and jute cuttings excluding caddies ]

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

72. Coir and Coir products

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

73, (i) Hand woven woollen carpets of Persian and Mobartk designs upto 32,000 knots per sq. metre,

(ii) Hand woven woolen carpets and rugs excepi

t Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

of Persian and Mobarik designs,

74. Silk carpets and carpets made of synthetic/mixed Export will bo allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

and/or blended fibres,

75. Knitwear (woollen and mixed)

Export of knitwear (woollen mixed) of OG shade will bo allowed "On Merits".

Knitwear (woollen and mixed) other than OG shade will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

76. Footwear, all sorts

Export will bo allowed as provided under OGL. 3. and OGL. 4 (See Annexure I).

77. (i) Deleted (ii) Deleted

Export will bo allowed by the region.il liconsin? authorities, subject lo (he condi- (iii) Manufactures and products of silver with more than 10 percent silver content.

tions that :

i

( 'a) The quantum of silver used in ihu articles oxported is in international value lerms, not more Ulan 2/3rds of (he f.o.b. value of the export oidcr; [b) the exporter undertakes to import, within one month of export, silver in 1 weight equal to 105');, of the silver content of the articles exported, and (c) the exporter furnishes a bank guarantee equal to 75% of f.o.b. value of the articles cxpoi ted. The said bank guarantee will be cancelled on produc- tion of satisfactory evidence of his fulfilment of condition at (b) above (iv) Silver manufactures having silver content not

exceeding 10 per cent of the f.o.b. value of the manufactured products, the following ;—

J- Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(i) Jewellery (ii) Fabrics in the making or embroidery of which silver or silver zari has been used,

(iii) Electrical and electronic goods

Export will be allowed "On merits"

(v) Silver manufactures having silver content not exceeding 10 per cent of the f.o.b. value of the manufactured products other than those covered by S. Mo. 77(iv)

. Silver Coins

78

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL -3

79 Deleted.

80 Iron and Steel other than cast iron pipes and fitt- ings :

Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I)

I. Deleted. 2. Ingots, blooms and slabs 3, Rolled/cast billets, bars and wire rods 4. Rolled Structural Sections 5. Hot rolled plates/sheets/strips 6. Cold rolled sheets/strips/coils 7, Galvanised corrugated/plain sheets 8. Rails and rolled bearing plate bars 9. Carbon/Silico Manganese/Chrome,

vanadium spring steel in all categories, other than wire rods

10. Sulphur bearing free cutting steels in any ca-

tegory

11. Railway Wheels, Axles, Tyre and /or complet

wheel sets; Pressed Steel sleepers.

12. Light rails (20 kgs. or less)

Export allowed only as a part of a composite export contract for complete rail

network on decanalised basis.

13. FishPlate

Licencsed freely

14. Window, door and ventilator sections

Licensed freely against contract registered with the Engineering Export P o

motion Council.

15. Rods and bars made out of imported billets Export will be allowed as provided under OGL.-3.

Ferro Alloys :

81.

(i) Ferro Manganese slag (ii) Ferro manganese (other than ferro manga

nese containing less than 0.05 per cent car- bon/silica manganese)

~ Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure T)

(iii) Ferro Chrome (other than ferro chrome con-

taining less than 0.03 per cent carbon and nitrogen bearing/¹:ilica chrome) J

(iv) Ferro Silicon

(v) Ferro alloys other than those specified in (i), Export not allowed

(ii), (iii) and(iv) above.

Deleted

82.

Ferrous Scrap, the following.

83.

(i) C.f. Skull Scrap

~\

(ii) Rejected/Broken ingot mould and Bottom

y Export canalised under 0 G U4 (See annexure I)

plate scrap, (iii) Mill Scalo Scrap (iv) Cast Iron Chilled roll scrap (v) Tool and Alloy steel scrap (excluding stain-

less steel and high speed steel scrap).

Note: Categories other than Ihose specified in (i)

to (v) above are banned vide S. No. 59, Part 'A'.

Aluminium, wrought and aluminium alloys

84.

1. Export or EC Grade aluminium alloy rod or Properzi Rod or Wire rod

not allowed,

2. Export of Aluminium Circles of 18 to 24 gauges (0.56 mm to 1.22 mm)

not allowed.

3. Export of Aluminium semis and aluminium alloy semis in the form of roll- ed products (sheets, plates etc. other than circles), extrusions (tubes, pipes, sections, rods, other than EC Grade wire rods/alloy rods) and foils allowed freely,

4, Export of Aluminium Alloys—unwrought allowed "On Merits".

5. Export of All Aluminium Conductors (AAQ and Aluminium Conductors

Steel Re-infoiced (ACSR) will be allowed only as a part of project contract,

However, export of these items manufactured out of EC Grade aluminium

imported under Imprest Licences with pav>nent of duty and Advance

Licensing Scheme with duty exemption will continue to be allowed.

"On Merits"

Non-ferrou3 metals and alloys un-wrought not

85.

shown elsewhere in the Schedule.

86. Metal Scrap, other than ferrous scrap containing more than 0.50 per cent nickel or 0.20 per cent of moloybdenum or 1.00 per cent tungsten or 0.20 per cent vanadium or 1.00 per cent cobalt and Mil

1

Seal* Scrap,

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

(i) Nickel Cadmium Battery icrap

Export will be allowed freely.

Cii) Satellite

Export will be allowed freely on the condition that after refining and reshaping (Hi} Platinum scrap

full 100 per cent less refining losses of the scrap is imported back into India.

Export will be alllowed freely on the condition that after refining and reshaping (iv) Nickel scrap excluding nickel pellets ]

full 100 per cent less refining losses oFth" scrap is imported back into Tnlia

in the form of nickel plate anodes.

"On Merits"

(v) Nichrome Scrap

"On Merits"

(vi) Scrap of other metals

Metallurgical residues i.e., dresses, skimming slags,

87.

ashes, slims and flue dust (other than those of golds

and silver) :—

Licensed freely for outright sale/for treatment abroad and re-import of the (a) Containing less than 15 per cent of free metal

refined metal subject to the following conditions:

content.

(F) the free metal content in the metallurgical residues is less then 15 per

cent by weight and the same is in a finely dispersed conditions.

(it) A complete analytical report is furnished by the exporter alongwith

other shipping documents from one of the recognised analysts certifying

that the free metal content in the metallurgical residues is less than 15 per

cent by weight and the same is in a finely dispersed condition and 100 per

cent chemical composition of the residue. A sieve of 1/6* mesh is to be

used by the Analyst and the fact to be mentioned in the analytical

report.

(ili) No foreign exchange will be allowed for re-import of the refined and/oi

for re-import of the refining and other charges etc. and that such charge

will be paid by the exporters in the shape of metallurgical residues refined

metal. Import of the refined metal will bo subject to issue of a C.C.P

by the concerned port licensing authority.

(iv) The foreign exchange earned from the sale of metallurgical residues

refined metal abroad will be brought hack into India;

(v) The exporter observes (he O.K. form procedure of Ihe Reserve Bink of

India and with the 3rd copy of tho G. R. Forma ceilifiji'c of fin il weight

preliminary and final report of assay, together with the final settl: nsnt of

accounts from tho refiner should also be foi warded by itn etp.ti tor '.'-> the

Reserve Bank of India.

(b) Containing 15 por cent or more of free metal Export nol allowed.

content.

Railway Wagons, passenger coaches and loco- FA port canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I)

88.

motives.

Motor vehicles and parts thereof (excluding old

89.

scrap parti), the following:—

(i) Motor vehicles namely lorries, motor omni- Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

buses, vans and chassis for the same

(ii) Imported motor vehicle parts

Export allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export of imported motor vahicle parts not covered under OLG-3 is allowed

on licensed freely basis subject to preshipment inspection by Export

Inspection Council.

") }• Export will he allowed as provided under OGL-3.

(Hi) Trucks (iv) Tractors (v) Giant size tyres and tubes J

(vi) Vintage motor cars and parts and compo- Export allowed "On Merits'

nents thereof i.e. motor cars of 1940 and ear- lier models

Aircraft and parts and accessories thereof

90.

1. Aircraft spare parts, components and accessories when exported by air- lines both Indian as well as foreign for repairs/overhaul on returnable basis. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

2, In all other cases, export will be allowed "On Merits".

91. Arms and Ammunition and Military stores other than sharp edged weapons viz. khukries, kirpans, kris, hunting knives, swords etc:—

(i) Muzzle loading weapons and Breach Load- (i) Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

ing or bolt action weapons such as Shot-guns,

rifles, revolvers, pistols and their ammuni-

tions.

(ii) Export will be allowed "On Merits",

(ii) Fire arms and ammunition other than those

mentioned at (i) above.

(iii) "On Merits"

(iii) Military Stores

Export of Replicas of Antique weapons will be allowed by Licensing au-

thorities on production of a certificate in prescribed form from the Dis-

trict Magistrate, Collector or Commissioner of Police under whose juris-

diction the replicas have been manufactured to the effect that replicas

have been rendered innocuous as flre arms and correspond to the sample

inspected by the Director of Inspection, Department of Defence Produc-

tion. A copy of the application will be sent simultaneously to (1) The

District Magistrate and (ii) The Superintendent of Police in whose juris-

dictions the intended place of export is situated.

Export allowed as provided under OGL-3.

92, Footballs

Export allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come first-served basis, 93. Pyrophyllite

(i) Export will be allowed freely in the case of Laboratories/Institutions, 94. Venom of Snakes

who have the facility to extract venom from snakes without killing them

and can produce acceptable documentary evidence to this effect, to the

Licensing authority concerned.

(ii) In the case of others, export will be allowed "On Merits'".

Export allowed by endorsement of shipping bills by the port licensing autho- 95. Gold Jewellery

rities against the Gold Jewellery Export Replenishment Scheme. The

scheme is under suspension until further orders.

96. Deleted

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling by actual manufacturers only Sodium Chloride IP/BP/GR/EPC grade

37.

subject to fulfilment of the following conditions:—

1. Sodium chloride should be IP/BP grade i.e. conforming to the Indian or

British Pharmacopoeia and manufactured under a drug licence and sodium

chrloride of GR/EPC grade.

2. The minimum realisation from export should be Rs. 4/- per Kg. f.o.b.;

and

3. Sodium chloride should not be exported in packages bigger than 50 kg.

Coconut, the following:—

98.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling subject to minimum f.o.b. (i) Decorticated Coconut whole

value of Rs. 24/- per kg.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

(ii) Coconut protein, and coconut honey

• Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling.

(Hi) Coconut Flour > (iv) Dessicated Coconut J

ANNEXURE I

List of Items export of which is canalised

I t em

Canalising Agency

Remarks

ETC

Classification

SI. No.

3

4

1 2

5

B.16(l)

NAFED

1. Onions

B.23(i)

NAFED

2. HPS groundnuts

B.23(iii)

NAFED

3. Sesame Seed

OGL-4

B-23(iv)

NAFED

4. Niger Seed

B.24(iii)(a) National Seeds Corporation

5. Potato Seeds (All varieties) and Onion Seeds

5 GI/80—6

 6. Shellac, seedlac, buttonlac, garnetlac and other  forms B.27           State  Trading  Corporation                      OGL-4
    of lac except those mentioned  in  Part  'A'  Schedule  I
  7. Castor  Oil                                          B.31(iii)       State Trading  Corporation                       OGL-4
  S. Molasses                                             B.35            State  Trading  Corporation                      OGL-4
 9. Deoiled  Rice Bran                                    B,38            The  Solvent  Extractors  Association  of  India
10. Dcoiled  Groundnut  Cake (Extractions)                B.40            State  Trading  Corporation                      OGL-4
11. Solvent  Extracted  Cotton  Seed  cakes  (Decorticated B.41(i)        All  India  Cotton  Seed  Crushers  Association,
    and  undecoritcated)                                                  Bombay
12] Cement                                                 B.44(i)        State  Trading  Corporation                       OGL-4
                                                              (ii)        Engineering  Projects  (India)  Ltd.,  only  for  use
                                                                             in  construction  projects  undertaken  by  them
                                                                             in  Foreign  Countries
13. Iron ore except iron  ore of  Goa  origin when exported B.45(ii)       Minerals and  Metals Trading  Corporation        OGL-4
    to  Japan,  South  Korea,  Taiwan  and  West  Europe
 14. Manganese  Ores                                       B.45(v)         Minerals and  Metals Trading  Corporation        OGL-4
15. Barytcs (Lumps & Powder) including chemicals grade     B.45(vii)       Minerals* Metals Trading  Corporation            OGL-4
    barytes  powder/white/snow  white/super  snow  white
    barytes
16. Chromo oros and  concentrates  other than those men-   B.45(xiii)      Minerals & Metals Trading  Corporation           OGL-4
    tioned  in  Part  'A'
17. Mica including mica splittings of all grades and varie- B.46           Mica Trading Corpn. of India Private Ltd.        OGL-4
    ties of mica excepting manufactured  of and  fabricated
    mica (including die cut  condenser  films,  spacers bri-
    dges, washers etc.) micanite reconstituted  mica, mica-
    powder and mica paper
18. Coal  and  Coke  (except  carbonised  lignite  briquettes) B.47(i)      MMTC                                            OGL^
    Loco
19. Reformat/Naphtha/Motor  Spirit                         B.48           Indian  Oil  Corporation                          OGL-4
20, , Lemongrass  Oil                                      B.52           State Trading  Corporation                        OGL-4
21. (i)  Exposed  cinematographic  film  (feature  films)
    (ii)  Vidotaped  cinema  films  including  cassettes                   National Film Development  Corporation           OGL-4
22. All  categories  of  semi-processed  hides  and  skins  in- B.59       State  Trading  Corporation
    cluding El tanned  wet blue hides and  skins and  crust
     leather
23. Raw jute, mesta and juto cuttings excluding caddies    B.71           Jute Corporation  of  India                       OGL-4
24. Footwear  closed leather  shoes not  covered  by S. No. B.76           State  Trading  Corporation                      OGL-4
    60  OGL-3

s GI78O—6

25. Iron and Steel, other than cast iron pipes and fittings: 1. Deleted 2. Ingots, blooms and slabs 3. Rolled/Cast billets, bars and wire rods 4. Rolled Structural Sections 5. Hot Rolled plates/Sheets/slrips 6. Cold rolled sheets/strips/coils 7. Galvanised corrugated/plain sheets >B.8O 8. Rails and rolled bearing plate baft 9. Carbon/Silico Manganese/Chrome Sulphur vana-

dium spring steel in all categories other than wire rods

0. Sulphur bearing free cutting steels in any category 1. Railway Wheels, Axles, Tyres and/or complete ] ]

wheel sets; pressed steel sleepers

26 Ferro Alloys 1 (i) Fcrro manganese slag 1 (ii) Ferro manganese (other than ferro manganese ^B.81 containing less than 0.05 per cent carbon)/Silica | J manganese

(iii) Ferro chrome (other than ferro chrome contain- 1

ing less than 0.03 per cent carbon and nitrogen { B gJ bearingVsilica chrome

(iv) Ferro silicon

f J

27 Ferrous Scrap : (i) C.I. Skull Scrap

(ii) Rejected/Broken ingot mould and Bottom plate

scrap

I B.83

(iii) Mill Scale Scrap (iv) Cast Iron chilled roll scrap (v) Tool and Alloy Steel Scrap (excluding stainless

steel and high speed steel scrap

28

Railway Wagons passengers coaches and locomo- B.88 tives

ANNEXURE IJ

The policy for export of Wood and Timber during 1980-81

shall be as under:—

2. For the purposes of Export Policy of Wood and Timber

the following definitions will be adopted;

(i) "Timber" means, logs, lough squared or in the round

including Stumps ;

(ii) "Stump" moans the bj.se of a tr": and its roots left in

the ground after felling ;

(iii) "Sawn timber" iTKans beams, planks, rc.'pcrs, rafters, fence posts of poles, sleepers or scantling fashioned from timber, whether seasoned or not, in the round or dressed conditions, whatever be the manner of sawing as laid down in the Indian Standards Specification No. 707—1776 ; and

(iv) Processed timber means limber other than those in log or sawn sizes and includes (a") vernier (maximum thickness 5 mm), plywood, coreboard, particle board and such other factory made products, (b) tokobashifa (upto 8 inches in diameter and 10 feet in length), and (c) items of furniture, door and window frames, door handles, wooden parts of musical instruments and other consumer or industrial items in assembled or knocked down condition and blanks having a maximum cross section of 4 sq. inch and maximum length 3 feet.

Steel Authority of India Ltd.

OGL-4

Steel Authority of India Ltd.

OGL-4

Steel Authority of India Ltd.

OGL-4

Metal Scrap Trade Corpn.

OGL-4

Project Equipment Corpn.

OGL-4

3. Export of the species of wood and timber included at

S. No. 33 of Part 'A', Schedule I to the E (C) O, 1977 shall not be ullowed.

-\. tvport of the following species of wood and timber will he fecly allowed in all forms including logs and sawn under OGK-3.

Variety of Timber

c Name

Trad

Botanic Name

1. Aim

ArfoCarpus birsuta

Birch

2.

Bctula spp.

Bird Cherry

3.

Prunus padus

Bola

4.

Molus laevigata

5. Kasi

Birdelia Retosa

6. Kumbi

Careya arbor"a

7. Lal!

Amoora wallichii

Maple

8.

Acer spp. (other than burrs and

stumps)

9. Rhododendron

Rhododendron spp.

10, White Cedar

11. Yew

l>ysoxylum malaburicum Taxus baccata

12. Raj Brikh

Cassia fistula

13. Fadouk

Pctrocarous dalbcrgiades

Pctrocarous stintalinum 14. 15.

Red Sandors Kbony Wood

Diospyros cbenum

5. Sandal wood in the form of chips, flakes and powder will

be allowed freely under OGL-3.

5A. Export of Rosewood in log and sawn form will be allo-

wed within a limited ceiling.

6. Processed Timber, Processed Timber, irrespective of the

species of the timber used, will be allowed under OGL-3.

7. Other Items : Export of items of wood and timber not mentioned above, will be considered 'On Merits'. Applications should be submitted to the Office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, after taking prior clearance from the Ministry of Agriculture (Export Promotion Division), New Delhi. It is clarified that exporters should not enter into any commitment before obtaining clearance from the Government.

ANNEXURE III

FLOOR PRICES FOR COIR YARN, COIR MATS AND

COIR MATTTNGS

GENERAL CONDITIONS

1. Calculation of Price.—(a) The prices notified are only the basic f.o.b. prices for various items in plain natural colour. To arrive at the actual f.o.b. price of any particular item, the extra price for "embellishments" applicable should be added to the basic price of coir yarn, coir mats and coir mattings as the case may be.

(b) "Embellishments" mean any addition made to the basic product to make it more ornate, graceful or decorative and include such items as (i) twisting, bleaching etc. in the case of coir yarn (ii) colouring, use of sisal etc. in the case of coir mats and mattings. For full details of embellishments and prices to be added refer Annexurcs I, II and III.

(c) Any embellishment not covered in the Annexure should

be got approved by the competent authority before export.

(d) The basic f.o.b. pi ice of coir yarn in the baled foim is

inclusive of the cost of new hessian for Packing.

2. Calculation of freight—(a) The gross freight should be

taken for calculation of freight in all cases.

(b) In the case of coir yarn in non-baled form 2% extra towards freight should be added to the gross weight when gunny is used for packing.

(c) In the case of coir yarn in baled form 4.67 per cent o

the nett weight may be added to find out the gross weight.

3. Agency Commission:—The basic price of all items, except coir yarn in baled form, is exclusive of any agency commission. In the case of coir yarn in baled form, 4% agency commission (s allowed within tho basic price. If agency commission over 4 % is payable, the difference should be added to the basic price But if no agency commission is payable, no reduction in the basic.- price is allowed.

4. Interest for delayed payments:—For delay in payments

beyond 60 days interest r"'2% per month will have to be collected from the buyer for the actual number of dajs of delay beyond 60 days. Delay for purposes of realisation of interest will be reckoned from 60 days of the date of Bill of Lading to the date of payment of the amount by the agent/buyer to their bankers abroad and for which dodumentary evidence from the Foreign/ Indian Bank should be produced within two months from the date of payment of the bill.

5. Insurance:—Insurance charges, if included in the contract

will be calculated

6. Quoting of Prices:—The prices quoted should be limited

Spl. C-4                            2 0 ,,            6,54
Spl. C-5                            1 8 ,,            7.37
                                                                         SA-1                                12,,              4.40
Spl. C-7                            1R,,              7.21
                                                                         SA-2                                14,,              5.10
Spl. C-8                            1 8 ,,            8.47
                                                                         SA-3                                16,,              5.91
Spl. C-9                            17,,              6.3.1              SA-4                                18 Oz             6.40
Spl. C-IO                           2 7 ,,             8.05              SA-5                                20,,              6.71
Spl. C-12                           2 0 ,,            5.70               SR-1                                11,.             4.40
Spl. C-l 3                           12,,             6.20               SR-2                                13,,              4.71
Spl. C-l 4                          1 7 ,,           11.49               SR-3                                15,,              5.40
Spl. C-l 5                          1 5 ,,            6.94               SR-4                                17,,              5.71
Spl. C-l 6                                                               SR-5                                19 „              6.01

    (with square tiles and unsheared       3965                                  SV-1                                  12,,               4.01
    brush)                                gra/m1
                                                                                 SV-2                                  14,,               4.60
6.  Fibre Mats                                                                   SV-3                                                     4.99
                                                                                                                       !••„
    FM-1                                  26 Cz              7.62                SV-4                                  18,,               5,18
    FM-2                                  26,,               8.47                SB-1                                  11 .,              3.58
    FM-2                                  28.,               8.92                SB-2                                  13..               3.86
    FM-2                                  30,,               9.30                SB-3                                  15,.               4.23
    FM-2                                  32,,               9.77                Spl. S-l                              20,,               6.30
    FM-3                                  26,,               R.83                Spl. S-2                              24,.               6.91
                                                                                 Spl. S-3                              26,,               6.60
    FM-3                                  28,,               9.21
                                                                                Spl. S-4                               22,,               7.14
    FM-3                                  30,,               9.58
                                                                                Spl. S-5                               24,,               8.01
    FM-3                                  32,,              10.04
                                                                                Spl. S-0                              22,,                6.81
    Spl.F-1                               22,,              16.64
                                                                                 Spl. S-7                              3 kg/m1 49.83  m1
    Spl. F-2                              19,,              10.52                                                      5.49
                                                                                 Spl. S-8                                           110.02 m1
    Spl.F-3                               34,,             18.69
                                                                                                                      kg/2m"
                                                                                FBRA-1                                1.9fcg/m"      32.00m"
7.  Corridor  Mats
                                          15,,               4.20

Spl. CD-5                         12 „             3.71
Spl. CD-6                         10.5,,          2.51

                                                         17.25
                                                         18.84
P4A3                                           2.00      19.19         (1)  35' or less in length           —rRs. 3.00 per  sq. mtr.
P4A4                                           1.96      15.76        (2)  above 35'in  length             —Rs. 2.00  -do-