REGISTERED No. D. (D)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 67]

NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1981/CHAITRA 11, 1903

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

Public Notice No. 21-ETC(PN)/8l

New Delhi, the 1st April, 1981

Subject—Export policy for the period 1st April, 1981—31st

March, 1982.

F. No. 19/5/80-EII—Attention is invited to Exports (Con-

trol) Amendment Order No. E(C)O, 1977/AM(197) dated the

1st April, 1981 on the above subject.

2. The policy to be followed for export of different items

during the period April, 1981 to March, 1982 is indicated

against each item in Section I and II enclosed with this

Public Notice,

3. This comes into force with immediate effect.

4 Pre-ban (including

re control) commitment in respect

of items whose export was allowed either on de-controlled

basis or under OGL-3, shall be considered by the concerned

Port Licensing authorities in terms of provisions of the Hand

Book of Import-Export Procedures, 1981-82.

5. In respect of items allowed, for export "On Merits" no

person should enter into commitments before obtaining the

necessary permission for export.

Applications in respect c

such items should be submitted to the office of the Chit

Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi.

MANI NARAYANSWAMI, Chief Controller of Imports and

Exports

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EXPORT POLICY

Section I

EXPORT CONTROL

1. Object.—The primary object of the Government

is to promote exports to the maximum extent, but in

such a manner that the economy of the country is not

affected by unregulated exports of items essentially

needed within the country. Export control is, therefore,

exercised in respect of a limited number of items whose

supply position demands that their exports should be

regulated in the larger interest of the country.

2. Scope.—Export Control is exercised in accordance

with the provisions of the Exports (Control) Order,

1977 issued by the Central Government in exercise

of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports

and Exports (Control) Act, 1947. This Act is repro-

duced in the Hand Book of Import Export Procedures.

1981-82,

3. Only items included in Schedule I to the Exports

(Control) Order, 1977 are under control. No such

item can be exported unless it is covered by a valid

licence issued by a licensing authority competent to

grant an export licence for that item. Goods which

are not included in this schedule can be shipped without

any export licence unless their export is controlled

under any other law for the time being in force.

For instance, export of antiques is regulated under the

Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972, whereas

the export of Coffee and Tea is regulated by the

Coffee Board, Bangalore, and the Tea Board, Calcutta,

under the provision of the Indian Coffee Act, 1942

and the Tea Act, 1953 respectively. Likewise export of

some other commodities is either prohibited or regulated

under

different enactments. A list of some

such

enactments is given in Appendix 2.

4. Notwithstanding the general rule that an item

falling within the scope of the Exports (Control)

Order cannot be exported unless covered by a valid

licence issued by a licensing authority competent to

grant licence for that item, the Order provides certain

exceptions and concessions in terms of which exports

can be made, in certain circumstances and to a limited

extent without a licence. The details of these excep-

tions and concessions arc given in the Hand Book

of Import-Export Procedures 1981-82.

5. Exports can be made to any destination in the

world.

No discrimination

is made,

between one

country and another, in the matter of issue of licences,

This means that foreign buyers are free irrespective?

of the country to which they belong, to procure theit

requirements of controlled commodities from persons

holding export licences or eligible to receive licences

To this general rule, the or.lv exception? are the Union

of South Africa and South-West Africa, because of

a complete ban on trade with these countries. (No

export

is, therefore,

permitted to these countries.

Border trade (i.e. frontier trade) between India and

Tibet region of China shall not, however be allowed).

6. In the case of exports, to Pakistan, all items

require an export licence, unless they are covered by

OGL-2 or OGL-4.

Whether or not an item can be

exported to Pakistan depends on the export policy

for that item for all other countries as given in

Section II. Thus, whereas the policy for export to

Pakistan is exactly the same as for all other countries,

for statistical purposes, it has been provided that an

export licence shall be necessary for exporting goods

to Pakistan. Export licences to Pakistan are issued on

furnishing the following :-—

(i) Evidence of irrevocable Letters of Credit

having been opened with the State Bank of

India

in convertible

currency or

Asian

Monetary Unit under the Asian Clearing

Union

Arrangement

or on any Indian

Bank

designated

under

Asian

Clearing

Union Arrangements, and

(ii) Import Licence/permission from the Pakis-

tan authorities allowing import into Pakis-

tan of the goods sought to be exported.

In the case of commodities like Tea, Coffee etc., per-

mission to export to Pakistan will be issued by the

respective Commodity Boards.

CATEGORIES OF EXPORTERS

7. For the purpose of export licensing, there aro

two categories of exporters, namely, established ex-

porters and new-comers.

Established exporters are those who have made

exports of a particular commodity in the prescribed

base period. Export quotas are granted to them in

proportion to their exports in such base period.

Exporters who have no exports in the prescribed

base period of the particular commodity concerned,

are treated as new-comers, provided such exporter

has the requisite experience and is able to satisfy the

licensing authorities on that account.

Details arc given in the Hand Book of Import

Export Procedures 1981-82.

LICENSING POLICY

8. The export policy in respect of controlled com-

modities is given in Section II.

Export application

will be entertained in accordance with the policy in

force.

Any change in this* policy will be duly noti-

fied by a Public Notice or by a Trade Notice.

9. Open

General

Licences.—Some

commodities

have been placed on Open General Licence for ex-

ports to specified destinations.

In respect of sucb

exports as are made in accordance wtth the condi-

-tions of the relevant Open General Licence, the

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exporters will not be required lo approach Lhc licensing

authorities for obtaining any export permit/licence.

At present four Open General Licences are hi opera-

tion, as given in Schedule 111 to the Exports (Control)

Order, 1977 reproduced in Appendix 2.

10. Canalised exports.--([)

The items, export of

which is canalised through public sector agencies arc

given in Annexurc I to Section II. For these items,

the exports will be allowed only through the canalis-

ing agencies concerned.

(2) In respect of certain commodities trie export

applications from individual exporters will be enter-

tained by the licensing authorities only on the recom-

mendations of certain designated agencies as indicated

in Section 11. For these commodities, export applica-

tions should be accompanied by a recommendation

of the agency concerned.

11. Quota licensing.—(1)

Quota

licences

are

issued only to Established Exporters who have got

their quotas fixed on the basis of their export per-

formance in the prescribed base period. The proce-

dure for fixation of quotas is given in the Hand Book

of Import Export Procedures, 1981-82.

(2) The value for which an Established Exportw

will be allowed the export quota of a particular com-

modity in a particular period will be determined in

proportion to his base year's exports in accordance

with the policy laid down.

12. New

comer

licensing.—Export

applications

from new comers will be entertained in the pres-

cribed form and manner in respect of commodities

which are allowed to be exported by them under the

policy laid down, and which have not been placed

on Open General Licence for exports by eligible cate-

gories.

13. Free licensing. —-Some items of export have

been placed on free licensing, without any ceiling or

quantitative restriction.

Export applications in such

cases by way of endorsements on shipping bills can

be made by any intending exporters in the prescribed

form and manner when the goods are ready for ship-

ment, except in the case of commodities which have

been placed on Open General Licence for exports by

eligible exporters.

14. Limited free licensing.—Where the export of

a commodity is regulated within a set ceiling, or there

Is no established pattern of trade, exports will be

allowed on "the first come first served" basis. The

following principles and procedure will be applicable

In such eases :—

1.

A Public Notice/Trade Notice shall be

issued,

announcing the policy and indicat

ing the

Licensing

Offices to

which

the

available ceiling has been allocated for th«

purposes of dealing with such applications

2.

Unless and otherwise indicated in the Public

Notice/Trade Notice,

applications

will be

received 15 days aftei the date of its issue.

3.

All applications made on Form "AX" com-

plete in all respects, received on the pres-

cribed date, between 10.30 A.M. and 1 P.M.

shall have the same priority.

Such appli-

cations should be accompanied by evidence

to the ertect that the Indian Exporter appli-

cant has accepted the offer of the overseas

buyer to purchase the commodity, lor tne

quantity applied for, subject only to the

grant of a licence in his favour.

4.

As a rule, the licensing authorities shall

record, in writing the reasons for rejection

of applications.

b.

Each Exporter

will be allowed only

one

application in a day.

6.

No individual applicant will be allowed, on

one day, more than 20 per cent of the

ceiling

allocated to

the office

.oncerneu.

If some quantity of the ceiling is ieft over,

after disposal of the applications received

on that day, the balance could be carried

over to the next day for fresh applications :

this could be repeated until the ceiling in

exhausted.

7.

Exports will be allowed by issuing an Export

Licence with a validity period of 45 days

from the date of issue.

8.

Shipments shall be made of the quantity

covered by the contract against which the

licence has been issued within the period

of its validity.

No extension of time shall

be granted except in the following circum-

stances :—

(a) The Licensing Authority, which issued

the licence, is satisfied, within 7 days of

its issue, that no ship is available for

carrying the consignment(s)

within the

said period of 45 days ; or

(b) within the period of validity of the licence,

the Licensing Authority at the Port, to

which the consignment might have been

earned, is satisfied that there have been

delay in the arrival of the Ship within the

initial period of validity.

In either event, an extension of upto 15

days, only shall be available for effecting

the shipments.

No second extension wifl

be granted, i.e., the licence will lapse auto-

matically thereafter.

9.

After the shipment is effected but within a

period of seven days of the shipment, each

licence holder shall intimate to the licensing

authority, which issued the licence, particulars

of the shipment(s) actually effected. Al«o, in

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case the licence is not utilised at all or only

partly utilised, the licence holder shall report

the position to the licensing authority con-

cerned within 7 days of the date of ship-

ment or the date of expiry of the licence as

the case may be. Failure to do so may entail

the refusal of grant of export licences tor

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.

10.

Any quantity allocated

against the earlier

licences wnich lapses for the above reasons,

shall be available again to the Licensing

Office

concerned for reallocation in the

same manner as laid down above.

15. Ad hoc licensing.—In respect of certain com-

modities, ad hoc licensing for exports may be resort-

ed to as and when considered necessary in the interest

of national economy or to create new markets or

to introduce new goods in the existing markets

abroad. In such cases, applications for endorsements

on shipping bills may be made to the licensing autho-

rity concerned by the eligible exporters io accordance

with the policy as may be announced from time to

time.

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SECTION II

LICENSING POLICY

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LICENSING POLICY

Section II

EXPLANATORY NOTE TO THE POLICY STATEMENT

I. Export of items included in Part 'A', Schedule 1

to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977 is not normally

allowed, but in exceptional circumstances, applications

should be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and

Exports, New Delhi. Such cases will be decided in

consultation, wherever necessary, with ths other

authorities concerned.

II. The Policy Statement gives the export policy

in respect of items mentioned in Part 'B' of Schedule

I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977. The entry

'On Merits' denotes that applications for the items

are considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and

Exports, New Delhi on an ad hoc basis in consultation,

wherever

necessary,

with

the

other

authorities

concerned.

III. Notwithstanding anything contained in the

Exports (Control) Order, 1977, any item required for

completion of, a project abroad, undertaken by an

Indian Contractor/Sub-contractor/Consultancy Organi-

sation, irrespective of the export policy in force at the

time of export, will be allowed for export on the basis

of approval/sanction letter issued by the Projects Com-

mittee in the Ministry of Commerce. Such approval/

sanction lettor will give details regarding quantity,

specification and value of the individual items approved

for export by the Projects Committee. Export licences

will be issued in the name of such Contractor/Sub-

contractor/Consultancy Organisation undertaking the

project by the regional licensing authority on produc-

tion of

approval/sanction letter

from

the said

Committee.

IV. Expccter(s) shall be required to furnish

a

pre-shipment Inspection/Quality Control Certificate

from the Export Inspection Agency at the

time

of shipment, to the Cusoms Authorities

for

items

which are covered under Export (Quality

Control

and Inspection) Act, 1963 irrespective of the

fact

whether such a condition has been prescribed in the

Export Policy or not.

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

T

S

] .

2

3.

,4.

i. No. as in

•art 'FT of"

Description of the item

Idled uL- f

1

2

(a) Mirles

(b) Camels

Live Buffaloes (only culls) and male buffaloes not

used for bleeding and draught purposes.

Live Sheep and Goat (including lamb/kids).

vVild Life the following :

(a) Live animals

1. Striped Squirrels

2. Dusky Striped Squirrels

(b) Animal Products

1. Porcupine Quills

2. Shed Deer Antlers and Products

3. Common Fox Skins

4. Hill Fox Skins

5. Jackal Skins

6. Jungle Cat Skins

7. Desert Cat Skins

8. Red Fox Skins

9. Civet Cat Skins

10. Mongoose hair

Licensing policy

.

3

"On merits"

"On merits"

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

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling subject

to the following :—

(i) Sheep procured from temperate zone of J&K/

Himachal Pradesh/Hill areas of U.P./Aruna-

chal Pradesh States and from Bannur/Mandya

in Karnataka State shall not be allowed.

(ii) In the case of sheep only whethcrs (i.e. cast-

rated male) and culled female, stock will be

allowed.

(iii) In case of goats, three milch breeds viz.

Jamnapari, Beetal and Barabari and one mut-

ton type viz. Black Bengal shall not be

permitted for export.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on

first-come, first-served basis by exporters of Wild Life

and Wild Life Products from 4 major ports of Bombay,

Calcutta, Madras and New Delhi.

Exports will be

allowed only on production of a valid certificate issued

by the Chief Wild Life Warden of the State concerned

or by the Chief Conservator of Forest of those States

where

the Chief

Wild Life

Warden has

not been

appointed or the officers who may be authorised by

the State Government to issue Wild Animals Dealers/

Manufacturers Licences under the Wild Life (Protec-

tion) 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

Wild Life Preservation.

"On Merits"

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(c)

(d)

(e)

5. Li

"6. fa

Live Birds

"1

1. Baya (oiher than Finn's Baya)

i

2. Bulbuls (Species of Red Whiskered, Red i

vented, white checked and white browed 1

bulbuls)

I

i

3, Munias (except Red

Munias and green '

Munias, artificially

coloured or

bleached |

birds)

4. Mynas (Common Mynas, Bank Mynas and 1

black headed Mynas onJy)

5, Sparrows

(House

sparrows

and

Spanish

sparrows)

i

6. Babblers

(

7. Bee eaters

i

8. Blue throat

1

9. Buntings

10. Deleted

I

11, Finches (Rosefindi, Himalayan green (inch) f

12. Magpies

|

13. Peking Robin

14. Pittas

15, Parakeets (except Blue wringed, slaty headed

and Roths childe parakeets)

16. Indian Robin

i

17. Rubythroat

1

18. Sibia

'

19. Sivas

1

20. Silver eared Mcsia

1

21. Sparrows (yellow throat)

1

22. Thrushes

(genera

turdus,

Myophonus>, I

Zcethera, Mentiobla)

!

23. Tree Pies (except southern tree pie)

24. White eye

|

25. Yuhinas

Peacock tail feathers only and articles

made

therefrom (except brooms and dusters)

Fur/skins of domestic animals

ve frogs

) Meat of Indian male Buffalo—including the

heart, liver, lungs, brain, tongue, kidneys and

other organs of male buffalo

3

Export will be allowed wilhin a limited ceiling on first

come, first-served, basis by exporters of Wild Life and

Wild Life Products from 4 major ports of Bombay,

Calcutta, Madras and New Delhi.

Exports will be

allowed only on production of a valid certificate issued

by the Chief Wild Life Warden of the State concerned

or by the Chief Conservator of Forest of those States

where the

Chief Wild

Life Warden

has not

been

appointed or the Officers who may be authorised by

the State Government to issue Wild Animals Dealers/

Manufacturers Licences under the Wild Life (Pro-

tection) Act, 1972, to the effect that the Wild Life

i' and their products such as skins and feathers etc. ten-

\ dered 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 Wild Life Preservation.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling. Items

of high added value which arc labour intensive

will

be given preference.

Crest feathers or any other part or portion of Pea-

cock will not be allowed for export.

Export will be allowed only through four major ports

viz. Delhi, Calcutta, Bombay and Madras subject to

inspection /identification

by

the Assistant

Director

(wild life preservation) posted at the above four ports

as is the practice followed in case of all wild

life

items and their products.

F.xport will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

9 Ol >K\—2.

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(b) Meat of Indian sheep—including heart, liver,

lungs, brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs

3

Export of Meat of Indian sheep will be allowed subject

to MEP of Rs. 16/- per Kg, f.o.b. within a limited

ceiling released on monthly basis on presentation of

Shipping Bilh/Airway Bills, subject to the following

conditions :

(i) Export of Sheep Meat only will be allowed.

(ii) Export will be on out-right sale basis and no

consignment export shall be allowed.

(iii) The allocation of quota will be by way of

endorsement on Shipping Bills/Airways Bills

valid for a maximum period of 72 hours.

(iv) The ceiling will be placed at the dJsposal of

Fresh Meat and Live Stock Exporters' Asso-

ciation at Bombay and

Delhi

and also

Gujarat State Export Corporation Limited,

Ahmedabad and Rajasthan State Sheep and

Wool Marketing Federation, Jaipur.

The following guidelines will be followed by these

agencies in regulating the quota :•—

(a) The designated agencies should ensure that

exporters purchase live sheep for slaughter

from the local mandis only after the daily

requirements in the domestic market are met.

If the total arrival on any particular day falls

short of this requirement no purchases for

export should be made.

(b) In case the condition at (a) above is met,

exporters will enter the market for purchase

of sheep for slaughter at a time after the

domestic requirements have been purchased.

In case of Delhi, this would mean the ex-

porters will enter the mandi only after 11.30

A.M. Similarly, they will use the slaughter

House only after slaughtering for domestic

consumption has been done.

(c) Allocation to individual exporters by the

Association should' be made on first-come,

first-served basis.

However, provisions

of

Para 14 of Expert Policy 1981-82 will not

apply in this case.

(d) In view of the highly perishable nature of the

commodity and also since monthly ceilings

will have to be met, the validity of quota

allocation to individual exporters will be 72

hours only.

(e) Tn case the monthly quota remains unutilised

in either Delhi or Bombay, the Association

will be empowered to transfer it from one

centre to another ensuring that the total ex-

port from one centre do not increase to the

extent that prices are upset.

(f) The designated Agencies

will inform the

Ministry of Commerce by the 7th of the^r

succeeding month the figures of exports made

during the preceding month.

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7. ^{Marine Products, the following :—}

1

(i) Dried and wet salted fish products :—

j

1. Dried salted and unsalted

fish

j

2. Dried salted and unsalted prawns

3. Wet salted fish

4. Fish pickles

5. Deleted

6. Fish maws

>

7. Sharkfins

8. Fish Oil

9. Beach-de-mere

10. Dried Fish

1

(ii) Fresh, live, frozen and canned products .

1. Fresh fish other than Pomfret

|

2. Live lobsters, shell fish and fish

3. Frozen fish other than pomfret

)•

4. Frozen lobsters tails, crabs

5. Frozen clams, Oysters etc.

6. Canned fish, prawns, crabs, clams, mussels,

etc.

7. Frogs and froglegs which are processed for

export in units which are engaged essentially

for

processing marine

products for

the

purposes of export (not covered under entry

No. 17 of Part A Schedule I)

8. Fresh/Frozen Prawns.

(Hi) Other miscellaneous sea-food products :

1. Shells

2. Fish Eggs

3. Aquarium fish and plants

4. Cuttle fish bones

;iv) Other marine Products

(v) Fish meal and Fish Guano

3

(v) The export will be allowed by the customs

authorities directly on the basis of quota

allocation made by Fresh Meat and Live

Stocks Exporters' Association. In the case of

the Gujarat State Export Corporation Li-

mited and Rajasthan State Sheep and Wool

Marketing Federation, exports will be done

ou, their own account.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

(i) Fish meal with less than 50 per cent proteia

contents not allowed for export.

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(vi) Dried salted and unsalted Bombay Ducks

Cvii) Fresh and Frozen Pomfret

8. J

9. ]

10.

10^

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

Deleted

Deleted

Pure Milk Ghee

L. ERgS

Bristles

Deleted

Bones :

(i) Deleted

(ii) Skeletons and|or parts thereof

(iii) Crushed Bones

(iv) Deleted

Animal bile, Gallstone, Golochan

(i) Fresh Fruits

(ii) Fresh

vegetables

other

than

onions and

potatoes

Vegetables, the following :

(i) Onions '

3

(ii) Fish meal with protein content 50 per cent

or above, will be allowed as provided under

OGL-3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGLO

(i) Fresh and fro/cn .silver ponifret.s of sizes 300

Grams and above—Export will be nllowcd

as provided under OGL. 3

(ii) Export of silver pomfrets of sizes less than

300 Grams—Export not allowed.

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

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export of Human Skeletons and parts thereof will be

allowed by the Port Licensing Authorities on produc-

tion of certificates from (i) Police Authorities not

below the rank of the Officer-in-Charge of the Police

Station concerned regarding the source of procurement

which 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 skele-

tons are required for biological and medical purposes

only. Export of other skeletons is allowed "On merits".

Export allowed within limited ceiling on first-come,

first-served basis against firm sale contract backed by

100 per cent irrevocable letter of credit.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

"On merits" through State and Central Govt. Agen-

cies and Cooperative Societies.

—Canalised through NAFED (See Annexure I).

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38.

19.

20.

21

22

23

24

2

(ii) Potatoes

(iii) Arvi

Deleted

(i) Cardamoms, small and large

(ii) Cumin Seeds

(iii) Turmeric

(iv) Fresh Ginger

. Chillies dried in all forms

Grains and Flour, other than those mentioned in

Part 'A'

. Deleted

. (i) Malt, including Barley Malt

(ii) Deleted

. Oilseeds, the following :

(i) Groundnuts, including HPS variety, (botli in

shell and kernels)

(ii) Mustard/rape seeds

(iii) Sesame seed

(iv) Niger Seed

k Seeds, other than oilseeds, the following .--

(i) Green manure seeds of the varieties of Dha-

nicha

(ii) Sun-hemp seeds

(iii) Potato seeds (All varieties) and Onion seeds

(iv) Foodgrain seeds including Wheat seeds

3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

F.xport will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

1. Export of cardamom small will be allowed as pro-

vided under OGL. 3

2, Export of cardamom large will be allowed as pro-

vided 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

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

1. "On merits".

2 (a) Basmati Rice—Export will be allowed as provided

under OGL-3.

2(h) Non-basmati Rice and Coarse Rice—Export

will be allowed within a limited ceiling through

designated Central Govt. Agencies

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

1. Export of HPS Groundnuts canalised

through

NAFED (Sec Annexure I).

2. Export of blanched and roasted peanuts allowed

within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served

basis,

subject

to

minimum

export

price

of

Rs. 16,000[- per tonne f.o.b.

3. Export of roasted und salted peanuts in consumer

packs will be allowed as provided under OGL. A

4. Export of other varieties is not allowed.

"On Merits"

—Export canalised under OGL. 4 (see Annexure I).

—Export canalised through NAFED (See Annexure I).

"On merits"

"On merits"

Canalised through National Seeds Corporation within

limited ceiling.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

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25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

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(v) Forestry seeds including

tree seeds, hedge

seeds and tarwar seeds

(vi) Seeds of Ornamental Plants

Nux Vomica seeds, bark, leaves, roots and powder

thereof

Pyrethrum flowers

Shellac, seedlac, button lac, garnet lac, and all

other forms of lac except those mentioned in item

No. 14 of Part 'A¹

Deleted

Guar meal and Guar Churi

Deleted

3

"On merits", but the following varieties of Hedge Seeds

will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 :•—

1. Dodonea Viscose

2. Inga Dulcis (Madras thorn).

3. Prosopis Juliflora.

1. Wild seeds not allowed ;

2. Seeds grown in Nursery other than those included

in OGL. 3 will be allowed "On merits'' ;

3. Seeds of ornamental plants included in OGL. 3

will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(i) Nux Vomica seeds licensed freely on first-

comc, first-served basis within a limited ceil-

, ing 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 first-

come, first-served basis within a limited ceil-

ing 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

(10 d declaration to the effect that the ex-

porter has ready slock of bark with

him.

(iii) Others not allowed.

lkOn merits".

Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexure 1).

1. Export of Guar Gum having protein content 9%

or less allowed as provided under OGL-3

2. Export of Guar meal will be allowed to expor-

ters of Guar Gum (as per (1) above), at the

rate of half-a-tonne of Guar meal per tonne of

Guar Gum thus exported in 1980-81.

3. Export of Guar Churi allowed "On merits".

23)

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31.

I

32.

33,

33^

34.

35.

36.

37.

38.

39.

40.

41.

42.

43.

2

Vegetable oils, the following : —

(i) Mustard oil/rape seed oil.

I ii) Sesame seed oil

;jii) Castor oil

Hydrogenaled Oil (Vanaspati ghee)

(i) Deleted

(ii) Deleted

V. Deleted

Deleted

Molasses

(i) Ethyl Alcohol or rectified spirit of any proot

degree, whether denatured or not

(ii) Potable liquor/Indian Made Foreign Liquor

(IMFL)

containing alcohol not exceeding

50% (V/V).

Mango Juice

De-oiled Rice Bran.

Deleted

(i) De-oITed groundnut cake (extraction)

(ii) Hydrolysed

Plant

Protein/Hydrolyscd

Vegetable Protein, both in powder and paste

form.

(i) Solvent Extracted

Cotton seed cakes (De-

corticated and undecorticated)

(ii) Deleted

(iii) Compound cattle and poultry feeds.

Flue-cured Virginia Tobacco, Sun-cured Virginia

Tobacco, Sun-cured Natu (country) Tobacco and

Sun-cured Jutty Tobacco

Deleted

3

f (1) Export of Mustard oil allowed "On merits".

I (2) Export of rape seed oil not allowed.

'On merits".

Export canaJised under OGL. 4 (Sec Anncxure).

Export will be allowed within limited ceiling.

Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexurc 1).

"On merits" through STC only.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL, 3

Export will be allowed us provided under OGL. 3

Export canalised (See Annexure I).

Export canalised (Sec Annexure I).

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3.

Export canalised (See Annexure I).

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-

come, first-served basis.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3.

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44

45

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. Cement

A. Deleted

. Minerals, ores and concentrates, the following : —

(i) Bauxite :—

(a) (i) Bauxite with alumina content less ~\

• than 40 per cent and

[

(ii) Bauxite with alumina content 50 per ^

cent but with silica content exceeding ,

5 per cent

-'

(b) (i) Bauxite with alumina content above"]

50 per cent and

j

(ii) Bauxite with alumina content bet- y

ween 40 per cent to 50 per cent

but the Silica content at 5 per cent

-or below

j

1

(ii) Iron Ore

*(tK»»

,

(iii) Deleted

(iv) Deleted

(v) Manganese Ores Export canalised under OGI.

4(See Annexure T).

(vi) Gypsum anhydrite of gypsum and industrial

phosphate gypsum : —

(i) Mineral/Phospho Gypsum with purity 80%

and above.

(ii) All other categories of Gypsum e.g. Anhy-

drite, Chemical |Marine,

Industrial

Phos-

phate Gypsum etc, with any purity.

3

Kxport canalised under OGL 4 (See Annexure 1).

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

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 indicating the

quantities, prices, shipping schedule.

(a) Of Goa Origin from Goa : —

(i) Export of Bi-metal ores (Black Iron On:)

with manganese content from 3 per cent upto

10 per cent of Goa Origin is canalised under

OGL 4 (see Annexure T).

(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, Tai-

wan and West Europe only by Goan ex-

porters.

(iii) Export of Iron Ore Pellets will be allowed by

the Port licensing authority on the recom-

mendation of the Goa Administration as per

guidelines prescribed by the Government 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 cana-

lised under OGL 4 (See Annexure T).

(c) Export of Iron ore concentrates prepared by

beneflciation and/or concentration of low grade ore

containing 40 per cent or less Fe, produced by Kudre-

mukh Iron Ore Co. Ltd., canalised under OGL 4.

Export will be allowed within n limited ceiling

on

first-come, first-served basis.

"On Merits"

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(vii) Barytcs (lumps and powder) including chemi-

cal grade barytes powder/white/snow white/

super snow white barytes,

(viii) Magnesite

fix) Deleted

(x) Granular Sillimanite produced by Tndian Rare

Earths Ltd., (IREL)

and Kerala Minerals

and Metals Ltd. (KMML)

(xi) Wollastonite

(xii) Corundum, other than Saphirejs and Rubies.

fxiii) Chrome ores

and concentrates the

follow-

ing :—

1. Lumpy chromite ore

with CrjOa not

ex- 1

ceeding

39.99%

or

Cr-.O

not exceed- r

ing 41.99% provided

Cr : Fc ratio

is

less than

2.2 and S-JO. is more

than

10%.

2, Chromite fines

or friable ore

with

Cr^Oa

not exceeding 46.9% ;

3. Chromite fines or friable

ore with

Cr.Oa \.

47% and above ;

i

4. High Fe Low

grade chromite

with Cr;;Oi

not exceeding 35% and FeO not

less

than 2 3 % ; and

5. Beneficiatcd chromite

concentrates

produ-

ced by processing of low grade chromite

ore

containing

Cx,O<

not

exceeding

31.90% in natural form.

j

(xiv) Bentonite

3

(1) Export of

(a) Barytes

lumps and

powder

OCMA/API

Grade (with 4.20 specific gravity) will be

allowed by the regional licensing authorities

subject

to

floor

price

mechanism

by

(i) MMTC and (ii) Mine owners to the

extent not exceeding, their own production.

(.Shipments allowed only upto 30-6-1981)

(2) Barytes (powder and lumps) below OCMA/API

grade would not be allowed for export

(3) Export of Chemical grade barytes powder/white/

snow white/super

snow white barytes will be

allowed "On Merits".

1.

Export of calcined Magnesite with silica con-

tent of 9 per cent and above allowed under

OGL 3 on production of a certificate from

Export Inspection Agency that silica content

is not below 9 per cent.

2.

Export of raw, dead burnt and calcined Mag-

nesite having silica below 9 per cent not

allowed.

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 Department of Atomic

Energy.

Note : Export of all other types of Sillimanite is

banned vide S. No. 22(xviii) in Part 'A'.

Export allowed freely.

Export allowed within a limited ceiling.

Export canalised under OGL 4 (Sec Annexurc I)

Export allowed freely by the licensing authorities by

making endorsements on shipping bills.

9 G 1 / R 1 - - 3 .

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46(ij Fabricated/manufactured mica including cut

condenser films, discs and washers, bridges and spa-

cers, cut mica plates, electrical healing elements, mica

capacitors, mica powder dry ground, wet ground and

micronised, mica paper, micanite, mica paper pro-

ducts, glass bonded micv mica bricks, mica

tapes,

etc.

(ii) Processed mica including

mica blocks,

mica

films and splittings, of all grades and varieties,

ex- 1

eluding manufactured and fabricated mica.

,

(iii) Mica waste (including factory cuttings)

and |

scrap which is obtained by processing mica and which |

because of size and colour is considered below the J

specifications of processed mica.

47. (i) Coal and Coke

(ii) Deleted.

48. Reformat|Naptha|Motor Spirit|Avgas (all gra-

des) |ATF (Aviation Turbine Fuel)

49. Chemicals, the following :—

1. Deleted

2. Butyl Alcohol

3. Butyl Acetate

4. Mono Chloro Acetic Acid

1

5. Deleted.

-

1

6. Trichloro Ethylene

!

7. Perchloro Ethylenc

1

8. Tetra Chloro Ethan<-

[

9. Deleted

|

10. Deleted

11. Ruber ChemicnJs

12. Acetic Acid

13. Deleted

14. Deleted

I

15. Deleted

j

16. Chloroquine Phosphate formulations

3

Cxport will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export canalised under OGL 4 through MITCO.

1. Export of non-coking coal and coke

canalised

under OGL 4.

2. Export of carbonised lignite briquettes (LOCO)

allowed as provided under OGL 3.

Export canalised under OGL 4 (See Anncxurc I).

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

(i) Chloroquine Phosphate formulations

manu-

factured out of imported bulk drug (Chlo-

roquine Phosphate) will be allowed as pro-

vided under OGL-3.

(ii) Export of Chloroquine Phosphate formulations

manufactured

from

indigenous

Chloro-

quine Phosphate may also be allowed by

the licensing authorities to those exporters

who

undertake

to import

Chloroquinc

Phosphate according to the

policy laid

down.

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L Polythylcne (LD)

50 (i) Cinchona mixed alkaloids and cinchona salt*

after extraction of quinine and quinidine and salt*

thereof (as certified by the Directorate of Cinchona of

Tamil Nadu or West Bengal as the case may bei.

(ii) Quinidine Sulphate

(iii) Quinine and Quinine Product*

51

52,

53,

54.

. Synthetic Musk

. Lemongrass oil

, Sandalwood oil

Sal Oil

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 (fea-

ture films) including

sale of

video

rights of Indian feature films.

(b) Other exposed

cinematographic

films

(like documentary

and advertisement

films) except 8mm and 16mm non-fea-

ture films not exceeding 120 metres in

length.

(c) 8mm and 16mm non-fea'nire films not

exceeding 120 metres in length.

(ii) Video taped cinema films (including cassettes)

56.

57.

58.

59.

skins

skins

Deleted

Deleted

Deleted

All categories

of semi-processed hides

and

including E.I. tanned and wet blue hides and

and crust leather.

60. Wood and Timber other than those mentioned

in item No. 33 of Part ⁴A\

61. Deleted

3

Export canalised under OGL-4 through Indian Petro-

chemical Corporation Ltd.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export allowed within a limited ceiling on the recom-

mendation of Directorate

of Cinchona of

Tamil

Nadu/West Bengal as the case may be.

Export will be allowed an provided under OGL. 3.

Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexure 1).

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Export canalised under OGL 4 (See ArmMure 1).

(i) Documentary films—export allowed

under

OGL 3.

(ii) Advertisement films—export allowed under

OGL 3.

Not under Export Control.

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

(i) Export canalised (See Annexure I).

(ii) Export of vegetable, tanned sole leather

scraps, trimmings and waste of E I tanned

hides and skins of irregular shape of less

than 1 cm in width and of varying length

having a maximum area 1/4 sq. ft is out-

side the purview of Export Trade Control.

For policy see Annexure II.

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63.

2

•r. (i) Raw Silk

(ii) Pure Silk Yam ;

(iii) Silk Waste the following :—

(a) Non-mulberry silk waste (tassar), eri and

muga and Mulberry pierced cocoons.

(b) Throwster Silk Waste.

(c) Mulberry Silk waste including cleaned and

degummed silk waste.

(d) Hard Silk Waste

(e) Other varieties of silk waste viz

I. Boiled cocoons;

2. Basin refuse;

3. Fluff/Floss;

4. Flimsy cocoons;

5. Noil and Noil Droppings;

6. Deleted.

Silk worm seeds and silk worm cocoons includ-

ing reeling cocoons.

3

"On merits"

"On merits"

Export not allowed.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Under the linking arrangement of supplies to the three

Government Spun Silk Mills at Channapatna (Kama-

taka), Jaggi Road (Assam) and Bhagalpur

(Bihar),

export will be allowed in the fololwing ratio :—

(i) 2:3 in respect of Mulberry Silk Waste other

than processed silk waste i.e. against the

supply of 3 Kg. of silk waste to any of the

Government Silk Mills, jhe supplier will be

entitled to export 2 kg. of silk waste other

than processed silk waste.

(ii) 2:1 in respect

of Mulberry charkha

silk

waste i.e. against the supply of one kg. of

the above silk waste to spun silk mills in

the country, the supplier will be entitled to

export

2 kg. of mulberry

charkha

silk

waste.

(iii) 100:15 in respect

of processed silk

waste

i.e. against the supply of 15 Kg. of pro-

cessed silk waste to Government Spun Silk

mills, the supplier will be entitled to export

100 Kg. of processed silk waste. Provided,

however, that the supplier may supply 30

Kg. of mulberry silk waste to Government

Spun Silk Mills in lieu of 15 Kgs. of pro-

cessed silk waste in order to get the same

export entitlement as above.

(iv) The exporters of silk waste shall utilise their

export quota within one year of their earn-

ing the same under the linking system i.e.

within a year from the date of issue of

certificates by the Government

Spun Silk

Mills.

(v) Export will be allowed

from the port of

Madras only.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Export will be allowed as provided

under OGL 3.

except for Noil and Noil droppings which will be

allowed 'on merits' only.

"On merits"

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(

65

66

67

67

68

2

Man made fibres and yams, the following :—

(i) Nylon tyre yarn/cord/fabric;

(ii) (a) Rayon Tyre yarn

of 850 denids

and

above;

(b) Rayon Tyre cord of all deniers;

(c) Rayon tyre fabric;

(iii) Synthetic blended yarn containing 50 per cent

or more of synthetic fibre;

(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) Any other cellulosic

or synthetic fibre or

yarn not specified above.

Raw Wool (indigenous) except Angora goat hair

or Mohair.

Worsted yam.

Goat Hair Patties.

A. Hair Belting all types.

Raw Cotton

1. Bengal Desbi

2. Miscellaneous Fibres :

(i) Staple Cotton

(ii) Assam

(iii) Camillas

(iv) Cotton decoloured

by

damage due to

tire/water

(v) Zoda and Sweeping

(vi) Others

J

68A. Soft Cotton Waste and Yellow Pickings

69. Cotton yarn of all types in Counts of 6s and

above as well as tyre cord yarn

3

1. Export of item mentioned at (ii) will be allowed

as provided under OGL. 3.

2. Export of items, mentioned at (i) and (xi) will be

allowed "on merits".

3. Export of items other than those mentioned at

(i), (ii) and (xi) will be allowed within a Limi-

ted ceiling subject to the minimum export price

restriction.

(i) Export of raw wool upto 40 counts will be

allowed within a limited ceiling.

(ii) Raw Wool above 40 counts will not

be

allowed for export.

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

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

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

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70. Textiles, the following :—

(i) Textile Cloth and materials thereof of olive

green shade excluding pure silk and Artifi-

cial silk fabrics and materials thereof (in-

cluding hosiery);

(ii) Tent/Tent cloth

(iii) Handloom striped bedspreads known as

"Etawah Strips except exports to U.K.

(iv) Handloorn cloth of lungi design of non fast "

colours (including those having bleeding

properties) and garments made therefrom

except exports to U.K..—

(a) Handloom fabrics of the variety

com-

monly known as "Bleeding Madras"

(b) Garments mads out of "lileeding Mad-

ras".

(c) Varieties other than "Bleeding Madras"/

garments made out of bleeding Madras

„

(v) Export to EEC Member States including UK

of Textiles made from Cotton, Wool and

man-made fibre (excluding jute, silk

and

flax) which are subject to quantitative res-

traints under Indo-EEC Textile Agreement

(vi) Export to USA of Textiles made from Cot-

ton, Wool and man-made fibres (excluding

jute, silk and flax) which are subject

to

quantitative restraints under the

Indo-US

Textile Agreement

(vii) Export of Mill made/powerloorn/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

(viii) Deleted

(ix) Export of certain Textile Products of Cotton,

wool, Man-made fibre or blends thereof to

Sweden under Indo-Swedish Textile Agree-

ment

(x) Export of Textile

products

made

from

Cotton, wool and man-made fibres to

Norway and from cotton

and man-made

fibres to Finland

covered

under Indo-

Norway and Indo-Finland

Textile Agree-

ments.

(xi) Export of Mill-made/handloom cotton woven

blouses and shirts for women, girls and in-

fants and dresses for women and girls

to

Australia

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

of Real Madras Handkerchief (RMHK)

3

"On merits"

Export of tent/tent doth 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 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

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

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowsd under irrevocable letter of credit

tcrma alone

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(liii) Export of certain Textile Products of Cotton,

wool and man-made fibres and blends there-

of to Canada under Indo-Canada

Textile

Agreement.

(xiv) Garments, all

types, viz., non-quota

items

exported to quota countries and

all items

exported to non-quota countries.

71. Raw jute, mesta and jute

cuttings

excluding

caddies

72. Coir and coir products

73. (i) Hand woven woollen carpets of Persian and

Mobarik designs upto 32,000 knots per sq.

metre

(ii) Hand woven woollen carpets and rugs except

of Persian and Mobarik designs

74. Silk carpets and carpets made of synthetic/mixed

and/or blended fibres

75.

76.

Knitwear (Woollen and mixed),

Footwear, all sorts

77. (i) Deleted

(ii) Deleted

(iii) Manufactures and products of silver with

more than 10 per cent silver content.

3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL.

3

Export canalised under OGL. 4

(See Annexure 1)

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

Note : It is clarified that

export of "Namdas"

U

allowed on de-controlled basis

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export of knitwear (woollen and mixed) of OG shade

will be allowed 'On Merits" Knitwear (woollen and

mixed) other than OG shade will be allowed as pro-

vided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 and

OGL 4 (See Annexure I)

Export will be allowed by the

regional licensing

authorities, subject to the following conditions :

(a) The quantum of silver used in the articles ex-

ported is, in international value terms, not

more than 2/3 rds ol the f.o.b. value of the

export order ;

(b) The exporter undertakes to import within

one month of export, silver in weight equal

to 105 per cent of the silver content of the

article exported

or

Where silver chemicals/silver components have

been used in the export product, the ex-

porters will have to import silver cherai-

cals|silver components which had actually

gone into the manufacture of the export

product of a value equivalent to 105 per

cent of the international value of

such

items used in the export product withm

one month of the export.

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(iv) Silver manufactures

having silver

content

not exceeding 10 per cent of the f.o.b. value

of the manufactured

products, the follow-

ing :—

(i) Jewellery.

(ii) Fabrics in the making

or

embroidery y

of which silver or silver zari has

been >

used.

(iii) Electrical and electronic goods.

(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. No. 77(iv).

(vi) Handicraft

ilems having silver content

not |

exceeding 10 per cent of the f.o.b. value

and 10 per cent by weight of the manu-

factured products, the following :

1. Silver plated or inlaid handicraft products of

copper, brass, bronze, bidri and bell metal.

2. Zari embroidered

pieces

of the

following

types : —

Purses, Evening bags. Cornis, Belts, Badges,

Spectacle

cases

Caps, Headwear

jari

collars, Gloves, Shoe-uppers, Ladies Bag3,

Picture Panels, Picture-frames and boxes,

plaques, motifs, crests, emblems, military

decorations, eyeglass cases, baa, plaque,

cuffs, watch straps, borders, stoles.

3. Zari Bangles

4. Lacquerwarc

5. Tnlay work on wood

fi, Hand Embroideries including Artistic Phuikari

and Chikan work Gota, Toda and Kasida em-

broidery. Applique

work, Kantha,

Chain

stitch embroidery and Bead and Glass work.

7. Hand-made lace and lace goods.

3

(c) The exporter furnishes a bank guarantee equal

to 75 per cent of the f.o.b. value of the arti-

cles exported. The said bank guarantee will be

cancelled on production of satisfactory evi-

dence of his fulfilment

of condition at (b)

above. However, registered exporters as de-

fined in Import Policy (April 1981—March

1982) will be

allowed to furnish a legal

undertaking lor the imports of silver chemi-

cals or silver components, as the case may

be. In case of failure to arrange the import

within one month of expmt, the exporter shall

be liable for pemil action under the Imports

(Control) Order, 195.S and Exports

(Con-

trol) Order, 1977, as amended from time to

time.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL, 3.

Export will be allowed 'on merits'

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL.

3

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79

2

8. Artistic articles of tortoise shell, mother of

1

Pearls etc.

9. Artistic articles of Horns, Bone and Conch

shell

10. Buttons and studs (other than of metal,

plastics, glass).

11. Bangles other than those of glass and plastic.

12. Artistic handbags, Belts, Caps and Headgears

of materials other than plastic or leather.

13. Articles of beads, wall and other types of

)^_

hangings/hangers and lamp shades.

f

14. Ash-trays fitted with aluminium and lac deco-

rated with glass beads and chattons

15. Raksha bandhan made from imitation zari,

plastic sponges etc.

16. Malas and necklaces using natural seeds and

nuts

17. Artistic Empty card-board/wood jewellery

boxes lines with art silk or velvet

18. Imitation Zari

Silver Coins

Deleted

80. Iron and Steel, other than cast iron pipes and

fittings :—•

1. Deleted

2. Ingots

3. Deleted

4. Rolled Structural Sections

5. Hot rolled plates/sheets/strips

6. Cold rolled sheets/strips/coils.

7. Galvanised corrugated/plain sheets.

1

8. Rails and rolled bearing plate bars.

f

9. Carbon/Silico Manganese/Crome Vanadium

1

Spring steel in all categories, other than

1

wire rods

1

10. Sulphur bearing free cutting uteels in any cate-

gory

11. Railway Wheels, Axles, Tyres and/or com-

plete wheel sets, Pressed Steel sleepers

Note : Alloy Steels covered by S. No. 41 (xviii) of

Part 'A' is banned for export

12. Light rails (20 kgs. or less)

13. FishPlate.

14. Window, door and ventilator sections.

15. Rods and bars made out of imported billets.

3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Anoexure T)

Export allowed only as a part of a composite export

contract for complete rail network on decanalised basil.

Licensed freely

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

9 GI/81—4.

2 4 2

TH£ GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY

[PART J—Src 1]

1

81.

82.

2

Ferro Alloys :

"i

(i) Forror manganese slag

(ii) Ferror manganese (Other than ferro man- 1

ganese containing less than 0,05 per cent

carbon) silica manganese

>

(iii) Ferro Chrome (Other than ferro chrome

containing less than 0.03 per cent carbon

and nitrogen bearing) silica chrome.

(iv) Ferro silicon.

(v) Ferro alloys other than those specified in

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

Deleted

83. Ferrous Scrap, the following :

(i) C. I. Skull Scrap

-j

(ii) Rejected/Broken ingot

mould

and

Bottom plate scrap

(iii) Mill Scale Scrap

(iv) Cast Iron Chilled roll scrap

(v) Tool and Alloy Steel Scrap (excluding

stainless steel and high speed steel scrap)

(vi) Cobalt bearing high speed steel scrap

(vii) Grindings of high speed steel

(viii) Turnings and borings of high speed steel.

Note : Categories other than those specified in (i) to

(viii) above are banned vide S. No. 59, Part

'A'.

84. Aluminium, wrought and aluminium allows.

3

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

Export not allowed.

Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure 1).

1. Export of 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 1.22mm) not allowed.

3. Export of Aluminium semis and aluminium

alloy semis in the form of rolled products

(sheets, plates etc. other than circles) extru-

sions (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 (AAC)

and

Aluminium Conductors

Steel Re-

inforced (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 payment of duty and Advance

Licensing Scheme with duty exemption, will

continue to be allowed.

243

I

85.

86.

87.

2

Non-ferrous metals and alloys un-wrought not

shown elsewhere in the Schedule.

Metal Scrap, other than ferrous scrap containing

more than 0.50 per cent nickel or 0.20 per cent

of molybdenum or 1.00 per cent tungsten or

0.20 per cent vanadium or 1.00 per cent cobalt

and Mill Scale Scrap.

(i) Nickel Cadmium battery scrap

(ii) Stellite

(iii) Platinum scrap

(iv) Nickel scrap excluding nickel pellets

(v) Nichrome Scrap

(vi) Scrap of other metals

Metallurgical residues i.e. drosses; skimming

slags, ashes, slims and flue dust (other than those

of gold and silver):—

(a) Containing less than 15 per cent of free

metal content

3

"On Merits",

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowed freely.

Export will be allowed freely on tie condition that

after refining and reshaping full 100 per cont less refin-

ing losses of the scrap is imported back into India.

Export will be allowed freely on the condition that

after refining and reshaping full 100 per cent less re-

fining losses of the scrap is imported back into India

in the form of nickel plate anodes.

"On Merits".

"On Merits".

Licensed freely for outright sale/for treatment abroad

and re-import of the refined metal subject to the fol-

lowing conditions :

(i) the free metal content in the metallurgical

residues is less than 15 per cent by weight

and the same is in a finely dispersed condi-

tion;

(ii) A complete analytical report is furnished by

the exporter alongwith other shipping docu-

ments 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 jn a finely dis-

persed 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;

(iii) no foreign exchange will be allowed for re-

import of the refined and/or for re-import

of the refining and other charges etc. and

that such charges will be paid by the ex-

porters in the shape of metallurgical residues

refined metal. Import of the refined metal

will be 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 ab-

road will be brought back into India;

244

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TPART 1 _ S E C . 11

1

88.

89.

90.

91.

2

(b) Containing 15 per cent or more of free metal

content.

Railway Wagons, passenger coaches and loco-

motives.

Motor vehicles and parts thereof (excluding old

»crap parts), the following:—

(i) Motor vechicles namely lorries, motor, mini

buses, vans and chassis for the same.

(ii) Imported motor vehicle parts.

(iii) Trucks

*\

(iv) Tractors

V,

(v) Giant size tyres and tubes

J

(vi) Deleted

Aircraft and parts and accessories thereof.

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 loading

or bolt action weapon such as Shot-guns,

rifles, revolvers, pistols and their ammuni-

tions.

(ii) Fire arms and ammunition other than those

mentioned at (i) above.

(iii) Military Stores.

3

(v) The exporter observes the G.R. Form pro-

cedure of the Reserve Bank of India and

with the 3rd Copy of the G.R. Form, a cer-

tificate of final weight preliminary and final

report of assay, together with the

final

settlement of accounts from the refiner

should also be forwarded by the exporter

to the Reserve Bank of India.

Export not allowed.

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

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export allowed as provided under OGL-3. Export of

imported motor vehicle parts not covered under OGL-

3 is allowed on licensed freely basis subject to preship-

ment inspection by Export Inspection Council.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

1. Aircraft spare parts, components and acces-

sories

when exported by airlines—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".

(i) Export will be allowed as provided under

OGL-3.

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

(iii) "On Merits".

Export of Replicas of Antique weapons will

be allowed by Licensing authorities on pro-

duction of a certificate in prescribed form

from the District 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 fire arms and correspond to the

sample inspected by the Director of Inspec-

tion, Dcptt. of Defence Production. A copy

245

1

92.

93.

94.

95.

96.

97.

98.

99

2

Footballs

Pyrophyllite

Venom of Snakes

Gold Jewellery

Gum Rosin

Sodium Chloride IP/BP/GR/EPC grade

Coconut, the following :—

(i) Decorticated Coconut Whole

(ii) Coconut protein and Coconut honey

(iii) Coconut flour

(iv) Dessicated Coconut

. Cotton Linters

100. Ivory Products made out of imported ivory.

101. Streptomycin Formulations

102. Hemp Pulp

103. Air-mail Tissue Paper below 34 GSM

5

of the application will be sent simultaneously

to (i) The District Magistrate and (ii) The

Superintendent of Police in whose jurisdic-

tion the intended place of export is situated.

Export allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come,

first-served basis.

(i) Export will be allowed freely in the case of

Laboratories/Institutions, who have the faci-

lity 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 authorities against the Gold Jewellery

Export Replenishment Scheme.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling o«

first-come, first-served basis.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling by

actual manufacturers only subject to fulfilment of the

following conditions :—

1. Sodium chloride should be IP/BP grade i.e.

conforming to the Indian or British Pharma-

copoeia and manufactured under a drug

licence and sodium chloride 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 oxported in

packages bigger than SO kg.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling subject

to minimum f.o.b. value of Rs. 24/- per kg.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

I

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-

come, first-served basis.

Export will be allowed against ivory imported under

Advance/Imorest Licences

(i) Export will be allowed as provided under

OGL-3

(ii) Export of Streptomycin Formulations manu-

factured

from

indigenous

Streptomycin

may also be allowed by the licensing autho-

rities to those exporters who undertake tc

import Streptomycin in bulk according tc

the policy laid down.

Export will be allowed within a|ilimited£:ceiling on

fir»t-corae, first-iorved basis.

Export will bt allowed within a. limited soiling on b e -

come, first-served basis.

246

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[PART I—SEC. 1]

ANNEXURE I

List of items export of which Is canalistd

Serial

Item

No.

1

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

S.

9.

10.

2

O n i o n s

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

HPS groundnuts

Sesam« Seed

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

Niger Seed

Potato Seeds—(all varieties) and Onion Seeds .

Shellac, secdlac, buttonluc, garnetlac and other

f o r m s o f l a c e x c e p t t h o s e m e n t i o n e d in P a r t A

S c h e d u l e I

.

C a s t o r o i l

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

M o l a s s e s s

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

Deoiled Rice Bran

Deoiled Groundnut Cake (Extraction)

11. Solvent Extracted Cotton seed cakes

(Decortioated and undocorticatcd).

12.

13.

C e m e n t

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

(i) Iron ore except iron ore of Goa origin when

exported to Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and

West Europe.

'ii) Export of Iron ore concentrates prepared |tby

boneficiation and / or concentration of low

grade ore containing 40% or less Fe. pro-

duced by Kudremukh Iron Ore Co. Ltd,

14. Manganese Ores

15. Deleted

16. (

ii

17.

IS. C

q

Chrome ores and concentrates other than those

icluded in Part A.

(i) Processed mica including mica blochs, mica

films and splitings of all grades and varieties,

excluding manufactured and fabricated mica.

rii) Mica waste (including factory cuttings)' and

scrap which is obtained by processing mica

and which because of size and colour is con-

sidered below the specifications of processed

mica.

^oal and Coke (oxcept carbonised lignite bri-

uettes (Loco).

19. Reformat/Naptha/Motor

Splrit/Avgas (all «

grad«s)/ATF (Aviation Turbine Fuel)

20. Lwnongrass oil

E.T.C.

Classification

3

fl-16(i)

B-23(i)

B-23(iii)

B-23(iv)

B-24(iii)

B-27

B-31(iii)

B-35

B-38

B-40

B-41(i)

B-44

B45(ii)

BA5(y)

B-45(xlii)

B-46(iir

B-46(iii) -

B47(i)

L^B-48

B-52

Canalising Agency

4

NAFED

NAFED

NAFED

NAFED

National Seeds Corporation

State Trading Corporation

State Trading Corporation

State Trading Corporation

The Solvent Extractors Association of India

State Trading Corporation

All India Cotton Seed Crushers Association, Bombay

(i) State Trading Corporation

(ii) Engineering Projects (India) Ltd. only for use in

construction Projects undertaken by thorn in

Foreign Countries.

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation

Kudremukh Iron Ore Co. Ltd-

i Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation

Mica/rrading^Corporationjrf India Private LimitedJ1

MMTC

ulndianOil Corporation

' Statt Trading Corporation

Remarks

5

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-<

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL4

OOL^»

247

1

21.

22.

23.

24.

25,

26.

27.

28.

29.

2

3

(i) Exposed

cinematographic film (feature

"1

films) including sale of video Rights

of B-55

Indian feature films-

I

(ii) Videotaped

cinema

films

(including

cassettes)

J

All categories of

semi processed hides

and B-59

skins including El tanned and wet blue hides

and skins and crust leather.

Raw jute, mesta and jute cuttings excluding B-71

caddies.

Footwear-closed

leather shoes not

covered B-76

by S. No. 60 OGL-3.

Iron and Steel, olher than ca?t iron pipes and

fittings

1. Deleted

'

2. Ingots

3. Deleted

4. Rolled Structural sections

.

.

.

.

5. Hot rolled plates/shoets strips

6. Cold rolled sheets/strips coils

7. Galvanised corrugated/plain sheets

8. Rails and Rolled Bearing Plate Bars

.

. VB-80

9. Carbon/silico manganese/Chrome Vanadium

spring steel in allcategories other than

wire rods

10. Sulphur bearing free cutting steels in any

category.

11. Railway Wheels, Axles, Tyres and/or com-

plete wheel sets Pressed Steel Sleepers.

J

Ferro Alloys

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

(i) Ferro manganese slag

.

,

.

, "j

(ii) Ferro manganese (other than ferro man- 1

ganese containing less than 0.05 per cent

carbon/silica manganese

.

.

.

. i

(iii) Ferro

Chrome (other than ferro chrome

f"B-81

containing loss than 0.03 per cent carbon

and nitrogen bearing/silica chrome

(iv) Ferro silicon

Ferrous Scrap

(i) C.I. skull scrap

*

(ii) Rejected/broken ingot mould and bottom

plate scrap

.

.

.

.

.

.

(iii) Mill scale scrap

(iv) Cast iron chilled roll scrap

(v) Tool and alloy steel scrap (excluding

I B -

stainless steel and high speed steel scrap)

(vi) Cobalt bearing high speed steel scrap

(vii) Grindings of high speed steel .

(vili) Turnings and borings of high speed

steel

Railway wagons passengers coaches and loco-

B-88

motives

Polythylone (LD)

B-49(17)

4

National Film Development Corporation

State Trading Corporation

Jute Corporation of India

Stale Trading Corporation

Steel Authority of India Limited

Steel Authority of India Limn ad

Metal Scrap Trade Corporation

Projects Equipment Corporation

Indian Petrochemical Corporation Ltd.

5

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-4

OG L-4

OGL 4

OGL-4

OGL-4

OGL-4

248

IJ1E GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY

[PART I—SEC. 1]

ANNEXURE II

The policy for export of Wood and Timber during 1981-82

shall be as under:

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

tho following definitions will bo adopted:

(i) "Timber" means, logs, rough squared or in tho round

Including Stumps ;

(ii) "Stump" means the base of a tree and its roots left

in the ground after felling ;

(iii) "Sawn timber" means beams, planks, reepers, rafters,

fence posts or poles, sleepers of scantling fashioned

from timber, whether seasoned or not, in the round or

dressed conditions, whatever be tho manner of sawing

as laid down in tho Indian Standards Specification No.

707-1776 ; and

(iv) Processed timber means timber other than those in be

or sawn sizes and includes (a) veneei (maximum thick-

ness 5 mm), plywood, coreboard, particle board and

such othor factory made products (b) totobashira

(upto 8 laches in diameter and 10 feet in length), and

(c) iwms 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 maxi-

mum cross section of 4 sq. inch and maximum length

3 feet,

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

S. No. 33 of Part 'A¹, Schedule I to tho E(C)O, 1977 shall

not be allowed.

4. Sandal-wood in the form of dust chips

flakes

and

powder will be allowed freely under OGL, 3.

5. Processed Timber: Processed Timber, irrespective of tho

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

6. Export of cane will be allowed under OGL. 3.

7. Export of Bamboo will be allowed within a limited ceiling

on first come flist servod basis, by endorsement on shipping

billv However, provisions of Paragraph 14 of Export Policy

shall not be applicable.

249

ANNEXURE in

Price schedules showing F.A.S.jF.O.B. prices of different

varietiesjgrades and qualities bj mica and other conditions ap-

plicable to their export

The minimum f.a.s./f.o.b. prices of different varieties, grades,

and qualities of mica shall be as shown in Annexure A to E and

their export shall be subject to the conditions shown in Annexuros

F and G.

2. Export of Strip mica cut plates, breadth of which is not

more than 1/3 of the length, shall be allowed at PAS price equal

to sin times the price applicable to the STC size and variety of

mica used in the manufacture of the exported product.

Export of:~

(i) Stove plate* and Discs. :

(ii) Punched Washer* ; and

(iii) Other fabricated mica will, however be permitted only

at an FAS price equal to four times the price applicable

to of—

STC size and variety of mica used in the manufacture of

Stained B and better quality exported product.

Grade and variety of mica used in the manufacture of H,S.

and below quality exported product.

There will, however, be no premium for thickness of any of

those items.

Export of condenser cut plates will be permitted only at an

f.a.s. price equal to 51 times the price applicable to STC size and

quality of mica used in the manufacture of exported product

when the area of the cut plate is below 1J or 805 sq. mm. and 5

times when the area of the cut plate 1J or 80S sq. mm. and

above.

9 GI/81—5.

250

THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY

[PART I—SEC. 1]

ANNHXUXB

A

Minimum F.A.S. and F.OJB. prices of Mica Blocks (Grades Number 2 and up including specified patterns)

Grade

1

O.O.E.E.Spl. .

O.E.E. SpJ.

.

EESpl. .

Ex. Spl. .

Special .

1

.

.

.

2

.

.

.

CL &SS

FAS

2

9,281.25

6,187.50

5,231.25

4.021.88

2,887.50

1,646.57

1,111.70

FOB

3

11.971.46

7,980.97

6,747.55

5.187.64

3,724.45

2,123.83

1.433.93

FAS

4

8,043.

5,568.

4,331

3,248,

2,454

1,097

808

F.S.

75

,75

.25

,45

.38

.74

.37

FOB

5

10,375.26

7,182.37

5,586.68

4.190.03

3,165.69

1,415.02

1,042.68

OS(I)

FAS

6

5,568.75

4,331.25

3,403.13

2,784.38

2.021.25

686.07

557.45

FOB

7

7,182.87

5,586.6!

4,389.54

3,591.44

2,607 12

884.93

T19.G3

(GSM)

FAS

8

4,485.95

3,712.50

2,784.38

2,165.63

1,581.13

308.20

412.93

FOB

9

5,786.22

4.788.51

3/91.44

2,793.35

2,048.4*

655.50

591.62

O.O.E.E. Spl.

O.B.E. Spl.

.

B.E. Spl.

Ex. Spl.

Special .

1

2

.

.

.

STD 'A'

FAS

10

3,588.75

2,939.07

2,010.95

1,54«.88

155.00

431.97

350.99

FOB

11

4,628.90

3,790.97

2,593.83

1,995.25

1,489.78

557.18

452.73

STD 1

FAS

12

2,784.38

2,010.95

1,392.20

1,082.82

693.00

304.92

209.65

FOB

13

3/91.44

2,593.83

1,795.73

1,396.68

893.87

393.30

270 42

STD *B'

FAS

14

2,010.95

1,175.63

928.13

680.63

433.13

235.06

152.46

FOB

15

2,502.13

1.516.3?

1,197.15

877.91

558.67

303.19

196.63

O.O.E.B. SpL .

O.E.E, Spl.

.

B.E. Spl.

Ex. Spl.

Special .

1

.

.

.

2

.

.

.

HS

FA8

1,392.20

928.13

618.75

464.07

317.63

158.83

108.01

FOB

1,795.73

1,197.15

798.10

598.58

409.70

204.87

139.32

DS

FAS

959.07

680.63

464.07

309.33

202.13

112.48

85.78

FOB

1.237.06

877.91

598.58

399.06

260.72

145.08

110.64

CL-I

FAS

447.22

313.43

FOB

57«.»5

440.28

2*1.

O.O.E.E. Special

.

O.E.E, Special

E.E. Special .

Bx. Special

Special .

1

.

.

.

2

.

.

.

Oreon CL II or Ruby AQ.

FAS

3,588.75

2.939.07

2,010.95

1,546.88

1.155.00

344.05

241 .OS

FOB

4,628.96

3.790.97

2,593.83

1,995.25

1,489.78

433.77

310%

Green

FAS

2,010.95

1,175.63

928.13

280.63

433.13

196.35

120.71

BQ or Ruby BQ

FOB

2,593.83

1,516.39

1,197.15

877.91

558.68

253.26

1554.70

Spotted

FAS

340.32

245.03

181.50

147.48

124.79

87.93

68.06

I

FOB

438.96

316.05

234.11

190.23

160.96

113.42

87.79

Spotted H

FAS

306.30

217.80

158.81

130.46

107.78

79.41

59.35

FOB

395.08

280.93

204.84

168.27

130.02

102.40

7«.8I

O.O.E£. Special

O.E.E. Special

E.E, Special *

Bx. Special

Special

1*

.

.

.

2

.

.

.

Red Copper Std. I

FAS

278,45

204.20

141.81

113.44

90,25

59.55

51.06

FOB

359.16

263.39

182.91

146.32

116.41

76.81

03.86

Red Copper Std. II

FAS

247.50

182.82

128.91

100.56

77.35

51.06

19.71

FOB

319.24

235.81

166.28

129.71

99.77

65.87

31.22

Washer Mlc*

FAS

262.94

178.68

111.17

65.60

50.05

FOB

^ >

• -

337.9*

230,57

143.39

84.61

64.56

3

4

5

5J

6

7

CL &SS

FAS

631.66

483.23

362.20

264.00

93.83

42.60

FOB

753.72

576.60

432.19

315.01

111.97

50.83

F.S.

FAS

431.25

345.29

259.12

188.63

78.14

36.74

FOB

538,43

412.01

309.19

225.08

93.24

43.84

GSCD

FAS

322.44

246.62

184.96

135.66

63.20

30.71

FOB

384.75

294.28

220.70

161.87

77.80

36.64

GS(M)

FAS

238.87

182.69

137.02

100.49

48.29

22.77

FOB

285.03

217.99

163.50

119.91

57.63

27.14

3

4

5

H

•

•

6

7

Std 'A'

FAS

203.04

1M.29

115.90

83.43

34.2

28.04

FOB

242.27

185.30

138.39

101.94

40.83

32.46

FAS

114.18

95.92

75,36

59.38

18.68

14.37

Std. I

FOB

136.24

114.46

89.02

70.85

22.20

17.15

FAS

91,36

79.93

57.08

41.10

12.94

10.70

Std. B

FOB

109.01

95.38

68.11

59.04

14.44

12.77

FAS

63.94

54.80

41.10

27.41

9.08

. 7.43

HS

FOB

76.30

65.40

49.04

32.71

610.83

8.87