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REGISTERED No. D. (D)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART Il—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 150] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1981/CHAITRA 11, 1903

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

compilation

(421)

10 GI/81—1

10GI/81—2

10G1/81—3

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

ORDER

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 1st April, 1981

S.O. 268(E). No. E(C) O. 1977/AM(J97).—In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports and Ex- ports (Central Act, 1947 (18 of 1947). the Central Govern- ment hereby makes the following Order further to amend the Exports (Control) Order, 1977, namely :—

1. This Order may be jailed the Exports (Control) Eighth

Amendment Order, 1981.

2. In the Exports (Control) Order, 1977—

(i) in Part 'A' Schedule I, the following item appearing

against S. No. 27(1) shall DO deleted :—

"Polythylene (LD)"

(ii) in Part 'B' Schedule I, the following items shall be

deleted :—

"21—Pulses, Lentils, Grams and Beans and flour made

therefrom

33(ii)—Sugarcane

33A—Khandsarl Sugar

34—Jaggery (Gur)

39—Wheat products, viz. Maida, Rawa, Suji, Resul-

tant Atta and Wriest Bron

89(vi>—Vintage motor cars and parts and components thereof, i.e. motor cars of 1940 and earlier models'.

(ill) In Part 'B' Schedule I, the following items shall be

added:— "4(e)—Furlskins of domestic animals

45(xiv)—Bentonite

49(17)—Polythylene (LD) 100—Ivory products mado out of imported ivory

101—Streptomycin Formulations

102—Hemp Pulp

103—Airmail Tissue Paper below 34GSM

(iv) in Part 'B' Schedule I, the existing emnes appearing at S.No. 2, 4(d>, 46, 48, 66 and 90 respectively shall be substituted as shown below :—

"2—Live Buffaloes (only culls) and mala buffaloes not

used for breeding and draught purposes

4(d)—Peacock tail feathers only and articles made

therefrom (except brooms and dusters)

46(i) Fabricatedlmanufactured mica including cut con- denser films, discs and washers, bridges and spa- cers, cut mica plates electrical heut'ng elements, mica capacitors, mica powder dry ground, wet ground and micronised, mica paper micanite, mica paper products, giass bonded mica, mica bricks, mica tapes etc.

(ii) Processed mica including mica blocks, mica films and splittings of all grades and varieties, exclud- ing maunfactured and fabricated mica

(iii) Mica waste- (including factory cuttings) and ecrap which is obtained by piocessing mica and which because of size and colour is considered below

the specification of processed mica

48—Reformat|Naplha|Motor Spiri'|Avgas (all grades)|

ATF (Aviation Turbine Fuel)

66—Wroted yarn

90—Aircraft and parts and accessories thereof.

(v) in Part 'A' Schedule 1—

(a) the existing entry at S. No. 15 shall be renumbered an 15(i) and the following item shall be added ufter S. No. 15(i) :— "15(ii)—Mutton Tallow"

(b) the following items shall be added aficr S. No.

64 :—

'65—Sugarcane

66—Khandsari Sugar

67—Jaggery (Gur)

68—Bone Meal

69—Uncrushed bones other than fish bones

70—Cattle used for breeding purposes 71—Pulses (including precessed pulses), Lentils,

Grams and Beans and Flour made therefrom

(vi) the en'ries appearing against S. Nos. 5,21 A, 28, 34, 38, 42(i), 50 and 54 respectively shall bo substituted as shown below :—

"5—Wheat and Wheat Products, viz, Maida, Rawa,

Suji, Resultant A'ta, and Wheat Bran

21A—Common Salt (used for human consumption) ex- cluding Sodium Chloride IB|BP|GR|EPC grade.

28—Fertilizers, all types, including superphosphate 34—Pnper grade pulp including bamboo pulp excluding

hemp pulp.

38—All yarn made of wool]shoddy other than worsted

yarn

42(i)—Vintage motor cars and motor cycles and parts and components thereof i.e. motor cars and motor cycles of 1940 and earlier models. 50—Mineral oil, all porto including crude oil, Kerosene, fuel oil, lubricating oils, greases, solvent oils, mineral and natural turpentine, Bitumen/Asphalt 54—Writing and printing pnper all sorts excluding hand made paper and Airmail Tissiin Paper below 34 GSM".

(vii) In OGL, 4, in col. 2, the existing entry appearing against S. No. 31 shall be substituted by the follow- ing :— ^

"'Rcformat/Naptha/Molor Spirit/Avgas (ah grades)!

ATF (Aviation Turbine Fuel)".

(viii) In OGT, 4, the following item shall be added

after S. No. 32 :—

Hl^Z""~ 2 3 "4 ~ ~'

13. Polythylene (LD) B. 49(17) Indian Petro- chemical Corporation Limited

fix) the existing OGL 3 under Schedule HI, shall be

substituted by the annaxure attached hereto.

O.GX. No. 3

Any person may export to any country except to

(I) Pakistan; and

(11) A country to which export Is prohibited by tmy law for the time being in force, on fulfilment of the conditions stipulated in Col. No. 4 hereunder the following goods.

Condition(s) to be fulfilled/documents to be SI. Item No.

produced

S. No. as in Part'B¹ of Schedule I

1

2

3

4

1. Live Buffaloes (only culls) and male buffaloes not used for B.2

breeding and draught purposes.

Export allowed subject to minimum export price (f.o.b.) of Rs. 3.50 per kg. of live weight and other conditions as may be laid down.

2. Live Frogs

. B.5

On production of recommendation of the Marine Products Export Development Authority Coohin.

3. Meat of Iniian Male BulTilo including heart, liver, !ung", B.6(a)

brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs of TWIS buffalo.

(i) Certificates issued by or on behalf of the Director of Veterinary Services of the State from which the meat emanates for export to the effect that tho consignment for export is of malo buffalo meat only provided the export price is not loss than Rs. 7.50 per kg. f.o.b.

(ii) Affidavit from the exporter declaring that the consignment of meat is of male buffalo meat only.

4, Marine products, the following;—

(1) Dried and wet salted fish products 1. Dried salted and unsaltcd flsh . 2. Dried salted and unsaltod prawns 3. Wet salted flsh 4. Fish picklos 5. Fish maws . . . . .. 6. Sharkflns 7. Fish Oil 8. Beach-de-merc . . . .. 9. Dried Fish . . . . ..

10. Dried salted and unsalted Bombay Ducki

(ii) Fresh live, Frozen and canned products

Export will be allowed oniy on the basis of firm . orders, contract with pre-fixed prices and on out-right sale basi'..

1. Frosh fish other than Pomfret . . .. 2. Livo lobsters, shell fish and fish 3. Frozen fish other than Pomfret and prawns . B.7 4, Frozen lobster tails, crabs . . . . J> 5, Frozen clams. Oysters etc. . . .. 6. Canned fish, prawns, crabs, clams mussels etc. . 7. Frogs and Froglcgs which are processed for export in units which are engaged essentially for processing marine products for the purpose of export (not covered under entry No, 17 of Part 'A' Schedule 0

8. Fresh/Frozen Prawns . . ..

(iii) Other miscellaneous sea-food produots .

R15

Fresh Fruits

8.

Export will be allowed only if: (a) Irrevocable letter of credit has been opened by the foreign buyer covering 100% f.o.b. value of the consign- ment or (b) advance payment has been received provided that (i) the advanco payment covers 100% f.o.b. value of tho consignment and (ii) advance payment has been received through an authorised dealer in foreign exchange.

B.16(ii)

Potatoes

. . ..

9.

B 16(iii)

10.

Export of Arvi allowed against an Irrevocable Letter of Credit or an advance payment received through an authorised exchange dealer covering the full contractual payment In the case of each export Order from the overseas buyer.

B.I 8(1)

(1) Cardamomj (Small)

11.

1. Export allowed to all permissible destination! except to countries having a common land fron- tier with India; and

2. Export allowed only if irrevocable letter of credit

has been opened by foreign buyers.

Or

against advance payment received from the foreign buyer provided (i) the advance payment is received against specific order(s); and (ii) the advance payment is received through authorised dealers in foreign exchange.

B 18(i)

ii) C r d a m o ms (Large) .

. . ..

(

Export allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontier with India.

B.18(il)

Cumin Seeds . .

. . ..

12.

Export of Cumin Seeds in all forms, allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontier with India.

Export of Turmeric in all forms, allowed to all

R 18(M)

13.

permissible destinations.

B.18(iv)

Fresh Ginger

14.

Export of Fresh Ginger allowed against either an irrevocable letter of credit or an advance payment received through an authorised exchange dealer covering the full contractual payment in the case of each export order from the overseas buyer.

Against Letter of Credit.

B.19

Chillies dried, in all forms

15.

Export allowed subject to minimum export price

B.20

Basmati Rice . . . . . . . ..

16.

of Rs. 5,500 per M.T.

B.22

Malt, Including Barley Malt

17.

Export will be allowed subject to minimum export

B.23(i)

18.

price of Rs. 25,000 per tonne.

Roasted and salted Peanuts in consumer packs weighing upto 2 Kg*.

B.24(iv) Quality Control Certificate from National Seeds Pood grain seeds including wheat seeds . . . .

19.

Corporation.

Hedge seeds, the following:—

20.

B.24(v)

1. Dodonea Viscosca T 2. Inga Dulcis (Madras thorn) > J 3. Prosopis Juliflora

The export of seeds produced in Private nurseries shall only be allowed. Exporters shall furnish a declaration that the seeds had been grown cither in his own farm or in another farm which will be named.

Seeds of Ornamental plants, the following:—

21.

A. Lh1 of Ornamental Annuals

B.24(vi) The export of seeds produced in private nurseries shall only be allowed. Exporters shall furnish • declaration that the seeds had been grown either in his own farm or in another farm which will be named.

t. Ageratum 2. Althea . 3, Alyssum 4. Amaranthus . 5. Anchusa 6. Antirrhinum 7. Angelonia 8. Aquilegia 9. Arctotls

[

B,24(vi) The export of seeds produced in Private nurseries shall only be allowed. Exporters shall furnish a declaration that the seeds had been grown cither in his own farm Or in another farm which will be named.

10. Bellis porennis I I. Brachycome 12. Browallia 13. Cacalia . . .. 14. Calaceolaria 15. Calondula . . .. 16. Callistcphus chinensus . 17. Campamula . . .. 18. Cclosia . . .. 19. Ccntaurea . . .. 20. Cheiranthus . . .. 21. Chrysanthemum caiinatum 22. C. Coceineyum 23. Clarkia 24. Cleome 25. Coleus 26. Coreopsis 27. Cosmos . . .. 28. Cynoglossum 29. Delphinium 30. Dianthus barbatus 31. D. Caryophyllus . 32. D. Chiaensis 33. Digitalis . . .. 34. Dimorphotheca 35. Echium . . .. 36. Eschscholitzia 37. Eschsholitazia 38. Felicia 39. GaUlaridia , 40. Gazania 41. Tagetes 42. Tithonla 43. Torenia 44. Trop acolum 45. Ursfnia 46. Venidium . 47. Verbena 48. Vinca . . .. 49. Viola . . .. 50. Zinnia . . .. 51. Gilia 52. Oodctia 53. Gomphrena 54. Gyposophila . 55. Helianthus . 56. Hdichrysum 57. Heliotropium 58. Iberis . . .. 59. Impatiens 60. Ipemea 61. Kochlna 62. Lathyrus 63. Limenium 64. Lineria 65. Linum 66. Lobelia 67. Lupinus 68. Matthiola . 69. Mesembryanthemum 70. Mlmulus 71. Mfrabihs 72. Myosotis 73. Nemesis 74. Nicodana 75. Niaclla 76. Oenothere . 77. Papaver 78. Penstemon . 79. Petunia 80. Phlox 81. Pimpinella . 82. Primula 83. Reseda 84. Rudheckia . 85. Salpiglossis 86. Salvia . . .. 87. Seponaria 88. Scabiosa 89. Sehizanthes .

S c n e c io . .. . . . T C. M a x i m um . .. A g r o s t e m ma . . ..

A s t er B e l ls of I r e l a nd

C a l c e o l a r ia . . . . .. Counterbury Bell . . . . Clianthus M a t o i c a na . .. Mignonette . . . . S t o ck . . .. S i l e n ce S w e et A l y s um . .. S w e et S u l t an , . .

90 91. 92. 93 94 95. 96 97 98 99 100 101. 102. 103 104 Laskpur"

B List of additional ornamental plants whose seedi could be

freely allowed under OGL for export

Ornamental Plants Seeds

1 Angigonon Leptopus Acromium Balsam Begonia BcllonVlae Callipsis

C a n na

C a r n a t i on

C a n d i t u ft . . .. . .

C o r n f l o w er Cineraria Convulvulus

2 3 4 5. 6 7 8. 9. 10 11. 12.

B.240v) The export of seeds produced in Private nursenas

• f shall" only be allowed. Exporters shall furnish

D a i sv •

Geraniums . . . . . .[ a declaration that the seeds h ad been grown either

Hollyhocks

in his own farm or In another farm which will be named

. ..

. ..

Marigold N a s t u r t i um . . .. Nemophila P a n sy . . .. P o r t u l a ca S u n f l o w er ( O r n a m e n t dl o n l y) . S t a t i ce S w e et p ea S w e et w i l l i am

W a l l f l o w er P o p py .

13. 14 15 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.

C. Ornamental Plant Cuttings:

1. R o s es .

D. Lawn Sesds .

1, C y n e d on D a c t y l on . . ..

E Ornamental Shade Trees

C a s w a r l na e q u l s e l l f o ha . . .. Gul Mohat " S i l v er o ak . . . . .. C a s sl fistula J c a r a n da M i m o s a l f o l ia . . .. RuclavDtus . D a l n o ha

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6, 7.

Bulbs and Tubes.

1. 2.

C a n na . .. CaladJum Hedychium Tuberose

A.

B.29

T,2, Ou:>r Gum having protein conicnt 9% or less

Export allowed against pre-shipment inspection of 23. Poiable liquor/Indian Made Foreign ] iquor (IMFL) combin- B.36(ii)

Ihe strcngih of alcohol.

ing alcohol not exceeding 5 0% (V/V)

24. Mango Juice

Export prices not less than the price announced

B.37

by the Central Government.

25. Hydrolysed PUnt Piotein/Hydrolystd Vegdnblc Piotcin, bcih B.4C(ii)

in powder and paste form.

Export will be allowed subject to the conditions that; (i) the minimum unit value realisation is Rs. 13 per kg. and (ii) the exporter gives an undertaking that not more than 41 % of de-oiled groundnut cake was used in the manufacture of Hydrolysed Vegelables./Plant Protein.

B.42

26. Ruc-curcd Virginia Tobacco. Sun-cuutl Virginia ToK'cco, Sun-cuied (Natu -Countiy) Tobacco and Sun-cuitd Juiiy Tobacco.

1. In respect of tobacco for which minimum export prices have been specified, certificate from To- bacco Board that the prices at which export is being made are not lower than the minimum export prices specified by the Central Government.

2. In respect of tabacoo for which no minimum export prices have been specified, certificate from Tobacco Board that tobacco being exported is not subject to minimum export price restriction.

27. (i) Bauxite with alumina content less than 4 0 %; and

(ii) Bauxite with alumina content between 4 0% and 5 0% but

Certificate from a recognised Public Analyst regard-

B.45(l)(a)

ing alumina and silica content.

with silica content exceeding 5 %

28. Magnesite

. . .. B.45(viii) Export of calcined Magnesite with a silica content of 9% and above shall be allowed on production of a certificate from Export Inspection Agoncy that Silica content in calcined Magnesite Is not below 9%

B.46

Export price is not less than iho price announced by the Central Government from time to time.

29. Fabricated/manufactured mica including cut condenser films, discs and washers, bridges and spacers, cut mica plates, electri- cal heating elements, mica capacitors, mica powder ory-ground, wet ground and mlcronised, mica paper, micanite, mica paper products, glass bonded mica, mica bricks, mica tapes etc.

30. Carbonised lignite briquettes (Loco) . . ..

B.47(i) Export allowed only from Calcutta and Shillong against allocations made by the Coal Controller, 1. Council House Street, Calcuttp

31. Chemicals the following :—

B.49

) Butyl Alcohol Butyl Acetnte Mono Chloro Ace lie Acid Trichloro Ethyleno Perchloro Ethylene Tetra Chloro Ethane Rubber Chemicals

1 Acetic Acid

(i (ii (iil fiv 0" (vi (vif (viii

(ix) Chloroqulne Phosphate Formulations

Export allowed against Import of Bulk Chloroquine Phosphate under advance licence to the extent of f.o.b. value indicated in the licence.

B.SO(i)

32. (i) Cinchona mixed alkaloids and cinchona salts after extinc- tion of quinine and quinidine and salts (hereof as certified by Directorate of Cinchona of Tamil Nadu/West Bengal.

Export allowed against the certificate from Directo- rate of Cinchona of Tamil Nadu/West Bengal as the case may be.

(ii) Quinidine Sulphate

B.50(li) Export allowed on production of a 'No Objection' Certificate from Drugs Controller (India), New Delhi.

B.51

33. Synthetic Musk

1. Export allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land fron- tier with India.

2. On furnishing declaration to the effect that the commodity to be exported is "Synthetic Musk" and does not contain Deer Musk and is promi- nently labelled as "Synthetic Musk".

B.53

34. Sandal Wood Oil

Export allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontier with India.

B.54

The f.o.b. price per metric tonne Is not less than 35. Sal Oil

Ra. 12,000/

                                                                          J-B.55          For  all  exhibitions only
37. Advertisement  Cinematographic  films  except  8mm and  16mm  [
     feature  films  not exceeding  120 metres  in length.               J
38   Wood  and timber,  viz the following  :—
      (i)  Sandalwood  in the form  of dust  chips,  flakes and  powder \ B , 60
     (ii)  Cane
39. Processed  Timber  as defined  in the Export  Policy,  1981-82       B.60
40  Veneer  or veneer  based  products,  namely,  plywood  chip  board ,  B.60
    fibre  board.
41. Throwster  Silk  Waste                                                B  62(iii)(b)
42. Hard  Silk  Waste

. B.62(ili)(d)

1. Certificate from Government Spun Mills at Channapatna (Karnataka), Jaggi Road CAssam) or Bhagalpur (Bihar) that the material intended for export is hard waste.

2. Pre-shipment inspection certificates by the Central

Silk Board.

43.

Pre-shipment inspection certificate by the Central

1 B.62(iliXe)

Silk Board.

Other varieties of silk wastes, viz 1. Boiled cocoons 2. Basin refuse 3. Fluff/floss 4. Filmsy cocoons.

Man-made fibre and yarns, the following :—

44.

(i) Rayon tyre yarn of 850 deniers and above fii) Rayon tyre of all deniers . . .. (iii) Rayon tyre fabrics . . . ..

Information in respeet of export effected will be furnished by the exporters within seven days after shipment to the concerned Council.

B.64CUXa) B.64(ilKb) B.64(iiXO

. B.66

Worsted Yarn

45.

Information in respect of export effected will be furnished by the exporters within seven days after shipment to the concerned Council.

B.67

Goat Hair Patties

46.

Information in respect of export effected will be furnished by the exporters within seven dayi after shipment to the concerned Council.

. B.67A

Hair belting-all types

47.

Information in respect of export effected will be furnished by the exporters within seven days after shipment to the concerned Council.

. B.68

Raw Cotton—Bengil DeshI

48.

Export will be allowed against registration and allocation certificate regarding quality/quantity of the item intended for export issued by Textile Commissioner.

Raw Cotton—Miscellaneous Fibres

49.

fl) Staple Cotton

[B.68

Export will be allowed against registration and allocation certificate regarding quality/ quan- tity of the item intended for export issued by the Textile Commissioner.

J(if) Assam (ill) Comillas (iv) Cotton decoloured by damages due to fire /Water. . Cv) Zodo and Sweepings (vi) Others

B.68-A

Soft cotton waste and yellow pickings.

50.

Against registration and allocation certificate re- garding quality/quantity of the item intended for export issued by Textile Commissioner.

B.69

51. Cotton yarn of all types in counts 6s and above as well as tyre cord yarn.

Against authorisations issued by Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council, Bombay, in respect of contracts registered with them. Authorisation will be endorsed on shipping bills. In respect of shipments to U.K., USA Austria and the EEC. Member States, necessary announcement about the quota distribution policy will be made by the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council.

B.70(H)

Tent/Tent Cloth other than thai of olive Hi-sen ihmle.

52

Export allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontier with India.

B.70(iii)

53.

Handloom stripped bedspreads known as "Etawob stripes" except export to U.K.

A certificate from the Textile Commissioner under the quality marking scheme of the U.P. Govern- ment to the effect that goods desired to be ex- ported conform to the standard prescribed for the purpose.

444/1

54. Handloom cloth of lungi design of non-fast colours (including '

Pre-shipraent inspection by the Textile Committee.

B.7O0V)

those having bleeding properties) and garments made therefrom

except to U.K.

(a) Handlooms fabrics of the variety commonly known as "Blee-

ding Madras"

fb) Garments mado out of Bleeding Madras . . ..

(c) Varieties other than Bleeding Madras/garments made out

of bleeding Madras

(i) Against quota allotment by:

55. Export to EEC Member States including U.K. of Textiles made B.70(v)

(a) The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion

Council for fabrics and made-ups

excluding woollen fabrics and made-ups;

from cotton, wool and man-made fibres (excluding jute silk and

flax) which are subject to quantitative restraints under the Indo-

EEC Textile Agreement.

(b) The Apparels Export Promotion Council

for garments and knitwears excluding

woollen knitwear;

(c) Wool and Woollen Export Promotion

Council for woollen fabrics made-ups

and woollen knitwear but excluding woollen

garments.

by endorsement on shipping bills. Necessary

endorsement on Shipping Bills, will, however,

be made by the Cotton Textiles Export Pro-

motion Council for woollen fabrics and made-

ups, and in respect of woollen knitwear such

endorsement will be made by the Appareli

Export Promotion Council.

(ii) In the matter of quota allotment. Cotton Tex-

tiles Export Promotion Council will observe the

guidelines issued by the Ministry of Commerce

and will make efforts to ensure reasonable

realisation through floor price mechanism,

where practicable.

Oii) Handloom fabrics of cottage industry, hand-

made Cottage Industry Products made of such

handloom-fabrlcs, traditional folklore handi-

craft textile products and 'India items' are not

subject to quantitative restrictions. A certi-

fication in the case of handloom fabrics and

hand made Cottage Industry products made of

such handloom fabrics will be required from the

Textile Committee and In the case of traditional

folklore handicraft textile products and 'India

items', such a certificate will be issued by the All

India Handicrafts Board and/or Textiles Com-

mittee.

(I) Against quota allotment by:—

56. Export to USA of Textiles made from cotton. Wool and man- B.70(vi)

made fibres (excluding Jute, silk, and flan) which are subject to

quantitative restraints under Indo-US Textile Agreement.

(a) The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion

Council for fabrics and made-ups (exclu-

ding woollen fabrics and made-ups);

(b) The Apparels Export Promotion Council

for garments and knitwears excluding

woollen knitwear t

(c) Wool and Woollen Export Promotion

Council for woollen fabrics made-ups

and woollen knitwear but excluding woollen

garments.

by endorsement on shipping bills. Necessary

endorsement on Shipping Bills will, however,

bo made by the Cotton Textiles Export Promo-

tion Council for woollen fabrics and made-

ups, and In respect of Woollen knitwear snob

endorsement will be made by the Apparels

Export Promotion Council.

(li) In the matter of quota allotments, Cotton Tex-

tile Export Promotion Council will observe

guidelines Issued by the Ministry of Commerce

and will make efforts to ensure reasonable

realisation through floor price mechanism,

where practicable. While making quota en-

dorsements. Cotton Textile* Export Promotion

Council will also issue export visa for tuefi

nroducte.

1 0 G I / 8 1^