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EXPORT CONTROL
1. Object-—'The primary object ot 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 (he 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 exerciso 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 Proce- dures, 1982-83.
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 12-ETC(PN)/82
EXPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 5lh April. 1982
Subject.—Import and Export Policy for Iho period Apiil, 1982—March 1983 (.Volume II).
File No. 19(7)/81-EH.—Attention is invited to Export* (Control) Amendment Order No. Ei.C)O, 1977/A\K235) dated the 5th April, 1982, on the above subject.
2. The policy to he followed for export of different items during the period April, 1982 to March, 1983 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 prc-control) commitments in respect of items whose export was allowed either on dc-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, 1982-83.
5. In respect of items allowed for export "On Meiits" no person should enter into commitments before obtaining the necessary permission for export. Applications in respect of such items should be submitted to the office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi.
4 MANI NARAYANSWAMI, Chief Controller Imports & Exports 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, 197?,, 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 s^me such enactments is given in Appendix II.
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 are given in the Hand Book of Import-Export Procedures 1982-83.
5. Exports can bo 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 theii requirements or controlled commodities from persons holding export licences or eligible to receive licences. To this general rule, the only 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 reciuire 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
359for 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 Cfedit 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 Tndian 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 arc 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, arc treated as new-comers, provided such exporter has the requisite experience and is able to satisfy the licensing authorities on that account.
Details are given in the Hand Book of Import
Export Procedures 1982-83.
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 Licenpe for ex- ports to specified destinations. In respect of such exports as are made in accordance with the condi- tions of the relevant Open General Licence, the exporters will not be required to approach the licensing authorities for obtaining any export pcrmit[licence. At present four Open General Licences are in opera- tion, as given in Schedule III to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977 reproduced in Appendix I.
10. Canalised exports.--(1) The items, export of which is canalised through public sector agencies are given in Annexure I to Section TT. For these items, the exports will be allowed only through the canalis- ing agencies concerned. The Quantum upto which
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export may be permitted in respect of these items and other details pertaining thereto are decided by Government from time to time. The operations of the canalising agencies in this regard are, therefore, sub- ject to such directions as may be given to them by Government.
(2) In respect of certain commodities the 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 II. 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 1982-83.
(2) The value for which an Established Exporter 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 ftcms/rtg.—Some items of export have been placed or* 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 elgible 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 "first come first served" basis. The following principles and procedure will be applicable In such cases :— *
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 tho purposes of dealing with such applications
2. Unless and otherwise indicated In the Public Notice|Trade Notice, applications will be received 15 days after 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
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to the effect that the Indian Exporter appli- cant has accepted the oiler of the overseas buyer to purchase the commodity, for xhr quantity applied for, subject only to the grant of a licence in hid favour.
4. As a rule, the licensing authorities shall record, in writing the reasons for rejection of applications.
5. Each exporter shall be allowed to submit one application per day supported by one contract from one foreign buyer only. With each export application, the exporter should file a declaration that he has not submitted any export application for the same commo- dity to any other licensing authority during the same licensing period. The licensing authorities will allocate the quota strictly on pro Tata basis subject to the conditions stipu- lated in sub-para 6.
6. An eligible applicant will be allowed a quota not exceeding 10 per cent of the available ceiling per day allocated to the office con- cerned. If some quantity of the ceiling is left over, after disposal of the applications received on the first day, the balance will bo carried over to ihe next day for fresh applications; this process will be repeated until the ceiling is exhausted.
7. Exports will be allowed by-issuing an Expert Licence with a validity period of 45 days from the date of issue.
8. Shipments shall b© made of the quantity covered by the contract against wh;ch the licence has been issued within the period of its validity. No extension of time shall be granted except in the following circum- stances :—
fa) 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 carried, 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 will be granted, i.e., the licence will lapse auto- matically thereafter.
9. After the shipment is clfected 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 shipments) actually effected. Also, in 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 for the items allowed under limited ceiling for further exports in terms of clause 5(q) of Exports (Control) Order, 1977 as amended from time to time, for the licensing period.
10, Any quantity allocated against the earlier licences which 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 abrond. Tn such cases, applications for endorsements on shipping bills may be made to the licensing autho- rity concerned by the eligible exporters in accordance with (he policy as may be announced from time to time.
361EXPLANATORY NOT^ TO THE POLICY STATEMENT
I. Export of items included in Part 'A1, Schedule 1 to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977 is not normally allowed, but in exceptional Circumstances, applications should be made to the Chief Controller oi Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Such cases will be decided in consultation, wherever necessary, wiili the other authorities concerned.
II. The Policy Statement gives the export policy in respect oi items mentioned in Part 'B' of Schedule 1 to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977. The entry 'On iMer'.ls' denotes that applications for (he items ore conEici'. red by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi on an ad hoc basis in consultation, wherever i.eecisary, with the other authorities concerned.
III. Any item included in Part 'A' or Part 'B' of Schedule 1 to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977, required in connection wi;li a project abroad, under- taken by an Indian Contraclor|Sub-contractor|Con- sultancy Organisation, irrespective of the export policy in force at the time of export will be allowed for export on the basis of approvallsanelion letter issued by the Projects Committee in the Ministry of Commerce. Such approval|sauction letter will give de- tails regarding quantity, specificaiiun and value of the individual items approved for export by (he Projects Committee, Export licences will be i sued in the name of such Contructor|Sub-contraclor|Consuliancy Orga- nisation undertaking the project by the regional licens- ing authority on production of approval|sanction letter from the said Committee. The items not men- tioned in Part 'A' or Part 'B' of Schedule 1 to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977, required for a project abroad will be allowed on do-controlled bativ, as hLherto, without any restriction or permission from the Projects Committee referred to above.
IV. Exporter(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 Customs 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 ia th? export policy or not.
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POLICY STATEMENT
Export Licensing Policy of Items Listed in Part 'B' of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977
S. No. as in Part 'B' of Description of the item Schedule I
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1. (a) Mules
(b) Camels
2. Live Buffaloes (only culls) and male buffaloes not used for breeding and draught purposes.
3. Live Sheep and Goat (including lamb/kids).
4. Wild Life, the following :
(a) Live Animal
1. Striped Squirrels.
2. Dusky Striped Squirrels,
3. Rats.
4. Mice.
5. Fruit Bats,
f. Voles.
(b) Animal Products (only In manufactured form)
1. Porcupine Quills.
2. Shed Antlers (of Chltal and Sambhar).
Licensing policy
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"On merits"
"On merits"
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3
Export, will be allowed within a limited ceiling ou first-come, first-served basis, on production of irrevo- cable Letter of Credit or proof of receipt of full advance payment against a specific export order, subject to minimum export price of Rs. 11|- per k.g. (F.O.b.) of live weight of the animal and availability of ceiling and the following conditions :—
(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 whether (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 celling on first-comc-first served basis, from four major ports of Bombay. Calcutta, Madras and New Delhi Such exports will be allowed only on production of Legal 5 d Tnw fC a te iS5Ued by the conce™d Chief Jl l d wS Warden or the authorised officer under £ wd Lie (Protection) Act, 1972 or the r * W&
y Kashmir Wild Life (Protection) Act 1978 Each consignment alongwith the related document'will be D X w i M nI O n,by the • RegionaI Asitant £ Sr w, d L l fe Preservation, Government of India. Where necessary, permit/certified of the Management Authority in India (Director, Wild Life 3. Common Fox Skins.
4. Hill Fox Skins.
5. Desert Cat Skins.
6. Red Fox Skins.
o b £d F* "1 ( C m s) s h aU •*" taw to £
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7. Civet Cat Skins.
8. Manufactured articles of Mohgoose hair.
"On Merita"
3&J1 2 3 (c) Live Birds
t. Weavers (Baya and Striated)
2. Buntings (Red headed and black headed)
3. Crows (House and jungle)
4. Mynas (common, Bank, Black headed, Grey headed and rosy Pastor)
5. Munias (spotted, Red black headed, White headed and white throated)
6. Parakeets (Red Breasted rose ringed, Alexandrine Blossom headed and slaty headed)
7. Sparrows (House and Yellow throated) 8. Pigeons
(d) Peacock Tall Feathers only and articles made therefrom (except brooms and dus- ters).
(e) Cantharidine Beetles.
(f) Fur[Skins of domestic animals.
5. Live frogs
6. (a) Meat of Culled Buffalo (both Male and Fe- male) including heart, liver, lungs, brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs.
6. (b) Meat of Indian sheep—Including heart, liver, lungs, brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs.
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis from four major ports of Bombay, Calcutta, Madras and New Delhi. Such exports will be allowed only on production of Legal Procurement Certificate issued by the concerned Chief Wild Life Wardon or the authorised officer under the Wild Life (Protection), Act, 1972, or the Jammu & Kashmir Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1978. Each con- signment alongwith the related documents will be subject to verification by the Regional Assistant Director, Wild Life Preservation, Government of India1. Where necessary permit/certificate of the Management Authority in India, Director, Wild Lite Preservation, International Trade Endangered species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) shall also have to be obtained.
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling. Items of high added value which are labour intensive will be given preference. Crest feathers or any other part or portion of Peacock will not be allowed for export.
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling.
Export will be allowed only through four major ports' viz. Delhi, Calcutta, Bombay and Madras subject to inspection/identification by the Asstt. Director Wild Life (Preservation) posted at the above four ports as in the case of all wild life items and their products.
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 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 Bills/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.
(Jii) Hie allocation of quota will be by way of endorsement on Shipping Bills/Airways Bills vtlid for a maximum period of 72 hours.
J64 _____ THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I - S E C. 1]1 .2 3 (iv) The ceiling will be placed at the disposal of Fresh Meat and Live Stock Exporters' Asso- ciation at Bombay and Delhi and also Gujarat State Export Corporation Limited, Ahrnedabad 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 Import & Export Policy 1982-83 (Vol. II) will not apply in this case.
(d) In view of the highly perishable nature of the commodity and also since monthly ceilinga will have to be met, the validity of quota allocation to individual exporters will be 72 hours only.
(e) In 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 succeeding month the figures of exports made during the preceding month.
(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 on their own account.
365 1 2 26(§) Meat of Indian Goat—including heart, liver, lungs, brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs :
Export of meat of Indian Goat will be allowed subject to MEP of Rs. 16 per Kg. f.o.b. within a limited ceiling released on monthly basis on presenta- tion of Shipping Bills/Airway Bills, subject to the following conditions:
(i) Export will be on outright sale basis and no
consignment export shall be allowed.
(ii) The allocation of quota will be by way of endorsement on Shipping Bills/Airway Bills valid for a maximum period of 72 hours.
(iii) The ceiling will be placed at the disposal of Fresh Meat and Live Stock Exporters' Association at Bombay and the Dy. Chief Controller of Import and Exports, Cochin.
. The following guidelines will be followed by the
agencies regulating the quota :—
(a) The designated agencies should ensure that exporters purchase live goat 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 ii met, exporters will enter the market for purchase of goat for slaughter at a time after the domestic requirements have been purchased. 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 Import & Export Policy 1982-83 (Vol. II) 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 expor- ters will be 72 hours only.
3&5 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]3 1 2 (e) The designated Agencies will inform the Ministry of Commerce by the 7th of the succeeding month the figures of exports made during the preceding month. (iv) The export will be allowed by the Customs Authorities directly, on the basis of quota allocations made by Fresh Meat and Live Stock Exporters' Association, Bombay and Dy. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Cochin.
7. Marine Products, the following :—
(i) Dried and wet salted fish products :
1. Dried salted and unsalted fish
2. Dried salted and unsalted prawns
3. Wet salted fish
4. Fish pickles
5. Deleted
6. Fish maws
7. Sharkfins
8. Fish OH
9. Beach-de-mere
10. Dried Fish
(ii) Fresh, live, frozen and canned products :
1. Fresh fish other than Pomfret
2. Live lobsters, shell fish and fish
- Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 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.
(iii) Other miscellaneous sea-food products :
1. Shells
2. Fish Eggs
3. Aquarium fish and plants 4, Cuttle fish bones
5. Amber Gris
(lv) Other marine Products
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(v) Fish meal and Fish Guano
(1) Fish meal with lees than 50 per cent protein
content not allowed for export.
367 1 2 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 OGL-3 (vi) Dried salted and unsaltcd Bombay Ducks
(vii) Fresh and Frozen Pomfret
(i) Fresh and frozen silver pomirets of sizes 200 Grams and above—Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
(ii) Export of silver pomfrets of sizes less than
300 Grams—Export not allowed.
8. Deleted
9. Deleted
10. Pure Milk Ghee
Export allowed within a ceiling on first-come, first- served basis.
It is also allowed through STC within a ceiling.
10A. Eggs
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-'J
11. Bristles
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3
12. Deleted
13. Bones :
(i) Deleted
(ii) Skeletons and|or parts thereof
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 purposei only. Export of other skeletons is allowed "On merits".
(iii) Crushed Bones
Export allowed within limited ceiling on firBt-come, first-served basis against firm sale contract backed by 100 per cent irrevocable letter of credit.
(iv) Deleted
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3 14. Animal bile, Gallstone, Golochan and other
animal bye-products from Slaughter
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
15. Fresh fruits and Fresh Vegetables other than
Onions and Potatoes
16. Vc? tables, the following :
—Canalised through NAFED (See Annexure 1).
Hi Onions
ilQl,U2 - II
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(iii) Deleted.
17. Deleted
18. (i) Cardamoms, small and large
(ii) Cumin Seeds
(iii) Turmeric
(iv) Fresh Ginger
19. Chillies dried, in all forms
20. Grains and FIOUT, other than those mentioned in
Part 'A'
20A Barlev.
20B Maize
21. Deleted
22. (1) Malt, including Barley Malt
(ii) Deleted
23. Oilseeds, the following :
(i) Groundnuts, including HPS variety, (both in shell and kernels)
(ii) Deleted
(iii) Sesame seed
(Iv) Niger Seed
24. 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 Export 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 allpwed as provided under OGL-3
Export will be allpwed as provided under OGL-3
Export will be allpwed 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(b) Fine and Superfine varieties of rice (non-bas- mati)—Export will be allowed by FCI only.
Export canalised through State Trading Corporation of India within a limited ceiling (See Annexure-I).
Export canalised through the State Trading Corpora- tion of India Ltd. within a limited ceiling. (Sec An- nexure-I).
Export will be allpwed 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. 11,000 per tonne f.o.b.
3. Export of roasted and salted peanuts in consumer packs will be allowed as provided under OGL-3 4. Export of other varieties is not allowed.
—Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I).
—Export canalised through NAFED (See Annexure I).
"On merit*"
"On merits"
Export will be allowed within a limited celling on first-come first-served basis.
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3
369 3 1 2(v) Forestry seeds including tree seeds, hedge seeds and tarwar seeds
(vi) Seeds of Ornamental Plants
(vii) Flower seeds, other than seeds of wild flowers.
(viil) Vegetable Seeds.
25. Nux Vomica seeds, bark, leaves, roots and powder thereof.
26. Pyrethrum flowers
27. Shellac, seedlac, button lac, garnet lac, and all other forms of lac except those mentioned in item No. 14 of Part 'A*
28. Deleted
29. Guar meal and Guar Churi
30. Deleted
"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 Juli flora.
1. Wild seeds not allowed ;
2. Seeds grown in Nursery other than those included in OLG-3 will be allowed 'On merits" ;
3. Seeds of ornamental plants included in OGL. 3 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.
(i) Nux Vomica seeds licensed freely on first- come, 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 certificate from the Forest Department to the effect that the Nux Vomica Bark tendered for export has been collected from fallen trees.
(iii) Others not allowed.
"On merits".
Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I).
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 the ex- porters of guar gum refined as per (1) above at the rate of half-a-tonne of guar meal per tonne of refined guar gum exported in 1981-82. 3. Export of guar meal will be allowed to the exporters of treated and pulverised guar gum as per (1) above at the rate of one tonne of guar meal per tonne of treated and pulverised guar gum exported in 1981-82.
4. Export of Guar Churi allowed "On merits".
370 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]1 2 3 31. Vegetable oils, the following :—
(i) Deleted
(ii) Deleted.
(iii) Castor oil
32. (i) Hydrogenated Oil (Vanaapati ghee)
(ii) Peanut Butter
33. (i) Sugar
(ii) Deleted
3 3A. Deleted
34. Jaggery (Gur)
35. Molasses
36. (i) Ethyl Alcohol or rectified spirit of any proot degree, whether denatured or not
(ii) Totable liquor/Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) containing alcohol not exceeding 50% (V/V).
37. Mango Juice
38. De-oiled Rice Bran.
39. Deleted
40. (i) De-oiled groundnut cake (extraction)
(ii) Hydrolysed Plant Protein/Hydrolysed Vegetable Protein, both in powder and paste form.
(iii) Protein Isolate
(iv) Edible Groundnut Flour
(v) Soyabean ExtractionslMeal
Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexurc-I).
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling.
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling.
Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I).
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling.
Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I).
"On merits" through STC only.
Export will be allowed a$ provided under OGL-3.
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
Export canalised (See Annexure 1).
Export canalised (See Annexure I).
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
Export allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis subject to MEP of Rs. 25,000|- per tonne.
Export allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis subject to MEP of Rs. 6,0001- per tonne.
Export canalised (See Annexure I)
371 3 1 241. (i) Solvent Extracted Cotton seed cakes (De- corticated and undecorticatcd)
(ii) Cotton seed expeller cakes
(iii) Compound cattle and poultry feeds
4-2. Flue-cured Virginia Tobacco, Sun-cured Virginia Tobacco, Sun-cured Natu (country) Tobacco and Sun-cured Jutty Tobacco
43. Deleted.
44. Cement
44A. Deleted
45. Minerals, ores and concentrates, the following :—
(i) Bauxite with alumina content not exceeding 44 per cent, silica content exceeding 5 per cent and iron oxid" plus titania exceeding 30 per cent.
(Ii) Iron Ore
(iii) Deleted
(iv) Deleted
(v) Manganese Ores
(vi) Gypsum of all varieties
Export canalised (See Annexure I).
Export canalised through All India Cotton Seed Crushers' Association, Bombay, within a limited
ceiung.
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling en first- come, first-served basis.
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I).
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis.
(a) Of Goa Origin from Goa :—
(i) Export of Bi-metal ores (Black Iron Ore) with manganese content from 3 per cent upto 10 per cent of Goa Origin is canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure 1).
(ii) Other exports to bo 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 bo 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 I).
(c) Export of Iron ore concentrates prepared by beneficiation 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 canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I)
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
372 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]1 2 3 (vii) Barytes (lumps and powder) including chemi- cal grade barytes powder /white /snow white/ super snow white barytes.
1. Export of Barytes lumps and powder OCMA] API Grade (with 4.20 specific gravity) will be allowed by ihc regional licensing authorities by (i) MMTC and (ii) Mineowners to the extent not exceeding their own production, in packing of polythene lined jute bags subject to the following conditions :—
(i) MMTC and Mineowners would be permitted to export barytes powder and lumps to all destinations on the basis of the following floor prices per MT FOBT Indian Port] Madras
(a) Barytes powder OCMA/API grade US $ 64.00
(with 4. 20 specific gravity)
(b) Barytes lumps OCMA/API grade US $ 38.00
(with -1.20 specific gravity) (All countries except West Asia)
(c) Barytes lumps OCMA/API grade US$40.00
wdb 4.20 jpjeifle gravity) to West Asia.
(,n) US $ 6|- per MT minimum will be charged over and above the floor price when Barytes Powder OCMA|API grade is exported in packing of five ply kraft paper.
(iii) US $ 8|- will be charged over and above the floor price when the material is exported in pellet.
(iv) Shipment of barytes lumps will be allowed only to the extent of 20 per cent of the total export by individual mineowners In respect of Gulf countries. For this purpose the export of Barytes powder should precede the export, of lumps. There will be no such res- trictions on the export of lumps to destina- tions other than gulf area.
(v) Transactions between Government to Gov- ernment would be handled exclusively by MMTC. However, all exports to Iraq would be made by MMTC only. No mineowners will be allowed to export barytes to Iraq.
(vi) Regional Licensing Authorities will ensure that contract prices negotiated by Mine- owners are not less than floor prices specified above. Other terms and conditions of con- tracts entered into by mine-owners will bo on MMTCs standard sale contractual terms. For thi| purpose a copy of contract entered into by private parties (the mine-owners) with the foreign buyer should be made avail- able to licensing authorities within 15 days of the conclusion of the contract.
(vii) Mineowners will be allowed to export to the extent of their own annual production. Their actual production should be determined on the basis of royalty payments. The mine- owners will obtain Royalty Payment Certi- ficate from State Government Agency (i.e., Director of Mines or District Collector as
373 3 1 2the case may be). The mineqwners can thus be allowed export on the basis of such certi- ficate obtained from the State Authorities. However, this condition will uot be appli- cable to MMTC.
(viii) Analysis of the ore to be exported would be done through assayers in order to ensure that the quality of material shipped conforms to the specification in the analysis certifi- cates. However, Government reserve the right to have the material tested again through a reputed independent assayer in order to ensure that high quality material is not shipped out against a certificate of analy- sis showing a lower level of specifications.
(ix) Mineowners will also be allowed to enter into C&F contracts for export of Barytes Powder OCMA/API grade subject to the condition that the effective foreign exchange realisation is not less than the minimum floor prices announced from time to time in terms of FOB Indian Port/Madras.
2. Export of White Barytes/Snow White Barytes/ ft Super Snow White Barytes of the following degree of whiteness will be allowed subject to the minimum FOB price mentioned against each :
Degree of US porMT Whiteness FOB
White Barytes 9 0 - 9 3% 138.0
Snow White Barytes 93—93% 150.00
Super Snow White Barytes +95% 162.C0
US $ 8/- will be charged over and above the floor
price when the material is exported in pellet.
3. Export of Chemical grade barytes powder will be
allowed "On Merits".
(viii) Magncsitc
1. Export of dead burnt magnogite with silica con- tent over 9 per cent will be allowed under OGL-3 on production of a certificate from Ex- port Inspection Agency that silica content in dead burnt magnesite is not below 9 per cent.
2. Lightly calcined magnesito with silica content of 6.5 per cent or above will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis,
(ix) Deleted
(x) Granular Sillimanite produced by Indian Rare Earths Ltd., (IREL) and Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd. (KMML)
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 to
banned vide S. No. 22(xviii) in Part 'A'.
374 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]3 1 2 Export allowed freely.
(xi) Wollastonitc
(xii) Corundum, other than Saphires and Rubies. Export allowed within a limited ceiling.
(xiii) Chrome ores and concentrates the follow-") 1
ing:—
Export canalised under OGL-4 through MMTC (i) Chrome ore lumps wih CrsOa not exceed- j"
ing 41.99 per cent.
(ii) Chromite fines and friable ore. J
(xiv) Bentonite
Export allowed freely by the licensing authorities by making endorsements on shipping bills.
(xv) Deleted.
(xvi) Kaolinite (China Clay)
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 46(i) Fabricated/manufactured mica including cut condenser films, discs and washers, bridges and spa- cers, cut mica plates, electrical heating elements, mica capacitors, mica powder dry ground, wet ground and micronised, mica paper, micanite, mica paper pro- ducts, glass bonded mic^J mica bricks, mica tapes, etc.
(ii) Processed mica including mica blocks, mica!
flhns and splittings, of all grades and varieties, ex- cluding manufactured and fabricated mica. 1 Export canalised under OGL 4 'through M1TCO.
(iii) Mica waste (including factory cuttings) and ] scrap which is obtained by processing mica and which 1 because of size and colour is considered below the J specifications of processed mica.
1. Export of non-coking coal and coke canalised 47. (i) Coal and Coke
under OGL 4.
2. Export of carbonised lignite briquettes (LECO)
allowed as provided under OGL 3.
(il) Deleted.
Export canalised under OGL 4 (See Annexurp I).
48. All Petroleum products including lubricants
and greases
49. Chemicals, the following :—
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3
j
(
' |
1. Deleted 2. Butyl Alcohol 3. Butyl Acetate 4. Mono Chloro Acetic Acid 5. Deleted. 6. Trichloro Ethylene 7. Perchloro Ethylene 8. Tetra Chloro Ethane 9. Deleted 10. Deleted 11. Ruber Chemicals 12. Acetic Acid 13. Deleted 14. Deleted 15. Deleted
; J
j
16. Chloroquine Phosphate formulations
(i) Chloroquine Phosphate formulations manu- factured out of imported bulk drug (Chlo- roquine Phosphate) will be allowed as pro- vided under OGL-3.
375 1 2 317. Polythylene (LD)
50 (i) Cinchona mixed alkaloids and cinchona salts after extraction of quinine and quinidine and salts thereof (as certified by the Directorate of Cinchona of Tamil Nadu or West Bengal as the case may be).
(ii) Quinidine Sulphate
(Hi) Quinine and Quinine Produce
51. Synthetic Musk
52. Lemongrass oil
53. Sandalwood oil
54. 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 lemfth) • (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 those covered under (c).
(c) 8mm and lfimm non-feature films not exceeding 120 metres in length.
(ii) Video taped cinema films (including cassettes)
56. Deleted
57. Deleted
58. Deleted
59. All categories of semi-processed hides and skins including E.I. tanned and wet blue hides and skins and crust leather.
60. Wood and Timber other than those mentioned In item No. 33 of Part 'A'.
61. Deleted
3OGI/82—12
(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 Chloroquine Phosphate according to the policy laid down.
Export canalised under OGL-4 through Tndian 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 as provided under OGL. 3.
Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexure I).
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 I).
(i) Documentary films including video rights
thereof—export allowed under OGL. 3
(ii) Advertisement films including video rights thereof—export allowed under OGL-3.
Not under Export Controt.
Export canalised under OGL. 4 (See Annexure I).
(i) Export canalised (See Annexuie 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 oul- side the purview of Export Trade Control.
For policy sw Annexure II.
376 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC.
3 1 2"On merits"
62. (i) Raw Silk
"On merits"
(ii) Pure Silk Yarn ;
(Ui) Silk Waste the following :—
(a) Deleted.
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.
(b) Throwster Silk Waste.
(c) Mulberry Silk waste including cleaned and
degummed silk waste.
Under the linking arrangement of supplies to the three Government Spun Silk Mills at Channapatna (Karna- taka), Jaggi Road (Assam) and Bhagalpur (Bihar)t, export will be allowed in the following ratio :—
(i) 2:3 in respect of Mulberry Silk Waste othel than piocessed 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 :ihcir 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.
(d) Hard Silk Waste
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.
(e) Other varieties of silk waste viz.
1. Boiled cocoons ;
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3. Except for Noil and Noil droppings which will be allowed 'on merits' only.
2. Basin refuse
3. Fluff/Floss;
4 Flimsy cocoons;
5. Noil and Noil Droppings;
6. Deleted.
63. Silk worm seeds and silk worm coooons includ- "On merits"
ing reeling cocoons.
377 3 1 264. Man-made fibres and yarns, the following :—
(i) Nylon tyre yarn|cord|fabric;
(ii) (a) Rayon Tyre yarn of 850 deniers and above;
"On merits"
* Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 (b) Rayon Tyre cord of all tleniers ;
(c) Rayon tyre fabric
J
(iii) Synthetic blended yarn containing 50 per cent or more of synthetic fibre ;
(iv) Nylon filament yarn
(v) Deleted;
(vi) Polyster fibre i
(vii) Polyster Filament yarn
(viii) Rayon Filament yarn
(ix) Viscose staple fibre;
(x) Viscose staple fibre spun yam
(xi) Any other celhilosic or synthetic fibre or yarn not specified above
65. Raw Wool (indigenous) except Angora goat hair or Mohair.
66. Worsted yarn.
67. Goat Hair Patties.
67A. Hair Belting all types.
68. Raw Cotton
1. Bengal Deshi
2. Miscellaneous Fibres :
(i) Staple Cotton
(ii) Assam
(iii) Comillas
(iv) Cotton decoloured by damage due to fire/water
(v) Zoda and Sweeping
(vi) Others
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
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis subject to ME11 ol Rs. 27 per kg. f.o.b.
"On merits"
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis subject to MEP of Rs. 18 per kg. f.o.b.
"On Merits"
"On Merits"
"On Merits"
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis subject to MEP of Rs. 23 per kg. f.o.b.
"On Merits"
(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
378 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]1 2 3 70. Textiles, the following :—
(i) l^xtile 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) Handloom 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 made out of "Weeding Mad- ras".
(c) Varieties other than "Bleeding Madras"/
garments made out of bleeding Madras j
(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/powerloora/handloam finished fabrics and misc. textile products "f cotton (other than yarn, grey goods, terry towels and towelling) including readymtdo 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-Swedhh Textile Agree- ment
(x) Export of Textile products made from Cotton, and man-made fibres to Finland covered under Indo-Finland Textile Agree- ment
(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 Cotonou, Lome and Accra (Ghana), of Real Madras Handkerchief (RMHK) "On merits"
Export of tent/tent cJoth 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 OOL. 3
Export will bo 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 of Real Madras Handkerchiefs (RMHK) mad* on Handloom only will be allowed under irrevocable Letter of Credit ;enns subject to a declaration by the exporter that the Real Madras Handkerchiefs exported are made on Handloom. Export of Real Madras Hand- kerchiefs made on powerloom wfD not be allowed.
379 3 1 2(xiii) Export of certain Textile Products of Cotton, wool and man-made fibres and blendi 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.
(xv) Textile Products, all types viz. non-quota items exported to quota countries and all items exported to non-quota countries, other than apparel products.
71. Raw jute, mesta and jute cuttings excluding caddies
72. Coir and coir products
li. (i) Hand knottcdlwoven wool-*n carpets of Persian and Mobarik designs upto 32,000 knots per sq. metre
(ii) Hand knotted|woven woolle carpets and rugs except of Persian and Mobarik designs
74. Silk carpets and carpets made of synthetic/mixed and/or blended fibres
75. Knitwear (Woollen and mixed).
76. Footwear, all sorts
77. (i) Deleted
(ii) Deleted
(ill) Manufactures and products having silver as ingredient, the following :—
I. Engineer ing and other Product^ :
1. Switch gear, Control gear, Starters, Relays, having silver content.
2. Electrical contacts made of silver ulloy or silverlbimetal contacts.
3. Storage batteries, all types
4. Electrical and electronic goods|equipments
5. HRC fuses.
II. Handicrafts :
1. Silver plated or inlaid handicraft products of copper, brass, bronze, bidri and bell metal
2. Zari embroidered pieces of the following types :—
Export wQl b" 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 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-controllcd basis
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3
(1) Export of Knitwears (Woollen & Mixed) of Olive Green Shade will be allowed "on merits".
(2) Knitwears (Woollen & Mixed) other than the Olive Green Shade will be allowed aa provided under OGL. 3 and OGL. 4.
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 and OGL. 4 (See Annexure I)
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3
380 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]3 1 2 Purses, Evening bags, Cornis, Belts, Badges, Spectacle cases, Caps, Headwear Jari Collars, Gloves, Shoe-uppers, Ladies Bags, Picture Panels, Picture-frames and Boxes, plaques, motifs, crests, emblems, military decorations, eyeglass cases, bag plaque, cuffs, watch straps, borders, stoles
3. Zari Bangles
4. Lacquerware
5. Inlay work on wood
6. Hand Embroideries including Artistic Phul- kari and Chikan work, Gota, Toda and Kasida embroidery, Applique work, Kaniha, Chain stitch embroidery and Bead and Glass work.
7. Hand-made lace and lace goods.
8. Artistic articles of tortoise shell, mother of
pearls, etc.
9. Artistic articles of Horns, Bone and Conch
Shell.
10. Buttons and studs (other than of metal,
plastic, 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
hangingslhangers and lamp shades.
14. Ash-trays fitted with aluminium and lac deco-
rated with glass heads and chattons.
15. Raksha bandban made from imitation zari,
plastic sponges, etc.
16. Malas and necklaces using natural seeds and
nuts.
17. Artistic Empty card-board]wood jewellery
boxes lined with art silk or velvet.
18. Imitation Zari.
19. Silver Zari.
20. Fabrics in the making or embroidery of which
silver or silver zari has been used.
381 3 2 1Silver Jewellery
III
1. Silver jewellery including costume jewellery.
2. Silver filigree.
Note : Manufactures and Products having silver as an ingredient and not covered by S. No. 77(110 above are banned for export vide S. No. 72 of Part 'A'.
Deleted
78.
Deleted
79.
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/shcets/strips I
6. Cold rolled sheets/strips/coils. r Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I)
7. Galvanised corrugated/plain sheets.
8. Rails and rolled bearing plate bars.
9. Carbon/Silico Manganese/Crome Vanadium Spring steel in all categories, other than wire rods
10. Sulphur bearing free cutting steels 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) Export allowed only as a part of a composite export contract for complete rail network on decanalised basis.
13. Fish Plate.
Licensed freely
14. Window, door and ventilator sections. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3 15. Rods and bars made out of imported billets. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3
382 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]1 2 3 81. Ferro Alloys :
(i) Ferro manganese slag
(ii) Ferro manganese (Other than ferro man-
ganese containing less than 0.05 per cent carbon) silica manganese
Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I).
(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
Export not allowed.
(i), (ii), (ill) and (iv) above.
82. Deleted
83. Ferrous Scrap, the following :
(i) C. I. Skull Scrap
(ii) Rejected/Broken ingot mould and
Bottom plate scrap
Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I).
(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 5. No. 59, Part 'A'.
Aluminium, wrought and aluminium alloys.
84.
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 1.22 mm) 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 freely by endorsement on shipping bills by the Licensing Authorities.
383 3 1 285. Non-ferrous metals and alloys un-wrought not shown elsewhere in the Schedule.
16. 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
87. 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
30 QI/R2—1 3
"On Merits".
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3
Export will be allowed freely.
Export will be allowed freely on the condition that after refining and reshaping full 100 per cent 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 metal!urgica] 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 in 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 meial will be subject to issue of a C.C.P, by tlie 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;
(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.
384 THE GAZETTE OF TND1A : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]3 2 ] Export not allowed.
(b) Containing 15 per cent or more of free metal
content.
Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexurc I).
88.
89.
Railway Wagons, passenger coaches and loco- motives. Motor vehicles and parts thereof (excluding old scrap parts), tne following:—
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
(i) Motor vechicles namely lorries, motoromini
buses, vans and chassis for the same.
(ii) Imported motor vehicle parts.
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.
(iii) Trucks
(iv) Tractors
"}
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
(v) Giant size tyres and tubes y
(vi) Deleted
J
Aircraft and parts and accessories thereof.
90.
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".
91. Arms and Ammunition aDd Military stores other than sharp edged weapons viz., khukries, kirpans, kris, hunting knives, swords etc. :—
(i) Export will be allowed as provided under
OGL-3.
(i) Muzzle loading weapons and Breach loading or bolt action weapon such as Shot-guns, rifles, revolvers p'stols and their ammuni- tions.
(ii) Fire arms and ammunition other than those
(ii) Export will be allowed "On Merits".
\ / 1
mentioned at (i) above.
(iii) Military Stores.
(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 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.
92. Footballs
Export allowed as provided under OGL-3.
"3, Pyrophyllite
Export allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis.
94. Venom of Snakes
(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".
m 3 1 295. Gold Jewellery
Export allowed by endorsement of Shipping Bills by the port licensing authorities against the Gold Jewellery Export Replenishment Scheme.
96. Gum Rosin
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3
97. Sodium Chloride 1P/BP/GR/EPC grade
Expert will be allowed within a limited ceiling by actual manufacturers|merchant exporterslExport Houses subject to fulfilment oi the following condi- tions :—
1. Sodium Chloride of 1P|BP Grade manufactured under a drug licence and Sodium Chloride of GR7EPC Grade shall only be exported ;
2. The minimum realisation from export would be
Rs. 4|- per kg. F.O.B. ;
3. Sodium Chloride of the above Grades should not be exported in packages bigger than 50 legs; and
4. Merchant Exporters [Export Houses shall produce a certificate from the actual manufacturers that Sodium Chloride exported is of IPlBP Grade or G R E PC Grade.
98. Coconut, the following :—
(i) Deliuskcd Coconut Whole
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling subject to minimum f.o.b. value of Rs. 24/- per kg.
(ii) Coconut protein and Coconut honey
Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.
(iii) Coconut flour (iv) Desiccated Coconut
r Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling. J
99. Cotton Linters
Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first- come, first-served basis.
100. Ivory Products made out of imported ivory.
(i) Export will be allowed against ivory unmanu- factured of African origin only imported under Advancel Imprest Licence. Imports shall precede the export.
(ii) Export of articles made out of African Ivory imported prior to 4th February, 1977, and stocks of which have already been declared by the dcalers|manufacturers to the All India Handicrafts Board (A.I.H.B.), New Delhi, by 29-2-80, will be allowed upto 31-3-1983 on the basis of exemption certi- ficate to be granted by the Director, Wild Life Preservation, Ministry of Agriculture. Such Exemption Certificates will be issued only after the AIHB certifies that the item is made out of imported African Ivory duly declared with them.
101. Streptomycin Formulations
(i) Export will be allowed as provided under
om -^
(ii) Export of Streptomycin Formulations manu- factured from indigenous Streptomycin may also be allowed by the licensing autho- rities to those exporters who undertake to import Streptomycin in bulk according to the policy laid down.
102. Deleted
Air-mail Tissue Paper below 34 GSM
103.
Export will be allowed-within a limited ceiling on first- come, first-served basis.
Surgical dressings
104.
Export will be allowed as provide under OGL 3.
3 86 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART—I SEC. 1]
ANNEXURE 1
List oj Items export of which ts canalised
Swial Horn
Canalising Agency
Romarks No.
E.T.C. Classification
1
2
4
5
B-16(i)3-* X >J\i/
NAFED
i STC
Maize
NAFED
NAFED
OGL-4
6 NAFED
State Trading Corporation
OGL-t State Trading Corporation
OGL-4 State Trading Corporation
OGL-4 State Trading Corporation
OGL-4
The Solvsnt Extractors Association of India
State Trading Corporation
OGL-4 The Soyabean Processors' Association of India All India Cotton Seed Crushers Association, Bombay 16.
(1) Stato Trading Corporation
OGL-4
(ii) Engineering Projects (Iadia) Ltd. only for use in
construction Projects undertaken by them in Foreign Countries.
Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation
OGL-4 (i) Iron ore except iron ore of Goa origin when exported to Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and West Europe.
Kudremukh Iron Ore Co.'Ltd.
OGL-4 Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation
OGL-4 Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation
OGL^l
(i) Processed mica including mica blocks, mica films and spittings of all grades and varieties, excluding manufactured and fabricated mica.
Mica Trading Corporation of India Private Limited OGL-4 (ii) 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-
MMTC
OGL-4 Coal and Coke (oxcept carbonised lignite bri- quettes (Loco).
Indian Oil Corporation
OGL-4 All Petroleum products indudiug lubricant and greascs
Polythylene (LD)
Indian Petrochemical Corporation Ltd.
OGL-4
Lcrnongrass oil
State Trading Corporation
OGL-4
387 1 2 3 4 321
B-J5 j
(i) Exposed cinematographic film (feature films) including sale of video Rights of lndiun feature liims
National Film Development Corporation
OOL-4 (li) Videotaped cinomi films (including
cassettes)
J
26
B-59
State Trading Corporation
All categories of semi processed hides and skins including El tanned and wet blue hides and skins and crust leather.
27
B-71
Jute Corporation ol India
OGL-4 Raw jutt, mesla and jute cutting", excluding caddies.
Handicrafts and Handlooms Exports Corporation IS.
of India Limited.
Woollen Knitwears other than of Olive Green Shade exported at prices below the minimum export price as indicated under S. No. 66 of OGl.. 3.
B-75
State Trading Corporation
OGL.4
B-76
29. Footwear-closed leather slioes not covered b y S. No. 67OGL-3.
30 Iron and Steel, other than cntt iron pipes and liftings
. . ..
Steel Authority of India Limited
OOL-4
•B-80
1. Deleted . 2. Ingots 3. Deleted 4. Rolled Structural sections . . .. 5. Hot rolled plates/sheets strips 6. Cold rolled sheets/strips cons 7. Galvanised corrugated/plain shoot;, 8. Rails and Rolled Btanng Plato Bars . 9- Carbon/silico manganese/Chrome Vanadium spring steel in all categories other than
wire IUUS
10. Sulphur bearing free cutting steels in any
category.
11. Railway Wheels, Axles, Tyres and/or com- plete wheel sets Pressed Steel Sleepers.
31 Ftrro Alloys
(i) Ferro manganese slag . . .. (ii) Ferro manganese (other than ferro man-
ganese containing less than 0.05 por cent carbon/silica manganese . . ..
1
Steel Auiliur ity of India I.imiic d
OOL-4
("B-81
(iii) Ferro Chrome (other than ferro chrome containing less than 0.03 per cent carbon and nitrogen bearing/silica chrome
(iv) Ferro silicon
Ferrous Scrap
32.
(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
Metal Scrap Trade Corporation
}-B-83
OGL-4 stainless steel and high speed steel scrap)
(vi) Cobalt bearing high speed steel scrap (vii) Grindlngs of high speed steel .
I
(viii) Turnings and borings of high speed steel
Projects Fqulpmeni Corporation
OOL-4
B-88
33. Railwaywapons passengers coaches and loco- motives
iU THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
ANNEXUREIl
The policy for export of Wood a"d Timber during 1912-13
thall b* as under :
2. For the purposes of Export Policy of Wood and Timber
the following definitions will be adopted;
(1) "Timber" moans, logs, rouih squared or in the ronati
including Stumpj ;
(U) "Stump" means the base of a tree and its roots left
in the ground after felling ;
(HI) "Sawn timber" means beams, planks, reepers, rafUrs. fence posts or poles, sleepers or scantling fashioned from timber, whether seasoned or not, in the round or crossed condition*, whatever bo the manner of sawing as laid down in the Indian Standards Specification No. 1707-1776; and
(Iv) Processed timber moaru timber other than those in log or sawn sizes and includes (a) voneer (maximum thick- ness 5 mm), plywood, coreboard, particle board and such other factory made products (b) tokobashir* (upto 8 Inches in diameter and 10 foot In length), and (c) items of furniture, door and window framai, doer handles, wooden J"rts of musical instruments and other consumer or industrial items in asiembled or knocked down con JitJon and blanks having a maxi- mum crow section of 4 sq, inch and maximum lonath 3 feet.
3. Export of the species of viood and timber included at S. No. 33 of Part'A', Schedule I to the E(QO, 1977 shall not be allowed.
4. Sandal-wood in the form of dust, chips, flakes anJ
powder will be allowed freely under OGL-3,
5. Processed Timber: Processed Timber, irrespective of th"
species of the timber used, will be allowed under OGL-3
6. Export of Bamboo will be allowed within a limited coiling on first come first served basis, by endorsement on shippinn bills. However, provisions of Paragraph 14 of Import <£ Export Policy 1982-83 (Vol. 11) shall not be applicable.
7. Export of Red Sanders wood, in log and sawn sizes, will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis, subject t% Minimum Export Price anounced by tht Oovernmcut.
389ANNEXURH III
(iii) Other fabricated mica will, however be permitted only
at an FAS price equal to four times the price applicable
to of—
Price schedules showing F.A.SJF.O.B. prictn of different
\>a.rittiesjgrades and qualities "f micm and tthtr conditions ap-
plicable to their expert
STC size and variety of mica used in the manufacture of
Stained B and better quality exported product.
Grade and variety of mica used hi the manufacture of H.S
The minimum f.a.i./f.o.b. prices of different varieties, grades,
and qualities of mica shall be ai shown in Annexure A to E and
their export shall be subject to the conditions shown in Annexuros
F "nd G.
and below quality exported product.
There will, however, be no premium for thickness of any of
these items.
2. Export of Strip mica cut plates, breadth of which ii not
more than 1/3 of the length, shall be allowed at FAS price equal
to six times the price applicable to the STC size and variety of
mica used in the manufacture of the exported product.
Export o —
(i) S ve plates and Discs. :
Export of condenser cut plates will be permitted only at an
f.a.s. price equal to 51 times toe 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 803 iq. mm. and 5
times when the area •( the cat plate 1£ or SOS sq. wm. ami
above.
lii)F ched Washers ; and
390 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I- SEC. 1]
ANNEXURB 'A'
Minimum F.A.S. and F.O.B. prices of Mica Blocks (Grades Number 2 and tip Including specified patterns)
CL & SS
F.S.
GSO)
(OSM)
Grade
FOB
FAS
FOB
FAS
FAS
FOB
FAS
FOB
3
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
9,281.25
8,043.75
11,971.46
10,375.26 5,568.75
5,786.22 O.O.E.E. Spl. .
7,182,87 4,485.95
5,568.75
6.187,50 7,980.97
7,182.37 4,331.25 5,586.68
4,788.58 O.E.E. Spl. .
3,712.50
6,747.55
5,586.68 3,403.13
5,231.25
4,389.54 2,784.38 3.591,44
'4,331.25
EC Spl. .
5.187.64 3,248.45 4 190.03
4,021.88
2,784.38
2,793.35 Bx Spl. .
3,591.44 2,165.63
2,887.50 3,724.45 2,454,38 3,165,69 2.021.25
Special .
2,607.12 1,588.13 2,048.46
1,646.57
1,097.74 1,415.02
2,123.83
686.07 884.93 508.20 655.50 1 . ..
1,433.93 808.37 1.042.68 557.45
1,111.70
2 . ..
719.03 412.93 532.62
STD 'A'
STD 1
FAS
FAS 10
FOB 11
ll
FOB 13
FAS 14
FOB 15
3,588.75
2,784.38
3,.591 44
4,628.96
O.O.E.E. Spl.
2,010.95
2,502.83
2.939.07
3,790.97
2,010.95
2,593.83
1.175.63
O.E E. Spl. .
1.516,39
2,0JO 95
2,593 83
1,392.20
1,795.73
928.13
E.E. Spl.
1,197.15
1.546 88
1,995 25
1,082.82
1,396.68
680 63 Ex. Spl.
877.91
155 00
Special .
1.489.78
693.00
433.13
893.87
558.67
431 97
304.92
393.30
557.18
235 06 1
303.19
209.65
350.99
452.73
270 42
2 . ..
152 46
196.65
US
HS
CL-I
FAS
FOB
PAS FAS
FOB
FOB
959 07
1,237 Ofi
1,795.73
O.O.E.E. Spl, .
1,392.20
6R0 63
877 91
1.197.15
O.E.E Spl
928 13
464 07
598.58
798.10
E.E. Spl,
618 75
399.06
598 58
309.33
464 07
Ex. Spl.
409 70
202, 13
260 72
317.63
Soccial .
112 48
145 OS
447 22 158 83
1
204 87
576 85
110.64
139.32
85.78
313 43 108.01
2 . ..
440 2K
391Spotted I
Spotted 11
Orcen CL II or Ruby AQ
Green BQ or Ruby BQ
FOB
FAS
FOB
FOB
FAS
FOB
FAS
FAS
395 08
438.96
306.30
2,593.83
340.32
2,010.95
3,588.75
4,628.96
O.O.E.E. Special
280 93
217.80
1,516 39
245.03
316.05
3,790.97
1.175.63
O.B.E. Speciul
2.939.07
204.84
1,197.15
181.50
234.11
158.81
928.13
2,593.83
2,010.95
E.E. Special .
168.27
190.23
130.46
280.63
877.91
147.48
1,995.25
Ex. Special
1,546 88
130 02
124.79
160,96
107,78
558.68
1,489.78
433 13
1,155.00
Special .
87,93
113.42
102.40
196.35
253.26
79 11
433.77
344.05
1 . ..
63.06
87,79
76.8]
1554 70
120.71
59.55
310 96
241.08
2 . ..
Washer Mica
Red Copper Std. II
Red Copper Std. I,
FAS
FOB
FOB
FAS
FAS
FOB
319.24
247.50
278.45
359.16
O.O.E.E. Special
182.82
235.81
204.20
263.39
O.E.E. Special
262.04
166,28
128,91
337.99
141 81
182.91
E.E. Special
178.68
100.56
230.57
129,71
113.44 >
146,32
Ex. Special
99 77
111.17
143.39
90.25
77.35
116.41
Special
65.87
65.60
51.06
84.61
59,55
76,81
1" .
51.22
50.05
39.71
64,^6
51.06
65.86
2 . . .
GS(M)
F.S.
CL ASS
OS(D
FOB
FOB
FAS
FOB
FAS
FOB
FAS
FAS
538.45
322.44
384.75
238.87
285.03
631.66
753,72
451.25
3
412.01
246.62
294 28 182.69 217.99 483.23 576.60 345.29
4
184.96
220.70
137.02
163.50
309 19
432.19
362.20
259.12
5
135.66
161.87
100.49
119 91
315 01
264.00
188 63 225.08
51
65.20
77.80
48.29
57,63
93.24
111.97
78.14
93 83
6
30.7L
36.64
22.77
27.14
42.6%
50.83
36.74
43.84
7
1 IS
Std, B
Std. 'A'
Std. I
FOB
FOB
FAS
FAS
FOB
FOB
FAS
FAS
76.30
91.36
109.01
63.94
203.04
242.27
114.18
136.24
3
65.40
95.38
54.80
155.29
79.93
185.30
95.92
114.46
4
49.04
41.10
57.08
68.11
115,90
138.39
75.36
89.02
5
32.71
59.04
27.41
101.94
41.10
85.43
59.38
70.85
5i
9.08
610.83
14.44
12.94
34.2
40.83
18.68
22,20
6
12 77
7.43
8.87
17.15
10.70
28.04
32.46
14.37
7
?0 GI/R2-4
392 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : 1:XTRAORD1NARY [PART 1—SEC 1]
DS
Green CL I
Green CL II oi Ruby
AQ Green BQ or Ruby
BQ
FOB
FOB
FAS FAS
FOB
FOB
FAS
FAS
81.57
3 . . ..
170.70
131,32
156.70
68,51
47.45
203.69
56.62
59.58
70.85
4 . . ..
110.29
131.60
44.21
37.08
143.40
171.11
45.67
54.50
27.17
112.69
86.69
103.44
5
32.32
134.47
39.53
6S.28
Si . . . .
33.13
1.1.38
88.76
105.91
81.47
13.97
27.44
3.91
11.50
13.72
6 . ..
3.28
35.69
23.00
29.91
7.73
7 . . ..
2,87
3.42
6.48
17.77
21.20
13.66
16.30
Mica
Spotted II
Red/Copper Std.IT
Spotted I
Red/Copper Std. I
Washer
FAS
FOB
FOB FAS FO3
FOB FAS FOB FAS
FAS
37.04
24.71
34,39
3
45.2S
54.03
44.20
32.94
39.3]
29,48
28.82
4
29.4*
20.59
21.62
37.04
44.21
30.88
36.84
24.71
24.58
25,80
22.64
22.11
14.41
17.19
15.86
5
26.76
31.93
18.53
27.01
18.92
51 . .
17.50
20.88
13.38
15.97
8.23
9.82
8,04
9.59
11.34
13.53
4.32
6
5,15
3.28
2,16
3.91
1.84
2.20
1.96
2.34
2,58
7
2.87
2,87
3.42
3.42
• •
..
Specific Sizes
Grtdt
QS(M)
FS
Std. I
Std. B
Std.A
FAS FOB
FAS FOB
FAS FOB
FAS FOB
FOB
FAS
H*diaor38mm
ll'diaor 34 5 mm .
37.69
30,83
44.97
36.79
67.07
58.86
..
56.18
49.33
25.69
20.56
30.65
24.53
I ' x ir .
30.83
36.79
58.86
49,33
20.56
24.53
11* din or 31 MM .
39.96
47.63
23.00
27.44
17.78
2] 22 II dia or 28.6 mm .
37 09
44.26
24,88
16.17
20,85
19.29
1 1/16*dia or 27 mm
19.70 23.51
35.95
42.90
13.66
16.30
l'dta or 25 mm
34.22
18.68
22.29
40.83
12.94
15.44
15716'dlaor 24 mm
17.24
32.41
38.67
20.57
12.22
14.58
Oreen CL Ruby II AQ
Green BQ Ruby BQ
(Hade
FAS
FAS FOB
FOB
FAS FOB 1J' dia or 38 mm .
18.85
43.33
22.49
51.70
22.28
26.59
ll'diaor 34.5 mm .
42.30
35.45
17.14
20.45
18.85
22,49
i ' x l l'
20.45
42.30
35.45
17.14
18.85
22.49
It dlaor31mm
14.01
16.72
31.57
14.37
26.46
17,15
It* dlaor28.6mm .
" t
m t
11.69
13.95
11/16'dla or 27 mm .
10,13
12.94
29,32
12.09
24.57
15.44
1' 41a or 25 mm
8.58
10.24
U/16'dlfl or 24 mm .
23.00
8.58
27.44
11.50
10.24
13.72
3 S3
STRIP MICA
O.S.L
CL & SS
F.S.
Grade
F.O.B.
F.A.S.
F.A.S. F.O.B.
F.A.S. F.O.B.
Bread lli
Length 10'TLT 11'or 25OMMTLT275V1M
1596.19 1995.25
1237.50 1546 88 Do.
U* TLT 12'or
1546.88 1995.25
275 MM TLT 300 MM
, ,
2793,35
2165.63 Do.
2165,63 2793.35
12' TLT 13' or 300 MM TLT 325 MM
2784.38 3591.4 4 Do.
. (
2784.31 3591.4' 13' TLT 14' or 325 MM TLT 350 MM
3712.50 47JI.58 Do.
3713.50
4781.51 14'TLT 15* or 350 MM TLT 375 MM
4640,63 Do.
5915.74 l'TLT2'or 25MM TLT 50 MM 2' and Up or 50 MM and Up 1'TLT 2'or 25 MM TLT 50 MM 2' und Up or 50 MM and Up . 1' TLT 2' or 25 MM TLT 50 MM 2' tind Up or 50 MM and Up 1' T LT 2' or 25 MM T LT 50 MM 2* and Up or 50 MM a nd Up 1' T LT 2' or 25 MM and Up 2' and Up or 50 MM And Up
Specific Sizes
<
4 t
ft
• " . • , , , ,
*
* *
• 1
i
•
- "
-Tx4* . . .. 6 ' x 6 *. 71/2'x Cir . 9' x Cir.
1443.75 2887.50 6806.25 9281.25
1862.23 3724.45 8779.07 1197.46
•• _
C.S.M.
S.T.D.'A'
S.T.D.I.
F.A.S. F.O.B. F.A.S. F.O.B. F.A.S. F.O.B.
Length
Breadth
10'TLT 11'or 1'TLT 2'or 974.55 1257.03 835.32 1077.44 584.73 754.22
250 MM TLT 275 MM 25 MM TLT 50 MM
Do. 2' and Up or 1299,38 1676.01 1113.75 1436.57 714.68 921.83
50 MM and Up
11'TLT 12'or l " I L T 2 ' or 1299.38 1676.01 1113.75 1436.57 812.12 1047.52
275 MM TLT 300 MM 25 MM TLT 50 MM
Do. 2* and Up or 1786.67 2304.54 1531,43 1975.32 1136.97 1466.53
50 MM and Up
12' TLT 13' or 1' TLT 2* or 1786.67 2304.54 1531.43 1975.32 1136.97 1466.53
300 MM TLT 325 MM 25 MM TLT 5U MM .
Do. 2" and Up or 2273.93 2933.04 1949.07 2514,02 1624.23 2095.03
50 MM and Up
13' TLT 14* or 1' TLT 2' or 2273,93 2933.04 1949.07 2514.02 1624.2J 2095.02
325 MM TLT 350 MM 25 MM TLT 50 MM .
Do. 2' and Up or 2923.60 3771.02 2505.95 3232,31 1949.07 2514.02
50 MM and Up
14* TLT 15'or 1' TLT 2" or 2923.60 3771,02 2505.95 3232.31 1949.07 2514.02
350 MM TLT 375 MM 25 MM TLT 50 MM
Do. 2* and Up or 3753.71 4818.52 3202.05 4130.18 2598,75 3352
50 MM and Up .
Specific Sizes
4'x4' 1240.33 1599.84 1063.13 1371.28 6'x6' . 2425.50 3128.54 2979.00 2681.61 71/2" x Cir. , t m 9'xCir. •• ••
394 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
S.T.D. 'B'
D.S.
C.L.I.
H.S.
Grade
F.A.S. F.O.B.
F.A.S.
F.O.B.
F.A.S. F.O.B.
F.A.S.
F.O.B.
Length
Breadth
371.25
478.86
309.38
399.06
10* TLT 11'or
250 MM TLT
273 MM
495.00
638.48
402.20
518.78
Do.
495.00
402.20
518,78
638.48
11'TLT 12'or
275 MM TLT
300 MM
680.63
877.91
523.95
678.40
,.
Do.
F -
I •
680.63
877.91
525.95
678.40
12' TLT 13' or
300 MM TLT
323 MM
928.13
U97.15
680.63
877.91
Do.
. I
4
928.13
1197.15
680.63
877.91
13' TLT 14' or
325 MM TLT
350 MM
1392.20
1795.73
928.13
1197.15
Do.
1392.20
1197.15
1795.73
928.13
14* TLT 15' or
350 MM TLT
375 MM
*
1856.25
2394.29
1392.20
1795.73
Do.
I' TLT 2' or
25 MM TLT
50 MM
2' and UP or
50 MM and Up
1* TLT 2* or
25 MM TLT
50 MM
2* and Up Or
50 MM and Up
1' TLT 2* or
25 MM TLT
30 MM
2' and Up or
50 MM and Up
1* TLT 2' or
25 MM TLT
50 MM
2* and Up or
, 50 MM and Up
1' TLT 2* or
25 MM TLT
50 MM
2* and Up or
50 MM and up
Specific Silts
4* x 4' 6* x 4' . 1\' Cir 9' Cir
•• ••
Green CL or
Ruby
•AQ1
MM
• • • •
MM
• • i • Do.
MM
, , , ,
Do.
MM
Do.
MM
* • • •
Do.
••
-•
395Spotted FI
Red/Copper Std. I Red/Copper Std. II Washed Mis i
Grade
F.A.S. F.O.B.
F.A.S. F.O.B.
FA.S. F.O.B.
F.A.S. F.O.B.
Length
Breadth
1* TLT 2" or 25 MM TLT 50 MM
10* TLT 11'or 250 MM TLT 275 MM
Do.
2" and Up or 50 MM and Up
..
11'TLT 12'or 275 MM TLT 300 MM Do.
•• 1'TLT 2 ' or 25 MM TLT 50 MM 2" and Up or 50 MM and Up
..
•• 12'TLT 13'or 300 MM TLT 325 MM
1'TLT 2'or 25 MM TLT 50 MM
.
Do.
. .
2' and Up or 50 MM and Up
..
..
13' TLT 14' or 325 MM TLT 350 MM
1' TLT 2' or 25 MM TLT 50 MM
Do.
,.
..
2' and Up or 50 MM "md Up
..
..
14' TLT 15' or 350 MM TLT 375 MM
1' TLT 2' or 25 MM TLT 50 MM
Do.
..
..
.. 2' and Up or 50 MM and up
: Sizes
Sptciflt
4' X 4' .
..
..
..
6'xb' .
..
..
7-1/2'Or.
..
..
9' Cir.
..
..
be less than the corresponding grade price such as for OOBES OEES, etc. as the case may be. It will also not be less than tho price for the TLT 15' in width of 2" and up.
Note—for mica strips 15' and longer in widths of 1* TLT 2* and 2' and up the prices are left to be settled between the buyers and sellers, provided, however, that these prices shall not
396 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. I]
(A) SPECIAL ADDITIONS TO MINIMUM F.A.S. PRICES FOR BLOCKS BASED ON THICKNESS, THE NORMALI THICKNESS OF BLOCK MICA IS 7 MILS AND ABOVE
1. Orders requiring supply of Block Mica in thickness 10 mils and above J5% additional premium of the price of the grade and quality required in addition to the minimum F.A.S. price of the grade and quality shall be charged.
2,35 per cent of the supply must conform to (he special
range/ranges of thickness.
(B) SPECIAL ADDITIONAL PRICES FOR BLOCK MICA
SELECTED TO CUT SPECIFIED PATTERNS
NOTE—These additional are applicable only to BLOCK. MICA in all qualities for grades No. 5 and up.
Normal Square Inch a>ea of Block Mien
1. (a) Orders requiring supply of block mica in thickness 8 rails and above, 10 per cent additional premium of the price of the grade and quality required In addition to the minimum FAS price of the grade and quality shall be charged.
2. For orders requiring supply of Block Mica split and gauged accurately in one mil thickness, range (Such as 7-8, 8-9, 9-10 10-ll.or 0. 175-0, 20,0.2 to 0.225,0.225 to 0.25 lh'^ minimum F.A.S. price for such Block Mica shall be 40 per coat higher than the minimum F.A.S. price of the grade and quality required to bo supplied PROVIDED that order is placed in at least 4 consecutive thickness and provided that order for one thickness shall not exceed 40 per cent of the total order. Tn case an order is placed for less than 4 consecutive thickness, the price shall be 50 per cent higher than the minimum F.A.S. price of the grade and quality tofcwsupplied, subject to the limitation provided in para 3(a) below, relating to order for one or two ONE mil range split and gauged mica Blocks.
3. For orders requiring supply of Block Mica Split and gauged accurately in 2 mils or 3 mila thickness ranges, the minimum F.A.S. price shall be calculated on the following basis :—
(a) For orders in 3 or more 2 mil or 3 mil ranges (such as 7=9,8-10, 10 = 12, 12 = 15 mils or 0.2-0, 25-0.3 mm etc. 30 per cent higher than the minimum F.A.S. price of the grade provided that such order for no one thickness shall enceed 50 per cent of the total order.
(b) For orders in TWO 2 or 3 mil ranges only—40 per cent higher than the minimum F.A.S. price of the grade provided that in such case order for no one thickness shall exceed 50 per cent of the total order.
(c) For orders in only ONE one or two mil range of thickness (E.G. 7 .= 9, 8 = 10, 9=11, 10=12, or 8-9, 9-10 etc.) 75 per cent higher than the minimum F.A.S. price.
(d) For orders in only one three mil range of thickness such
as 7 = 10 or 9-12, 11-14 etc. the F.A.S. price for such split and gauged mica shall be 50 per cent higher than the F.A.S. pneo of the grade 6, 40 per cent higher of the Grade 5J arid 30 per cent higher of the grade 5 and above
4. For orders requiring suoply of Block Mica split and gauged correctly in 4 mil rangj of thickness sui-h as g—12 or 12—16 mil or 0.2-0.3,—Oi—0.4, mm etc. the minimum F.A.S. price for such shall be calculated as follows :•••
(a) For order in only ONE such 4 or 5 mil range-25 per cent
higher than the floor price of the grade.
(b) For orders in TWO such 4 mil and or 5 mil range higher than the floor price of the grade 15 per cent.
If an order is placed for supply of mica split and gauged in a series of two or more thickness, with a minimum jump of at least 2 or more mils in a continuous thickness, ranging from 6 mils and upwards up to including 15 mils, the floor price for such mica shall be 15 per cent higher than the floor of the grade and quality to which the mica belongs, provided that order for one thickness range shall not exceed 40 per cent nor shall be less than 20 per cent of 6 to 8 mils or 6 to 9 mils range. Provided further that against each delivery, in case of partial shipment of such order, there must be proportionate shipment of the order in all thickness ranges as far as possible.
5. The premium bused on thickness of block mica mentioned above will be further increased by the following percentages:—
Grade 51 . . . . .. 40% Grades Grade 4 and up
30% 25%
NOTE—I. These prernia shall not apply to niic* below—7 mils eiccpt in case where an order is placed for mica in thickness of 6 mils in conjunction with mica of higher thickness as per para 5.
Area in
Grade Deugnation Area in sq. inches. Metric system.
(Sq. cm.)
O.O.E.E. Special O.E.E. Special E.E. Special E. Special Special 1 2 3 4 5 51 6 7
100 and above 80 TLT 100 60 TLT 30 43 TLT 60 36 TLT 48 24 TLT 30 15 TLT 24 10 TLT 15 6TLT 10 3 TLT 6 2} TLT 3 1 TLT 2J 0.75 TLT 1
645,2 and above 516.1 TLT 645.2 382.1 TLT 516.1 309.7 TLT 382.1 232.3 TLT 309.7 154.8 TLT 232.3 96.8 TLT 154.8 64.5 TLT 96.3 38.7 TLT 64.5 19.4 TLT 38.7 14.5 TLT 19.4 6.4 TLT 14.5 4.8 TLT 6.4
NOTE—For qualities of Block Mica of heavy stained and up to the sizes of grade No. 6 will be up to less than 1.3/8* dia. (or its equivalent in metric system) for price calcu- lation of areas falling between 1.5 to less tnan 2.2 sq. inches for these qualities, reference may be made to para (c) below, (a) All orders of SELECTED-TO CUT MICA BLOCK of whiah the square inch area (or its equivalent in the metric system) fall within the lower half of the square inch area of the grade shall be charged minimum F.A.S. price for the next higher grade.
Example—STC 2* x 31' makes an area of 7. sq. inches or its equivalent in metric system. This falls within the lower half of the sq. Inch area of grade 4. The price for this size of selected To cut Pattern will be price of grade 3 of the quality asked for.
(b) All orders for SELECTED TO CUT MICA BLOCKS
of which the square inch area (or its equivalent in the metric system) fall within the upper half of the square inch area of the grade shall be charged minimum F.A.S. price for the next higher grade plui 20 per cent.
Example—SRC 3'x 3" makes an area of 9 sq. inches, this is also in Grade 4 but the area of this Selected-To Cut pattern falls within the upper half of grade 4 i.e. above 8. sq. inches. The Price of this size of Selected-To Cut Block Mica shall be the price of Grade 3 plus 20 per cent of Grade 3 of the quality called for.
(c)(l) STC Mica blocks of cither The price of the pattern will circular or rectangular pat- be the price of grade 5 of tern of which the sq inch the quality of Block plus area is from 2,2 sq. inch or 10% of the same. (15.48 sq. cm) to less than 3 sq. inch (or 19.35 sq. cm).
(ii) Basis of calculation of mi- Price of grade 6 of the quality nimum price for STC Bio- to which it belongs plus cks of which the sq. inch 10% of the price of grade 6 area is between 1 sq. inch (or 6.45 sq. cm) to less than PLUS 2.2. sq. inch for (14,48 sq. cm), except for STC sizes, 10 per cent for every 0,1(1/ for which separate prices 10 sq. inch) area in excels have been laid down in the over I sq. inch urea upto Trade Notification. decimal points (0.5) and 15% or above 0.5 sq. inch
397(HI) The stipulation under
Explanatory noits on Blocks Mica Mlntn.um F.A.'i Frkr
Fixation.
clause c(ii) shall apply for STC Blocks of Qualities stained I and down and for stained 'A' and belter the price Ghall be of the Grade No. 5& of re;poc- tive quality.
Example (i) : Order for STC I ' x 7 1' in S.T.L. 1. quality :
1. The STANDARD PHYSICAL MASTER SAMPLP.S prepared by the erstwhile Mica Export Promotion Council in consultation with the Mica. Trade rqjiesents all (he qualities characteristics excopt "Waviness". Tho factor of waviness varies from country to country and even from consumer to consumer in the same country. The decree of Flatness required also varies from application to application. In the light of the above, factor of "Waviness" is left open to be decided between buyer and seller.
The price will be as follows :
NOTE—The "approved sample" rimy be in any of the follo-
Rs. P.
wing forms :
P r l c e o f S T C l N o .6 ,
20.76
(i) the sample approved by the foreign buyer and carry- (")
ing bis seal and signature in token thereof ;
10 per cent extra . . . ..
(b)
2.08
(c)
(ii) the sample jointly sealed by the Export Inspection Agency and the exporter, the replica of which has been sent to the foreign buyer and duly approved by him;
(iii) the sample, submitted by the exporter declaring as 10 per cent extra for each 0.1 sq. inch excess over 1 sq. inch up lo 5 points (0.5) and above 5 points (0.5) the rate will be 15% Tlio area is 1.5 sq. inch thus excels is 0.J sq. inch i.e., Rs. 2.076x5
an approved sample of the buyer.
10.38
In random thickness per kg
33.22
Example (ii) : Order for STC l ' x 2 * i n S T A. 1 quality. Tho
price will be as follows :
1
Rs P.
2. All micas from 2 mils and above to less than 7 mils in the Stained A, G.S.(M) and better qualities shall be called Ihin blocks or thins. They shall be allowed to be exported if their price are atleast equal to the price of 3rd quality Con- denser Films, in the case of Stained A quality the price of 2nd quality Condenser Films In the case of O.S. (M) quality and tho price of 1st quality condenser Films in tho case of O.S. or higher qualities.
PriceofSTD.lNo. 6 . . ..
(")
20.76
(b) 10 per cent extra . . . ..
2,OS
3. All mica in qualities Stained I and down in thickness below 7 mils shall be allowed to be exported at price of block mica without any thickness premium and these may be called thin Chillas or Cleanings.
(O 10 per cent extra for first 5 points (for 0 5) I.e. 5x2.076
10.38
(d) 15 per cent extra for the second 5 point, (for another 0.5) i.e. 5x3.11 ; . . .. 15.55
In random thickness per kg. . ..
48.77
4. For the purpose of calculating ihe prices of Circular STC Bleaks, e.g. 4' circles etc, the total area of the circle shall be calculated in sq. inches or sq. cms. The floor price and premium for such circular blocks shall be calculated on the basis of Sq. inch area, as provided for other rectangular blocks. This basis of calculation will not apply to those circular STC sizes for which prices have been fixed.
(a) The price chargeable for any STC x size, intermediary to the specified patterns, such as l }x If etc. shall be price for the larger of the two as within which it lies.
5. Any mica block that is soft and heavily mudstaln"d \vith smoky stains and is also cross grained, which is lowei- in quality than spotted II shall be allowed to be shipped as Red/Copper Stained I or II or at a price between (he two "J the buyer and sellers may have agreed upon.
6. Orders placed with code words such as V-l, V-2, V-3 (b) Shipments of a general grade of No. 7 must contain reasonable proportion of all patterns comprised in the grade and any shipment containing more than 40 per cent of only size as 22 mm. dia and or larger not be considered as a general grade to No. 7. Those restrictions of sizes will not apply to No. 7 blocks of qualities below STD 'B'.
etc. shall also contain against each such item the correspond ing quality description as specified in Government Press Note to facilitate correct assessment of the qualities during presh.n- ment inspections.
398 THE GAZETTE OF INDTA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I- SEC 1]
ANNBXUKB'B'
Minimum FAS and FOB prices for Indian Condenser Rims
Oreen Condenser Films
Rubv Condenser Films
Third
Second
Third
Second
First
Q Grade
Q
Q Firs't
Q
Q
Q
FOB FAS FOB FAS
FAS
FAS
FOB
FAS FOB FAS FOB
FOB
341.40
487, .03 628. 20
458.85 264.68
355.74
341.40
264.68
458.85
628.20 355.74
. 487.03
1 . .
213.46 275.33
296.45
424. ,03 546. 94
275.33
382.38
213.46
296.45 382.38
546.94
. 424.03
2 . .
201.31
168.71
282.57
236.81
394.42
3
. 330.55
201.31 330, .53 394. 42 236.81 282.57 168.71
135.65 263. 74 157.89
169.36 221 .30
188.40 113.68
142.10
235.50
329.69 197.36
. 276.30
* .
101.74 .89 188. 40 110.52
127.16 157
131.88 85.26
106.57
164.85
138.15
. 197.36 235.50
5 . ..
31 150
66.32 79.14
83.86
98.91 126.
.72
99.85
82.89
124.82
188.40 104.61
. 157.89
5 . ..
82. 89
45.22 69.
56.51 47
37.90
47.36
59.21 70.65
103.61
. 86.83
6
SPECIAL ADDITIONS TO MINIMUM F.A.S. PRICES FOR CONDENSER FILMS SELECTED TO CUT PARTICU-
LARS OR SPECIFIED PATTERNS
The minimum F.A.S. prices for Condenser Films S"lected to cut specified patterns shall be calculated on the following basis:
Area of Pattern Minus F.AS. Price
Addition
1. Less than 1.5 sq. inches or 967 40% higher than the price sq, mm. of No, 6 Condenser Films
47.36 56.5)
2. If the contract requires a cutting margin of 3 mm. the
F.A.S., Price should be worked out by taking the total area of the condenser film into account.
3. Condenser Films of quality lower than "Third Quality" shall be allowed to be exported at prices mutually agreed upon between buyer and seller provided the deliveries of such lower quality do not contain more than 15 per cent of "Third Quality" condenser films.
4. The floor price fixed for condenser mica films is of the
nvrmal range of thickness which is 1/2 mil. TLT 7 mill.
Clarifications i
Condenser Mica Films
2
The same as the price of No. 5' Condenser Films, 1.5 sq. inches to leas than 2 sq. inches or 957 sq. to less than 1290 sq. mm.
3
10% higher than the price of No. 5 Coadeaser Films.
2 sq. inches to less than 3 sq. inches or 1290 sq. mm. to lws than 1935 sq. mm.
4.
25 % higher than the price of No. 5 Condenser Films.
3 sq. Inches to less than 3.5 sq. inches or 1935 sq. mm. to less than 2257 sq. mm.
5.
The same as the price of No. 4 Condenser Films.
3.5 sq. Inches to less than 5 sq. inches or 2257 sq. mm to less than 3225 sq. mm.
fi.
30% higher than the price of No. 4 Condenser Films, 5 sq. inches to loss than 7.5 sq. Inches or 3225 sq. mm. to less than 4837 sq. mm.
NOTE l. In deliveries of STC Films, there may be oversize up
to 30 per cent of the bulk.
1. Export of Condenser Films STC between 7.5 sq. inches to less than 10 sq. Inches in area for which no premiums have been fixed shall be allowed to be shipped at a price of grade 2,
2. In a delivery of No. 4 Condenser Films, up to maximum 30% of No. 3 Condenser Films may be allowed to be shipped and similarly in a shipment of No. 3 Condenser Films a maximum of 30 % of No. 2 Condenser Films may be allowed to be shipped. Similarly in No. 2, 30% of No. 1 may be allowed.
3. Any delivery of Condenser Films containing less than 25 %
pieces with slight air stains, scattered over not more than half of the usable area of a piece will be considered as first quality Condenser Films.
4. Orden for Condenser Films wilh code words such as V-l, V-2, V-3. etc. shall alio contain against each such items the corresponding quality description at specified in the Government Press Note to facilitate coirect assessment of the quality during preshlpment inspection.
399ANNEXURI 'C
Minimum FAS and FOB prices of Mica spittings
Red/Copper
Spotted BF I Spotted BF/11
Grade Area in sq inches
Book form 1st Qly.
Russian Grade
Book form 2nd Qly.
FOB Std. BF
FAS
FAS FOB
FAS FOB FAS FOB
FAS FOB
1 24 TLT 36
199.82 238.43
266.42 317.90
••
•• •• ••
••
••
155 (154.8 TLT 232.3 sq. cm.)
2 15 TLT 24
166.51
146.55
198.69
174.84
••
•• •• ••
••
97 (96.8 TLT 154.8 sq. cm.)
66.87 44.03 3 10 TLT 15
66.69
56.04
126,56
79.58
52.54
151.02 113.24 135.12
65 (64,5 TLT 96.8 sq. cm.)
143.06 106.58 127.18
4 Top 7-1/2 TLT 10
50 (50 TLT 119.89
34.95
41.16
60.03
49.11
41.70 4 6 TLT 10
115.83 82.79 98.79 50.30
97.07
40 (38.9 TLT 54.5 sq. cm.)
4-1/2 4-1/2 TLT 6
71.36 85.15
82.79 98.79
••
••
•• 30 (30 TLT 38.7 sq. cm)
34.31
74.22
49.11
40.94 28.61 34.14
88.56 62.70 74.92 41.16
5 3TLT6
20 (20 TLT 30 sq. cm.)
711.52
59.94
3-1/2 Top 2-1/4 TLT 3
51.38 61.31
••
••
••
•• 15 (14.5 TLT 19.4 sq. cm)
18.20
14.10
34.05 19,82
15.24
11.82
34.25
23.65
40.93 29.54
J-l/2 1-1/2 TLT 3
10 (10 TLT 19.4 sq. cm.)
11.82
8.39 10.01
27.15 20.46
9.91
20.94
13.65
25.03
11.44
6-1 TLT 1-1/2
7 (64 TLT 10 sq. cm.)
30 GI/B2—13
400 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1 ]
LOOSE SPLITTING
Std
Red/Copper
11 Loose
1 Loose Spotted
Spotted
Dusted or Undusted loose
Clear Dust Loose 1st
Loose Quality
FOB
FAS
FAS FOB
FOB
FAS
FOB
FOB FAS
FAS
149.05
124.91
••
••
••
••
••
1 . ..
••
• •
119.23
99.92
• •
• •
-.
..
••
•• 2
34.03 40.93
47.77
40.03
vy.47
66.60
••
•• ..
3 . ..
73.80
618.85
••
••
• •
•• 4 Top .
..
••
• •
24.78
26.88
38.66
22.53
32.40
29.57
68.12
82.32 57.09
68.99
A .
56.77
73.80 47.58
61.85
41
17.16
19.06 22.74
20.48
29.57
24.78
51.08
62.44 42.81
52.33
5 . ..
15.24 17.43
20.78
18.15
•• 5i Top .
••
••
••
8.00
11.63
3.81
10.16
9.16
6.63
17.32
25.9a 15.13
22.69
3i . ..
8.37
3.30
7.31
3.25 6.01
10.40
3.78
9.08
6 .
••
••
FAS FOB
(4) No. 6 stained Looso Splittings must contain at least 70 per cent to 75 per cent of films that are stained.
No. 61st loose splittings . . . 7.16 8.20
No. 6 Inter loose splittings . . . 6.13 7.02
No. 6 n loose splittings . . . 5.12 5.86
(5) I n' all Spotted Bookform or Loose Splittings, the proportion of spotted to the non-spotted splittings (Heavily stained and Densely stained) shall be as follows :
No. 6 HI loose splittings . . . 4.09 4.68
No. 6 Cheap loose splittings . . 1.71 1.96
(a) In Grade 5-1/2 and above, the proportion of Spotted Splittings will be at least 75 per cent and that of Non-spotted Clear splittings at the most 25 per cent.
No. 6 Stained loose splittings . . 5.59 6.40
No. 6 Spotted "choap loose splittings . 1.37 1.57
(b) In Grade 6, the proportion of Spotted Splittings, must be at least 60 per cent and that of Clear Non-spotted Splittings at the most 40 per cent.
No. 6 I ordinary spotted loose splittings 5.73 6.36
(6) In the mixed Ordinary Loose Splittings, 25 per
No. 6 II ordinary spotted loose splittings 4.31 4.93
cent of undersized material will be permitted.
No. 6 III ordinary spotted loose splittings 3.27 3.74
Additional Spedfl cations for Bookform and Loose Splitting!
No. 4 A 5 Mined turn loose splittings . 26.65 31.80
V. Cuts or Cracks i
No. 51 & 5 Mixed turn loose splittings . 13.04 14.93
No. 5J & 6 Mixed turn loose splittings . 7.16 8.20
V. Cuts or Cracks in Bookform or Loose Mica Splittings which do not exceed in length or depth as specified below shall not be treated as V. Cutsor Cracks i
NOTE.—(1) All Bookform Splittings, specified above shall
include i
1/2* or 12.7 mm. Grade 4. 3/8* or 9.64 mm In Grade 3 and 1/4' or 6.35 mm In Grades 5J and 6.
(1) Ruby Bookform or Bookpacked Splittings,
(2) Rubv Clear Bookform or Bookpacked Splittings
Premium Chargeable on Bookform and Loose Splitting*.
(3) Green Bookform or Book packed Splittings, and
(4) Green Clear Bookform or Bookpacked Splitting*
(2) All loose Splittings specified above shall Include
1. Buyers who may wish to buy Bookform or Loose Splltina without and V. Cut or Cracks whatsoever shall have to pay a premium of 10 percent of the minimum F AS price of tho grade In addition to the minimum F!A!S! price of the grade.
(I) Rubby Loose Splittings (2) Ruby Clear Loose Splittings, (3) Clear Loose Splittings (4) Green Loose Splittings and (5) Green Clear Loose Splitt-
(.1/ ' No 5} Clear Dusted Loose 1st quality will be from 2 sq. inches to less than 3 sq, inches. If anv buyer wishes to have a supply in size not less than 2J "q. Inches, he will pay 20% more."
2. Buyers requiring No. 5 Bookform Splitting from 31 to less than 6 sq. Inches (the normal grading being 3 to o sq, Inches shall have to pay the price of grade 4* Bookform Splittings: in a normal delivery of No. 3 Book form splittings there shall be at least 20 per cent books between 3 to loss than 3| sq. Inches.
Premiums chargeable for special thickness in Bookform or
Loose Splittings.
The normal average thickness of Bookform Splittings or Loose Splittings grade 5-1/2 and up shall be from 6 to 9-1/2 rails or 0.15—0.225 mm for 10 splittings. The thickness of 10 split- tings shall be measured with the help of Screw Gauge Micro- meter.
1, The Bookform Splittings or Loose Splittings required to be supplied in special range of thickness such as 1/2 to 3/4 mil or 12 to 18 microns per singlo splitting a premium of 10 per cent over the minimum F.A.S. price of tho grade required shall be charged for covering extra wast- age and labour charges.
2. In case of Loose Mica Splittings of Grade 5 and above if the Splittings are required to bo supplied in special thickness range, such as 3/4 to 1,2 mils or 30 microns for each splitting a premium of 10 per cent shall be charg- ed in addition to tho minimum F.A.S. price of the grade required.
WRAPPER MICA
NOTB.—The export of Wrapper Mica (Bookform Splittings Split in thickness 3/4 to 1.2 mils or 18 to 30 microns) shall be allowed at prices 25 per cont higher than that of 1st quality Bookform Splittings to respective sizes,
(a) Baste price of Wrapper Mica.—25 per cent higher than the F.A.S. price of First quality of fiookform Splittings of tho grade to which that Wrapper Mica belongs on the basis of square inches area.
(b) Wrapper Mica of STC Size.—The premium chargeable for Wrapper Mica selected to cut specified patterns will be calculated on the same basis as for those of Block Mica.
(o) Wrapper Mica made out of Stained 'A', G.S.(M) or G.S. (ISI) qualities may be allowed to be exported provided their prices are as follows —
1. Stained 'A' Wrapper Mica at the price of 3rd Quality
Condenser Films.
2. G.S.(M) Wrapper Mica at the price of 2nd quality Con-
denser Films.
3. G.S. (ISI) or bettor Wrapper Mica at the price of 1st quality Condenser Films. In case of selected to cut specified size or patterns, prices will bear same pre- mium as STC Condenser Films.
ANNEXURB 'LV
MINIMUM F.A.S./F.O.B. PRICES FOR MICA SCRAP AND WASTE AND FACTORY CUTTINGS
401 .
ANNUXURE 'F'
OTHER CONDITIONS FOR EXPORT OF PROCESSED
MICA
Any shipment of mica of any variety other than 'Fabricated Mica' will be permitted only if irrevocable leiter of credit to the extent of 100 per cent of thtf invoice value ot the jpods (which will include Ihe export duty) has been opened in favour of the exporters. To facilitate settlement of claims as between trie foreign buyers and exporters, tho following arrangements will continue to be in force :—
(a) While the foreign buyer will open irrevocable letter of credit in a Bank in India for 100 per cent of the invoice value (which will include the export duty) the letter of credit should include a spwial stipulation that not more than 95 per cent of the amount will initially be ; ayablc to the exporter and the balance (of 5 per cent) will continue to be held (in the bank in India) for a period not exceeding six months from the duto of shipment, within which tho said balance would remain available for settlement of any claims arising.
(b) Any claim arising from causes other than the question of quality Including size (that is, from causes such as short weight, breakage, pilferage, penalty for late shipment etc.) as are raised by the buyei and admitted by the exporter, will (uptu a limit of 2 per cent foi the invoice value) be allowed to be adjusted in favour of the buyer by the Reserve Bank of India, against the aforesaid balance of 5 per cent on application being made by the expotter. Such application should indi- cate :
(1) Name and address of the exporter;
(H) Name and address of tho claimant (foreign buyer);
(Hi) Number of the G.R./E.P./P.P. form on which tho export
was declared;
(iv) Invoice value of the goods exported supported by a certificate in original from the authorised d"ale; through whom the proceeds have been realised to ihc effect that the full export proceeds have been received In India in an approved manner;
(v) Grounds on which claim has been made;
(vl) Amount for which claim if proposed to be settled (sup- ported by the original Debit note, if any received from the claimant;;
(In Rfl. per M.T.)
DESCRIPTION
FAS FOB
1372.61 1. Mica Scrap or Waste
990.00
3327.53 Factory Cuttings of Mica
. 2400.00 2.
ANNBXURB 'E'
MINIMUM FAS/FOB PRICES FOR MICA FLAKES POWDER
(vli) Basis on which tho amount of the proposed settlemen is calculated, supported by the original sale Con tracts as well as Survey/Inspection/Analysis weigh / Report (whichever is relevant to the type of claim) or In the case of penalty claims for late shipment, copy of tho related Bill of Lading; and
(vlii) A brief history stating the circumstances in which the claim has arisen and enclosing the original corres- pondence exchanged by the exporters with the parties concerned regarding tho claim,
(In Rs. per M.T,)
FAS FOB (c) This application should include a formal declaration by the exporter that the particulars given by him aw correct and confirming thai the exporter ha$ not already paid the claim or adjusted it in any other manner,
MJcn Rake/Powder i
In to less than 300 Mesh specification
1200
1200
in 300 Mesh and above specification .
1600
1600 1200 Calcined Mica
1200 (d) In case the exporter la unable to produce, any of the requisite documents, he may explain suitable reason* for his inability to do so and enclose a recommenda- tion from the Export Inspection Council in support of his claim, such recommendation will not be required where the requisite documents are produced by tn. exporter.
402 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: EXTRAORDINARY [PAUT I—SBC. 1]
(c) Claims arising from the above mentioned cause but of a higher value than 2% of the consignment vatue or arising on account of quality of mica (including size) should be settled by directly negotiating with the buy- ers. In case no settlement is reached by direct negotia- tions then the claims will be adjusted by a special panel constituted by the Indian Council of Arbitration.
The application of the exporter in regard to such claims should apart from the same details and documents mentioned above, be supported in addition by the signed copy of the settle- ment roachod by direct negotiation or by the said panel's award In original (with a certified copy thereof): if the application is documented in this manner, the adjustments/remittance re- quired to settle the claim will be allowed by the Reserve Bank of
AMNUXUW 'O'
FABRICATED MICA
Shipments of fabricated mica i.e., cut mica blocks and condenser films accurately gaugsd, cut plates, punched backing plates or backets, punched bridges, spaces, trimmers, transistor plates, or transistor pads, washer and discs and all varieties or mica cut or punched to specified shapes and sizes will be per- mitted only if Irrevocable letter of credit to the extent of 100 per cent of the invoice value of the goods has been opened in favour of the exporter.
Shipment of micanite built-up mica, tapes, mica tapes, mica cloth, mica silk, mica paper, mica folium will continue to be free from the stipulation regarding opening of 100 per cent irrevo- cable letter of credit
4&3
ANNEXURB IV'
Export Policy of Flue-cured Virginia Sun-cured NATO (Country) tnd Sun-cured Jutty Tobmcco
Export of different grades of Flue-cured Virginia Sun-cured Virginia Sun-cured "Natu* (country) and Sun-cured Jutty Tobacco will
be allowed subject to minimum f.o.b. prices Indicated in Annexure A to C. Crops and grades not specified in these Annexurea will be
free from minimum price restrictions.
ANNEXURE—A
Mlnimuno Export Prices for different Agtnark Grades of Flue-cured Viraiiua tobacco of 1982- crop.
(Paise per kg. FOB packed in bales)
Agmark Grades
NRL RL NRH RH
NRS
RS
1 2 2(C) 3 3(O 4 4
ca—oF(l-^t)
1907
1879
1879
1794
1794
1649
1607
1S99
1856
1839
1814
1754
1710
1668
1590
1623
1590
1307
1323
908
940
507
493
405
405
2583
254S
2545
2432
2432
2239
2183
2572
2515
2492
2459
2379
2320
2264
2160
2204
2160
1783
1804
1251
1293
716
700
589
589
—t
2812
2772
mi
2651
2651
2444
2384
2801
2739
2715
2679
2594
2531
2471
2359
2406
2359
1955
1978-
1385
1431
812
795
67fi
676
_
—
S(l^)
T(l-4)
LBY/LG
LBY(Q
LG(O
LBY2
LBY2(C)
B/LMG
B(C)/LMG(Q
MG/DB
MG(C)
t>G
PL/BITS
Stem & Stem Blti
Stem Blti
2102
2072
2072
1980
1980
1825
1779
2093
2047
2029
2002
1937
1890
1845
1761
1797
1761
1457
1474
1028
1062
597
584
494
494
365
188
2023~
1993
1993
1904
1904
1751
1707
2014
1969
1951
1925
1862
1816
1771
1689
1724
1689
1391
1408
971
1005
549
537
44"
44"
__
—
2189
2158
2158
2063
2063
1902
1856
2180
2132
2113
2086
2019
1970
1923
1837
1873
1837
1522
1540
1079
1114
633
620
528
528
"
—
—
—
NRL : Non-redritd leaf; RL : Redrled Leaf, NRH : Non-redrlvd haadi; RH : Radrlod hand*; NRS : Non-redried itrlpi; RS:
fcadriftl itripi
Foot Nott : (1) In th" ou* of tobacco paoked in wooden CUM or hophatdt, 100 palw par kg. wO] be add*d to tb* above priow
(2) In the oajo of card board liners uted in tobacco flacking 15 palse ptr kg. will be added to the above prioet.
404 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I~SEC. 1]
ANNEXURE—B
Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark grades of Flue-cured Virginia tobacco of 1981 crop.
(Paiso per kg. FOB packed in bales)
Agmark Grades NRL RL NRH RH NRS RS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 1705 1881 1811 1961 2317 2523
2 1680 1854 1784 1933 2283 2487
2(C) 1680 1854 1784 1933 2283 2487
3 1605 1773 1705 1849 2183 2380
3(C) 1605 1773 1705 1849 2183 2380
4 1476 1634 1570 1706 2011 2196
4(O 1438 1593 1530 1664 1961 2141
AF 1698 1873 1803 1953 2307 2513
AS 1660 1832 1763 19U 2257 2459
AT 1645 1816 1748 1894 2237 2437
C(l^t) 1622 1791 1723- 1868 2206 2404
1569 1734 1668 1809 2135 2329
S(l-^) 1530 1692 1627 1766 2083 2273
T(l-4) 1493 1653 1588 1725 2034 2220
LBY/LG 1396 1348 1485 1617 1905 2081
LBY(C) 1425 1580 1516 1649 1943 2123
LG(O 1396 1548 1485 1617 1905 2081
LBY2 1150 1284 1227 1344 1577 1730
LBY2 (Q 1164 1299 1241 1359 1595 1750
B/LMG 803 911 861 958 1114 1234
B(O/LMG(Q 831 941 891 989 1151 1274
M O / DB 453 534 493 569 647 734
M G ( C) 443 525 483 559 635 721
DG 357 447 399 479 539 619
PL/BITS 357 447 399 479 539 619
Stem & Stem Bits 322 m A
Stem Bits 167 •• •• ••
NRL : Non redded leaf; NRH : Non Redried hands; NRS : Non Rcdried strips; RL : Redded leaf, RH : Redried hands; RS : Redded strips.
Foot note : I. In the case of tobacco packed in wooden cases or hogsheads, 90 paise per kg. will be added to the above prices.
2. In the case of cardboard liners used in tobacco packing, 15 paise per kg. will be added to the above prices.
405ANNEXURE—C
Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark Grades of Flue-cured Virginia tobacco of 1980 Crops.
(Paise per Kg. GOB, Packed in Bales)
Agmark Grades NRL RL NRH RH NRS RS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 1607 1767 1709 1844 2184 2374 2 1583 1741 1684 1818 2152 2339 2(C) 1583 1741 1684 1818 2152 2339 3 1512 1665 1609 1739 2058 2238 3(C) 1512 1665 1609 1739 2058 2238 4 1389 1533 1479 1602 1894 2062 4(Q 1353 1494 1441 1562 1846 2011 AF 1600 1760 1702 1836 2175 2364 AS 1564 1721 1664 1797 2127 2312 AT 1550 1706 1649 1781 2108 2292 C O — 4) 1528 1682 1626 1757 2079 2261 FO-4) 1477 1627 1572 1700 2011 2188 S(l^) 1440 1587 1533 1659 1962 2135 T(l^J) 1405 1550 1496 1620 1915 2085 LBY/LG 1313 1451 1399 1518 1792 1954 LBY(C) 1340 1480 1428 1548 1828 1992 LG(C) 1313 1451 1399 1518 1792 1954 LBY2 1078 1198 1152 1257 1479 1618 LBY 2(Q 1092 1213 1167 1272 1498 1638 B/LMO 720 813 775 859 1002 1106 B(C)/LMG(C) 746 841 803 888 1036 1144 MG/DB 392 471 439 506 578 65? M G (Q 381 461 426 494 564 638 DG 300 378 343 415 476 544 PL/BITS 300 378 343 415 476 544 Stem & Stem Bits ,. 254 Stem Bits •• 120 •• •• ••
NRL : Non Redried Leaf; NRH : Non Redried Hands; NRS : Non Redded Strips; RL : Redried Leaf; RH : Redried Hands;
RS : Redried Strips.
Foot Note :—
(1) In the case of tobacco packed in wooden cases or hogsheads 75 palae per kg. will be added to above prices.
(2) In the case of card board liners used in tobacco packing 15 paise per kg. will be added to the abov* pric".
406 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I ^ S E C. 1]
AKWIXUR1--D
Minimum Export Price for different Agmark Grades of Sun-cured Virginia' Tobacco of 1982 Cro
(Paiso per Kg. FOB Packed in Bales)
Agmark. Grades
Non-redded
Loaf
Redriod Leaf
Non-rcdried Strips
Redded Strips
663 654 554 282 223
1042 1022 874 531 65
931 912 779 453 377 VBT VBR VDR VG VPL
770 755 647 372 310
Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark Grades of Sun-cured 'Natu' (Country) Tobacco of 1982 Crop.
(Paise per Kg. FOB Paked in Bales,)
Aemark Grades
Non-rodded
Leaf
Redried Leaf
Non-redned Stdps
Redried Strips
1094 1009 908 741 552
704 645 574 457 300
979 900 805 649 473
898 745 669 543 390
CBT CBR/CHBR CDK/CHD CG CPL
Minimum Export Price for different Agmark Grades of Sun-cured Jutty Tobacco of 1982 Crop.
(Paisc per Kg. FOB Paked in Bales)
Non-redned Leaf Agmark Grades
Redried Leaf
315 275
407 364 JBT JBN
Foot Note :
(1) In the c-^ie of tobacco packed in wooden oases or hogsheads, 100 patoe per Kg will be added to the above prices.
(2) In the case of cardboard liners used in tobacco packing, 13 paise per kg. will be added to the above prieces.
497ANNEXURE—E
Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark Grades of Sun-cured Virginia Tobacco of mi Crop.
(Palse per Kg. FOB packed in Bales
Agmark Grades
Non-Redrled Strips
Redried Strips
Redded Leaf
Non-redried Leaf
VBT VBR VDR VG VPL
614 601 510 256 203
707 693 596 340 282
161 845 723 425 353
964 94" 816 500 433
Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark Grades of Sun-cured 'Natu' (Country) Tobacco of 1981 Crop
(Paise per kg. FOB Packed in Bales)
Non-redriod Agmark Grades
Non-redried
Strips
Leaf
Rcdrled Leaf
Redried Strips
793 730 654 528 373
CBT CBR/CHBR CDK/CHD CO CPL
969 890 795 639 463
694 635 564 447 288
1079 994 893 736 537
Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark Grades of Sun-cured Jutty Tobacco of 19S1 Crop
(Paise per kg. FOB Packed in Bales)
Agmark Grades
Redried Leaf
Non-redried Leaf
JBT JBN
302 263
389 346
Footnote :
(1) In the case of tobacco packed in wooden cases or hogsheads, 90 paiso per kg. will b; added to the abova prices.
(2) In the case of cardboard liners used In tobacco packing;, U palse per kg. will bo added to tbf above prices.
30GT/82—16
408 THE GAZETTE OF INDA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART T—SEC. 11
ANNEXURE—F
Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark Grades of Sun-cured Virginia Tobacco of 1980 Crop
(Paise per Kg. FOB Packed in Bales
Non-redried Agmark Grades
Non-redried L"af
Redriod Leaf
Strips
Redrled Strips
589 576 485 227 173
667 653 556 292 234
914 896 766 450 373
827 810 688 383 311 VBT VBR VDR VG VPL
Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark Grades of Sun-cured Natu (Country) Tobacco of 19S0 Corp
(Paise per Kg. FOB Packed in Bales)
Non-redried
Non-redried Ajmark Grades
Redrled Leaf
Leaf
Strips
Redried Strips
669 610 539 416 251
758 695 619 493 323
CBT CBR/CHBR CDK/CHD CG CPL
934 855 760 604 414
1034 949 84 8 681 484
Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark Grades of Sun-cured Jutty Tobacco of 1980 Corp
(Paise per Kg. FOB Packed in Bales)
Non-redried Leaf
Agmark Grades
Redried Leaf
272 233
JBT JBN
341 298
Footnote :
(1) In the case of tobacco packed in wooden cases or hogsheads 75 paise per kg. will bo added to the above prices. (2) In the case of cardboard liners used in tobaco packing 15 paise per kg. will be added to the above pricts
409ANNEXURE
List of Canalising Agencies with thtir addresses
Address
1
2
3 5. Name of canalising agency No.
Kailash, Kastuiba Gandhi-
, Engineering Project (India)
10.
3
Marg, New Delhi.
I 2 ]
Ltd.
11.
1.
Chanderlok, 36, Janpath
Sapna Building, 34, Eait of Kailash, New Delhi, State Trading Coloration of India Ltd.
New Delhi.
National Agricultural Co- operative Marketing Fe- deration of India Ltd. (NAFED).
2.
Chanderlok, 36, Janpatn
Project &. Equipment Corporation of India Ltd. New Delhi.
12. All India Cotton Seed Crushers Association.
Khetan Bhawan, 6th Floor, 198, J. Tata Road, Bombay.
3. Handicrafts & Handloom Export Corporation of India Ltd.
13.
"Hansalaya" 15-Barakham- ba Road, New Delhi- 110001.
Indian Oil Sc Produces Ex- porters Association.
4.
78-79 Bajaj Bhawan, Back- bay Reclamation, Nariman Point, Bombay-400021.
Metal & Scrap Trading Cor- poration of India Ltd.
225-E Acharya Jagdlsh Bose Road, Calcutta.
14.
5.
Solvent Extractors Associa- tion of India.
Steel Authority of India, Ltd.
142-Jolly Maker Chamber No. 2, 14th Floor, 225- Narlman Point, Bombay- 400021. 13th Floor, Hindustan Times House, 18/20 Kas- turba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi.
15.
6. Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation of India.
Express Building Bahadurshah Zaffar Marg, New Delhi.
Groundnut Extractions Export (Development Association)
Tanna House Annexe, II-A Natnalal D-Parekh Marg, Bombay.
7.
16. All India Handicrafts Board. West Block Sector VII, National Film Development Corporation.
R.K.Puram, NewDelhi-22. 1st floor, 13-16, Regent Chambers, Narlman Point, Bombay-400021.
17.
8.
137, Patliputra Colony, Patna.
Wool and Woollen Export Promotion Council.
Mica Trading Corporation of India Private Ltd.
Churchaate Chambers Building, 7th Floor, New Marine Lines, Bombay-20.
7A, Srinagar Annexe, Indoic
18.
Jute Corporation of India 1, Shakespeare Sarani,
Calcutta
452001.
Tha Soyabean processors' Association of India.
419 THE GAZETTE OF JND1A : EXTRAORDINARY [PART f—SEC. 1]
ANNEXURE VI
FLOOR PRICES FOR COIR YARN, COIR MATS AND
FLOOR PRICES OF COIR YARN
COIR MATTINGS
(Baled and Non-Baled)
General Conditions
Basic Quality
Grade Specifications m/kg
F.O.B. Prices
for 1000 kg
1. Calculation of Price
Baled Non- Baled
Rs. Rs.
(a) The prices notified are only the basic f.o.b. prices for
variottt items in plain natural colour. To arrive at the actual
f,o.b. price of any particular item, the extra price for "embel-
IkhmentH11 applicable should be added to the basic price of coir
yarn, coir mats and coir mattings us the case may be.
3
1
2
4
Anjengo A
(b) "Embellishments" mean any addition made to the basic
product to make it more ornate, graceful or decorative and
include such Hems us: (i) twisting, bleaching etc. in the case of
coir yarn, (ii) colouring, use of sisal etc. in the case of coir mats
and mattings. For full details of embellishments and prices to
b* added refer Annexures 1, II and III.
(c) Any embellishment not covered in the Annexure should
be got approved by the competent authority before export.
10030 884? 7858 7641 7343 7235 7107 —
(d) The basic f.o.b. price of coir yam In the baled form is
inclusive of the cost of new hessian for packing.
. 1 360 and above 9543 2 330 8405 3 300 7458 4 275 7249 5 240 6963 6 220 6860 7 200 6737 8 190 6623 9 180 6505
Anjengo M
2. Calculation of freight
(a) The gross freight should be taken for calculation of
freight in all cases.
7492 7360 7228 7097 6962 6833 (b) In the case of coir yam in non-baled form 2% extra towards freight should be added to the gross weight when gunny ii used for packing.
. 1 7100 2 6974 3 6847 4 6722 5 6593 6 6468 7 6345 8 ., 6222 9 6097
(c) In the case of coir yam in baled form 4.67 per cent of
Atatory .
th* net weight may be added to find out the gross weight.
3. Agoncy Commission
7105 6817 6698 6582
6739 6461 6348 6236
190 180 170 160 150 140 130 120 110 260 and above 240 220 200
. 1 2 3 4
7361
Vycome (Weaving)
6935
6809
6685
6558
6434
. 1 300 and above 6979 2 280 6571 3 260 6450 4 240 6331 5 220 6210 6 200 6092
The basic price of all items, except coir yarn in baled form,
is exclusive of any agency commission. In the case of coir
yam in baled form, 4% agency commission is allowed within
the basic price. If agency commission over 4% is payable,
the difference should be added to the basic price. But if no
"iency commission is payable, no reduction in the basic price
is allowed.
5313
Beach
4. Interest for iolayed payments
5620
5485
5352
5183
5055
260 250 240
. 1 2 3
Real Alapat
6700 6289 6174 6058
6347 5951 5841 5730
230 UP 190 180 170
. 1 2 3 4
5972 5650
140 UP
. 1
Imitation .
For delay in payments beyond 60 days interest (gi 2% per
month will have to be collected from the buyer for the actual
number of days of delay beyond 60 days. Delay for purposes
of realisation of interest will be reckoned from 60 days of the
date of Bill of Lading to the date of payment of the amount
by the agent/buyer to their banker* abroad and for which
documentary evidence from the Foreign/Indian Bank should
be produced within two months from the date of payment
of the bill.
Alapat/ . . 2 130 5734 5422 Caruva/ . . 3 5619 5312
5. Insurance
Asbtamudy
120 no
Insurance charges, if included in the contract, will be calcu-
5500 5376 5259
5198 5079 4967 lated (ffi 1/2% of the quoted price.
100 90
, 4 5 6
6348 6012
Mangftdan K .
6. Quoting of Prices
The prices quoted should be limited to two decimal* In
. 1 200 2 190 6174 5844 3 180 Agri. yarn 6065 5741 4 170 5947 5627
l"weit denomination of the currency.
411 (3) DholU bale 1 3 4 2 (a) Rope yarn . Rs. 150 per tonne over ordl.hanks In pressed bales.
Parur*
1 2
(b) Beypore/Quilandy
Rs. 100 per tonne be'ow Ameri- can hanks In pressed bales.
m
(4) Dyed yarn baled
(a) Single colour .
Rs. 1650 per tonne over the
5322 5145 4877 4791 4701 4612 4435
4 5 6 7
115 105 95 85 75 65 55
basic f.o.b. price.
Roping
Rs. 2200 per tonne over the
(b) Bi-colour or mixed
colour.
basic f.o.b. price,
5033 4907 4777
4749 4629 4503
60 and above 55 50
1 2 3
(5) in cut length .
Rs. 100 per tonne ov^r the
Superfine
basic f.o.b. price.
1
5196 4909
Unsoaked
275 UP
Rs. 3 per bale
(6) Polythene Packing
Fine Unsoaked .
(7) Peroxide bleaching
Rs. 3 per kg.
255 240
4998 4802
4716 4528
1 2
Hard Unsoaked.
Rs, 3 per kg.
(8) Softening by hot process
4604 4468 4336
(b) Non-baled Coir Yarn
1 2 3
4336 4208 4081
200 175 150
Quilandy .
1. For dholls, balls, spools Rs. 300 per tonne 130 120
6642 6372 6233
1 2 3
6293 6036 5900
bobbins (spindles) and coils.
no
Beypore .
Extra price for Parur Yarn to be Rs. 100 for 1000 Kg.
90 80
1 2 3
5873 5739 5612
5556 5427 5305
70
exported in the form of 'Gui- ndles*.
6019
3 Ply
2. Dyed yarn
5696
1 2
55 40 and above
..
(1) Single colour . . Rs. 1650 per tonne.
1 460
9260 8808
Single ply
(2) Bicolour or mixed Rs. 2200 per tonne.
1
5587
Aminidlvl*
50
colour.
1 45
5411
Laccadlvc*
3. 'Mudiyennam' rehanked Rs. 300 per tonne.
Edavannan*
yarn (each bundle weigh- ing 4-5 kg).
1 2
85 80
4701 4523
4. New hessian packing . Rs. 120 per tonne.
1
3814
140 and above
Alleppey* Vycome*
• •
2 130
3637
(Thurumpu Vycome)
5. The f.o.b. price for non- baled coir yarn is inclusive of gunny
used for marking etc.
•Not generally exported in baled form.
6. Twisted yarn . . 2/3/4 strands.
( a) Vycome./Beach/An- Rs. 375 per tonne.
APPENDIX I
jengo/Mangadan/ Aratory/Parur etc.
COIR YARN
(b) Unsoaked . . Rs. 750 -do-
Cost of Embellishments
(c) Boypore/Qullandy . Rs. 250 -do-
(a) Baled Coir yarn
(d) Real Alapat . . Rs. 315 -do-
. 2/3/4 strands
(1) Twisted yarn
FLOOR PRICES OF COIR PRODUCTS
A. Coir Mats
(a) Vycome/Beach/Anjengo/ Mangaden/Aratory, etc.
. Rs.375 per tonne over Ameri- can hanks In pressed bales.
. Rs. 750 -do-
(b) Unsoaked
Code No.
. Rs. 250 -do-
(c) Beypore/QuUandy ,
Weight per sq. ft.
F.O.B. Price per sq. ft.
. Rs. 315 -do-
(d) Real Alapat
3
2
1
(2) Colls baled
1. Rod Mats
. Rs. 190 per tonne over ordinary
(a) Rope Yarn
14 oz.
BR-1
BR-2
hanki in pressed bales. . Rs. 190 per tonne over American
(b)Beypore/Qutlandy
hanks in pressed bales.
BR-3
Rs. 150 per tonne over ordinary
BR-4
(c) Rope yarn in American
hanks.
hanks in pressed bales.
16 ,. 16 „ 18 „ 18 .,
BR-S
Rs. 3'5 per tonne over Ameri-
(d) All other qualities .
Rs. P. " 3.21 3.40 3.68 4.14 3.86 4,04
20 „
BR-6
ca hanks in pressed bales.
412 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]1 ^ 2 1 2 3
BR-7 18 oz 3.86 Spl. C-l 14 oz. 4.45
BR-8 20 ., 4.04 Spl. C-2 16 „ 5,78
BR-9 22 „ 4.50 Spl. C-3 20 „ 6,20
BR-10 24 .. 4.87 Spl. C-4 20 „ 6.54
BR-11 20 ,, 4.23 Spl. C-5 18 „ 7.37
BR-12 22 „ 4.41 Spl. C-7 18 ,. 7.21
TR-1 24 „ 5.16 Spl, C-8 18 „ 8.47
VR-1 24 „ 5.16 Spl. C-9 17 „ 6.35
VR-2 24 ,, 5.16 Spl. C-10 27 ,, 8.05
VR-3 24 „ 5.25 Spl. C-12 20 ,. 5.70
VR-4 26 „ 5.50 Spl. C-l3 12 „ 6.20
VR-5 28 „ 5.77 Spl, C-14 17 ,. 11.49
VR-6 30 „ 6.12 Spl. C-l 5 15 „ 6.94
Spl. R-l 17 „ 3.58 Spl, C-16
Spl. R-4 22 „ 5.02 (with square tiles and
Spl. R-5 26 „ 5.53 uiishcu'ed brush) 3965 gm/m1 50,29/m'
Spl. R-7 26 „ 7.77
Spl. R-8 28 „ 6.90 6. Fibre Mats
Spl. R-9 32 „ 9.17 FM-1 26 oz. 7.62
Spl. R-11 2* „ 6.82 FM-2 26 „ 8.47
Spl. R-l2 32 „ 11 IX FM-2 28 ,, 8.92
Spl. R-15 24 „ 5.08 FM-2 30 „ 9.30
Spl. R-l 6 22 ,. 4.67 FM-2 32 „ 9.77
Spl. R-l 7 28 „ 5.51 FM-3 26 „ 8.83
Spl. R-l 8 24 ,. 6.72 FM-3 28 „ 9.21
2. Inlaid Rod Mats FM-3 30 „ 9.58
BR-1 18 „ 5.79 FM-3 32 ,, 10.04
BR-2 20 „ 6.07 Spl. F-l 22 „ 16.64
BR-3 20 „ 6.07 Spl. F-2 19 „ 10.52
BR-4 22 „ 6.44 Spl. F-3 34 „ 18.69
BR-5 24 „ 6.71
VR-1 26 „ 7.17 7. Corridor Mats
VR-2 30 „ 7.60 AC-1 15 oz. 4.20
Spl. Rl-I 20 ,, 6.34 AC-2 14 ,. 3.91
Spl. RI-4 22 ,, 7.42 AC-3 12 „ 3.61
Spl. Rl-8 28 ,, 11.45 RC-1 14 .. 3.71
Spl. RI-9 24 „ 7.26 RC-2 13 ,. 3.51
Spl. RI-10 24 „ 8.30 RC-3 11 ., 3.20
Spl. RI-11 28 ,. 9,08 LC-1 14 „ 3.71
Spl. RI-12 26 „ 6.64 WC-1 14 „ 3.71
WC-2 12 „ 3.20
3. Bit Mats WC-3 10 „ 2.61
BB-1 22 ,. 3.31 TC-1 12 „
2.71
VB-1 26 „ 4 20 Spl. CD-I 12 „
4.20
AB-1 28 „ 4.89 Spl. CD-2
11 „ 3.81
Spl. B-l 28 „ 7.93 Spl. CD-3 13 „
3.20
Spl. B-2 28 „ 11. 93 Spl. CD~4 5.91
19 „
4. Inlaid Bit Mats Spl. CD-5 12 „ 3.71
AB-1 30 „ 7.44 Spl. CD-6 10.5,, 2.51
Spl. CD-7 18 „ 3.40
5. Crcc) Mats
Spl. CD-8 14 „ 3.20
Spl. CD-9 5.49 kB/m, 6.00
8. Fancy Corridor Mat
FSQ-l 10.75 kg/ra, 5.65
9, Sinnet Mats
4.40 5,10 5.91 6.40 6. Tl 4 40
SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SR-1
12 oz. 14 „ 16 „ 18 ,, 20 ,. 11 „
16 .. 18 „ 20 ,. 20 , 22 „ 38 „ 20 „ 22 „ 18 „ SO „ 17 „ 14.5,, 16
3.68 4.14 4.50 5.79 5.70 4.61 4.95 5.28 5.62 6.04 7.04 6.43 6,79
BC-1 BC-2 BC-3 BC-4 BC-5 VC-1 VC-2 VC-3 VC-4 VC-5 . VC-6 VC-8 VC-9
413Rs. P.
(2)
(1)
(c) Loop Mats
I'ancy and Solid Coloured
0.35
(f) For colouring the backside of creel
mats and fibre mats
0.25 • „
(g~) Fibre Mats
(1) Stencilled, Stencilled and Bevelled
or solid coloured
0.80
(2) Designs inlaid and Bevelled Mot-
1 oo
tlnrl nuti
13 o/. 15 " 17 „ 19 „ 12 „ 14 „ 16 „ 18 „ 11 „ 13 „
Fibre mat havlugbase fabric woven wilh pre-dyed yarn as applicable to all varieties of double chain fibre materials
0.25
(h) For use of 50% bleached Coir yarn in the Rs. 1.50 per sq.
ft.
brush of BCT mats forming jaspe effect.
(i) For use of Aloe yarn in brush of Spl
cl/vc8 mats.
4.71 5.40 5.71 6.01 4.01 4.60 4.99 5.18 3.5S 3.86 4.23 6.30 6,9! 6.60 7.14 8.01 6,81
Rs. 0.03 per strand per run- ning metre of mat.
(j) Extra prices for Fancy Diagonal strip- Rs.1/35 per sq, ft.
13 ., 20 „ 24 „ 26 „ 22 „ 24 „ 22 „ 3 kg/m1 5.49 kg/m' 1.9 kg/m"
0.70
0,50
0.40 10% /a
414 TITE GAZETTE OF TNDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1
IV. Embellishments
Glueing :
(a) 'A' Process Rs. 3,00 per running metre (b) 'B1 Process 2.00 (c) i' Glueing 1.50
Glueing the ends of rubberised coir back
jap mats withlatex Rs. 0.20 per sq ft.
Swaying rubber ktex on the backside
of coir mat
Fire proof finishing for VR 3 mats 0.30
Rubberised backing (2mm) 2.25
Rubberised coir underlay of 1/2" 5.30
thickness in carnatic mats
Slip/skid U-Foam stripes on the bottom
ofBR-7
0.20
Polythene bag packing plain (1 ra.it) 0.20 „
-do- printed (1 nr.it) 0.30 -do- Plain (2 mats) 0.30 „ -do- Printed (2 mats) 0,50 „
Vertical stripes in Creel Mats.—
For Creel Mats the additional price for vortical stripe
. • fixed as follows :— per sq. ft.
No. 1—14'x24' 0.15
No. 2—16'x27* 0.25
No. 3—18'x3O* 0.30
No. 4—20*x33" 0.30
No. 5—22'x 36* 0.35
Corrugated cartons for packing mats In sizes—
14 i ' x l 4 l ' x l 5' 8.10 per carton 27 i ' x l 6 1 ' x l 5' 9.63 3 0 i ' x l 8 i ' x l 5' 11.26 Sisal Strands.—
The extra price for sisal strands used in the following varieties Is fixed as 30 pake pey strand of 2 ply sisal yarn per sq. mtr. If the brands meJ are more, proportionate cost of additional strands of wo ply sisil yarn will be taken.
(1) Creel Mats. (2) Rod Mats. (3) Corridor Mats
Aloe strands.—
(1) For every 10% of aloe mixture in AC Mats the extra
price is fixed as 5 paise per sq. ft.
(2) The extra price for aloe strands for loops ID loop mats
is fixed as 5 paise per sq- ft.
A njengo yarn chain for FF Ma ts.—
The extra price for FF Mats with anjengo chain (Tight)
and (slack) is fixed as 30 paise per sq. ft.
For using polythene thread as tight
Chain In pUce of Vycome yam in VR-3 0.50 per Sq, ft.
VR6 mat with polythene threads as
warp
0, JO ,,
Extra biaided Creel Mnts- 0.40 -do- Fibre Mats 0.30 „
Coir braided handles attached to
BR-10 mats
j . jj
FSQI
1.00 per handle
Pre-dyed stencilled.—
The floor prices for 'Pre-dyed stencilled mats' should be arrived at by adding the difference between the prices of "Stencilled mats" and "Plain Mats" to the prices fixed for "Pre-dyed Mats" belonging to the same quality group
Extra price for peroxide blea- Rs. 0.05 for each strand in ched coir yarn as brush of one metre length of mat spl. CI and VCS variety of mats.
Extra price for packing coir Rs. 45/- per basket,
mats/matting ma"s in Rattan (unsplit) Chest of size 75 cm x 55 cmx55 cm made out of unsplit Rattan.
Extra price for packing coir Rs. 0,05 per sq. ft.
mats using Ocean Kraft Paper
Extra price for 'lacet finishing' Rs. 1.25 per running metre
given to the edges of matting mats.
Extra price for every additional Rs. 0.35 per sq. ft.
Lift of 2 oz or 1/8" per sq. ft. for spl, C.I. mats.
B, COIR MATTINOS (HANDLOOM)
Code No.
Kg./Sq. mt,
F.O.B. Prioa-por Sq. MtT
1
2
3
1. Two Treadle Weave
Rs. K
1.50 1.55 1.62 1.70 1.42 1.47 1.55 1.62 1.35 1.42 1.52
M2A1 M2A2 M2A3 M2A4 M2R1 M2R2 M2R3 M2R4 M2V1 M2V2 M2V3
M2BO M2B1 M2B2 S2M1 S2M2 S2M3 S2M4 S2M5 S2M6 S2M7 S2M8 S2M9
1.18 1.30 1.40 1.40 1.50 1.25 1.40 2.10 1.90 2.65 2.10 2.10
15.31 15.20 15.41 15.31 13.67 13.57 13.79 14.01 12.47 12.25 12.38 8.18 8.59 7.78 15.66 13.34 10.50 13.60 11.93 16.41 23.35 15.62 15.85
Weave(3x2or2x2)
2. Two Treadle Basket
M2BA1 M2BA2 M2BA3 M2BA4
1.72 1.80 1.82 1.62
16.66 16.55 16.79 16.22
415(3)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(1)
24.96
17.24
15.77
1.78
1.87
2.00
S4 M6 (5Q% yarn warp)
S4M7 -do-
S4M8
1.80
1.75
1.82
2.55
2.80
2.60
1.95
2.40
2.60
2.55
3.10
14.52
19.63
17,46
35.50
24.84
17.60
17.14
20.29
18,72
23.07
26.50
S4M9
S4M10
S4M11
S4M12
S4M13
S4M14
S4M15
S4M16
S4M17
S4M18
S4M21
5. Special Reeds Coir Mattinji
1.40
1.75
1.65
13.89
16.33
14.65
SR4M1
SR4M2
SR4M3
6. Colt Mesh Mattings
M2BA5
M2BA6
M2BR1
M2BR2
M2BR3
M2BR4
M2BR5
M2BR6
M2BRVI
M2BRV2
M2BRV3
M2BBI
S2BM1
S2BM2
S2BM3
S2BM4
S2BM5(4x4)
S2BM7
S2BM8
S2BM9
S2BM10
1.6S
1.72
1.68
1.72
1.80
1.50
1.62
1.68
1.47
1
1.52
1.58
1.38
1.62
2.30
2.62
1.75
2.15
2.80
2.10
3.60
3.00
16.91
17.02
15.74
H.98
15.63
15.32
14.87
15.32
13.12
13.23
13.23
9.09
16.43
16.41
21.88
20.98
16.74
21.69
23.35
21.56
19.84
3. Three Treadle Weave
6.6S
4.50
K.21
14.00
6.90
0.65
0.70
0.88
1.40
0.74
U2M1
H2M2
H7M3
H2M4
H2M5
7. Multishaft Mattings
17.35
19.96
19.85
22.10
27.21
22.83
20.47
28.98
SOM1
SOM2 (50% coir yarn)
SOM3 (coir as weft)
SOM3 (aloe as weft)
SOM3 (Sisal as weft)
SOM4
SOM6
SOM7
2.00
1.90
1.70
1.70
1.70
3.20
2.62
4.00
8. Rubber Backing Mattioj*
S2RBI
1.29
12.36
9. Ribbed Mattinp
M3A1
M3A2
M3A3
M3A4
M3A5
M3R1
M3R2
M3R3
M3R4
M3R5
M3C1
M3V1
M3V2
M3V3
M3B1
S3M1
S3M2
S3M3
S3M4
S3MS
S3M6
S3M7
S3M8
1.58
1.62
1.68
1.75
1.82
1.50
1.55
1.60
1.68
1.75
2.08
1.40
1.45
1.52
1.40
2.00
2.00
1.70
1.52
1.88
2.96
1.80
1.67
15.65
15.20
14.73
15.09
14.97
13.67
13.89
13.79
13.89
14.10
14.20
12.14
12.03
12.25
8.37
16,55
18.72
12.5*
13.83
16.91
24.0S
15.89
15.09
4. Four Treadle Wear*
2.35
2.40
2.44
3.62
3.35
2.30
1.83
2.14
3.05
2.45
2.10
2.25
2.20
2.80
2.25
2.44
3.00
2.20
2.40
2.55
2.50
2.70
3.10
4.10
3.20
24.77
23.41
19.56
22.09
29.37
18.26
16.19
18.93
21.77
20.34
15.96
16.82
21.44
31.19
21.94
25.88
28.14
28.50
22.85
25.92
25.52
23.26
22.89
28.37
26.78
SK-1
SK-2
SK-3
SK-4
SK-5
SK-6
SK-7
SK-8
SK-9
SK-10
SK-11
SK-12
SK-13
SK-14
SK-16
SK-17
SK-18
SK-19
SK-20
SK-21
SK-22
SK-23
SK-24
SK-25
SK-26
10.Rubber backed parted ook oMttin*
M4A1
M4A2
M4A3
M4A4
M4R1
M4R2
M4R3
M4R4
M4V1
M4V2
M4V3
S4M1
S4M2
S4M3
S4M4
S4M5
1.70
1.75
1.82
1.90
1.62
1.68
1.75
1.82
1.47
1.55
1.62
1.50
1.75
1.75
2.13
2 20
16.79
16.79
17.14
16.79
15.09
14.98
15.20
15.32
13.12
13.44
13.34
15.89
17.35
15.43
18.84
18.84
RMY2
18.33
30 Gl/82—17
416 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SBC. 1]
O01R MATTING CPOWERLOOM)
(3)
(2)
(1)
Quality No.
pe; iq. m.
F.O.B.
price
Rs. Ps.
Sq. m.
_
(2)
_^L
1. Two Treadle Plain Weavs
2.00
1.96
1.80
2.20
1.80
2.00
1.80
2.20
2.10
2.00
19.19
15.76
14.55
J9.45
16.95
19.84
17.85
19.45
20.50
16.68
P4A3
P4A4
P4A5
P4A6
P4A7
P4A8
P4A9
P4A10
P4A12
P4A13
1.70
2.00
1.80
1.80
P2A1
P2A2
P2A3
P2A5
16.18
14.87
13.39
18.75
5. MulU Shaft Matting
2. Two Treadle Busket Woavo
POAI
2.20
19.09
6. Ribbed Mattlngi
P2BA1
P2BA2
P2BA3
P2BA4
P2BA5
2.00
2.20
2.00
1.80
2.00
1.80
19.79
20.23
18.39
16.61
20.29
18.26
P2BA6
3. Three Treadle Weave
15.51
F3A1
1.80
4. Four Treadle Weave
2.00
2.10
2.10
1.80
2.20
2.30
2.40
2.00
2.90
17.24
22.26
27.20
15.51
23.33
37.71
23.35
39.65
30.50
PKMK1
PKM2
PKM3
PKM4
PKM5
PKM6
PKM7
PKM8
PKM9
1.95
2.20
17.25
18.84
P4A1
P4A2
417APPENDIX—I II
Extra Prices for Coir Mattings
Design Colour variation adjustment rates :
(a) Plain Specified rates
(b) Fancy, Stencilled, tile, dia- 20%
mond, jolid colour etc.
Width variation adjustment rates :
Widths
(a) 3fi' Specified rates
(b) Above XT and below 72' Same as for 36'
(c) 18' and less Specified rates for 36' +5%
(d) above IS' and uptn and Specified rates for 36*+2-l/2^
including 27'
(c) 72' (1.83 mtrs) and above Specified rates for 36"+5%
upto 2 mtrs
(f) abovo 2 mtrs upto 3 mtrs Specified rates for 36'+7£%
(g) above 3 mtri Specified rates for 36*+10%
Matting Rugs variation adjustment rate3 :
<1) Stitebed ends —With webbing Re. 1/- Additional jute hessian of 6" width (4* projecting outside the Rs. 1,75 per running mtr. leather binding and 2" concealed inside the binding in cricket pitch matting in width way on lace side
Extra priw for packing coir —Us. 23;- per running matting rolls inside with 16 mm metre of tube thickness paper tube having 8 cm Inner dia.
Extra price for packing coir —Rs. 27/- per running metre matting rolls inside with 16 mm of tube thickness paper tube having 10 cm inner dia
Extra price for packing coir —Rs. 21/- per running metre matting rolls inside with PVC of PVC tube, tube 8 cm inner dia.
Extra price for rubber edging —Rs, 1.20 per running metre (single side)
EmbtUbhmems
per running mtr.
—Without webbing Ro. 0.75
per running mtr.
(2) Fringed ends —Rs. 2.00 per running mtr.
(3) Tucked in ends Ra. 2.00 -do-
(4) End with rexine cloth —Rs. 2,50 -do-
(5) 1-1/2* leather webbing on
coir matting rugs —Rs. 6.00 per running mtr.
Cricket Pitch variation adjustment rates
(1) 35' or less In length —Rs. 3.00 per sq. mtr.
(2) above 35' in length —Rs. 2.00 -do-
Iron nails for cricket pitch matting
(1) Cricket matting of 35' or Re. 1.00 per sq. mtr.
less in length
(2) Cricket matting above 35' R". 0.60 per tq. mtr.
in length
Metal eyelets in leather in Ordl- Re. 1.00 per eyelet
nary matting
Hxtin charge* for fixing canvass R". 10,75 per fq. mtr. for arauo on the cricket pitch the area covered by the matting crease.
For fixing additional leather of "I 4-l/2"wdth (2-1/4 projecting I outside the usual leather binding >Rs. 5.85 per running mtr. and 2-1/4' concealed inside the I binding) In cricket pitch matting I in width way on face side. J
1. Rubber edging Rs. 2.25 per running mtr.
2. Rubberised coir backing Rs. 16.50 per sq. mtr.
(2mm).
3. Spraying rubber latex on Rs. 10.35 per sq. mtr.
the backside of coir matting.
4. Latex backing on coir mat- Rs. 6,94 per sq. mtr.
tings, mat or tiles.
5. Glueing the ends of Jap Mats Re. 0.20 per running mtr.
with rubber latex.
6. Glueing the ends with adhe- Rs. 1.10 per running mtr.
sive FevicotyMovlcol etc.
7. Spraying adhesive Fevfcol/ Rs. 2,25 per sq. ft.
Movicol etc. on one side
8. Extra cost for the rubber Re. 0.35 per piece
sheet in size 25 cm x 16 cms to be sewed in matting
9. Stitching the edges of car Rs. 1.75 per running mtr _
mat with rexine.
10. Extra cost for the cheaper Re. 0.20 per running ratr
rexine to be sewed around the car mats
11. Polythene Packing :
(a) rugs individually Re. 1.00 per sq. mtr.
(b) rolls of 5 rugs Re. 0.35 -do- te) matting rolls Re. 0.15 -do-
12. Packing coir mattings with Re. 0,10 per sq. mtr.
ocean kraft paper
13. Peroxide bleached matting Rs. 3.00 per kg.
418-432 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I - S E C. J]14. Aloe yarn bleaching with Rs, 2.00 per kg. 1 2 3 4 sodium hypochlorile. 15. Bleached coir yarn strands in
coir malting,
6. BMVR Plain
7. BMJL Plain
1.90
2.35
(1) Re. 0.01 per 2 ply
8. BMAL—1 Plain
9. SMNQ Plain
2.35
2.70
27.02
31.20
32.58
33.27
strand per running mtr.
except slack chain of
ribbed matting.
COIR CARPETS (ALLEPPEY CARPETS)
1. BCSR Plain
2.35
32.26
(2) Re. 0.02 per running mtr.
per 2 Ply Strand, in slack
chain in ribbed matting.
2. BCSR—1
2.45
31.20
O) M2BA1 where the entire Rs. 3.17 per sq. mtr.
3. B C S R -2
2.15
27.68
warp yam u$ed is
bleiched by hydrogen
peroxide. - - r -, -
EXTRA PRICES FOR COIR MOURZOUKS/COIR CARPETS
(Alleppey Carpets)
Design colour variation adjustment rates :
(a) Plain—Specified rates ") 20% over the specified
J- rates
16. (a) Sisal strands in coir matt- (i) Re. 0.05 per running
tings mtr. per two ply strands.
(ii) Rs. 0.^0 Per running
mtr. per 2 ply strands in
slack chain of ribbed
mattings.
(b) Fancy, Solid Coloured and J
Stancilled
In the case of embellishments , the same extra rates fixed for
(lii) Re. 0,05 per running
mtr. per 2 ply sisal
strands in weft of coir
mattings.
similar embellishments in Coir Mattings are applicable.
(b) Aloe itrands
LOVER'S KNOT (ROPE MATS)
Wt OZ/ft.1
F.O.B.
SI. Quality N o.
No.
Prico
per sq. ft.
18
5.28
1. LKA Oval Plain
(i) Re. 0.01 per 2 ply
strands per running mtr.
except slack chain of
ribbed mattings.
(ii) Re. 0.02 per running
mtr. per 2 ply strands in
slack chain of ribbed
mattings.
20 ,
5.81
2. LKA Oblong plain
(c) Joining coir mattings in Re. 1.00 per runnng mtr
16
4.31
3. LKR Oval plain
width.
17. Coir mesh matting (H2M1) rein- Rs. 2.5 palse per strand
18
4.78
4. LKR oblong plain
forced with extra strands per running meter
MESH MATS
18. M2BB1 "Sunbath" matting of Rs. 36.00 per piece
Wt. OZ./ft'
SI. Quality No.
No.
size 6' x 4' with kora cloth lin-
ing and jute webbing for handle
etc.
F.O.B. Prico per sq. ft.
19. Coir matting M4A3 with Aratory Re. 0.20 per iq. mtr.
weft.
3.90
12
1. MBA Plain
COIR MOURZOUKS
12
2. MRA Plain
Wt. Kg./m2
10
4.OS
3.25
3. MW Plain
SI. Quality No
No.
F.O.B.
Prices pei
sq. mt.
4
3
1 1
31.34
31.63
32.38
30.08
27.08
MINTED BY THE MANAGE!, OOVT. OF INDIA HESS, WNO ROAD, N^ D E L m - 1 1 0 0 64
AND PUBLISHED BY THE CONTROLLD W JUBLICATTON9, DELHI-110034. 1 9 82
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- Spotted I Grade F.O.B, F.A.S. F.O.B. F.A.S. F.O.B. F.A.S. Breadth Length 478.86 835.32 371.25 1077.44 1113.73 1436.57 495.00 638.48 10' TLT 1 T or 250 MM TLT 275 Do. 638.48 1113.73 1436.57 495.00 11'TLT 12'or 275 MM TLT 300 1531.43 1975.32 680.63 877.91 1531.43 680.63 877.91 1975.32 12'TLT 13'or 300 MM TLT 325 1949.07 2314.02 928.13 1197.13 1197.15 1949.07 2514.02 928.13 13'TLT 14'or 325 MM TLT 350 2505.95 3232.31, 1392.20 1795.73 1795.73 2505,95 3232,31 1329.20 14'TLT 15'or 350 MM TLT 375 3200,63 4128.35 1356.25 2394.29 1* TLT 2' or 25 MM TLT 50 MM 2" and Up or 50 MM and Up K TLT 2' or 25 MM TLT 50 MM 2' and Up or 50 MM and Up 1' TLT 2* or 25 MM TLT 50 MM . 2' and Up or 50 MM and Up 1' TLT 2* or 25 MM TLT 50 MM 2' and Up or 50 MM and Up 1' TLT 2' or 25 MM TLT 50 MM 2" and Up or 50 MM and Up Specific Sizes . . .. 1063.13 2079,00 1371.28 2681.61 4 x 4' «' x 6' 7-1' Cir. 9" Cir. • • ↩
- 32.00m SR-2 SR-3 SR-4 SR-5 SV-1 SV-2 SV-3 SV-4 SB-1 SB-2 SV-3 Spl. S-l Spl. S-2 Spl. S-3 Spl. S-4 Spl. S-5 Spl. S-6 Spl. S-7 Spl. S-8 FBRA-l ped creel mats VC3-24 oz. II. Lift of 2 oz. or 1/8" Variety of Mats Cost per lift Rs. P. 0.30 per sq. ft 14 07. 12,, 12 „ 10 „ 12 „ 4.88 kg/m 3.05 „ 5.49 „ 3.965 „ 10, Loop Mats RL-1 RL-2 RL-3 RL-4 VL-1 Spl. L-2 Spl. L-4 Spl. L-5 Spl. L-6 4,20 3.76 3.82 3.62 4.11 4.48 3.58 4.22 3.67 11. Gymnasia Mats VC-3, VC-5, Spl. C. 7, BC-3 VC-8 BR-3, BR-10 VR-2, VR-5, VR-6 Spl. R-7, Spl. R-8, Spl. R-9 Spl. R-15 Spl. C-5 TR.1 BR Inlaid VR Inlaid Fibre Mats 0.33 0.30 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.30 0.35 0.33 BVGI with cordage „ without cordago 38 to 42 oz 38 to 42,, BVG 1 for every additional lift of f BBGI with cordage pile thickness „ without cordage 34 to 38 „ 34 to 38 „ 11,26 10.86 9 2" 8 93 BBGI for every additional lift of £' pile thickness APPENDIX-II Extra Prices for Coir Mats Creel mats with woven blank portion having lntermlttant woven portion without pile to a width of above 10 cms in width way of the mat at an Inter space of not less than 22' bet- ween inter space I. Design/colour (a) Beach Rod and Creel Mats Rs. P. VC-8 mat with horizontal and vertical gaps leaving the brush into squares of 7 cms (approx.) 0.75 (a) Stencilled 0.35 per sq ft. Spl, C.I mat with 6 horizontal and 7 (2) Stencilled and Bevelled or solid vertical gaps of 2 cms width 0.75 coloured 0.60 Spl. C-l mat with 6 horizontal gaps of (3) Pre-dyed, Mottled, Jaspe, Bi- 2 cms width coloured 0,95 Specified rates for Spl. C.I (b) Vycoroe Rod and Creel Mats Creel mats in rolls with Woven blank portion without pile on both ends upto 10 cms. i 0.10 per sq. ft. (a) Stendlled 0.50 III. Non standard size of mats (2) Stencilled and Bevelled or solid coloured 0,90 (3) Pre-dyed, Mottled, Jaspc, Bl- coloured 1.10 For calculating floor prices for mats of the size mentioned below, the extra charges on the basis of the prescribed per- centage of the floor price of the appropriate quality of the plain mat should be added. (ai Mats with width of 25 cms o r more (c) Corridor Mats and upto 35 cms and with an area less than 2100 sq, cms. (1) Fancy and Solid Coloured 0.25 (b) Mats of width less than 25 cms 25% (2) Stencilling one side 0.30 (c) Mats of sizes having 80 cms or (d) Sinnet Mats Fftncv and Solid Coloured 0.35 above in width or 130 cms or ab ove in length. ↩
- * Knot (Rope Mats) FOBPrfcw Rj./ft (!) Fancy/mottled/solld coloured 0.11 H. Mesh Mats 2.15 2.05 1.90 2.05 2.05 1. BMAL Plain 2. BMAR Plain 3. BMAN Plain 4. BMVN Plain 5. BMVL Plain (i) Fancy and Solid coloured 0.11 ↩