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REGISTERED NO. D. (D.N.)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 55] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1983/CHAITRA 35, 1905

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

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MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

PUBLIC NOTICE NO 11-ETC(PN)/S3

Subject.—Import

1983—March, 19S4 (VoUime II).

New Delhi, the 15th April, 1983

F. No. 19/10/82-1?. II.—Attention is invited to Exports (Control) Amendment Older No E(QO, ly77/AM (2581 dated the 15th April, 1983, on the above subject.

2. The policy to be followed for export of dillerent itemi during the period April, 1983 to March, 1984 is indicated against each item in Section I and 11 enclosed with tins Public Notice.

3. This comes into force with immediate effect.

4. Prc-ban (including pre control) commitments m resptct of items whose export was allowed either on de controlled basis or under OtiL-3, shall be conskleicd by the concerned Port Licensing authorities in tcims of provisions ot the Hand Book oF Import-Export Procedures, 1983-84,

5. In respect of items* allowed for export ' On Merits" no person should enter into commitments before obtaining the necessary permission for export. Applications in respect ot such Items should be submitted to the office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi

ROMA MAZUMDAR, Chief Conliollor of Imports Ac Ejtpoils

EXPORT CONTROL

1. Object.—The primary object of the Government is to promote exports to the maximum extent, but in such a manner that the economy of the country is not affected by unregulated exports of items essentially needed within the country. Export control is, therefore, exercised in respect of a limited number of items whose mpply position demands that their exports should be regulated in the larger interest of the country.

2. Scope.—Export control is exercised in accordance with the provisions of the Exports (Control) Order, 1977 Issued by the Central Government in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947, This Act is repro- duced in the current Hand Book of Import-Export Procedures.

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 with- out any export licence unless their export is controlled under any other law for the time being in force. For instance, export of antiques is regulated under the Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972, whereas the export of Coffee and Tea is regulated by the Coffee Board, Bangalore, and the Tea Board, Calcutta, under the provision of the Indian Coffee Act, 1942 and the Tea Act, 1953 respectively, Likewise export of some other commodities is either prohibited or regulated under different enactments. A list of some such enactments is given in Appendix 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 Current Hand Book of Import-Export Procedures.

5. Exports can be made to any destination in the world. No discrimination is made, between one country and another, in the matter of issue of licences. This means that foreign buyers are tree irrespective of the country to which they belong, to procure their requirements of controlled commodities from persons holding export licences or eligible to receive licences. To this general rule, the only exceptions are the Union of South Africa and South-West Africa, because of a complete ban on trade with these countries, fNo export is, therefore, permitted to these countries. Border trade (i.e. frontier trade) between India and Tibet region of China shall not, however be allowed].

6. In the case of exports to Pakistan, all items require an export licence, unless they are covered by OGL-2 or OGL-4, Whether or not an item can be exported to Pakistan depends on the export policy for that item for all other countries as given in Section 11. Thus, whereas the policy for export to Pakistan is exactly the same as for all other countries, foi 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 Credil 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 Indiun Bank designated under Asian Clearing Union Arrangements, and

(ii) Import Licence/permission from the Pakis- tan authorities allowing import into Pakistan of the goods sought to be exported.

In the case of commodities like Ted, Coffee etc., per- mission to export to Pakistan will be issued by the iopective Commodity Boards.

CATEGORIES OF EXPORTERS

7 For the purpose of export licensing, there are two categories of exporters, namely, established ex- porters and new-comers.

Established exporters are those who have made exports of a particular commodity in the prescribed base period. Export quotas are granted to them in proportion to their exports in such base period.

Exporters who have no exports in the prescribed base period of the particular commodity concerned, are treated as new-comers, provided such exporter has the requisite experience and is able to satisfy the licensing authorities on that account.

Details are given jn the Current Hand Book o(

Import-Export Procedures.

LICENSING POLICY

8. The export policy in respect of controlled com- modities is given in Section II. Export application will be entertained in accordance with the policy in force. Any change in this policy will be duly noti- fied by a Public Notice or by a Trade Notice.

9. Open General Licences.—Some commodities have been placed on Open General Licence for exports to specified destinations. In respect of such exports aa are made in accordance with the conditions of the relevant Open General Licence, the exporters will not be required to approach the licensing authorities for ob- taining any export permit/licence. At present four Open General Licences are in operation, as given in

Schedule III to the Exports (Conuoi) Order, 19/7 reproduced in Appendix I.

10. Canalised exports.—(i) The items, export of which is canalised through public sector agencies are given in Annexure I tp Section II. For these items, the exports will be allowed only through the canalising agencies concerned. The Quantum upto which 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 15. For these commodities, export applica- tions should be accompanied by a recommendat on 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 performances in the prescribed base period. The procedure for fixation of quotas is given in the Current Hand Book of Import-Export Procedures.

(2) The value for which an Established Exporter will be allowed the export quo'a of a particular com- modity in a particular period will be determined in proportion to bis 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 prescribed 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 export? by eligible categories

13. Free liceming.—Some items of export have been placed on free licensing, without any ceiling or quantitative restriction. Export applications in such cases by way of endorsements on shipping bills can be made by any intending exporters in the prescribed form and manner when the goods are ready for ship- ment, except in the case of commodities which have been placed on Open General Licence for export"; by eligible exporters.

14. Limited free licensing.—-Where the export of a commodity is regulated within a set ceiling, or there is no established pattern of trade, exports; will be allowed on "first come first served" basis The following principles and procedure will be applicable in such cases : —

1 A Public Notice/Trade Notice shall he issued, announcing the policv anJ indi-;>(- ins the Licensing Offices to whicb the available ceiling has been allocated for the purposes of dealing with such applications

2 Unless and otherwise indicated in the Public Notice/Trade Notice, applications will be received 15 days after (he date of its issue 3. All applications made en Form " A X" com-

plete in all respects, received on the pres- cribed date, between 10.30 A.M. and 1 P.M. shall have the same priority. Such appli- cations should be accompanied by evidence to the effect that the Indian Exporter appli- cant has accepted the offer of the overseas buyer to purchase the commodity, for the quantity applied for, subject only to the grant of a licence in his favour.

4. As a rule, the licensing authorities shall record, in writing the reasons for rejection of applications.

5. Each exporter bfaall 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 rata 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 be carried over to the next day for fresh application* ; this process will be repeated until the ceiling is exhausted.

Exports will be allowed by issuing an Export Licence with a validity period of 45 days from the date of issue.

8 Shipments shall be made of the quantity covered by the contract against which the licence has been issued within the period of its validity. No extension of time s,ba)l 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

(h) within the period of validity of the licence, the Licensing Authority at the Port, to which the consignment m;ght have been carried, k satisfied that there have been delav in the arrival of the ship within the initial period of validity

In cither event, an -extension of upto 15 days, only shall be available for effecting the shipments No second extension will be granted, / e the licence will lap"" auto- matically thereafter

9 After the shipment i.% effected but within "

period of seven days of the shipment, each licence holder shall intimate to the licensing

authority, which Issued the licence, particulars of the Bhipnicnt(s) actually effected. Also, in case the licence is out 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 Uccniing Office concerned for reallocation in the same manner as laid down above.

15. Ad hoc licen.ing.—In/espect of certain com- modities, ad hoc licensing for exports may be resorted to as and when considered necessary In the interest of nationul economy or to create new markets or to introduce new goods In the existing markets abroad. In such cases, applications for endorsements on ship- ping bills may be made to the licensing authority concerned by the eligible exporters in accordance with the policy as may be announced from time to time.

F . X P L A N A I O RY NOIL iu i HE POLICY STATEMENT

I. Export of items included in Part 'A', Schedule 1 to the Exports (ConuolJ Older, 1977 is not normally allowed, but in exceptional circumstances, applications should be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, Such cases will be decided in consultation, wherever necessary, with the other authorities concerned.

II. The Policy Statement gives the export polic> la respect of items mentioned In Part 'B' of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977. The entry On Mer ts¹ denotes* that applications for the items are considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi on an ad hoc basib in consultation, wherever necessnrv, with the other authorities concerned.

III. Any item included in Part A' or Part 'B' of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977, required in connection with a project abroad, under- taken by an Indian ContractorlSub-contractor|Con- sultancy Organisation, irrespective of the export policy in force at the time of export will be allowed for export on thij basis of approval|s;inction letter issued by the Projects Committee in the Ministry of Commerce. Such approval|sanctlon letter will give de- tails regarding quantity, specification and value of the individual items approved for export by the Projects Committee. Export licences will be issued in the name of such Contractor|Sub-contractor|Consultancy Orga- nisation undertaking the project by the regional licens- ing authoriiy on production of approval|sanction letter from the said Committee. The items not men- tioned in Part 'A' or Part 'B' of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977, required for a project abroad will be allowed on tic-controlled basis, as hitherto, without any restriction or permission from the Projects Committee refeiTed to above.

IV. Expoi ter(s) hhall be required to furnish a pre-shipmunt Inspection/Quality Control Certificate ironi the Export Inspection Agency at the time of shipment, to the Customs Authorities for items which are covered under E.tport (Quality Control and Inspection) Act, 1963 Irrespective of the fact whether such a condition has been prescribed in the export policy or not.

fOLICY STATEMENT

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

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(a) Mules

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2. Live T3uffaloes (only culls) and male buffaloes not used for breeding and draught purput.es.

Live Sheep and Goat (including Iamb/kids), i

Wild Life, the following :

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(b) Animal Products (only in manufactured form)

1 Porcupine Quills.

2, Shed Antlers (of Chltal and Sambhar)

3. Common FOT Skins

4 Hill Fox Skins

5. Desert Cat Skins

6. Red Fox SHnn

7. Civet Cat Skins.

8. Jungle Cat Skint

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"On merit!"

"On merit*"

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-Ljme, first-served basis, on production ui 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. 12|- 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) Fn the case of sheep only whether (I.e. cast- rated male) and culled female stock will be allowed.

(in) In case of goats, three milch breeds viz Jamnapari, Beetal and Barabari and one mut- ton type viz. Black Bengal shall not be permitted for export.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling with- out production of Legal Procurement Certificate.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on flrst-come-flrst served baais, 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 Warden or the authorities officer under the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972 or the Jammu &, Kashmir Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1978. Each consignment alongwith the related document will be subject to verification by the Regional Assistant Director, Wild Life Preservation, Government of India. Where necessary, permit|cortiflcate of the Management Authority in India (Director. Wild Life Preservation, Govt. of India) under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered species of Wild Fauna anrt Flora CCTTES) shall afco have to be obtained.

10. Ivory products made out of unmanufactured imported ivory of African Origin.

11. Manufactured articles made out of Reptile/ Snake Skins

12. Manufactured articles of Mongoose hair. Jve Birds

Weavers (Baya and Striated)

. Buntings (Red headed and black headed) . Crows (House and jungle)

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Mynai (common, Bant, Black headed, Giey headed and rosy Pastor)

. Munias (spotted. Red, black headed, White 5.

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headed and white throated) Parakeets (Red Breasted rose ringed, Alexandrine Blossom headed and slaty headed) Sparrows (House and Yellow throated) Pigeons (Bluerock and Its domesticated varieties).

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(i) Export of articles made out of African ivory imported prior to 4th February, 1977, and stocks of which have already been declared by the dealers/manufacturers to the All India Handi- crafts Board (AIHB), New Delhi, by 29-2-80 will be allowed upto 31-3-1984 on the basis of exemption certificate 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.

(ii) Export of ivory products made out of unmanu- factured ivory imported on or after 4-2-1977 under Advance/imprest/REP Licence/OGL will be allowed fiom four major ports of Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi and Madras on the basis of Re- export Certificate issued by the Management Authority (Director, Wild Life Preservation, Government of India) under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).

(iii) Each consignment alongwith related documents will be subject to verification by the Regional Assistant Director, Wild Life Preservation, Government of India, Export will be permitted direct by the Customs Authorities.

Export will be allowed by Bharat Leather Corporation only from four major ports of Bombay, Calcutta, Madras and New Delhi, against Export Licences to be issued by Jt. Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- ports, Central Licensing Area, New Delhi. Each con- signment alongwith the related document will be sub- ject to verification by the Regional Assistant Director, Wild Life Preservation, Government of India. Where necessary permit/certificate of the Management Authority of India (Director, Wild Life Preservation, Government of India) under the Convention on Inter- national Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) shall also be obtained.

"On Merits"

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling of 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 Warden or the authorised officer under the Wild Life (Protection). Act, 1972, or the Jammu & Kashmir Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1978. Each consignment alongwith the related ' documents will be subject to verification by the Regional Assistant Director. Wild Life Preser- vation, Government of India. Where necessary permit]certificale of the Management Authority in India, Director. Wild Life Preservation, Inter- national Trade Endangered species of Wild Fauna' and Flora (CITES) shall also have to be obtained.

(d) Peacock Tall Feathers and articles]handicrafts manufactured therefrom.

e) Cantharidine Beetles.

( (T) Fur[Skins of domestic animals. i

5. U ve frogi

6. (a male) kidne

) Meat of Culled Buffalo (both Male and Fe- i including heart, liver, lungs, brain, tongue, ys and other organs.

> Meat of Indian sheep—including heart, liver, , brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs.

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(i) Export of Peacock Tail Feathers will be allowed within a fimited ceiling by the following agencies :—

(a) Rajasthan Feathers (Production) Co-opera- tive Society Ltd., Jodhpur. (b) Bihar State Export Corporation, (c) U.P. State Export Corporation, fd) Other Public Sector or Co-operative Agen- cies,

(e) Established Exporters.

(ii) Export of manufactured articles|handicrafts made of Peacock Tail Feathers (except brooms, dusters and bundles) by exporter! of manufactured articleslhandicrafts in which peacock tail feathers have been used will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first served basis,

(iii) Export shall be allowed against irrevocable letter of credit,

(iv) Crest feathers or any other part of Peacock will not be allowed.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling

Export will be allowed only through four major ports viz. New Delhi, Calcutta, Bombav 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 OOL. 3

Export of Meat of Indian sheep will be allowed subject to MEP of Rs. 16/- per Kg. t.o.b. within a limited ceiling released on monthly basis on presentation of Shipping Bills/Airway Bills, subjeci to the following conditions :

(i) Export of Sheep Meat only will be allowed, (ii) Export will be on out-right sale basis and oo consignment export shall be allowed, (iii) rhe allocation of quota will be by way of endorsement on Shipping Bills/Airways Bills valid for a maximum period of 72 hours, (iv) The ceiling will be placed at the disposal of Dy. Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- port;,, Cochin, Fresh Meat and Livestick Exporters'Association at Bombay and Delhi, and Rajasthan State Co-operative Sheep and Wool Marketing Federation Ltd., Jaipur.

The following guidelines will be followed bv thcr agencies in regulating the quota :-

(a) The designated agencies should ensure thai exporters purchase live sheep fc" slaughter from the local mandis only after the daily requirements in the domestic market are met If the total arrival on any particular day falli short of this requirement no purcrmises for export should be made

(b) In case the condition at (a) above is met, exporters will enter the market for purchase of sheep i'or 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 bv the Association should bo made on nrst-come, first-served basis. However, provisions of Para 14 of Import and Export Policy (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 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 ihe 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 allo- cation made by the Dy, Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Cochin, and Fresh Meat and Livestock Exporters' Association. In the case of the Rajasthan State Co-operative Sheep and Wool Marketing Federation Ltd., exports will be done on their own account.

) Meat of Indian Goat—including heart, liver, 6(c ungs, brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs: 1

Export of meat of Indiaa 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 Imports and Exports* Cochin.

11K following guidelines will be followed by the

agencies regulating the quota :—

(a) The designated agencies should cciure that exporters purchase live goat '°f 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 thii requirement no purchases for export should be made.

(b) In case the condition at (a) above IB 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 (Vol. II) will not apply in this case.

(d) In view of the highly perishable nature of the commodity and also since monthly ceiling will have to be met, the Validity of quota allocation to individual expor- ters will be 72 hours only.

(e) The designated Agencies will inform thp Ministry of Commerce by the 7th of the succeeding month the figures of exports made during the preceding month.

Civ) 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 anil Dy. Chief Controller of Imports and Export!, Cochin.

Marine Products, the following :—

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(i) Dried and wet salted fish product! :

1, Dried salted and unsalted fish <

2, Dried salted and unsalted prawns

J. Wet salted fish

4. Fish pickles

S. Deleted

6. Fish maws

7. Sharkfins

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8. Fish Oil

10. Dried Fish

9. Beche-de-mer of sizes 3 inches and above | f I

(iij Fresh, live, frozen and canned products .

I, Fresh fish other than Pomfret

2. Live lobsters, shell fish and fish

3. Frozen fish other than pomfret [

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 4. Frozen lobsters tails, crabs

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. 5. Frozen clams, Oysters ?tc.

6, Canned flsb, prawns, crabs, clams, mussels,

etc.

7. Frogs which are processed for export in Units which are engaged essentially for pro- cessing marine products for the purpose of export.

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8. Fresh/Frozen Prawns.

(iii) Other miscellaneous sea-food products

1. Shellii

2. Fish Eggs

3. Aquarium iish and plauu

4. Cultle fUh boon

5. Amber Ori*

tiv) Other inanue Product!

'") Fhh meal and Fuh Gun/,*.

(I) H"b meal with leu than 50 per com protein

c">tilr>tn noi allowed for export.

n) Dried salted and unsaltcd Bombay Duekj

ii) Fresh and Frozen Pomfret

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(vii 1) Froglegs which are processed for export in Units which are engaged essentially lor processing marine products for the purposes of export (not covered under entry No. 17 of Part 'A' Schedule I.

Oeletcd

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Deleted

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rure Milk Ghee

^. Eggs

Bristles

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Deleted

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Bonei:

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(i) Deleted

(iil Skeletons and lor parts thereof

(in) Crushed Bonei

(iv) Deleted

14 Animal bile, Gallstone, Golochan and other animal bye-products from Slaughter

Fresh fruits and Fresh Vegetables other lhan 15.

Onions and Potatoes

Vc Mbies, the following :

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(i) Onions

(ii) Fisl meal with protein content 50 per cc"t or above, will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

(1) Fresh and frozen silver pomfrets of sizes 300 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.

Export will be allowed within a limited

ceiling on first-come, first-served basis.

f Export allowed within a ceiling on first-come, first- ] served basis.

v. It is also allowed through STC within a ceiling.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-J

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

Export of Human Skeletons and parts thereof wilt r"e allowed by the Port Licensing Authorities on produc- tion of certificates from (i) Police Authorities not below the rank of ihe 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 (ji) foreign buyer that human skele- tons are required for biological and medical purpoflei only. Export of other skeletons is allowed "On merits".

Expori allowed within limited ceiling on first-rome, first-served basis against firm sale contract backed by 100 per cent irrevocable letter of credit

Expoit will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

-Canahfled through NAFED (See Annexurc 1).

til) Potatoes

(ili) Deleted.

Deleted

17.

(i) Cardumoms, small and large

18.

(u) Cumin Seedi

(iil) Turmeric

(ivj Fresh Ginger

Chillies dried, in all forms

19.

Grains and Flour, other than tuo>c mentioned m 20.

Part 'A'

\, Barley,

20;

3 Maize

201

Deleted

21.

(i) Mall, including Barley Malt

22.

23.

(ii) Deleted Oilseeds, the following ;

(i) Groundnuts, including HPS \wie?y, ib-Mh -r shell and kernels)

(H) Deleted

(lii) Sesame seed

(iv) Niger Seed

Seeds, other than oilseeds, the foilowmi; .

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(i) Gr^en manure leeils of the varietwi uf Dint niche

( H i Sun-hemp *eedl

i'ih PoUtn seeds (AU varieties) and Oniorj seeds L\port will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

f 1. Export of cardamom small will be allowed as pro- J vided under OGL-3 1 2. Export of cardamom large will be allowed is pro- l_ vided under OGL-3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

1. "On merits".

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

vided under OGL-3.

2(b) Non-basmati Rice—Export not allowed.

Export will be allowed under OGL-3 against 100 per cent confirmed irrevocable Letters of Credit only.

f Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on < first-come, first-served basis against 100 percent Lconfirmed irrevocable Letters of Credit only.

Export will he allowed a" provided under OOL-4

1, Export of HPS Groundnuts canalised thiougli NATfiD (Sec Annexurc I ).

2. Export of blanched and roasted peanutu allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis, subject to minimum export price o( Rs. 11,000 per tonne f.o.b.

3 Export of roasted and salted peanuts in consumer packs will be allowed as provided under OGJ 3 •l Export of other varieties in not allowed

—Export canalised nuder OGL-4 ( So Annexure 1).

-E^p'irt canalised through-N \FED r,. AMI >XIW I)

"On meriu"

"On merlti"

Export will be allowed within a limited celling on first come, first-served basis subject to the following conditions :—

1. Potato Seeds Call varieties) and Onion Seeds (certified and uncertified varieties) against Quality Control Certificate from roco/'nisei! State Cerliflcation Agency including Naiional Seeds Corporation

(iv)(a) Foodgrain Seech (iv)(b) Wheat Seed i tv) Forestry seeds including tree "eeda, hedge 2. Onion Seeds of Nursery Origin allowed without quantitative restriction on production of a certi- ficate by the exporter himself to the effect that the seeds arc of nursery origin and have been grown against export order.

Export will be allowed ai piovided under OGL-3.

"On Merits"

1. Wild seeds not allowed.

2. Tlie following varieties of Hedge Seeds will be

seeds and tarwar Needs

allowed as provided under OGL-3 :

(i) Dodonea Viscose,

(ii) Inga Dulcis (Madras thorn).

(iii) Prosopis Juliflora.

3. Olher seedi of nursery origin—Export will be

allowed by the Port Licensing authorities on pro-

duction of a certificate from State Certification

Agency|Deptt. of Horticulture to the effect that

the seeds are of nursery origin.

(vi) Seedi of Ornamental Plants

1. Wild seeds not allowed1.

2. Seeds of Ornamental Plants included In OGL-3

will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

23.

"On merits"

27.

28.

29.

Deleied Vegetable oils, ib<" {nUowtug .—

&#2 3 1

 32.  (i)  Hydrogenated  Oil  (Vanaspatl  ghee)
     (il)  Peanut  Butter
 33. (i)  Sugar
     (ii)  Sugar Cane
    ( iii)  Palmyrah  Sugar  Candy
 33d k.  Khandsari  Sugar.
 34. Jaggery  (Gur)
35.  (i)  Molasses
     (ii)  Khandsari  Molasses.
36.  (i)  Ethyl  Alcohol  or  rectified  spirit  of  any  proof
         degree, whether denatured  or not

(ii) Potable liquor/Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) containing alcohol not exceeding 50% (V/V).

37.

 Export  will  be  allowed  within  a  limited  coiling.
 Export  will be  allowed  as provided  under OGL-3.
Export  canalised  under  OGL-4  (See  Anncxure  I).
 Export  will be  allowed  as provided  under OGL-3.
Export  will   be  allowed  within  a  limited  ceiling  on
 first-come, first-served  basis.
Export  will b" allowed  as provided  under  OGL-3.
Export  will  be  allowed  as  provided  under  OGL-3.
Export  canalised  under  OGL-4  (See  Anncxure  I).
"On  Merits".
"On  merits"  through  STC  only

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Deleted.

38. De-oiled Rice Bran.

39. ] Deleted

(i) De-oiled groundnut cake (•xtractlon) 40.

(ii) Hydrolysed Plant Protwin/Hydrolysed Vegetable Protein, both in powder and past* form.

(iii) Protein Isolate

(iv) Edible Groundnut Flour

41

(v) Soyabean ExtttictlonsiMeal . (i) Solvent Extracted Cotton seed cakes (De- corticated and undecorticated)

(11) Cotton seed expeller cakes

(iii) Compound cattle and poultry teeds

iv) Maize Gluten Feed.

(

lue-cured Virginia Tobacco, Sun-cured Virginia 42. 1 tobacco, Sun-cured Natu (country) Tobacco >nd 1 iun-cured Jurty Tobacco i

43. 1

Deleted.

71 GI]"3—12

Export canalised (See Annexure I).

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling.

Export will be "Jlowed as provided unrlcr OGL-3.

Export allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis subject to MEP of Rs. 25fi0O\- per tonne.

Export allowed within a limited celling on first-come, first-served basis subject to MEP of Rs. 6,0001- per tonne.

Export will bo allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Bxport will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export canalised through All India Cotton Seed Crushers' Association, Bombay, within a limited ceiling. 4

Export will be allowed as provided undw OGL-3.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export will be allowed is provided under OGL-3.

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

44. Cement

Deleted

44A

Minerals, ores and concentrates, the following :—

45.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis.

(i) Bauxite with alumina content not exceeding 44 per cent, silica content exceeding 5 per cent and iron oxide plus titania exceeding 30 per cent.

(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 I).

(ii) Other exports to be allowed by ihe 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- porter!.

(Ii) Iron Ort

(iii) Export of Iron Ore Pellets will be allowed by the Port licensing authority on the recom- mendation of the Goa Administration as per guidelines prescribed by the Government of India from time to time.

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

(c) Export of Iron ore concentrates prepared by beneficiatlon and/or concentration of low grade ore j containing 40 per cent or less Fe, produced by Kudre- l mukh Iron Ore Co. Ltd., canalised under OGL-4.

(iii) Deleted

iv) Deleted

(

(v) Manganese Ores (excluding chemically

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

Processed Manganese di-Oxide).

(vi) Gypsum of all varieties

Export will be allowed as provided under OOL-3.

vii) Barytes (lumps and powder) including chemi- cal grade barytes powder/w,hite/snow white/ super snow white barytes.

1. Export of Barytes Lumps and Powder 0 C M A| API grade will be allowed by the licensing authorities by all categories of exporters without any quantitative restriction. Export will be allowed by making en- dorsement on Shipping Bills, subject to the following conditions:—

(i) Export of Barytes Powder will be allowed

without any floor price restriction:

(ii) Export of Barytes Lumps will be allowed on the following floor prices per MT FOBT Indian Port/Madras:

(a) Barytes Lumps OCMA/API US 9 40

grade to all destinations except West Asia.

(b) Barytes Lumps OCMA/APl US S 42

grade to West Asia.

2. Export of White Barytes/Snow White Barytes/ Super Snow White Barytes of the following degree of whiteness will be allowed subject to the minimum FOB price mentioned against each:

Degree of USt per MT Whiteness FOB

White Barytes 90—93% 138.00 Snow White Barytes 93—95 % 1 ". 00 Super Snow White

Barytes +'J5% 162.00

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 Merits¹'.

(viir ) Magneslte

1. Export of dead burnt magnesite 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. Calcined magnesite with silica content of 6.5 per cent or above will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis.

Deleted

tU)

( I) Granular Silliraanite 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 MAs. Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd., on the recommendation of the Department of Atomic Energy.

Note : Export of all other types of Sillimanite it

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

Export allowed freely.

) Wollastonite

(xi

) Corundum, other than fiaphircs and Rubles.

Orii

Export allowd within a limited ceiling.

) Chrome ores and concentrates the follow-

(xiii

Export canalised under OGL-4 through MMTC.

"| ing :— (i) Chrome ore lumps with Cr³O* not ' exceeding 41.99 per cent. j

(ii) Chromite fines and friable oic. J

Export will be allowed as provided under OOL-3.

Bentonite

Uiv)

(XV)

Deleted.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Kaolmite (China Clay)

(xvi)

Export will be allowed as provided uudei OGL. 3 1) Fabricated/manufactured mica including cuO nser films, discs and washers, bridges and spa- ait mica plates, electrical heating elements, mica itors, mica powder dry ground, wet ground and nked, imca paper, micanite, mica paper f#o- glass bonded mica, nuca bricks, mica lupca,

46( conda cers, i capac micro ducts, itC.

Export canaTised under OGL 4 through MifCO.

film* cludin

Proc"tscd mica including mica blocks, mica and splittings, of all grades and varieties, cx- g manufactured and fabricated mica.

On) scrap bccau ipecifl

Mica waste (Including factory cuttings) and which is obtained by processing mic* and which se of size and colour is conjldered below the. rations of processed mica.

1. Export of non-coking coal and coke canalised

jnder OGL 4.

47. (i) CORI and Coke

2. Export of carbonised lignite briquettes (LECO)

allowed as provided under OGL 3.

Export canalised under OGL 4 (See Annexure I).

(ii) Deleted. 8. All Petroleum products including lubricants, ;es and crude oil.

4 grca

Chemicals, the following :— ^

. Deleted . Butyl Alcohol , Butyl Acetate

Export will to tljpwed as provided under OGL. 3

,

Mono Cbloro Acetic Acid Deleted Trichloro Ethylene . Perchloro Ethylene . Tetra Chloro Ethane . Deleted . Deleted

Rubber Chemicals 1 Ace'ric Acid

49 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

. Deleted . Deleted Deleted

I 1 1

16 CWoroquioe Phosphate formulation*

(i) Chloroquine Phosphate formultiiJoni rnaw- factured out of imported bulk drug (Chlo- roquine Pbotpuate) will be a'kwed " r ^o vided under OGL-?.

—

, , " .—

-" — — — —•

• •

~

II

• — — — -—

17. Polythylene (LD)

50 after there* Tumi

(i) Cinchona mixed alkaloids and cinchona salt* extraction of quinine and qulnldine and salts jf (as certified by the/Directorate of Cinchona of 1 Nadu or West Bengal as the case may be),

(ii) Quinidine Sulphate (iii) Quinine and Quinine Product!

. Synthetic Musk

51 52 . Lemongrass oil

53 54

. Sandalwood oil . Sal Oil

55

i? (1) Exposed Cinematographic films (feature and non-feature), except 8 mm and 16 mm non- feature films not exceeding 120 metres in lentfh): (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 16mm non-feature films not exceeding 120 metres la length.

i and crust leather.

(11) Video taped cinema films (including cassettes) i .Deleted 56 57 . Deleted 58 . Deleted '. All categories of semi-processed hides and 59 including E.I. tanned and wn blue hides and fl1rinn ikim

"Q i. Wood and Timber other than those mentioned em No. 33 of Part 'A*.

to it

61 . Deleted

(ii) Export of Chloroqulne Phosphate formulatioT)! manufactured from indigenous Chloro- quine Phosphate may also be allowed by tnc licensing authorities to those exporters who undertake to import Chloroquiire Phosphate Recording to the policy laid down.

(iii) Requests for allowing export of Chloroquine Phosphate formulations manufactured from indigenous Chloroquine Phosphate without undertaking to import CtJoroquine Phos- phate will be considered on merits.

Export canalised under OGL-4 through Indian Petro- chemical Corporation Ltd.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3. '

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3. Export allowed under OGL-3 on the recommendation of Directorate of Cinchona of Tamil NadujWest 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. 57

Not under Export Control.

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

(0 Export canalised (See Annexure I), (ii) Export of vegetable, tanned sole leather scraps, uimmings and waste of E I tanned bides 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 tm- sidc the purview of Export Trade Control.

For policy see Annexure II.

b2 (i) Raw Silk

"On merits"

(ii) Pure Silt Yarn ;

"On merits"

( iii) Silk Waste the following :—

(a) Deleted.

(b) Throwster Silk Waste.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(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 (Kama- taka), Jaggi Road (Assam) and Bhagalpur (Bihar), export will be allowed in the following ratio:—

(i) 1 : 5 in respect of Mulberry Silk Waste other than processed silk waste i.e. against the supply of 5 Kg. of silk waste to any ot the Government Silk Mills, the supplier will be entitled to export 1 kg. of silk waste other than processed silk waste.

(ii) 4 : 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 4 kg. of mulberry charkha silk waste.

(iii) 1 : 3 in respect of processed silk waste i.e. against the supply of 3 Kg. of raw silk waste to Government Spun Silk mills, the supplier will be entitled to export 1 Kg. of procesed silk waste.

(iv) The exporters of silk waste shall utilise their export quota within one year of their earn- ing the same under the linking system i.e. within a year from the date of issue of certificates by the Government Spun Silk Mills.

(v) Export will be allowed from all ports.

(d) Hard Silk Waste

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(e) Other varieties of silk waste viz.

1. Boiled cocoons ;

2. Basin refuse

j

Export will be allowed as piovided under OCiL 3 3. Fluff/Floss;

4. Flimsy cocoons;

5. Noll and Noil Droppings;

6. Deleted.

J

"On merits"

ilk worm seeds and silk worm cocoons includ-

63. S

ing reeling cocoons.

—

64. Man-made fibres and yarns, the following : — i Nylon tyre yarn|cord|fabric;

(i

(11) (a) Rayon Tyre yarn of 600 deniers and

above;

(b) Rayon Tyre cord of all deniers;

(c) Rayon tyre fabric

(iii) Synthetic blended yarn containing 50% or

more of synthetic fibre.

iv) Nylon filament yarn

(

v) Deleted;

(

vi) Polyster fibres

(

(vii) Polyester Filament Texturised Yarn (Textile

Grade but excluding industrial yarns).

vfli) Rayon Filament yara

(

ix) Viscose staple fibre;

(

x) Viscose staple fibre spun yarn

(

'xi) Acrylic Hand Knitting Yarn

(xii) Any other cellulosic or synthetic fibre or j. j yarn not specified above.

65 Raw Wool (indigenous) except Angora goat hair or Mohair.

>•J (i) Worsted yarn,

66.

(ii) Shoddy|Woollen|Semi-Worsted yarn.

"On merits"

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

"On Merits"

"On Merits"

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

"On Merits"

"On Merits".

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

"On Merits"

(i) Export of raw wool upto 40s quality will be

allowed within a limited ceiling,

(ii) Raw Wool above 40s quality will not be

allowed for export.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL, 3

"On Merits".

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 fsl. Goat Hair Patties.

en V,  Hair  Belting  all  types.                             Export  will  be  allowed  as  provided  under  OGL.  3
68.  Raw  Cotton
     1.  Bengal  Deshi                                        Export  will  be  allowed  as  provided  under  OGL.  3

Miscellaneous Fibres :

2.

(i) Staple Cotton

(il) Assam

(lii) Comillas

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 2

iv) Cotton decoloured by damage due to

(

fire/water

(v) Zoda and Sweeping

vi) Others

(

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL, 3 Soft Cotton Waste and Yellow Tickings

68A.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 Cotton yarn of all types in all Counts as well

69. <

as tyre cord yarn

textiles, the following :—

70. '

"On merits"

(i) Textile cloth and materials thereof of olive green shade excluding pure silk and artifi- cial silk fabrics and materials thereof (in- cluding hosiery);

1 Tent/Tent cloth

(ii]

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

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 Handloom striped bedspreads known as

(Hi)

"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"

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

(b) Garments made out of "Bleeding Mad-

ras".

(c) Varieties other than "Bleeding Madras"|

garments made out of bleeding Madras J

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL, 3 (v) Export to EEC Member-States of Textiles and Textile products made from cotton, wool, and man-made fibres (excluding jute, silk, and flax) under the Indo-EEC Textile Agreement.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL, 3 (vi) Export to U.S.A. of Textiles made from cotton, Wool, and man-made fibres (exclud- ing jute, silk and flax) under the Indo-U.S. Textile Agreement.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 (vii) Export to Austria of certain cotton textiles and textile products under Memorandum of Understanding between India and Austria.

(viii) Deleted

(ix)

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3 Export of certain textile products of cotton, wool and man-made fibres or blends there- of to Sweden under the Indo-Swedish Textile Agreement.

(x)

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Export of textile products of cotton and man-made fibres to Finland under the Me- morandum of Understanding between India and Finland.

Deleted

(xi)

(xii) Export to Cotonou, Lome and Accra (Ghana) of Real Madras Handkerchief (RMHK).

Export of Real Madras Handkerchief (RMHK) made on Handloom only will be allowed under irrevocable . Letter of Credit ;erms subject to a declaration by the exporter that the Real Madras Handkerchiefs exported are made on Handloom. Export cf Real Madras Hand- kerchiefs made on powerlooni will not be allowed.

(xiiii)

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

Export of certain textile products of cot- ton, wool, and man-made fibres and blends thereof to Canada under the Memorandum of Understanding between India and Canada.

(xiv)

Export will be allowed as provided under JOGL 3.

Garments and knitwear of all types expor- ted to countries not covered by bilateral Textile Agreements and items not subject to the provisions of the bilateral Agreements in the case of countries with which India has such agreemeritB.

(xv)

Export will be allowed ai provided under OGL 3.

Fabrics and made-ups exported to count- ries not covered by bilateral Textile Agree- ments, and fabrics and made-ups not sub- ject to the provisions of the bilateral Agree- ments in the case of countries with which India has such Agreements.

aw jute, meita and jute cuttings excluding

71. R;

Export canalised under OGL, 4 (See Annexure 1) caddies

olr and coir products

72. O

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 73. (I]

1 Hand knotted|woven woollen carpets of Persian and Mobarik designs upto 32,000 knots per sq. metre

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 (ii) Hand knotted|woven woollen carpets and rugs except of Persian and Mobarik designs

Note : It is clarified that export of "Namdas" Is allowed on de-controlled basis,

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 5 Ik carpets Bnd carpets made of synthetic/mixed lended fibres

74. Sil •nd/or b¹

nitwear (Woollen and mixed).

(1) Export of Knitwears (Woollen & Mixed) of 75 Ki

Olive Green Shade will be allowed "on merits".

(2) Knitwears (Woollen & Mixed) other than the Olive Green Shade will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 and OGL. 4.

>otwcar, all sorti

76. Ft

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

) Deleted

77. (i

) Deleted

(ii

71 GI|83—13

) Manufactures and products having silver as

(Hi

ingredient, the following :—

leering and other Product! :

I. Engii

1. Switch gear, Control gear, Starters, Relays, - having silver content.

2. Electrical contacts made of silver alloy or silverlbimetal contacts.

Storage batteries, all type*

3.

Electrical and electronic goods|equipmentfl

4.

HRC fuses.

5.

II. Han dicrafts :

1. Silver plated or inlaid handicraft products of copper, brass, bronze, bidri and bell metal

2. Zari embroidered pieces of the following types :—

Pu rses, Evening bags, Comis, 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

Zari Bangles

3.

4. Lacquerware

Inlay work on wood

5.

6.

Export will be allowed as provided under OOL. 3 Hand Embroideries Including Artistic Phul- kari and Chilean work, Gota, Toda and Kasida f embroidery, Applique work, Kantha, 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 hangfagslhangers and lamp shades.

14. Ash-trays fitted with aluminium and lac deco- rated with glass heads and cbattons.

15. Raksha bandhan made from Imitation zaH, plastic sponges, etc.

16. Malas and necklaces using natural seeds and nuts.

17. Artistic Empty card-board [wood jewellery boTOi lined with art silk or velvet.

18, Imitation Zari.

1

19. Silver Zari.

20 Fabrics in the making or embroidery of which

silver or silver zari has been used. L

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

21. Artistic handcrafted Wooden furniture and de- corative accessories covered with Silver sheet.

Silver Jewellery

II)

1. Silver jewellery including coitume jewellery

2. Silver filigree

Note : Manufactures and Products hiving lilver J

as an ingredient and not covered by S. No, 77(iii) above are banned for export vide S. No. 72 of Part 'A'. 1

Deleted

Deleted

78. 79.

80. Iron and Steel, othor than cast Iron pipes and fittings i—

i

1. Deleted

j

2, Ingots

|

3. Deleted

4. Rolled Structural Sections 1

Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Anncxure I) 5. HotrollodplateVnwts/strips y •

6. Cold rolled sheets/strips/coils

|

7. Galvanised corrugated/plain sheets 1

8. Rails and rolled bearing plate bars. 1 9. Carbon/Silico Manganese/Ci ome 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 sots, Pressed Steel sleepers , to I Alloy Steels covered by S. No. 41 (xvlli) of J

So

Part 'A' is banned for export

12. Light rails (20 kgs. or less)

13. FishPlate. 14. Window, door and ventilator sections. 15. Rods and bars made out of imported billets.

Export allowed only as a part of a composite export contract for complete rail network on decanalised basis. Licensed freely Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3 Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3 Note : Export of 'BRIGHT STEEL BARS AND SHAFTINGS' will be allowed on de-controlled basis direct by the Customs Authorities with- out any licensing formalities.

81. Forro AUoys j

~\

(i) Forro 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 Annexuic 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-titanium

I J

(vi) Ferro alloys other than those specified in Export not allowed

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

82. Deleted

83. Ferrous Scrap, the following ;

(i) C. I. Skull Scrap

(ii) Rejected/Broken ingot mould and

Bottom plate scrap

(iii) Mill Scale Scrap

Export canalised under OGL-4 (Sec Annexure 1) (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) Grind ings of high speed steel j (viii) Turnings and borings of high speed steel j

Noi e : Categories other than those specified in (i) to (viii) above are banned vide S. No. 59, Part •A\

1. Export of EC Grade aluminium alloy lod oi Aluminium, wrought and aluminium alloys.

84.

Properzi Hod 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, circles etc.) extrusions (tubes, pipes, sections, rods other than EC Grade wire rods|aBoy rods) and foils allowed freely.

4. Export of Aluminium alloys-unwroughi

allowed 'On Merits'.

5. Export of All Aluminium Conductors (AAC) and Aluminium Conductor! Steel Re-inforced (ACSR) will be allowed freely by endorsement on shipping bills by the Licensing Authorities.

85. Non-ferrous metals and alloys un-wrought not shown elsewhere in the Schedule,

Metal Scrap, other than ferrous scrap containing more than 0.50 per cent nickel or 0.20 per cent of molybdenum or 1.00 per cent tungsten or 0.20 per cent vanadium or 1 00 per cent cobalt and Mill Scale Scrap

(i) Nickel Cadmium battery scrap (ii) Stellitc (iil) 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.

"On Merits".

Export will be allowed as provided under OOL, 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 metallurgkul 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 j (iii) no foreign exchange will be allowed for re- import of the refined and/or for re-import of the refining and other charges etc. and that such charges will be paid by the ex- porters in the shape of metallurgical residues refined metal. Import of the refined metal will be subject to issue of a C.C.P. by the concerned port licensing authority; v.v) The foreign exchange earned from the sale of metallurgical residues/refined metal ab- road will be brought back into India j

(v) The exporter observes the Q.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 expniter to the Restive Bank of India.

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

88. Railway Wagons, passenger coaches and loco- motives.

89, Motor vehicles and parts thereof (excluding old scrap parts), tne following:—

(i) Motor vechicles namely lorries, motorornini- buses, vans and chassis for the same,

(ii) Imported motor vehicle parts.

(iii) Trucks

(iv) Tractors

¹

(v) Giant size tyres and tubes ?

(vi) Deleted

J

Aircraft and parts and accessories thereof.

90.

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

(i) Muzzle loading weapons and Breach loading or bolt action weapon such as Shot-guns, rifles, revolver* pistols and their ammuni- tions,

(ii) Fire arms and ammunition other than those mentioned at (i) above,

(iii) Military Siores.

Footbttlli

Pyrophyllite

92. 93.

Venom of Snakes

94-

Export not allowed

Export canalised under OOL-4 (See Anaexure J).

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-*

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 inspeclion by Export Inipection Council.

Export will be allowed ai provided under OGL-3.

1 Aircraft spare parts, components and accct- sories when exported by airlines|operaton both Indian as well ai foreign—for repair*' overhaul on returnable basis—export will be allowed ai provided under OGL-3. 2. In all other casos export will be allowed "On merit! '.

(i) Export will be allowed at provided under OGL-3.

(ii) Export will be allowed "On Meriti"

(iii) "On Meriti".

Export of Replicai of Antique weapons will be allowed by Licensing authorities on pro- duction of a certificate in prescribed form from the District Magiitrate, Collector or Commissioner of Police under whose juris- diction the replicas have been manufactured to the effect that replicas have been rendered innocuous at fire eitni and correspond to the sample inspected by the Director of Inspec- tion, Doptt. "f Defence Production. A copy of the application will be seat simultaneously to (i) The District Magistrate and (ii) The Superintendent of Police in whose Jurisdic- tion the intended place of export is situated.

Export allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export allowed within s limited celling on firit-como, first-served basil.

(t) Export will be allowed freely in the case of Laboratories/Institution* who have the faci- lity to extract venom from tnukei without killing them and can produce acceptable documents*y ovld"uc" to toll effect, to the licensing auiliOkily coaccrucd

(il) In the case of otbois. eirxut will be allowed "On Meilts¹¹.

95. 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 OGJ--3 97 Sodium Chloride IP/BP/GR/EPC grade

Expert will be allowed within a limited ceiling by actual manufacturers | merchant exporterslExport Houses subject to fulfilment of the following condi- tions :—

1. Sodium Chloride of IPlBP Grade manufactured under a drug licence and Sodium Chloride of C3R/EPC Grade shall only be exported ;

2. Sodium Chloride of the above Grades should not be exported in packages bigger than 50 kgs; and

3. Merchant Exporters | Export Houses shall produce a certificate from the actual manufacturers that Sodium Chloride exported is of IPlBP Grade or GRlEPC Grade.

98. Coconut, the following :—

(i) Dchusked 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

\ [ Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling

99. Cotton Linters

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first- come, first-served basis.

10( ). Deleted

(i) Export will be allowed as provided under 10) Streptomycin Formulations

OGL-3;

(ii) Export of Streptomycin Formulations manu- factured from indigenous Streptomycin may also be allowed by the licensing autho- rities to those exporters who undertake to import Streptomycin in bulk according to the policy laid down,

(iii) Requests for allowing export of Streptomycin formulations manufactured from indigenous Streptomycin without undertaking to import Streptomycin wiD be considered on merits.

102. Deleted

103.

Export will be allowed within a limited celling on first- come, first-served basis.

Writing and Printing Paper including Airmail 1 tissue paper below 34 GSM, excluding hand- > j made paper.

104. Surgical dressings

Export will be allowed as provide under OGL 3.

105. Frozen Animal Semen.

"On Merits".

ANNEXURb I

List of items fxport of which h canaliied

Caoalisinfl Agenoy

Remarks

E.T.C

Classification

al Item ).

Serf Nt

5

4

2

3

1

NAFED

B-lfi(i)

I.

Onions.

NAFRD

B-230)

HPS groundnuts

2.

OL.I 4

NAPED

n-23(ill)

Sesame Seed . . . . ..

3.

NAFED

B-23(lv)

Niger Seed

4.

OGI 4

State Trading Corporation

B-27

5.

Shellac, seodlac, buttonlac, garnetlac and other

forms of lac except those mentioned In Part A

Schedule 1 .

Castor oil when exported to Rupee Payment

OOI.4

6.

State Trading Corporation

B-3KIII)

Areas

OOL-4

State Trading Corporation

B-33(I)

Sugar . . . . . ..

7.

OGL4

State Trading Corporation

B-35

8 Molasses

The Solvent Extractors Association ol India

B-38

Deolled Rice Bran . . ..

9.

00 L 4

B-44

Cement

10

(i) State Trading Corporation

(il) Engineering Projects (India) Ltd. only for use ic

construction Projects undertaken by them in

Foreign Countries.

B-45(lf)

11.

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation

OGL-4

(i) Iron ore except Iron ore of Ooa origin whan

exported to Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and

West Europe.

Kudnsmukhjlron Ore Co. Ltd.

OGL-4

(ii) Export of Iron ore concentrates prepared by

bonenciation and / or concentration of low

grade ore containing 40% or less Fo. pro-

duced by Kudremukh Iron Ore Co. Ltd

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation

12.

OOL-4

Manganese Ores (excluding Chemically

Processed Manganese Di-oxlde

B-4J(v)

OOL-4

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation

B-45(xHI)

13- Chrome ores and concentrates other than those included In Part A.

14.

B-46fli)")

(1) Processed mica including mica blocki. mica

films and splitings of all grades and varieties,

excluding manufactured and fabricated rnloa.

1

Mica Trading Corporation of India Private Limited

OOL-4

MoXMi) t

(II) Mica waste (including factory cuttings) and

scrap which is obtained by processing mica

and which because of size and oolour is con-

sidered below the specifications of processed

mica.

J

15.

B-47(l)

MMTC

OQL-4

Coal and Coke (except carbonised lignite bri-

quettes (Leco).

f

B-4ft

16.

Indian Oil Corporation

OQL-4

All petroleum products Includlug lubricant!,

greases and crude oil

Polythylene (LD)

17.

B-49(1T1

Indian Petrochemical Corporation Lid.

OOL-4

Lemongrasa oil .

.

18.

H-J2

State Trading Corporation

OCJ1^4

National Film Development Corporation

OOL-4 (il) Videotaped cinema filmi (including

c;iviettos)

State Trading Corporation

20

B-59

All categories of semiproocssed hides and skins including El tanned and wet blue hides and skills and crust leather.

21.

B-71

Juts Corporation ol India

OOL-4 Raw jute, mesta and jute cuttings excluding caddies.

22.

Handicrafts and Handlooms Exports Corporation

or India Limited.

B-7J

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.

OGL-4

B-76

State Trading Corporation

U. Footwear-closed lc.ithcr shoes not covered b y S. No. 67OGL-3.

24. Iron and Steel, other than c.i<4 iron pipe? and (itlings

. . ..

Steel Authority ol India Limited

OOL-4

-B-80

1. Deleted . 2. Ingots 3. Deleted . . . .. 4. Rolled Structural sections . . .. 3. Hot rolled plates/shoets strips 6. Cold rolled sheets/strips coils 7. Galvanised corrugated/plain sheets 8. Rails and Rolled Bearing Plate Bars . 9. Carbon/silico manganese/Chrome Vanadium spring steel in alfcategories other than wire rods

0. Sulphur bearing free cutting steels in any

category,

1. Railway Wtwels, Ailes, Tyres and/or com- plete wheel sets Pressed Steel Slcepais.

Fcrro Alloys

2S

T

(i Ferro rrumgan"c slag . . .. (i ?erro nunganosc (other than fOrro m.in-

janese containing less than 0.05 per cent cartx>n'silic"i manganese . . ..

Steel Authority of India Llnnlod

OOL-4 (iii) Ferro Chrome (other than feiro chrome containing les* ilian 0.03 per cent carbon and nitrogen bouring/silica chroma

(Iv) Forro silicon

(v) Forro-titanlum.

J

26 Fenous Scrap

(0 C.I. skull scrap (li) Rejected/broken mijiit mould and bottom

plate scrap (lii) Mill scale scrap (iv) Cast iron chilled roll scrap (v) Tool aud alloy steel scrap (excluding

OOL-4

Metal Scrap Trado Corporation

• B-S3

stainless jteol and high speed steel scrap)

(vi) Cobalt bearing high speed steel scrap (vH) Grindings of iiitfh opoed steel . vHI) Turnings and borings of high speed stcol

(

I

27.

-88

Projects Pqulpment Corporation

OOL-4

Kailwaywagons passengers coacl^ev and loco- B motives

71 G1|S3—14.

ANNEXUREIi

lHo policy for export ot Wood and Timber ahall bo a

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

4                                                                              79.93       93.38        54.80       65.40
5                           115.90       138.39       73.36        89.02       57.08        68.11       41.10       49.04
Si    .    .                 85.43       101.94       59.38        70.85       41.10        59.04       27.41       32.71
6                             34.2        40.83       18.68        22.20       12.94        14.44        y.os      610.83
T                            28.04        32.46       14.37       17.13        10.70       12.77       .  7.43       S.ST

10'TLT  11'or             ]'TL)T2'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 * l L T 2 * or          1299.38     1676  01    1113.75     1436.57      812.12      1047.52
27S MM  TLT  300 MM       25 MM  TLT 50 MM
       Do.                2'  and  Up or            P86.67      2304.54     1531.43     1975.32     1136.97      1466.51
                          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 50 MM
       Do.                2'  and  Up or             2273.93    2933.04      1949.07    2514,02      1624.23     2095.0*
                          50 MM and  Up
13' TLT  14' or           1- TLT 2' or              2273.93     2933.04     1949.07     2514.02     1624.23      2095.Ql
325 MM TLT  350 MM        25 MM TLT 50 MM  .
       Do.                2'  and  Up or             2923.60     3771.02    2305.95     3232.31     1949.07      2514.02
                          50 MM find  Up
14'TLT  15* or            T  TLT  2'or              2923.60     3771.02     2505.95     3212.11     1049.07      2514.02
350  MM TLT  375 MM       25 MM TLT 50 MM
       Do.                2* and Up or              3753.71     481X.52     3202.05    "  4130.18   2593.75      3352.01
                           50 MM and  Up  .

4'*4*                                                1240.33      1599.84     1063.13     H71.28
6'x6*  .                                             2425.50      T12S.54     2979.00     26S1.61
7J/2'*Or   .
9' y Cir.

                              Breadth
10'TLT  1 T or           1' TLT 2* or               835.32    1077.44      371.25     478.86          * *
                         25 MM TLT 50 MM
250 MM TLT 275  MM
       Do.               2' and Up or              1113.75    1436.57     495.00      638.48
                         50 MM and Up
11-TLT  12* or           1' TLT 2* or              1113,75    1436.57     495.00      638.48
275 MM TLT 300  MM       25 MM TLT 50 MM
       Do.               2* and Up or              1531.43    1975.32     680.63      877.91         • •         * •
                         50 MM and Up
12'TLT 13'or             1* TLT 2" or              1531.43    1975.32     680.63      877.91         * •
W0 MM TLT 325  MM        25 MM TLT 50 MM  .
       Do.               2' and  Up or             1949.07    2514.02     928.13     1197.15         * *
                         50 MM and Up
13'  TLT 14' or          1'TLT  2'or               1949.07    2514.02     928.13     1197.15         * •
125 MM TLT 350  MM       25 MM TLT 50 M M
       Do.               2' and Up or              2505.95    3232.31     1392,20    1795.73         fj •
                         50 MM and Up
14'  FLT 15* or          1* TLT 2' or             2505.95     1232.31    1329.20     1795.73         "•
HO MM TLT 375 MM        25 MM TLT 50 MM
       r>i.              2' and Up or             3200.63     4128.35    1856.25     2394.29                     • •
                         50 MM and Up

B(Q/LMG(Q                                 1015          1145        1085
MG/DB                                       540         630          585          670          760         860
MO(C)                                       525          620          570          655         743          840
DG                                          430          520          475          555         S20          710
                                                                     475          555          620          710

 Agmaik  Grades                             NRL           RL          NRH           RH         NRS             RS
1                                           1907         2102          2023         2189          2583         2812
                                            1879         2072          1993          2158         2545          2772
2 (Q                                        1879          2072         1953          2158         2545         2772
3                                           1794          1980         1904          2063         2432          2651
3(C)                                        1794          1980         1904          2063         2432          2651
 4                                           1649         1825          1751         1902         2239          2444
 4CQ                                         1607         1779          1707         1856         2183          2384
AF                                          1899          2093         2114          2180         2572          2801
AS                                          1856          2047         1969          2132         2515          2739
AT                                          1839          2029         1951          2113         2492          2715
0(1-4)                                      1814          2002         1925          2086         2459         2679
F(l-4j                                      1754          1937         1862          2019         2379          2594
Sfl-4)                                      1710          1890         1816          1970         1320          2531

                                            1668         1845         1771         1913          2264         2471
LBY/LG                                      1590         1761         1689          1837         2160         2359
LBY(C)                                      1623         1997          1724         1873         2204         2406
LG(C)                                       1590         1761         1689          1837         2160         2359
LBY2                                        1307         1457         1391          1522         1783          1955
LBY2(Q                                      1323         1474         1408          1540         1804          1978
B/LMO                                        908         1028          971          1079         1251         1385
B(O/LM0(C)                                   940         1062         1005          1114         1293

Agmark  Omdcs                               NRL            RL          NRH            RH         NRS             RS
1                                            1705          1881          1811          19bl         2317          2523
2                                            1680          1854          1784          1933         2283          2487
2(C)                                          1680         1854          1784          1933          2283         24S7
3                                            1605          1773          1705          1849         : 1 83        2380
3(C)                                         1605          1773          1705          1849         2183          2380
4                                            1476          1634          1570          1705         2011          2196
i(C)                                          1438         1593          1530          1664          1961         2141
AF                                            1698         1873          1803          1953          2307         2513
AS                                            1660         1832          1763          1911          2257          2459
AT                                            1645         1816          1748          1894          2237          2437
C(l-4)                                        1622          1791         1723          1868          2206          2404
F(l-4)                                        1569          1734          1668         1809          2135          2329
S(l-4)                                        1530         1692          1627           1766         2083          2273
 r(i 4                                       1493          1653          1588          1725          2034          2220
LBY/LO                                        1396         1548           1485          1617         1905          2081
LBY(C)                                        1425          1580         1516          1549          1943          2123
LG(C)                                         1396         1548          I4S5          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(3VLBQ(C)                                     831          941           891           989          1151          1274
MO/DB                                          453          534           493           569           647           734
MG(C)                                          443          525           483           J5SJ          635           721
 DO                                            357           447          399           479           539           619
PL/BITS                                        357           447          399           479           539           619
Stom  &. Stern  Bits                                         322
Stem  Bits                                      ,,          167                          ,,

                                                                         fo)  Polythene  Hacking         Rs  3 [wr bale
Fine  Unsiak"iJ          1    255                 4998     4716
                         2   1-10                 4802     452R         (7) Poroxide  bloaching      .   Rs- 3 per  Kg.
Uird  Unitirfk'ni     .  1                                 4336         (8) Softening  by hot process   Rs. 3 psr k"
                         2
                         1

(I)                                      (2)                         (1)                                 (2)        '3)
    M2BA?                                1 .68      16.91          S4 M6 (50% "am  warpi                           24.96
    M2BA6                                I .72      17.02          S4M7        -do-                      1  87     17.24
    M2BR1                               1 .68       15.74          S4M8                                 2.00       15.77
    M2BR2                                1 .72      14.98          S4M9                                  1.80      14,52
    M2BR3                                1 .80      15.63          S4M10                                 1.75       19.63
    M2BR4                                1 .50      15.32          S4M11                                 J .82      17.46
    M2BR5                                1 .62      14.87          S4M12                                2.55       35.5o
    M2BR6                                I .68      15.32          S4M13                                 2.80      24.84
    M2BRVI                                .47       13.12          S4M14                                2.60        17.60
    M2BRV2                               1 .52      13.23           S4M13                                1.95       17.14
    VCflRVS                              1 .58      13.23          S4M16                                2.40       20.29
    M2BBI                                 .38        9  09         S4M17                                 2.60       18.72
    S2BM1                                 .62       16.43          S4M18                                 2.55      23.07
    S2BM2                               3 '.30      16.41          S4M21                                3.10       26.50
    S2OM3                                1.62                   5, Special Reeds Coir  M a t u re
                                                    2 1. t,ii
    S2BM4                                  75       20.98          SR4M1                                 1.40       U.8!y
    S2BM5(4<4)                           1 15       16.74          SR4M2                                 1.75      16.33
    S2BM7                                : 1.80     21,69          &R4M3                                 1.65      14.65
    S2BM8                                : !.10     23.35       6. Coir  Mesh  Mattings
    S2BMS                                ".6O       21.56          H2MJ                                  0.65       6.6S
    S2BM10                               : 1.00     19  84         H2M2                                 0.70        4.50
                                                                    U2M3                                0.88        8.21
 3. Three  Treadle  Wca\e                                          H2M4                                 1.40       14.00
                                                                   H2M5                                 0.74        6.90
    M3A1                                 1 .58      15.65       7. MultishiU't  Matliu^
    M3A2                                 1 .62      15.20
                                                                   S0M1                                 2.00       17.35
    M3A3                                  .68       14.73          SOM2  (50%  coir yarn)               1.90       19.96
    M3A4                                 ] .75      15.09          SOM3  (coir  as  weft)               1.70
                                                                                                                   19.85
    M3A5                                  .82       14.97          SOM3  (aloe  as  weft)               1.70       22.10
    M3R1                                  .50       13.67          SOM3  (Sisal  as  weft)              1.70
                                                                                                                   27.21
    M3R2                                1 .55       13.89          SOM4                                 3.20       22.83
    M3R3                                 1 .60      13.79                                               2.62       20.47
                                                                   SOM6
    M3R4                                 J .68      13  89         SOM7                                 4.00       28.98
    M3R5                                1 .75       14.10       8. Rubber  Backing  Matting*
    M3C1                                 I .08      14.20          S2RB1                                1.29       12.36
    M3V1                                 1 .40      12.14       9. Ribbed  Mattings
    M3V2                                 1 .45      12.03          SK-1                                 2.35       24.77
    M3V3                                 1 .52      12.25          SK-2                                 2.40       23.41
    M3B1                                 J .40       8.37          SK-3                                 2.44       19.56
    S3M1                                 i 2.00     16.55          SK-4                                  3.62      22.09
    b3M2                                 : 1.00     18.72          SK-S                                 3.35       29.37
    ii3M3                                 .70       12.58          SK-6                                 2.30        18.26
    S3M4  .                               .52       13.83          SK-7                                  1.43       16.IS
    S3M5                                 1-8S       ld.91           SK-8                                 2.14       18.93
    S3M6                                 2.96       24.06           SK-9                                 3,05      21.77
    S3M7                                 1.80       15.89           SK-10                                2,45      20.34
    S3 MS                                1.67       15.09           SK-11                               2,10        15.96
                                                                    SK-12                                2.23       16.82
    Tour  Treadle  Weave                                            SK-13                                2.20       21.44
    M4A1                                 1.70       16.79           SK-14                                2.80       31.19
    M4A2                                 1.75        16,79          SK-J6                                2.25       21.94
    M4A3                                  1.8?       17.14          SK-17                                2.44       25.88
    M4A4                                 1.90        16.79          SK-18                                3.00       28.14
    M4R1                                  I.ft2      15.09          SK-19                                2.20       28.50
     M4R2                                 l.AK       14.98          SK-20                                2.40       22.85
    M4R3                                  l.->5      15.20          SK-21                                2.55       25.92
    M4R4                                  1.82       15.32          SK-22                                2.50       25.32
    M4V1                                  1.47       13.12          SK-23                                2.70       23.26
    M4V2                                 1.55       13.44           SK-24                                J.10       22.89
    M4V3                                  1.62       13.34          SK-25                                4.10      28.37
    S4MI                                 1.5(1      15.S9           SK-26                                3.20       26.78
    S4M2                                  1  75     17.35       10. Rubber  ba"lted  p'ursd  -"ir  matting
    S4M3                                 1.73       IS.43           RMY  2                                          18.53
    S4M4                                 2.U        18.84           RMYI                                 1. (KwU    16,55
    S4M5                                 2.JO       IS.84           RMQUl                                3 . . ' GO 47,70

   Two  Treadie  Basket  Wea^e
   P2BA1                              2.00       19.7&
   P2BA2                              2.20      20.23        6. Ribbed  Mattings
   P2BA3                              2.00      18.39          PKMK1                              2.00       17.24
   P2BA4                              1.80       16.61         PKM2                               2.10       22.26
   P2BA3                              2.00      20.29          PKM3                               2.10       27.20
   P2BA6                              1.80       18.26         PKM4                                1.80      J3.51
3  Three  Trtudle  Weave                                       PKM5                               2.20       23,33
    P3A1                              1.80      15 51          PKM6                               Z 30       37.71
4. Four Treadle  Weave                                         PKM7                               2.40       23.35
   WAI                                1.95      17.25          PKM8                               2.00       39.65
   P4A2                               2.20      18.84          PKM9                               2.90      30.50