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

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 47A] NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1984/CHAITRA 23, 1906

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,i.8 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA : E X T R A O R D I N A RY

[PART I—Sec. 1]

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MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

New Delhi, the 12th April, 1984

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

Public Notice No. 9-ETC(PN)|84

Subject:—Import and Export Policy for the pe-

riod April 1984-March 1985 (Volume II)

File No. 19(9) 184-EII.—Attention is invited to Ex- ports (Control) Amendment Order No.F(C), 1977|AM (284) dated the 12th April, 1984, on the above sub- ject.

2. The policy to be followed for export of diffe-

rent items during the period April 1984 to March 1985 is indicated against each item in Sections I and

II enclosed with this Public Notice.

3. This conies into force with immediate effect.

4. Pre-ban (including pre-control) dommitments in respect of items whose export was allowed either on de-oontrolled basis or under OGL-3, shall be consi- dered by the concerned Port Licensing Authorities in terms of provisions of the Hand Book of Import Export Procedures, 1984-85.

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 of such items should be sub- mitted to the office of the Chief Controller of Iniporti & Exports, New Delhi.

SECTION—I EXPORT CONTROL

1. Object.—The primary object of the Government Is to promote exports to the maximum extent, but in such a manner that the economy of the country is aot affected by unregulated exports of items essentially needed within the country. Export control is, therefore, exercised in respect of a limited number of items whose supply position demands that their exports should be regulated in the larger interest of the country

2, Scope.—Export control is exeicJued 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 U repro- duced in the current Hand BooV of Import-Export Procedure*.

3. Only Hems included in Schedule, I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977 are under control. No such item can be exported unless it is covered by n 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 (he 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 ^oroe other commodities is either prohibited or regulated under different enactments. A list of some mch 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 unleRS 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 lo 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 mode, between one country and another, in the matter of issue of lirpn^p*; This means that foreign buyers are free irrespective of the country to which they belong, to procure their requirements of controller! 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 • 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], 62GI/84-11

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 Hem can be exported lo Pakistan depends on the export policy for that item for all other countries as given in Section II. Thus, whereas the policy for export to Pakistan is jxicUy the same as for all other countries, foi statistical purposes, it has been provided that an export licence shall be necessary for exporting gooda to Pakistan. Export licences to Pakistan are Issued on runu'shing the following :—

CO Evidence of irrevocable Letters of Credit having been opened with the State Bank of India in convertible currency or Asian Monetary Unit under the Asian Clearing Union Arrangement or on any Indhn Bank designated under Asian Cleaiintf Union Arrangements, and

(ii) Import Licerfce/permission from the Pakis- tan authorities allowing import Into Pakistan 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 are two categories of exporters, namely, established ex- porters and new-comen.

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

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

Details are given in the Current Hand Book of

fmport-Export Procednrei.

LICENSING POLICY

8. The export policy in respect of controlled com- modities is $ven in Section II. Export application will be entertained in accordance with the policy to 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 exporta to specified destinations. In respect of such exports M 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 obtaining any export permit|llcence. At present four Own General Licences are in operation, ai given in

Schedule III to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977 reproduced in Appendix I.

10. Canalised exports.—(1) The items, export oi which h canalised through public sector agencies are given in Annexure I to 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 TT. 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 performance* in the prescribed base period. The procedure for fixation of quota* it $ven in tbo Current Hand Book of Import-Export rrocedure*.

(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 bi" base year¹* export! to accordance with the policv 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 Ucence for wtporti bv eligible c a l o r i e ?,

13. Frr* licensing.—S*vne \t&nn of export have been placed on free licensing, without any ceiling or quantitative restriction. Export applications in such cases by way of endomementm nn shipping bills can be made by any intending exporters in the prescribed form and mnnnrr wh'sn *hf> foods fe rwidy for ship- ment, CTCTW *n tho cas" of commoditle* which have. beert placed on Open General Licence for exports by eligible exporters.

14. Limited 1rt* licensing.—Whrre the export oi a commodity l" regulated within * set celling, or there is no eKtaHiKbed pattern of trade, export* will be allowed on "flmt cotnfl fir** nerved" batf* The followlag princKpJwi and p w e r ^w wilt torn ftppHcuWt !.TI Buch cas"! :—

1 A Public Notice/Trod* Notice ahalS be Issued, announcing the policy and indent- ing the Licensing Officei to which' the nvaflaMe ensiling hw been allocated for the v*ttb "wch Jipp'icftJom. purpose* o* <***H"K

2. Unless and otherwise indicated in the Public Notice/Trade Notice, applications will be received 15 dayi after the date of it* bine.

3. All applications made on 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 shall be allowed to submit one application per day supported by oue 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 ii left over, after disposal of the applications received On the first day, the balance will be carried over to the next day for fresh applications; this process will be repeated until the ceiling is exhausted.

7. Exports will be allowed by issuing an Export

Licence with a validity period of 45 days from th" date of issue.

8. Shipments shall be made of the quantity covered by tho contract against which the licence has been issued within the period of ita validity. No extension of time shall be granted except in the following circum- stances :—

(a) The Licensing Authority, which issued th" licence, is satisfied, within 7 days of its issue, that no ship is available for carrying the con"ignment(i) within the taid period of 45 days ; or

fb) within the period of .validity of the licence, the Licensing Authority at th" Port, to which tb

Tn either event, an extension of npto 15 days, only shall be available for effecting the fblpmontsi No secnn.-i wctftisioo will be' granted, t.,*,, fhc Versace will ten*; auto- matically tferrnftfT

9 After the shipment is effected but within

period of seven days of tho shipment, eacn licence holder shall intimate to ifon licensing.

authority, which issued the licence, particular* of the ihipment(B) actually effected. Aho, 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 tbe date of rtup- nient 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 tin Lk*n"ing Office concerned for reallocation in the same manner as laid down above.

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

SECTION II

(LICENSING POLICY)

£APLANA1OR\ NWIIJ iu ltiiJ fOLiGY STAThMEWT

I. Export of items Included la Part 'A', Schcdaie i to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977 is not normally allowed, but in exceptional circumstances, applications should be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Such cases will bo decided in consultation, wherever necessary, with the other authorities concerned.

H. The Policy Statement gives the export polio la respect of Itcmi mentioned hi Part 'B* of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1977. The entry *Oa Merits' denotes that applications for the itemi are considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi on an ad hoc basis in consultation, wherever necessary, with the other authorities concerned.

HI. 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 Contractor|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 approval Jsanction letter issued by the Projects Committee In the Ministry of Commerce. Such approval|sanctkm letter will give de- tails regarding quantity, specification and value of the individual items approved for export by the Project* Committee. Export licences will be issued in the name of such Contractor|Sub-contractor|Consultaiicy 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 toe Exports (Control) Order, 1977, required for a project abroad will be allowed on de-controlled basis, m hitherto, without any restriction or permission from the Projects Committee referred to above.

IV. Exporter(s) shall be required to furnish

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 in the export policy or not.

fOLlCY STATEMENT

ds.oort Licensing Policy of Items Listed in Part 'B' of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, \9li

Licensing policy Description of the item

S. No. as in Part 'B' of Schedule I

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"Oa muni*"

I, (a) Mules

"Cto menu"

(b) Camels

, fixport will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis on production of irre- vocable letter of credit or proof of receipt dt full advance payment against specific export order subject to minimum export price of Rs. 6|- per kg. (FOB) of live weight of the animal by making endorsements on the shipping bills and subject to the following con- ditions ;—

(a) Exporters shall give a declaration that live buffaloes tendered for export are not fit foi 2. Live Male Buffaloes and live buffaloes not csed for

] breeding and milch purposes;

breeding and milch purposes.

(b) The said declaration shall be countersigned by the Animal Husbandry Department con- cerned; and

fc) Quarantine of Buffaloes for a minimum per- iod of 21 day8 during which period the buff- aloes will be subject to Inspection and vacci- nation for Rinderpest, foot and mouth dis- ease and will also be tested for Tuberculo-

i; sis and Brucellosis.

3. Live Slwep and Goat (Adult)

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on 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. 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 PradeshjHill areas of U.P.jAmna- chal Pradesh States and from Bannur| Mandya in Karnataka State shall not bo allowed.

(5i) 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 Baraburi and one mutton type viz. Black Bengal shall not be permitted for export.

(iv) Quarantine of Sheep for a minimum period of 21 days during which period the Sheep will be subjected to Inspection and vaccina- tion for Rinderpest, Foot and Mouth disease and Sheep Pox."

4, Wild Life, the following :

(a) Live Animals

. Export will be allowed within a limited celling with- out production of Legal Procurement Certiflcale, 1. Rat* 2. Mice 3. Fruit Bat*

Animal Products (only in manufactured form) ' ~(b)

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1. jforcupine Quills. I. Shed Antlers (of Chital and Sainbnar). 3. Conuiion Fox Skins, i. Hill Fox Skins. 5. Desert Cat Skins. 6. Red Fox Skins. 7. Civet Cat Skins. 8. Jungle Cat Skins

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ft Jackal Sldos

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J . Ivory products made out of unmanufactured 10

imported ivory of African Origin.

11 . Manufactured articles made out of Reptile/ Saake Skins,

12 Manufactured articles of Mongoose hair.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on nrst-come-nrst 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 alougwith the related document will bo subject to verification by the Regional Deputy Director, Wild Life Preservation, Department of En- vironment, Government of India. Where necessary, permit| certificate of the Management Authority in India (Director, Wild Life Preservation, Department of Environment, Govt, of India) under the Conven- tion on International Trade in Endangered species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) shall also have to be obtained.

(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 on the basis of exemption certificate to be granted by the Director Wild Life Preservation, Department of Environ- ment. Such Exemption Certificates will be issued only after the AIHB certifies that the item Is made out of imported African ivory duly dec- lared 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 bo allowed from 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 Deputy Director, Wild Life Preservation, Department of Environment, Government of India. Export will be permitted direct by the Customs Authorities.

Export will be allowed by Bharat Leather Corporation Dnly 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 subject to verification by the Regional Deputy Director, Wild Life Preservation, Department of En- vironment, Government of India. Where necessary permit/certificate of the Management Authority of India (Director, Wild Life Preservation, Department of Environment, Government of India) under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) shall also be obtained.

"On MeriU"

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ive Birds

Weavers (Baya and Striated}

Buntings (Red headed and black headed) (c)L: 1. 2.

Crows (House and jungle)

Mynaa (common Bank, Black headed, Grey 3. 4.

headed and rosy Pastor)

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

headed and white throated)

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7. 8.

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

Peacock Tail Feathers and articlesjhandicrafts (d)

manufactured therefrom.

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) Canthardine Beetles. ) Fur|Skins of domestic animals.

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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 along-with the related documents will be subject to verification by the Regional Deputy Director. Wild Life Preservation Department of Environment; Government of India. Where necessary permit/certificate of the Manage- ment Authority in India, Director, Wild Life Preser- vation, International Trade Endangered species of WUd Fauna and Flora (CITES) shall also have to bo obtained.

(i) Export of Peacock Tail Feathers will be allo- wed within a limited ceiling by the following agencies :—

(a) Rajasthan Feathers (Production) Co-ope-

rative Society Ltd., Jodhpur. (b) Bihar State Export Corporation, (c) U.P. Export Corporation, (d) Established Exporters.

(11) Export of manufactured articles[handicrafts made of Peacock Tail Feathers (except brooms', dusters and bundles) by exporters of manufactured articles|handicrafts in which peacock tail feathers have been used will bo allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first served basis.

(Hi) Export shall be allowed against irrevocable

letter of credit.

(iv) Crest feathers or any other part of Peacock

will no? "be allowed.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling, Export will be allowed only through four major ports viz. New Delhi, Calcutta, Bombay and Madras subject to inspection/identification by the Deputy Director, Wild Life (Preservation) posted at the above four ports as in the case of all wild life Items and their products. "On Merita". Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3

i Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 (1 5. Livi 6 (a) chiding other c

(b) lungs,

0 Venom of snakes. e frogs. Meat of Buffalo (both Male and Female) in-. ; heart, liver, lungs, brain, tongue, kidneys and >rgans. Meat of Indian sheep—including heart, liver, - brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs.

' Export of Meat of Indian sheep will ba allowed subject to MEP of Rs. 19|- 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 bo allowed, (u) Export will be on outright sale basis and no consignment export shall bo allowed, (iii) The allocation of quota will be by way of endorsement on Shipping Bills/Airways Bitb valid for a maximum period of 72 hours.

(iv) The ceilling will be placed at the disposal of Dy. Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- ports, Cochin, Fresh Meat and Livestock Exporters Association at Bombay and Delhi, and Rajasthan State Co-operative Sheep and Wool Marketing Federation Ltd., Jaipur.

The following guidelines will be followed by these

agencies In regulating the quota :—

(*) The dcsiyiUed agencies should ensure thai 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 purchase* for export should be made,

(b) In case the condition at (a) above in 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 entet the mandl only after 11.30 A.M. Similarly, they will use the slaughter House only'after slaughtering for domestic consumption has been done.

(c) Allocstfon to individual exporten bv the Association should be made on first-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 periahable nature of the commo^ty and also since monthly celling! will have to be met, the validity of quota allocation to individual exporter! 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 precceding 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

. 892 1 3 (c) N leat of Indian Goat—Including heart, liver, lungs, brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs.

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(vi) Export of Chilled/frozen meat shall b* allowed on furnishing pre-shipment inspec- tion certification issued by the office of State Directorate of Animal Husbundry or any other Veterinarian authorised on their to the effect that :—

1. The meart has been obtained from healthy animals slaughtered in licensed premises and subjected to antemortem and post- mortem inspection according to the pres- cribed procedures,

2. The meat has been prepared under hygienic conditions, wholesome and fit for human consumption.

3. The meat Is free from parasitic infestation.

(vii) Export of Frozen meat shall be allowed from Bombay, Delhi and Mangalore on furnishing further pre-shipment inspection certificates issued by Director of Animal Husbandry, State Governments or any other officer authorised on his behalf. In case of all exports from Cochin and Madras the inspection would be by Export Inspec- tion Agency, Cochin and Madras respecti- vely. The certification would be to the effect that :—

1. The meat|carcass shall be free from patho- genic micro-organism.

2. The meat | carcass shall Conform to the fillow- ing bacteriological quality specifications :—

(1) Total Bacterial count shall be within limit of 1 to 10 million per gram.

(2) E. Coli bacterial count shall be within limit of 100 to 1000 per gram.

(3) It shall be free from Salmonella.

Export of meat of Indian Goat will be allowed subject to MEP of Rs. 19 per Kg. f.o.b. within a limited ceiling released on monthly basis on presenta- tion of Shipping BiHs[Airways Bills, subject to the following conditions:

(I) Export will be on outright sale huts a ad v? conrignmont export shall be allowed.

(ii) The allocation of quota will be by way of endorsement on Shipping Bills/Airway Bflls valid for a maximum period of 72 hour*.

(Hi) 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.- Cochta.

The following guidelines will be followed by th"

agencies regulating the quota :—<

(a) The designated agencies should ensure that exporters purchase five 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 foi export should be made.

(b) In case the condition at (a) above is met, exporters will enter the market for pur- chase of goat for slaughter at a time after the domestic requirements have been pur- chased. Similarly, they will use the Slaugh- ter House only after slaughtering for domestic consumption has been done. (c) Allocation to individual exporters by tho 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 th6 commodity and also since monthly ceiling will havc to be met, the validity of quota allocation to individual expor- ters will be 72 hours only.

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

(iV) The export will be allowed by the Custom* Authorities directly, on the basis of quota allocations made by Fresh Meat {Mid live Stock Exporters' Association, Bombay and Dy. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Cochin.

(v) Export of chilled/frozen meat shall oe allowed on furnishing pre-shipment JM- pection certificate issued by Directorate of Animal Husbandry or any other Vete- rinarian authorised on their behalf to the effect that :— (1) The meat has been obtained from healthy animals slaughtered in licens- ed premises and subjected to anti- mortem and post-mortem inspection according to the prescribed procedure*. (2) The meat has beeD prepared under hy- gienic conditions, wholesome and fit for human consumption.

(3) The meat is free from parasitic infesta-

tion.

(vi) Export of frozen meat shall be allowed from Bombay, Delhi and Mangalore om fur- nishing further pre-shipment inspection certi- ficates issued by Directorate of Animal Husbandry, State Governments or any other officer authorised on his behaM. In case of exports from Cochin, and Madras, the his-

pection would be by the Export Inspection Agency, Cochin and Madras respectively. The certificate would be to the effect that:—

(1) The meat|carcass shall be free from

pathogenic micro-organisms.

(2) The meatlcarcassi shall conform to fol- lowing bacteriological quality speci- fications:—

(1) Total Bacterial count shall be within

limit of 1 to 10 million per gram.

(2) E. Coli bacterial count shall be within limit of 100 to 1000 per

gram.

(3) It shall be free from Salmonella.

larine Products, the following :—

1. *

(i) Dried and wet salted fish products :

above

1. Dried salted and unsalted fish 2. Dried salted and unsalted prawns 3. Wet salted fish 4. Fish pickks 3. Deleted 6. Fish maws. 7. Sharfcfins 8. Fish Oil 9. Beche-de-mer of sizes 3 inches and

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL—3 10. Dried Fish

:

i) Fresh, live, frozen and canned product!

(i

1. Fresh fish other than Pomfret 2. Live lobsters, shall fish and flsh 3. Frozen fish other than pomfret 4. Frozen lobster tails, Crabs 5. Frozen clams, Oysters etc, 6. Canned fi&h, prawns, crabs, clams, mussels

etc.

ort in ally for purpose

7. Frogs which are processed for cxr> Units which are engaged essenti processing marine products for the of export.

8. Fresh/Frozen Prawni.

iii) Other miscellaneout sea-food product!

1. Sheila

"On Merits"

2. Fish Eggs

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

3. Aquarium fish and plants

Export will be allowed a* provided under OGL-3.

4. Cuttle fish bones

Export will be allowed as provided under OGI^-3.

5. Amber Grls

"On Merits".

Export will be allowed as provided undor OGLr3.

(iv) Other marine Products

(v) Fish meal and Fish Guano

(I) Fish meal with less than 50 pet cent protein

content not allowed for export.

d) Dried salted and unsalted Bombay Ducks (1

0 Frcih and frozen Pomfret

(VI

(viii) Froglegs which are processed for export in Units which are engaged essentially for pro- cessing marine products for the purposes of export (not covered under entry No. 17 of Part 'A' Schedule-I.

Deleted

9. Deleted

Pure Milk Ghee

10.

10i V Eggs

(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

(i) Fresh and frozen silver pomfrets of sizes 300 Grams and above—Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

(ii) Export of silver pomfreta of sizes less than 300 Grams—Export not allowed.

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

r Export allowed within a ceiling on first-come, first- J served ban*. 1 It ii also allowed through STC within a ceiling.

(i) Table eggs—Export will be allowed as pro- vided under OGL-3.

u

Hi

11. Bristles

12 Deleted

Bones

13

(i) Deleted

(ii) Skeletons and]or parts thereof

(Hi) Crushed Bone*

(iv) Deleted

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

14B. Meat-cum-bone meal.

15. Fresh fruits and Fresh vegetables other than Onions and Potatoes.

16 . Vegetables, the following :

(i) Onlom

i (ii) Hatching Eggs—Export will be allowed within a EmTted ceiling on first-come, first j served basis subject to a minimum export 1 price af'Rfc 125|- per 100 Nos. (FOB). Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

r 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 J 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 purpoiei only. Export of other skeletons ii allowed "On merits"

Export allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis against firm sale contract backed by 100 per cent irrevocable letter of credit.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

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

Export will be allowed at provided under OGL-3.

—Canalised through NAFED (See Annexure I).

(11) Potatoes

(ill) Deleted.

17. Deleted

Export will be allowed as provided under OGX-3

m "1 "|*7ii I"J \%\\ 4*vP / i c u v i o t * r t r t Tn CTYidll Tin 11 r\A n lIi""iYX7f*fi DR nt*(""l—

(i) Cardamoms, imall and large 18.

(U) Cumin Seed!

(ill) Turmeric

(Iv) Fresh Ginge.

(v) Black Pepper (ASTA Quallty-MG-1)

Chillies dried, in all forms

19.

Grains and Flour, other than those mention J vided under OGL-3 1 2. Export of cardamom large will be allowed as 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

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

ed in 1- "On menu".

20.

Pan'A*

\. Barley.

20i

B. Maize

20]

2. Indian Snacks based on pulses :

2(X

(I) Roasted Grams (Whole)

(ii) Fried and salted Channa dal, moong moth, Kabli Channa etc.

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 por cent confirmed irrevocable Letters of Credit only.

("Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on < first-oome, first-served basis against 100 peroent (.confirmed irrevocable Letters jf Credit only.

Export will be allowed freely by the Port Licensing *> authority by making endorsement on the shipping bills subject to minimum export price of Rs. 7 per kg.

To.b.

dal, Export will be allowed freely by the port licensing ^ authoririty by making endorsement on the shipping bills subject to minimum export price of Rs. 10 per K o t n h , u.£. I.O.D.

21. Deleted

A^ApurL wiu uo cuipwcu us pxuviucu unucr U U L ^J

22 (1) Malt, including Barley Malt (11) Deleted

23 . Oilseeds, the following :

(i) Groundnuts, including HPS variety, ^b>

nth -n 1. Export of HPS Ground juti canalised through OT⁰ m NAFED (See Annexure I).

shell and kernels)

(11) Deleted.

(Ill) Sesame seed

(iv) Niger seed

. Seeds, other than Foundation and Breeder 2. Expart 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 caoBlised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I ).

Seeds —export c-anaiisea tnrougn INAfhLf (aee Annexure I).

and Oil Seeds, the following :—

(i) Green manure seeds of the varieties of 1

Ohain- "On Merits"

cha (certified variety)

(li) Sun-hemp seeds (certified' variety) "On Merits'*

iil) Potato seeds and Onion seeds

(

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first- come first served basis subject to the following condi- tions :—

1. Potato Seeds (certified variety) and Onion Seeds (certified and uncertified varieties) against (a) Quality Control Certificate, and (b) Certificate that the seeds are not Foundation and Breeder Seeds, from recognised State Certification Agency including National Seeds Corporation.

2. Onion seed* of Nursery origin allowed without quantitative restriction on production of a certi- ficate by the exporter himself to the effect that the seeds are of nursery origin and have been grown against export order and that the seeds are not Foundation and Breeder seeds.

"On Merits"

iv) Foodgrain seeds including wheat and paddy

(

seeds (certified variety)

(v) Tree seeds, Hedge Seeds and Tarwar Seeds

1. Wild seeds not allowed. 2. The following varieties of Hedge seeds will be (certified variety)

allowed as provided und"r OGL-3 :— (i) Dodonea Viscose (ii) Inga Dulcis (Madras thom) (iii) Prosopis Juliflora 3. Other seeds of nursery origin—Export will be allowed by the port licensing authorities on pro- duction of (a) certificate that the seeds are uf nursery origin and (b) certificate that the needs are not Foundation and Breeder seeds, from State Certification Agency/Department of Horti- culture.

[vi) Seeds of Ornamental Plants (certified variety)

1. Wild Seeds are not allowed.

2. Seeds of Ornamental Plants included in OGL-3 will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

3. Seeds other than those included In OGL-3, grown in nursery will be allowed by the Port Licensing authorities on production of (a) certificate that the seeds are of nursery origin and (b) certificate that the seeds are not Foundation and Breeder Seeds, from State Certification Agency/Deptt, of Hor- ticulture.

vii) Flower Seeds (certified variety), other than

(

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

seeds of wild Flowers

viii) Vegetables seeds (certified variety)

Export will be allowed a> provided under OGL-3 (

(i) Brucine sulphate

(ii) Brucine Alkaloids

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

(iii) Strychnine Alkaloids (iv) Strychnine HCL. (v) Strychnine Sulphate, (vi) Strychnine Nitrate

-

"On merits-.

(i) Pyrethrum flowers

26.

(H) Rhubarbe Roots

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

27. Shellac, •eedlac, button lac, garnet lac, and all other forma of lac except thoie mentioned in item No. 14 of Part 'A*

Deleted 29. Guar meal

. Deleted . Vegetable Oils, the following :—

30 31

(1) Deleted (ii) Deleted

(iii) Castor oil

32

>. (i) Hydrogenated Oil (Vanaspati ghee)

(ii) Peanut Butter

r. (i) Sugar

3:

(ii) Sugar Cane (iii) Palmyrah Sugar Candy

)A. Khandsari Sugar

3.'

I. Jaggery (Gur)

3'

5. (i) Molasses

3;

(ii) Khandsari Molasses

•*{

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3

1. Export of Guar Gum having protein content 9% or lesg 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 one tonne of guar meal per tonne of refined guar gum exported in 1983-84.

3. Export of guar meal will be allowed to the exporters of treated and pulverised guar gum aa per (1) above at the rate of two tonnes of guar meal per tonne of treated and pulverised guar gum exported in 1983-84.

f (i) Rupee Payment Areas-Export canalised J through S.T.C. under OGL-4. 1 (ii) General Currency Areas-Export will b" 1 allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I) Export wiB be allowed as provided under OGL-3. Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export will be allowed a" provided under OGL-3. Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I) "On Merits"

¹ "On merits" through STC only.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

31

4

(iv) Edible Groundnut Flour

(v) Soyabean Extractions/Meal

. (i) Solvent Extracted Cotton seed cakes (Decor- 41

ticated and undecorticatcd)

(ii) Cotton seed expeller cakes

42

(iii) Compound cattle and poultry feeds. (iv) Maize Gluten Feed (v) Extractions of Sal Mango, Mahua and Kokum (vi) Sunflower Seed and rape seed extractions , Fine-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 oxide plus titania exceeding 30 per cent.

(Ii) Iron Ore

(111) Deleted

(iv) Deleted

(v) Manganese Ores (excluding chemically Processed Manganese dl-Oxide).

Export allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis subject to MEP of Rs. 6,000/- per tonne.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis against registration of contracts with All India Cotton Seeds Crushers Asso- ciation, Bombay.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first served basis against registration of Contracts with All India Cotton Seeds Crushers Asso- ciation,Bombay. 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 canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure I).

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

(a) Of Goa Origin from Go* :—

(i) Export of Bi-metal ores (Black lion Ore) , with manganese content from 3 per cent upto j 10 per cent of Goa Origin la canalised under | OGL-4 (See Annexure I), .

(ii) Other exports to be allowed by the Port Licensing Authority at Panjim (Goa) "On merits" on the recommendation of the Goa Administration to Japan, South Korea, Tai- 1 wan and West Europe only by Goan "- porteif.

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

(b) Iron ore of Goa Origin to all other destinationi 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 beneficlatlon and/or concentration of low grade ore containing 40 per cent or loss Fe, produced by Kudre- . mulch Iron Ore Co. Ltd., canalised under OGL-4.

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

(vi) Gjfpeum of all .varieties 1

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

( vil) BaryteB (lumps and powder) including chemi- c? i grade barytcs powder/white/snow white/

. super snow white barytes.

1. Export of Barytes Lumps and Powder OCMA| 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:—

(1) Export of Barytes Powder will be allowed

without any floor price restriction;

(ii) Export of Barytes Lump* OCMA/API grade to all destinations will be allowed at US $ 32 per MT FOBT Indian Port|Madras.

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 USS per MT Whiteness FOB

White Barytes 90—93% 138.00 Snow White Barytes 93—95 % 150.00 Super Snow White

Barytes +95% 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 and Low Grade Barytes with specific gravity below 4.2 is al- lowed freely.

(i) Export of Calcined Magnesite with silica content 7.5 per cent or above will be allow-

" ed freely.

) Magnesite

(via!

(ii) Export of Calcined Magnesite with silica content 6.5 per cemt upto 7.5% will be allowed within a limited ceiling on first-come, first-served basis.

(iii) Export of Dead Burnt Magnesite with silica content over 9% will be allowed under OGL-3 on production of a certificate from Export Inspection Agency that silica content is not below 9% and with Silica content 6.5% upto 9% within a limited ceiling.

(iv) Request for export of Raw Magnesite will

0 Granular Sillimanite produced by Indian Rare Earths Ltd., (FRED and Kerah Minerals and Metals Ltd. (KMML)

Export allowed within n ceiHnp by M'i TnrW, Keraja MJnTttfe vid M"t"js T td,, on the recommendation of the Department of Atomic rrw"sy,

Note : Export of all other types of Sillimanite is

banned vide S. No. 22(xvtttt \n Part 'A'.

62 GI 84—13

Export allowed freely.

(xi) Wollastejrte

xii) Corundum, other thun Saphires and Rabies.

Hxport alicwea wttti(n a limited ceiling.

(

dii) Chronic ores and concentrates the follow-

0

"1

ing:—

1 Export canaliaed under OGL-4 through R1MTC (i) Quoin* oie lumps with Ci*::Oa not

exceeding 41.99 per oeat.

(ii) Ckomito fines md friable ore.

f )

v) Bentomte

(xi

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

(XV

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3 I) Kaolfeiite (CMna Chy)

i - Export wiB be allowed as provided under OGL. 3.

(i) Fabricated |manuf act wed mica including cut denser Ohm, discs and washers, bridges and spa- i, cut mktt platss, electrical heating elements, mica acitora, niica powder dry ground, wet ground and ronised, nirca paper, micanite, roica paper pru- ts, glass bonded tnica, mica bricks, mica tapes,

46 con cen cap mic due etc.

Processed mic* including mica blocks, mica B and spllttiags, of all grades and varieties, cx- ling xuiuiufcctitfed and fabricated mica. ,

(il) film clw

„ Export canalised under OGL 4 through MITCO.

Mica wme (Including factory cuttings) and p which is obtained by processing mica and which mse of s ke and colour ia considered below the •iflcationA of processed mica.

(iii) sera bee: spec

A. E y p c t t; r" n v a - c r - M E fj c n rJ

; H JX $ < { : . •' — • . • • } ; , • - ']

under OGL 4.

4* J, (i) CoaJ ;md Coke j

?„ Export

allowed as provided under OGL 3.

(it) Deleted,

48

Export canalised under OGL 4 (See As,mmm I ).

All Peiroleum pro<1u^js inc'iidins! lwbricinis greases and crude oil.

•%i

t. Chemicals, the foHowiog :-—

]

f

i

4

6

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 £

K 11 12 13 14

!

I, Deleted ") 1 Bntyl/v'-.-oV^ . 3. Butyl A ' ^ N TC . Mono Chl^ro Acetic Ac?^ ] i. Deleted j . Trichloro Ethflrjit , / Pprchloro Eihyhsxe 3. Tdra Chiare Ethane )• K DelcT-,^' ' ) X>Vr"J ( . Rubber Cb?rok?"!i . Acetic Acid 1 . De'-ted ! . Deleted ' . Deleted

i. Chloroqwino phosphate and chloroquiuc sul- e formulations.

It phat

J. Polylhlena LD,

r

i. Streptomycin in bulk including Streptomycin late in bulk and Streptomycin Formulations.

) (i) Onehoaa miied alkaloids and cinchona salts 1 Sulpl 5( after there Tam

(i) Chloroquine phosphate and chloroquine sul- phate iormulauons manuliictuied out ol imported bulk dru (.chloroquine phosphate and chloroquine sulphate) will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

(ii) Export of Chloroquine Phosphate and chlo- roquine sulphate formulations manufactured from indigenous chloroquine phosphate and chloroquine sulphate may also be allowed by the licensing authorities to those expor- ters who undertake to import Chloroquine Phosphate and Chloroquine Sulphate bulk according to the policy laid* down.

The conditions mentioned in Public Notice No. 54-ETC(PN)/80 dated 1-9-1980 shall, mutatis mutandis, apply to export of Chlo- roquine Sulphate also.

(iii) Requests for allowing export of Chloroquine Phosphate and Chloroquine Sulphate For- mulations manufactured from indigenous Chloroquine Phosphate and Chloroquina Sulphate will be considered On Merits.

Export caitaliwd under O0L-4 through Indian Petro-

ccemicai 'Jorporation Ltd,

Export allowed by alt categories of exporters¹ with- out any quantitative restriction.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGI. .1.

extraction of quinine and quinidiue and sails , -of (ss certified bv tlic Directorate of Cinchona of jj il Nadu or West'Bengal as tile case may. be). J f,

(ii) Ouinidins Sulphate (iui Ckiaiue ami Quinirs: Pioducta

51

I. Synthetic Musk

52

.. Lemongrass oil

53 . Sandalwood oil

54 .Sal Oil

55

'(i) Exposed Cinematographic films (feature and non-feature), except 8 mjn and 16 torn non- feature films not exceeding 120 metres in length) :

(a) Exposed Cinematographic films (fea- ture films) including sals of video rights of Indian feature films.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3. Bxport allowed under OGL-3 on the recommendation of Directorate of Cinchona of Tamil NadujWcst Bengal as the case may be.

"On Merits"

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

Export will bo allowed as provided under OGL-3.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-J,

5 skin ekin

n. All categories of seini-processed hidet and a including E.I. tanned and wet blue hides and s and crust leather.

(i) Export canalised (See Annexure I), (ii) Export of vegetable, tanned sole leatbn scraps, trimmings and waste of E I tanned hides and skins of irregular shape of lest than 1 cm in width and of varying length having a maximum area 1/4 sq. ft is out-

f *\ *\ 4-T% A l i r i T l y h ^H y vP TJ •! • hj^-r^ r i * / 1 / iA f *j~i • i A • •! L"!

side tile purview oi lixport xraae control.

0. Wood and Timber other than those mentioned 1. No. 33 of Part 'A'.

6 inS

For policy ice Anacxure 1L

6 1. Deleted

6 2. (i) Raw Silk

"On meritt"

(ii) Pure Silk Yarn including Silk Noil Yarn. "On merits"

"On merits"

(iii) Silk Noils and Noil Droppings.

63. Silk worm seeds and silk worm coooons includ- "On merits"

ing reeling cocoons.

64.

"On merit*"

Man-made fibres and yarns, the following :— (i) Nylon tyre yarn|cord|fabric ; ^ (ii) (a) Rayon Tyre yarn of 600 deniers and

above;

Export will be allowed as provided under OGI*. 3

(b) Rayon Tyre cord of all denier*;

(c) Rayon tyre fabric

Export will b© allowed as provided under OGI^3, (iii) Synthetic blended yarn containing 50% or

more of synthetic fibre.

"On Merits"

[iv) Nylon filament yarn 1

(v) Delated;

(vi) Deleted;

vii) Polyster Filament Texturised Yarn;

(

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

mi) Rayon Filament yarm

"On Merits"

0

a) Viscose staple fibre;

"On Merits".

(x) Viscose staple fibre spun yarn

(

f Export will be allowed within a limited ceiBng on i first-come, first-served basis subject to the minimum L export price of Rs. 18/- per Kg. f.o.b.

ri) Acrylic Hand Knitting Yam

Export will be :flUowed as provided under OGL. 3

"On merits"

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

c

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

f* (i) Export of raw wool upto 36s quality will b" I allowed within a limited ceiling. ] (ii) Raw Wool above 36s quality will not b* v allowed for export

[ii) Wool Tops

"On merits". In cases of import of raw wool against Advance| Imprest licenses, export of wool tops allowed without licensing forma- lities as per conditions of such Advance| Imprest licences.

66.

Hair Betting all typed.

Ebcport will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 "On Merits". Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 Export will be allowed ae provided under OGL. 3 (i) Worsted yarn, ii) Shoddy|WooIlen|Semi-Worsted yarn. ( Joat Hair Patties. 67. C 67A 68. I

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 law Cotton 1. Bengal Deshl

2. Miscellaneous Fibres : *1

(i) Staple Cotton

(ii) Assam (iii) Comillai

j 1 1

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3.

(iv) Cotton decoloured by damage due to

fire/ water

(v) Zoda and Sweeping

(vi) Yellow Pickings

(vii) Others

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 Soft Cotton Waste/Hard Cotton Waste.

68A.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 69. C Cotton yarn of all types in all Counts as well as tyre cord yarn

70. T

"On Merita"

extile, the following :— (i) Textile cloth and materials thereof of olive green shade excluding puce silk and artifi- cial silk fabrics and materials thereof (in- cluding hosiery);

ii) Tent|Tem doth.

(

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

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL. 3 0 iii) Handloom striped bedspreads known at "Etawah Stripestf except export* to U.K

(i v) 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- | moaly known as "Bleeding Madras" J" 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, woo!, and man-made fibre* (excluding jute, silk, and flax) under the Indo-EEC Textile Agreement.

Export will be allowed as provided undsr OGL. 3 (>

1) 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.

(v

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

ii) Deleted

(vi

(i

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3.

x) Export of certain cts of cotton, wool and man-made fibres or blends there- of to Sweden under the Indo-Swedish Textile Agreement.

t Export of textile products ol COUGH "tW man-made libres LO Finland under flic Me- morandum of Understanding between ludw sad Finland

i Delete**

(xil

(xiij i bki>0H to catonou, Lonit, and Aecm iChuua) of Real Madras' Handkerchief RMHTK)

(xin\l Export o£ certain textile products of cot- ton, wool, ami man-matte fibres uan bleuos thereof to Canada under tne Memorandum of Understanding between India and Canada.

(av)

tcJ >o oooJ^Ui^ toj. ouvwt;J t>_) bibwral 1'cx.tiJc Agree uioryu and itwm not subject to Ui& E/fovisJoii-t oi liw b i k t em Ayteemtjnt.s in lid, s^iij 0? cjutttiiitiL; wi!!i wtiich liiWIa haa such aaraemeata.

jLStpoti wiia be allowed as provided under OOL- 3.

Export uf Real ^,1adras Handkerchief (RMHK) made on tiandloom to Cotonou, Lome and Accra (Ghana) will be allowed both under irrevocable' Letter of Credit teiuiii as well as CAD (Cash Against Docu- ments) terms subject to a declaration by the exporter that the Real Madras Handkerchiefs exported ero made on Handloom. Export of RMHK on CAD terms will be allowed only to the extent the exporter produces a cover from the Export Credit and Gua- rantee Corporation Ltd. (ECGC). Export of Real Madri.3 Handkerchiefs made on Powerloem will not be allowed.

Export will be allowed ae provided under OGL-S,

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

(XV)

71. (i)

rie" iioi cuveied b> bilateral Ttxtik) Agree- ments, and faoncs and made-ups not sub- jecf !o the provisions of the bilateral Agree- ments in the case ot countries vviih which Tndia has such Agreements Raw jute, mesta and iute cuttings excluding caddies Jut© Carpet Backing 0oth,

(ii)

72. Coir and coir products

73. (J ) Hand kriottedjwoven woollen carpets ot Persian and Mobarik designs upto 32,000 knots per sq. metre

(ii)

i Hand knctted|wovi;n woollen carpets and rugs except off Persian and Mobarik designs

He carpets and carpets made oi synthetic/mixed i|or blended fibres wear (Woollen and mixed")

74. Sl am 75. Knit

76. F. snak

ootwear, all sorts except footwear mat?e of e|Reptile Skins.

77. (i fU

) Deleted ^ rt"i"t*/i

fixpor; will bo allowed as provided under OGL 3.

Export canalised under OGL 4 (See Annexed 1)

Export to countries in North America—canalised under OGL-4 (See Annexure-1). Export to other destinations will be allowed on decontrolled basis. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3.

tCxport will bo wjiJi>v.ttt as provided under C"GL., 3

Note : It is clarified that export of "Namdas" is rJiowt;; on dlfrconiiojlitj basi>.

Fxpo.i will be aliovviid a* provided under COL. 3

U) Export of Knitwears (Wooflen & Mixed) of

Olive Green Shade will be allowed on "merits"

(2) Knitwears (Woollen & Mixed) other than the Olive Green Shade will be allowed a* provided under OfJT 1 tinrl Ctm 4 Export will bo allowed as piovided uudei- OOL. 3 m<& OGL. 4 (See Annexure I)

i) Manufactures and products having silver as

(H

ingredient, Hie following : —

neflriflg and other Products :

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

2. Electrical contacts made of silver alloy or j silverIbimetal contacts.

Storage batteries, all types

\

3.

Electrical and electrosic goods[cquipmcnts. 1

4.

HRC fuses.

!

5.

II , C13J

1.

Silver plated or inlaid handicraft products r" copper, braiwn bronze,, bidiii and bell metal j

2, Zari fflmbroicteved pieces or the following types :—

Pi irses,. Evening bajay, Ccrnis, BcUs, liad^ess., ' Spectacle casas, Caps, Hcadwear, Jari ' Collars, Gloves, Shoe-uppers, Ladies Bags, ; Picture Panels, Picture-irames and Boxes, j plaque*, motifs,, crests j emblems, military r decorations- eyeglass cases, bag plaque, j cuffs, watch straps, borders, stolen

Zari Bangics

3

Ijscqut-rwajre

4

5 Inlay work on wood

j

fi

Export will bo allowed as provided under OGL 3.

Hand Embroideries including Arftotlc ph.ul- {_ kari s:id Cfcifcaa work. Goto, s'od&i at)4 ^af.kl? \

T Hand made lace and lace goods. i

Artistic articles of mother of pearls. . ,

8

. Artistic articles of Horns, Bone and Conch

Shell.

SQ Buttons and studs (other than of metal, plastic, glass).

J

11 , Bangles other than those df glass and plastic.

!*> . Artistic handbags, Belts, Caps, and Headgears j at materials other than plastic or lather, ,

13

j Articles of beads, wall and other typcs of '

14 , As?i-trays fitted with alunitnmm nnd lac deco- ' rated with p!aw hepds nnd chaUons. '

3.5

. Raksha bandhan made from imitation zari, '

plastic sponges, etc.

Ifl . Malas and ioecklaces using natural seeds nnd !

mtfs.

I) . .-\rtistk¹ Ernpfy cafd-board[wocd fewellery

boxes Bned with an silk or velvet. J

18. Imitation Zari. ~|

19. Silver Ztri. 20. Fabrics In the making oi embroidery of which

silver or silver zari has been used.

* Export will be allowed a" provided under OGL, 3.

21. Deleted

'

ilver Jewellery :

tl S

1. Silver jewellery including costume jewellery

2. Silver fitigroo

Note : Manufactures and Product! having dives- as an ingredient and not covered by S. No. 77(iii) above are banned for export vide S. No. 72 of Part *A\

Deleted

]

78.

79. Deleted

to. Iron and Steel, otner man oasi Iron pipes and fittings i—

1. Deleted

2. Ingots

3, Deleted

4. Rolled Structural Sections

3. Hoi rolled plates/sheets/strlps

Export equalised under OGL-4 (See Aanexure I)

6. Cold rolled Bheets/strlpa/couY

7. Galvanised corrugated/plain sheet..

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 \ to 1 Alloy Steels covered by S. No. 41 (xviii) of j

No

Part 'A' is banned for export

12. Light rails (20 kgs. or less)

Bxport allowed only as a part ot a composite export contract for complete rail network on decanalised basis 13. Fish Plate. 14. Window, door and ventilator sections. 15. Rods and bars made out of imported billets.

Licenced freely. Export will be allowed as provided under OGL 3. Export will be allowed as provided under OG1-3 Note : Export of 'BRIGHT STEEL BARS AND SHAFTINGS' will be allowed on de-controEed basis direct by the Customs Authorities with- out any licenstog formalities.

Fcrro Alloys i

81.

]

(i) Forro manganese slag

I

(ii) Ferro manganese (Other than* ferro man- ganese containing loss than 0.05 per cent carbon) silica manganese

Jf Export canalised under OGL-4 (See Annenure 1). 1

i.iii Ferro Chrome (.Other than ferro chrome containing loss than 0.03 per cent carbon and nitrogen bearing) silica chrome

(Iv) Ferro Bilicon (v) Ferro-tiUnium

j i J

(vi) Ferro alloys other than those specified in

Export not allowed.

(i), (ii), (ill), (Iv) and (v) above

82. Deleted

83. ] ⁷errous Scrap, the following :

(i) C. 1. Skull Scrap

(ii) Rejected/Broken ingot mould and

Bottom plate scrap

(Hi) Mill Scale Scrap

(iv) Cast Iron Chilled roll scrap

Export caaalbod under OGL-4 (Sea Aaimure ()- (v) Tool and Alloy Steal Scrap (excluding stalnte-M stool and high speed ste;l scrap)

(vi) Cobalt bearing high apeed (teel scrap

(vii) Oiindings of high speed steel

(viii) Turnings and borings of high speed steel

1 j

Not 3 ! Categories other than those specified in (i) to (viii) above are banned vide S. 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, circles etc.) extrusions (tubes, pipes, sections, rods other than EC Grade wire rods|alloy rods) and foils allowed freely.

4. Export of Aluminium alloys-unwrought

allowed 'On Merits'.

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

62 GI/84—14

83. Non-ferrous metals and alloys ua-wrought not ihown elsewhere in the Schedule,

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

(J) Nickel Cadmium battery scrap

(ii) Stellite

(Hi) Platinum scrap

(iv) Nickel scrao excluding!nickel pellets

(v) Nichrome Scrap (vl) Scrap of other metals

87. Metallurgical residues i.e. drosses; skimming slags, ashes, slim* and flue dust (other than those of gold and "ilver):—

(a) Containing less than 15 per cent of free metal content : .

"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 ".he ncrap is imported back into India.

Export will be allowed freely on the condition that after refining and reshaping full 100 per cent lea¹? ic- 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 condition* :

(i) the free metal content in the metaUurgica] 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 residue! is leii than 15 per cent by weight and the same it In a finely dis- persed condition and 100 per cent chemical composition of the residue. A nieve of 1/6" mesh is to be used by the Analyst and the fact to be mentioned in the analytical report;

(ili) no foreign exchange will bo allowed for re- import of the refined and/or for re-import of the refining and other charge* ate. and that luch charges will be paid by the ex- porters ID the shape of metallurgical residues refined metal. Import of the refined metal will be subject to Issue of a CC.P. by the concerned port licensing authority j

(iv) The foreign exchange earned from the tale of metallurgical residues/refined metal ab- road will be brought back Into India j

fv) The exporter observe! the G.R, Form pro- cedure of the Reserve Bank of India and with the 3rd Copy of the O.R. Form, a cer- tificate of final weight preliminary and final report of away, together wish the final lettlement of accounts from tho refinei should also be forwarded by Iho exporter to the Reserve Bank of India.

.1071 2 3 (b) Containing 15 per cent or more of free metal content.

88.

89,

RaiJway Wagons, passenger Coaches and loco- motives. Motor vehicles and parts thereof (excluding old scrap parts), tne following:—

(i) Motor vehicles namely lorries, motor mioi- buses, Vans and chassis for the same, (il) Imported motqr vehicle parts.

Hi) Trucks

-\ (

iv) Tractors

( (

(v) Ciiant size tyres and tubei

\

(vi) Deleted

Aircraft end parts and accessories thereof.

90.

Arms and Ammunition and Military stores other than sharp edged weapons viz., khukriet, ldrpani" kris, hunting knives, swords etc. :—

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

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

(iii) Military Stores.

Footballs

92.

D'clejtcd.

93.

Deleted.

94.

Export not allowed.

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

Export will be allowed a" provided under OGL-3.

Export allowed as provided under OGL-3, Export of Imported motor vehicle parts not covered under OGL- 3 is allowed on licensed freely basis subject to preshJp- ment inspection by Export Inspection Council.

Expoit will bo allowed as provided under OGL-3.

1. Aircraft spare parti, component* and acces- sories when exported by airlines | operators both Indian as well ti foreign—for repairi! overhaul on returnable basis—export will be allowed ei provided under OGL-3. 2. In all other eases export will be allowed "On merits".

(i) Export will be allowed a* provided undor OGL-3,

(il) Export will be allowed "On Meriti".

(ill) "On Meriti",

Export of Replicas of Antique weapon* 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 aims and correspond to (he •ample Inspected by the Director of Inspec- tion, Deptt, of Defence Production. A copy of the application will be tent simultaneously to (i) The District Magistrate and (11) The Superintendent of Police In whose Jurisdic- tion the Intended place of export Is situated.

Export allowed ai provided under OOL-3.

Export allowed within a limltod ceding on first-come, flrit-i'srvod basis

. Gold Jewellery

95

96. Gum Rosin

Sodium Chloride IP|BP|GRlEPC grade 97.

. Coconut, the following :—-

98.

(i) Dehusked Coconut Whole

(U) Coconut protein and Coconut honey

(in) Coconut flour (iv) Desiccated Coconut

, Cotton Linters

99,

). Deleted

IOC

101

.. Deleted.

1W

10:

Export allowed by endorsement of Shipping Bills by the port licensing authorities against the Gold Jewellery Export Replenishment Scheme.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGIXJ

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

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

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

3. Merchant Exporters |Export Houses shall produce a certificate from the actual manufacturers thai Sodium Chloride exported is of IP|BP Grade or GRJEPC Grade.

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling subject to minimum f.o.b. value of Rs 24/- per kg.

Export will be allowed as provided under OGL-3.

V Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling.

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

^luAd- \ Export will be allowed within a limited ccilling on first- I. Deleted J. Writing and Printing Paper including A tissue paper below 34 GSM, excluding made paper.

I, Surgical dressings

!. Frozen Animal Semen.

10!

i. Sea weeds, all types.

10(

r come, first-served basis

Export will be allowed as provide under OGL 3.

"On MeriU".

Export will be allowed within a limited ceiling".

ANNEXURE I

fjtf of fttrtu txport of which is canaUstd

al Item

CanaMlg Agency

Remarkt

t.

E.T.C.

Clasdficatloi

Serf Nc

2

9

4

3

1

NAPED

1.

Onloai

B-loXtt

HPS groundnut! . .

NAFED

2.

8-23(0

NAFED

Sesame S*"d

B~23(ili)

OQlrA

3.

B-23(lv)

NAFEI5

4.

Niger Seed

Deletfd

5.

Castor oil whtu exported to Rupee payment

6

fi-Jl(lii)

Areas .

,

State Trading Corporation

OOL-4

Sugar . . , . ,.

B-33(l)

7.

State Trading Corporation

OOL-4

OOL-4

8. Molasses . . . . ..

State Trading Corporation

B-33

9.

Deleted

OGL-4

f

10. Cement . , . , .

B-44 ^

(i) State Trading Corporation

(If) Engineering Projects (India) Ltd. only for use la

construction Projects undertaken by thorn In

Foreign Countries.

L

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation

OGL-4

II.

H-45CIU

(i) iron ore except iron ore of Ooa origin whoa

exported to Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and

West Europe.

Kudreroultb Iron Ore Co. Ltd.

OQL-4

(ii) Export of Iron ore ooncentrates prepared by

beucficlation and/oi concentration of low

grade ore containing 40"^ or less Fe pro-

duced by Kudrcmukb Iron On Co. Ltd.

12.

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation

OGL-4

Manganese Ores (excluding Chemically

Processed Manganese Di-oxlde

B-45(v)

OOL-4

Minerals & Metal] Trading Corporation

13.

B-43(sHl)

Chromo ores and concentrate* othot than thow

Included In Part A.

14.

B-46(li)'

(0 Processed mica Including tnloa block*, mlo"

films and spUtlngn of all grades and variotlot,

oxoludins manufactured and fabricated mioa.

OGL-4

Mica Trading Corporation of India Limited

B-46{III) -

(II) Mica waste (indudlngi factory onttlaoi) %n<\

scrap which fa obtained by piooaulng mica

and which because of size and colour Ii con-

sidered bolowtJiotpac'fltN'iOTH of p r o w wd

mica.

15.

J ri- B-47(i)

MMTC

OOL-4

Coal and Coke (except carbonised lignite b

quottes (Loco).

'16.

Indian Oil Corporation

OOL-4

s, B-48

All Petroleum products Including lubricant

greases and crude oil

Polythytone (LD) , .

If.

Indian Petrochemical Corporation Ltd.

. B49(17)

OGL-4

18.

Lemongrau oil . . ..

. B-52

State Trading Corporation

OGL-4

19.

B-55

OOL-4

National Film Development Corporation

(1) Exposed cinematographic film (feature films) including sal* of video Rights of Indian feature films, excluding low budget 1'caLurc film' (pKulucud ai a cost not exceed- ing Rs. 20 lakha)

(il) Videotaped cinema fllnw (Inclnding

cassettes)

Stale Trading Corporation

B-39

20. All cit"god"s of leiniprooaa.wd hlj^s a aJ skim including El tanned and wet bluo hides and sklus und crust leather.

B-71(i)

(i) Raw jute, mesta ao,1 jute cutting excluding

OGL-4

Jute Corporation "'f India

21.

caddies.

State Trading Corporation

OQL-4 (ii) Jute Cirpet backing cloth when exported B-71(ii)

21.

to countries in Noi th America

22.

Handicrafts and Handlooms Exports Corpora lion

of India Limited.

B-7J

Woollen Knitwears other than of Olive Oreen Shade exported at prices below the minimum export price as indicated under S N o. 66 of OOL. 3.

B-76

State Trading Corporation

OGL-4

23. Footwear-closed leather shoos nol covered by S, No. 67 OGL-3

24. Iron and Steel, other than cast Iron pipes and fitting!

. . . ..

-B-80

Steel Authority of India Limited

OOL-* 1. Deleted . 2. Ingot* . . .. - 3. Deleted . . . .. 4. Rolled Structural sections . . .. 5. Hot rolled plates/sheets strips 6. Cold rolled sheets/strips coils 7. Galvanised corrugated/plain sheets 8. Rails and Rolled Bearing Plate Bars , 9. Carbon, Silloo manganese/Chrome Vanadium spring steel la all categories other than wire rods

0. Salphur bearing free cutting steels to any

1

category*

I

1. Railway Wheels, Aide*, Tyres and/or com- plete wheel sett Pressed Steel Sleepers.

Fcrro-Alloys

23.

(i) Ferro-raanaaticse slag . . .. (Ii) Fewc-manganeae (other than ferrc-mah-

s a n ue containing less than 0.05 per cent carbon/silica manganese) •

1

Steel Authority of India Llmlud

B-81

(111) Ferto- Chrome (other than ferro-ohrome containing less than 0.03 per oent carbon and nitrogen bearing/silica chrome)

(i>) Ferro-silicon (v) Ferro-tiUtuum. ,

Ferrous Scrap

26.

(I) C.I. skull scrap . . .. (il) Rejeoted/brokou ingot mould and bottom

plate scrap (Hi) Mill scale scrap (Iv) Cast Iron ohilled roll scrap (v) Tool and alloy steel scrap (excluding •B4i

OQL-4

M^tul Scrap Tiado Corporation

gtalntuss steel and high speed steel scrap!

(vi) Cobalt bearing high speed stool scrap (vil) Griodlngs of high *peed steel .

(vU) Turning* and borings of high speed steel

B-68

Projeots Equipment Corporation

OOL-4 27. Railway wagons, passengers OOAOIMI and looo- motlvei

Ill

ANNEXURE II

The policy for export of Wood and Timber shall bo as

under :

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

ihe following definitions will be adopted :

(i) "Timber" means, logs, rough squared or In the round

Including Stumps ;

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

in the ground after felling ;

(iii) "Sawn timber" means beams, planks, rcepers, rafters, fence posts or poles, sleepers or scantling fashioned from timber, whether seasoned or not, in the round or crossed conditions, whatever be the manner of sawing as laid down in the Indian Standards Specification No. 1707-1776 ; and

(iv) Processed timber means timber other than those in log or sawn sizes and includos(a) veneer (maximum thickness 5 mm), plywood, coreboard, particle board and such other factory made products (b) items of furniture door and window frames, door handles, wooden parts of musical instruments and other con- sumer or industrial items in assembled or knocked down condition and blank having a maximum cross section of 4 sq. inch and maximum length 3 ft. excluding blanks of Sandalwood (Note: Export, of Tokobashira and blanks of Sandalwood will not be allowed).

3. Export of the species of wood and timber included at S. No. 33 of Part 'A', Schodule I to the E(C)O, 1977 shall not be allowed.

4. Sandalwood in tho form of dust, chips, flakes and

powder will be allowed freely under OGL-3.

4A. Red Sanders Wood in tho form of Chips will be allowed under OGL-3 on production of a Certificate of Origin as follows, for acquiring Red Sanders Wood and accounting for the quan- tities consumed in the manufacture of chips at the time of export :—

(a) In rosp ct of Red Snndofs Wood emanating from Andhra Pradesh, Certificate of Origin to bo issued by the Chief Conservator of Forests, Andhra Pradesh, Certificate given by any other authority will not bo accepted.

(bj In respect of Red Sanders Wood emanating from Tamil Nadu, Certificate of Origin to be issued by the Chief Conservator of Forests, Tamil Nadu. Certificate given by any other authority will not be acccptod.

5. Processed limber of all species, except Red Sanders Wood will be allowod under OGL-3 to all permissible destinations. However, processed timber made out of Rod Sanders Wood will also be allowed under OGL-3 on production of a certifi- cate of origin as follows, for acquiring Red Sanders Wood for manufacture of processed timber:—•

(a) In respect of Red Sanders Wood emanating from Andhra Pradesh, Certificate of Origin to be issued by the Chief Conservator of Forests, Andhra,Pradesh. Certificate given by any other authority will not bo accepted.

(b) In respect of Red Sanders Wood emauating from Tamil Nadu, Certificate of Origin to be issued by the Chief Conservator of Forests, Tamil Nadu. Certificate given by any other authority will not be accepted.

6. Export of Bamboo shall not be allowod vide Sl. No.

33(iii) of Part 'A' Schedule-I to the E(QO, 1977.

ANNEXURE HI

(111) Other fabricated mica will, however be permitted only at an FAS price equal to four times the price applicable to.

Price schedules showing F.A.S.I/.O.B. prices of difftrtnt

varlttksjgrades and qualities i>/ mica and other conditions ap-

plicable to their export

The minimum f.n.s./f.o.b. prices of different varieties, grades, nnd qualities of mica shall be as shown In Annexure A to E end their export shall tw subject to the conditions ihown In Annexures F and G.

2. Export of Strip mica cut plates, breadth of which la not more than 1/3 of the length, shall be a'Jawod at PAS price equal to sit times the price applicable to the STC size and variety of mica used In th" manufacture of the exported product.

Expos t of -

(i) StovJ plate* and Discs ;

(U) Punched \Y*"bcr" ; and

STC size and variety of mica used In the manufacture of Stained B and better quality exported product.

Grade and variety of mica used In the manufacture of H.Sk and below quality exported product.

There will, however, bo no premium for thickneu of any of these Items.

Export of condenser cut plates will be permitted only at an f.a.s. price equal to 5} times the price applicable to STC size and quality of mica used in the manufacture of exported product when the area of the cut plate is below 1J or 805 sq. mm. and 5 times when the area of the cut plate 1J or 805 sq. m n. and above

ANNKXURG 'A'

Minimum F.A.S. and P.O.B. prices of Mica Blocks (.Grade Numbers 2 and up Including specifiedpattern)

(QSM)

CL & SS

F.S.

osro

Oradc

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

PAS FOB

i

4 S

8 9 2 3

" r

3.O.E.E. Spl,

3,568". 75 7,182.87

4,485.95 5,786.22

9.281.23 H.971.46

8,043,73 10,375.26

3,712.50 4.788.38

[> E.E. Spl

6.1S7 50 T.980.97

4,331.25 5.386.68

5,568.75 7,182.37

2,784.38 3.391.44

5.2M 23 6.747.53

BE Spl.

4,331.23 3,386.68

3,403.13 4,389.54

4.021 88 5.18T 64

2.163.63 2,793.3 J

Bx- Spl.

3,248 43 4.190.03

2.784.38 3.591.44

Special

2,454,38 3,163 69

1,588 13 2.048.46

2.B87 JO 3.714.43

2.021,25 2,607.12

508.20 655.30

1,097 74 1,415.02

686-07 884.93

1.646.57 2.123 83

557 45 719.03

1.1 tl 70 1.413 "H

412 93 532 62

808 37 1.042 68

STD "B"

STTD 1

STD -A'

FAS FOB

FAS FOB 12 13

' 10 11

FAS FOB 14 15

2,784.38 3,591.44

O.O.E.E. Spl.

3.588 73 4,628.96

2.010.93 2,502.83

O.E.E. Spl.

2,939.07 3,790.97

2,010.95 2.593.83

1,173.63 1.516.39

2,0iq.95 2.593.83

1.392.20 1,795.73

E.E. Spl.

928 13 1.197 13

1,546.88 1.995 23

1.082.82 1,196.68

E". ipl

680.63 877.91

153 00 1.489.78

693 00 893,87

Special

433,13 558.6T

1

431 97 537.18

304 92- 393.30

233 06 303.19

350.19 432.T3

2

209.63 270,42

152.46 196.63

• • — - —— •

DS

HS

CU

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

959.07 1.237.06

* • 4 ft 1,392.20 1.795.73

O.O.B.E. Spl.

680.63 877.91

* * * • O.E.B. Spl

928 13 1.19T 13

• • * •

464.0T 398.38

618 T) T98.10

B.B. 8p>.

IM 07 308.38

309.33 399.06

' *

• * Ex, Spl.

202.13 260.72

311 63 4O9.T0

• •

• • Special

112 48 145.08

138 83 204 8T

447.22 3T6.8I

1

83 78 110.64

108 01 139.33

313.43 440.3R

2

62 GT/84—15

Spotted H

Spoiled 1

Oi ten BQ ur KuDy 0(4

QJCVII LL 'Jf K\xb] AQ

PAS FOB

PA9 FOB

FAS FOB

FAS POB

306.30 395.08

340.32 ' 438.96

O.O.E.E. Special

3,588.75 4,628.96

2,010.95 2,593.83

O.B.B. Special

^,yj9 07 3,790. <"7

1.175.63 1,516.JV

245 03 316.05

217.80 280 93

158.81 204.84

181.50 234.11

928.13 1,197.15

B.B. Special .

2.010.95 2,593.83

130.46 168,2t

147.48 190.23

1,546.88 1,995.25

280.63 877.91

Ex. Special

124.79 160.96

107.78 130.02

433.13 558.68

Special .

1,155.00 1,489.78

87.93 113.42

196.35 253.26

7",41 102.40

, 344,05 433.77

1

68.06 87.79

59.55 7$.Sl

120.71 1554.70

241.08 310.96

Red Copper Std, n

Washer Mica

Red Copper Std. I

F AS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

278.45 359.16

247,50 319.24

O.O.E.B. Special

204.20 263.39

182.82 235.81

O.E.E. Special

128.9] 166.28

262.84 337.49

141.81 182 91

E.E. Special

106.56 129.71

113.44 146.32

E*. Special

178.68 230.57

Special

90.25 116.41

T7.35 99,77

111.17 143.39

51.06 65.87

I*

59 53 76 81

65.60 84.61

51.0

39.Tl 51.23

2 .

30.05 64.56

F.S.

OS(M)

aso)

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

631. $6 753.72

451.25 538.45

3

322.44 384.75

238.87 285.03

483.23 576.60

345.29 412.01

4

246.62 294.28

182,69- 217.99

i

362.20 432.19

259.12 309.19

184.96 220.70

137.02 163.50

2d8.63 225.08

264.00 315.01

51 . . .

135.66 161.87

100.49 119.91

93.83 111.97

78.14 93.24

6

65.20 77.80

48.29 57.63

42.60 50 .-83

T

36.74 43.84

30.71 36.64

J2.77 27.14

Std. 'A'

Std. I

Std. B

HS FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

203.04 242.27

114.18 136.24

3 . . ..

91.36 J09.01

63.94 76.30

153.29 185.30

95.93 114.46

4

79.93 95.38

54.80 65 40

115.90 138,39

73.36 89.03

3 . . ..

37.08 68.11

41.10 49.04

85.43 101.94

59.38 V0.83

41.10 59.04

JJ .

27.41 32,71

34.2 40.83

18.68 22.20

6 . . ..

12.94 14.44

9.08 610.83

28.04 32.46

14.37 17.13

7 . . .

10.70 12.77

7,43 8.8T

Gram CL I

DS

Qrwn CL 11 i.r Ruby AC

| Green BQ or Ruby

BQ FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

. 4,

3

47.45 56.62

170.70. 203.69

131.32 156.70

68.51 81.57

4 . . ..

37.08 • 44.21

143.40 171.11

110.29 131.60

59.58 V0.83

3

27.17 32.32

112.69 134.47

86.69 103.44

45.67 54.50

5J . . ..

13.38 15.97

88.76 105.91

68.28 81.47

33.13 39.53

6 . . ..

3.28 3.91

29.9) 35.69

23.00 27.44

11.50 13.72

7 . . ..

2.87 3.42

17.77 21.20

13."6 16.30

6.48" 7.7J

Spotted I

Spotted II I

led/Copper Std. 1

Washer Mica

Red/Copper Std.n

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

45.28 54.03

32.94 39.31

3 .

37.04 44.20

24.71 , 29.48

28.82 34.39

37.04 44.21

4 . ..

30.88 36.84

24.71 29.48

20.59 24.38

21.62 23.80

26.76 31.93

22.64 27.01

18.33 22.11

3 . ..

14.41 17.19

15.86 18.92

17.50 20.88

13.38 15.97

11.34 13.53

51 . ..

8.23 9.82

8.04" 9.59

4.32 5.15

3.28 3.91

6 . . .

2.16 2.38

1.84 2.20

1.96 2.34

2.87 3.42

2.87 3.42

* * • t

7 . ..

• " • *

• t •

Specific Sizes,

Grade

Std. I

FS

Std.A

Std. B

GS(M)

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

36.18 67.07

49.33 58.86

37.69 44.97

30 83 36.79

U' dia or 38 mm

11' dia or 34.5 mm .

25.69 30.63

20.36 24.53

49.33 58.86

30 83 36.79

1'xll* .

20.56 24.53

23.00 27.44

U'dia or 31 MM .

* * • •

• • * *

39.96 47.68

17.78 21.22

37.09 44.26

It dia or 28.6 mm .

20.85 24.88

16.17 19.29

' m

r *

35.95 42.90

19.70 23.51

1 1/16'dia or 27 mm

13.66 16.30

,34.22 40.83

18.68 22.29

1' dia or 25 mm

12.94 13.44

..

32.4] 38.67

15'/16'dlaor24mm.

17.24 20.37

12.22 14.5S

HS

Green CL Ruby 11A

LQ Green BQ Ruby BC

FAS FOB

FAS FOB.

FAS . FOB H'dia or 38 mm . .. .. * ..

18.83 22.49

43.33 51.70

22.28 26.59

33.43 42,30

ll'dlaor 34.5 mm .

17.14 20.43

18.85 22.49

17.14 20.43

5/8'xll*

33.43 42.30

18.8] 22.49

14.01 16.72

It dia or 31 mm . ..

26.46 31.37

14.37 17.13

It dia or 28.6 mm .

11.69 13.93

H/16'dia or 27 mm .. ..

10.13 12.09

24.37 29.32

12.94 13.44

8.58 10.24

1* 41a or 25 mm

15/16'dto or 24 mm .

8.58 10.24

23.00 27.44

11.50 13.72

STRIP MICA

CL & SS

P.S.

G.S.I.

Grad"

F.A.S. F.O.B.

F.A.S. F.O.B.

F.A.S. l£d.B.

Breadth

* • • *

... '

Ltngth

lOTLTll'or

230MMTLT275MM

• * Mi.

Do.

1237.50 1596.19

1546.88 1995.25

* * * *

ll'TLT12for

1546.88 1995.25

275 MM TLT 300 MM

Do.

rTLT2'or

23MM TLT 50 MM

2* and Up or

50 MM and Up

1* TLT 2* or .

25 MM TLT 50 MM

2' and Up or

• • 4 *

-

2165.63 2793.35

Mf\ * *• % MT

J * T

< m • • •

• • • •

2165.63 2793.35

12* TLT 13' or

300 MM TLT 325 MM

50 MM and Up .

1' TLT 2* or .

25 MM TLT 50 MM .

Do.

2* and Up or

• • * • •

• m

, B

2784.38 3591.44

JO MM and Up

• •

•# 2784.38 3591.44 13 TLT 14 or 325 MM TLT 350 MM

Do

• •

3712.50 4788.58

1 TLT 2 or . •

25 MM TLT 50 MM .

"2* find TTn nr

50 MM and Up

1' TLT 2* or

¹ * •

3712.50 4788 58

14* TLT 15* or

350 MM TLT 375 MM

• • • *

Do.

4*40.63 5985.74

23 MM and Up ,

2* and Up or . ,

50 MM and Up

Sptcffie Sizes

• • • " *

4 ' x 4'    .      .     ..                                                              *.               ..                 *  •
6 * x 6#    .      .     ..                                                              >•               ..                 • •
T l / 2 *x Or  .                        •       •      •       •      •                  .,              .,
 ICKCIt.                                •       *      •       •      •

1443.75 1862.23

2887.50 3724.45

6806.25 8779 07

9281.25 1197.46

C.S.M.

S.T.D.'A*

S.T.D.I.

Grade

F.A.S. F.O.B.

F.A.S. F.O.B.

F.A.S. F.O.B.

Ungth

Bnadth

974.55 1257.03

835.32 1077.44

584.73 754.22

10* TLT 11* or

250 MM TLT 275 MM

Do.

l ' T L T r or

25 MM TLT 50 MM

2* and Up or

1299.38 1T576.01

1113.75 1436.57

714.68 921.83

1299.38 1676.01

1113.75 1436.57

812.12 1047.52

^n VfVf nnH TTn

vu JVLM ana up

l-TLT2'or

11' TLT 12* or

734 MM TT T inn \*\A

9< VfrVyf TT f

Do.

1786.67 2304.54

1531.43 1975.32

1136.97 1466.51

12* TLT 13' or

2* and Up or

50 MM and UD

l'TLT2'or .

1786.67 2304.54

1531.43 1975.32

1136.97 1466.53

300 MM TLT 325 MM

2273.93 2933.04

1949.07 2514.02

po.

1624,23 2095.03

2273.93 2933.04

1949,07 2514.02

1624.23 2095.03

IT TLT 14* or

325 MM TLT 350 MM

DO.

2923.60 3771.02

2505.95 3232.31

1949,07 2514.02

25 MM TLT 50 MM .

2* and Up or

50 MM and Up

l ' T L T l ' or .

25 MM TLT 50 MM .

2* and Op or

50 MM and Up

2923.60 3771.02

2505 95 3232 11

1349.07 2514.02 14' TLT 15* or 350 MM TLT 375 MM

DO.

3753.71 4818.52

3202.05 4130.18

2598.75 3352,01

1' TLT 2* or

25 MM TLT 50 MM

V and Up or

50 MM and Up .

Specific Slztj

1240.33 1599.84

2425.50 3128.54

• • .. "• • ..

1063.13 1371.28 2979 00 7fUt1 M • " ' •uu 49O1.OJ

. . ..

• * ..

4'x4'

S'x6' .

71/TxClr. .

yxQr

•

—.— . ^

D.S.

•CX.I.

S.T.D. *M

RS.

Grtdi

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

Bvcadth

309,38 399,06

371,25 478.86

* 10* TLT 11'01 Z50 MM TLT 273 MM

402.20 518,73

493.00 633.48

Do.

402.20 518.78

495.00 638.48

••

1* TLT 2' or

23 MM TLT

50 MM

2' and UP or

SO MM md Up

1' TLI r or

13 MM TLT

50 MM

11' TLT 12' or

275 MM TtT

100 MM , ™

525.95 678,40

680.63 877.91

Do.

2' and -Up or

50 MM and Up

680.63 $77.91

325.93 678,40

680.63 877."l

9"28.13 1197.13

12" TLT 13' o(

300 MM TLI

323 MM

Do.

1 680.63 877.91

928.13 1197.1:

928.13 1197.15

1392.20 1795.73

• • • •

13' TLT 14* or

323 MM TLT

150 MM

Do

..

1 928.13 1197.15

1392.20 1795.73

14' TLI 15" ot iN, MM TLI i7j MM

1* TLT 2* of

23 MM TLT

30 MM

2' and Up or

50 MM and Up

1' TLT r or

25 MM TLT

50 MM

2' and Up ot

50 MM and Up

I* TUT V or

23 MM TLT

50 MM

Do

1392^20 1795.73

2* and Up or

1856.23 2394.29

••"

30 MM and up

Specific

..

I ' nC S' x .4' ?i* Cir "' Or

Green CL or

OreoD BO

Ruby 'BQ'

Spotted I

Ruby 'AQ'

Grade

F.A.S. F.O.B.

F.A.S. F.O.B.

RAJS. F.O.B.

Breadth

Length

371.25 478.86

833.32 1077.44

• • • *

10* TLT 11* or

230 MM TLT 275 MM

1113.75 1436.57

495.00 638.48

• * * •

Do.

495.00 638.48

U13.75 1436.57

U' TLT 12'or

275 MM TLT 300 MM

Do.

. - 1531.43 1973.32

680.63 877.91

• • • *

4 * • *

680.63 877.91

1331.43 1973.32

12'TLT 13* w

300 MM TLT 323 MM

1' TLT 2' or

25 MM TLT 50 MM

V and Up or

50 MM BDd Up

1* TLT Y 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

1949.07 2314.02

928,13 1197.15

Do,

928.13 1197.13

1949.07 2314.02

" * "t 13* TLT 14' or 123 MM TLT 350 MM

1392.20 1795.73

• • ••

2503.95 3232.31

Do.

1329.:0 1795.73

* • * *

2305.95 3232.31

14' TLT 13' or

350 MM TLT 373 MM

• • • •' Do.

3200.63 4128,33

1856.23 2394.29

S(\ MM Hnri 1 In

1* TLT T or

23 MM TLT 50 MM

2' and Up or

50 MM and Up

1* TLT r or

23 MM TLT 50 MM

2* and Up or

30 MM and UD

Sptcffie Sites

• •

t "

1063.13 1371.28

2079.00 2681.61

"'>**'

fut'

•"-** Clr.

9*Ur.

Washed Mica-

Red/Copp"r Std. II

RedyCopper Std. I

Spotted II

Grade

P.A.S. F.O.B

F.A*S, F.O.B.

F.A.S. P.O.B.

F.A.S. F.O.B.

breadrh

Length

T *

* * • *

* • ••

10"TLTH'or

250 MM TLT

275 MM

1' TLT 2* or

25 MM TLT

50 MM

Do.

2' and Up or

50 MM and Up

'4

• • • *

• • • •

**

-

* •

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.

"* n

l * *

* * 11

2' and Up or

50 MM and Up

•*

" * • <

1' TLT 2* or

25 MM TLT

50 MM

13' TLT 14' or

325 MM TLT

350 MM

1 ' ' + •

• • * 1

DO.

2" and Up or

50 MM and Up

14'TLT 15' or

350 MM TLT

375.MM

1' TLT 2* or

25 MM TLT

50 MM

1

' ** ""

Do.

2* and Up or .

50 MM and up

Spec

ificSlui

• m

• "

4 ' x 4' .

• • •> * • *

i

* •

* •

I • * • V

* • • •

6'x6* . .

•

*f

•*

* • • • •

7-1/2' Car.

fe • • • •

** • * * * • • • *

• • "i

• • • *

S>'Or. .

Note—for mica strips 15' and longer in widths of 1' TLT be loss than tho corresponding grade prloe such "s for OOEES

V and 2' and up the prices are left to be settled between the OEES, etc. as tho caw may be. It will also not be less than tin

buyers and sellers, provided, howevor, that these prices shall not price for the TLT 15* in width of 2' and up

2.33 per cone of the supply must conform to the special

raago ranges of thicks esu.

vA) SPECIAL A D D i r t O NS TO MINIMUM P.A.a. PKIGto

fOR BLOCKS BASED ON THICKNESS, THE NORMAL i

THICKNESS OF BLOCK MICA IS 7 MILS A ND ABOVE

(B) SPECIAL ADDITIONAL PRICES FOR BLOCK MICA

SELECTED TO CUT SPECIFIED PATTERNS

I Orders requiring supply of Block Mica In thickness 10 mill

"nd above [5% additional premium of the price of the grade

"nd quality required in addtion to the minimum F.A.S. price

of the grade and quality shall be charged.

Nora—These additional are applicable only to BLOCK MICA

in all qualities fot grades No. 5 and up.

Normal Square inch art a of Block Affco

Aroa la

1. (a) Orders requiring supply of block mica In thickness 8

rail* and above, 10 per cent additional premium of the price of

the grade and quality required in addition to the minimum PAS

price of the grade and quality shall be charged.

Grade Designation

Area In sq. inches.

Metrio system.

(Sq. cm.)

O.O.H.B. Special

O.E.E. Special

E.E Special

E. Special

Special

2. For orders requiring supply of Block Mica split aad gauged

accurately In one mil thickness, range (Such as 7-8, 8-9, 9-10

10-11, or 0,175-0, 20,0 2 to 0 325, 0.223 to 0,25 the minimum

F.A.S. price for such Block Mica shall be 40 per cent higher

than the minimum P.A.S. price of the grade and quality required

to be supplied PROVIDED that order is placed In at least 4

consooutfvc thickness and provided that order for one thickness

shall not exceed 40 per oent of the total older- la oaso an order

l.i plaoed for less than 4 consecutive thiokneas, the price snail be

30 per cent higher than the minimum F.A.S. price of the grade

and quality to be supplied, subject to the limitation provided to

para 3(a) below, relating to order for one or two ONE mil

range split and gauged mica Blocks.

100 and above

80 TLT 100

60 TLT 80

48 TLT 60

36 TLT 48

24 TLT 30

15 TLT 24

10 TLT U

6TLT 10

3 T L TS

21TLT 3

1T-LT2J

0.73 T Lf 1

645.2 and aV>ve

516.1 TLT 645.2

382.1 TLT 516.J

309.7 TLT 382.1

232.3 TLT 309.7

154.8 TLT 2 J2.3

96.8 TLT 134.8

64.3 TLT 96.82

38.7 TLT 64,3

19.4 TLT 38.7

14.5 TLT 19.*

6.4 TLT 14.5

4.8 TLT 6.4

1 2 3 4 3 51 6 T

3. For orders requiring supply of Block Mica Split and gauged

accurately In 2 mils or 3 mil* thickness ranges, the minimum

F.A.S. price shall be calculated on the following basis i—

(a) For orders in 3 or more 2 mil or 3 mil ranges (such ai

7 - 9 , 8 - 1 0 , 1 0 - 1 2 . 1 2 - 15 rnfls or 0.2-0, 25-0.3 mm <-tc

30 per cent higher than the minimum F.A.S. price ol ihe

grade provided that such order for no one thickness shall

exceed 50 per cent of the total order.

(b) For orders In TWO 2 or 3 mil radges 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.

N O I B— 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'

dla, (or Its equivalent In metrio system) for price calcu-

lation of areas falling between 1.5 to less than 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 which 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 fox the next higher grade.

(c) For orders In only ONE one or two mil range of thickness

(E.G. 7 - 9, 8 " 1 0, 9 - 1 1, 1 0 - 1 2, Or 8-9, 9-10 etc.)

75 per cent higher than the minimum P.A.S. price.

(d) For orders in only one throo mil range of thickness such

Bxample—STC 2* x 3 }' makes "" triw of 7 sq. Inches or Its

equivalent is metrio 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.

aa 7 - 10 oi 9 - 1 2, 11 - 14 eto. the F.A.S. price for

such split and gauged mica shall be 30 per cent higher

than the F.A.S. price of the grade 6. 40 por cent higher

of the Grade 5J and 30 oer cent higher of the grade 3

and above

(b) All order* for SELECTED TO CUT MICA BLOCKS

of which the square Inch area (or its equivalent fa the

metric system) foil 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 plus 20 per c e nt

4. Fin orders requiring supply of Block Mica split and gauged

uorrectly in 4 mil range or thkknes* such as g—12 or 12—16

rail or 0^2-0.3,—©3—0.4, mm eto the minimum F.A.S. price

for luch shall be calculated as follows i~

(a) Pen urOei In only oWb mob 4 ot 3 mli fonge-23 per cent

hlghar thai) the Boot prioc of the grade.

(b) for onion In TWO taah 4 toll and or 3 mil rang*

higher than the floor price or the grade 1 3 per cent.

If "n order li placed for (apply Of mtai ipUl and gauged In •

Example-SRC 3' x 3' makes an area of 9 sq. In.hes, this b

also In Grade 4 but the area of this Selected-To Cut

pattern falls^wlthln the upper half of grade 4 i.e. above

8. M. Inches. The Price of this size of Selected-To Cut

Block Mica shall be the prioe of Grade 3 plus 20 per

Mot of Grade 3 of the quality called for.

tcXO STC Mica blook" of either The price of the pattern will

circular or rectangular pat- be the price of grade 3 of

tern of which tho sq. Inch the quality of Block plus

are* li from 2,2 sq. Inch or 10% of too §ama.

(19.48 iq. cm) to leu than

3 iq. Inch (ot 19.33 sq.

em).

*erie" of two ot mote thiekuoM, with • miaimuru jump of at lean

2 or more milt In • continuous thickness, ranging from 6 milt and

upwards up to including 15 mils, the floor price for such mica

shall be 15 per cent higher than the fljor of the grade and

quality to which the mica belongs, provided thit order for ona

thickrwss range shall not exoeed 40 per wm nor shall be less than

20 pel t"nt of 6 to 8 mils or 6 to 9 mib rauoe. Provided furthor

that against each delivery. In case of partial shipment of such

order, there must be proportionate shipment.of the order in all

thickness range* as far as possible.

(Cl) Bast* of calqularJon of ml- Price of grade 6 of the quality

S The premium baaed on thickness of block mica mentioned

attove will be further increased by the following percentages i—

Grade Si . . . .. 4071

OradeS .

Grade 4 owl op

, 3OJ3

23 %

N J M —1. These premia shall not apply to mica below^T mfli

nimum price for STC Bio- to which it belongs plus

clu of which the sq. Inch 10% of the price of grade 0

area It between 1 sq. Inch

(or 6.43 sq. cm) to less than PLUS

2.2. sqTlnch for (14.48 sq.

cm), exoept for STC sizes. 10 per oent for overy 0.1(1/

fof which separate prices 10 sq. Inch) area in exoes!

have been laid down la th" over 1 sq. Inch area upto

f-rade NotiAcatioa. decimal points (0.5) and

13% or above 0,3 sq. inch

except in cose where an order li placed for ojloa la

thickness of 6 mils in conjunction with mica of hlgrwr

thickness as per p an S.

Kxplanatorj notet on BlocKi Mica Minimum P.A.'M Price

i) The stipulation unuer

Fixation.

clauses(ii) *hnll apply frr

STC Blocks of qualities

stained 1 anddown and

for sta ined'A'-J nd better

(he price shall be of the

Grade No. 3i of rejpcc-

tive quality.

xample{l) i Order for STC I' s 7J* in S.T.L. 1. quality,

1. The STANDARD PHYSICAL MASTER SAMPLES

prepared by the erstwhile Mica Export Promotion Council in

oonsujtation with the Mica. Trade represents all the qualities

characteristics except "Waviness". The factor of wiviness

varies from country to country end oven from consumer to

consumer in the same country. Tho degree of Flatness required

also varies from applied tion to application. lu the light of the

above, factor of "Waviness" is teft open to be decided between

buyer and. seller.

Tho Drice will he aj follows I

NOTB—The "approved sample" may be in any of the follo-

wing forms 1

Rs. P (1) the sample approved by the foreign buyer and oarry- (a) Price of STC 1 No. 6 . . ". . 20.76 tng his seal and signature in token thereof] (b) 10 per cent extra

2.OS

(II) the sample Jointly sealed by the Export Inspection

Agency and the exporter, the replica of whloh has

been sent to the foreign buyer and duly approved

by hlmj

(III) the aa mple, submitted by the exporter declaring is

an approved sample of the buyer.

(c) tD percent entiM for ench 0.1 sq. inch excess

over 1 sq. inch up to 5 pMnts (0.3) and

abovaSpolatsW-SUhs r i te will be 13 %. The

area i d. 5 sq. inch thus excess Is 0.3 sq. inch

I.e., Rs. 2.076x3

. . 10.38 In random thickness per kg . . . ,13.22 xample(U) I Ordsr for STC I ' x 2' in STA. I qmllty. The price wll bo ns follows!

__ _ _ _ __ ^ ^ 2. All tnloas from 2 mils and above to less trt=m T mils In the Sialned A, O.S.(M) and better qualities iha!l be celled thin blocks or thins. They shall be alljwed to t>e exported If their price are at least equal to the price of ird qu lity Con- denser Films In the case of Stained A quality, ihe price of 2nd quality Condenser Films, In the case of O.S. (Mj quality and the price of 1st quality condenser Frlms, In the cnw of O.S. or higher qualities.

(a) Price of STD. 1 No. 6 . . . . 20.76

(b) 10 per cent extra

2,08

3. All mloa in qualities Stained I and down In thickness

below 7 mils shill bo allowed to be exported at prlct of block

mica without any thicbaeas premium and those may be culled

thin Chl'ias or Cleanings.

(c) 10 per cent extra for first 3 points (for 0.3)

I.e. J x 2 . 0 76 . . . . . 10.J8 (d) 15 per cent extrvi for the second 3 point, (foraaother0.5)l. e. 3x 3.11 . . 13.33 In random thickness per kg . . , 48.77 4. For the purpose of calculating the prices of Circular STC Blocks, e.g. 4 circles etc., the total urea of the circle stall be calculated In sq. Inches or sq. cms. The floor price and prerniu 1 fur such circular blocks shall be calculated on ihc 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.

(1) The price chargeable for any STCx ilia, incerruvilary

tatha ipsclflod patterns, suuh as IJ'x I t'etc. shall bo

price for tho larger of the twj us within which It Hen,

$. \tf mica block that Is 10ft and naivlly mudjtalned

with srajfey stains and is also cross grained, which Is lower

fa q a l l ty than spotted II shall be allowed to be shipped as

Red/Copper Stained I of H or at a price between the two ns

the buyer and sellers U P7 have agreed upon.

(J. Orders placed with code words such as V-l, V-2, V-3

(b) Shipments of a general grade of No. 7 roust contain

reasonable proportion of nil p;iitems comprised ID

the grade and any shipment containing more than 40

per cent of only size ns 22 mm. dio Hnd or larger not

be considered ?." a general gr.ide to No, 7, Those

"restrictions of sizes will not a pply to No. 7 blocks of

dualities bolow STD ' B\

eta. shall nlso contain against each such Item toe correspond-

ing quality description as specified In Government Press Not

to facilitate correct assessment of the qualities during prethlp-

maat irnnedtlnm

ANNEXURE 'B

Minimum FAS and FOB prices for Indian Condenser Films

films

Oreen Cvnfanm

Ruby Condenser Films

Second

Third Q First

Third

Second

Q

Q

Q

Grade

Q

First Q

FOB

FAS

FAS FOB FAS FOB

FAS

FOB

FOB FAS

FAS

FOB

40

41 628.20 355.74 458,85

341.40 487.03

264,68

264.63

458.85

355,74

. 487.03 628.20

l .

.33

2 \ 546.94 296.45

313 46 275.33 424.03

382.J8

213.46

546.94

382.38

296.45

. 424.03

2 .

201 394.42 236.81 282.57 168.71 330.55

168.71

282.57

. 330.55 394.42 236.81

235.50 201.31

.a

.65

135 263.74 157.89 138.40 113.68 169.56 221.30

142.10

329.69 197.36

. £76.30

14 188.40 110.52

8: in 157.89

106.57 127.16

164.85

235.50 138.15

. 197.36

3 , * 4 . 5

1.31.88

'¥. ..4 98.91 126.31

60.32 150.72 83.86 99.85

82.89

124.82

188.40 104.61

. 137.89

S 1/2

<;

82.89 47.36

37.90 56.51 69.47

56.5Z

47.36

70.65

59.21

. 86.83 103.61

6

SPECIAL ADDITIONS TO MINIMUM F.A.S. PRICES FOR CONDBNSER FILMS SELECTED TO CUT PARTICU-

LARS OR SPECIFIED PATTERNS

The minimum F.A.S. prices for Condenser Films Selected

Minus F.AS. Price

Area of Pattern

Addition

L Less than 1,5 sq. inches or 967 4

10% higher than tho prloe of No. 6 Condenser Films.

sq. mm.

2, If the contract requires' a cutting margin of 3 mm. the F.A.S. Price should ba worked out by taking tho 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 oont of "Tfafrd Quality" condenser films.

4. The floor price fixed for condenser mica films is of the

normal rang* of thickness which Is 1/2 mil. TLT 7 nil!*.

Clarifications i

2, 1.5 sq. tnohes to less than 2 sq.

Cortdmser Mlea Filtr.i

The same as the price of No. 3 Condenser Films.

Inches or 957 sq. mm to loss than 1290 sq. mm.

J 2 sq. iaohes to less than 3 sq. Inch*J or 1290 sq. mm. to less than 1935 sq. mm,

10% higher than the price of No. 5 Coudanser Film).

25% higher than the price of No. 5 Condenser Films.

4. 3 sq. inches to less than 3.3 sq. laches or 1935 sq. mm. to less than 2257 sq. mm.

TtM sams as the prio" of No. 4 Condenser Pilaw.

3. 3.5 sq. inches to leu than 5 sq. inohes or 2257 sq. turn to less than 3225 sq. mm.

30% higher than the price i of No. 4 Condenser Films.

3 sq. Inches to less than 7.5 sq. Inches or 3225 sq. mm. to lew than 4837 iq. mm.

1. Export of Condenser Film* STO between 7.5 sq- inches to less than 10 sq. inches In area for whick no premiums have boon fixed shall ba allowed to be shipped at a price of tjrado 2.

2. In a delivery of No, 4 Condenser Films, up to maximum 30% of No. 3 Condenser Films may bo 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 bo 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 mote than half of the usable area of a piece will b" considered aj first quality Condenser Films,

Note 1. In dtUverto of 3TC Films, there may be oversize up

4. Ordors for Condenser Films with code words such as V-l, V~2, V-3, etc. shalt also contain against each such Itounf the corresponding quality description as .spflclflsJ In the Government Press Noto to facilitate oorrm asKssm'snt of too quality during preihlpment Inspection.

to 30 per cent of the bulk.

62GI/84-16

ANNBXURB 'C

Minimum FAS and FOB Prices of Mica solitthga

Spotted BF/I

Spotted BF/I I

Red/Copper

Russian Grade

Grade Area to sq Incbos

Book form

2nd Qly.

Book form

1st Qly.

FAS FOB

Std. BF

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

1 24 TLT 36

f 266.42 317.90

..

199.82 238.43

..

..

155 (154.8 TL1

232.3 aq. cm.)

2 15 TLT 24

166.51 198.69

146.35 174.84

..

..

• 97 (96.8 TLT 154 8 M oml

6":"9 79.31

3 10TLTI5

126.56 151.92

113.24 135.12

44.03 32.54

MM T W.S7

§ 65 (64.5 TLT 96.8 sq. no.)

4 Top 7-1/2 TLT 10

50 (50 TLT)

119 89 143.06

106.58 127,18

*.

••

54. 5 sq. cm

i 41.16 49.11

30.31 60.03

82.79 98.79

34.95 41.70

4 6 TLT 10

97.07 115.83

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. COD)

3 3 TLT*

74.22 83.36

41.1(9 49.11

62.79 74.92

34 31 40.94

28.61 34.14

20 (20 TLT

30 sq. am.)

59.94 71.32

51.38 61.31

M/2 Top 2-1/4 TLT 3

..

15 (14.5 TLT

19.4 sq. am)

34.25 40.93

1 13.25 15 20

J-I/2 1-1/2 TLT 3

28.34 34.03

19.82 23.63

11.82 14.10

10 (10 TLT

19.4 sq. am.)

9.91 11.82

20.94 25.03

17.15 20.46

11.44 13.63

"-l TLT 1.1/2

2.39 10.01

7 (6.4 TLT

10 sq. cm.)

LOOSE SPLITJNG

Spotted U Loosi

• Red/Coo ei Std

ipotMd 1 LOOM :

B

Dusted or Uadofltod looso

Clear Dart Loose Ut

Lootf

Quality

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

FAS FOH

FAS FOB

FAS FOB

[24.91 149.03

1

* • • *

99.92 11^23

J

••

•0 03 47.77

14.03 40.93

66.60 79 4T

n IS.83 T3.B0 4 Top

••

24.T8 29.37

33.40 , 38.60

22.33 ' 26.88

JT .09 68.12

68.99 82,32

4

47.38 36.TT

Sl.83 '3.80

4*

19,09 22.T4

24.T8 29.57

IT.16 20.48

42.81 51.08

32.33 62.44

5

13.24 17.45

18.13 20.18

* * * *

• • 51 Top

10.19 11 a)

8.00 9 16

13.13 1T.J2

5.81 6 63

22.69 23.98 1

51

f.31 8.3T

S.23 6.01

9.08 10.40

3.30 3.T8

6

FAS

(4) No. 6 stained Loose Splittings mast contain at leatt

TO per omt to 73 per oent or 61ms that are stained.

FOB

8.20

T.16

No. 6 lit loose splittings . ;

7.02

6.13

No. 6 Into toots splitting!

5.86

3.12

No, 6 IT IOCM splittings

(Si In all Spotted Bookfonn or Loose Splittings the

proportion of spotted to the non-spotted splittings

(Heavily stained and Densely stained) shall Do

as follows i

4.68

4.09

No. 6 m IOOM splittings

1.T1

1.94

No. 6 Cheap loose splitting*

(a) In Grade 3-1/2 and above, the proportion of

Sported Splittings will be at least 75 per oent

and that of Non-spotted Clear splittings at the

most 23 per cent

6.40

0.39

No. 6 Stained loose splitting!

1.3T

1.3T

No. 6 Spotted aheap loose splittings

(b) In Grade 0, the proportion or Spotted Splitting!)

must bo at least 60 per cent and that of Clear

Nos-spotted Splittings at the most 40 per cent.

6.34

fl.T3

No. 6 I ordinary spotted loos* splittings

(9) In the mixed Ordinary Loose Splittings, 23 per

4.31

4.93

No. 6 n ordinary spotted loose splittings

' cent of undersized material wul be permitted.

3.2T

3.T4

No. 6 III ordinary spotted loose splittings

Additional Specifications for Bookform and Loose Spit Ings

"6 63 31.80 No. 4 it 3 Mixed tarn loose splittings .

V. Cuts or Cracki i

13.04

14.93

No. H & 3 Mixed turn loose splittings .

T.16

8.20

No. 51 & 6 Mixed tarn loos* splittings .

V. Cuts or Cracks In Bookform or Loose Mica Splittings

Which do not wooed In length or depth as specified below shall

aot be treated as V. Cutaor Cracks t

NOTB.-(I) All Bookfonn Splittings, ipedflad above ik*U

looted* i

1/2'or 12.T mm. Grade 4.3/8* or 9.64 mm In Grade 3 i sd

1/4' or 6.33 mm In Grades 3V and 6.

(1) Ratay BMkform of Bookpackfd IpUttiiga,

(2) RabrC^BookforaiofBookpaaktdSpllttUfi

PNtnlam Oar—able M Boottfonn sad Loot* BpUtdaiv.

(3) Grew Bookform ot Book packed Spllttlaga, ud

(4) OM"II d"ar Bookform or Bookpacktd Splittiag*

1 Barns vho may wish to bay Bookform or LOOK Splitting

without aad V. Cat or Craoki whatsoever shall have to

pay a premium of 10 perceot ofths minimum F.A.3.

piiot of the grads (• additloi to the minimum P.A.f

prlo* of tkt grade

(2) AU loos* Splittings specified abow •hall loclnd* i

(1) Rnbby Loois Spttttlngs (2) Ruby Clear Looss

Splittings, (3) Clear Loos* Splittings (4) Green

LOOM Splittings and (3) O wn Ctear LOOM Splitt-

ing!

2 Barm requiring No I Bookform Splitting from 5|

W "No 3} Clear Dusted LOOM in qoallty vfl) bt

'ffom 2 sq. toshes to lew than 3 sq. Inobes. If any

buyer wishes to have a supply In size not 1MS than 21

sq. taohas, h" wui pay 20% man."

to Us*, than 6 sq. Inches (the normal grading Being 3 to 0

sq. Inches shad hav* to pay the price of gra4" 4}

Bookform SpUttmgsi In a normal delivery of No. 3 Boob

form spUttingi there shall be at least 20 per oent books

betvMS) 3 to less tkaa 31 so. laonet.

ANW0CO"" P

ftemtuais cnargeabl* (or ipouial tbtckuosi in Mootforoi or

Loose Splittings.

OTHER CONDITIONS FOR EXPORT OP PROCBSSBD

MICA

Tfao normal average thickneia of Bookform Splittings ot

Loosa Splittings grade 5-1/2 and up shall be from 6 to 9-1/2 rails

or 0.15—0.22S rnra for 10 spUttlaas. Tho thickness of 10 split-

tings shall be measured with tho help of Screw Gauge Micro-

meter.

Any shipment of mica of any variety other than 'Fabricated

Mica' will be permitted only if irrevocable letter of credit to the

exteot of 100 per cent of the Invoice value of the goods (which

will Include the export duty) has been opened in favour of the

exporters. Jo fadlitato settlement of claims as between the

foreign buyers and exporters, the following arrangements wilt

continue to be in force [—

1. t he Bookform Splittings or Loose Splittings required to

bo supplied in special range of thickness su"h as 1/2 to

3/4 mil or 12 to 18 microns por single splitting a premium

of 10 per cent over th" minimum F.A.S. price of tho

grade required shall bo charged for covering extra wast-

age and labour charges

2, In case of Loose Mica Splittings of Grade $ and above

if the Splittings ar" reqijired to bo supplied in special

thickness range, auoh "a 3/4 to 1.2 mils or 30 microns

tor each splitting a premium of 10 per cent shall be charg-

ed in addition to ttw minimum F.A.S. price of the gradt

required.

(a) While the foreign buyor will open Irrevocable totter

of credit in a Bank in India for 100 par cent of the

Invoice value (which will include the export duty)

the letter of credit should include a special stipulation

that not more than 95 per cent of the amount will

initially be payable to tho exporter and the balance

(of S per cent) will continue to be held (In the bank

in India) for a period not exceeding six months from

the date of shipment, within which the said balance

would remain available for settlement of any claims

irking.

WRAPPER mCA

aciTE.—Tl)3 export of Wrapper Mloa (Bookform Splitting!

Split in thickness 3/4 to 1.2 mils or 18 to 30 microns)

shtdl bf allowed at prices 23 per cent higher than that

of 1st quality Bookforro Splittings to respective sizes,

(a) Bask nric" of Wrapper Mica,—23 per cent higher than

the F.A-S prico of First quality of Bookfonn Splittings

of the grade to which that Wrapper Mica belong on

the basin of square inches area.

(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 otoj as are raised by the buyer and admitted

by the exporter, w)U (upto a limit of 2 percent for

the invoice value) be allowed to be adjusted In favour

of the buyer by the Reserve Bank of Indie, against tho

aforesaid balance of 5 per cent on application being

made by the exporter. Such application should indi-

cate i

(I) Name nnd nddreu of the exporter i

(b) Wrapper Mica of STC S!"t.—The premium chargeable

for Wrapper Mica selected tc cut specified patterns wU)

be calculated on the earns basis as for those of Block

Mica,

(ii) Name and address of the claimant (foreign buyer)

(o) Wrapper Mica made out of Stained *A\ G.S.(M) or G.S.

(IS!) qualities may be allowed to be exported provided

their prices axe an followsi—

(HI) Number of the G.R./E.P./P.P. form on which the export

wai declared!

!. Staiucd 'A' Wrapper Mica at the price of 3rd Quality

Condenser Films*

2. G.S.(M) Wrapper Mien at fhs price of 2nd quality Con-

denser Films.

(iv) Invoice value of the goods exported supported bj

a oertiflcate in original from tho authorised ctealei

through whom the proceeds have been realised to thi

effect that the full export proceeds have been received

In India in so approved mannerj

(v) Grounds on which claim hai been madoj

3. G.S. (IS!) or tetter Wrapper Mloa at the price of lit

quality Condenser Films. In case of soleoted to cut

specified nizo or patterns, prices will bear tame pre-

mium at STC Condenser Films.

ANNEXtJBI * D'

(TI) Amount for which claim If proposed to be settled (sup-

ported by the original Debit note, if any received from

the claimant))

MINIMUM F.A.S./F.O.B. PRICES FORMICA SORAp

A ND WASTJ3 A ND FACTORY CUTTINGS

(InRi.

pot M.T.)

FOB

DESCRIPTION

WAS

U Mica Seta? or W""<" . .

990.00

1372.dl

(vll) Basis on which tho amount of the proposed settlement

Is calculated, supported by the original sale Con-

tract* u well u Survoy/Inspectlon/Aoalysls weigh

Report (whichever Is relevant to the type of claim) or

hi th" CAM of penalty claims for late ahlpmrot. oopr

of tfaf Klitw] Bill of Udldgi Md

I. Fattory C"tti"2" of Mice

. 243U.00

332T.J3

OK!) A britf Witoiy "tttt*H the olrcumsUiwM 1* vMck

th" d a ta bai "ris"a ud "BO1O"1B" Uh" original corrw-

poadmcM woJunwd by tk" "cport"n vitk tk$ putim

(MOMMd rtfardJaa tfc" claim.

KftlNJlBOM PAS/FOB PRICES POR SHCA

FLAKBS POWDEtt

(c) thk application ikoild Indndt • form*) dftrianttoa

by tfcf RDortor that the rJfirdoulnrs given by him ax"

correot and oonflnnlng that (he exporter hat not already

paid ft* claim or adjusted It In "ay othor manner.

a* At. v WAS

m W.Tj VOB

M'ca Flake/Powdw i

(a 2 to las* than 300 Mesh cpodfluatlon .

1200

1200

lo 300 Meib fifld nbovo spedacHlloa ,

1600

1600

Ceniotd Stlci ,

1200

(4) la cat* tk" Mportfi U onablt to produce, any of (ho

r*qnislt" doonmeats, h" may explain suitable reasflbs

lor Mi inability to do to and anclose a recommenda-

daa from the Export Inspection Council In support of

ifs claim, inch recommendation will not be required

whan t it nqaitltf doewneats an prodnoad by the

exporter.

1200

ANNEXDRB 'O'

FABRICATED MICA

(") Claims arising trom the above mentioned cause but ot

a higher value than 2% of the consignment value or

arising on account ol quality of mica (including size)

should be settled by directly negotiating with the buy-

ers. In caso 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.

Shipments of fabricated mica i.e., cat mica blocks and

condenser films accurately gaugad, oat-pistes, punched backing

plates or backets, punched bridges, spaces, trimmers, transistor

plates, or transistor pads, washer and discs and all varieties of

mloa cut or punched to specified shapes and sizes will be per-

mitted only & 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.

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 reached 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, As adjustments/remittance re-

quired to settle the claim will be allowed by the Reserve Bank of

India.

Shipment of micanlte built-up mloa, tapes, mica tapes, mica

loth, mloa silk, mica paper, mloa folium will continue to bi free

from the stipulation regarding opening of 100 per cent irr evo-

oabla letter of credit.

ANNEXURE IV

Export Policy of Flu"-cur"d Virginia Sun-cured NATU (Country) and Sun-cured JuMy Tobacco

Export of different grades of Flue-cured Virginia Sun-cured Virginia Sua-cured 'Natu' (country) and Sun-cur"d Jutty Tobacco will

be allowed subject to minimum f.o.b. prices indicated in Annexure A to F. Crops and grades not specified in tdas" Aonogures will

be frt" from, minimum price restrictions.

• ANNEXURE—A

Minimum Export PTICM for different Agtnurk Grade* ef Fltta-cured VIrglsdw T"bnoco of 1984 crop

(Applicable for contracts signed and registered with tfre Tobacco Board on or before 31-3-1084).

(Paiw per kg. FOB rawkad in Bale*)

RL

RH

NRL

RS

NKH

NRS Agmark Grades

2203

2290

2380

3010 1 ..

2080

2113 2779

2255

2343

3015

,2050

2170

2

2255

2345

2170

2770 . 3015

2030

l(fi)

2075

2645

2135

2240

1955

2880

• 2155

1955

2073

2645

2240

2880

3{o)

2655

1795

1905

2435

1985

2065

1935

2015

1750

1860

2375

2590

2280

2370

3045

2070

2800

2195 2145

2025

2740

2230

2320

2980

2005

2125

2205

2300

2715

2950

2265

1975

2173

2095

2673 4 4£#} AF AS AT C t t — 4) . . ..

2910

2023

2195

2590

2820 F ( l - 4) . . ..

2105 2055

1910 1865

1973

2525

2140

1815

24S5

2005

2090

2750 2685

1930

S ( l ~ ^ t) . . .. T ( l - 4) . . ..

1913

1995

1840

2360 L B Y ( L G) . . ..

2350

1730 1765

1875

2035

2393 L BY (Q . . ..

1950

2"10

1915

1995

1730

1840

2350 LG (Q . . ..

2560

1725

1575

1655

2025 L BY 2 . . ..

1480

2210

1663

. . . 1500

1600

2043

1740

2235

1195

1113

1540

1320

1700

1235

1260 1305

1160

1590

1370

1760

585

690

670

540

760

860

523

655

620

745

570

L BY 2 ( c) . . .. B/LMG B(C)/LMG(C) M G y DB . . .. M G fO . . ..

840

430

475

555

520

DG

620

710

475 . 555

P L / B i ts . ..

430

320

620

710

. .

390

•. .

Stems & Stem bits

• . • ..

235

Stem Bits . . ..

. •

* *

NRL 3 Non-radrlod Leaf, RL i Retried Leaf, NRH : Non redried Hands RH ! Redriod Hands, NRS J Non-rodrled Strips, RS i

Redded Strips.

Foot Note 1—1 • In the case of tobacco packed in wooden cases or hagesheads, 125 paise per Kg. will be added to the above prices-

2. In case of card board liners used In Tobacco packing 15 paise per kg. will be added to the above prices.

ANNEXURE—B

Minimum Export Prices for different Agmark Grades of Floe-cured Virginia tobacco of 1984

Effective from 1-4-1984 for oontractt signed on or after the raid dat". Palso pef kg. FOB packed In Bales

NRI,

AgmarkGrada

RL

NRH

RH

NRS

RS

2315

£185

2405

3215

2501,

2955

2/2(Q

3165

2135

2280

2460

2910

2370

3/3(Q . . ..

2035

2265

2180

2350

2775

3025

1883

4

2035

2000

2170

2555

2790

1955

1840

4 (Q

2115

2495

3030

2720

AF

2305

2J75

2395

2490

2940

3195

2123

A3

2340

2250

2432

2875

3130

2103

AT

2315

2230

2415

2850

3100

2075

C ( l - 4) . . ..

2285

2200

2380

3055

1810

2005

F(l—4)

2125

2210

2305

296

2710

S ( l - 4)

2073

1960

2140

2245

2650

2S90

1903

T(l—4)

2025

2105

2195

2590

2820

LBY/LO . . ..

1813

1930

2010

2093

2470

2690

1853

LBY(C)

1970

2133

2030

2515

2740

LG(C) . . .

1930

f . 1813

2010

2095

2470

2690

LBV 2 . . ..

1560

1740

1660

1815

2130

2325

L B V 2 ( C) . . ..

1685

1380

1755

1830

2150

2355

1175

1325

B/LMG

1260

1390

1620

1790

i o

1375

B(C)/LMG(C) . . ..

1300

1220

1440

1675

X OJ\J

Q(V\

MG/DB . . ..

565

660

615

705

flen

MG(C)

550

$50

600

690

DO

450

545

500

583

7nn / OU 650

745

PL/Bits . . ..

450

545

500

585

650

745

„

Stem A Stembits . . ..

. . ..

410

Stem Bite . . ..

245

..

RL i on-redricd Leaf,RL : Rodrjod Leaf, NRH: Non-redreJd Hands, RR s Redrled Hands, NRS : Non-redried Strips;

RS i Redrled Strips.

Foot Note " 1. In the case of tobacco packed in wooden cases or hogsheads, 125 paise per kg. will bo added to the above prlcei.

2. In the case of card board Unors U3ed in Tobacco packing 15 paise per kg. will be added to the abovo prices.

A N N E X U R E —C

Minimum Export Prices for different Agtnark grades of Flue-cured Virginia Tobacco of 1983 crop.

NRL

RL

NRH

RH

NRS Agtnark grades -

RS

2205

2815

1

2080

2290

2380

3060

2050

2255

2170

2345

3015

2/2 ( C) . . . . .

1955

2155

2075

2770

2643

3/3(C)

. . ..

2240

2880

1795

1905

2433

1985

2065

4

2555

1935

2013

2375

. . . 1 7 50

4 (Q . . . . .

2590

1860

2195

2070

2280

2370

2800

AF

3045

2025

2230

2145

2320

2740

AS

2980

2125

2005

2205

2300

2715

AT

2950

2175

2095

2265

2675

2910

1975

1910

2105

2025

2195

2590

2820

C ( 1 - 4) P ( l - 4)

. . ..

18

2055

1975

2523

2140

2750

S ( l — 4)

. . ..

1815

2005

1930

2090

2465

2685

T ( l - 4)

. . ..

1915

1995

1730

1S40

2350

2560

. . ..

1875

2055

2395

L B V / LO L B Y (Q . . ..

2610

1950

1915

1840

1995

2350

NK5

1730

L G (Q . . ..

1935

2560

2115

1310

t BY 2

. . ..

1420

1433

1380

1393

1650

1665

1530

1955

L B Y 2 (O

. . ..

2140

1105

1350

980

1160

1490

B / L MG

. . ..

1145

1050

1085

1395

1015

1200

B ( O / L M G ( C) . . ..

1540

585

670

340

M G / DB               .  .   ..                                                                                 760           860
M G (Q                 .  .   ..                             52S          620          570          635         745            840
DG                                                           430          520          475         555          420            710
                                                            430                       475          655          620            710
                                                                          390

PL/Bits

S t em A Stemblts

"

"

195

Stemblts

. . ..

N RL i Non-Redried Loaf; RL t Redried Leaf; N RH : Non-redried Hands; RH I Redried Hands; N R S; Non-redried Sirips;

R S: Redired Strips

F o ot Note i 1. In the case of Tobacco packed In wooden caws or hogshoads, 125 paise Per kg. will be added to the above price*.

2. la the caso of cardboard liners m od In Tobacco packing 13 paise per kg. will bo added to the above prices.

ANNEXURE—D

Mi limum Export Prices for ditfereit Agjnarfc Grades of Flue-cured Virginia Tobacco ;.f 1982 Crop.

(Paise per Kg. FOB packed in bales)

 Agtnark  Grades                                     NRL         RL        NRH          RH        1JRS        RS
1                                                    1907        H02-       2023         189       2583        812
2                                                     1879       '.072       1993        158       2545        111
2(G)                                                 1879        1072       1993         158       2545        772
3.                                                   1794         980       1904         063       2432        S51
3(Q                                                  1794        5980       1904         063       2432        551
4                                                     1649       [825       1751         902       2239        444
4{Q                                                   1607       1779       1707         856       2183        384
AF                                                   1899        •093       2014         180       2572        881
AS                                                    1856       •047       1969         132       2515        1739
AT                                                   1839        •029       1951         113       2492        715
C(l-4)                                                1814       "002       1925         086       2459        1679
F(-4)                                                 1754       1937        1862        •019      2379,       1594
S(H)                                                  1710       1890       1816         970       2320        1531
T(l-^)                                                1668       1845        1771        923       2264        1471
LBY/LG                                                1590       1761        1689        837       2160        ',359
LBY(Q                                                 1623       1797        1724        873       2204        !406
LG(Q                                                  1590        1761       1689        [831       2160       2359
LB.Y2                                                 1307       1457        1391        522        1783       !955
 LBY2(C)                                              1323       1474        1408        1540       1804       1978
 B/LMG                                                 908       1028        .971        079        1251       1385
B(Q/LMG(Q                                              940       1062        1005        114        1293       L431
 MG/DB                                                 507        597        549         633        716         812
 MG(C)                                                 493        584         537        620        700         795
DG                                                    405         494        449         528        589         676
PL/BITS                                                405        494        449         528        589         676
 Stem & Stem Bits                                       • *       365          \ e                    ,.         ..
 Stem Bits                                              " •       '38                     •

N&L. ; N n - f 3 I d ol leaf; RL : Rs Iriel Lsaf; N &3 :N3"l-ra l r : s i a a i i s ; R H[ : R a i n sJ n v i d s; N i tS : Min-rodirei stri -s; RS : Rs Itiai Strids. ' '

. . .

Fa jt N

2. la the case if card board liners used in tobacco facking 15 paise per Kg. will be added jo the above prices.

ANNEXURE-E

Minimum Export prices for different Agmark Grades of Sun Cured Virginia Tobacco of 1984 and 1983 Crops.

(Paise per Kg. FOB Packed

in Bales.)

Non-redried Agraark Grades

I Redried

Redried Strips

Noiwedrla Leaf

Leaf

Strips

VBT

713

820

993

1110

700

973

1090

803

VER VDR

390

690

830

933

VO

300

390

470

350

VPL

390

233

320

473

Mi 11ra urn B^pwt Prices f jr Different Agmarfc Grades of Sun Cured 'Natu' (Country) Tobaooo of 1984 and 1983 crops.

(Paise per Eg. FOB packed in Bales)

Agmark Grades

Non-redrJed

Redriod Strips

Leaf

Redried Leaf

Non-redrled Strips

CBT

733

1170

863

1030

CRR/CHUR,

                                    *                         690            795           064
CDK/CHD     "  .                                               613           710            833          963
CG                                                            483            373           683           780
CPL                                                           320            410           493            97

Mi lixaim E*p:>rt Pfioos >f liffere it Atjaurk 3rados of Sun Cured Jutty Tobaooj of 1984 and 1983 crops.

(Paise per Kg. -FOB Packed in Sates)

Agmaxl Grades

Redried Leaf

Non Redried Leaf

JUi                                                                                                        333                     430
 IB'                                                                                                       39Q                     380
f GOT  NOTE  j
      1.  Io tin ci*t  jf to'mcs y packs J ia  wooden cases or bogshoads  125 Paise per Kg. will be added to the above prices.
     2.   In tiij 4.-SW Oi'oirJ b  ar J li.iera mai ia Ubaoco packijj) 15 Paise per Kg. will be added t^ the above price*.

ANNEXURE—F

Minimum export prices for Different Agmark Grades of SUQ Cured Virginia Tobacco of 1982 Crops.

(Paise per Kg. FOB packed in Balc^

Agmark Grades

Redrled

Non-redried

Non-redried Leaf

Leaf

Sixips

Redried Strips

VBT

770

931

668

1042 VBR

755

912

1022

654

VDR •*

554

647

779

874

282

372

453

531 VG VPL

310

377

465

225

Minimum Export Pricea for Different Agmarb Grade of Sun-cured Natu' (Country) Tobacco of 1982 Crop.

(Paise per Kg. FOB packed in Bales)

Non-redried Agmark Grades

Redried Leaf

Strips

Redried Strips

Non-redried Leaf

979

1094 CBT

704

808

1009

645

743

900 CBR/CHBR

,

CDK/CHD

374

€69

908

805

649

437

343

741 CG

300

390

473 CPL

2

Minimum Hxport Frioos ror Different Agmark: Qrados or sun-t'jred Jutty Tobacco of jysz erop.

(Paise per Kg. FOB Packed in Bales)

Non-redried Leaf Rcdried Leaf Agmark Grades

313

407 JBT

364

273

JBN

FOOT NOTE I

1. In the we ,>f totraooo paakod in WJO Jon oaioj or higatwais 100 Paisa per K3. will be added to the ab:>vo pricej

2. Intbcoaw 'foaciboarllinar3u3adintobaooopaol(iti5 15 palie>"t K j. willbeaddoJ to thaabjvepdcsi.

ANKBOTRt V

Lint of Canalising Agencies with their addresses

Address

¹

jjSame of canalising,agency

2

3 s.

D.

10.

Kailash, Kasturba Gandhi

3

it.

2.

listi Delhi.

J M A F L D ).

3.

J.VV-.

Khetan Bhawan', 6th noor, 198, J. Tata Road, Bombay 4,

Mala! & iietip TrsJJng Cor- poratfoa of ladia Ltd.

3,

Steel Aiitiijuty ci' izt-iU, Lii.

6.

ANNEXURE- VI'

:ci In the -,a3e of co'r yarn in bated form 4.67 per cent of FLOOR PRICES FOR COIR YARN, COIR MATS, CpIR

the net wdgiii. may be added to fin1 out the gross weight.

MATTINGS AND COIR MOU RZO'UK/C ARPETS

GENERAL CONDITIONS

3. Agency Commission

1. Calculation of Price

Jk hfilaw

4

5

6 1

2

3

Rs. 9534 $405 7458

Rs. 10431 9199 8172

?249 5963

7947 7637

7524

7391

i *

" -

..

5860 S737 S623 6505

6765

7387

.Angengo M

noo

2 180

7654 "

7300

7253

i974

3 170

7517 6

7228

7121

1847

7381 <

4 ISO

7097

C991

•722

724tt 6

0962

6857

a i5o

1593

7109 6

6 140

6833

6727

468

6

7 130

6599

8 120

6471

1345 1 5222

9 110

6341

6

fO97

, 1 260 and above

! 7105

A r a t o iy . ..

7398 t 1739

7009

2 240

(1817

7090 <

9401

6719

3 220

696S "

6698

1348

6602

4 200

6845 i

6582

5236

6485

, 1 300 and above

76; 6 1979

i 7361

7258

Vycome

( W e a r i n g)

2 280

1571

6834

7212 i

3 260

6809

1450

6708

Mil i

4 240

6584

6885

49i2 a 1331

5 220

6458

6820 <

6558

1110

6 200

6336

6434

<691 6 092

, 1 2

5313

5526

5620

5845 :

B e a ch

2 250

5485

5704 i il83

3390

3 240

3352

5257

3566 i iO55

. 1 230 Up

"700

6601

R e al Alapat .

6903 6 1347

2 190

"289

6541 t

6189

(951

" 3 180

6421 i

0174

S841

6073

4 170

"300 i 730

6058

3959

1 140 Up

5972

"211 3

5876

Imitation/ . ..

NJ50

A l a p a t/ .

5734

1422

5639

. 2 130

5963 i

. 3 120

5844 i

Caruva/ . .

5619

1312

5524-

A s h t a m u d y/ . . . , . 4 110 5 100 " 90

5720 5

3591 3

54"9

5500

5370

5259

54OC

5282

5166

'198

079

49

, 1 200

M a o " a d a r iK

6252

6602 6

6348

1012

2 190

(M21 i

6078

6174

W44

3 180 Agrl. Yar

6308 1

n 6065

1741

5971

4 170

5947

6185 '.

J627

5852

1322

. 1 115

5533

P a r u r* . . ..

5 145

2 105

• *

5351

877

4

3 95

5072

791

4

4 83

4983

701

4

5 75

4889

S12

6 63

479"

435

7 35

4612

4i 4

R o p i ng

4939

4814

4683

.4749

4629

4503

5234

5103

496.S

1 2 3

60 and above

55

SO

5033

4907

4777

5105

5196

5404

4909

275 ap

S u p e r f i ne U n s o a k od . . .1

F i ne U n s o a k ed . . .. 1

4903

4709

5198

4994

4716

4528

4998

4802

2

253 240

H a rd U n s e a t ed . . .. 1

1

4604

4468

4336'

3'

4330

4208

4031

4509

4376

4244

200 173 150

4788

4647

4509

Q u i i a n dy 1 2

6545

6277

6136

6642

6372

6233

€903

6627

6482

6293

6036

5900

130 120 110

a

B e y p o ro

1

5778

5644

5317

6108

5969

5836

5873

S7B9

5612

2 3

5556

5427

303

90 80 70

3 P ly

"H9

5924

5696

1 2

53

40 and above

6260

• "

9160

S i n g le P ly . . .. 1

460

9260

9630

8808

5810

A j n l n l d l v l* . .. 1

5587

50

• *

•

5627

5411

L a o o a d l v e* * 1 > 45

* •

* •

E d a v a n n a n* . .. J

• *

4889

4704

L 85 1 80

2

4701

4523

• •

396T

Alleppey Vycomc* . . 1

3814

140 and above

• *

* *

(Thunwtpu Vycome) . . ;

3782

3"37

! 130

• •

•Not generally exported In baled^form.

Tlit f.ri.b, pnee for non bul.'il coir yarri is inclusive cf gunn

useit tVr p^!;ing etc.

APPENDIX-I

(6) Twist, dyarn 2/3/4/strands COE1 YARN

(u) Vyc: ^nc/Bsach/A'igenpo/

Cost of Hnib"]|s¹inv.'.uts

M-in^id/m/Amtory/Paiur Rs. 375 per tonne etc.

(a) B^lod Coir Yam

(b) U.icoai-xd Rs. 750 per tonne (1) Twisted Yarn 2/3/4str:Mids

(c) E:ynore/Qdilatirty Rs. 250 per tonne (a) Yycomr,fScv.-Jh!

(d) RC::1 Ab.p:.t Rs. 315 per tounc

FLOOR PRICES OF COIR PRODUCTS 2

4 bviles

32

28

2. Inlaid Rod Mats

18., 20., 29,, 22,, 24..

BR-1 BR-2 •R-3 BR-4 BR-5 BRIY1 BRIY2 dipped „ undipped

8.31 9.23 9.72 10.14 10.65 9.62 10,04 10.44 10.94 18,14 11.47 20,37

8.64 9.60 10.11 10.55 11.08 10.00 10.44 10.86 11.38 18.87 11.93 21.18

26 oz •26,, 28,, 30,. 32,, 26,. 28,, 30,, 32 oz 22,. 19,, 34,,

FM-1 FM-2 FM-2 FM-2 FM-2 FM-3 FM-3 FM-3 FM-3 Spl. F-l Spl. F-2 Spl. F-3

7. Corridor Mats

                                           6.37      6.62
                                           "."8      6.95
                                           6.CS      • .95
                                           7.08      7.36
                                           7.38      7,66
                                           6.49      6.75
                          21,.
                          18.,             6.16       6.41
                          18,,             5.67       5.90
  VR-1                    26,,             7.89      8.21
  VR-2                    30,.             8.36      8.69
  Spl. RI-1               20,,             6.97      7,25
  Spl.RI-4                22,,             8.16      8.49
  Spl. RI-8               28,.            12.00     13.10
  Spl. RI-9               24,,             7.99      8..H
  Spl. RI-10              24,,             9.13       5.90
  Spl.RI-11               28,.             9.99       10.3
  Spl. RI-12              26..             7.30       7.59
3.  BitMats
  BB-1                     22,,             3.54      3.68
   VB-1                    26,,             4.49      4.67
   AB-1                    21,,             5.23      5.44
   Spl. B-l                28..             8.49      1.83
   Spl, B-2                28,,            12,77     13.28

4. Inlaid Bit Mats

8.18 8.51

30 oz

AB-1

5. Creel Mats

4.89 4.56 4.20 4.20 3.98 3.63 4.20 4.20 3.63 2.95 3.07 4.89 4.32 3.63 6.70 4.20 2.85 3.86 3.63 6.99

4.70 4.38 4.04 4,04 3.83 3.49 4.04 4.04 3.49 2.84 2.95 4.70 4.15 3.49 6.44 4.04 2,74 3.71 3.49 ii 4.72

15,, 14,, 12,. 14., 13,, 11,, 14,, 14,, 12,, 10,, 12.. 12,, 11,, 13,, 19,. 12,, 10.5,, 18,, 14., 5.49 kg/ff

AC-1 AC-2 AO3 RC-1 RC-2 RC-3 LC-1 WC-1 WC-2 WC-3 TC-1 Spl. CD-I Spl. CD-2 Spl. CD-3 Spl. CD-4 Spl. CD-5 Spl. CD-6 Sft. CD-7 Spl. CD-8 Spl. GD-9

at

8. Fancy Corridor M

8.41

TI" 6.16

10.75 kg/i

FSQ-1

9. SimetMats

4.71 5.46 6,32 6.85 7.IS 4.71 5.0* 5.71 6.11 6.4:

3.97 4.47 4.86 6.25 6.16 4.93 5.30 5.65 6.01 6.46 7.53 7.39 7.27 6.00 6.18 6.63 7.00 7.89 7.71 9.06 6.79 8.61 6.10 6.63 12.29 7.43

4.13 4.65 5.05 6.50 6.41 5.13 5.51 5 ..88 ".25 6.72 7,83 7.69 7.56 6.24 4.43 6.90 7.28 8.21 8,02 9.42 7.06 8.95 6.34 6.96 12.78 7.73

" .. 18,, 30,. 20,, 22,, 18.. " ,. 22,, 18,. 20,, 17., 14.5,, 16,, 14,, 16,, 20,, 20., 18,, 18,, 18., 17,, 27.. 20,, 12,, 17., 15.,

ID and

4.90 5.68 : 5.67 ; 7,12 1 7.47 [ 4,90 \ 5.24 i 6.01 L 6.35 5 6.69 9 4.46 2 5.12 4 5.55 X 5.76 3 3.98 3 4.30 3 4.71 4 7.01 9 7.69 16 7.34 •A 7.95 >7 8.01

4.2! 4.9: 5.3 5.5- 3,8 4.1 4.5 6.7 7.3 7.C 7.< 8.f BC-1 BC-2 BC-3 BO4 BC-5 VC-1 VC-2 VC-3 ve-4 VC-5 VG-6 VC-8 VC-9 Spl. C-l Spl. C-2 Spl.C-3 Spl.C-* Spl. C-5 Spl.C-7 Spl. C-8 Spl. C-9 Spl. C-10 Spl. C-12 Spl. C-13 Spl. C-14 Spl.C-15 Spl. C-l 6 (with square tile unsheared bush)

SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SR-1 SR-2 SR-3 SR-4 9R-5 SV-1 SV-2 SV-3 SV-4 SB-1 SB-2 SB-3 Spl. S-l Spl. S-2 Spl. S-3 Spl.S-4 SpL S-5

12 oz 14.. 16,, 18,, 20,, 11,. 13,, 15,. 17,, 19., 12 oz J4,. 16,, 18,, 11.. 13,, 15.. 20.. 24., 26,. 22,, 24,.

3965 gm/m i' 53.81 55.96

62 QI/84—J 8

:2)                          M4V1  .                      1.47     13.78     14.33
                             M4V2  .                      1.55     14.11     14.67
                             M4V3  .                      1.62     14.01     14.57
                             S4M1  .                      1.50     17.00     17.68
                             S4M2  .                      1.75     18.56     19.30
                             S4M3  .                      1.75     16.20     16.85
                             S4M4   .                     2.13     20.16     20.97
                             S4M5  .                      2.20     20.16     20.97
                             S4M6(50% yarn  warp)         1.78     26.71     27.78
                             S4M7  -do-  .                1.87     18.45     19.19
                             S4M8  .                      2.00     16.87     17.54
                             S4M9  ,                      1.80     15.54     16.16
                             S4M10  .                     1.75     21.00     21.84
                             S4M11  .                     1.82     18.68     19.43
                             S4M12  .                     2.55     37.28     38.77
                             S4M13  .                     2.80     26.08     27.12
                             S4M14  .                     2,60     18.48     19.22
                             S4M15  .                     1,95     18.34     19.07
                             S4MJ6  .                     2.40     21.30     22.15
                             S4M17  .                     2.60     19.66     20.45
                             -S4M18  .                    2.55     24.22     25.19
                             S4M21  .                     3.10     28.36     X9A9
                             S4M22  .                     1.35     18.95     19.71

H2M1  .                     0.65      7.15      7.44
H2M2  .     .               0.70      4.73      4.92
H2M3  .                     0.875     8.62      1.9*
H2M4  .                      1.40    14.98     15.5S
H2M5  .                     0.74      7.25      7.54
H2M6  .                      0.40     4.54      4.72

SOM1  .                      2.00      18.56     19.3t
SOM2 (50% coir yarn)         1.90     21.36     22.21
SOM3 (coir as  weft)         1.70     21.24      22.09
SOM3 (aloe us  weft)          1.70     23.65     24.60
SOM3 (sisal as Weft)          1.70    29.11      30,27
SOM4  .                      3.20     23,97  *   24.93
SOM6  .                      2.62     21.49      22.35
SOM7  .                      4.00      30.43     31.63

M 3 A1                             1.58       16.75      17.42
M 3 A2                             1.62      16.26       16.91
M 3 A3                             1.68      15.76       16.39
M 3 A4                             1,75      16.15       16.80
M 3 A5                             1.82      16.02       16.66
M 3 R1                             1.50      14.35       14.92
M 3 R2                             1.55      14.58       15.16
M 3 R3                             1.60      14.48       15.OS
M 3 R4                            1.68       14.58       15.16
M 3 R5                            1.75       14.81       15.40
M 3 C1      .    .   ..           2.08       14.91       15.51
M 3 V1      .    .   ..            1.40      12.75       13.26
M 3 /2  .                          1.45      12.63       13.14
M 3 V3       .   .   ..            1.52      12.86       13.37
M 3 B1       .   .    ..           1.40        8.79        9.14
S 3 M1       .   .    ..           2.00      17.71       18.42
S 3 M2       .   .    ..           2.00      20.03       20.83
S 3 M3      .    .   ..            1.70      13.21       13.74
S 3 M4       .   .    ..           1.52      14,80        15.39
 S 3 M5      .   .    ..           1.88       18.09       18.81
 S 3 M6      .   .    ..           2.96       25.74      26.77
 S 3 M7      .   .    ..           1.80      17.00       17.68
 S 3 M8      .   .    ..           1.67      16.13       16.80
 S § M"      .   .    ..           1.90      21.94       22.82