EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section I
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 64] NEW DELHI. MONDAY. MAY 21, 1984/VAISAKHA 31, 1906
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2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—Sfic, J]MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
EXPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 21st May, 1984
Public Notice No. 16—ETC(PN)|84.
Sub:—Export Policy of HPS Groundnuts during
April, 1984—March, 1985.
F. No. 38(17) 184-EIL—Attention i" invited to
S. No. 23 (i) of Policy Statement at page 16 of the Import and Export Policy Book, 1984-85 (Volume- II) according to which export of HPS Groundnuts is canalised through the National Agricultural Co- operative Marketing Federation of India Ltd. (NAFED).
2. It has been decided that within the overall canalisation policy for export of HPS Groundnuts through NAFED, private parties and others will also be allowed to" export HPS Groundnuts during 1984-85 as- Associates of NAFED in their own names against ceiling ear-marked for them. Indian Oil & Produce Exporters Association (IOPEA) would monitor the quantity set apart for export by private trade within the overall policy of canalisation. The following conditions would ha\e to be fulfilled:—
(i) Export will be allowed on first-come, first served basis against the contracts backed by 100 per cent irrevocable letter of cre- dit to be registered with NAFED. Appli- cations received by NAFED on any parti- cular day will have the same priority and allocation will be made on pro rata basis subject to availability of ceiling. After allocation is made by NAFED, private exporters will get themselves registered with IOPEA.
(ii) The Service Charges to be levied by NAFED would be Rs. 20 per tonne of quantity permitted for export,
(iii) After the quota has been allocated to private parties by NAFED and registered with IOPEA, export will be permitted, by the Dort licensing authorities by making endorsement on shipping bills,
(iv) Export will be allowed freely to all per-
missible destinations.
(v) No further condition would be imposed by NAFED for issuing authorisation for export of HPS Groundnuts to private par- ties.
(vi) The NAFED will start receiving applica- tions fifteen days after the date of issue of this Public Notice.
3. The NAFED and IOPEA will monitor the ceil- ing and ensure that export of HPS Groundnuts does not exceed the quantity ear-marked for NAFED and private trade respectively for export during 1984-85.
4. IOPEA will send a monthly statement showing the contract registered and shipments effected along- with the Unit value realised, name of the exporter, and destination to the Department of Commerce (EP Agri. Division) with a copy to this office,
P. C. JAIN, Chief Controller of
Imports & Exports