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OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS, |
PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 72 /2001
Sub: Indo Srilanka Free Trade Agreement - operational modalities.
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Government of India, Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, New Delhi, Circular vide F.No.354/77/98-TRU (Part
-1) dated 26.12.2000, is reproduced below for the guidance of the importers, clearing
agents and the trading public
Sd/-
C11/5/2000-AP(PORT)
(M.V.S.
PRASAD)
CUSTOM HOUSE, CHENNAI-1.
COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS (PORT)
DATE : 22.03.2001
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Notifications
No.26/2000-Customs dated 1.3.2000 (as amended by notifications No.59/2000-Customs dated
12.5.2000) and notification No.60/2000-Customs dated 12.5.2000 enables tariff concessions
on specified goods imported from Sri Lanka into India under the Indo Sri Lanka Free Trade
Agreement (ISLFTA). The Rules of Origin with
reference to the goods which are to be accorded preferential tariff concessions under the
ISLFTA have already been notified vide notification No.19/2000-Customs (NT) dated
1.3.2000.
2.0
The
tariff concessions envisaged under the ISLFTA can be bifurcated into two broad categories
namely;
2.1 Tariff Rate Quotas
(TRQ) with respect to tea and readymade garments, whereby the concession is available only
for a specified quantity of imports, with the balance quantities thereof being charged to
duty at the tariff rate.
2.2
Commodities
other than tea and ready-made garments, for which the concession is not limited to any
stipulated quantity.
3.0
Notification
No.60/2000-Customs and 26/2000-Customs grant partial exemption from the tariff rate of
import duty to tea and ready-made garments respectively, subject to the condition that the
importer observes the relevant procedures that may be prescribed under the ISLFTA. It has
been decided that the following appurtenant procedures will be complied with for operating
the preferential TRQ in respect of tea and ready-made garments;
4.0
Tea;
4.1.0 Quota allocation:
4.1.1 The Tea Board of
Sri Lanka, Colombo, will allocate the quota amongst the exporters of tea in Sri Lanka and
immediately thereafter inform the Tea Board of India about the name and addresses of the
Sri Lankan exporter and the Indian importers thereof, the quota quantities allocated, as
well as the port of entry thereof into India The Tea Board of Sri Lanka shall also issue,
in the proforma enclosed herewith as annexure-A, a certificate of
quota allocation to each exported indicating the quantity allocated. The certificate of
origin for such shipments, as indicated in the enclosed Annexure
‘B’, will be issued by the Director General of Commerce, Government of Sri
Lanka, Colombo. Every consignment of import of tea into India from Sri Lanka shall be
accompanied by the corresponding certificate of allocation of quota and the certificate of
origin.
4.2.0 Monitoring of Quota
:
4.2.1. The utilization of
the quota will be monitored by the Tea Board of India
(T.B.I.), Calcutta, in liaison with the Commissionerates of Customs at the
designated ports of entry into India at Calcutta and Cochin. The Customs authorities at
each such port shall maintain a simple register containing, inter-alia, particulars of
such quota allocated, quota utilized and the balance quantity thereof. A monthly statement
thereto shall be sent by the designated Commissioner of Customs to the T.B.I. for
facilitating cross-checking of such particulars.
4.3.0 Relevant date :
4.3.1 In respect of the
quota allocation for any given year, the date of the Bill of Lading/Air Way Bill shall be
the relevant date for determining whether or not the consignment is eligible for inclusion
under the quota for that year.
4.4.0 Quality Control :
4.4.1 The Tea Board of Sri
Lanka shall ensure that the standard of tea exported from Sri Lanka to India conforms to
the quality specifications of ISO 3720 in respect of tea under the provisions of the
Prevention of Food Adulteration (PFA) Act in force in India.
4.4.2 The Tea Waste
(Control) Order, 1959, being operational in India, the import into and marketing of tea
waste in India, as defined therein, shall be governed by the provisions of the said Order.
4.4.3 The T.B.I., in
pursuance of its statutory duties, shall have the right to inspect at random the tea
consignments emanating from Sri Lanka into India and have the discretion of drawing
samples therefrom, in order to ascertain whether the tea shipments conform to the
prescribed ISO standards/PFA specifications. If on visual inspection thereof the T.B.I.
has reason to believe that a particular consignment is not consistent with the said
standards/specifications, it may advise the Commissioner of Customs at the designated port
not to allow the clearance of the impugned consignment until the receipt of the test
report of the suspect sample.
4.4.4 In the cases of
random sampling, the concerned Customs authorities shall not detain the consignment(s),
but may release the same on obtaining an undertaking from the importer(s) to the effect
that in the event of an adverse sample test result, the impugned goods shall be
surrendered in toto and that the Indian importers concerned shall be liable to penal
action under the provisions of the Customs Act in force in India. In a case where the
T.B.I. has specifically advised the concerned Customs authorities to detain a tea
consignment(s) pending the outcome of the test of the sample(s) concerned, the
jurisdictional Customs authorities may allow to the importer an option of bonding the
consignment(s) concerned under Section 49 of the Customs Act, to guard against an
incurring of demurrage in the intervening period. In all those cases where panel action
has been initiated by Customs authorities, the Tea Board of Sri Lanka shall be kept
appraised by it is Indian counterpart.
4.4.5 If a consignment of
tea originating from Sri Lanka is off-loaded at a port or airport in India other than the
designated port or airport, the Customs authorities concerned shall be at liberty to levy
the applicable normal tariff rate of duty, without allowing the otherwise admissible
tariff concession under these arrangements, except in a case of force majeure which, inter
alia includes natural disasters and any other circumstances beyond the control of the
exporter such as port strike, etc.
4.4.6 In the case of a
shipment being rejected/penalised on account of action as envisaged in paras 4.4.3 and/or
4.4.4 above, or in the case of shipment being charged full duty as outlined in para 4.4.5
above, the quantity of the shipment so dealt with and therefore not counted towards the
Tariff Quota will still be considered as being available for allocation by the Tea Board
of Sri Lanka under the TR Q
arrangement.
5.0
Readymade
garments :
5.1
The
quota for ready-made garments/apparels under the ISLFTA will be allocated by the Director,
Exports, Textile Division, Ministry of Industrial Development, Government of Sri Lanka,
Colombo and the country of origin certificate thereto will be issued by the Director General of Commerce, Government of
Sri Lanka, Colombo. On the Indian side the Textile Committee, Mumbai will monitor the
tariff rate quota parameters.
5.2
For
the purpose of the Tariff Rate Quota (TRQ), the term ‘fabric’ shall mean wet
processed (involving bleaching/dying/printing/combination thereof/dyed yarn) fabric which
can be directly used for garment manufacture.
5.3
The
readymade garments (RMG) articles which can be exported by Sri Lanka into India under
these arrangements will only by those that fall in the product categories covered by
chapters 61 and 62 of the First schedule to the Indian Customs Tariff Act, 1975. A list of
the product description of such articles (drawn from the European Union categorization) is
enclosed as Annexure - C. in the event of any dispute regarding the
classification of any RMG article(s) under a product category, the decision of the
jurisdictional Customs authorities in India will be final.
5.4
With
regard to the 6 million pieces (pcs.) of RMG articles for which the stipulated
conditionality of sourcing of fabrics from India (for the manufacture of such RMG articles
in Sri Lanka) is applicable, the import of such fabrics from India to Sri Lanka and the
resultant export of RMG articles from Sri Lanka to India will be confined to the
manufacturer-exporters, in Sri Lanka. However, while ordinarily this will relate to direct
manufacturer-exporters, in exceptional cases one change of hand (transfer) may be provided
subject to the transferee also being a manufacturer-exporter. The designated authority in
Sri Lanka will ensure that there is a one-to-one co-relation between the RMG articles
exported from Sri Lanka by a manufacturer-exporter and the fabrics imported from India for
the manufacture of such apparel articles. For this purpose, the conversion factors
(adopted from the European Union/United States of America models) in respect of the ratio,
in unit terms, of the fabrics exported consequently to India, as also indicated in
Annexure - C, will be taken into account by the designated authority of Sri Lanka while
certifying that the apparel articles exported from Sri Lanka into India correspond thus
with the quantity of fabrics imported from India. For instance, a manufacturer-exporter of
apparel articles in Sri Lanka will have to import from India and use 100 Kgs. of fabrics
for the manufacture and export resultantly to India of 648 pcs of category 1 apparel
articles mentioned in Annexure - C.
5.5
For
the RMG articles exported by Sri Lanka into India on preferential import duty, the
concerned designated authority of Sri Lanka will issue the revised Certificate of Origin
as per the enclosed Annexure-D. Annexure-1 (i.e. page 2) of this
format is, however, required to be filled in only if the Certificate of Origin is to be
issued in respect of the export of RMG articles from Sri Lanka to India which is linked to
the condition of sourcing of fabrics from India for the manufacture of such RMG articles
in Sri Lanka.
5.6
In
terms of the ISLFTA, the import of RMG articles from Sri Lanka into India is allowed
through the designated ports of Chennai and Mumbai. The latter will also include the
Jawahar Lal Nehru Port (JNP) in Nhava Sheva. For the purpose of these arrangements, such
imports will include imports through the sea and air modes in Chennai and Mumbai. The
clearance of the consignments of the apparel articles will be done by the jurisdictional
Commissionerates of Customs in-charge of the seaports/aircargo complexes in these
locations.
5.7
The
Director (Exports), Textile Division, Ministry of Industrial Development, Government of
Sri Lanka (designated authority) will also issue a Tariff Rate Quota Certificate (TRQC)
covering every consignment of RMG article(s) exported to India. The format of the TRQC
will be as per Annexure-E. A copy of the TRQC issued at the Sri
Lankan end in advance, in duplicate (two copies), will be sent by the exporter of apparel
articles to its importer in India. The importer will present the TRQC (in duplicate) to
the jurisdictional Chennai and Mumbai regional offices of the Textile Committee,
(addresses given in Annexure-F) depending on the port of import
thereof in India. The Textiles Committee will immediately on the receipt of the TRQC,
acknowledge the same by affixing its dated official signature and seal/stamp on the TRQC
(in duplicate). This acknowledgement will serve the purpose of authorizing the import of
such consignment into India. While one copy of the acknowledged TRQC will be retained by
the Textiles Committee for record/reference, the other copy of the same will be handed
over, under due receipt, to the importer of the apparel articles in India. On the basis of
the said acknowledgement of the Textiles Committee, the importer may approach for its
clearance, the jurisdictional Customs authorities by submitting to the latter, inter-alia,
the originals of the TRQC as acknowledged by the Textiles Committee and of the Certificate
of Origin issued by the designated agency of Sri Lanka for the concerned shipment. These
original documents will be retained by the Customs authorities, amongst other things, will
be retained by the Customs authorities for debiting the due quantity of quota cleared
under such consignment through the respective seaport/air cargo complex.
5.8
The
date of the ‘Bill of Lading’ / ‘Air Way Bill’ issued in Sri Lanka in
respect of the consignment of RMG articles exported from Sri Lanka to India will be taken
as the relevant date for reckoning the preferential tariff quota year under these
arrangements.
5.9
There
will be no provision for the carry-forward (to a preceding year) or carry-over (to the
succeeding year) of quota from a given year.
5.10
High-sea
sales of the RMG articles consignments (from Sri Lanka to India) will not be allowed,
since the export of such articles is enjoined to be effected by a manufacturer-exporter
and as the Country of Origin Certificate and the Tariff Rate Quota Certificate issued by
the designated authorities in Sri Lanka are importer-specific.
5.11
In
the event of any contingency relating to an import consignment of RMG articles in India
arising out of force-majeure conditions, such as an unforeseen diversion of a shipment
from a designated port to another one in India, such consignments, if otherwise found to
be entirely in order and accompanied by all the prescribed documents, may be considered to
be cleared by the Customs authorities concerned in such other ports within the framework
of the applicable laws/ regulations in force, under intimation to the Secretary, Textiles
Committee, Mumbai, the Director (Exports), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, New
Delhi and the Joint Director (RMTR Division), Ministry of Commerce, Government of India,
New Delhi.
6.
The
Commissioners of Customs are advised to forthwith issue Trade/Public notices to bring the
aforesaid procedures to the attention of the trade. Difficulties, if any, in putting into
operation these operations these arrangements may immediately be brought to the notice of
the Central Board of Excise & Customs for resolving the same.
ANNEXURE - A
SRI LANKA TEA
BOARD
No.574, GALLE ROAD
COLOMBO - 3
It is hereby certified that the declaration given by the exporter is correct and
that the position of tea quota is as follows :
(i) Total quota as on
date __________in Kgs. (i) Total
quota allocated to
(ii) Less this
consignment _________in Kgs. (ii) Less this consignment
(iii) Balance quota _______________ in Kgs (iii) Balance quota _________________ in Kgs.
ANNEXURE - B
CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN
1. Goods consigned
form (Exporters’ business Name, Address, Country) |
Reference No. INDO-SRI LANKA
FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (ISLFTA) (Combined
declaration and certificate for exporting under preferential tariff against Tariff Rate
Quota)
Issued in
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(Country) (See notes
overleaf) |
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2. Goods consigned
to (Consignee’s Name, Address, Country) |
4. For Official
use |
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3. Means of
transport and route (as far as Known) |
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5. Tariff item
number |
6. Marks and
numbers of packages |
7. Number and
kind of packages. Description of goods |
8. Origin
criterion (See notes overleaf) |
9. Gross weight
or other quantity |
10. Number and
date of invoice |
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11. Declaration
by the Exporter The undersigned
hereby declares that the above details and statements are correct. That all the goods were
produced in .......................................................
(Country) and that they
comply with the origin requirements specified for those goods in ISLFTA for goods exported
to ...........................................................
(Importing country) ............................................................. Place and date,
signature of the authorised signatory |
12. Certificate : It is hereby
certified, on the basis of control carried out that the declaration by the exporter is
correct: ............................................................... Place and date,
signature and stamp of certifying authority |
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LIST OF THE PRODUCT
CATEGORY DESCRIPTION {UNDER CHAPTER 61 AND 62 OF THE HARMONISED SYSTEM OF NOMENCLATURE
(HSN)} AND CONVERSION FACTOR FOR THE IMPORT OF APPAREL ARTICLES FROM SRI LANKA INTO INDIA
CATEGORY |
PRODUCT
DESCRIPTION |
CONVERSION FACTOR |
(1) |
(2) |
(3) |
1. |
Shirts, T-SHIRTS,
Lightweight fine knit roll, polo or turtle necked jumpers and pullovers (Other than of
wool or fine animal hair) undervests and the like, knitter or crocheted. |
6.48 Pcs./kg. |
2. |
Jerseys,
pullovers, slipovers, waistcoats twinsets, cardigans, bed jackets and jumpers (other than
jackets and blazers), anoraks, windheaters, waister jackets and the like, knitted or
crocheted. |
4.53 Pcs./Kg. |
3. |
Men’s or
boys’ woven breeches, shorts other than swimwear) and trousers (including slacks),
women’s or girls’ woven trousers and slacks of wool or cotton or of man-made
fibres. |
1.76 Pcs./Kg. |
4. |
Women’s or
girls’ blouses’, shirts and shirt-blouses, whether or not knitted or crocheted,
of wool, cotton or man-made fibre. |
5.55 Pcs./Kg. |
5. |
Men’s or
boys’ shirts, other than knitted or crocheted, of wool, cotton or man-made fibres. |
4.60 Pcs./Kg. |
6. |
Gloves, mittens
and mitts, knitted or crocheted. |
2.9 M ./Doz. Pair |
7. |
Panty-hose
(tights), stockings, under stockings, socks, ankle socks, sockettes and the like, knitted
or crocheted, other than for babies, including stocking for varicose veins, other than
products of category 24 |
24.39 Pair/Kg. |
8. |
Men’s of
boys’ underpants and briefs, women’s or girls’ knickers and briefs, knitted
or crocheted of wool, cotton or man-made fibres. |
17 Pcs./Kg. |
9. |
Men’s or
boys’ woven overcoats, cloaks and capes, of wool, of cotton or of man-made textile
fibres (other than parkas) (of category 15) |
0.72 Pcs./Kg. |
10. |
Women’s of
girls’ woven overcoats, raincoats and other coats, cloaks and capes; jackets and
blazers of wool, of cotton or of man-made textile fibres (other than parkas) (of category
15). |
0.84 Pcs./Kg. |
11. |
Men’s or
boys’ suits and ensembles, other than knitted or crocheted, of wool, of cotton or of
man-made fibres, excluding ski suits. |
0.80 Pcs./Kg. |
12. |
Men’s or
boys’ jackets and blazers, other than knitted or crocheted, of wool, of cotton or of
man-made fibres. |
1.41 Pcs./Kg. |
13. |
Men’s or
boys’ singlets and other vests, underpants, briefs, nightshirts, pyjamas, bathrobes,
dressing gowns and similar articles, other than knitted or crocheted. Women’s or
girls’ singlets and other vests, slips, petticoats, briefs, panties, night-dresses,
pyjamas, negligees, bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar articles, other than knitted or
crocheted. |
42.60 M2/Doz. |
14. |
Handkerchiefs,
other than knitted or crocheted. |
59 Pcs./Kg. |
15. |
Parkas, anoraks,
windheaters, waister jackets and the like, other than knitted or crocheted, of wool, of
cotton or of man-made fibres. |
2.3 Pcs./Kg. |
16. |
Men’s or
boys’ nightshirts, pyjamas, bathrobes, dressing gown and similar articles, knitted or
crocheted Women’s or
girls’ nightdresses, pyjamas negliges, bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar
articles, knitted or crocheted. |
3.9 Pcs./Kg. |
17. |
Women’s or
girls’ dresses, of wool, of cotton or of man-made fibres. |
3.10 Pcs./kg. |
18. |
Women’s or
girls’ skirts, including divided skirts. |
2.60pcs./Kg. |
19. |
Trousers, bib,
and brace overalls, breeches and shorts (other than swimwear) knitted or crocheted, of
wool, of cotton or man-made fibres. |
1.61 Pc./Kg. |
20. |
Women’s or
girls’ suits and ensembles other than knitted or crocheted, of wool, of cotton or
man-made fibres, excluding ski suits. |
1.37 Pcs./kg. |
21. |
Brassieres,
woven, knitted or crocheted |
18.2 Pcs./Kg. |
22. |
Babies’
garments and clothing accessories, excluding babies gloves, mittens and mitts of
categories 6 and 36, and babies’ stockings, socks and sockettes, other than knitted
or crocheted of category 37. |
6.30 M2/Kg. |
23. |
Women’s or
girls’ slips and petticoats, knitted or crocheted |
7.8 Pcs./Kg. |
24. |
Panty-hose(tights)
of synthetic fibres, measuring per single yarn less than 67, 67 decitex (6, 7 tex) |
30.4 Pair/Kg. |
25. |
Swimwear, of
wool, of cotton or of man-made fibres. |
9.7 Pcs./Kg. |
26. |
Tracksuits of
knitted or crocheted fabric, of wool, of cotton or of man-made textile fibres. |
1.47 Pcs./Kg. |
27. |
Women’s or
girls’ knitted or crocheted suits and ensembles, of wool or of cotton of man-made
fibres, excluding ski suits. |
1.54 Pcs./Kg. |
28. |
Men’s or
boys’ knitted or crocheted, suits and ensembles, of wool, of cotton or of man-made
fibres, excluding ski suits |
0.80 Pcs./Kg. |
29. |
Men’s or
boys’ industrial or occupational clothing; other than knitted or crocheted,
women’s or girls’ aprons, smock-overalls and other industrial or occupational
clothing, other than knitted or crocheted. |
50 M2/Doz. |
30. |
Ski suits, other
than knitted or crocheted. |
2.7 M2/Pcs. |
31. |
Garments, other
than knitted or crocheted not specified elsewhere. |
8.50 M2/Kgs. |
32. |
Overcoats,
jackets, blazers and other garments including ski suits, knitted or crocheted, not
specified elsewhere. |
8.50 M2/Kgs. |
33. |
Shawls, scarves,
mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like, other than knitted of crocheted, of wool, of
cotton or man-made fibres. |
8.50 M2/Kgs. |
34. |
Ties, bow ties
and cravats, not knitted or crocheted, of wool or cotton or man-made fibres. |
17.9 Pcs./Kg. |
35. |
Corsets,
corset-belts, suspender-belts, braces, suspenders, gaters and the like and parts thereof,
whether or not knitted or crocheted. |
8.8 Pcs./Kg. |
36. |
Gloves, mittens
and mitts, not knitted or crocheted. |
2.9 M2/Doz Pair |
37. |
Stockings, socks
and sockettes, not knitted or crocheted, other clothing accessories, other than for
babies, other than knitted or crocheted. |
30.4 Pair/Kg. |
CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN
1.Goods consigned
from (Exporters’ Business, Name
Address, country) |
Reference No. INDO-SRI LANKA
FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (ISLFTA) (Combined declaration
and certificate) Issued
in..........................................
(Country) |
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2. Goods
consigned to (Consignee’s Name, Address,
Country) |
4. For Official
use |
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3. Means of
transport and route (as far as known) |
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5. Tariff Item No. |
6.Marks and numbers of
packages |
7. Number and
kind of packages description of goods |
8.Origin criterion |
7. Gross weight Or other quantity |
10. number and
date of invoices |
11. Declaration by
the exporter. The undersigned
hereby declares that the above details and statements are correct. That all the goods were
produced in ............................................... (Country) and that they
comply with the origin requirements specified for those goods in ISFTA for goods exported
to ............................................ (Importing Country) ............................................ Place and date,
signature of the authourised signatory |
12. Certificate It is hereby
certified on the basis of control carried out that the declaration by the exporter is
correct. .............................................................. Place and date,
signature and stamp of certifying authority. |
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Annex - 1
Declaration
by the exporter of Sri Lanka for export of Garments under FTA
(To be filled only in
cases where condition of sourcing of fabric from India is applicable) |
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It is certified
that the goods exported are manufactured from the fabrics of Indian origin, the details of
which have also been given in the TRQ certificate number Issued on
(date) |
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1. Name &
address of Indian exporter of fabric : |
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2. Details of
apparel articles being exported ; Category No. Description
Conversion factor No. in pcs
being exported qty. of cloth
In
Kg/M2 |
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3. Export invoice
No. & Date
Bill of lading/Airway Bill No. & Date
Description
Quantity
Value of Fabric |
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4. Port of
export: |
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5. Bill of entry No. Date: Port of import in Sri
Lanka: |
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I/We
hereby certify that the information furnished above is true and correct: Place: Date:
(Signature of the Exporter) (with common seal of the Company/Exporter) |
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Annexe-2 Certification by the
Exporter |
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The
position regarding garment quota as mentioned in the TRQ Certificate is as follows: |
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(i)
Total
quota for this category : _____ in pcs (ii) Less this consignment : __________ in pcs (iii) Balance quota : ________________ in pcs |
(i)
Total quota for
this category at Chennai/Mumbai port: ____________________ in pcs (ii) Less this
consignment : _______ in pcs (iii) Balance quota :
______________ in pcs |
(i) Total
quota : ____________ in pcs (ii) Less this
consignment _____ in pcs (iii) Balance quota :
__________ in pcs |
(i) Total quota at
Chennai/Mumbai port: ____ in pcs (ii)
Less this
consignment : ___________ in pcs (iii)
Balance quota :
_________________ in pcs |
I/We
hereby certify that the information furnished above is true and correct : Place : Date:
(Signature of the Exporter)
(with
common seal of the Company/Exporter) |
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TARIFF RATE QUOTA
CERTIFICATE (TRQC) (To be issued in
duplicate) (FOR EXPORTS OF
GARMENTS FROM SRI LANKA TO INDIA UNDER THE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT) (To be filled in by
the certifying authority, Government of Sri Lanka) |
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PART
- A : DETAILS OF IMP0RTS OF FABRICS (To be filled only in cases where condition regarding
sourcing of fabric from India is applicable) |
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1.
Name & address of the Indian exporter of fabric: |
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2.
Name & address of the Sri Lankan importer of fabrics: |
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3. Details
of apparel articles being exported : Category
No. Description Conversion factor No. in pcs being exported Qty. of cloth in Kg/m2
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4. Export
invoice No. & Date :
Bill of Lading/Airway Bill No. & Date
Description
Quantity
Value of fabric |
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5. Port
of Export : |
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6. Bill
of Entry No. Date Port of import in Sri Lanka |
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PART
- B : DETAILS OF EXPORTS OF GARMENTS |
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1.
Name & Address of Sri Lankan Exporter of Garments |
2.
Name & Address of Indian Importer of Garments |
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3.
Category No. |
4.
Quota Year |
5.
Quantity in pcs |
6.
FOB value |
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7.
Description of goods |
8.
Marks & Nos. on Shipping Packages |
9. Mode of
Transport & Port of
Loading |
10. Remarks if
any |
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Explanation
: In case the name of Sri Lankan exporter in Box 1 of Part-B is different from that of Sri
Lankan Importer at Box 2 of Part-A, the details of regarding one to one correspondence in
respect of materials versus finished product are to be given : |
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PART - C : QUOTA
DETAILS AND CERTIFICATION |
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It is hereby
certified that with this consignment, the position regarding garment quota is as follows: |
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(i) Total quota for
this category : ___ in pcs (ii) Less this consignment
: ________ in pcs (iii) Balance quota : _____________ in pcs |
(i)
Total quota for
this category at Chennai/ Mumbai port : _____ in pcs (ii)
Less this
consignment : ____ in pcs (iii)
Balance quota :
_______ in pcs |
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(i)
Total quota :
__________ in pcs (ii)
Less this
consignment : ___in pcs (iii)
Balance quota :
_____ in pcs |
(i)
Total quota at
Chennai/Mumbai port : ______ in pcs (ii)
Less this
consignment : _______in pcs (iii) Balance quota :
_____________ in pcs |
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Place : Date :
Signature & Stamp of the certifying
authority of Sri Lanka |
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PART - D :
AUTHORISATION BY THE TEXTILES COMMITTEE OF INDIA |
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It is hereby
certified that a copy of the Export Certificate has been retained in the office of the
Textiles Committee at Chennai/Mumbai and the importer of the garments whose name is
mentioned at Box 2 of Part B may be allowed to import the garments as per quota details
given in Part C under the Free Trade
Agreement. Place Date
Signature & Stamp of the designated authority
of the Textiles Committee of India |
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LIST OF THE POSTAL
ADDRESSES & TELEPHONE/FAX/E-MAIL NOS. OF THE TEXTILES COMMITTEE IN MUMBAI AND CHENNAI
AND SRI LANKAN AUTHORITIES
1) TEXTILES COMMITTEE
I)
MUMBAI :-
Secretary, Textiles
Committee,
Ministry of
Textiles, Government of India,
Jai Centre, 2nd
Floor, 34, P.D.’ Mello Road,
Wadi Bunder,
Mumbai - 400 016.
Telefax :
022-4924500/3772209
Telephone :
022-4935349
Fax : 022-4964521
E-mail No. : secy@bora.1.vsnl.net.in
II)
CHENNAI :-
Textiles Committee,
Ministry of
Textiles, Government of India,
1st Floor, North Wing, T.N.S.C.B. Complex,
212, R.K. Mutt
Road,
Mylapore, Chennai -
600 004.
Telefax No. :
044-4940740
ATTESTED BY
(T.S. JAYACHANDAR)
ASST. COMMR. OF CUSTOMS (APPG.)
