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    Exim policy

    Exim Policyor Foreign Trade Policyis a set ofguidelines and instructions established by theDGFTin

    matters related to the import and export of goods in

    India.

    Regulated by the foreign trade development andregulatory Act 1992.

    Exim policy contain various policy decisions with

    respect to import and exports from the country

    Exim policy is prepared and announced by thecentral govt.

    Exim policy of India aims to developing export

    potential, improving export performance

    encouraging foreign trade and creating favourablebalance of a ment osition

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    GENERAL OBJECTIVE OF EXIM

    POLICYTo establish the framework for globlizationTo promote the productivity competitiveness of

    Indian Industry

    To Encourage the attainment of high andinternationally accepted standards of quality

    To augment export by facilitating access to raw

    material,intermediate component, consumables

    and capital goods from the international market

    To promote internationally competitive import

    substitution and self reliance

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    EXIM POLICY OF INDIA 2004-09

    Hon. Kamal Nath minister for commerceand Industry has announced on 31stAug2004,Indias exim policy

    The duration of the policy from 1stsept.

    2004 to 31stmarch 2009.

    It takes an integrated view of the overalldevelopment of India's foreign trade

    Aim of the policy is to double the globalmerchandise trade within the policy timeperiod of 5 year

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    OBJECTIVE OF EXIM POLICY 2004-09

    To double percentage of share of global merchandise trade within the five

    year .

    To act as an effective instrument of economic growth by giving a trust to

    employment generation

    Facilitating development of India as a global hub for manufacturing , trading

    and services

    Facilitating technological and infrastructural up gradation of the Indian

    Economy especially through import of capital goods and equipment

    Upgrading infrastructure network related to entire foreign trade chain to

    international standards

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    HIGHLIBGHT OF THE NEW

    FOREIGN TRADE POLICY 04-09

    Special Focus Initiative - Agriculture: Semi urban andrural area

    Agriculture: Vises Krishi Yojana and agri export zones

    Handlooms and Handicrafts: Mark under Market

    access Initiatives scheme and proposed to start newSEZ.

    Gems and Jewellery:Import of Gold of 18 carat andabove has been permitted under the replenishment

    scheme Leather and Footwear: duty free import entitlement of

    specified item shall be 5% of FOB value of exportsduring the preceding year

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    BOARD OF TRADE: The role is to Advise

    government on relevant issue connectedwith for Foreign Trade Policy

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    Imp lication o f the Foreign Trade 04-09

    Implication on Indian Economy :

    - This policy purpose to simplify procedures and developtechnology and infrastructure

    Implication on Agriculture :

    1. Special Agriculture produce scheme has been introduce

    for promoting the export of fruit vegetable , flowers, andtheir value added products.

    2. Fixed quota

    3. Transport assistance

    Implication on Handloom and Handicraft :- Establishment of Handicraft SEZ and Handicraft. Exportpromotion council would promote development ofhandloom and handicraft industry

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    Implication on Gem and Jewellery Sector:

    -This is special thrust area in this policy- Duty free imports of other inputs would

    give a further boost to this sector

    Implications on Leather and Footwear Industry- Dutyfree imports as a specified percentage

    of exports .

    - Exemption on duty on equipment of effluent

    treatment plants would be help promoting export

    form this sector

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    Annual Supp lement to Foreign Trade

    po licy 2004-09

    Minister For Commerce and Industry ,

    Government of India has announced

    Annual supplement 2005 , to the foreign

    Trade policy 2004-09 on the 8thApril 2005.

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    High l igh t of the Supplement

    Inter State Trade Council: To engage the stategovernment in providing an enabling environment forboosting international trade , by setting up an inter statetrade council

    Removal of Export Cess : proposed to abolish cess onexport of all agricultural and plantation commoditieslevied under various commodities levied under variouscommodity board act

    Export promotion capital goods scheme (EPCG) :This scheme is extended to agricultural sector, retail

    sectors in order to promote exports from them Service sector: To upgrade infrastructure in the service

    related companies

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    Agr i Expo r ts:Benefits under Vishesh Krishi

    Upaj Yojana addition to export of poultry and

    dairy products in addition to export of flowers ,

    fruit vegetables and their value added products

    Package for Marine Sectior : Duty free import of

    specified specialized chemicals and flavoring oils

    as per a defined list shall be allowed to the extentof 1 % of FOB value of preceding financial years

    exports

    Advance licensing scheme:The scope of

    Advance for annual requirement has beenextended to all categories of exporters having

    past export performance.

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    Canalized Item: can be exported withoutwithout an export license through designated state

    Trading enterprise

    Items canalizing agencyOnion (except Bangalore rose onion

    krishnapuram onion)

    Exports permitted through specified

    STEs

    Niger seeds: Tribal cooperative marketing

    federation of India (TRIFED) new

    Delhi

    National agri. Cooperative marketing

    of India (NACEI)

    Gum Metals minerals tradingcorporation

    Tribal cooperative mkting federationof india (TRIFED),New delhi

    Iron ore , manganese ore and crome

    ore.

    Metals and Minerals Trading

    corporation (MMTC)

    CRUDE OIL Indian Oil Corporation ltd

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    Freely Exported Item :can be exported without an export

    license frm DGFT .however export of such item is subject

    to certain procedure or coondition

    Item Descript ion procedure or condi t ion

    Miliary Stores as notified

    by DGFT

    No objection certificate frm

    the Department of Deface

    production and suppliesExotic Birds, such as

    Bengali finches and zebra

    Subject to pre-shipment

    inspection

    Bones and bone product Subject to a certificate frm

    chemical and allied productsExport promotion

    council(CAPEXIL)

    Basmati Rice Subject to registration of

    contracts with Agricultureand processed food pdts

    Export Development

    authority