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FOREIGN TRADE PROCEDURES (2008-2009) PUBLISHED BY THE DIRECTORATE OF FOREIGN TRADE OF INDIA.

FOREIGN TRADE PROCEDURES (2008-2009) PUBLISHED BY THE DIRECTORATE OF FOREIGN TRADE OF INDIA.

            The new foreign trade procedure for the period 2008-2009 is released by the Directorate of Foreign Trade of India. Few amendments (Division 2.32.A added to the old trade procedure and condition III deleted) were made to the old procedures in scrap metal trade.

            Chapter 2.32 which deals with the import of scrap metals from any parts of the globe to India is shown here:-

  

Chapter 2.32- Import of Metallic Waste and Scrap

 

Division 2.32.1- Import of any form of metallic waste, scrap will be subject to the condition that, it will not contain hazardous, toxic waste, radioactive contaminated waste / scrap containing radioactive material, any type of arms, ammunition, mines, shells, live or used cartridge or any other explosive material in any form either used or otherwise.

 

Division 2.32.2- Import of following types of metallic waste and scrap will be free subject to conditions detailed below.

 

S. No

Exim Code

Item Description

1

72041000 

waste and scrap of cast iron

2

72042190

Other

3

72042920

Of High speed steel

4

72042990

Other

5

72043000

Waste and scrap of tinned iron or steel

6

72044100

Turnings, shavings, chips, milling waste,

saw  dust, fillings, trimmings and

stampings, whether or not in bundles

7

72044900

Other

8

72045000

Remelting scrap ingots

9

74040010

Copper scrap

10

74040022

Brass scrap

11

75030010

Nickel scrap

12

76020010

Aluminium scrap

13

79020010

Zinc scrap

14

80020010

Tin scrap

15

81042010

Magnesium scrap

   CONDITIONS Shredded form:  Import of metallic waste and scrap listed in division 2.32.2 above, in shredded form shall be permitted through all ports of India

Shredded form only: Import from Hodaideh, Yemen and Bandar Abbas, Iran will be in shredded form only.

Unshredded compressed and loose form:  Import of metallic waste, scrap above in unshredded compressed and loose form shall be subject to the following conditions:

 CONDITIONS FOR IMPORT OF SCRAP IN UNSHREDDED FORM

Condition-1: The importer should furnish the following documents to the customs at the time of clearance of goods:

Documents to be produced:

  • Pre-shipment inspection certificate as per the format in Annexure-I to    Appendix-5* from any Inspection & Certification agencies given in Appendix-5* to the effect that:

                  + The consignment does not contain any type of arms, ammunition, mines,                     shells, cartridges, radio active contaminated or any other explosive                                         material in any form either used or otherwise.

                  + The imported item (s) is actually a metallic waste/                                                       scrap/ seconds/ defective as per the internationally accepted parameters for              such a classification.

  • Copy of the contract between the importer and the exporter stipulating that the consignment does not contain any type of arms, ammunition, mines, shells, cartridges, radio active contaminated, or any other explosive material in any form either used or otherwise.
*  To download the format in Annexure-I to Appendix-5 and the list of Inspection and certification agencies, just visit the website http://164.100.9.245/exim/2000/apndxftp0809/appnd-5.pdf.  

Condition-II: Import of scrap would take place only through the following designated ports and no exceptions would be allowed even in case of EOUs (Export Oriented Unit), SEZs (Special Economic Zone):

 Designated Ports:

1. Chennai

2. Cochin

3. Ennore

4. JNPT

5. Kandla

6. Mormugao

7. Mumbai

8. New Mangalore

9. Paradip

10. Tuticorin

11. Vishakhapatnam

12. ICD Loni, Ghaziabad

13. Pipava

14. Mundra

15. Kolkata

16. ICD Ludhiana

17. ICD Dadri (Greater Noida)

18. ICD Nagpur

19. ICD Jodhpur

20. ICD Jaipur,

21. ICD Udaipur

22. CFS Mulund

23. ICD Kanpur

24. ICD Ahmedabad

25. ICD Pitampur

26. ICD Malanpur

 Note: ICD stands for Inland Container Depot. 

Condition III: Condition III* in the old procedure is no longer in use and is deleted in the amended procedure.

*Condition III stated that “New system of import from registered sources will come into effect from 01.10.2007. However, in cases where Bill of Lading is dated 30.09.2007 or before, imports will be allowed on the basis of Pre-Shipment Inspection regime in terms of Para 2.32 of the HBP v1, notified vide Public Notice No. 1 dated 08.04.2005 and as amended from time to time, till new system of import from registered sources comes into effect. List of Pre-Shipment Agencies notified under earlier regime is available on DGFT web site”. 

Division 2.32.A- In case any agency wishes to be enlisted under Appendix 5, they may furnish an application to the office of Director General of Foreign Trade with the following documents:

  • A brief on the activities of the agency, its history, membership, organizational structure,   manpower, etc.
  • Infrastructural setup, logistics, testing labs etc. for carrying out the inspection of metallic scrap.
  • List of companies/agencies for which testing has been carried out.
 

Division 2.32.3- However, import of other kinds of metallic waste and scrap will be allowed in terms of conditions of Indian Trade Classification (Harmonised System) (ITC (HS)).

 

Division 2.32.4- Import policy for seconds and defective, rags, PET bottles / waste, and ships is given in ITC (HS).

 

            No major amendments were made to the old trade procedure other than the addition of paragraph 2.32.A and the deletion of condition III.

  

 

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