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<h1>Imports and exports free unless classified as prohibited, restricted, or canalised under the national ITC(HS) schedule</h1> Chapter sets out that imports and exports are generally free unless classified as prohibited, restricted, or canalised through state trading enterprises under the national ITC(HS) schedule; goods are classified by HS codes and must comply with domestic laws and mandatory quality controls unless specific exemptions (with conditions) apply for export production units. A mandatory importer-exporter code aligns with PAN. Restricted trade requires authorisation with specified terms; prescribed documents and fees apply. Enforcement includes penalties, bank guarantees, denied-entity listings and recovery during insolvency. Specific country/product prohibitions and embargoes are enumerated. Provisions address samples, baggage, second-hand goods, bonded warehousing, invoicing/payment rules, and optional self-certification of origin.