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<h1>Handloom exporters must declare post-weaving processes on shipping bills certified by HEPC for DEPB benefits under Customs rules</h1> The DEPB rate for processed cotton made-ups other than grey is applicable to cotton made-ups from yarn dyed fabric that has undergone specified post-weaving processes. Due to difficulties faced by Custom Houses in verifying these processes, exporters in the handloom sector must declare the specific process on the shipping bill. This bill must first be certified by the Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC) confirming the fabric's processing before submission to Customs. Customs will accept the certified shipping bills for DEPB benefits but may challenge the declaration if they possess documentary evidence to the contrary. This procedure aims to facilitate exports while ensuring compliance with the DEPB scheme.