Testing coordination for imported textiles: require composition testing at the textiles committee when hazardous dye tests are conducted. Where consignments are sent for hazardous dye testing at the Textiles Committee laboratory, the composition test (texturised/non-texturised) must also be carried out at the Textiles Committee; if azo dye testing is not required under DGFT guidance, composition testing may be performed at the Central Revenue Control Laboratory (CRCL). The DGFT framework also provides for reduced sampling, prioritisation of consignments from jurisdictions without dye prohibitions, and limited validity of test reports for identical imports.
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Testing coordination for imported textiles: require composition testing at the textiles committee when hazardous dye tests are conducted.
Where consignments are sent for hazardous dye testing at the Textiles Committee laboratory, the composition test (texturised/non-texturised) must also be carried out at the Textiles Committee; if azo dye testing is not required under DGFT guidance, composition testing may be performed at the Central Revenue Control Laboratory (CRCL). The DGFT framework also provides for reduced sampling, prioritisation of consignments from jurisdictions without dye prohibitions, and limited validity of test reports for identical imports.
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