Classification as insecticide requires registration under the Insecticides Act for imports, unless certified non insecticidal end use. Boric acid intended for insecticidal use is to be classified and treated as an insecticide for customs purposes and importers must register under the Insecticides Act; imports for identified non insecticidal uses may be exempted from registration on production of an end use certificate from the concerned administrative Ministry/Department. Trader imports with unverifiable end use must be treated as insecticidal and require registration with the Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee. Pending assessments should be finalised accordingly and past final assessments need not be reopened.
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Classification as insecticide requires registration under the Insecticides Act for imports, unless certified non insecticidal end use.
Boric acid intended for insecticidal use is to be classified and treated as an insecticide for customs purposes and importers must register under the Insecticides Act; imports for identified non insecticidal uses may be exempted from registration on production of an end use certificate from the concerned administrative Ministry/Department. Trader imports with unverifiable end use must be treated as insecticidal and require registration with the Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee. Pending assessments should be finalised accordingly and past final assessments need not be reopened.
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