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of <h1>Clarification on Third-Party Exports and DEEC Books: Para 9.55 of Export Import Policy 2002-2007; Streamlined Document Requirements.</h1> The circular addresses issues related to third-party exports under the Export Import Policy and the logging of DEEC books for advance licenses. It clarifies that the policy for third-party exports is governed by Para 9.55 of the Export Import Policy 2002-2007, requiring both exporter and manufacturer names on shipping bills. Regarding DEEC books, abeyance will be granted for three months if customs provide a letter indicating pending audits. Additionally, to reduce administrative burden, certain documents previously required for applications will no longer be necessary, streamlining the process for exporters.
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