Amendment in Notification SO 1761(E) dated 26.04.2018 vide notifying 'Tramadol' as a Psychotropic Substances under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985 –reg.
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Classification of Tramadol as a psychotropic substance: delayed applicability for licensed manufacturers, importers and exporters after grace period. The amendment defers the operational applicability of Tramadol's classification as a psychotropic substance so that licensed manufacturers, importers and exporters are subject to the notification only after the expiry of a prescribed grace period following publication; the earlier public notice is amended accordingly and Customs staff are to treat this Public Notice as a Standing Order.
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Classification of Tramadol as a psychotropic substance: delayed applicability for licensed manufacturers, importers and exporters after grace period.
The amendment defers the operational applicability of Tramadol's classification as a psychotropic substance so that licensed manufacturers, importers and exporters are subject to the notification only after the expiry of a prescribed grace period following publication; the earlier public notice is amended accordingly and Customs staff are to treat this Public Notice as a Standing Order.
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