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of <h1>India Prohibits Onion Exports in Raw Forms, Allows Export of Onion Powder Under Notification No. 13.</h1> The circular from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade, dated February 11, 2011, addresses the export regulations for onions. It clarifies that Notification No. 13, dated December 22, 2010, prohibits the export of all varieties of onions, including Bangalore rose and Krishnapuram onions, in fresh, chilled, frozen, provisionally prepared, or dried forms. However, onions that are cut, sliced, or broken into powder form are exempt from this prohibition and can be exported freely. The circular emphasizes that the item description in the notification is unambiguous regarding these export conditions.
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