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Tariff rate quota authorisations govern preferential imports of specified New Zealand goods through export certification and electronic customs debiting.
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Import tariff rate quotas under the India-New Zealand FTA apply from 20 October 2026 to apples, kiwifruit, albumins and New Zealand MPI-certified Manuka honey, subject to specified in-quota duties, CIF conditions, annual quantities and quota windows. New Zealand export certificates must identify the item, permitted quantity and designated Indian importer, with certificate details communicated for electronic TRQ authorisation. Importers must apply through the designated online system and reference the relevant export certificate. Authorisations are transmitted to ICES, and imports are permitted only through electronic quota debiting. Authorisations remain valid only for the applicable quota year, unused quantities lapse, and further authorisations cease once the quota limit is reached.
Import tariff rate quotas under the India-New Zealand FTA apply from 20 October 2026 to apples, kiwifruit, albumins and New Zealand MPI-certified Manuka honey, subject to specified in-quota duties, CIF conditions, annual quantities and quota windows. New Zealand export certificates must identify the item, permitted quantity and designated Indian importer, with certificate details communicated for electronic TRQ authorisation. Importers must apply through the designated online system and reference the relevant export certificate. Authorisations are transmitted to ICES, and imports are permitted only through electronic quota debiting. Authorisations remain valid only for the applicable quota year, unused quantities lapse, and further authorisations cease once the quota limit is reached.
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