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DGFT amended export policy for artificially propagated Agarwood products for FY2024-27. Annual export limits increased significantly: Agarwood chips/powder from 25,000kg to 151,080kg and Agar oil from 1,500kg to 7,050kg. Export permitted from specified states with Assam allocated highest quota (119,400kg chips, 5,560kg oil). Mandatory requirements include Certificate of Origin from authorized Forest Department officers, physical verification, colored photographs, and CITES compliance undertaking. Export authorization contingent on valid CITES permit at time of export. Policy maintains "Restricted" category status while streamlining documentation requirements and establishing state-wise quotas for regulated trade of artificially propagated sources.
DGFT amended export policy for artificially propagated Agarwood products for FY2024-27. Annual export limits increased significantly: Agarwood chips/powder from 25,000kg to 151,080kg and Agar oil from 1,500kg to 7,050kg. Export permitted from specified states with Assam allocated highest quota (119,400kg chips, 5,560kg oil). Mandatory requirements include Certificate of Origin from authorized Forest Department officers, physical verification, colored photographs, and CITES compliance undertaking. Export authorization contingent on valid CITES permit at time of export. Policy maintains "Restricted" category status while streamlining documentation requirements and establishing state-wise quotas for regulated trade of artificially propagated sources.
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