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The GoI Ministry of Finance issued Notification No. 23/2025-Customs (N.T.) amending tariff values for various commodities under Sections 14(2) of the Customs Act, 1962. The notification establishes fixed tariff values for edible oils (palm oil, palmolein, soybean oil), brass scrap, precious metals (gold, silver), and areca nuts. Tariff values remain unchanged for most categories, with specific US dollar per metric ton or per kilogram rates specified in three detailed tables. The notification becomes effective from 9th April 2025, providing updated customs valuation guidelines for specified imported goods without substantive changes to existing rates.
The GoI Ministry of Finance issued Notification No. 23/2025-Customs (N.T.) amending tariff values for various commodities under Sections 14(2) of the Customs Act, 1962. The notification establishes fixed tariff values for edible oils (palm oil, palmolein, soybean oil), brass scrap, precious metals (gold, silver), and areca nuts. Tariff values remain unchanged for most categories, with specific US dollar per metric ton or per kilogram rates specified in three detailed tables. The notification becomes effective from 9th April 2025, providing updated customs valuation guidelines for specified imported goods without substantive changes to existing rates.
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