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The GoI's MoF issued Notification No. 08/2025-Customs (ADD) amending three prior customs notifications to update tariff classification codes for specific chemical substances. The amendments modify tariff codes for entries in Notifications No. 31/2021, 60/2021, and 12/2022-Customs (ADD), expanding and refining the classification of chemical compounds across multiple HS code categories. The modifications aim to align customs classifications with current regulatory standards, with the changes taking effect from 1st May, 2025, ensuring precise categorization of chemical imports and associated anti-dumping duty assessments.
The GoI's MoF issued Notification No. 08/2025-Customs (ADD) amending three prior customs notifications to update tariff classification codes for specific chemical substances. The amendments modify tariff codes for entries in Notifications No. 31/2021, 60/2021, and 12/2022-Customs (ADD), expanding and refining the classification of chemical compounds across multiple HS code categories. The modifications aim to align customs classifications with current regulatory standards, with the changes taking effect from 1st May, 2025, ensuring precise categorization of chemical imports and associated anti-dumping duty assessments.
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