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The DGFT issued Trade Notice No. 07/2025-26 establishing procedures for import authorization applications for Low Ash Metallurgical Coke subject to country-wise quantitative restrictions. The notice extends safeguard quantitative restrictions through December 31, 2025, covering coke with ash content below 18% under specified ITC(HS) codes. Applications must be filed online by July 13, 2025, with maximum three country-specific applications per importer. Required documentation includes manufacturing capacity data, monthly coke requirements, domestic purchase contracts, and utilization status. A Special Exim Facilitation Committee will allocate quantities, with quarterly monitoring and potential revisions based on actual import performance. The DGFT reserves authority to modify allocation processes and disqualify applicants for mis-declarations.
The DGFT issued Trade Notice No. 07/2025-26 establishing procedures for import authorization applications for Low Ash Metallurgical Coke subject to country-wise quantitative restrictions. The notice extends safeguard quantitative restrictions through December 31, 2025, covering coke with ash content below 18% under specified ITC(HS) codes. Applications must be filed online by July 13, 2025, with maximum three country-specific applications per importer. Required documentation includes manufacturing capacity data, monthly coke requirements, domestic purchase contracts, and utilization status. A Special Exim Facilitation Committee will allocate quantities, with quarterly monitoring and potential revisions based on actual import performance. The DGFT reserves authority to modify allocation processes and disqualify applicants for mis-declarations.
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