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The import policy under Chapter 71 of ITC (HS) 2022 has been amended to extend the restriction on alloys containing more than 1% gold by weight. Previously, only iridium alloys with gold content exceeding 1% were restricted; the amendment now includes osmium and ruthenium alloys with similar gold content restrictions. This modification supersedes the earlier CBIC Instruction No. 17/2025-Cus. and is effective immediately. Customs authorities are directed to enforce the revised policy and ensure compliance. Any implementation difficulties should be reported to the Board.
The import policy under Chapter 71 of ITC (HS) 2022 has been amended to extend the restriction on alloys containing more than 1% gold by weight. Previously, only iridium alloys with gold content exceeding 1% were restricted; the amendment now includes osmium and ruthenium alloys with similar gold content restrictions. This modification supersedes the earlier CBIC Instruction No. 17/2025-Cus. and is effective immediately. Customs authorities are directed to enforce the revised policy and ensure compliance. Any implementation difficulties should be reported to the Board.
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