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Under the DFIA Scheme, correlation of technical characteristics, quality, and specification of imported inputs with the exported product is required only for inputs specified in paragraph 4.29 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2023. For inputs under paragraphs 4.12 and 4.28(iv), only the specific name and quantity of the input used in manufacturing the export product must be declared in the shipping bill, without the need to establish technical correlation. Exporters must provide declarations regarding quality and specifications only for the 22 items listed under paragraph 4.29. This clarification addresses trade concerns about customs enforcement and streamlines compliance requirements, directing authorities to issue appropriate guidance and report any implementation difficulties to the Board.
Under the DFIA Scheme, correlation of technical characteristics, quality, and specification of imported inputs with the exported product is required only for inputs specified in paragraph 4.29 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2023. For inputs under paragraphs 4.12 and 4.28(iv), only the specific name and quantity of the input used in manufacturing the export product must be declared in the shipping bill, without the need to establish technical correlation. Exporters must provide declarations regarding quality and specifications only for the 22 items listed under paragraph 4.29. This clarification addresses trade concerns about customs enforcement and streamlines compliance requirements, directing authorities to issue appropriate guidance and report any implementation difficulties to the Board.
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