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The government's foreign trade authority has suspended, with immediate effect, the Standard Input Output Norms (SIONs) listed in Annexure A relating to specified food products; affected exporters may instead seek benefits under Advance Authorisation provisions referenced in the Foreign Trade Policy (paras 4.03(b)(ii), 4.03(b)(iii) or 4.03(b)(iv)) as applicable. The suspended SIONs cover items such as assorted confectionery, biscuits, various rice dishes, tea bags, starches and derivatives (maize starch, modified starch, corn gluten, dextrose, sorbitol, liquid glucose), edible oils and savory snacks.
The government's foreign trade authority has suspended, with immediate effect, the Standard Input Output Norms (SIONs) listed in Annexure A relating to specified food products; affected exporters may instead seek benefits under Advance Authorisation provisions referenced in the Foreign Trade Policy (paras 4.03(b)(ii), 4.03(b)(iii) or 4.03(b)(iv)) as applicable. The suspended SIONs cover items such as assorted confectionery, biscuits, various rice dishes, tea bags, starches and derivatives (maize starch, modified starch, corn gluten, dextrose, sorbitol, liquid glucose), edible oils and savory snacks.
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