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The central government amended the Advance Authorisation provision in the Foreign Trade Policy so export obligation (EO) periods for inputs subject to mandatory Quality Control Orders are now governed by Para 4.40 of the Handbook of Procedures; this replaces the prior special 180-day EO limit for chemical products covered by the Quality Control Orders, extending the EO period for such imports to 18 months and aligning EO treatment for all Advance Authorisation holders with Para 4.40.
The central government amended the Advance Authorisation provision in the Foreign Trade Policy so export obligation (EO) periods for inputs subject to mandatory Quality Control Orders are now governed by Para 4.40 of the Handbook of Procedures; this replaces the prior special 180-day EO limit for chemical products covered by the Quality Control Orders, extending the EO period for such imports to 18 months and aligning EO treatment for all Advance Authorisation holders with Para 4.40.
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