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A trade notice informs exporters that Second Generation (2G) ethanol (cellulosic/lignocellulosic feedstocks meeting BIS 15464) classified under HS 22072000 is permitted for export under restricted authorization subject to DGFT authorization and compliance with FTP and Export Policy. Required documentation may include BIS compliance, feedstock-origin certificates (issued by State Excise or NABCB-accredited TPIA), accredited lab quality tests, safety documentation, and adherence to destination-country rules, with batch-to-invoice linkage. Consignments may be inspected and non-compliance will be dealt with under FTP and applicable laws. The notice clarifies procedural guidance and does not itself change policy.
A trade notice informs exporters that Second Generation (2G) ethanol (cellulosic/lignocellulosic feedstocks meeting BIS 15464) classified under HS 22072000 is permitted for export under restricted authorization subject to DGFT authorization and compliance with FTP and Export Policy. Required documentation may include BIS compliance, feedstock-origin certificates (issued by State Excise or NABCB-accredited TPIA), accredited lab quality tests, safety documentation, and adherence to destination-country rules, with batch-to-invoice linkage. Consignments may be inspected and non-compliance will be dealt with under FTP and applicable laws. The notice clarifies procedural guidance and does not itself change policy.
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