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The notification amends the principal customs tariff notification by substituting three tariff tables that fix tariff values for specified imported goods. It prescribes US dollar per metric tonne values for edible oils, brass scrap and areca nut, and US dollar unit values for gold and silver imports (with particular descriptions and exclusions for certain forms and channels). The amendment is operative from 14 February 2026 and thereby sets the prescribed tariff valuation benchmarks for customs assessment and related import regulatory compliance.
The notification amends the principal customs tariff notification by substituting three tariff tables that fix tariff values for specified imported goods. It prescribes US dollar per metric tonne values for edible oils, brass scrap and areca nut, and US dollar unit values for gold and silver imports (with particular descriptions and exclusions for certain forms and channels). The amendment is operative from 14 February 2026 and thereby sets the prescribed tariff valuation benchmarks for customs assessment and related import regulatory compliance.
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