Amendment in Export Policy of Red Sanders wood exclusively sourced from cultivation origin obtained from private land (including Pattaland) and Confiscated source - 25/2023 - Foreign Trade Policy
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Export quota controls for red sanders restrict licensed exports to cultivated stocks and impose zero quota for wild specimens. Amendment revises the export policy for Red Sanders wood sourced from cultivation on private land and confiscated stocks, designating it as Restricted and permitting export only under licence. Licence applications must include PCCF-attested certificates of origin evidencing legal procurement and quantities, a physically verified current-stock certificate by an authority nominated by the PCCF, and compliance with additional conditions including CITES-related quantity ceilings. The amendment establishes a positive annual quota for artificially propagated specimens from the specified State and a zero quota for wild specimens, and requires State digital geo-referenced registries and management plans with approved rotation periods for sustainable harvest.
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Export quota controls for red sanders restrict licensed exports to cultivated stocks and impose zero quota for wild specimens.
Amendment revises the export policy for Red Sanders wood sourced from cultivation on private land and confiscated stocks, designating it as Restricted and permitting export only under licence. Licence applications must include PCCF-attested certificates of origin evidencing legal procurement and quantities, a physically verified current-stock certificate by an authority nominated by the PCCF, and compliance with additional conditions including CITES-related quantity ceilings. The amendment establishes a positive annual quota for artificially propagated specimens from the specified State and a zero quota for wild specimens, and requires State digital geo-referenced registries and management plans with approved rotation periods for sustainable harvest.
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