Import approval for polyester fibre requires programme authorisation and post-import certification for intended textile use. Amendment prescribes that importers must produce evidence to the Assistant Collector that polyester fibre is intended for use under a duly approved programme for manufacture of low price fabrics; approval is by the Development Commissioner for Handlooms for handloom fabrics, or by the Textile Commissioner and a senior Ministry officer for other fabrics. Importers must also, within a specified period, produce a certificate from the State Director of textiles and handlooms (for handloom fabrics) or from the Textile Commissioner (for other fabrics) confirming the fibre's use for that purpose.
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Import approval for polyester fibre requires programme authorisation and post-import certification for intended textile use.
Amendment prescribes that importers must produce evidence to the Assistant Collector that polyester fibre is intended for use under a duly approved programme for manufacture of low price fabrics; approval is by the Development Commissioner for Handlooms for handloom fabrics, or by the Textile Commissioner and a senior Ministry officer for other fabrics. Importers must also, within a specified period, produce a certificate from the State Director of textiles and handlooms (for handloom fabrics) or from the Textile Commissioner (for other fabrics) confirming the fibre's use for that purpose.
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