Export restriction on wild sourced plants requires a No Objection Certificate before shipment is permitted. Amendment to ITC (HS) classifications clarifies that plants and plant portions obtained from the wild, and their cultivated varieties not covered in Schedule 2 Appendix 2, are subject to export restrictions, except for their extracts, derivatives and value added herbal formulations; export of wild sourced plants and plant portions is allowed only on production of a No Objection Certificate from the Regional Deputy Director (Wildlife), Chief Conservator of Forests or the relevant Divisional Forest Officer of the State of procurement.
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Export restriction on wild sourced plants requires a No Objection Certificate before shipment is permitted.
Amendment to ITC (HS) classifications clarifies that plants and plant portions obtained from the wild, and their cultivated varieties not covered in Schedule 2 Appendix 2, are subject to export restrictions, except for their extracts, derivatives and value added herbal formulations; export of wild sourced plants and plant portions is allowed only on production of a No Objection Certificate from the Regional Deputy Director (Wildlife), Chief Conservator of Forests or the relevant Divisional Forest Officer of the State of procurement.
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