Yellow peas import policy extended with free import status, no minimum import price condition, and monitoring system registration.
Import policy for Yellow Peas under ITC(HS) Code 07131010 is extended up to 31 March 2027, preserving the existing conditions in earlier notifications. Import remains free without the minimum import price condition and without port restriction, subject to registration on the online Import Monitoring System, for consignments where the Bill of Lading is issued on or before 31 March 2027.

Minimum Import Price extension keeps Virgin Multi-layer Paper Board imports under the same import restriction framework.
Minimum Import Price condition for specified items under Chapter 48 of ITC HS, 2022, Schedule I (Import Policy) is extended for a further period of one month. The extension is issued under the Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act, 1992 and the Foreign Trade Policy 2023, in continuation of the earlier notification and policy circular governing the same import restriction. The notification continues the Minimum Import Price requirement applicable to Virgin Multi-layer Paper Board imported under the specified ITC (HS) codes, preserving the earlier terms and conditions.

State trading enterprise status extended for urea imports through Indian Potash Limited under the import policy framework.
Amendment in the import policy for urea under ITC (HS) 2022 extends the State Trading Enterprise status of Indian Potash Limited for import of urea on Government account until 31.03.2027. Import of agricultural grade urea on Government account is permitted through Indian Potash Limited, subject to paragraph 2.21 of FTP 2023 relating to imports by State Trading Enterprises, while all other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

Courier export value limit removed as FTP 2023 amendment withdraws the per-consignment cap from 1 April 2026.
Exports through a registered courier service or Foreign Post Office remain subject to notifications under the Customs Act, 1962, and to the Foreign Trade Policy and ITC(HS) export policy. The amendment to Para 9.05 of FTP 2023 removes the per-consignment value limit for courier exports, so that no value cap is prescribed for exports through courier service, with effect from 1 April 2026.

RoDTEP benefit restoration applies to eligible export products under restored rates and value caps for the specified period.
RoDTEP rates and value caps in Appendix 4R and Appendix 4RE, applicable on 22 February 2026, are restored for all eligible export products from 23 March 2026 to 31 March 2026. The corrigendum corrects the restoration date in Notification No. 66/2025-26 in line with the Central Government's decision.

RoDTEP rate restoration reinstates applicable rates and value caps for eligible export products, replacing the earlier restricted benefit.
RoDTEP rates and value caps under Appendix 4R and Appendix 4RE, as applicable on 22 February 2026, are restored for all eligible export products from 23 March 2026 to 31 March 2026. The restoration replaces the earlier restriction limiting RoDTEP benefits to 50%. The prior notification and corrigendum are superseded, subject to actions taken or omitted before supersession.

Export risk relief provides enhanced credit insurance and surcharge reimbursement for qualifying exporters affected by Gulf maritime disruption.
RELIEF provides time-limited export support for Gulf and West Asia maritime disruptions through ECGC-administered enhanced insurance and MSME surcharge reimbursement. Existing ECGC-insured exporters may receive enhanced war and political risk cover up to 100% of loss, while eligible upcoming exports may receive cover up to 95%, with premiums maintained at pre-disruption levels. Non-ECGC-insured MSME exporters may obtain partial reimbursement of eligible extraordinary freight and insurance surcharges, subject to actual loss, documentary evidence and the applicable per-exporter ceiling. Back-to-town cargo is excluded, and claims remain subject to verification and available funds.

Deletion of policy condition: Policy Condition No. 2(iii) under Chapter 95 ITC (HS) removed, effective immediately.
The Central Government deletes Policy Condition No. 2(iii) under Chapter 95 of the ITC (HS), 2022 - Schedule I (Import Policy), with immediate effect, thereby removing that sub condition from the Schedule I import policy framework; the notification is issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade with ministerial approval under the enabling foreign trade statute and Foreign Trade Policy provisions.

Import policy change: specified silver jewellery studded with diamonds or other precious stones now restricted until 30.06.2026.
The import policy for ITC (HS) codes 71131144 and 71131145 is amended from Free to Restricted with immediate effect until 30.06.2026. The change covers silver "Other Jewellery" studded with diamonds (71131144) and silver "Other Jewellery" studded with other precious and semiprecious stones (71131145), invoking the Central Government's powers under the Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act and the Foreign Trade Policy, 2023.

RoDTEP scheme rates clarified for export products under ITC HS Chapters 01 to 24, while other provisions remain unchanged.
Reduced rates and value caps notified for the RoDTEP Scheme are inapplicable to exports falling under ITC HS Chapters 01 to 24. All other provisions of the earlier notification remain unchanged, and the corrigendum clarifies the scope of the revised RoDTEP benefits for these export products.

Wheat export policy remains prohibited, with limited permitted exports and continued government permission for food security needs.
Wheat exports remain Prohibited under HS Codes 10011900 and 10019910, but export of 25 Lakh Metric Tonnes is permitted subject to separate modalities to be notified by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade. The existing condition allowing exports on Government of India permission to meet other countries' food security needs also continues to apply over and above the permitted quantity.

Export policy amendment permits additional wheat flour exports under HS Code 1101, subject to separate DGFT modalities.
Amendment in the export policy for wheat flour and related products under HS Code 1101 permits an additional quantity of 5 lakh metric tonnes for export, over and above the quantity already allowed under the earlier notification. The item description includes wheat or meslin flour (atta), maida, semolina (ravi/sirgi), wholemeal atta and resultant atta. The export policy otherwise remains prohibited, and the additional export quantity is subject to modalities and procedure to be notified separately through a DGFT public notice.

RoDTEP rate rationalisation limits export benefits to half of notified rates, with a carve-out for selected HS chapters.
The RoDTEP Scheme was rationalised by reducing the applicable rates for all HS lines in Appendix 4R and Appendix 4RE to 50% of the existing rates and, where relevant, to 50% of the notified value caps, with immediate effect. A corrigenda clarified that the reduced rates and value caps would not apply to exports falling under ITC HS Chapters 01 to 24, leaving the restriction operative for the remaining covered HS lines.

Halal certification requirements expand to additional meat export destinations, with phased compliance timelines and existing accreditation conditions retained.
Halal certification requirements under the India Conformity Assessment Scheme (I-CAS)-Halal are extended to twenty additional countries for exports of specified meat and meat products. Compliance applies after a two-week transition period for all newly listed countries except Egypt. Egypt is subject to a nine-month implementation period for system readiness and onboarding and accreditation of certification bodies. Existing requirements for certification by NABCB-accredited bodies and compliance with importing-country regulations continue unchanged.

Platinum articles import policy changed from free to restricted, with re import exemptions for exhibitions, returns, and repairs.
The import policy for articles of platinum under ITC (HS) Chapter 71 is amended from Free to Restricted with immediate effect, subject to Policy Condition No. 6. Policy Condition No. 6 exempts re imports of Indian origin platinum articles carried abroad for exhibitions or export promotion, re imports of rejected/returned/unsold goods, and re imports intended for repair.

Umbrella imports shifted from free to restricted, but imports priced at CIF Rs.100 or above per piece remain free.
Imports of finished umbrellas under ITC (HS) Codes 66019100 and 66019900 are reclassified from Free to Restricted, with Free treatment retained where CIF value is Rs.100 or above per piece. The Minimum Import Price condition will not apply to imports by Advance Authorisation holders, Export Oriented Units, and SEZ units provided the imports are not sold into the Domestic Tariff Area.

Import restrictions on Penicillins, 6 APA and Amoxicillin apply where CIF per kilogram falls below set minimums for one year.
Imports of Penicillin G potassium, Amoxicillin Trihydrate and 6 APA are classified as Restricted where CIF per kilogram is below prescribed minimums; exemptions apply to 100% EOUs, SEZ units and Advance Authorisation imports provided the inputs are not sold into the Domestic Tariff Area, and regulatory registration requirements under the Drug Controller General of India continue to apply. The restrictions take effect immediately and remain in force for one year.

Wheat flour exports remain prohibited, but up to 5 LMT allowed under DGFT export authorisation and notified modalities.
Export of wheat and related flours under HS Code 1101 remains prohibited, but export of up to 5 LMT is permitted under an Export Authorisation issued by DGFT pursuant to modalities to be notified separately; existing policy conditions and prior notifications continue to apply except for this quantified allowance.