Customs airport designation expanded by adding Navi Mumbai as an international courier terminal under the customs framework.
Amendment to the notification appointing customs airports as international courier terminals adds Navi Mumbai to the table of designated terminals under the Customs Act, 1962. The amendment is made by the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs in exercise of powers under clause (f) of sub-section (1) of section 7 and operates by inserting a new serial entry after the existing listed terminals. The notification modifies the earlier appointment framework by expanding the list of places recognised as international courier terminals.

Customs jurisdiction amendment revises officer assignments and territorial coverage for specified zones and airports.
Amendment to the customs jurisdiction notification reallocates territorial areas within the table of appointed officers at the level of Commissioner of Customs and below till Assistant Commissioner/Deputy Commissioner for specified zones. The amendment deletes one jurisdiction item under Serial No. 18 and renumbers the remaining items accordingly, thereby revising the area allocation in that zone. The jurisdiction entry under Serial No. 20 is also substituted to cover Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (International Terminal), areas and airports under the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, and areas and airports under the districts of Thane, Palghar and Raigad in Maharashtra.

Tariff valuation of edible oils, brass scrap, gold, silver and areca nuts revised under customs law.
Tariff values are fixed for specified imported commodities by substituting the existing tables in the principal customs notification issued under section 14(2) of the Customs Act, 1962. The revised schedule covers edible oils, brass scrap, gold, silver and areca nuts, and assigns fresh tariff values in US dollar terms for the listed headings and descriptions of goods, including crude and refined palm oil and palmolein, crude soya bean oil, brass scrap of all grades, and areca nuts. The amended tariff values take effect from 16 June 2026.

Customs exemption corrigendum corrects a typographical year reference in the notification text without altering its substantive effect.
A corrigendum to the customs exemption notification corrects a typographical reference in specified lines by substituting the incorrect year with the correct year. The correction is limited to the notification text and does not indicate any broader change in the substance, scope, or operative effect of the underlying customs notification.

Customs tariff values revised for edible oils, brass scrap, gold, silver and areca nuts under amended valuation tables.
Tariff values under the Customs Act are revised by substituting the existing tables for edible oils, brass scrap, gold, silver and areca nuts. The notification replaces Tables 1, 2 and 3 of the principal tariff-value notification and specifies the applicable customs tariff values for crude palm oil, RBD palm oil, other palm oil, crude palmolein, RBD palmolein, other palmolein, crude soya bean oil and brass scrap, with the listed values shown as unchanged. It also prescribes tariff values for gold and silver in specified forms, including gold and silver covered by the relevant customs benefit entries, silver in certain forms other than excluded items, and gold bars, gold coins and gold findings, with explanatory conditions for the scope of those entries.

Customs duty non-levy on nuclear power imports regularised under prevailing exemption practice.
Section 28A of the Customs Act, 1962 regularises the non-levy of customs duty on goods imported for generation of nuclear power, falling under tariff item 8401 30 00. The notification states that such imports were generally subject to a prevalent practice of non-levy under the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 read with the applicable exemption notification. It directs that the customs duty, if any, payable on those imports during the specified period shall not be required to be paid.

Anti-dumping duty on aluminium foil imports is extended until 15 December 2026, unless earlier revoked or amended.
Anti-dumping duty on imports of aluminium foil from China PR, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia is amended by inserting a validity clause extending the duty up to and inclusive of 15 December 2026, unless revoked, superseded or amended earlier. The amendment is issued under the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 and the Anti-dumping Duty Rules, 1995 as part of the existing customs duty framework for the notified product and countries of origin or export.

Countervailing duty extension keeps levy on aluminium wire and wire rod from Malaysia in force until March 2027.
Countervailing duty on Aluminium Wire/Wire Rod (9-13 mm) originating in or exported from Malaysia is continued by amendment to the principal customs notification. A new paragraph provides that the duty shall remain in force up to and inclusive of 23 March 2027, unless revoked, superseded, or amended earlier, operating as an extension of the existing duty period under the Customs Tariff framework.

Common adjudicating authority appointed for consolidated customs adjudication of multiple show cause notices against one importer.
Common adjudicating authority appointed for consolidated adjudication of multiple show cause notices issued to M/s. Koinone Polytech India Pvt. Ltd. under the Customs Act, 1962. The notification designates a single officer to exercise the powers and discharge the duties of the officers who issued the notices, so that the proceedings arising from the different notices may be handled together. The appointment covers notices issued by different customs formations and transfers adjudicatory responsibility to the designated Commissioner of Customs, Chennai-II (Import).

Customs exemption entry expanded to cover tariff item 26020010 for all goods at nil customs duty.
Customs exemption entry is amended by inserting a new item in Table I of Notification No. 62/2022-Customs. The inserted entry covers tariff item 26020010 for all goods and prescribes nil customs duty against the new serial number 825A.

Common Adjudicating Authority appointment for customs show cause notice adjudication under the Customs Act, 1962.
Common Adjudicating Authority appointed for adjudication of specified customs show cause notices issued to View Sonic Technologies India Pvt. Ltd. under the Customs Act, 1962. The named Principal Commissioner/Commissioner of Customs, Import Commissionerate, Chennai, is authorised to exercise the powers and discharge the duties of the officers originally listed in relation to the identified noticee and show cause notices. The appointment is limited to adjudication of the stated notices and records the original adjudicating authorities and the designated common authority.

Common Adjudicating Authority appointed for consolidated customs adjudication of multiple show cause notices against Hewlett Packard Enterprise India Private Limited.
Common Adjudicating Authority is appointed for consolidated adjudication of multiple show cause notices issued to Hewlett Packard Enterprise India Private Limited arising from SVB Investigation Report No. 18/2024. The notification exercises powers under the Customs Act, 1962 to designate a specified officer to perform the functions and discharge the duties of the officers named in the table for adjudication of the listed notices. The appointment covers the show cause notices issued by customs formations at Bengaluru, Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Nhava Sheva.

Countervailing duty on textured tempered glass from Malaysia continues with producer-based rates and invoice certification requirements.
Countervailing duty is imposed on textured toughened (tempered) coated and uncoated glass imported from Malaysia under specified tariff headings, with differentiated rates for named producers and other producers. The named-producer rates apply only on production of a valid commercial invoice containing the prescribed manufacturer declaration; otherwise, the rate for other producers applies. The duty remains in force for five years from publication unless earlier revoked, superseded or amended, and the notification also specifies the exchange-rate basis and meaning of CIF value.

Customs duty concessions for Omani-origin goods under India-Oman CEPA take effect with quota-linked import conditions.
Customs duty exemption granted for specified goods imported into India from Oman under the first tranche of tariff concessions under the India-Oman CEPA. The notification covers goods in Table I, Table II and Table III at the notified BCD, AIDC and in-quota rates, subject to origin proof and, for TRQ goods, quota conditions administered through DGFT and ICES. The importer must prove Omani origin under the Rules of Origin framework, and TRQ imports are allowed only through electronic allotment, transmission and debit. The notification comes into force on 1 June 2026.

Basic customs duty exemption on cotton imports applies for a limited period under the customs tariff framework.
Imports of cotton falling under heading 5201 are exempted from the whole of the basic customs duty and the Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess leviable on such goods. The exemption applies only for a specified period and operates as a temporary customs tariff measure for raw cotton imports into India.

Tariff value revisions for edible oils, brass scrap, gold, silver and areca nuts take effect under customs valuation rules.
Tariff values under the customs valuation notification are revised by substituting the tables for edible oils, brass scrap, gold, silver and areca nuts. The amended tariff values specify rates for crude palm oil, RBD palm oil, other palm oil, crude palmolein, RBD palmolein, other palmolein, crude soya bean oil and brass scrap, while retaining the existing tariff value for gold in certain forms and fixing tariff values for silver in specified forms. The amendment also continues the tariff value for areca nuts and takes effect from 30 May 2026.

Rules of origin under the India-Oman partnership agreement set origin criteria, certification procedures, and verification safeguards for preferential tariffs.
Prescribes the rules for determining origin of goods for preferential tariff treatment under the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement between India and Oman, effective from 1 June 2026. Origin is conferred on goods that are wholly obtained or produced in a Party, or that satisfy the relevant product specific rules in the annexure, with value addition permitted to be calculated by build-down or build-up methods. The rules also require the final manufacture to occur in the exporting Party and recognise de minimis tolerance, bilateral cumulation, indirect materials, accounting segregation of fungible materials, and treatment of packaging, accessories and transport containers for origin purposes.

Anti-dumping duty continuation on natural mica based pearl industrial pigments from China PR remains in force until November 2026.
Anti-dumping duty on imports of natural mica based pearl industrial pigments excluding cosmetic grade from China PR is continued by amendment to the principal customs notification. The inserted provision states that the duty will remain in force up to and inclusive of 25 November 2026 unless revoked, superseded or amended earlier. The amendment is made under the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 and the Anti-dumping Duty Rules, 1995.

Anti-dumping duty on Monoisopropylamine imports is imposed after findings of dumping, injury and price undercutting.
Anti-dumping duty is imposed on imports of Monoisopropylamine falling under tariff items 2921 11 90, 2921 19 12 and 2921 19 90, originating in or exported from the People's Republic of China and imported into India, following findings of dumping, material injury and price undercutting. The duty is set at USD 290 per metric tonne for the specified origin and export combinations, applies for five years from publication in the Official Gazette unless earlier revoked, superseded or amended, and is payable in Indian currency.

Customs tariff corrigendum updates classification entries and wording in the published notification for exemption references.
A corrigendum to Notification No. 14/2026-Customs corrects drafting and tariff classification references in the published notification. It substitutes "inserted" with "substituted," changes tariff item "2202 91 29" to "2202 99 29," and inserts a further entry amending Notification No. 45/2025-Customs. The inserted entry provides that, against S. No. 110A and S. No. 110B in Table I, the entry "2841 90" shall be substituted in column (2).