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    <description>Export policy for natural barium sulphate (Baryte) classifiable under ITC(HS) 25111010, 25111020 and 25111090 now restricts Grade A (specific gravity at least 4.2) and Grade B (specific gravity 4.10-4.20), making their export subject to applicable authorisation or licensing. Grade CDW with specific gravity below 4.00 remains freely exportable. Consignments declared as Grade CDW, or as Baryte without a stated grade in the Shipping Bill, require mandatory specific-gravity testing before export; the test result determines grade for export-policy purposes. Exporters and Customs Brokers must accurately declare the goods&#039; description, grade, specific gravity and ITC(HS) code, supported by relevant documents.</description>
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