Export controls on protected plant species require legal possession or cultivation certificates and CITES permits, with designated ports for shipment. Exports of Chapter 06 plant goods are governed by prohibitions on wild-origin species listed under the Wild Life (Protection) Act and CITES Appendix I, with possible DGFT exemptions; cultivation-origin and Appendix II/III species require a Certificate of Legal Possession from the District Forest Officer or a cultivation certificate from agricultural authorities, and CITES Appendix I species additionally require nursery registration and appropriate CITES documentation. Certain planting material and specified plants (notably cashew) are restricted; CITES permits and designated ports are mandatory where applicable.
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Export controls on protected plant species require legal possession or cultivation certificates and CITES permits, with designated ports for shipment.
Exports of Chapter 06 plant goods are governed by prohibitions on wild-origin species listed under the Wild Life (Protection) Act and CITES Appendix I, with possible DGFT exemptions; cultivation-origin and Appendix II/III species require a Certificate of Legal Possession from the District Forest Officer or a cultivation certificate from agricultural authorities, and CITES Appendix I species additionally require nursery registration and appropriate CITES documentation. Certain planting material and specified plants (notably cashew) are restricted; CITES permits and designated ports are mandatory where applicable.
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