Export controls on raw hides and leather require compliance with finished leather norms and EU shipment and health certificates. ITC(HS) Schedule II prescribes classification and export conditions for Chapter 41 hides, skins and leather: it clarifies exclusions, defines 'crust' and 'composition leather', and mandates a defined Finished Leather standard (Appendix IV). Exports of empty whole hides/skins over 16 kg to the EU require a CAPEXIL Shipment Clearance Certificate and a post shipment Health Certificate jointly issued with the Regional Animal Quarantine Officer. Most HS coded leather items are Free for export, while specific reptile categories are Prohibited.
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Export controls on raw hides and leather require compliance with finished leather norms and EU shipment and health certificates.
ITC(HS) Schedule II prescribes classification and export conditions for Chapter 41 hides, skins and leather: it clarifies exclusions, defines "crust" and "composition leather", and mandates a defined Finished Leather standard (Appendix IV). Exports of empty whole hides/skins over 16 kg to the EU require a CAPEXIL Shipment Clearance Certificate and a post shipment Health Certificate jointly issued with the Regional Animal Quarantine Officer. Most HS coded leather items are Free for export, while specific reptile categories are Prohibited.
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