Leather export policy classifies hides and leather products as freely exportable while prohibiting reptile hide and leather exports. Chapter 41 export policy generally permits export of eligible raw hides and skins and tanned, crusted, further-prepared and composition leather. Reptile ... Summary
Leather export policy classifies hides and leather products as freely exportable while prohibiting reptile hide and leather exports.
Chapter 41 export policy generally permits export of eligible raw hides and skins and tanned, crusted, further-prepared and composition leather. Reptile raw hides and skins, reptile tanned or crust leather, and further-prepared reptile leather are prohibited. Finished leather of goat, sheep and bovine animals must comply with Appendix IV conditions and revised leather norms. Buffalo whole hides and skins exceeding the prescribed threshold are freely exportable, but exports to the European Union require consignment-specific shipment clearance and health certificates containing specified exporter, plant, product, classification, origin, destination and health particulars.
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