Coconut oil import standards require edible-grade conformity and that imported inputs match declared export manufacturing use. FTP requires edible-grade coconut oil imported in tankers/flexi tanks to conform to PFA Act specifications with a maximum free fatty acid content of 0.5%; ship hold presentations have a higher FFA range. Importers must determine and certify input proportions used in manufacture and ensure imported goods match the goods used or required in the declared export product, creating an alignment and compliance obligation under the FTP.
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Coconut oil import standards require edible-grade conformity and that imported inputs match declared export manufacturing use.
FTP requires edible-grade coconut oil imported in tankers/flexi tanks to conform to PFA Act specifications with a maximum free fatty acid content of 0.5%; ship hold presentations have a higher FFA range. Importers must determine and certify input proportions used in manufacture and ensure imported goods match the goods used or required in the declared export product, creating an alignment and compliance obligation under the FTP.
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