Import policy classification explains EXIM code structure and identifies Prohibited, Restricted, STE and Free regimes. The Schedule defines the ITC (HS) EXIM Code architecture-four level codes with Heading, Sub heading and Item tied to four , six and eight digit groupings-and prescribes a four column Chapter layout: EXIM Code (aligned with the six digit international nomenclature), Item Description (national adaptations), Policy (identifying Prohibited, Restricted, STE and Free regimes) and Policy Condition (detailing specific restrictions or cross references), noting that chapter titles are for reference and other laws may also apply.
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Import policy classification explains EXIM code structure and identifies Prohibited, Restricted, STE and Free regimes.
The Schedule defines the ITC (HS) EXIM Code architecture-four level codes with Heading, Sub heading and Item tied to four , six and eight digit groupings-and prescribes a four column Chapter layout: EXIM Code (aligned with the six digit international nomenclature), Item Description (national adaptations), Policy (identifying Prohibited, Restricted, STE and Free regimes) and Policy Condition (detailing specific restrictions or cross references), noting that chapter titles are for reference and other laws may also apply.
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