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DGFT Policy
Circular No- 27/2005-09 dated
05.10.2005
DFCE under EXIM Policy (2003-04), clarification regarding nexus with product
group
Attention is invited to the Policy relating to
DFCE under EXIM Policy (2003-04).
2. In terms of Para 3.7.2.1 (vi) of EXIM Policy (2002-07) issued on 31.03.2003,
as amended. Representations were received from Trade & Industry to clarify the
scope and meaning of nexus with product group, as contained in Para 3.2.6A (II)
of the Handbook of Procedures Vol. I as amended.
3. It has been decided that; besides Capital Goods having the capability to
produce any of the goods covered in the respective Product Groups and Office
equipments; the following shall be within the scope of ‘nexus with product
group’:
a. With respect to Product Group at Sr. No. 1
to 10 of the Appendix 17D, any input listed in the relevant product group
category of the SION Book.
b. With respect to Gems and Jewelry Sector falling under Miscellaneous Product
Group, import permissibility will be as allowed under Chapter 4A of the
Policy/Handbook of Procedures Vol. 1, for the sector.
4. Where the export products are not
specifically falling under product group categories 1 to 10 of SION Book, cue
can be taken from ITC HS to classify them. However the import list has to be in
accordance with the product group categories 1 to 10 of SION Book. In cases
where still any doubt remains, Zonal Office is empowered to decide on the
classification.
5. It has also been decided that in case the applicant so desires the Zonal
Office can endorse the import list on duty free credit entitlement certificate.
6. However, in case the import item is fuel, it shall be mandatory to adhere to
the limitation as per the general note in the SION Book.
This issues with the approval of DGFT
Sd/-
A K Singh
Joint DGFT
(F. No: 01/94/180/Pol Form/AM04/ PC-IV)