Banty Documents

Documents Required
Certain documentation takes place while exporting from India.

Special documents may be required depending on the type of
product or destination. Certain export products may require a
quality control inspection certificate from the Export Inspection
Agency. Some food and pharmaceutical product may require a
health or sanitary certificate for export.
Shipping Bill/ Bill of Export is the main document required by

the Customs Authority for allowing shipment. Usually the
Shipping Bill is of four types and the major distinction lies with
regard to the goods being subject to certain conditions which are
mentioned below:
• Export duty/ cess
• Free of duty/ cess
• Entitlement of duty drawback
• Entitlement of credit of duty under DEPB Scheme
• Re-export of imported goods
The following are the documents required for the processing of

the Shipping Bill:
• GR forms (in duplicate) for shipment to all the countries.
• 4 copies of the packing list mentioning the contents,
quantity, gross and net weight of each package.
• 4 copies of invoices which contains all relevant particulars
like number of packages, quantity, unit rate, total f.o.b./
c.i.f. value, correct & full description of goods etc.
• Contract, L/C, Purchase Order of the overseas buyer.
• AR4 (both original and duplicate) and invoice.
• Inspection/ Examination Certificate.
The formats presented for the Shipping Bill are as given below:
• White Shipping Bill in triplicate for export of duty free of
goods.
• Green Shipping Bill in quadruplicate for the export of
goods which are under claim for duty drawback.
• Yellow Shipping Bill in triplicate for the export of
dutiable goods.
• Blue Shipping Bill in 7 copies for exports under the DEPB
scheme.
Note :- For the goods which are cleared by Land Customs, Bill of
Export (also of 4 types - white, green, yellow & pink) is required
instead of Shipping Bill.
Documents Required for Post Parcel Customs Clearance
In case of Post Parcel, no Shipping Bill is required. The relevant

documents are mentioned below:
• Customs Declaration Form - It is prescribed by the
Universal Postal Union (UPU) and international apex
body coordinating activities of national postal
administration. It is known by the code number CP2/ CP3
and to be prepared in quadruplicate, signed by the sender.
• Despatch Note, also known as CP2. It is filled by the
sender to specify the action to be taken by the postal
department at the destination in case the address is non-
traceable or the parcel is refused to be accepted.
• Prescriptions regarding the minimum and maximum
sizes of the parcel with its maximum weight :
Minimum size: Total surface area not less than 140 mm X
90 mm.
Maximum size: Lengthwise not over 1.05 m.
Measurement of any other side of circumference 0.9 m./
2.00 m.
Maximum weight: 10 kg usually, 20 kg for some
destinations.
• Commercial invoice - Issued by the seller for the full
realisable amount of goods as per trade term.
• Consular Invoice - Mainly needed for the countries like
Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Mauritius, New Zealand,
Burma, Iraq, Ausatralia, Fiji, Cyprus, Nigeria, Ghana,
Zanzibar etc. It is prepared in the prescribed format and is
signed/ certified by the counsel of the importing country
located in the country of export.
• Customs Invoice - Mainly needed for the countries like
USA, Canada, etc. It is prepared on a special form being
presented by the Customs authorities of the importing
country. It facilitates entry of goods in the importing
country at preferential tariff rate.
• Legalised/ Visaed Invoice - This shows the seller's
genuineness before the appropriate consulate/ chamber of
commerce/ embassy. It do not have any prescribed form.
• Certified Invoice - It is required when the exporter needs
to certify on the invoice that the goods are of a particular
origin or manufactured/ packed at a particular place and in
accordance with specific contract. Sight Draft and Usance
Draft are available for this. Sight Draft is required when
the exporter expects immediate payment and Usance Draft
is required for credit delivery.
• Packing List - It shows the details of goods contained in
each parcel/ shipment.
• Certificate of Inspection - It shows that goods have been
inspected before shipment.
• Black List Certificate - It is required for countries which
have strained political relation. It certifies that the ship or
the aircraft carrying the goods has not touched those
country(s).
• Weight Note - Required to confirm the packets or bales or
other form are of a stipulated weight.
• Manufacturer's/ Supplier's Quality/ Inspection Certificate.
• Manufacturer's Certificate - It is required in addition to
the Certificate of Origin for few countries to show that the
goods shipped have actually been manufactured and are
available.
• Certificate of Chemical Analysis - It is required to
ensure the quality and grade of certain items such as
metallic ores, pigments, etc.
• Certificate of Shipment - It signifies that a certain lot of
goods have been shipped.
• Health/ Veterinary/ Sanitary Certification - Required
for export of foodstuffs, marine products, hides, livestock
etc.
• Certificate of Conditioning - It is issued by the
competent office to certify compliance of humidity factor,
dry weight, etc.
• Antiquity Measurement - Issued by Archaeological
Survey of India in case of antiques.
• Transhipment Bill - It is used for goods imported into a
customs port/ airport intended for transhipment.
• Shipping Order - Issued by the Shipping (Conference)
Line which intimates the exporter about the reservation of
space of shipment of cargo through the specific vessel
from a specified port and on a specified date.
• Cart/ Lorry Ticket - It is prepared for admittance of the
cargo through the port gate and includes the shipper's
name, cart/ lorry No., marks on packages, quantity, etc.
• Shut Out Advice - It is a statement of packages which are
shut out by a ship and is prepared by the concerned shed
and is sent to the exporter.
• Short Shipment Form - It is an application to the
customs authorities at port which advises short shipment
of goods and required for claiming the return.
• Shipping Advice - It is prepared in aligned document to
be used to inform the overseas customer about the
shipment of goods.
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exporting
Bottom of Form Step 2:Current business
viability
Step 3:Export readiness
email this page Step 4:Broad mission
statement and initial
Export documentation budget
Introduction Step 5:Confirming
management's
The export process is made more complex by the wide variety of documents that the exporter needs to commitment to exports
complete to ensure that the order reaches its destination quickly, safetly and without problems. These Step 6: Undertaking an
documents range include those required by the South African authorities (such as bills of entry, foreign initial SWOT analysis of
exchange documents, export permits, etc.), those required by the importer (such as the proforma and the firm
commercial invoices, certifcates of origin and health, and pre-shipment inspection documents), those Step 7:Selecting and
required for payment (such as the South African Reserve Bank forms, the letter of credit and the bill of researching potential
lading) and finally, those required for transportation (such as the bill of lading, the airwaybill or the countries abroad
freight transit order). Documentation requirements for export shipments also vary widely according to Step 8: Preparing and
the country of destination and the type of product being shipped. Most exporters rely on an international implementing your export
freight forwarder to handle the export documentation because of the multitude of documentary plan
requirements involved in physically exporting goods and it is strongly recommended that you also make Step 9: Obtaining
use of a freight forwarder to help you work your way through the maze of documentation. Click here for financing for your exports
a list of freight forwarders that you can approach to help you. Step 10: Managing your
export risk
The benefits of documentation
Step 11: Promoting the
Documentation is a key means of conveying information from one person or company to another, and firm and its products
also serves as permanent proof of tasks and actions undertaken throughout the export process. abroad
Documentation is not only required for your own business purposes and that of your business partner, Step 12: Negotiating and
but also to satisfy the customs authorities in both countries and to facilite the transportation of and quoting in exports
payment for goods sold. Step 13: Revising your
export costings and price
One value of documentation is that copies can be made and shared with the parties involved in the
export process (although you should always ensure that you make identical copies from an agreed- Step 14: Obtaining the
export order
upon master - it is no use making changes without the other party's agreement and then presenting
these as the "latest" copies). If the documentation is complete, accurate, agreed upon by the parties Step 15: Producing the
involved and signed by each of these of these parties (or their representatives), the document will goods
Step 16: Handling the
represent a legally binding document. export logistics
Function of export documentation Step 17: Export
documentation
Export documentation may serve any or all of the following functions:
Step 18: Providing follow-
• An attestation of facts, such as a certificate of origin up support
• Evidence of of the terms and conditions of a contract if carriage, such as in the case of an Step 19: Getting paid
airwaybill Step 20: Reviewing and
improving the export
• Evidence of ownership or title to goods, such as in the case of a bill of lading process
• A promissory note; that is, a promise to pay Step 21: Export
Management
• A demand for payment, as with a bill of exchange Export Reference
• A decalaration of liability, such as with a customs bill of entry HS Codes
SIC Codes
• A receipt for goods received.
TARIC Codes
Source: JCCI Exporter's Manual Country Codes
Broad categories of export documentation Airline Codes
Airport Codes
There are five broad categories of documentation you will encounter when exporting. These are:
Port Codes
1. Documents involving the importer Telephone Codes
 The proforma invoice Export control
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 The export contract Transportation Types
 The commercial invoice Container Types
 The packing list Hazardous Cargo
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 Letter of credit International Trade
Agreements
 Certificate of origin
Country Info
 Certificates of health Export Documentation
 Fumigation certificate E-marketplaces
Export Opportunities
 Pre-shipment inspection certificate Export portals
 Transport documents E-marketplaces
dti enquiries
2. Documents required to export goods from South Africa Export calendar
 Exporter registration form Inward Bound Missions
 Letter of credit Outward Bound Missions
Trade Fairs SA
 Commercial invoice International Trade Fairs
 Bill of entry export Country Info
Country Help
 Form F178
SA Missions Abroad
 Form NEP (no foreign exchange proceeds) Missions in SA
 Form E (repatriation of foreign exchange earnings) SA Representatives
Bilateral Chambers
 Export permit
Export Network
SA Economic
3. Documents required for transportation Representatives
 Bill of lading SA Missions Abroad
Missions in SA
 Air waybill
Export Councils
 Freight transit order Export Consultants
 Road consignment note Export Trainers
Export Agents
Customs Clearing Agents
 Export cargo shipping instruction
Trading Companies
4. Documents required for payment Export Financiers
Chambers
 Commercial invoice
Bilateral Chambers
 Letter of credit Government
Departments
 Transport documents
Trade Associations
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Airline Companies
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Importer Exporter Code Number or IEC Code No
in India.
Importer Exporter Code Number

Definition of IEC Code
IEC Code is unique 10 digit code issued by DGFT – Director General of Foreign Trade , Ministry of
Commerce, Government of India to Indian Companies.
Full form of IEC Code
Full From of IEC Code is : “Importer Exporter Code ”. To import or export in India, IEC Code is
mandatory. No person or entity shall make any Import or Export without IEC Code Number.
IEC Code No Notification
Directorate General of Foreign Trade(DGFT) issued a Policy Circular No.15 (RE-2006)/2004-2009

Date: 27th July, 2006) for New System for issuance of Importer-Exporter Code Number.
Eligibility, Legal Provisions and Conditions for IEC Code Number
Eligibility condition and Legal Provisions are given for IEC Code Number Application in Foreign
Trade (Regulation) Rules, 1993 Ministry of Commerce, Notification No. GSR 791 (E), dated 30-12-
1993.
Application for Grant of IEC Number

An application for grant of IEC number shall be made by the Registered/Head Office of the
applicant and apply to the nearest Regional Authority of Directorate General Foreign Trade, the
Registered office in case of company and Head office in case of others, falls in the ‘Aayaat Niryaat
Form - ANF2A’ and shall be accompanied by documents prescribed therein. In case of STPI/ EHTP/
BTP units, the Regional Offices of the DGFT having jurisdiction over the district in which the
Registered/ Head Office of the STPI unit is located shall issue or amend the IECs.
Only one IEC would be issued against a single PAN number. Any proprietor can have only one IEC
number and in case there are more than one IECs allotted to a proprietor, the same may be
surrendered to the Regional Office for cancellation.
IEC Code Online Application Form
The application can be download Form in PDF or Word. This is called "Aayaat Niryaat Form -
ANF2A". Along with IEC Code Number Application Form it is necessary to submit
Appendix-18B Attested by Applicant's Banker in his letter head with two passport size photo).
List Of Regional Authorities Of DGFT And The Corresponding Office of

Reserve Bank Of India, Exchange Control Department
You can find the list of Foreign Exchange Control Department of the RBI as given in
Appendix-18D.
Validity of IEC Code No

An IEC number allotted to an applicant shall be valid for all its branches/divisions/units/factories
as indicated in the format of IEC given in
Appendix- 18B.
Duplicate Copy of IEC Number
Where an IEC Number is lost or misplaced, the issuing authority may consider requests for grant of
a duplicate copy of IEC number, if accompanied by an affidavit.
Surrender of IEC Number

If an IEC holder does not wish to operate the allotted IEC number, he may surrender the same by
informing the issuing authority. On receipt of such intimation, the issuing authority shall
immediately cancel the same and electronically transmit it to DGFT for onward transmission to
the Customs and Regional Authorities.
Application Fee For IEC Code Number
Application Fee : Rs 250.00
Mode of Payment
: In Demand Draft of any Bank or Payment through EFT ( Electronic Fund Transfer by Nominated
Bank by DGFT Like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, State Bank of India, UTI Bank, Punjab National Bank,
Central Bank etc) or Application fee can deposited by TR6 Challan with Duplicate Copy in any
branch of Central Bank of India and TR6 Challan need to be submit along with IEC Code
Application.
Specified fee shall be paid for making an application under any provision of the
Policy and Handbook of Procedure Volume-I.. The scale of fee, mode of payment, procedure for
refund of fee and the categories of persons exempted from the payment of fee are contained in
Appendix-21B.
Territorial Jurisdiction of Regional Authorities
Every application, unless otherwise specified, shall be submitted to the Regional Authority of
Directorate General Foreign Trade, as per the territorial jurisdiction of the Regional authorities
indicated in
Policy and Handbook of Procedure Volume-I.
Filing of Application
Application can be filed online in DGFT website, details of online links are given below.
Every application for an Import/Export licence/ certificate/ Authorisation/ permission or any

other purpose should be complete in all respects as required under the relevant provisions of the
Policy/Procedures and shall be signed by the applicant as defined in
paragraph 9.9 of the Policy. An incomplete application is liable to be rejected giving specific
reason for rejection. However in case of manual applications, the applicant would furnish a soft
copy of the application in MS word format.
Profile of Importer/ Exporter
Each Importer/Exporter shall be required to file importer/ exporter profile once with the Regional
Authority in Part 1 of ‘Aayaat Niryaat Form - ANF2A’. Regional Authority shall enter the
information furnished in Part 1 of ‘Aayaat Niryaat Form ANF-2A’ in their database so as to
dispense with the need for asking the repetitive information. In case of any change in the
information given in Part 1 of ‘Aayaat Niryaat Form ANF-2A’, importer/exporter shall intimate the
same to the Regional Authority.
Self Addressed Stamped Envelope
The applicant shall furnish a self addressed envelope of 40 x 15 cm with postal stamp affixed on
the envelope as follows for all documents required to be sent by Speed Post:
a Within local area Rs. 20.00
b Up to 200 Kms. Rs. 25.00
c Between 200 to 1000 Kms Rs. 30.00
d Beyond 1000 Kms. Rs. 50.00
IEC No: Exempted Categories
The following categories of importers or exporters are exempted from obtaining Importer -
Exporter Code (IEC) number:
1. Importers covered by clause 3 (1) [except sub-clauses (e) and (l)] and exporters covered by
clause 3(2) [except sub-clauses (i) and (k)] of the Foreign Trade (Exemption from
application of Rules in certain cases) Order, 1993.
2. Ministries/Departments of the Central or State Government.
3. Persons importing or exporting goods for personal use not connected with trade or
manufacture or agriculture.
4. Persons importing/exporting goods from/to Nepal provided the CIF value of a single
consignment does not exceed Indian Rs.25,000.
5. Persons importing/exporting goods from/to Myanmar through Indo-Myanmar border areas
provided the CIF value of a single consignment does not exceed Indian Rs.25,000.
However, the exemption from obtaining Importer-Exporter Code (IEC) number shall not be
applicable for the export of Special Chemicals, Organisms, Materials, Equipments and
Technologies (SCOMET) as listed in Appendix- 3, Schedule 2 of the ITC(HS) except in the
case of exports by category(ii) above.
6. The following permanent IEC numbers shall be used by the categories of importers/
exporters mentioned against them for import/ export purposes..
S.N Code
Categories of Importers / Exporters
o Number
All Ministries / Departments of Central Government and agencies

1 0100000011
wholly or partially owned by them.
All Ministries / Departments of any State Government and agencies

2 0100000029
wholly or partially owned by them.
Diplomatic personnel, Counselor officers in India and officials of

3 0100000037
UNO and its specialised agencies.
Indians returning from / going abroad and claiming benefit under

4 0100000045
Baggage Rules.
Persons / Institutions / Hospitals importing or exporting goods for

5 0100000053
personnel use, not connected with trade or manufacture or agriculture.
6 0100000061 Persons importing / exporting goods from /to Nepal

Persons importing / exporting goods from /to Myanmar through
7 0100000070
Indo-Myanmar border areas
8 0100000088 Ford Foundation
Importers importing goods for display or use

in fairs / exhibitions or similar
9 0100000096 events under provisions of ATA carnet This IEC number can also be used
by
importers importing for exhibitions/fairs as per Para 2.29 of HBPv1.
Director, National Blood Group Reference Laboratory, Bombay or their

10 0100000100
authorized offices.
Individuals / Charitable Institution /Registered NGOs importing

goods,
which have been exempted from Customs duty under Notification issued
11 0100000126
by
Ministry of Finance for bonafide use by victims affected by natural
calamity.
Persons importing / exporting permissible

goods as notified from time to time, from / to China through Gunji,
12 0100000134 Namgaya Shipkila and Nathula ports,
subject to value ceilings of single consignment as given in Para 2.8(iv)
above.
Non-commercial imports and exports by entities who have been

13 0100000169
authorized by Reserve Bank of India.
Note: Commercial Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) who have obtained PAN will however be
required to obtain Importer Exporter Code number. The permanent IEC number as mentioned
above, shall be used by non-commercial PSUs.
Guidelines for Application of IEC Code Number.
Mandatory Requirements to apply for IEC Code Number

7. PAN Number
8. Current Bank Account
9. Bankers Certificate
10. IEC Code Number
Application Fee
Rs 250.00
(Expert TIP : Pay via EFT (Electronic Fund Transfer ), and submit IEC Online Application
form, If you wish to receive IEC Number instantly)
11. The physical application containing required documents should reach DGFT RLA concerned
within 15 days of its online submission.
12. E-mail is not mandatory. If it is provided it will facilitate faster communication.
Check List of Documents to apply for IEC Code
13. Covering Letter on your company's letter head for issue of new IEC Code Number.
14. Two copies of the application in prescribed format (
Aayaat Niryaat Form ANF 2A
) must be submitted to your regional Jt.DGFT Office.
15. Each individual page of the application has to be signed by the applicant.
16. Part 1 & Part 4 has to be filled in by all applicants. In case of applications submitted
electronically.
17. No hard copies of Part 1 may be submitted. However in cases where applications are
submitted otherwise, hard copy of Part 1has to be submitted.
18. Only relevant portions of Part 2 need to be filled in.
19. Rs 250.00 Bank Receipt (in duplicate)/Demand Draft/EFT details evidencing payment of
application fee in terms of
Appendix 21B.
20. Certificate from the Banker of the applicant firm in the format given in
Appendix 18A.
21. Self certified copy of PAN issuing letter or PAN (Permanent Account Number) Card issued
by Income Tax Authority.
22. Two copies of passport size photographs of the applicant duly attested by the Banker of
the applicant.
23. Self addresses envelope with Rs.25/- postal stamp for delivery of IEC certificate by
registered post or challan/DD of Rs.100/- for speed post.
IEC Code Number Related links
DGFT Online IEC Code Number Application
Form -ANF-2A
View Your IEC Status : http://dgft.delhi.nic.in:8100/dgft/IecPrint
IEC Status at Custom(BIN) : http://164.100.9.176/iecstatus.html
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EXPORT DOCUMENTATION
OVERVIEW
Export documentation is a tedious but necessary process that all exporters must
pay close
attention to, as documentation requirements vary considerably by country,

commodity, and
situation. Although exporters must fill out and submit many different forms for each
international
shipment, most require similar data elements and can (and should!) be duplicated
precisely from
one document to the next. Fortunately, there are software products that capture
the primary
details of the shipment and insert them into the necessary documents without flaw.
This Fast Fact
will describe many of the documents your business will need in order to export
successfully.
EXPORT DOCUMENTATION—THE FORMS AND PROCESS
Shipping documents are the key to international trade, and have been used for
thousands of
years. Documents outline the sale, shipment, and responsibilities of each party so
that the full
transaction is understood and complete without delay or additional costs.

Documents also ensure
compliance with applicable regulations.
Using an experienced Freight Forwarder will help you to avoid problems and secure
your
relationship with your customers. Consider providing your Forwarder with a suitable
“letter of
authorization” to act as your agent on overseas documentation matters. Although

not a required
or standardized document, preparing a thorough and well organized “Shipper’s

Letter of
Instructions” (SLI) is a good practice for your company to establish. You can give
your Forwarder
limited authorization and initial instructions with an SLI as soon as the shipment
details emerge,
which allows time to prepare documents, make arrangements, and ask questions.
Although a
Freight Forwarder is not absolutely required for a successful export shipment, a

licensed Customs
House Broker is required to clear goods imported into any country, including the
United States.
Below are some factors to consider when determining which documents are needed
for a
particular shipment.
Country of origin and destination, as well as transshipment

Mode of transportation — truck, rail, ocean, air, pipeline
Commodity — agriculture, livestock, safety/security, end-use, intangible- software,

service
Size — value, volume, weight, dimensions
Parties to the transaction — shipper, consignee, agents, brokers, banks
Based on these factors, many of the following documents (described in more detail
on pages 2-5)
may be required for an international shipment. These documents can be prepared

by the exporter
and then processed or forwarded by a Freight Forwarder.
Invoices — Commercial, Pro-forma, Consular
Packing Lists — Dock, or Warehouse, Receipt
Bills of Lading (B/L) — Ocean B/L, or Motor/Truck or Air Bill, or Way Bill
Electronic Export Information (formerly the Shipper’s Export Declaration, or SED) is

not an
actual document but still a very important part of the export process
Certificates of Origin (C/O), sometimes country-specific — NAFTA C/O, Israel C/O
Declaration of Dangerous Goods (DGD) — Hazmat, placards
Certificates — Insurance, Free Sale, Inspection, Phytosanitary, Authentication

(Apostille)
Miscellaneous: Letters of Credit, ATA Carnet, Duty Drawback
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Essential Documentation
Essential data elements must be
The invoice and bill of lading are the two documents
uniform on all documents:

required for every export shipment. As such, you should
ensure that all other documents associated with the
 Name & Address of Seller / Shipper
shipment match the information on these documents.
 Name & Address of Buyer / Consignee
 Origin Point & Destination Point
Invoices
Pro-forma Invoice: A pro-forma invoice is an invoice sent to  Port of Load / Unload
the buyer before the shipment, giving the buyer a chance to  Description of the
Goods
 Number of Pieces, Cartons, Crates
review the sale terms (quantity of goods, value,
specifications) and get an import license, if required in their  Net weight, Gross
Weight, Volume
country. It also allows the buyer to work with their bank to
 Invoice & Purchase Order Numbers
arrange any financial process for payment. For example, to
open a Documentary Credit (Letter of Credit), the buyer’s bank will use the pro-
forma invoice as a
source of information. The exporter/seller should not send their customer a pro-
forma invoice
unless they fully understand what they are offering to the buyer. If no changes are
required on the
pro-forma invoice after the buyer reviews it, the exporter can simply change its
date and title and
turn it into a commercial invoice.
Commercial Invoice: A commercial invoice is prepared by the seller/exporter and

addressed to
the buyer/importer, and is one of the first documents prepared when a transaction
has been
agreed upon. The invoice identifies the buyer and seller, describes the goods sold
and all terms of
sale, including IncoTerms, payment terms, relevant bank information, shipping

details, etc. An
invoice may be itemized to show cost of goods, freight, and insurance, or other
special handling.
The invoice may be numbered and have multiple “purchase order” numbers. U.S.
Customs does
not actually need a copy of the invoice, unless requested, but the information
included is used to
prepare other documents.
Consular invoice: A consular invoice is the commercial invoice stamped or notarized

by the
consulate or embassy of your customer’s country, if required. For example, if you

are exporting to
Egypt and your buyer requires a consular invoice, the Egyptian embassy in
Washington, D.C. will
do this for a small fee. Usually a freight forwarder will offer this service, but an
exporter can send
the original invoice to the consulate, have it notarized/legalized as required, pay the
fee, and have
the documents returned or forwarded on. It is important to understand that consular

invoices are
required in the buyer’s country, so you need to add the time/costs associated with
obtaining one
to the price of the goods you are shipping.
The invoice should include a [non]-diversion statement, as provided below. As the

U.S. Principal
Party of Interest (or exporter of record), this statements attests to and informs your
customers that
you are using due diligence to control the shipment and abide by regulations,
particularly
shipments to embargoed/sanctioned countries.
"These commodities, technology, or software, were exported from the United States
in accordance with
the Export Administration Regulations. Diversion contrary to United States law is

prohibited."

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Material Handling
Packing List: A packing list is prepared by the shipper and is a detailed break down
of the items
within a shipment. It may also include any “special marks” for identification. For
example, the
customer may want “ABC XX” in blue letters on the side of the packaging. For
insurance claims
and tracking purposes, it helps to describe what is in each “package”. The packing
list should also
reference the customer’s purchase order number and destination. Often, a packing
list is taped to
palletized cargo or on the main carton/box of a shipment so that the importer’s

customs agency or
any transportation handlers can have easy access to it to know what the goods are
and their
destination. The quantity and items listed on the commercial invoice must match
with the packing
list, but not necessarily match the pro-forma invoice. Some companies prepare a
packing list that
is identical to the commercial invoice, minus the prices and other monetary details.
Dock (or Warehouse) Receipt: The dock or warehouse receipt is issued by a
warehouse
supervisor or port officer and certifies that the goods have been received by the
shipping
company. This document is used to transfer accountability when goods are moved
by the
domestic carrier to the port of embarkation and left with the international carrier. At
this time, the
carrier’s Bill of Lading is also signed by both parties and copies are issued
accordingly.
Bills of Lading (B/L)
A Bill of Lading is issued by the carrier to the shipper for receipt of the goods, and is
a contract
between the owner of the goods and the carrier to deliver the goods. Sometimes
the B/L acts as
title to the goods so an “Original” B/L is issued- usually a set of three. Whoever
presents one of
those Original, Negotiable B/L can take possession of the goods. A B/L can be either
negotiable
or non-negotiable.
Non-negotiable (or “straight”) B/L: Indicates that the shipper will deliver the goods
to the buyer
and that title of the goods has not been transferred to the shipper (i.e., the buyer or
seller “owns”
the goods while they are being shipped). This type of B/L is often used when
payment for the
goods has already been made in advance.
Negotiable (or “shipper’s order” ) B/L: Serves as a title document to the goods,
issued “to the
order of” a party, usually the shipper, whose endorsement is required to effect its
negotiation. It
can also be issued “to the order of” the buyer’s bank as part of a documentary
credit/letter of
credit stipulation so that when the buyer’s bank receives the Original B/L, they can
endorse it over
to the buyer at the time of payment for the buyer to clear the goods at customs.
Sometimes the
negotiable B/L may be consigned “To Order” without reference to a company. A

negotiable B/L
can be bought or traded while the goods are in transit, whereas a “Straight” B/L is
non-negotiable
and is consigned to the buyer.
The B/L is frequently electronically manifested by the shipping line company using
the data sent
by the shipper or its agent. Bills of Lading also include a “notify party” (usually the
buyer or their
agent) so that when the vessel arrives at the port of destination, the carrier can
notify the party
that the goods are available, are in need of customs clearing, or are ready for pick
up. Usually the
importer can pick up the goods after customs clearance and duties are paid.
“Freight Collect”
means the consignee pays the freight charges as well. “Freight Prepaid” means the
shipper pays
the freight charges, but not customs clearance unless the terms are “delivered duty
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payment is due to the exporter before the importer receives the goods, “advance
charges” can be
added to the bill so the importer pays for the goods along with the other charges.
Two checks
should be received so the carrier can forward one check to the exporter for the cost
of goods.
Inland Bill of Lading: Issued by the trucking company and/or the railroad line for
taking the goods
from the exporter’s facility to the port of embarkation or consolidation facility.
Ocean Bill of Lading (OBL): The Ocean B/L is an invoice, and may be issued as a
“clean” bill of
lading, meaning the carrier certifies that the goods have been received without
visible damage.
An “On-Board” B/L may be issued when the goods are received into the carrier’s
port facility,
basically confirming the cargo will be sailing.
Air Way Bill (AWB): The Air Way Bill is a form of bill of lading used for the air
transport of goods.
AWBs are non-negotiable, mainly because of the short amount of time that the
goods are in
transit. The original AWB is rarely needed by the importer at the other end of the
shipment to
prove ownership of goods. A “house airway bill” is issued by a freight forwarder on

behalf of the
actual carrier, which is the case when a freight forwarder has a contract rate with
an air cargo
service to expedite the documentation.
Export and License Declaration
Electronic Export Information (EEI): “EEI” is the acronym for the new process of
filing what was
the Shipper’s Export Declaration (SED) form 7525V. Census uses the EEI to collect
trade data on
the products, quantities, dollar value, volume and destinations of U.S. exports. To
properly
complete an EEI, the exporter is responsible for classifying their product under the
appropriate
Schedule B Number, or HS Code. An EEI is filed online and the Internal Transaction
Number
(Sample: ITN X20091110000001) is applied to key shipping documents, i.e., Invoice,

B/L,
verifying the actual filing. An EEI is required for U.S. exports valued $2,500 or more
per individual
Schedule B Number. If the value is under $2,500, the exporter must note that using
the following
statement: “No EEI required, shipment valued under $2,500 per individual Schedule
B Number.”
Also, this process is used to manage U.S. export regulations for any commodity
requiring an
export license and, regardless of value, the license number must be in the EEI.
Filing an EEI is
not required for shipments to Canada (unless an export license is involved), nor if
shipping
between U.S. territories, such as the Virgin Islands. However, it is required for
shipments to
Puerto Rico.
See VEDP Fast Facts “Mandatory AES”
Certificates
Certificate of Origin (C/O): A document prepared by the original manufacturer and

certified by a
quasi-official authority - such as a Chamber of Commerce - stating the items’

country of origin.
Most countries that require a C/O will accept a generic C/O as long as all of the
required data
elements are given. However, some countries, like Israel, have a special green C/O
form that
must be used. To take advantage of duty free provisions in a U.S. Free Trade
Agreement, be sure
to use the particular C/O that addresses the “rules of origin” criteria for each
country.

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Certificate of Insurance: This document indicates the type and amount of insurance
in force on a
particular shipment for loss or damage while in transit. It is sometimes referred to

as Marine
insurance, but may cover the entire voyage.
Certificate of Inspection: Some customers will require a “pre-shipment inspection”

to satisfy their
own requirements or local regulations, according to an industry, government, or

carrier
specification. Neutral organizations specialize in these types of certifications,

whereby an
inspector checks the goods in question prior to shipment. Sometimes an inspector

can look at a
sample, but other times inspection must occur when the goods are packaged to
issue a
certificate.
Certificate of Free Sale: This form may be required by the importing country to
ensure that the
goods offered for entry comply with domestic requirements for sale in the U.S. It is
often required
for agricultural, medicinal, or cosmetic products and can be issued by the VEDP or
U.S. FDA.
Certificate of Authentication (Apostille): An original document that has been

notarized may require
“authentication” by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. An Apostille certificate will
be issued
according to the country (language) of destination, confirming the status of the

notary who has
witnessed the original document.
Phytosanitary Certificate: Primarily a document required to import goods into the

U.S., confirming
compliance with phytosanitary safety regarding agricultural and animal health

standards.
Special Documents
Declaration of Dangerous Goods (DGD): A DGD declares the nature, quantity, and
quantity of
hazardous materials and reports the proper classification for each item.
ATA Carnet: A Carnet, sometimes referred to as a “merchandise passport”, is used

for shipping
goods to countries on a temporary, duty-free basis only. For a fee, this passport
allows a
company to ship needed materials to foreign trade shows or conduct repairs

overseas. Within a
year, the materials must return to the U.S. in order to avoid a hefty fine.
Documentary Letters of Credit (L/C): A letter of credit is a document issued by a

bank committing
to pay the seller/exporter a stated amount of money on behalf of the buyer/importer

as long as the
specific terms and conditions are met. Of all shipping documents, errors or making
changes to the
L/C are the most costly and time consuming because of the risk of payment in error.
See VEDP Fast Facts “Payment Terms and Export Finance”.
Knowledge of the proper forms required, along with uniformity and document
control, will help
exporters prevent errors in shipping documentation, save processing time, create
good file
management, improve customer service, and of course, avoid costly fines.

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VEDP SERVICES
The VEDP offers a number of export-related services to Virginia businesses,

including group
market visits and market research by our Global Network of in-country consultants.
These
services are available to all Virginia exporters. For more information, please visit our
website:
www.exportvirginia.org
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
American Association of Exporters and Importers: http://www.aaei.org/
Export Practitioner: http://www.exportprac.com/
UNZ & Co.: http://www.unzco.com
U.S. Department of Commerce:
Bureau of Industry & Security: www.bis.doc.gov
Exporter Resources: www.Export.gov
International Trade Administration: www.Trade.gov
WORKS CITED
Hinkelman, Edward G. Dictionary of International Trade. 6th Edition. 2005. World

Trade Press.
Jagoe, John R. Export Sales and Marketing Manuel. 20th Edition. 2007. Export
Institute.
Last Updated: November 2009

*Information provided by VEDP Fast Facts is intended as advice and guidance only.
The information is in no way exhaustive and the VEDP is not a
licensed broker, banker, shipper or customs agency. VEDP shall not be liable for any
damages or costs of any type arising out of, or in any way
connected with the use of, these Fast Facts.

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BENEFITS OF DEBP
DEPB MEANS: Duty Entitlement Passbook

DEPB Scheme from DGFT.
Government of India
Department of Commerce
Directorate General of Foreign Trade
Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi-110011
Policy Circular No. 4 (RE-08)/2004-2009 Dated: 24 April, 2008

th
To
All Regional Authorities;

All Commissioners of Customs;
Exporting Community.
Subject: Entitlement of DEPB prior to issuance of Public Notice withdrawing the benefit
under the Scheme - regarding.
…
1. Attention is invited to the Public Notice No. 130 dated 27.3.2008 (as amended from
time to time), PN No. 137 dated 3.4.2008 wherein DEPB Benefits were withdrawn against
export of primary steel items, Cement and Rice with immediate effect. Representations have
now been received from Trade and Industry and the Regional Authorities of DGFT as to whether
exports prior to the date of withdrawal / suspension of DEPB benefits against the export
products would also be denied the benefit of DEPB Scheme.
2. It is clarified that exports made prior to the date of withdrawal / suspension of DEPB
Rates for specific products shall be entitled for DEPB benefit at the rate prevalent on the date of
shipment / export. Date of shipment / export shall be as per the provisions of paragraph 9.12 of
Handbook of Procedures, vol. 1.
3. This issues with the approval of Competent Authority.
Sd/-
(Tapan Mazumder)
Joint Director General of Foreign Trade
(Issued from F. No. 01/94/180/DEPB - Clarification/AM 09/PC 4)

PUBLIC NOTICE NO.130 (RE-2007) /2004-2009 dated 27.3.2008
Suspension of DEPB rates
In exercise of powers conferred under Paragraph 2.4 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2004-
2009 and Paragraph 1.1 of the Handbook of Procedures (Vol.I), the Director General of Foreign
Trade hereby makes the following amendments in the “Schedule of DEPB Rates” with
immediate effect.
1. Product Group: Engineering Product Code: 61
The Serial numbers 67b, 67c, 85, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 336, 337, 341, 342, 343,344, 345,
350,351, 352, 381, 386, 387, 390 and 391 are temporarily suspended.
2. Product Group: Chemicals Product Code : 62
The Serial numbers 842 and 899 are temporarily suspended.
3. Product Group: Miscellaneous Products Product Group: 90
(i) Products covered under the DEPB Sl. No. for Engineering Product Group and
Chemicals Product Group mentioned at Sl. No. (1) and (2) above shall not be
entitled for DEPB benefit under Sl. No. 22D of the Misc. Product Groups.
(ii) Export of Non-basmati rice shall not be entitled for DEPB rate under Sl. No.
22C and 22D of the Miscellaneous Product.
This issues in the public interest.
(R. S. Gujral)
Director General of Foreign Trade and
Ex-Officio Additional Secretary to the Government of India
(Issued from F. No. 01/94/180/DEPB/PN/AM08/PC-IV)
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1. The rates of DEPB specified in book shall not be applicable to export of a commodity of product
if such commodity or product is:-
a. Manufactured partly or wholly in a warehouse under Section 65 of the Customs Act,

1962 (52 of 1962);
b. Manufacture and/or exported in discharge of export obligation against an Advance
Autorisation including Advance Authorisation for Annual Requirement or exported
under DFIA Scheme of the relevant Foreign Trade Policy;
c. Manufacture and/or exported by a unit licenced as 100% Export Oriented Unit in terms
of the provisions of the relevant Foreign Trade Policy;
d. Manufactured and /or exported by any of the units situated in Free Trade Zones/Export
Processing Zone/Special Economic Zones/EHTP Scheme;
e. Exports of goods of foreign origin, unless the goods have been manufactured or
processed or on which similar operations have been carried out in India;
f. Exports made under paragraph 2.35 and 2.36 of the Foreign Trade Policy.
2. The DEPB rate and the value cap shall be applicable as existing on the date of order of “let
export” by the Customs.
3. The value cap, wherever existing, shall be with reference to the FOB value of exports. The
DEPB rates shall be applied on the FOB value or value cap whichever is lower. For example, if
the FOB value is Rs.500/- per piece, and the value cap is Rs.300/- per piece, the DEPB rate
shall be applied on Rs.300/-.
4. Wherever any specific rate exists for a particular item under DEPB rate list as given in this
book, the items shall not be covered under any generic description of the DEPB rate list.
5. The DEPB rate aims to neutralize the incidence of duty on the inputs used in the export
product. Therefore, the DEPB rates, as given in this book refer to normally tradable/exportable
product. Items such as Gold Nibs, Gold Pen, Gold watches etc. though covered under the
generic description of writing instructions, components of writing instruments and watches are
thus not eligible for benefit under the DEPB scheme.
6. The DEPB rates given for various galvanized Engineering product shall cover non galvanised
products and vice-a-versa.
7. The DEPB rate given for various types of garments do not cover Silk as well as Woolen garments
unless specifically mentioned in the DEPB description.
8. Portable product at S.No.239, 240,241,242,243 and 286 of Product Group: Engineering (Product
Code 61) exported in the form of incomplete CKD/SKD Kit, but consisting of (i) Engine (ii)
Chassis (iii) Gear Box (iv) Transmission Assembly system (v) Axle (Front & Rear) and (vi)
Suspension System or Body/Cab or both, shall be treated at par with complete CKD/SKD Kit for
the purpose of relevant DEPB benefits.
9. The DEPB rate for formulation consisting of more than one bulk drug would be calculated as
per provisions of Policy Circular No.20 dated 31st July, 2000.
10. Wherever the export of resultant product in completely built form is allowed under DEPB, the
CKD/SKD export of such product shall also be allowed under DEPB.
11. DEPB benefit would also be admissible on the export of composite product including assembled
product having more than one constituent items for which DEPB rates are individually fixed. In
such cases, the DEPB entitlement would be restricted to the lowest of the rate applicable to
the constituent items, ignoring the rate of the constituent item(s) having weight less than 5% of
the total net weight of such product. However, no DEPB benefit would be admissible on the
exportof such product, if constituent item(s) is weighing more than 5% of the total net weight
(of the product) and does not have any DEPB rate fixed.
The exporters shall declare in the shipping bill the following details also for claiming DEPB
benefit on the export of such product:
i. Description of the composite product including the assembled product, alongwith its
total net weight.
ii. Description of all the constitute item(s) of such products which attract a DEPB rate
with their respective DEPB Nos. and their credit rate alongwith total weight of such
constituent (s).
iii. Description and combined total weight of those constituent item(s) which have no DEPB
rate in the schedule.
(Explanatory Note) : In case (iii) above is more than 5% of total weight given in (i), no
DEPB on the composite product would be admissible.
12. DEPB benefit would be available on the export of products having extraneous material upto 5% by weight.
In such cases, extraneous material upto 5% shall be ignored and the DEPB rate as notified for that
export product shall be allowed.
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1 DEPB Rate of 1,2-Dihydro 2-Oxyquinoxaline
2 DEPB Rate of 1-Phenyl 3-Methyl- 5 Pyrazolone (PMP)
3 DEPB Rate of 2-Methyl-5-Nitro lmidiazole
4 DEPB Rate of CMIC Chloride
5 DEPB Rate of 7-ADCA
6 DEPB Rate of Acetazolamide
DEPB Rate of Acriflavin/ Acriflavin Hydrochloride/ Acriflavin neutral BPC/ Eu-
7
Flavin NFX/Proflavin Hemisulphate
8 DEPB Rate of Aminophylline
DEPB Rate of Amoxycilin Capsules 250/500 mg (Each capsule containing
9
Amoxycllin Trihydrate equivalent to 250/500 mg of Amoxycilin)
10 DEPB Rate of Amoxycillin Trihydrate
DEPB Rate of Ampicillin Capsules 250/500 mg each capsule containing
11
ampicillin trihydrate equivalent to 250/500 mg. of ampicillin.
12 DEPB Rate of Ampicillin Trihydrate
13 DEPB Rate of Analgin
14 DEPB Rate of Atenolol BP/USP
15 DEPB Rate of Benzyl Alcohol
16 DEPB Rate of Betaionone
DEPB Rate of Betamethasone Dipropionate cream (each gram contains
17
Betamethasone Dipropionate equivalent to 0.05% w/w of Betamethasone)
18 DEPB Rate of Bisacodyl
19 DEPB Rate of Caffeine
20 DEPB Rate of Calcium Lactate Pentahydrate USP
21 DEPB Rate of Calcium Sennocides A&B Powder
DEPB Rate of Cefazolin Sodium Injection USP, 1gm/10 ml vial (each vial
22
containing not less than 1 gm of Cefazolin
23 DEPB Rate of Cephalexin Monohydrate
24 DEPB Rate of Chloramphenicol
25 DEPB Rate of Chloramphenicol Palmitate
26 DEPB Rate of Crude Sodium Theophylline
27 DEPB Rate of D (+) Acid
DEPB Rate of Dexamethasone and Neomycin Eye/Ear drops containing0.5%
28
W/V Neomycin and Dexamethasone SodiumPhosphate VSP 0.1% W/V
29 DEPB Rate of Di-cloxacillin Sodium
30 DEPB Rate of Di-iodohydroxy quinoline
31 DEPB Rate of Diclofenac Sodium
32 DEPB Rate of Diethyl Carbamazine Citrate
33 DEPB Rate of Diloxanide Furoate BP
34 DEPB Rate of Diltiazem HCl
35 DEPB Rate of Diphenyl Guanidine Powder
DEPB Rate of DMCA purified (3 Beta, 5-alpha- dihydroxy - 17 alpha methoxy-
36
17 Beta Carbomethoxy androstand 6-one)
37 DEPB Rate of Formulations:
37A DEPB Rate of Injections
37B DEPB Rate of Syrup / oral suspension
37C DEPB Rate of Tablets / Capsules
DEPB Rate of Intravenous infusions of bulk drugs for which specificDEPB
37D
rates have been notified
DEPB Rate of Note:- This rate is applicable only for those formulations i.e.
37D*- injections/syrups/oral suspensions/tablets/capsules for which no specific
DEPB rates have been notified.
DEPB Rate of For the above formulations of two or more bulk drugs, the
37D**- DEPB rate admissible will be as per Policy Circular No: 20 (RE-00)/2000-
2001, dated 31.07.2000.
DEPB Rate of Formulations containing bulk drugs/ medicines/ life saving
38 drugs including their salts and esters as given in S.No.83 and 93 of the table
Annexed to Customs Notification no.21/2002, dt.1.3.2002 as amended
38D DEPB Rate of Intravenous Infusions
DEPB Rate of Formulations containing namely L Lysine, L Lysine mono
hydrochloride, DL Methionine or Methionine HydroxyAnalog, Nilutamide,
39
Sodium fusidate, Low molecular weight heparin or Erythropoitin,Doxorubicin
Hcl,Cyclosporine,Azathioprine,Enoxaparine
DEPB Rate of Formulations of Bulk Drugs namely, Codeine Phosphate or
Narcotine imported by Government Opium & Alkaloids Factories and item of
40
S.No.98 of the table annexed to notification No.21/2002 dt. 1.3.2002 as
amended plus formulations of drugs as listed in Sl. No
41 DEPB Rate of Deleted
DEPB Rate of Formulation of Bulk Drug not covered at S.No. 37, 38, 39and
42
40:
43 DEPB Rate of Enalapril Maleate 2.5/5/10 Mg. Tablets
44 DEPB Rate of Erythromycin IP/BP/USP
45 DEPB Rate of Erythromycin Estolate IP/BP/USP
46 DEPB Rate of Erythromycin Stearate IP/BP/USP
47 DEPB Rate of Ferrous Fumarate BP
48 DEPB Rate of Folic Acid
49 DEPB Rate of Frusemide
50 DEPB Rate of Ibuprofen
51 DEPB Rate of Iodo Chloro hydroxy quinoline IP/BP/USP
52 DEPB Rate of Mebendazole
53 DEPB Rate of Mepacrine Hydro-Chloride Tablets
54 DEPB Rate of Miconazole Nitrate
55 DEPB Rate of Niacin/ Nicotinic Acid IP/BP/USP
56 DEPB Rate of Oxyphenbutazone
57 DEPB Rate of P-Hydroxy Benzoic Acid Methyl
DEPB Rate of P. Hydroxy Benzoic Acid Propyl Ester/ Paraben (Propyl P.
58
Hydroxy Benzoic Acid) IP/BP/USP
59 DEPB Rate of Para Hydroxy Acetophenone
60 DEPB Rate of Paracetamol/ Paracetamol Granules DC Grade
61 DEPB Rate of Pentoxyfylline IP/BP/USP
62 DEPB Rate of Pheniramine maleate
63 DEPB Rate of Piroxicam IP/BP/USP
64 DEPB Rate of Potassium Citrate
65 DEPB Rate of Potassium Iodide BP/USP
66 DEPB Rate of Ranitidine HCL/Base
DEPB Rate of S-Methoxy Morphinane Hydrochloride/(+)-3-
67
MethoxyMorphinane Hydrochloride.
68 DEPB Rate of Salbutamol Sulphate
69 DEPB Rate of Salicylic Acid
70 DEPB Rate of Sulpha Methoxazole
71 DEPB Rate of Terfenadine USP
72 DEPB Rate of Theobromine
73 DEPB Rate of Theophylline
74 DEPB Rate of Tolnaftate BP/USP
75 DEPB Rate of Trimethoprim
76 DEPB Rate of 1(2,5 Dichloro-4-Sulphophenyl)-3-methyl-5-Pyrazolone
77 DEPB Rate of 1,4 Di-amino Anthraquinone
78 DEPB Rate of 1,4 Sulpho phenyl 3 Methyl 5 Pyrazolene
79 DEPB Rate of 1,4 Di Hydroxy Anthranquinone (Quinizarine)
80 DEPB Rate of Anthraquinone 1:5 Di-sulphonate sodium Salt
81 DEPB Rate of 1,5-Dichloro Anthraquinone
82 DEPB Rate of 1-(4-Sulphophenyl-3-Carboxy-5 Pyrazolone)
83 DEPB Rate of 16-17-Dimethoxy Dibenzanthrone
84 DEPB Rate of 1:5 Dihydroxy Anthraquinone
85 DEPB Rate of 2,5 Dichloro Aniline
86 DEPB Rate of 2,6 Dichloro Para Nitro Aniline
87 DEPB Rate of 3,7 Dihydroxy Anthraquinone
89 DEPB Rate of 4, 4-Diamino diphenyl amine-2 sulphonic Acid(F.C Acid)
90 DEPB Rate of 4,4 Di nitro Stilbene 2,2 Di Sulphonic Acid
91 DEPB Rate of 4,5 Dinitro chrysazine
92 DEPB Rate of 4-4, Diamino Benzanilide
93 DEPB Rate of 4B Acid
94 DEPB Rate of 5 Chloro Aniline 2:4 Disulphonamide
95 DEPB Rate of 5-Sulpho Anthranilic Acid
96 DEPB Rate of 6-CAPS (6-Chloro 2 Aminophenol-4-Sulphonic acid)
97 DEPB Rate of 6-Nitro-1-Diazo-2-Naphthol-4-Sulphonic Acid
98 DEPB Rate of Acid Black 210 (Acid Black-NBH)
99 DEPB Rate of Acid Blue-45 (C.I. No.63010)
100 DEPB Rate of Acid Brilliant Scarlet 3R(Acid Red 18) (C.I. No.16255)
101 DEPB Rate of Acid Chrome Black T-200 (Mordant Black 11) (C.I.No.14645)
102 DEPB Rate of Acid Green 1 (C.I. No.10020)
103 DEPB Rate of Acid Green 16 (C.I.No.44025)
104 DEPB Rate of Acid Orange-7 (C.I.No.15510)
105 DEPB Rate of Acid Reconilline N (Acid Red 88) CI No.15620)
106 DEPB Rate of Acid Red 88 Acid Roccelline (CI No.15620)
107 DEPB Rate of Acid Yellow 23 (Tartrazine) (CI No.19140)
108 DEPB Rate of Acid Violet 4B (Acid Violet 17) (CI No.42650)
109 DEPB Rate of Acid Yellow 73 (Uranine SSO) (C.I. No.45350)
110 DEPB Rate of Pigment Violet 23 (C.I. No.51319)
111 DEPB Rate of Acrylamide Yellow (C.I No. 21095)(Pigment yellow 14)
112 DEPB Rate of Alfa Naphthyl Amine
113 DEPB Rate of Amaranth (C.I. No. 16185)(Acid Red 27)
114 DEPB Rate of Aniline Black(Pigment Black 1)(C.I. No.50440)
115 DEPB Rate of Anthranilic Acid
116 DEPB Rate of Anthraquinone
117 DEPB Rate of Auramine O (WS) Auromine OH,Basic Yellow 2 (C.I No.41000)
118 DEPB Rate of Basic Brilliant green colour Index No. 42040
119 DEPB Rate of Basic Chrysidine Crystal/Powder (C.I. No. 11270)
120 DEPB Rate of Basic methylene Blue C (Basic Blue 9)(C.I. No.52015)
121 DEPB Rate of Basic Violet 14(CI No.42510)
122 DEPB Rate of Benzanthrone
123 DEPB Rate of Beta Naphthol
124 DEPB Rate of Bismark Brown R (Basic Brown 1) (C.I. No.21000)
125 DEPB Rate of Black BGL Supra Acid Black 164
126 DEPB Rate of Black RBI Supra Acid Black 132
127 DEPB Rate of Black Supra (Mordant Black 11) (C.I. No.14645)
128 DEPB Rate of Blue B Base (CI No.37235)
129 DEPB Rate of Bon Acid
130 DEPB Rate of Brilliant Red 10B (Acid Violet 54)
131 DEPB Rate of Bromo Benzanthrone
132 DEPB Rate of Bronze Scarlet (Lake Red C) C.I. 15585:1/Red 53:1
133 DEPB Rate of C. Acid (3-Amino -6 Chloro toluene 4 sulphonic acid
134 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red 120 (Reactive Red HE-38)(C.I. No.25810)
DEPB Rate of Carbazole Dioxine Violet Pigment Crude (Pigment Violet-23)
135
(C.I. No.51319)
136 DEPB Rate of Cationic Blue G (Basic Blue 1) (C.I. No.42025)
137 DEPB Rate of Cationic Blue GRL(Basic Blue 41)
138 DEPB Rate of Cationic Navy Blue 2BL
139 DEPB Rate of Cationic Pink FG (Basic Red 13) (C.I. No.48015)
140 DEPB Rate of Cationic Pink FL
141 DEPB Rate of Cationic Red 4G (Basic Red 14)
142 DEPB Rate of Cationic Red 6B (Basic Violet 7) (C.I. No.48020)
143 DEPB Rate of Cationic Red 7BN
144 DEPB Rate of Cationic Red GRL (Basic Red 46)
145 DEPB Rate of Cationic Red GTL (Basic Red 18) (C.I. No.11085)
146 DEPB Rate of Cationic Yellow 2 Gl (Basic Yellow 11) (C.I. No.48055)
147 DEPB Rate of Cationic Yellow 3GH
148 DEPB Rate of Cationic Yellow GRL (Basic Yellow 29)
DEPB Rate of Copper Phthalocyanine Green (C.I. No.74260) (PigmentGreen
149
7)
150 DEPB Rate of Dark Brown 5R Acid Brown 48)
151 DEPB Rate of Developed Black BT (Direct Blue 2) C.I. No.22590)
152 DEPB Rate of Di Ethyl Meta Toluidine
153 DEPB Rate of Di-Ethyl Meta Amino Phenol
154 DEPB Rate of Dihydro-2-Oxo- quinoxaline(HQ) (2-Hydroxy Quinoxaline)
155 DEPB Rate of Diphenyl Base
156 DEPB Rate of Direct Black 22/Direct Black GN (CI No.35435)
157 DEPB Rate of Direct Chrysophenine(Direct Yellow 12)(C.I. No.24895)
158 DEPB Rate of Direct Fast Black B(C.I. No.27720)
159 DEPB Rate of Direct Orange MS C.I. NO. 29150
160 DEPB Rate of Direct Red 12 B (Direct Red 31) (C.I. NO. 29100)
161 DEPB Rate of Direct Sky Blue 5B (DIRECT BLUE 15) (C.I.No.24400)
162 DEPB Rate of Direct Turquoise Blue 86 C.I. No 74180
163 DEPB Rate of Direct Violet 2 B C.I. NO. 27905
164 DEPB Rate of Disperse Black FBL
165 DEPB Rate of Disperse Blue FRL(Disperse Blue 165) (C.I. No.11077)
166 DEPB Rate of Disperse Fast Yellow Conc (Disperse Yellow 3) (C.I. No.11855)
167 DEPB Rate of Disperse Navy Blue F3GL (Disperse Blue 291)
168 DEPB Rate of Disperse Navy Blue FGRL (Disperse Navy Mix)
170 DEPB Rate of Disperse Orange (Disperse Orange 25) (C.I. No.11227)
171 DEPB Rate of Disperse Rubine FGL (CI No. Disperse Red-73)
DEPB Rate of Disperse Turquoise Blue F2GL (Disperse Blue 60)(C.I.
172
No.61104)
173 DEPB Rate of Disperse Violet F6RL (C.I. No.62015)
174 DEPB Rate of Disperse Violet FRL (Disperse Violet 28) (C.I. No.61102)
175 DEPB Rate of Disperse Yellow 3G (Disperse Yellow 64) (C.I. No.47023)
176 DEPB Rate of Disperse Yellow F7GDL (Disperse Yellow 126)
177 DEPB Rate of Fast Blue GBR
178 DEPB Rate of Fast Bordeaux G.P. Base
179 DEPB Rate of Fast Bordeaux GP Salt (Cl No. 37135)
180 DEPB Rate of Fast Garnet GBC Base
181 DEPB Rate of Fast Orange GC Base
182 DEPB Rate of Fast Red B Base
183 DEPB Rate of Fast Red TR Base(Cl No. 37005)
DEPB Rate of Fast Red TR Base (Cl No. 37005) OR Fast Red TR Salt (C.I.
184
No.37085)
185 DEPB Rate of Fast Scarlet R-Salt (Cl No. 37130)
186 DEPB Rate of Fast Scarlet RC Base
187 DEPB Rate of Fast TVX Scarlet RC
188 DEPB Rate of Fluorescent dyestuff Hitex ERU Cone Or Throete ERN Conc.
189 DEPB Rate of Fluorescent Magenta
190 DEPB Rate of Fluorescent Orange
191 DEPB Rate of Fluorescent Pink
192 DEPB Rate of Fluorescent Red
193 DEPB Rate of Fluorescent Yellow
194 DEPB Rate of Flurescent Green
195 DEPB Rate of G Salt (2-Naphthol 6,8 Disulphonic Acid)
196 DEPB Rate of Gamma Acid
197 DEPB Rate of Grey BI C.I. (Acid Black 58) (C.I. No.12230)
198 DEPB Rate of H. Acid
199 DEPB Rate of Pigment Tetra chloromethylated Copper Phthalo cyanine
200 DEPB Rate of J.Acid
201 DEPB Rate of K. Acid (2 Napthylamine 3,6,8 Trisulphonic Acid)
202 DEPB Rate of Laurent Acid
203 DEPB Rate of Leuco Quinizarine
204 DEPB Rate of Magenta (Basic Violet 2) C.I. No. 42520
205 DEPB Rate of Malachite Green (Basic Green 4) (Cl No. 42000)
206 DEPB Rate of Maroon Toner (C.I. NO 15880:1)
207 DEPB Rate of Maroon V (Acid Red 119)
208 DEPB Rate of Meta Amino Phenol
209 DEPB Rate of Meta Nitro Aniline
210 DEPB Rate of Meta Uriedo Aniline
211 DEPB Rate of Metanil yellow (Acid yellow - 36)
212 DEPB Rate of Metanilic Acid
213 DEPB Rate of Methylene Blue (Zinc Free)
214 DEPB Rate of N-Phenyl J-Acid
215 DEPB Rate of N. Methyl J.Acid
216 DEPB Rate of N.W. Acid (1-Naphthol 4 Sulfonic Acid)
217 DEPB Rate of Naphthol AS Cl No. 37505
218 DEPB Rate of Naphthol ASBO (CI NO 37560) (CI Azoic coupling component 4)
DEPB Rate of Naphthol ASBS (CI NO. 37515) (CI Azoic coupling component
219
17)
DEPB Rate of Naphthol ASCL (CI NO 37531) (CI Azoic coupling component 34
220
& 41)
221 DEPB Rate of Naphthol ASD (CI NO 37520) (CI Azoic coupling component 18)
222 DEPB Rate of Naphthol ASE (CI NO 37510)
DEPB Rate of Naphthol ASOL (CI NO 37530) (CI Azoic coupling component
223
20)
DEPB Rate of Naphthol ASPH (CI NO 37558) (CI Azoic coupling component
224
14)
DEPB Rate of Naphthol ASSW (CI NO 37565) (CI Azoic coupling component
225
7)
226 DEPB Rate of Naphthol ASTR (CI NO 37525) (CI Azoic coupling component 8)
227 DEPB Rate of Napthalene Sulphonate Formaldehyde Condensates
228 DEPB Rate of Nigrosine W.S. powder/crystal (Acid Black-2) (C.I. No.50420)
229 DEPB Rate of Nylon Fast Blue LR (Acid Blue 62) (C.I. No.62045)
230 DEPB Rate of Acid Red 114 (C.I. No.23635)
DEPB Rate of Optical Brightener C.I. Flourescent Brightener-24(C.I.
231
No.40650)
232 DEPB Rate of Optical Brightener C.I. Flourescent Brightener 252
233 DEPB Rate of Optical Brightener C.I. Flourescent Brightener
DEPB Rate of Optical Brightener (CI fluorescent Brightner-134) (C.I.
236
No.40619)
237 DEPB Rate of Ortho Anisidine
238 DEPB Rate of Ortho chloro Aniline
239 DEPB Rate of Ortho Toluidine
240 DEPB Rate of P-Nitro Aniline
241 DEPB Rate of P. Amino-di phenylamine
242 DEPB Rate of Para Amino Acetanilide
243 DEPB Rate of Para Anisidine
244 DEPB Rate of Para Nitro Chloro Benzene Sulphonic Acid
245 DEPB Rate of Para Phenylene Diamine
246 DEPB Rate of Peri Acid
247 DEPB Rate of Perma Red 2B (C.I. No 15865:2)
248 DEPB Rate of Phenyl Gamma Acid
249 DEPB Rate of Pigment (DGN 3020 Orange R.)
250 DEPB Rate of Pigment Fast Red FGR CI 12370 (Pigment Red 112)
251 DEPB Rate of Pigment Fast Yellow 5G (Pigment Yellow 3) (C.I. No.11710)
DEPB Rate of Pigment Permanent Orange R (Pigment Orange 16) (c.i.
252
nO.21160)
DEPB Rate of Pigment Permanent Orange R (Pigment Orange 16) (c.i.
252,
nO.21160)
253 DEPB Rate of Pigment Permanent Red FR
254 DEPB Rate of Pigment Phthalo Cyanine Blue 1450
255 DEPB Rate of Pigment Phthalo Cyanine Green G.E.X
256 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red- 112 (C.I. No.12370)
257 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red- 12 C.I. No.12385)
258 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red- 2 (C.I. No.12310)
259 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red- 48:2 (C.I. No.15865:2)
260 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red- 48:4 (C.I. No.15865:4)
261 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red-49:1 (C.I. No.15630:1)
262 DEPB Rate of Pigment SU Blue BL-1
263 DEPB Rate of Pigment Yellow 17 (C.I No. 21105)
264 DEPB Rate of Pigment Yellow-1 (C.I. No.11680)
265 DEPB Rate of Pigment Yellow-12
266 DEPB Rate of Pigment Yellow-3 (C.I. No.11680)
267 DEPB Rate of Pure Lemon Chrome
268 DEPB Rate of Reactive Black 5 (C.I. No.20505)
269 DEPB Rate of Reactive Black BL/GR
271 DEPB Rate of Reactive Blue GN (Reactive Blue 21)
272 DEPB Rate of Reactive Blue H5R (Reactive Blue 13)
274 DEPB Rate of Reactive Blue HA (Reactive Blue 71)
275 DEPB Rate of Reactive Blue HGK
276 DEPB Rate of Reactive Blue MG (reactive Blue 140)
277 DEPB Rate of Reactive Blue MR (Reactive Blue 4)
278 DEPB Rate of Reactive Blue-28
279 DEPB Rate of Reactive Brill violet C2R (Reactive Violet 5) C.I. No 18097
280 DEPB Rate of Reactive Golden Yellow MR
281 DEPB Rate of Reactive Green 6 B (Reactive Blue 38)
282 DEPB Rate of Reactive Green HE 4 B (Reactive Blue 27)
283 DEPB Rate of Reactive Green HE4BD (Reactive Green 19)
284 DEPB Rate of Reactive Magenta HB (Reactive Violet 46)
285 DEPB Rate of Reactive Magenta MB CI Reactive Violet-13
286 DEPB Rate of Reactive Navy Blue HE 4R
287 DEPB Rate of Reactive Navy Blue HR
288 DEPB Rate of Reactive Navy Blue HR(C.I. No. Blue 59)
289 DEPB Rate of Signal Red (Pigment Red 4) (C.I. 12085)
290 DEPB Rate of Sodium Naphthionate
291 DEPB Rate of Sodium para Nitro Phenolate
292 DEPB Rate of Solvent Black-5 (C.I. No. 50415)
293 DEPB Rate of Solvent Black-7. (C.I. No.50415:1)
294 DEPB Rate of Solvent Blue K-132
295 DEPB Rate of Solvent Blue K-161 (Solvent Blue 35)
296 DEPB Rate of Solvent Orange 7 C.I. No. 12140
297 DEPB Rate of Solvent Orange D-122
298 DEPB Rate of Solvent Orange K-121
299 DEPB Rate of Solvent Red 26 (CI 26120)
300 DEPB Rate of Solvent Yellow 16 C.I. No. 12700
301 DEPB Rate of Solvent Yellow 72
302 DEPB Rate of Solvent Yellow K-III B (Solvant Yellow 2) (C.I. No.11020)
303 DEPB Rate of Sulphanilic Acid(Technical Grade)
304 DEPB Rate of Sulpho Tobias Acid
305 DEPB Rate of Sunset Yellow (Food Yellow 3) (CI No 15985)
306 DEPB Rate of Supra Red 7BX
307 DEPB Rate of Suthol Red (Pigment Red 49:1) (C.I. No. 15630:1)
308 DEPB Rate of Tobias Acid
309 DEPB Rate of Vat Orange-1 (CI No. 59105)
310 DEPB Rate of Vat Red 1 (C.I. No. 73360)
311 DEPB Rate of Violet Toner C.I. 42535/ Pigment violet3
312 DEPB Rate of Waxol Blue 6G C.I.61565
313 DEPB Rate of Waxol Lemon Yellow 4G(Solvent Yellow 33) (CI No.47000)
314 DEPB Rate of Waxol (Solvent Yellow 14) Orange AB C.I. 12055
315 DEPB Rate of Waxol Red OB, CI 26105 (Solvent Red-24)
316 DEPB Rate of Waxol Yellow DE (Solvent Yellow 56) C1 11021
317 DEPB Rate of Waxol Yellow-DM (Solvent Yellow 2) CI 11020
318 DEPB Rate of Zinc Chrome
319 DEPB Rate of Asbestos Cement Pressure Pipes/couplings
320 DEPB Rate of Ceramic Glazed wall Tiles
321 DEPB Rate of Ceramic Glazed Floor Tiles coloured
322 DEPB Rate of Opal glassware and kitchenware
323 DEPB Rate of Opthalmic lenses
324 DEPB Rate of Porcelain articles (like suger/milk/tea/coffee pot/mug)
325 DEPB Rate of Alumina Trihydrate
326 DEPB Rate of Aluminium Chloride Anhydrous
327 DEPB Rate of Aluminium flouride
328 DEPB Rate of Aluminium stearate
329 DEPB Rate of Ammonium Bifluoride
330 DEPB Rate of Anhydrous Hydro Fluoric Acid
331 DEPB Rate of Butyl Stearate Tech
332 DEPB Rate of Calcium Stearate
333 DEPB Rate of Caustic Potash Flakes / solid
334 DEPB Rate of Caustic Soda solution
335 DEPB Rate of Chrome Ligno sulphonate
336 DEPB Rate of Copper Cyanide
337 DEPB Rate of Copper Sulphate (With 5 molecule of water of
338 DEPB Rate of Hydrogen Peroxide
339 DEPB Rate of Lead Oxide grey (Lead Suboxide)
340 DEPB Rate of Lead Oxide Red (Red Lead)
341 DEPB Rate of Lead Oxide Yellow Litharge
342 DEPB Rate of Lead Stearate
343 DEPB Rate of Manganese Acetate
344 DEPB Rate of Manganese Sulphate Monohydrate
345 DEPB Rate of Mercuric Acetate
346 DEPB Rate of Mercuric Bromide
347 DEPB Rate of Mercuric chloride
348 DEPB Rate of Mercuric Iodide
349 DEPB Rate of Mercuric Nitrate
350 DEPB Rate of Mercuric oxide
351 DEPB Rate of Mercuric sulphate
352 DEPB Rate of Mercurous Chloride (Calomel)
353 DEPB Rate of Methoxy Ethyl Mercury chloride
354 DEPB Rate of Nickel Chloride
355 DEPB Rate of Nickel Sulphate
356 DEPB Rate of Ortho Phosphoric Acid
357 DEPB Rate of Phenyl Mercury Acetate
358 DEPB Rate of Phosphoric Acid (Food Grade)
359 DEPB Rate of Phosphorous Pentasulphide
360 DEPB Rate of Potassium Carbonate
361 DEPB Rate of Potassium Chloride
362 DEPB Rate of Potassium Dichromate
363 DEPB Rate of Potassium Fluoride
364 DEPB Rate of Potassium Permanganate
365 DEPB Rate of Red Phosphorous
366 DEPB Rate of Sodium Cyanide Powder/Tablet/ Granule
367 DEPB Rate of Sodium Meta Silicate Monohydrate
368 DEPB Rate of Sodium Nitrite
369 DEPB Rate of Sodium Silicate
370 DEPB Rate of Sodium Sulphide
371 DEPB Rate of Titanium Di-Oxide Anatase
372 DEPB Rate of Triphenyl Phosphite
373 DEPB Rate of Zinc Cyanide
374 DEPB Rate of Zinc Oxide
375 DEPB Rate of 1,4-Dimethoxy Benzene
376 DEPB Rate of 2 Mercapto benzo thiazole
377 DEPB Rate of 2,4-Di-chloro Phenol
378 DEPB Rate of Acetanilide
379 DEPB Rate of Amino Modified Polysiloxane fluid
380 DEPB Rate of Aniline
381 DEPB Rate of Bicron 1-6 Solid content
382 DEPB Rate of Bicron 33 N
383 DEPB Rate of Caprolactam
384 DEPB Rate of Chloranil
385 DEPB Rate of Chloro Acetyl Chloride
386 DEPB Rate of Cyclohexane
387 DEPB Rate of D.O.A. (Dioctyl Adipate)
388 DEPB Rate of De-Emulsifier HDL-5700
391 DEPB Rate of Di Butyl tinoxide
392 DEPB Rate of Di Ethyl Phthalate (DEP)
393 DEPB Rate of Di Methyl Phthalate (DMP)
394 DEPB Rate of Di Nonyl Phthalate (DNP)
395 DEPB Rate of Di Octyl Phthalate (DOP)
396 DEPB Rate of Di-Ethyl Phenyl Malonate
397 DEPB Rate of Di-ethylene Triamine. (DETA)
398 DEPB Rate of Di-Hexyl Phthalate
399 DEPB Rate of Di-Iso Octyl Phthalate
400 DEPB Rate of Dibenzo thiazyl di sulphide
401 DEPB Rate of Dibenzothiazye Disulphide
402 DEPB Rate of Dicyclohexyl Ammonium Nitrate (DICHAN)
403 DEPB Rate of Dicyclohexyl-Amine(DCHA)
404 DEPB Rate of Diethyl ether
405 DEPB Rate of Dilso Decyl Phthalate (DIPP)
406 DEPB Rate of Dioctyl Tin Oxide
407 DEPB Rate of Dodecyl Phenol (DDP)
408 DEPB Rate of Formalin 37%
409 DEPB Rate of Glyoxal Resin (Cleantex DA-2)
410 DEPB Rate of Hexamine
411 DEPB Rate of Isobutyl Benzene
412 DEPB Rate of Maleic Anhydride
413 DEPB Rate of Mercapto Benzetriazole
414 DEPB Rate of Meta Phenoxy Benzaldehyde
415 DEPB Rate of Methyl Diethanol Amine
416 DEPB Rate of Methyl Ethyl Ketoxime
417 DEPB Rate of Methyl Iso thio Cyanate
418 DEPB Rate of Methyl Isobutyl Ketone
419 DEPB Rate of Metol
420 DEPB Rate of Mixed diaryl para phenylene diamine
421 DEPB Rate of Monocyclohexyl- amine (MCHA)
422 DEPB Rate of Monogen GR
423 DEPB Rate of N (1,3 Dimethyl Butyl) n phenyl –Para phenylenediamine
424 DEPB Rate of N-Cyclohexyl 2 benzo thiazole sulphenamide
425 DEPB Rate of Nitro Chloro Benzene (Ortho &Para)
426 DEPB Rate of Nitrobenzene
427 DEPB Rate of Nonyl Phenol
428 DEPB Rate of Ortho Phenylene Diamine
429 DEPB Rate of Pentaerythritol
430 DEPB Rate of Phenol
431 DEPB Rate of Phthalic Anhydride
432 DEPB Rate of Polymerised -2,2 4 trimethyl-1,2-dihydro quinolene
433 DEPB Rate of Propylene Oxide/ Propylene Glycol
434 DEPB Rate of Refined Glycerine
435 DEPB Rate of Resorcinol
436 DEPB Rate of Sodium Alfa Olefine Sulphonate
437 DEPB Rate of Styrene Monomer
438 DEPB Rate of Tetra methyl thiouram disulphide
439 DEPB Rate of Trichloro Ethylene
440 DEPB Rate of Triethanol amine
441 DEPB Rate of Trioctyl Tri Malleate
442 DEPB Rate of Yara Yara/ Beta Naphthol Methyl Ether
443 DEPB Rate of Zinc Diethyl Dithio carbamate
444 DEPB Rate of Zinc Salt of 2 mercapto benzothiazole
445 DEPB Rate of Wire Enamel Varnish A-Type
DEPB Rate of Liquid Printing Ink mediums for Flexographic & Gravure
448
process
DEPB Rate of Liquid Printing Inks for Flexographic & Gravure Process in
449
white colour
DEPB Rate of Liquid Printing Inks for Flexographic & Gravure process in
450
varous colours
DEPB Rate of Liquid Printing Inks for Flexographic & Gravure process inBlack
451
colour
452 DEPB Rate of Polyester wire enamel
453 DEPB Rate of Synthetic Enamel White paint /Synthetic Enamel ColourPaints
454 DEPB Rate of Terephthalic Polyester wire enamel
455 DEPB Rate of Tissue Interleaved Facial of different ply
456 DEPB Rate of Kraft Paper/ Deluxe Kraft Paper/ unbleached paper
DEPB Rate of Single/Multi Colour Printed Books, with/without
457
Soft/HardPVC/BOPP Laminated Jacket Cover.
458 DEPB Rate of Paper Serviettes
DEPB Rate of M.G. Poster Paper/Manila Board /Colour printingPaper/News
459A
Printing paper
DEPB Rate of Paper such as cyclostyling paper, typing paper, Xeroxpaper,
459B Copier paper, ruled/unruled paper , plain paper and‘drawing sheets made
from prime quality paper’ cut into sheets of various sizes
DEPB Rate of Ruled/Unruled/Printed with Soft/Hard Cover with or
withoutPVC/BOPP Jacket/ Laminated Stationery items like Exercise
460
Book/Diary/Notebook/Register/Writing Pad/Drawing Book.Tissue Toilet Paper
Rolls
461 DEPB Rate of Tissue Toilet Paper Rolls
462 DEPB Rate of Tissue Wet cleansing (in consumer pack)
463 DEPB Rate of Aldrin Dust
DEPB Rate of Aluminium Phosphide Technical/Aluminium
464
Phosphide(Minimum 56%)Captafol Tech
465 DEPB Rate of Captafol Tech
466 DEPB Rate of Carbendazim Tech.
467 DEPB Rate of Carbofuron Granules
468 DEPB Rate of Chlordane Formulation
469 DEPB Rate of Chlorpyriphos Technical
470 DEPB Rate of Cypermethrin technical
471 DEPB Rate of Di-ethyl Thio Phosphoryl Chloride
472 DEPB Rate of Di-methyl Thio Phosphoryl Chloride
473 DEPB Rate of Dichlorvos Technical{OR{DDVP Tech
474 DEPB Rate of Dicyclohexyl Carbodiimide
475 DEPB Rate of Dimethoate Techn
448
process
449
white colour
450
varous colours
451
colour
457
459A
Printing paper
460
Rolls
464
448
process
449
white colour
450
varous colours
451
colour
457
459A
Printing paper
460
Rolls
464
476 DEPB Rate of Ethion Technical
477 DEPB Rate of Fenthion Tech.
478 DEPB Rate of Glyphosate
479 DEPB Rate of Isoproturon Technical Minimum 97%
480 DEPB Rate of Malathion Formulation
481 DEPB Rate of Malathion Technical
482 DEPB Rate of Mancozeb Formulation
483 DEPB Rate of Methyl Parathion Tech
484 DEPB Rate of Mosquito Repellent Matts
485 DEPB Rate of Naphthalene Acetic Acid
486 DEPB Rate of Phorate Granule
487 DEPB Rate of Phorate Tech
488 DEPB Rate of Phosalone Tech
DEPB Rate of Sodium Salt of 2,4 Dichloro Phenoxy Acetic Acid (2,4 DiSodium
489
Salt)
490 DEPB Rate of Temephos Tech
491 DEPB Rate of Triazophos Technical
492 DEPB Rate of Tridemorph Tech
493 DEPB Rate of Zinc Phosphide
DEPB Rate of Automobile Tyres reinforced with Nylon Tyrecord warpsheet or
494
Rayon Tyrecord warp-sheet with or without ButyleRubber Tubes
496 DEPB Rate of Bicycle tubes
497 DEPB Rate of Bicycle Tyres
498 DEPB Rate of Butyl tubes, other than cycle tubes
DEPB Rate of Metal fitted/Bonded/Un-bonded rubber part(Moulded/Extruded)
499
including Engine Mounting andAutomotive Part
500 DEPB Rate of Nylon bicycle tyres
501 DEPB Rate of Pigment Rubber Master Batch URM Blue
502 DEPB Rate of Pigment Rubber Master Batch URM Red 4B
503 DEPB Rate of Pigment Rubber Master Batch URM Red 5R
504 DEPB Rate of Pigment Rubber Master Batch URM Yellow 2G
505 DEPB Rate of Precured Tread Rubber/ Rubber Strips/ Lugs Strips
506 DEPB Rate of Rubber Chemical Accelerator
507 DEPB Rate of Rubber compounded sheets/ Rings/Gasket
508 DEPB Rate of Rubber Condoms
509 DEPB Rate of Rubber Condoms packed in Aluminium Foil.
510A DEPB Rate of Rubber Hawai Chappal
510B DEPB Rate of Rubber Hawai Chappal
511 DEPB Rate of Rubber Hot water bottle
512 DEPB Rate of Rubber Polished brakes
513 DEPB Rate of Tubeless all Steel Radial tyres
DEPB Rate of Vee/Fan Belts Reinforced, with Manmade Textile
514
Cord/VeeBelts with Kevlar
515 DEPB Rate of Commercial Plywood
516 DEPB Rate of Plywood other than commercial Plywood
517 DEPB Rate of Veneer
518 DEPB Rate of Ayurvedic Toilet Soap containing coconut Fatty acid
519 DEPB Rate of Beauty Cream
520 DEPB Rate of Eau De Perfume
521 DEPB Rate of Herbal Neem Toothpaste
522 DEPB Rate of Laundry Soap
523 DEPB Rate of Nail Polish in glass bottles
524 DEPB Rate of Refined Castor Oil
526 DEPB Rate of Scouring Powder/ Scouring Bar and Dishwash Bar
527 DEPB Rate of Shaving Cream
528 DEPB Rate of Synthetic Detergent Powder/Cake
529 DEPB Rate of Toilet Soap
530 DEPB Rate of Tooth Paste
531 DEPB Rate of Rayon Elastic adhesive bandage B.P.
532 DEPB Rate of Acrylic fibre / tow
533 DEPB Rate of Agarbattis
534 DEPB Rate of Alkyl Phenol Resin Super Beackacite 100
535 DEPB Rate of Calcined Petroleum coke
536 DEPB Rate of Carbofoil of various grades (chemically Acid treatedgraphite)
537 DEPB Rate of Carbon Black of all grades
538 DEPB Rate of Ink blue concentrate Acid blue 93 C.I.No.42780
539 DEPB Rate of Crown Cork
540 DEPB Rate of Fluorescent Powder
541 DEPB Rate of Gelatine
542 DEPB Rate of Granite Monuments
543 DEPB Rate of Granite Tiles
544 DEPB Rate of Heat reactive liquid phenol resin (Polyphen TD-1640)
545 DEPB Rate of Industrial/automotive lubricants
546 DEPB Rate of Micro crystalline cellulose powder
547 DEPB Rate of Polychloroprene Based Adhesives.
548 DEPB Rate of Nylon filament yarn including crimped twisted and Dyed
549 DEPB Rate of Nylon Tyre Yarn/ Cord/ Fabric
550 DEPB Rate of Ossein
551 DEPB Rate of PolyesterPartially Oriented Yarn
552 DEPB Rate of Phenolic Resin AL-3
553 DEPB Rate of Plaster of Paris Bandage B.P or BPC
554 DEPB Rate of Polished Granite Slabs
555 DEPB Rate of Polyester Filament Yarn
556 DEPB Rate of Polyester Staple Fibre
556 DEPB Rate of Polyester Staple Fibre
557 DEPB Rate of Polyester Texturised/POY Dyed/Undyed Filament Yarn
DEPB Rate of Powder Phenol Resin (2 stage powder phenol) (Resin varcum
558
TD-2025)
559 DEPB Rate of Prepared Glue containing PVA
560 DEPB Rate of Primary Reformer Catalyst
561 DEPB Rate of Rayon Tyre Cord
562 DEPB Rate of Rayon Tyre Cord/ Fabric dipped
563 DEPB Rate of Rayon Tyre Cord/ Fabric or Rayon Tyre Cord Fabric
564 DEPB Rate of Rayon Tyre Cord/ Yarn Dipped
565 DEPB Rate of Rayon Tyre Yarn
566 DEPB Rate of Shoe Polish
567 DEPB Rate of Silicon carbide
568 DEPB Rate of Sodium Carboxy Methyl Cellulose
569 DEPB Rate of Vinyl Acetate Based Adhesives
570 DEPB Rate of Viscose Staple Fibre
571 DEPB Rate of Cassein All Types
572 DEPB Rate of 1-(2-Propenyl)-1, 3-Dihydro-2- H Benzimidazoline-2- One
573 DEPB Rate of 1-(3-Chloropropyl)-2-Benzimidazoline
574 DEPB Rate of Rhodamine B Base (Solvent Red 49)
575 DEPB Rate of Alkali blue(Pigment Blue 61) C.1No.42765.1
576 DEPB Rate of Basic Blue 3G zinc Salt (C.I.No.51004)
577 DEPB Rate of Potassium cyanide
578 DEPB Rate of (Pigment Red 146) (CI No.12485)
579 DEPB Rate of Potassium mercuric Iodide Formulation
580 DEPB Rate of Jasol blue A.L. Disperse blue 359
581 DEPB Rate of Oxyclozanide Vet BP-85
582 DEPB Rate of Sodium Citrate BP/USP
583 DEPB Rate of Sodium Iodide
584 DEPB Rate of VatDark Blue DO (Vat Blue 20) (C.I. No.59800)
585 DEPB Rate of Disperse Red FBGL (Disperse Red-60) (C.I. No.60756)
586 DEPB Rate of Disperse Red FBL (Disperse Red-92) (C.I. No.60752)
587 DEPB Rate of Meta Chloro Aniline
588 DEPB Rate of Meta Phenylene Diamine
589 DEPB Rate of Meta Phenylene Diamine 4- Sulphonic Acid
590 DEPB Rate of Meta Toluidine
591 DEPB Rate of Novatic Gray 3 BR Pure (Vat Dye) CI. 113608
593 DEPB Rate of Vat Yellow 5 G (Vat Yellow 2) C.I. 67300
594 DEPB Rate of Novatic Yellow 5 G Supra Disperse (Vat Dye) C.I. 101193
595 DEPB Rate of P-Toluene Sulphonic Acid
596 DEPB Rate of Phenyl-Alpha-Napthyl-Amine (PANA)
DEPB Rate of Pigment copper Phthalocyanine Blue/ copperPhthalocyanine
597
Crude (PCB free) crude CI 74160 (PigmentBlue 15)
598 DEPB Rate of Pigment Yellow-12
599 DEPB Rate of Reactive Black 45 (CI 422944)
600 DEPB Rate of Reactive Brown P-5BR(Reactive Brown 9 (CI No. 407111)
601 DEPB Rate of Reactive Orange 12
603 DEPB Rate of Reactive Orange M2R (reactive Orange 4) (C.I. No.18260)
604 DEPB Rate of Reactive Orange-16
605 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red 5 B (Reactive Red 35)
606 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red C2G (Reactive Red 106)
607 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red EP 8B (Reactive Red-152)
608 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red HE 7B (Reactive Red 141)
609 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red HE7B I (Reactive Red 141)
610 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red HRBL(Reactive Red 198A)
611 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red M-50
612 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red M5 B (Reactive Red 2
613 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red M8 B CI Reactive Red 11
614 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red V5B
DEPB Rate of Reactive Supra Orange H3RL(C.I. No.Reactive Orange16)
615
(containing 20%Lignine Sulphonate or any other dispersing Agent)
616 DEPB Rate of Reactive Supra Tur. Blue H2GP
617 DEPB Rate of Reactive Violet 5 R
618 DEPB Rate of Reactive Violet C4R
619 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow –84
620 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow 42
621 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow H 4G C.I. Reactive Yellow-18
622 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow H8GP(REACTIVE YELLOW 85)
623 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow M4G C.I. Reactive Yellow-22
624 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow M4R
625 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow MBG (Reactive Yellow 86)
626 DEPB Rate of Red 2 BL C.I. Acid Red 219
627 DEPB Rate of Red FFG Ex Conc.
628 DEPB Rate of Red RS (Acid Red 114 (C.I. No.23635)
629 DEPB Rate of Remazol Brilliant Red 6B
630 DEPB Rate of Rhodamine B (CI No.45170)
631 DEPB Rate of Rubine Toner CA-CI NO 15850
632 DEPB Rate of Scarlet chrome
633 DEPB Rate of Schaeffers Acid
634 DEPB Rate of Sodium Penta Chloro phenate
635 DEPB Rate of Sulphur Black BC
636 DEPB Rate of Vat Blue 2 RX
637 DEPB Rate of Vat Blue RSN Powder /Vat Blue 4 (C.I. No.69800)
639 DEPB Rate of Vat Brown R (Vat Brown 3) (C.I. No.69015)
640 DEPB Rate of Vat Olive OMW
641 DEPB Rate of Victoria Blue-B0 (Basic Blue 7) C.I. No. 42595
642 DEPB Rate of Victoria Blue-R (Basic Blue-11) (C.I. No.44040)
643 DEPB Rate of Vat Yellow GCN U/D (Vat yellow 2)
644 DEPB Rate of Fibreglass Insulation Product
645 DEPB Rate of Glass Fibre Woven Roving
646 DEPB Rate of Hand Cut Lead Crystal Glass ware
647 DEPB Rate of High Density Alumina Ceramic Grinding Media
648 DEPB Rate of Lead Glass Tube
649 DEPB Rate of Procelain Mugs (Decorated)
650 DEPB Rate of Fluoboric Acid
651 DEPB Rate of Potassium Titanium Fluoride
652 DEPB Rate of Sodium Hydrosulphite
653 DEPB Rate of 3-Chloropropyl Trimethoxy silane
654 DEPB Rate of 3-Mercapto Propyl Tri Methoxy Silane
655 DEPB Rate of Activated Di-Methicone IP
656 DEPB Rate of Diaminomatino Nitrite
657 DEPB Rate of N-(Cyclohexyl thio) Phthalimide
658 DEPB Rate of BIS (Trimethyl Silyl) Acetamide
659 DEPB Rate of BIS (Trimethyl Silyl) Urea (BSU)
660 DEPB Rate of Hexa methyl Disi lazane
661 DEPB Rate of Hexa methyl Disiloxane
662 DEPB Rate of Trimethyl Chloro silane
663 DEPB Rate of Paraquet
664 DEPB Rate of Groved Rubber pads
DEPB Rate of Compatible Black Toner for photo copiers (other than Xerox
666
1025)
667 DEPB Rate of Cross linking Agent (V-CL 300)
DEPB Rate of CIS + Hydroxy Lactam. CIS(+)-2-(-4-Methoxy Phenyl)-3-
668
Hydroxy-2, 3-Dihydro-1,5-Benzothia-zepin-4-(5H)- one
669 DEPB Rate of 4-Bromo-2-Fluoro Biphenyl
670 DEPB Rate of Astemizole
671 DEPB Rate of Ciprofloxacin Hydrochloride/Base
672 DEPB Rate of Cisapride Monohydrate B.P
673 DEPB Rate of Dextro Methorphan Hydrobromide
674 DEPB Rate of Domperidone

675 DEPB Rate of Domperidone Maleate
676 DEPB Rate of Enalapril Maleate
677 DEPB Rate of Enrofloxacin
678 DEPB Rate of Famotidine
679 DEPB Rate of Ketorolac Tromethamine
680 DEPB Rate of N-Benzyl-4-Piperidone
681 DEPB Rate of N-Carbethoxy-4-Piperidone
682 DEPB Rate of N-Methyl-4-Piperidinol
683 DEPB Rate of Norfloxacin
684 DEPB Rate of Omeprazol
685 DEPB Rate of Omeprazol Pellets
686 DEPB Rate of Pefloxacin Methane Sulphonate(Powder/Pefloxacin)
DEPB Rate of High voltage porcelain insulators for transmission line
applications of the following type: a)Ball and Socket Disc Insulators b)
687
Antifog Disc Insulatorsc) Pin Type Insulator d) Tongue & Clevis type Disc
Insulator.
688 DEPB Rate of High Voltage Solid Core Porcelain Insulators
689 DEPB Rate of High Voltage Tubular Porcelain Insulators
690 DEPB Rate of Acetic Acid Glacial
691 DEPB Rate of Benzyl Chloride
692 DEPB Rate of Ethyl Acetate
693 DEPB Rate of Ephedrine Hydrochloride BP/USP
694 DEPB Rate of Cloxacillin Sodium
695 DEPB Rate of Neutralised and bleached Sal stearine
DEPB Rate of Vinyl sulphone Ester (Paracresidine Base, Orth0
696
AnisidineBase, Acetanilide Base)
697 DEPB Rate of Cypermethrin Formulation
698 DEPB Rate of 1-Methylamine 1-Methi thio 2-Nitroethane Nitro compound
699 DEPB Rate of DICMIC Chloride
700 DEPB Rate of Caustic Soda Flakes/Solid
701 DEPB Rate of Poly Aluminium Chloride
702 DEPB Rate of Tetrabutyl Ammonium Bromide
703 DEPB Rate of Tri Ehtyl Benzyl Ammonium Chloride
704 DEPB Rate of 4,4 Diamino Sulfanilide
705 DEPB Rate of Broenners Acid
DEPB Rate of Copper Phthalocyanine Green (CI No. 74260)
706
(PigmentGreen 7)
707 DEPB Rate of Tetra Butyl Ammonium Hydrogen Sulphate
708 DEPB Rate of Chlorpheniramine Maleate BP/USP
709 DEPB Rate of Promethazine Hydrochloride BP/USP
DEPB Rate of Pseudo Ephedrine Hcl/ Pseudo Ephedrine Base/
710
PseudoEphedrine Sulphate
711 DEPB Rate of 1-(2,6-Dichlorophenyl) 2-Indolinone
712 DEPB Rate of 2-Methylimidazole
DEPB Rate of 4,4 Diamino Diphenyl Sulphone (4,4 D.D.S.) Dapsone
713
BP/technical grade
DEPB Rate of Potassium Penicillin G First Crystal/Penicillin Potassium V
714
First Crystal BP/USP/ISP
715 DEPB Rate of Cetrimide BP 88
DEPB Rate of D(-) Alpha Phenyl Glycine Ethyl Aceto Acetate Potassium
716
Salt (Dane Salt)
717 DEPB Rate of D(-)Alpha Phenyl Glycine Base
718 DEPB Rate of Danazol
719 DEPB Rate of Dimetridazole BP Vet
720 DEPB Rate of Glycine
721 DEPB Rate of Metronidazole BP/USP/ISP
722 DEPB Rate of Rifampicin BP/USP/IP
723 DEPB Rate of Roxythromycin
724 DEPB Rate of Tinidazole
725 DEPB Rate of 1,8 Dichloro Anthraquinone
726 DEPB Rate of 1-Amino Anthraquinone
727 DEPB Rate of 4-Benzoylamino 5-Napthol 2:7 Disulphonic Acid
728 DEPB Rate of Acid Blue 45 (C.I. No. 63010)
DEPB Rate of Anthraquinone 2:6 Disulfonate/ Anthraquinone
729
2:7Disulfonate
730 DEPB Rate of High Alumina Ceramic Grinding Media/ Wear ResistantTiles
731 DEPB Rate of Direct Brown ABR (Duranol Brown ABR)
732 DEPB Rate of Direct Red 81
733 DEPB Rate of Disperse Dark Red 2B, (Disperse Red 167:1)
734 DEPB Rate of J Acid Urea
735 DEPB Rate of Metanil Yellow R
736 DEPB Rate of Methyl Violet Basic Violet 1 (C.I.No.42535)
737 DEPB Rate of Navy Blue HER 1 (C.I Reactive Blue 171)
738 DEPB Rate of Optical Brightener C.I Flourescent Brightner 220
739 DEPB Rate of Para Anisaldehyde/ Para Anisic Aldehyde/Anisic Aldehyde
DEPB Rate of Reactive Golden Yellow MERL/Reactive Yellow 3X (C.I.No.
740
Yellow 145A)
741 DEPB Rate of Reactive Navy Blue ME2GL (C.I.No. Blue 194A)
743 DEPB Rate of Reactive Orange HER (Reactive Orange 84)
744 DEPB Rate of Reactive Orange ME2RL (C.I.No.Orange 122)
745 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red ME4B1/Red 3BX (CI No. Red 195A)
746 DEPB Rate of Reactive Supra Golden Yellow (CI No. Reactive Orange107)
747 DEPB Rate of Reactive Supra Golden Yellow HRNL (C.I.No.Orange 107)
748 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow HE6G/HE6G(N)
749 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow ME4GL (C.I.No.Yellow 186)
DEPB Rate of Reactive Golden Yellow MERL/ Reactive Yellow 3X (CI No.
750
Yellow 145A)
751 DEPB Rate of Reactive Red ME6BL (C.I No. Red 250)
752 DEPB Rate of Reactofix supra navy Blue H2GL (Reactive Blue 203)
753 DEPB Rate of Solvent Blue 2B/Solvent Blue 36 (C.I No. 61551)
754 DEPB Rate of Vat Blue 20, Vat Dark Blue BO (C.I. No.59800)
755 DEPB Rate of Vat Grey 3 B CI Vat Black 16 (C.I. No.59855)
DEPB Rate of Vat Jade Green FFB UD/MD, (Vat, Green 1-UD/MD (C.I.
756
No.59825)
757 DEPB Rate of 1-Hydroxyethylidene 1:1 Di-Phosphonic Acid
758 DEPB Rate of Calcium Carbonate
759 DEPB Rate of Phosphorus Oxychloride
760 DEPB Rate of Tri Methyl Phosphite
761 DEPB Rate of Coumarin
762 DEPB Rate of Di-Ethylene Glycol (DEG)
763 DEPB Rate of Diethyl Amine
764 DEPB Rate of Di-ketone (2,4-Dichloro Phenyl Methyl Ketone)
765 DEPB Rate of Mono-Ethylene Glycol
766 DEPB Rate of Para Cresidine
767 DEPB Rate of PTA
768 DEPB Rate of Silicone Fluid
769 DEPB Rate of Speciallity Textile Lubricating Oil (STLO)
770 DEPB Rate of File Folders/File Folders with Zips and Clips
771 DEPB Rate of Postal/non-postal Stationeries such as various type and
size of Plain/Printed Envelopes, Window/ Airmail Envelopes, Canvas
coated products
772 DEPB Rate of S.S. Maplitho Wood Free Printing Paper.
773 DEPB Rate of 2,4 Di-Chloro Phenoxy Acetic Acid (2,4 D.Acid)
774 DEPB Rate of Acephate Technical
775 DEPB Rate of Captan Technical
776 DEPB Rate of Dimethoate Formulation
777 DEPB Rate of Endosulfan (Technical)
778 DEPB Rate of Endosulfan Formulation
779 DEPB Rate of Fenvalerate Formulation
780 DEPB Rate of Phosphamidon tech
781 DEPB Rate of Quinalphos Formulation
DEPB Rate of Rubberised Cork Sheets – Grade RCA Natural, RCA Black,
782 RCA Super Cork Sheet and Rubberised Cork Frames and RCA Black and
RCA Natural.
783 DEPB Rate of DV Acid Chloride/ Cypermethric Acid Chloride
784 DEPB Rate of Labetalol Hydrochloride BP/USP/IP
786 DEPB Rate of Phosphorus Trichloride
787 DEPB Rate of Phosphorus Pentoxide
DEPB Rate of Acetamino Sulphonic {Acetamino Sulphone Acetyl
788
AminoPhenyl-4-(Hydroxy Ethyl) Sulphone}
789 DEPB Rate of Reactive Navy Blue ME2GL (CI No.Blue-194A)
790 DEPB Rate of AZO Black DIX/Acid Black MRL (Acid Black-172)
DEPB Rate of 1,(4-Hydroxy 3-Hydroxy Methyl Phenyl) 2-(N-Terbutyl-N-
791
Benzyl Amino) Ethanol (Drug Intermediate Of Salbutamol Sulphate)
792 DEPB Rate of Dextropropoxy Phene Hydrochloride
793 DEPB Rate of Perfumed Glycerine Soap
794 DEPB Rate of Linear Alkyl Benzene
795 DEPB Rate of 4-(2-Chloro Acetyl) Methane Sulfomanilide (4-CAMS)
796 DEPB Rate of Reactive Supra Navy Blue HRGBL (Reactive Blue 250)
DEPB Rate of Vat Blue BC/Vat Blue BC/CDP/Vat Blue BC/P.C /Vat Blue 6
797
C.I.No. 69825
798 DEPB Rate of Vat Yellow 3RT U/D Vat Orange 11 (C.I.No.70805)
799 DEPB Rate of Vat Navy Blue TRR U/D Vat Blue 22 (C.I.No. 59820)
800 DEPB Rate of Golden Yellow (C.I.Disperse Yellow 56)
801 DEPB Rate of Vat Navy Blue BRU/D Vat Blue 18 (C.I.No.59815)
802 DEPB Rate of Basic Chromium Sulphate
803 DEPB Rate of Glass refills silver coated for vacumn flask
804 DEPB Rate of Quinalphos Technical
805 DEPB Rate of Phenyl Acetone
806 DEPB Rate of Ortho Nitro Aniline
807 DEPB Rate of 6-Acetyl Amino 2-Amino Phenol 4-Sulphonic Acid
808 DEPB Rate of Processed Bentonite
809 DEPB Rate of 3,3 Dichloro Benzedine Di-Hydro Chloride
810 DEPB Rate of Resist Salt
811 DEPB Rate of Carbendazim
812 DEPB Rate of Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol
813 DEPB Rate of Metranidazole Benzoate
814 DEPB Rate of Vat Olive RU/D Vat Black 27 (C.I.No. 69005)
815 DEPB Rate of Vat Violet RR CDP/ Vat Violet RC/vat violet
816 DEPB Rate of Mepacrine Hydrochloride
817 DEPB Rate of Chlorhexidine Hydrochloride
818 DEPB Rate of Chlorhexidine Acetate
819 DEPB Rate of Naproxen Sodium
820 DEPB Rate of Naproxen
821 DEPB Rate of Diamino Stilbene Disulphonic acid or 4,4-Diamino Stilbene
822 DEPB Rate of R.Salt
823 DEPB Rate of Vinyl Sulphone 2:5 Dimethoxy Aniline Oil Base
824 DEPB Rate of Pamoic Acid
825 DEPB Rate of Sodium Formaldehyde Sulphoxylate
826 DEPB Rate of Vulkacit F/C
827 DEPB Rate of Zinc Formaldehyde Sulphoxylate
828 DEPB Rate of Amino Trimethylene Phosphonic Acid
829 DEPB Rate of Glyphosate 62% (IPA Salt)
830 DEPB Rate of Polyester Jacketed Synthetic Rubber Lined Fire Hoses
831 DEPB Rate of 4-(4-Chlorophenyl)-4-Hydroxy Piperidine
832 DEPB Rate of 6-Amino-1,3-Dimethyl Uracil
833 DEPB Rate of Para Chloro Ortho Cresol
834 DEPB Rate of N-Methyl 4 Chloro Piperidone
835 DEPB Rate of N-Methyl 4-Piperidone
836 DEPB Rate of Cefadroxil
837 DEPB Rate of Chlorhexidine Base/ Gluconate
838 DEPB Rate of D(-) Alpha Phenyl Glycine Chloride Hcl
839 DEPB Rate of Para Hydroxy Phenyl Acetamide
840 DEPB Rate of 4-Benzyl amino-5- Naphthol 1:7 Disulphonic Acid
841 DEPB Rate of Direct Black 80 (Crude) CI No. 31600
842 DEPB Rate of Portland Cement – White
843 DEPB Rate of Ortho Chloro Para Nitro Aniline
844 DEPB Rate of Triethyl Amine
845 DEPB Rate of Folding Box Board
846 DEPB Rate of EPDM Door Seal
847 DEPB Rate of EPDM Flocked Rubber Profile
848 DEPB Rate of EPDM Solid Rubber Profile
849 DEPB Rate of EPDM Solid to Sponge Rubber Profile With steel strip
850 DEPB Rate of EPDM Sponge Solid Rubber Profile
851 DEPB Rate of Rubber moulded goods In EPDM of different size and shape
852 DEPB Rate of Chlorinated Paraffin Wax
DEPB Rate of Fluocinolone Acetonide and Neomycin Sulphate Skin
853
ointment
854 DEPB Rate of Fluocinolone Acetonide Skin Ointment
855 DEPB Rate of BIS(2-Chloro Ethyl) Amine Hydrochloride
856 DEPB Rate of Bromhexine Hydrochloride BP/IP/USP
857 DEPB Rate of Chlorophenesin BP/IP/USP
858 DEPB Rate of Mephenesin BPC
859 DEPB Rate of Nifedipine
860 DEPB Rate of Oxfandazole BP/USP/IP Vet
861 DEPB Rate of Phenothiazine BP Vet Dispersible Powder
862 DEPB Rate of Povidon Iodine USP/BP/IP (Powder)
863 DEPB Rate of 1-Diazo-2-Napthol 4-Sulphonic Acid
864 DEPB Rate of 3-N,N-Diethyl Amino-4-Methoxy Acetanilide
865 DEPB Rate of Disperse Blue FBBL (Disperse Blue 77) (C.I. No.60766)
866 DEPB Rate of Disperse Yellow 114
867 DEPB Rate of P-Amino-Azobenzene 4-Sulphonic Acid
868 DEPB Rate of Rhodamine 3 B Basic Violet 11.1 (CI No. 45174)
869 DEPB Rate of Rhodamine B Base
870 DEPB Rate of Sheet Glass
871 DEPB Rate of Aluminium Powder/ Aluminium Paste
872 DEPB Rate of Barium Carbonate
873 DEPB Rate of Stable Bleaching Powder(Chlorine content upto 36%)
874 DEPB Rate of Sodium Tripoly Phosphate

875 DEPB Rate of Asphasol/Magcoasphasol Shale Stab/ Stabil Shale (Shale
876 DEPB Rate of Benzoic Acid
877 DEPB Rate of Chrome Lignite (Lignite Dispersant Additives)
878 DEPB Rate of Di –Butyl Maleate (DBM)
879 DEPB Rate of Diethylene Glycol Dibenzoate
880 DEPB Rate of Fumaric Acid
DEPB Rate of Resinated Lignite (High Temp. Fluid Loss Drilling
881
FluidAdditive)
882 DEPB Rate of Sodium Benzoate
883 DEPB Rate of Sodium Lauryl Sulphate
884 DEPB Rate of Succinimide
885 DEPB Rate of Diazo Paper
886 DEPB Rate of S.S.Maplitho (NS)
887 DEPB Rate of Chloripyriphos Formulation
888 DEPB Rate of Monocrotophos technical
889 DEPB Rate of Permethrin Technical
890 DEPB Rate of Tetra Hydro Phthalic Anhydride (THPA)
891 DEPB Rate of Tetra Hydro Phthalic Imide (THPI)
892 DEPB Rate of Dehydrated Castor Oil fatty Acid
893 DEPB Rate of High Temp. fluid loss reducer drilling fluid additive
894 DEPB Rate of Hydrogenated Castor Oil / 12- Hydroxy Stearic Acid
895 DEPB Rate of Niacinamide/Nicotinamide BP/IP/USP
896 DEPB Rate of Paracetamol DC grade
897 DEPB Rate of Piperazine Citrate BP 88/ USP
898 DEPB Rate of Thiacetazone
DEPB Rate of Ordinary portland cement/ portland pazzalona
899
Cement/portland slag cement
900 DEPB Rate of Phthayl sulphathiazole
901 DEPB Rate of Fenvalerate technical
902 DEPB Rate of Deltamethrin (Decamethrin) Technical
903 DEPB Rate of Empty Hard Gelatin Capsules
904 DEPB Rate of Ethambutol HCL
905 DEPB Rate of Precipitated silica
906 DEPB Rate of Di-chloro Di-flouro methane (Refrigerant R-12 or CFC12)
907 DEPB Rate of Monochloro Di-flouro methane (Refrigerant R-22 or HCFC22)
908 DEPB Rate of Pyridine
909 DEPB Rate of Loratidine
910 DEPB Rate of 2-Picoline (Alpha) / 4-Picoline ( Gamma)
DEPB Rate of Choline di-chloride (2-dichloroethyl trimethyl ammonium
911
chloride)
DEPB Rate of 2-hydroxy methyl 3,5 dimethyl 4 methoxy
912
pyridine(Omeprazole Intermediate)
913 DEPB Rate of Triethylene Glycol
914 DEPB Rate of Tetra N-Butyl titanate monomer
915 DEPB Rate of Vinyl Oyridine Latex
916 DEPB Rate of Metformin HCL BP
917 DEPB Rate of Ketoconazole
918 DEPB Rate of Guaifenesin
919 DEPB Rate of D(-) Dihydro Phenyl Glycine Base
920 DEPB Rate of 3-Cyanopyridine
921 DEPB Rate of Tartaric Acid
922 DEPB Rate of Poly Vinyl Acetate (Solid)
923 DEPB Rate of Cephradine USP/BP
924 DEPB Rate of Cephardine Arginine Sterile
925 DEPB Rate of Ampicillin Sodium Sterile
926 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red 170.
927 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red 57: 1 (C.I. No.15880:1)
928 DEPB Rate of 2,4 D Amine salt. (2,4 D Acid)
929 DEPB Rate of Turbufos Technical
930 DEPB Rate of Printing Ink Black
931 DEPB Rate of Printing Ink Magenta
932 DEPB Rate of Printing Ink Yellow
933 DEPB Rate of EPDM Rubber grade H – 539/ IM 7100
934 DEPB Rate of Dimethyl Methyl Phosphonate
935 DEPB Rate of Alpha Cypermethrin Tech.
936 DEPB Rate of BAS Acid (4 Sulpho – Anthra nillic Acid)
937 DEPB Rate of Printing Ink Cyan
938 DEPB Rate of Printing Inks in various colours other than black pigment
939 DEPB Rate of Pyridine Hydrobromide
940 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red 23
941 DEPB Rate of Pigment Yellow 83 (C.I. No.21108)
942 DEPB Rate of Pigment Red 8 (C.I. No.12335)
943 DEPB Rate of Pigment yellow 13 (C.I. No.21100)
944 DEPB Rate of Quinoline Yellow W.S.(Acid Yellow 3) (C.I. No.47005)
945 DEPB Rate of Indigo Carmine (C.I. No.73015)
946 DEPB Rate of Dry Choline Chloride
947 DEPB Rate of Choline Chloride
948 DEPB Rate of Cobalt Sulphate
949 DEPB Rate of Reactive Black BA/TA (Chromazol Black BA/TA)
951 DEPB Rate of Roxarsone USP 3-Nitro-4-Hydroxy Phenyl arsonic Acid
952 DEPB Rate of 2 Mercapto 5 Methoxy Benzimidazole
953 DEPB Rate of N Acetyl Sulphanilyl Chloride
DEPB Rate of S +Ibuprofen/(+) -2 -(4 -Isobutyl phenyl)
954
PropionicAcid/Dexibuprofen
955 DEPB Rate of Ibuprofen Sodium
956 DEPB Rate of Ibuprofen Lysinate
957 DEPB Rate of Intra-Uterine Contraceptive Devices
958 DEPB Rate of Calcium Hypochlorite Hydrated
959 DEPB Rate of Insoluble Sulphur
960 DEPB Rate of Oxacillin Sodium
961 DEPB Rate of Flucloxacillin Sodium
962 DEPB Rate of Cloxacillin Sodium Sterile
963 DEPB Rate of Amoxycillin Sodium Sterile
964 DEPB Rate of Pesticides Formulations
DEPB Rate of Automobile Tubeless Tyres Reinforced with Nylon TyreCord
965
Warp Sheet or Rayon Tyre Cord Warp Sheet
966 DEPB Rate of N-Oxydiethylene Benzothiazole Sulfenamide
967 DEPB Rate of Linear Alkyl Benzene Sulphonic Acid
968 DEPB Rate of Reactive Purple H3R (Reactive Violet I)
969 DEPB Rate of Azithromycin Dihydrate
970 DEPB Rate of Acid Milling Red 3GN (Acid Red 131)
971 DEPB Rate of Disperse Blue 183 (Disperse Blue SE 2R I) (C.I. No.11078)
972 DEPB Rate of Pigment Brilliant Carmine 6B
973 DEPB Rate of Reactive Yellow 15 (Reactive Supra Yellow HGRL
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974 DEPB Rate of Carmosine (Food Red 3) (C.I. No.14720)
976 DEPB Rate of Phenmedipham Tech. (97% Min.)
977 DEPB Rate of Desmedipham Tech (97% Min.)
978 DEPB Rate of Napropamide Tech. 90% Min
979 DEPB Rate of Clear Float Glass
980 DEPB Rate of Ethofumesate 97% Min.
981 DEPB Rate of Triphenyl Phosphate
982 DEPB Rate of Phosphorous Pentachloride
DEPB Rate of Rubber Hoses of different dimensions having net content of rubber not less than
983
0.49 MT
984 DEPB Rate of Metallized Paper (26 GSM to 120 GSM)
985 DEPB Rate of Zeolite (Sodium Alumina Silicate)
986 DEPB Rate of 4 Methoxy 2- Methyl Diphenylamine
987 DEPB Rate of Para Toluidine
988 DEPB Rate of Fluconazole
989 DEPB Rate of Acyclovir
990 DEPB Rate of Reclaimed Rubber
991 DEPB Rate of Nizatidine
992 DEPB Rate of Conveyor Rubber Belt of relevant natural / SyntheticRubber
993 DEPB Rate of 3,4 Dichloro Aniline
994 DEPB Rate of Cefuroxime Axetil tablets 250 mg.
995 DEPB Rate of Cefuroxime Axetil tablets 500 mg.

996 DEPB Rate of deleted
997 DEPB Rate of Potassium Phenyl Acetate
998 DEPB Rate of D(-) para Hydroxy Phenyl Glycine base
999 DEPB Rate of Flurbiprofen
1000 DEPB Rate of Citalopram Hydrobromide
1001 DEPB Rate of Lamivudine
1002 DEPB Rate of Ciprofloxacin Lactate Monohydrate
1003 DEPB Rate of Tri Ethyl Phosphite (98% Min.)
1004 DEPB Rate of Sultamicillin Tosylate
1005 DEPB Rate of D(-)Para Hydroxy Phenyl Glycine Methyl Potassium Dane Salt
1006 DEPB Rate of Cyano Cobalamine (Vitamin B12) BP/USP

1007 DEPB Rate of Toluene Di Iso Cyanate (TDI)
1008 DEPB Rate of Acephate 75% SP
1010 DEPB Rate of Aceto Acet ortho Toluidide (AAOT)
1011 DEPB Rate of Metamitrion Tech (98% Min.)
1012 DEPB Rate of Acete Acet ortho Anisidide (AAOA)
1013 DEPB Rate of Aceto Acet 4-Chloro 2,5, Dimethoxy Anilide (N-ASIRG)
1014 DEPB Rate of Acete Acet Meta Xylidide
1015 DEPB Rate of Hydroxy Propyl Methyl Cellulose Phthalate
1016 DEPB Rate of Glebenclamide BP-88
1017 DEPB Rate of Bleaching Earch
1018 DEPB Rate of Salbutamol inhalers (in aluminium cans)
1019 DEPB Rate of Ophthalmic Bifocal Lens
1020 DEPB Rate of Paper Cones made of relevant paper board
DEPB Rate of Metroprolol Tartrate ( Note : This entry is valid for 6 months w.e.f 21.3.2005 or
1021 the date of withdrawal of DEPB scheme(in case the scheme is withdrawn), whichever is
earlier. Further the entry is valid for the exports effected by M/s. Sun Pharmaceutical
1022 DEPB Rate of Trichloro Carbanilide
1023 DEPB Rate of Cheque Security Papers MICR / Non MICR
1024 DEPB Rate of Potassium Chlorate
1025 DEPB Rate of Cefeclor
1026 DEPB Rate of Titanium Dioxide (Rutile)
1027 DEPB Rate of Captopril USP (Powder)
DEPB Rate of Het Diol(1,4,5,6,7,7 Hexa Chloro-2-3 Bis (Hydroxy Methyl) Bicyclo-2(2,1,1)-
1028
heptane-5.
1029 DEPB Rate of Glass Bottles (Non-Yellowish Pink Coloured)
1030 DEPB Rate of Epichlorohydrine

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Certain documentation takes place while exporting from India.

Shipping Bill/ Bill of Export is the main document required by

The following are the documents required for the processing of

Documents Required for Post Parcel Customs Clearance

In case of Post Parcel, no Shipping Bill is required. The relevant

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Importer Exporter Code Number

Full form of IEC Code

IEC Code No Notification

Directorate General of Foreign Trade(DGFT) issued a Policy Circular No.15 (RE-2006)/2004-2009

Eligibility, Legal Provisions and Conditions for IEC Code Number

Application for Grant of IEC Number

IEC Code Online Application Form

List Of Regional Authorities Of DGFT And The Corresponding Office of

Validity of IEC Code No

Duplicate Copy of IEC Number

Surrender of IEC Number

Application Fee For IEC Code Number

Application Fee : Rs 250.00

Territorial Jurisdiction of Regional Authorities

Every application for an Import/Export licence/ certificate/ Authorisation/ permission or any

Self Addressed Stamped Envelope

a Within local area Rs. 20.00

b Up to 200 Kms. Rs. 25.00

c Between 200 to 1000 Kms Rs. 30.00

d Beyond 1000 Kms. Rs. 50.00

IEC No: Exempted Categories

All Ministries / Departments of Central Government and agencies

All Ministries / Departments of any State Government and agencies

Diplomatic personnel, Counselor officers in India and officials of

Indians returning from / going abroad and claiming benefit under

Persons / Institutions / Hospitals importing or exporting goods for

6 0100000061 Persons importing / exporting goods from /to Nepal

8 0100000088 Ford Foundation

Importers importing goods for display or use

Director, National Blood Group Reference Laboratory, Bombay or their

Individuals / Charitable Institution /Registered NGOs importing

Persons importing / exporting permissible

Non-commercial imports and exports by entities who have been

Guidelines for Application of IEC Code Number.

Mandatory Requirements to apply for IEC Code Number

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attention to, as documentation requirements vary considerably by country,

EXPORT DOCUMENTATION—THE FORMS AND PROCESS

transaction is understood and complete without delay or additional costs.

compliance with applicable regulations.

authorization” to act as your agent on overseas documentation matters. Although

or standardized document, preparing a thorough and well organized “Shipper’s

Freight Forwarder is not absolutely required for a successful export shipment, a

Country of origin and destination, as well as transshipment

Commodity — agriculture, livestock, safety/security, end-use, intangible- software,

Size — value, volume, weight, dimensions

Parties to the transaction — shipper, consignee, agents, brokers, banks

may be required for an international shipment. These documents can be prepared

and then processed or forwarded by a Freight Forwarder.

Invoices — Commercial, Pro-forma, Consular

Packing Lists — Dock, or Warehouse, Receipt

Electronic Export Information (formerly the Shipper’s Export Declaration, or SED) is