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Basic information on how to import Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics is explained in this
post. This information is to enlighten importers; a general idea to import Cotton inclusive of yarns and
woven fabrics goods from overseas countries applicable to almost all countries worldwide. Some of
the items under this category are prohibited or restricted in some countries. If you are importing any
commodity, you need to obtain accurate information from concerned government agencies of
importing country, as the details given in this post provides only a common idea about import of Cotton
Most of the procedures, documentation and formalities to import Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven
fabrics are same in all countries after globalization of trade by General Agreement on Tariff and Trade,
GATT. More trade liberalization is expected in near future for WTO countries through Trade Facilitation
Plant quarantine certification helps to minimize the risk of spreading plant diseases, pest insects,
weeds etc, as the volume of trade and transport increases day by day globally. Dangerous pests are
frequently found in many countries. The certification from plant quarantine agency can prevent
entering such dangerous pest insects, weeds etc in to the importing country. So the importer of Cotton
inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics has to produce No Objection Certificate (NOC) from Plant
Import of Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics is permitted subject to the condition that they do
not contain any of the hazardous dyes whose handling, production, carriage or use is prohibited in
most of countries.
Some of the items under textiles and textile articles attract anti dumping duty, if importing from certain
countries as per foreign trade policy of importing country. The importers of Silk, Yarns and woven
fabrics may collect accurate information from necessary government agencies before importing.
importer in the country who only can act as an importer. Foreign Trade government office of respective
country is responsible to issue such authorization to become an importer. For example in India, IEC
number (Import Export Code Number) is obtained from the office of Director General of Foreign Trade
office to operate as an importer and exporter in India. This process to become an importer is a onetime
process, but renewal may be required as per the terms and conditions of such foreign trade office of
a country. Nowadays, in most of the countries, the information on such registration for importer –
exporter is linked with customs location and reserve bank, as process of imports and exports are online
digitalized. So the importers of Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics is also required to contact
concerned government agencies of their importing country to verify whether such onetime registration
is necessary or not.
import shipment of Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics is effected accordingly.
As you know, under any importation of goods, necessary import documentation and customs
clearance procedures at importing country have to be completed either importer’s customs broker or
importer directly as per foreign trade policy of respective importing country. For importing Cotton
inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics also, import entry documents along with carrier’s document (Bill
of Lading /Airway bill), commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and other required
documents are filed and necessary import procedures are completed to take delivery of imported
goods under Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics. Nowadays, necessary information is filed
online and produces required documents at the time of inspection, assessment or delivery of import
of goods at destination customs location. The international partners of countries share quality
measures each other and exempt from multiple inspection on same products both for export and
import. However, as per the policy of most of the developed countries import of goods from Least
Developed Countries (LDC) need to be certified by authorized agencies before export. So, if any import
of Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics takes place, the details of such information can be
of imported Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics is required in almost all countries. So a
certificate of origin issued by necessary approved authorities at exporting country is required to import
Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics. Certificate of origin helps to determine origin of imported
goods to avail exemption on import duties and taxes. Different unilateral, multilateral and bilateral
agreement between countries also allows imports and exports with exemption of import duties where
in Certificate of Origin is the primary proof on country of origin of importing goods under Cotton
In this article, the documentation, process and formalities to import Cotton inclusive of yarns and
woven fabrics are explained. As explained above, this information are generally applicable for all
countries. These details on how to import Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics are given to
provide a basic idea to bring Cotton inclusive of yarns and woven fabrics from foreign country. Specific
requirements for each importing country need to be followed by importers and exporters of Cotton
I hope, the above information helps you in gaining basic knowledge on documentation, procedures