The document outlines India's foreign trade policy, which includes schemes to focus on specific products and markets, technological upgrades, relaxations for Export Promotion Capital Goods, and promoting exports of green products from North Eastern regions. The policy provides privileges like expedited custom clearances and input-output norms fixation to eligible exporters, including manufacturers, service providers, and units located in special economic zones. It also supports exporters through activities like marketing, quality assistance, product research, seminars, input supplies, and training.

1. FOREIGN TRADE POLICY

2. • Focus product and Focus market schemes
• Technological Up gradation
• EPCG Relaxations
• Green Products from North East
• Status Holders
• Marine Sector
• Gems & Jewellery sector
• Agriculture sector
• Leather sector
• Tea sector
• Pharmaceutical Sector
• Handloom Sector
• Export Oriented sector
• Automobile Sector

3. • ELIGIBILITY : • PRIVILEGES :
 Merchant & manufacturers exporters  License / certificate / permission and
 Service providers custom clearance for both import and
 Export oriented units exports on self declaration basis
 Unit located in SEZ, Agri export zones  Fixation of input – output norms on
priority within 60 days
 Electronic hardware technology parks,
software technology parks  Exemption from compulsory negotiation
of documents through banks
 Bio technology parks
 100 % retention of foreign exchange
account
 Enhancement in normal repatriation
period from 180 days to 360 days

4. • Marketing functions
• Risks bearing
• Exports of SSI items
• Product Research
• Assistance in Quality
• Product introduction
• Advising the government
• Organizing seminars
• Supply of inputs
• Training