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This document provides information about exporting from India, with a focus on the gems and jewelry industry. It outlines the key steps for starting exports, including establishing an organization, obtaining necessary licenses and codes, selecting products and markets. It also describes the process for fulfilling an export order. Additional sections provide details on industry organizations like the Gems and Jewelry Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) and Federation of Indian Export Organizations (FIEO), export initiatives and statistics, trade agreements, and commodity codes. The goal is to educate about opportunities and requirements for Indian entrepreneurs and exporters.
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This document discusses India's global business environment and foreign trade policies. It provides an overview of foreign trade, policies to encourage exports and discourage imports, and the key Foreign Trade Development and Regulation Act of 1992. The document also outlines India's foreign trade policy, including export promotion measures, key schemes like export promotion zones and special economic zones, and government organizations that support trade. The goal of these policies and schemes is to boost India's exports and make it a larger player in global trade.
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The Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) is responsible for formulating and implementing India's foreign trade policy. It is the governing body for import-export codes and standards. DGFT works to promote exports and ease imports through various schemes. It regulates transit of goods according to bilateral treaties. DGFT grants Importer-Exporter Codes, maintains a list of restricted items, examines trade barriers, and provides grievance redressal. Its roles include policy research, import-export facilitation, and developing export infrastructure through special zones and schemes.
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Small exporters play a significant role in India's economy, accounting for 35% of manufacturing output and 80% of industrial employment. They contribute about 40% of India's total exports. However, India's overall share of world exports is only 0.5%, which is disappointing. Small exporters in India face challenges like identifying export markets, finding buyers, building brands, and dealing with supply chain and policy issues. The government and organizations provide various export promotion measures and assistance to help small exporters overcome these challenges and boost exports, such as export credits, cash assistance, trade fairs, quality controls, and insurance against political and commercial risks.
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- 1. Presentation On Exports from India
- 3. Starting Exports 1) Establishing an Organisation 2) Opening a Bank Account 3) Obtaining Permanent Account Number (PAN) 4) Obtaining Importer-Exporter Code (IEC) Number 5) Registration cum membership certificate (RCMC) 6) Selection of product 7) Selection of Markets 8) Finding Buyers 9) Sampling 10) Pricing/Costing 11) Negotiation with Buyers 12) Covering Risks through ECGC
- 4. Processing an Export Order i. Confirmation of order ii. Procurement of Goods iii. Quality Control iv. Finance v. Labeling, Packaging, Packing and Marking vi. Insurance vii. Delivery viii. Customs Procedures ix. Customs House Agents xi. Submission of documents to Bank xii. Realization of Export Proceeds
- 9. Trade Agreements Free Trade Agreement Framework agreement Early Harvest Scheme Preferential Trade Agreement Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement and Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement
- 10. Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) is the apex trade promotion organisation in India set up by the Ministry of Commerce and the private trade and industry segment in 1965. The organisation is responsible for representing and assisting Indian entrepreneurs and exporters in foreign markets. Federation of Indian Export Organisations invites you to go digital by creating your free online store & a digital catalogue that can be accessed by any buyer worldwide.
- 12. Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council Gem & jewellery export promotion council (GJEPC) is an organisation set up with aim to promote the Indian gem and jewellery industry and its products. Promoting brand India Connecting government & trade Upholding diamond integrity Spreading education Innovation and infrastructure
- 13. Harmonized System (HS) Codes The Harmonized System is a standardized numerical method of classifying traded products. Harmonized System (HS) Codes are used by customs authorities around the world to identify products when assessing duties and taxes and for gathering statistics. Gems & Jewellery items fall under Chapter 71 and for the productwise HS Classification used by Indian customs.
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- 16. Share of various segments in total Gems & Jewellery exports between April 2020 and March 2021
- 17. Gem & Jewellery Port- Wise Gross Exports : SEZ
- 18. India’s Top 5 Destinations for G&J Products
- 19. Bibliography https://gjepc.org/guide-to-export.php https://www.indianbusinessportal.in/search?query=jewelery& qt= https://commerce.gov.in/trade-statistics/ https://www.indiantradeportal.in/vs.jsp?id=0,25,45,858,859 https://www.cogoport.com/blogs/export-incentives-types- benefits-and-everything-else-you-need-to-know https://gjepc.org/pdf/Gem-and-Jewellery-Trade-Quick- Update-April-July-2021.pdf https://www.business-standard.com/article/markets/india- eyes-surge-in-jewellery-export-as-us-special-status-to-hong- kong-goes-120072401475_1.html https://www.business-standard.com/article/markets/india- hopes-to-tap-1-billion-of-jewellery-export-opportunity-to-us- 119091101212_1.html https://www.india-briefing.com/news/indias-free-trade- agreements-4810.html/
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