Sop for export import for textile

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Standard Operating Procedure in practice / proposed for the clearance of the imported consignments of
Textiles – Customs & Textiles Committee
Sr.
No.
Present System Revised System Remarks
1.
The shipper issues the D.O. (Delivery Order
through his agent) to the Importer.
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2
On the receipt of delivery order for initiating
the customs clearance of the consignment .,
The Bill of Entry (BE) is to be filed by the
Importer/Customs House Agent(CHA) (BE
format is given in Annexure-I at page no.3).
The BE can be filed in two ways :
1. By on-line, using the Customs Remote
EDI System (RES) .
Or
2. Manually at the Customs Service Center
with the help of customs officials.
For this purpose, the important documents
required to be submitted by importer / CHA
are :
I. Copy of Invoice along with the
Packing List issued by the shipper ( Invoice
and packing list format given in Annexure-II
& III at page no.4 & 5 respectively).
ii Bill of lading (B.L) issued by the
shipping agent ( format of the Bill of lading
is given in Annexure-IV at page no.6).
iii. A signed declaration in a prescribed
format of customs (format of declaration is
given in Annexure-V at page no.7).
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For filing the Bill of entry on-line,
The Custom House Agents(CHA)
use the Remote EDI System (RES)
which is a standalone software
package for preparation of Bill of
Entry and Shipping Bills and other
related documents.
I. For this purpose the importer /
CHA are to register with
customs.
II. On registration the CHA
/importer can download and
install a software from customs
EDI for on-line transactions.
III. Using the software the
CHA/importer files the invoice,
packing list , Insurance etc.
3
After the Bill of Entry is filed, Group
appraiser of customs assesses the BE on
line.
Group Assistant Commissioner after further
assessment, issues examination order for
inspection / drawal of samples for testing,
as required .
Drawal of samples from the consignment is
based on DGFT notification NO. 29 /(RE-
2004) / 2002-2007, DATED 28th January,
2004 . Copy of the DGFT notification is
given in Annexure-VI at page no.8 to 11)
Samples are drawn as per the
requirements, for mandatory
hazardous dyes test as well as for
other tests to aid tariff fixation.

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i. Samples are drawn by customs
from various sea and airports and Sealed
samples along with test memo are sent to
the DGFT notified Textiles Committee
Laboratories through customs officers /CHA
/Courier.
The list of Sea and Air custom houses along
with the contact details and Address of the
nearest notified Textiles Committee
laboratories are given in Annexure-VII at
page no. 12 to 16.
ii. On receipt of the samples,
Laboratories of Textiles Committee verifies
the number of samples and test particulars
mentioned in the Customs Test memo.
iii. The invoice is raised for applicable
test charges.
The test charges for the tests normally
sought by customs are given in Annexure-
VIII at page no. 17 to 18.
iv. The payments are received manually /
courier / online.
v. Receipts for payments are issued
manually.
i. The customs will draw the
samples for testing.
ii. Customs will decide the
tests parameters.
iii. At the single window point,
a test memo will be generated
for the tests required by
customs.
iv. An invoice will also be
generated automatically on
behalf of Textiles Committee.
v. The importer will make the
payment online to Textiles
Committee.
vi. On payment, an online
receipt will be generated
automatically and issued to
the customer, Textiles
Committee and Customs.
vii. Sealed samples along with
test memo will be sent to the
Textiles Committee laboratory
by the customs authority /
CHA /courier.
5
The samples are tested for hazardous dyes
and other parameters and test reports are
issued within a period of 3 to 4 days. The
List of carcinogenic amines is given in
Annexure-IX at page no 19 and the
General Test request format of customs is
given in Annexure-X at page no 20.
The Textiles Committee will
complete the test for
hazardous dyes within 2
working days (excluding
Sundays and public holidays)
from the time of receipt of
samples and issue test report
on-line.
In case of tests for other than
hazardous dyes test to aid tariff
fixation, the time ceiling may
marginally vary.
6
The Test reports are dispatched to the
customs through customs officers / CHA
and Courier .
The test report will be
transmitted to the customs
online for hazardous and other
parameters followed by hard
copies , if required.
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ANNEXURE- I
FORMAT OF BILL OF ENTRY (FOR HOME CONSUMPTION)
Indian customs EDI system- imports
JNCH Nava Sheva , Tal : URAL DIST : RAIGAD
BILL OF ENTRY (FOR HOME CONSUMPTION)
BE No./Date
Importer Details : PAN :
IGM No: Port of loading:
Country of origin: Carry of Consign :
BL No. H/BL No:
Date : Date:
No. of pkgs: Gross Wt:
Marks :
Invoice No. & Date :
Invoice Value:
Freight:
Insurance:
SVB Load (ass): Cust. House :
SVB Load (Dty): Load Rate :
Misc. Charges: Discount Rate :
Item Details :
Exchange rate:
SlNo.Qty.
Unit
RITC Description
unit price
Ass.val
CTH C. Note C.Memo
E. Note E.Memo
CusDty
ExcDty
Load ready
BCD amt
(Rs.)
CVD amt (Rs.)
Declaration :
1. I/we certify that the above entries ae correct
2. I/We further declare that wherever the REP is applicable same has been truthfully declared.
CHA Importer:
Company name: Company name:
Signature : Signature:
OOC given by : Examined by :
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Annexure II
EXPORT INVOICE
(Shipper Name & Address)
…………………………………………………….
………………………………………….…………
…………………………………………………….
To: (Importer Name & Address)
……………………………….
……………………………….
……………………………….
……………………………….
EXPORT INVOICE NO.: DATE __/__/____
MARKS & NOS. DESCRIPTION
QUANTITY
MTRS
RATE C&I
USD/MTR
AMOUNT US
C&I INDIA
(US DOLLAR
SHIPMENT FROM ______________ TO
NHAVA SHEVA PORT, INDIA
L/C NO.:
B/L NO.
SHIPPED PER:
SAILING ON :
NET WEIGHT FOR ______________________________
GROSS WEIGHT
CERTIFIED THAT GOODS ARE OF _____ ORIGIIN(Shipper Name & Address)
T/T DETAIL
……………………………….
……………………………….
……………………………….
……………………………….
SWIFT:……………………….
FOR CREDIT OF
……………………………….
A/C NO.……………………… Page no 4

Annexure III
PACKING LIST
(Shipper Name & Address)
…………………………………………………….
………………………………………….…………
…………………………………………………….
PACKING LIST
Importer Name & Address Date
……………………………….
……………………………….
……………………………….
………………………………..
Invoice No.
MARKS & NUMBERS
MIC MIC MIC
L/C No.
Shipped per from……….. to JNPT PORT NHAVA SHEVA PORT, INDIA
Article Nos. Ctn.
Nos.
No. of
pieces
Quantity
YDS
Net
weight
KGS
Gross
weight
KGS
Measurement
CM
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Annexure IV
Format of BILL OF LADING
(ISSUED BY SHIPPING COMPANY)
Shipper B.L.NO.
Consignee (if ‘To Order’ so indicate)
Notify Party (No claim shall attach for failure to notify) For delivery please apply to:
(Name & address of shipping in India)
Pre-carriage by Place of receipt
Vessel Port of loading
Port of discharge Place of delivery
Marks & Numbers No.of packages. Description of goods Gross Weight Measurement
CONTAINER NO. “freight collect”
(CFS/CFS)
Freight detail, charges etc. Prepaid Collect Declaration
Freight payable at
(Destination)
Place & Date of Issue
SHIPPED ON BOARD: Number of
original Bs/L
Signed on behalf of the Carrier
By____________________________
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Annexure-V
Declaration
(Given at the bottom of the Bill of Entry )
1. I/we certify that the above entries are correct.
2. I/We further declare that wherever the REP is applicable same has been
truthfully declared.
3. * I/We furtherdeclare that the goods do not contain any carcinogenic amine
releasing hazardous dyes in accordance with the DGFT notification no.3(RE-
2001)/1997-2002 dated 21st
March 2001.
CHA Importer
Company name Company name
Signature : Signature
* Proposed addition as per minutes of the meeting held on 23rd
June
2015 chaired by secretary, MOT to discuss standard operating
procedure.
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Annexure-VI
TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY PART-II, SECTION—3, SUB SECTION
(ii)
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
NOTIFICATION NO. 29 /(RE-2004) / 2002-2007
NEW DELHI, DATED 28th
January, 2004
S.O. (E) - In exercise of powers conferred by Section 5 of the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation)
Act, 1992 (No.22 of 1992) read with paragraph 2.1 of the Export and Import Policy – 2002-07, as amended
from time to time, the Central Government hereby amends the ITC (HS) Classification of Export and Import
Items 2002-07 as under:
1. Condition 6 of Chapter I A (General Notes to Import Policy) of the ITC (HS) Classifications of Export and
Import items 2002-2007shall be amended to read as under:
“Import of all the products as per Appendix III to Schedule I of the ITC (HS) Classifications of Export
and Import Items, 1997-2002, shall be subject to compliance of the mandatory Indian Quality Standards as
mentioned in column 2 of the said Annexure, which are also applicable to domestic goods. For compliance of
this requirement, all manufactures/ exporters of these products to India, shall be required to register
themselves with Bureau of Indian Standards(BIS).
Alternatively certification of the products under mandatory quality Indian standards will be
permitted under the BIS Product Certification Scheme for Indian importers provided all the following
conditions are met:
a) Items are required for captive consumption, and
b) Items are required on continuous basis, and
c) Items are procured from pre-identified sources.
The Indian Importers would have to apply to BIS for seeking a licence for each of the notified product he
intends to import. BIS would record the application after satisfying itself that all the above conditions are met
and that the applicant importer has installed the test facilities. Based on the recording of application, the
Customs can clear the consignment, which will be tested by the BIS and a licence issued if the product
conforms to the relevant Indian standard. The importer would use the material only after grant of licence for the
first lot so imported and for the subsequent imports, after testing the product for conformance to Indian
Standard.

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The conditions of Paragraph 6 above shall not be applicable on imports of gifts where the recipient of a gift is
a charitable, religious or an educational institution registered under a law relating to the registration of societies
or trusts or otherwise approved by the Central or a State Government and the gift sought to beimported has
been exempted from payment of customs duty by the Ministry of Finance.
Not withstanding anything contained in the Appendix III to the Schedule 1 of ITC (HS) Classifications of Export
and Import Items, 2002-2007, import of cylinders and import of valves/valve fittings will be exempted from the
conditions at paragraph 6 above. However, this exemption shall be applicable only on such cylinders, import of
which has been approved by Chief Controller of Explosives, Nagpur.”
2. Condition 11 of Chapter I A (General Notes to Import Policy) of the ITC (HS) Classifications of Export and
Import items 2002-2007 shall be amended to read as follows:
“Import of textile and textile articles is permitted subject to the condition that they shall not contain any of the
hazardous dyes whose handling, production, carriage or use is prohibited by the Government of India under
the provisions of clause (d) of subsection (2) of section 6 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of
1986) read with the relevant rule(s) framed thereunder. For this purpose, the import consignments shall
accompany a preshipment certificate from the notified agencies. In cases where such certificates are not
available, the consignment will be cleared after testing of the same from the notified agencies based
on the following parameters:
a) At least 25% of samples are drawn for testing instead of 100%.
b) While drawing the samples, it will be ensured by Customs that majority samples are
drawn from consignments originating from countries where there is no legal prohibition
on the use of harmful hazardous Dyes.
c) The test report will be valid for a period of six months in cases where the textile/textile articles of
the same specification/quality are imported and the importer, supplier and the country of origin
are the same.”
3. After amendment the following entries would read as under:-
S.No Exim Code Item Description Policy Conditions relating to the Policy
1 27160000 Electrical Energy Free
2 71061000 Powder Free Subject to RBI Regulations.
3 71069100 Unwrought Free Subject to RBI Regulations.
4 71069210 Sheets, plates, strips, tubes Free Subject to RBI Regulations.

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and pipes
5 71069290 Other Free Subject to RBI Regulations.
6 71081100 Non-monetary: Powder Free Subject to RBI Regulations.
7 71081200 Other unwrought forms Free Subject to RBI Regulations.
8 71081300 Other semi-manufactured
forms Monetary
Free Subject to RBI Regulations.
9 71189000 Other Free Subject to RBI Regulations.
10 85269300 Global Positioning System
(GPS) Reciver; Differential
Global Positioning System
(DGPS) Receiver
Free
11 93040000 Other Arms (for example,
Spring, Air or Gas Guns
and Pistols, Truncheons),
excluding those of heading
9307
Restricted Import of Air Gun& Air Pistol
will be free subject to the
condition that the
requirements specified in the
MHA Notification No. S.O. 667
(E) dated 12.9.1985 and
Notification No. S.O. 831 (E)
dated 2.8.2002 are fulfilled
and also that the purchaser /
user of these items shall
obtain requisite user license
from the competent authority
under the provisions of the
existing Arms Act, 1959.
4. Import Licensing Note No. (1) of Chapter 71 to the Schedule – I of ITC (HS) Classification of Export and
Import items, 2002-07 incorporating Public Notice No. 51 (PN)/97-02 dated 27.10.1997 and Public Notice No.
54(PN)/97-02 dated 4.11.1997, stands deleted.
5. Import Licensing Note No.(2) of Chapter 48 to the Schedule – I of ITC (HS) Classification of Export
and Import items, 2002-07: The sentence “A declaration about the total quantity and value of the

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newsprint imported & consumed during the first half of each licensing year shall be submitted to the
Registrar of Newspapers for India by 31st
October of each year.” stands deleted.
6. Import Licensing Notes to Chapter 87 of ITC (HS) Classification of Export and Import Items 2002-
07 will be amended as follows :
(i) Paragraph 2(II)(d) : “The import of new vehicles shall be permitted through the Customs
Port at Nhava Sheva, Kolkata, Chennai, ICD – Tughlakabad and Delhi Air Cargo.”
(ii) Paragraph 3(I) (a) : “Individuals coming to India for permanent settlement after two years
continuous stay abroad provided the car has been in the possession of the individual for a period of
minimum one year abroad.”
(iii) A new Paragraph will be added as follows :
“(5) Import of new vehicles having a CIF value of $ 40,000 by individuals / companies and firms under
the EPCG Scheme will be exempt from the conditions at Sl. No. (2)(II)(c) above. However, at the time of
Customs clearance, a Type Approval Certificate from the country of origin shall be furnished. This
Type Approval shall stipulate that the vehicle to be imported complies with ECE Regulations and shall
be from an Internationally Accredited Organization/Agency.”
(iv) Paragraph 3(II) : “The following shall be deleted “all such imports, except by the physically
handicapped persons, shall not involve any foreign exchange remittance from India directly or indirectly.”
This issues in public interest.
(L.MANSINGH)
Director General of Foreign Trade and
Ex-Officio Addl. Secretary to the Government of India
Copy to all concerned.

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Annexure-VII
LIST OF SEA PORTS AND AIRPORTS FROM WHERE CUSTOM SAMPLES ARE GENERALLY RECEIVED AND THE NEAREST NOTIFIED
TEXTILES COMMITTEE LABORATORIES WITH CONTACT DETAILS
S.No
List of Customs sea /Air ports from
where samples are received for testing
Nearest Notified
Textiles Committee
Laboratory
Address of the Textiles
Committee Laboratories
Contact details
1
AIR Cargo Complex (ACC), Banglaore
Inland Container Depot (ICD) Customs ,
Bangalore
Bangalore
Textiles Committee,
FKCCI, WTC Building, 1st
Floor,
Kempe Gowda Road,
Bangalore – 560 009.
Dr. P Ravichandran
Dy. Director
Mb:8884812348
Tel:080-22208010,
22261401
Email : blr.tc@nic.in
2
i) Custom House, Cochin
ii) Air Cargo Complex, Nedumbassery,
Cochin
iii) Air Cargo Complex, Shanghumughom,
Thiruvananthapuram
iv) Air Cargo Complex, Calicut Airport
v) New Custom House, Mangalore
Cannanore
Textiles Committee,
Platinum Centre,
2nd
Floor, Bank Road,
Cannanore- 670 001
Shri . B. Venu
Quality Assurance Officer
Tel : 0497-2706390,
Email : kannur.tc@nic.in
Mb. 9446096432
3
Seaport, Chennai
Air Cargo, Chennai
Custom, Tuticorin
Chennai
Textiles Committee,
North Wing, 1st
Floor,
T.N.S.C. Board Complex,
212, R.K. Mutt Road,
Mylapore,
Chennai – 600 004.
Shri. B. S. Patil
Dy. Director
Tel : 044-24640740,
24610887
Email : chennai.tc@nic.in
Mb. 9941204034
4
Tuticorin Sea port
Coimbatore Intl. Airport
Tirupur
Textiles Committee,
Plot No.8 & 9,
Thiru Vi Ka Nagar,
1st
Street, College Road,
Tirupur – 641 602.
Shri G. M. Fairoze
Dy. Director
Tel : 0421-2202500,
2201402
Email : tpr.tc@nic.in
Mb 9699617986

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S.No
Nearest Notified
Textiles Committee
Laboratory
Contact details
5
Sahanewal Inland Contained Depo(ICD)
Ludhiana
Dhandrikalan Inland Contained Depo(ICD),
,Ludhiana
Amritsar Air Cargo Customs,
Amritsar Rail Cargo Customs
Ludhiana
Textiles Committee,
Sona complex, 3rd
floor,
G.T.Road, Miller Ganj, Ludhiana-
141003
Shri. A. K. Dhawan
Asst. Director
Tel : 0161-2530135,
Email : ldh.tc@nic.in
Mb 9915152088
6
Indira Gandhi International Air Cargo ,New
Delhi,
Inland Container Depo(ICD), Tuglagabad,
Inland Container Depo(ICD), Paurganj,
Inland Container Depo(ICD),Faridhabad,
Inland Container Depo(ICD), Gurgaon
New Delhi
Textiles Committee
A-18-B, Madan Lal House, Loha
Maudi, Naraina Industrial Area,
Phase – II, New Delhi – 110 028
Shri. Parvez Ahmed
Asst. Director
Mb:9810447346
Tel : 011-25893722
Email : ndl1.tc@nic.in
7
Dy. Commissioner of Customs Air-cargo
Complex , Sanganer Airport, Jaipur,
Asst.Commissioner Inland Container Depo-
Concor, Kanakpura, Jaipur,
Customs Sea port , Mundra
Jaipur
Textiles Committee,
N/S/0/2, Nehru Place,
Tonk Road,
Jaipur – 302 015.
Shri. Kishore Torvi
Tel:0141-2743453, 5105234
Email : jpr.tc@nic.in
Mb 9870192712
8
Dy. Commissioner of Customs (JNCH)
(Nhava Sheva)
Mumbai
Textiles Committee
P. Balu Road,
Off Veer Savarkar Marg,
Prabhadevi Chowk, Prabhadevi,
Mumbai – 400 025
Shri. Kartikay Dhanda
Director (Labs)
022-66527520,66527541
Mail: dlab.tc@nic.in
Mb. 9833964177
Dy. Commissioner of Custom(SIIB) (JNCH)
(Nhava Sheva)
Dy. Commissioner of Customs (Air Cargo)
(Sahar, Mumbai, 99)
Dy. Commissioner of Customs (Courier)
(Mumbai) (Air Cargo)
Dy. Commissioner of Customs (Mulund) /
(Mumbai) CFS, Mumbai 81
Asstt. Comm. of Customs, Dhannad. MP

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S.No
Nearest Notified
Textiles Committee
Laboratory
Contact details
Asstt. comm. of customs, ICD, Ankleshwar,
Gujrat
Mumbai
Assistant Commissioner of Customs
,Mandideep, M.P
Assistant Commissioner of custom (Kheda),
Gujrat
Office of the Asstt.Commissioner of
Customs, ICD Talegaon, Pune
Directorate of Revenue Intelligence, New
Marine Lines, Mumbai
Office of the Deputy Commissioner of
Customs Ajni, Nagpur
Dy. Commissioner of customs, Arshiya,
Panvel
Office of the Dy. Commissioner of Customs,
ICD, Concor, Kanakpura: Jaipur
Asstt. Commissioner of Customs, Goa.
Office of the Assistant Commissioner of
Customs (ICD Ludhiana)
Office of the Assistant Commissioner of
Customs, ICD/CFS (Ahmedabad,
Sabarmati), Gujrat
Office of The Deputy Commissioner of
Customs, (Sachin, Surat), Gujrat
Asstt. Commissioner of Customs, Kandla,
Gujrat
Office of The Comm of Customs Mundra,
Gujrat

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S.No
Nearest Notified
Textiles Committee
Laboratory
Contact details
Office of The Assistant Commissioner of
Custom ICD, Valvada, Guj
Mumbai
Office of the Deputy Commissioner of
Customs, Air Cargo Complex, Ahmedabad,
Guj
Office of the Joint Commissioner of
Customs (M.P & S.E.Z Mundra), Gujrat
Asstt. comm. of customs, ICD, Ankleshwar,
Guj
Office of the Asst. Comm. Gandhinagar,
Guj
Office of Asstt./Depty Comm of Customs,
Pipavav, Guj
9
Tuticorin Sea port Madurai Textiles Committee,
11-B, Jawahar Road,
(Near Vadamalayan Hospital)
Chokkikulam,
Madurai – 625 002.
Shri. R. Balu
Mb: 9843267089

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LIST OF SEA PORTS AND AIRPORTS FROM WHERE CUSTOM SAMPLES ARE GENERALLY RECEIVED AND THE NEAREST TEXTILES
COMMITTEE LABORATORIES (TO BE NOTIFIED) WITH CONTACT DETAILS
S.No
List of Customs sea /Air ports from where samples
are received for testing
Textiles Committee
Laboratory
Address of the Textiles Committee
Laboratories
1
i) Kolkata Seaport
ii) Netaji subhash Chandra bose Airport,
iii) Special Economic Zone
iv) Petrapole Customs House Kolkata
Textiles Committee,
Block –GN,Plot-38/3,
Sector V, Salt lake
Kolkota- 700 091
2
Trichy Airport
Tuticorin Seaport Karur
Textiles Committee,
Second Floor, K.V.R.Complex,
21-J,80 feet road
Karur- 639002

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Annexure-VlII
LIST OF TEST PARAMETERS GENRALLY SOUGHT BY CUSTOMS AND THEIR TEST
CHARGES
Sr.no Test Parameters Charges(Rs)
Mandatory Test
1. Hazordous dyes 2750
Other tests for tariff classification
1. Fibre blend composition 350
2. Weight per square meter 100
3. Whether made of staple spun yarn/Filament yarn /Staple Fibre 250
4. Whether Woven/Knitted/Non woven 100
5. Whether Bleached/Dyed/Printed/Yarns of Different Colour 150
6. Whether Coated/Laminated/Impregnated 150
7. Whether Piled /Flocked 100
8. Whether Embroidered or not 100
9. Whether made of Man-made fibres or not 100
10. Whether made of cut pile / long pile/loop pile or other pile 100
11. Whether Fleeced fabric or not 100
12. Whether Semidull/Bright/Cationic 100
13. Whether Synthetic fibres/Artificial fibres 100
14. Count of yarn 150
15. tenacity of yarn 500
16. Whether made of high tenacity yarn 500
17. Whether Multifilament / folded yarn 100
18. Whether Monofilament yarn 100
19. Whether hand made or machine made 100
20. Whether Knotted or not 250
21. Whether tufted/non tufted 100
22. Whether Texturised/ Non texturised yarn 250
23. Whether Upholstery/Non Upholstery 100
24. Whether Lining/Interlining 100
25. Whether Denim 250
26. Whether Corduroy 250
27. Whether cut corduroy fabric 100
28. whether warp knitted or weft knitted 100
29. Whether Net or Tulle 500
30. Thickness of fabric (mm) 150
31. Whether 3 thread twill/4 thread twill/cross twill/Plain Weave 250

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32. whether bonded fabric or not? 150
33. Whether chenille fabric 100
34. Whether Coated/Laminated/Impregnated 150
35. Whether felt or not 100
36. Whether made-up or not 100
37. Whether Metallic/ Metallised Yarn 100
38. whether warp cut pile / weft cut pile 100
39. Whether Velvet / Velveteen Fabric 500
40. Whether Semi dull/Bright/Cationic 100
41. Type of weave 250
42. Type of Yarn (Fancy yarn) 100
43. Flock Queries 500
44. Knitting Queries 500
45. PVC/PU coating queries 500
46. Ramie Queries 500
47. H S Code 1000
48. Direction of twist 'S' or 'Z' 100

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Annexure-IX
List of carcinogenic Arylamines Relased from hazardous dyes
S.No
Name
Chemical
Abstracts
Service
(CAS) Number.
1. 4-Aminobiphenyl 92-67-1
2. Benzidine 92-87-5
3. 4-Chloro-o-toluidine 95-69-2
4. 2-Naphthylamine 91-59-8
5. p-Chloroaniline 106-47-8
6. 2,4-Diaminoanisole 615-05-4
7. 4,4’-Diaminobiphenylmethane 101-77-9
8. 3.3’-Dichlorobenzidine 91-94-1
9. 3,3’-Dimethoxybenzidine 119-90-4
10. 3,3’-Dimethylbenzidine 119-93-7
11. 3,3’-Dimethyl-4,4’- diaminobiphenylmethane 838-88-0
12. p-Cresidine 120-71-8
13. 4,4’-Methylene-bis- (2-chloroaniline) 101-14-4
14. 4,4’-Oxydianiline 101-80-4
15. 4,4’-Thiodianiline 139-65-1
16. o-Toluidine 95-53-4
17. 2,4-Toluylendiamine 95-80-7
18. 2,4,5-Trimethylaniline 137-17-7
19. o-Aminoazotoluene 97-56-3
20. 2-Amino-4-nitrotoluene 99-55-8
21. 4-Aminoazobenzene 60-09-3
22. o-Anisidine (2-Methoxyaniline) 90-04-0

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Annexure-X
General test request format for the test parameters sought by customs
General
®AZO dye
®Identification of Fibre
®Fibre Blend Composition
®Weight per Square meter
®Whether Filament Yarn / Staple Spun Yarn / Staple Fibre
®Whether Woven / Knitted / Non - Woven
®Whether Dyed / Undyed / Bleached / Unbleached/Yarns of
different colours
®Whether Coated / Laminated / Impregnated
®Whether Piled / Flocked
®Whether Embroidered or Not
®Whether Made of Man- Made Fibre or not
®Whether Cut Pile / Long Pile/ Loop Pile / Other pile
®Whether Fleeced fabric or not
RMG/Made-up
®Weight of Unit
®
®
Fibre
®Whether Synthetic fibres/ Artificial fibres
®Whether Fibre Waste (Soft waste)
®Whether Yarn waste (Hard Waste)
®Whether Tow / Top
Yarn
®Count of Yarn / Denier of Yarn
®Decitex
®CN / Tex
®Whether High Tenacity yarn
®Whether Single / Multiple/ Folded yarn/ Multifilament Yarn
®Whether Monofilament Yarn
®Whether POY / FDY / PDY
® Whether filament yarn/staple spun yarn/staple fiber
® Whether Texturized or non -Texturized
®Additional Tests
®
®
Fabric – Woven
®Whether Texturized Yarn / Non Texturized Yarn
®Whether upholstery / non - Upholstery
®Whether Lining / interlining
® In case of velvet - Whether cut pile / uncut /warp cut pile/Weft
cut pile
Fabric- Knited
®Whether Circular Knitted or not
®whether warp knitted or weft knitted
®Whether tricot or not
®Whether Net / Tulle
®Whether Semi-dull/ Bright / Cationic
® Whether Embroidered / or not
® Whether Made of long pile /other pile
®Whether Fleeced
Fabric – Coated
®Thickness of the fabric
®Whether it is Synthetic Polyester fabric with Twill weave coated
with PU/PVC/Others
®Whether it is Synthetic Polyester fabric with 5-10% Nylon mixed
coated with PU/PVC/Others
®Whether PU/PVC/Others Embossed /Plain/Dyed
Fabric – Cotton
®Whether 3 Thread/ 4 Thread Twill / Cross Twill / Plain
®Whether Denim or not
®Whether Corduroy or not
Thread & others
®Whether Sewing Thread or not
®Whether Embroidery Thread or not
®Whether Elastometric Yarn or not
®Whether Strip or not
®Width of Strip
®Weight of Package
®Fold
®Direction of Twist
Carpets
®Identification of Fibre
®Fibre Blend Composition
®Weight per square meter
®Whether woven / handmade / Machine made
®Whether tufted of pile / not tufted

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