Export Compliance Guide: Exit & Entry Compliance for Indian Exporters What Is Export Compliance? Export compliance means meeting all the legal, regulatory, documentation and product requirements involved in sending goods from one country to another. For an Indian exporter, compliance has two sides: Exit Compliance – India: Requirements to legally export the product from India.… Read More »
What is an A.D. Code in Export? When and how to Use it? A.D. Code (Authorised Dealer Code) is a 7-digit number issued by an authorised dealer bank branch to an exporter’s bank account for handling foreign-exchange transactions related to exports and imports. In simple terms, it tells Indian Customs and the banking system which… Read More »
HAZMAT means Hazardous Materials—products that can pose a risk to people, property or the environment during handling, storage or transportation. For Indian exporters, identifying whether a product is hazardous is important because special packaging, labelling, documentation, approvals and transport rules may apply. What Are Hazardous Goods? Hazardous goods are generally classified under 9 UN hazard… Read More »
How to Protect Export Income from Currency Fluctuations? Risk Management for Indian Exporters Currency exchange rates can change between the time an Indian exporter receives an order and the time the payment is received. A sudden fall in the foreign currency against the Indian Rupee can reduce the exporter’s actual earnings. So, how can exporters… Read More »
India has a wide range of agricultural and food products that can be produced organically. With growing demand for clean-label, chemical-free and sustainable products, organic products from India offer good opportunities in international markets. But simply calling a product “organic” is not enough. For exports, the product generally needs to meet the applicable organic standards… Read More »