The Central Government has amended the Export Policy for Amphotericin-B injections, a vital medication used to treat Black Fungus. With immediate effect, the export of these injections, identified by specific ITCHS Codes, has been restricted. This policy change aims to ensure domestic availability of the drug.
The Central Government has issued an amendmentin the Export Policy of Amphotericin-B injections used to treat Black Fungus. As such, the export of Amphotericin-B injections falling under the ITCHS Codes specified above or falling under any other HS Code has been restricted, with immediate effect. Read the official notification below:
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE INDUSTRY
(Department of Commerce)
(DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF FOREIGN TRADE)
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 1st June, 2021
No. 07/2015-2020
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FAQ :
The export of Amphotericin-B injections has been restricted with immediate effect.
The amendment is related to the treatment of Black Fungus, implying a need to secure domestic supply.
The restriction on the export of Amphotericin-B injections is effective immediately.
Amphotericin-B injections falling under specified ITCHS Codes (Ex 30049029, Ex 30049099) and any other HS Code are affected.
The amendment was issued by the Central Government through the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Directorate General of Foreign Trade.