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Instruction No. 25/2021-Customs F.No. 401/88/2021-Cus-Ill Government of India Ministry of Finance Department of Revenue (Central Board of Indirect Taxes Customs) North Block, New Delhi Dated 24th November, 2021 To All Principal Chief Commissioner/ Chief Commissioner of Customs/ Cus
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FAQ :
The main concern is that tea imported from Nepal is being sold domestically as 'Darjeeling Tea', which adversely impacts the interests and reputation of genuine Darjeeling Tea planters.
Importers must comply with the Food Safety Standards (FSS) (Import) Regulations, 2017, and the Tea (Distribution & Export) Control Order, 2005. This includes obtaining a license and a clearance certificate from the Tea Board, as well as a clearance certificate from the Tea Council of India.
Yes, the trade treaty between India and Nepal allows for mandatory sanitary and phytosanitary certificates before products can be imported into each country.
The primary purpose of the FSS (Import) Regulations is to ensure that substandard food items are not imported into India.
The instructions are directed to all Principal Chief Commissioners/Chief Commissioners of Customs and Central Excise & Customs, requesting them to take necessary action to ensure strict compliance.
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Notification No : Instruction No. 25/2021-CustomsPublished in Custom
Source : https://www.cbic.gov.in/resources//htdocs-cbec/customs/cs-instructions/cs-instructions-2021/cs-ins-25-2021.pdf