2. the import policy. India has announced a policy of export-import (Export-Import Policy) that will be used during the 1997-2002 (2540-2545), effective April 1 2540. The objectives of the policy are as follows:-To raise the level of the country into the world market and benefit more. From the expansion of world markets.-To supply raw materials, semi-finished products Parts and products for domestic production. To stimulate the economic growth of the country.-To raise the whole agricultural sector production technology Industry and services provide an item that has a standard accepted by the international market opportunities and competitive in the world.-To give consumers consume quality goods at reasonable prices.India a new import policy changes (during 1997-1998) as follows: 1. liberalization for imported goods number 542 items that previously Restricted Items listed for import. It is a list item, the import is a common (Open General Licence: OGL) and must have the consent of special import (Special Import Licence: SIL). 2. make a list of about 150 products are now imported with a special passport (SIL) and 60 items from the import list must have a special license (SIL) is a book by 70 per cent and a list of items that the list of Restricted Items is changed from a list of consumer products (Consumer Goods) also does not change. 3. consent to import a project imported goods for Duty Free and consent in advance (Advance Licence) has expanded the age of consent is 18 months from 12 months. Subsequently, India have been revised more export-import policy, such as the order to be consistent with the situation in the world and has used export-import policy, 1999-2000, which is valid from April 1 2542 (1999) and the export-import policy for 2001-2002 are valid from April 1 2544 (2001): documentation, 1 and 2. In addition, India has released customs declarations when January 1 2001 (so as to export-import policies that were enacted during the 1997-2002) by the standard.For goods imported 131 (detail: enclosure) must notify the quantity and weight. containers and the need to inform.-The name of the importer-The name of the item.The net quantity of the goods in accordance with the standard-weight and unit of measure.-The month of manufacture or packing or import.-Maximum retail price, which is the price including tax, freight and other expenses, including advertising.-Item 131 items must follow the standards of India (Indian Standard Quality) and producer/exporter will need to be registered with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).Note(1) as India's Government adopted policies to comply with the obligations that India has made to the World Trade Organization. (WTO), to open the market of goods to be imported.(2) in India by Liberal, but in the details of the complicated in practice, on the import of agricultural products, especially in terms of.(3), India has not given details of the quantity of the import licensing obligations that India has made to the WTO.
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