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April-June 2018 www.aecci.org.in

EGC INDIA, Office no. 603, Hilton Centre, Sector-11, CBD Belapur,

Dear Esteemed Members

AECCI QUARTERLY BRIEF ( APRIL TO JUNE 2018 )

DATE OF ISSUE : 01.07.2018

stVOL-10/1 quarter (2018)

Message From The Chairman

Industry-News

Notications

Bilaterals

Trade Notice

Reference Exporters

AECCI Wing

Reach Us

We at AECCI are deeply proud to mark our 3rd Anniversary – it's time to celebrate as we enter our chamber's 4th year. On behalf of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee, I thank all our members who have contributed to the growth and success of the chamber. Remembering the beginning of our journey in 2015, when we as a small group of professional decided to join the mission of our govt. for promoting the exports and today we are here with a long list of exporter members, getting benefitted with our sincere efforts of educating them and keeping them update with the business environment globally.Recent year was very special in terms of our getting official authorisation by Ministry of Commerce, Govt. of India to issue Certificate of Origin (Non-Preferential). Recalling some milestones, various Wings of AECCI, which are augmented with the experts from different fields, long list of events and seminars conducted for exporters, 10 issues of our quarterly publications and top at all our recent venture: First issue of AECI Annual Magazine Global Perspective 2017-18, where all the Asian Countries are highlighted with details of trade opportunities available there. Magazine has got such a vast scope and warm response, keeping us ready for next something very big and informative for the export industry.Adding to the pride list, I happily share with you that for the convenience of our exporter members from Mumbai, we have started our Trade Assistance Centres in Fort (Mumbai) and Andheri (Mumbai), in these centres you can get complete trade related assistance or knowledge. In order to serve our members from distant places, very soon we will mark our presence in other major cities of India.We extend a heartfelt thanks to each and every member of chamber for their contribution and in this month of celebration we have honoured some of very active members. I am sure next turn would be yours. Please be participative as with your active participation our efforts becomes fruitful. To make connections, build relationships and for new learning keep on sharing the ideas and opinions.Once again my heartiest congratulation to the MoC&I, Diplomat Missions, AECCI Sponsors, Associate members, Whole Team, Executive Committee and the board members on completion of AECCI's three years as a chamber of Commerce.

Trade Key

Prestigious Members

MEIS I SEIS

Events

27/06/2018: Trump administration has told all countries, to stop their oil imports from Iran by

November 4 or face sanctions for carrying out any transaction with Tehran as there would be "zero"

waivers to any country. Companies from India and China would also be facing the same sanctions as

the companies from other countries.

19/06/2018: Indian Govt. has extended the ban on import of milk and milk products including

chocolates and candies from China for six more months till December 23, 2018. The ban was imposed

back on September 24, 2008. The ban has been extended from time to time since then.

06/06/2018: To make adequate loans available to micro and small enterprises (MSEs), the

government has tripled its corpus of credit guarantee scheme to Rs 8,000 crore. To remove the major

deadlock that was stopping the NBFCs from extending loan services to MSEs, the government has

allowed non-banking nancial companies (NBFCs), along with banks, to avail ofcial guarantees to

extend credit to such units, MSME Secretary Arun Kumar Panda told the media.

31/05/18: Indian Govt. is planning to import gold from Russia to help gems and jewellery

exporters provided they agree to ship out the entire consignment after value addition. Under the

'bonded basis' imports, the duty free consignment will not be allowed for domestic use and the

entire gold will have to be exported after value addition.

31/05/2018: The World Trade Organisation's (WTO) dispute settlement body has accepted

USA's request to set up a dispute panel to examine allegations against certain alleged export

subsidy measures in India."At its meeting on 28 May, the WTO's Dispute Settlement Body agreed

to a request from the United States for the establishment of a dispute panel to examine certain

alleged export subsidy measures in India," the WTO said in a statement.

29/05/2018: The labour intensive sectors such as Handlooms, Handicraft, Leather, Marine, Sports

Goods and Toys sectors have been provided with duty free entitlements (only basic customs duty

free) with effect from July 1, 2017. For this, a new para has been inserted in the Foreign Trade Policy

2015-2020 with effect from April 1, 2015.Handicraft EPC is now authorized to import trimmings,

embellishments and consumables on behalf of those exporters for whom directly importing may not be

viable.

25/05/2018: DGFT has amended the eligibility criteria under Service Exports from India Scheme

(SEIS), according to this service provider should have minimum net free foreign exchange earning of

USD 15,000 in the year of rendering service to qualify for duty credit scrip. Earlier it was in the preceding

year rather than the rendering year.

04/05/2018: China has exempted import duties for as many as 28 drugs (including all cancer drugs)

from May 1, This move of China would boost Indian pharmaceutical industry and medicine export.

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(NEWS SOURCE: KNN INDIA)

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(NEWS SOURCE: KNN INDIA)

22-06-2018

Notication under Section 7 notifying Surat airport as Customs airport.

DGFT/CUSTOMS NOTIFICATIONS (APRIL TO JUNE 2018)

DGFT / CUSTOMS

DGFT Notication No.14/2015-2020

08-06-2018Notication No.

51/2018 - Customs (N.T.)

Clearance of goods through FPOs.04-06-2018

Customs Instruction No. 11/2018

Revised instruction for stufng and sealing of reefer containers- reg.

30-05-2018Circular No.

13/2018-Customs

Single Window Project- clearance of food consignments by Customs ofcers at locations where FSSAI has provided delegation-reg.

29-05-2018Customs Instruction No.

10/2018

Enhancement in rate of rewards for MEIS Sl.No.207, HS Code 07122000.

24-05-2018Public Notice No.

11/2015-2020-DGFT

Maintenance of Annual Average Export Obligation22-05-2018

Public Notice No. 10/2015-2020-DGFT

"Tariff Notication in respect of Fixation of Tariff Value of Edible Oils, Brass Scrap, Poppy Seeds, Areca Nut, Gold and Sliver- Reg"

15-05-2018Notication No.

42/ 2018 -Customs (N.T.)

Implementation of the Track and Trace System for export of pharmaceuticals and drug consignments alongwith maintaining the parent-child relationship in the levels of packaging and their movement in supply chain - extension of date implementation regarding

09-05-2018Public Notice No.

05/2015-2020-DGFT

Export Policy of Edilble Oils - Removal of Prohibition on Export of all varieties of Edible Oil, except Mustard Oil

06-04-2018DGFT Notication No.

01/2015-2020

Clarication regarding export policy of Roasted Gram - Remval of packing restriction.

04-04-2018DGFT Policy Circular No.

05/2015-20

Prohibition on import of milk and milk products from China.

(Source: CBEC & DGFT WEBLINKS)

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June2018 India-Mongolia: During the ofcial visit of Home Minister Rajnath Singh to Mongolia from

June 21-24, the two countries have agreed to increase cooperation in trade and other areas, both

sides agreed on the need to step up cooperation in a number of areas such as air connectivity,

trade and economic cooperation, energy security, mining, traditional medicine, animal husbandry,

capacity building, education, people-to-people contacts, media exchanges and cooperation in lms,

an ofcial release said.

June2018 India-Australia: Hon Minister of Commerce, Sh. Suresh Prabhu co-chaired the 15th

Session of the India-Australia Joint Ministerial Commission with the Australian Minister for Trade,

Tourism and Investment, Steven Ciobo, in Canberra today. Both Ministers emphasized the need for

growth in two-way trade and investment. They discussed about how mutual strengths could

contribute to economic modernization.

June2018 India-China: As per the latest update from Ministry of Finance, China will remove all

import tariffs on soybeans from Bangladesh, India, Laos, South Korea and Sri Lanka. These came

after high penalties of US soyabean imports. The current tariff is around 3% and it will be removed

from July 1.

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(SOURCE: BILATERALS.ORG WEEKLY)

BILATERALS

IMPORTANT TRADE NOTICES BY DGFT

TRADE NOTICE NO. No. 02/2018-19

· Dated: 11.04.2018 : Regd: Facility to check status of IEC application.

Launch of facility to check status of Importer Exporter Code (IEC) application made to DGFT.

TRADE NOTICE NO. 9/2018-19

· Dated: 16.05.2018 : Regd: MOU between India and Mozambique

Implementation of MOU between India and Mozambique for import of pulses from Mozambique.

TRADE NOTICE NO. 13/2018-19

· Dated: 22.05.2018 : Regd: Free Trade Agreement

Quota allotted under the Indo-Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement: Minutes of the Meeting dated 9.5.2018

TRADE NOTICE NO. 14/2018-19

· Dated: 22.05.2018 : Regd: MEIS Application for Project Exports

Guidelines for lng/processing of MEIS applications in case of Project Exports.

TRADE NOTICE NO. 15/2018-19

· Dated: 04.06.2018 : Regd: Requirement of DSC for online/digital payments.

Doing away with the requirement of DSC for online/digital payment through e-MPS.

TRADE NOTICE NO. 16/2018-19

· Dated: 07.06.2018 : Reg.: Focus Product Scheme Benets

Availability of benets under Focus Product Scheme to HS Code 8481 unnder , TRADE NOTICE NO. 18 /2015-20· Dated: 20.06.2018 : Regd: Aapplication for import / export of restricted items.

The requirement of submitting physical copy of application with DGFT for import/export license has been done away with immediate effect.)

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LEADS

AGRO IMPORTERS IN NEPAL

DATEAgro Enterprises Center, Teku, P.O. Box: 7651Fax: 977-1-4261671Phone: 4262245,4262260 E-mail: aec-fncci@mos.com.np

Sabha Inter Nepal Bhimsensthan, P.O. Box: 4879Fax: 977-1-4269176Phone: 4261562, 4269176E-mail: aaravagritech@wlink.com.np

Treata Agro Concern Pvt. Ltd. Bagbazar, GPO Box : 14216Fax: 977-1-245452, Ph: 4245067E-mail: treataagro@hotmail.com

E-mail: treataagro@hotmail.com

Maruti Trading Pvt. Ltd. Dharmapath, KathmanduTel:4244809,4223704Fax:977-1-4228562P.O.Box:872E-mail: atcargo@mos.com.np

Saraswati TradersJahada Road, BiratnagarTel:524274,522738Fax:977-21-527012P.O.Box:211E-mail: saraswati@ccsl.com.np

(FOOD TRADERS IN NEPAL)

Kushal Trade Links Pulchowk, LalitpurTel:5527421Fax:977-1-5525492P.O.Box:3864E-mail: kushal@ktlinks.com.np

Brajeshwari TradingBattisputali, KathmanduTel:4482366,4465890E-mail: brajeshwari_trading@yahoo.com

Bishesh Marketing Pvt. Ltd.Satdobato, LalitpurTel:5550291,5553158Fax:977-1-5550286E-mail: rice@wlink.com.np

Rishi Exim InternationalMitrapark, KathmanduPh:4468923/4486384Fax:977-1-4499042/4426815P.O.Box:623E-mail: rishiexim@wlink.com.np

Abdulkarim Elkhreiji Group

O Box: 276, Dammam 31411Tel. 00966-13-8324441 / 8329080 /8342326, Fax: 8349389 E-mail: ictcs@ace-dmm.khereiji.com

Abdullah Ahemd Balubadi Est.PO Box: 4500,Jeddah -21491Tel. 00966-12-6470615/ 6470870, Fax: 6481728 E-mail: balelec@shabakah.net.sa

(FOOD IMPORTERS IN SAUDI ARAB)

A.K. Almuhaidib & Sons

PO Box:30,Dammam 31411Tel. 00966-13-8328888/ 8322033, Fax: 8336082E-mail: info@mohaidib.com.sa

Abdullah Abbar & Ahemed ZainyPO Box: 5700, Jeddah -21432Tel. 00966-12-6474000, Fax: 6475542

E-mail: azcsjed@azcs.net

Abdullah Bahkim Est. for Trade PO Box: 16538, Jeddah -21474Tel. 00966-12-6480993, Fax: 6481426

E-mail: bahakim_sat@hotmail.com

Abdullah A. Al Munajem Sons Co. PO Box:2395, Riyadh 11451Tel. 00966-11-4787933, Fax: 4764318E-mail: info@munajem.com

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(EXPORTS FROM INDIA SCHEMES)

Incentives under Export from India Schemes are the Post-Export Incentive. These are available at post-shipment stage but they are connected with the documents generated at the time of shipment. Exporter need to pay adequate care and attention at the time of export shipment in providing complete and adequate information in the documents in a proper way, otherwise their claims for export incentives can be adversely affected. It is essential to the exporters to plan carefully in respect of incentives, even at the time of shipment.

Objective of the schemes is to provide rewards To exporters to offset infrastructural ineffciencies and associated costs. To provide exporters a level playing eld. To increase Export of Goods & Services

Applicability: Benet under Export from India Schemes applicable for Exports undertaken from 1st April 2015.

There shall be following two schemes for exports of Merchandise and Services respectively:(i) Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS). (ii) Service Exports from India Scheme (SEIS).Nature of Reward: Rewards under MEIS & SEIS will be provided in the form of Duty Credit Scrip. Duty Credit Scrip is freely transferable. Therefore if Exporter is not in position to use the Duty Credit Scrip, he can sell the same in open market.Duty Credit Scrips shall be granted as rewards under MEIS and SEIS. The Duty Credit Scrips and goods imported / domestically procured against them shall be freely transferable. These Scrip under MEIS & SEIS will be valid for 18 months from the date of issue and must be valid on the date on which actual Debit of duty is made. The Duty Credit Scrips can be used for:(i) Payment of Basic Customs Duty and Additional Customs Duty specied under sections 3 (1), 3 (3) and 3 (5) of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 for import of inputs or goods, including capital goods, as per DoR Notication, except items listed in Appendix 3A.(ii) Payment of Central excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods, (iii) Payment of Basic Customs Duty and Additional Customs Duty specied under Sections 3 (1), 3 (3) and 3 (5) of

the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 and fee as per paragraph 3.18 of this Policy.

Objective of the Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS) is to promote the manufacture and export of notied goods/ products.

Entitlement under MEIS Exports of notied goods/products with ITC[HS] code, to notied markets as listed in Appendix 3B, shall be rewarded under MEIS. Appendix 3B also lists the rate(s) of rewards on various notied products [ITC (HS) code wise]. The basis of calculation of reward would be on realised FOB value of exports in free foreign exchange, or on FOB value of exports as given in the Shipping Bills in freely convertible foreign currencies, whichever is less, unless otherwise specied.

Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS)

(i) Exports of goods through courier or foreign post office using ecommerce, as notified in Appendix 3C, of FOB value

upto Rs. 25000 per consignment shall be entitled for rewards under MEIS. (ii) If the value of exports using e-commerce platform is more than Rs 25000 per consignment then MEIS reward would

be limited to FOB value of Rs.25000 only. (iii) Such goods can be exported in manual mode through Foreign Post Offices at New Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai. (iv) Export of such goods under Courier Regulations shall be allowed manually on pilot basis through Airports at Delhi,

Mumbai and Chennai as per appropriate amendments in regulations to be made by Department of Revenue. Depart ment of Revenue shall fast track the implementation of EDI mode at courier terminals.

Export of goods through courier or foreign post ofces using eCommerce

Ineligible categories under MEIS: The following exports categories /sectors shall be ineligible for Duty Credit

Script entitlement under MEIS

(i) Supplies made from DTA units to SEZ units (ii) Export of imported goods covered under paragraph 2.46 of FTP; (iii) Exports through trans-shipment, meaning thereby exports that are originating in third country but

trans-ship p e d through India; (iv) Deemed Exports(v) SEZ/ EOU /EHTP/ BTP /FTWZ products exported through DTA units;(vi) Export products which are subject to Minimum export price or export duty.(vii) Exports made by units in FTWZ.

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Objective of Service Exports from India Scheme (SEIS) is to encourage and maximize export of notied Services from India.

Eligibility

(a) Service Providers of notied services, located in India, shall be rewarded under SEIS. Only Services rendered in the manner as per Para 9.51(i) and Para 9.51(ii) of this policy shall be eligible. The notied services and rates of rewards are listed in Appendix 3D.

(b) Such service provider should have minimum net free foreign exchange earnings of US$15,000 in year of rendering service to be eligible for Duty Credit Scrip. For Individual Service Providers and sole proprietorship, such minimum net free foreign exchange earnings criteria would be US$10,000 in year of rendering service.

(c) Payment in Indian Rupees for service charges earned on specied services, shall be treated as receipt in deemed foreign exchange as per guidelines of Reserve Bank of India. The list of such services is indicated in Appendix 3E.

(d) Net Foreign exchange earnings for the scheme are dened as under: Net Foreign Exchange = Gross Earnings of Foreign Exchange minus Total expenses / payment / remittances of Foreign Exchange by the IEC holder, relating to service sector in the Financial year.

(e) If the IEC holder is a manufacturer of goods as well as service provider, then the foreign exchange earnings and Total expenses / payment / remittances shall be taken into account for service sector only.

(f) In order to claim reward under the scheme, Service provider shall have to have an active IEC at the time of rendering such services for which rewards are claimed.

Ineligible categories under SEIS: Foreign exchange remittances other than those earned for rendering of notied services would not be counted for entitlement. Thus, other sources of foreign exchange earnings such as equity or debt participation, donations, receipts of repayment of loans etc. and any other inow of foreign exchange, unrelated to rendering of service, would be ineligible.

Entitlement under SEIS: Service Providers of eligible services shall be entitled to Duty Credit Scrip at notied rates (as given in Appendix 3D) on net foreign exchange earned.

Remittances through Credit Card and other instruments for MEIS and SEIS Free Foreign Exchange earned through international credit cards and other instruments, as permitted by RBI shall also be taken into account for computation of value of exports.

Effective date of schemes (MEIS and SEIS) The schemes shall come into force with effect from the date of notication of this Policy, i.e. the rewards under MEIS/SEIS shall be admissible for exports made/services rendered on or after the date of notication of this Policy

Special Provisions

(a) Government reserves the right in public interest, to specify export products or services or markets, which shall not be eligible for computation of entitlement of duty credit scrip.

(b) Government reserves the right to impose restriction / change the rate/ceiling on Duty Credit Scrip under this chapter.

(c) Government may also notify goods in Appendix 3A which shall not be allowed for debiting through Duty Credit Scrips in case of import.

(d) Government may prescribe value cap of any kind for a product(s) or limit total reward per IEC holder under this chapter at any time.

Service Exports from India Scheme (SEIS)

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WELCOME TO New Associate Members:

Member's Corner:

1. JAIRAJ ADI GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTS LLP2. MAGNUM CARGO PVT. LTD.3. PRAKRUTI REMEDIES PVT. LTD.4. ROYAL CARGO LOGYSIS5. INDIAN GARDEN

Newly Enrolled Non-Members:1. TRANS IMPEX SHIPPING2. AUTOCNTROL PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION PVT. LTD.3. NOVKAR CONTAINER LINE4. OV SHIPPING AGENCIES.5. SWASTIK SHIPPING SERVICES

Mr. Aniket Ashok Chavan (Director)

M/s. CARDKEM PHARMA PVT. LTD.(Mfg. of APIs' Intermediates and Fine Chemicals).Add: #2301-02, GIDC Estate, Ankleshwar-393002, Dist. Bharuch (Guj)Tel.: + 91 2646-651977, 651980/81, Fax.:+ 91 2646-250052Email.: info@caedkem.com

Deeply engaged in to series of phase transfer catalyst, bromination nad bromides, methylation, diazotization and various API intermediates).

Mr. Suresh H. Shah (Partner)

M/s. JYOTI IMPEX (Importers, Exporters & Indenting Agent)

Head Ofce: Prime Busness Centre, No. 26/2, BG-3, Ground Floor, Brigade Majestic, 1 Main Road Gandhi Nagar, Bangalore-560009Branch Ofce: 207, Zest Business Spaces, M.G. Road, Ghatkopar (East) Mumbai 400077. Tel: +22 2501 5081 upto 86, Fax: +22 2501 2626, Email: admin@jyotiimpex.co.in, Website: www.jyotiimpex.co.in

Specialised in Steel, Construction Machinery and Equipment, Engineering Supplies,Cables and Household Wire, Scaffolding Equipment, Electrical Panels and Equipment, Sanitary Fittings, Plywood, Veneer, Vehicles, Industrial Safety Equipments, Medicines and Medical Products.

Special Attraction:

CHA: BROWN BULL CLEARING PVT. LTD. rd(Honoured with “Certificate of Appreciation” on 3 Anniversary of AECCI

EXPORTER: H. K. ENZYMES & BIO CHEMICALS PVT LTD, rd(Honoured with Certificate of “Long Time Member” on 3 Anniversary of AECCI

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AECCI ANNUAL MAGAZINE GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE 2017-18Launching Ceremony

RECENT EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

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rdAECCI 3 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

RECENT EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

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“TAPPING INTERNATIONAL BUYERS”(AECCI -WTC- MACCIA)

RECENT EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

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UPCOMING EVENTS

A Workshop on

"Steps to Successful Exporting”

Scheduled for 14.07.2018

(Saturday)

Timing: 11:30 am to 3 pm

Call 8433720996.

for further enquiry.

A Workshop on

"Dos and Donts for CHAs”

Scheduled for 18.08.2018

(Saturday)

Timing: 11:30 am to 3 pm

Call 8433720996

for further enquiry.

AECCI Export Training Program

(Learn A – Z of Exports)

Can be arranged as per

Convenience of interested ones.

Call 8433720996

for further enquiry.

UPCOMING EVENT: EXPORT TRAINING PROGRAM (LEARN A – Z OF EXPORTS) To know more call us at 022-41271145-46

DATEBasic Export Training(ONE & HALF DAY PROGRAM)

• Setting up Export Business• EPC/COC/Consuls/Embassies• Payment terms, Letter of credit

under UCP 600 and incoterms• FTP2015-20 highlights• Expor t Documentation(Pre-

Post)• Export Benets as per FTP

2015-20

• Setting up Export Business• EPC/COC/Consuls/Embassies• Payment terms, Letter of credit

under UCP 600 and incoterms• FTP2015-20 highlights• Expor t Documentation(Pre-

Post)• Export Benets as per FTP

2015-20

• Setting up Export Business• EPC/COC/Consuls/Embassies• Payment terms, Letter of credit

under UCP 600 and incoterms• FTP2015-20 highlights• Expor t Documentation(Pre-

Post)• Export Benets as per FTP

2015-20

Intermediate Export Training (TWO DAYS PROGRAM)

Advanced Export Training(THREE DAYS PROGRAM)

• Logistics & Custom Clearance Procedure• What a successful exporter

should know about imports• Reliability check of buyers and

suppliers.

• Logistics & Custom Clearance Procedure• What a successful exporter

should know about imports• Reliability check of buyers and

suppliers.

• Arbitration (Add. Dispute Resolution)

• How to nd international buyers

• Intellectual Property Rights.

A�en�on:Exporters/Importers/Manufacturers/Traders/Proprietors/

CHAs/ Shipping Lines/Forwarders/Logis�cs Houses.AECCI is pleased to announce that we are officially authorized by the

Ministry of Commerce, Government of India to issue

Cer�ficate of Origin (Non Preferen�al)in respect of goods exported from India vide the

DGFT Public No�ce no. 55/2015-20, Dated:18.01.2018.We invite you all to forward your enquiries for

Membership at , & COO (NP) at membership@aecci.org.in ed@aecci.org.inTo know more you can reach us at 022-41271145/46 and 8433720996.

Asian Exporters' Chamber Of Commerce And Industry 604 | 6th floor | Hilton Center | Plot No.66 | Sector No.11 | CBD Belapur | Navi Mumbai-400614

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AECCI Trade Key Section:

Trade KeyEXPOs/BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES:

The 'Open to Export International Business Awards' for SMEs

We are delighted to share with you all that The 'Open to Export International Business Awards' are an

initiative launched with the support of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC),

and the Institute of Export & International Trade (IOE&IT).

The International Business Awards are a great opportunity for SMEs in any country to win $5000 towards their export plans using the 'Export Action Plan' online tool on Open to Export.

https://opentoexport.com/international-business-awards/

Companies have until August 10th to enter, and 10 shortlisted nalists will then pitch their businesses to the international media,

international government ofcials, and global business leaders at the WTO Public Forum in Geneva in October.

Information from Embassy of Georgia in New Delhi

A Sales Offer for Blueberry Harvest 2018 by JSC “Varnik Agro”.For Details You can reach to

Nino Cholokashvili (E-mail: Mob: (+995) 599 933 311;ncholokashvili@partnershipfund.ge)Irakli Nachkebia (E-mail: Mob: (+995) 595 325 600.inachkebia@partnershipfund.ge)

Information from Embassy of India, Beirut (Lebanon)nd

2 Lebanon SME Conference & Exhibition (LSMEC-2018) is being organized with a new concept and a new effective vision

towards delivering a highly informative and engaging event that truly empowers and celebrates the Lebanese entrepreneurial spirit.

rd thThe event will be held on the 23 - 24 of October 2018 at Le Royal Hotel Dbayeh.For further information, please reach to: com.beirut@mea.gov.in

Information from the Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mumbai

th19 International Food Exhibition iFoodexpo 2018

will be held at International Exhibition Centre of Mshhad in the th thNorth Eastern Province of the Islamic Republic of Iran from 24 to 27 Aug, 2018.

Interested parties can contact to the organisers at: www.ifoodexpo.comTel.: +9851-31519

Information from Embassy of Georgia in New Delhi

A Global Business & Investment Forum titled st“Business Sustainability – A Key Business Value of the 21 Century”

organised by the Business Ladies and Georgia and Asia-Africa Chamber of Commerce, will be held in Tbilisi, Georgia on October 5-, 2018.

Additional information regarding this forum can be obtained on the website of the event: ubl.ge/en

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