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Ashutosh Bajpai
Singapore, 22nd August 2012
Trade & Logistics in India
Agenda
� India’s Trade Performance and Enabling Infrastructure
� DHL in India
� Custom Clearance in India
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India’s Trade Performance and Enabling Infrastructure
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India’s Trade Performance and Enabling Infrastructure
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India Trade Trend – Lane & Commodities
India’s Exports & YOY Growth India’s Imports & YOY Growth
29%
12%- 3%
41%
35%
20% -4%
28%
32%21%
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02006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
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Top 5 Key Export Lanes Contribution %
UAE 14 %
USA 10 %
China 8 %
Singapore 4 %
Hong Kong 4%
Top 5 Key Import Lanes Contribution %
China 11 %
UAE 8 %
Switzerland 6 %
Saudi Arabia 6 %
USA 5 %
Singapore ranks 4th as an Export Partner for India & 18th in terms of Imports
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Export to SIN & YOY Growth Import from SIN & YOY Growth
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40% 48%- 7%
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02006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
02006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Top 5 Key Commodities for Export Contribution %
Petroleum & Crude 54 %
Transport Equipment 15 %
Other commodities 6 %
Machinery 5 %
Gems & Jewellery 4%
Top 5 Key Commodities for Import Contribution %
Petroleum & Crude 35 %
Electronic Goods 18 %
Chemical & Related 16 %
Non-electrical machinery 7 %
Artificial resins & plastic 5 %
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India Exports to the World 2010-11
Sr. No. Item USD Billion
% of
Total Exports
1 Gems, Precious Metals and Jewelry 44 17
2 Mineral Fuels and Petrochemical Products 43 17
3 Iron and Steel 14 5
4 Apparel 12 5
5 Electrical and Electronics Products 10 4
6 Automobiles and Auto Parts 9 4
7 Organic Chemicals 9 4
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7 Organic Chemicals 9 4
8 Machinery and Engineering Products 9 4
9 Cotton 7 3
10 Pharmaceuticals 7 3
11 Ships and Transport Machinery (incl rolling stock) 5 2
Total Value and Share of Top 11 Exports 168 67
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India Imports 2010-11
Sr. No. Item USD Bn
% of Total
Imports
1 Mineral Fuels and Petrochemicals 116 31
2 Gems, Precious Metals and Jewelry 77 21
3 Machinery and Engineering Products 29 8
4 Electrical and Electronics Products 27 7
5 Organic Chemicals 13 3
6 Iron and Steel 11 3
7 Fertilizers 6 2
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7 Fertilizers 6 2
8 Edible Oils 7 2
9 Project Goods (Heavy Machinery) 6 2
10 Plastic and Related Goods 8 2
11 Metal Ores 5 1
Value & Share of Top 11 Import Items 305 82Source: DGCIS, Ministry of Commerce, India
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Air Cargo Dwell Time: Major Asian Air-hubs Vs Indian Airports
Airport Export Dwell Time (Hrs) Import Dwell Time (Hrs)
SINGAPORE 6 4
INCHEON 3 5
DUBAI 3 4
HONG KONG 4 6
DELHI 36 129
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DELHI 36 129
MUMBAI 48 96
BANGALORE 36 48
Source - Working Group Report on Air Cargo Logistics in India, Ministry of Civil Aviation
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World Economic Forum’s Enabling Trade Index 2008 Vs 2012
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World Bank Logistics Performance Index 2012 Ranking
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Clearance Turn Around Time in India
Studies on clearance of Export shipments
infer that a lot of time and activities are
required to clear shipments.
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Export
clearance
process part 1
Clearance Turn Around Time in India
Good news is that lot of efforts are being
made to reduce unnecessary activities and
turn around time
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Export
clearance
process part 2
DHL in India
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DHL in India
DHL Group in India
Combined
5000+ employees 7,825+ employees1,480+ employees1,630+ employees
Established in 1997 Established in 1983 Over 30 years of experience in India
Established in 1996Established in 1979
680+ contracted vehicles
400+ vehicles
6,280 vehicles 9300+ vehicles
15,900+ employees
2000+ contracted vehicles
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33 Locations; 27 cities
Free Trade Zone facility at Tamil Nadu
116 warehouses, 4 MN sq.ft.
25,710+
locations ; 550 cities
36,670+ locations, 1.8 MN+ sq. ft. facility space
Servicing over 36,000 locations,5.85 MN+ sq. ft. warehouse space
Air 262,130 shipments / 122,770 tons. Ocean 84,970 TEU Customs Clearances 123,910 shipments (2011)
Over 9 MN shipments (2011)
Moving 99 MN+ shipments
98.85 MNShipments (2011)
400+ vehicles
29 Air & 32 Ocean Preferred Carrier Partners
3 freighters, 100 CAL flight options
7 freighters & 12 domestic hubs
10 freighters, 100 CAL flight options, 12 domestic hubs
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No. 1 in India for International & Domestic Express, Ocean Freight & Air Freight, and Supply Chain services
vehicles
Managed 181.3 MN throughput for SPL and CL customers (2011)
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DHL Express India Factsheet
DHL Factsheet
Start of Operations 1979
Service Centers 25
Gateways 4
Cities – Bluedart 642
Post codes – Bluedart 3548
DHL has the widest network in
India in collaboration with
BlueDart
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Post codes – Bluedart 3548
Clearance Experts 281
Shipments handled per day(Documents + Parcels)
30,000
Tonnage/Day 116
Number of Vehicles 405
Number of Freighters 15 freighters per week
DHL Express’ Reach in India
COMPANY KEY FACTS
India Reach ** 547 cities
India Retail
Footprint 458
Number of Domestic
Flights
7 Freighters
with 70 Route
Connections
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FlightsConnections
No one knows India better than DHL
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DHL Express India – Best in Class
1st International Air Express Company
First Import Express service in India
Excellent Customer Service
The first International air express company to operate in India in 1979providing air express services
DHL is the first express company to provide 24/7 customer hotline in
India & has the maximum number of CS agents
DHL is the first international express company to start the Import Express Servicein India, gathered almost the entire market at ~90% share
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Widest Range of Product Portfolio
First International Express company to have an in-house custom clearance team
Market Leader
Established as the Most Trusted Brand in India
DHL provides the widest range of international express, freight and logistics services to the customers across all industries in India
DHL is the first International Express Company in India to have an in-house custom clearance team at the Air side bettering the clearance time & process
DHL continued to outgrow the market and competitors in 2011
(DHL IN – 43%, FedEx - 16%, TNT - 9%, UPS - 4%)
DHL received many accolades for Branding in 2011 such as Readers Digest Brand Awards, Superbrand, Award for Brand Leadership among many others
DHL Customs Clearance Expertise
� Courier and Cargo clearance capability at Bangalore, Delhi, Chennai,
Kolkata, Mumbai
� Only Company to have Express clearance Custodianship at
Bangalore
� Formal clearances of EOU, Aviation, SEZ, high value shipments
on the express mode providing express TAT
� Trans-shipment capability on courier & cargo mode
� With > 250 clearance staff, DHL ensures a smooth and faster
MORE THAN 80% OF SHIPMENTS ARE CLEARED
BEFORE ARRIVAL
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� With > 250 clearance staff, DHL ensures a smooth and faster
clearance experience
� Dedicated clearance support resource to key customers
� Dedicated desk for handling & solving clearance related queries
� In house training programs to enhance the technical as well as process knowledge.
� DHL conducts a training for its clearance staff called “Customs College” in association with University of Canberra, Australia
� Express EDI project being planned and executed as a DHL-Customs partnership initiative
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Customs Clearance in India
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Customs Clearance in India
Operation
Advanced IGM
filing / aircraft Receipt of ULD Allotment of
IWR (Inward
Stacking of
cargo at the
Cargo is ready
for access now,
to apply for
Location Slip
Air Import Cargo Process
1 2 3 4 5
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Activity
filing / aircraft
arrival &
unloading of
Unit Loading
Device (ULD)
Receipt of ULD
in Receiving
Area &
Depalletisation
IWR (Inward
Receipt #)
Allocation of
shed for storage
cargo at the
earmarked shed
followed by
update of
details in EDL
Location Slip
and to
commence
various process
of Clearance
and Delivery
activities
Handled by
Carriers / Ground
Handling by AAI
AAI or Carriers
Cargo Handling
Agent
AAI – Manual
ProcessAAI AAI
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** AAI – Airport Authority of India
Overview of Inbound Clearance Process
Courier Express Mode Air Freight Mode
IMPORTS
AIR MODE
Custo
ms C
leara
nce M
odes
Formal Informal
SEA FREIGHT MODE
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Courier Manual Formal BOE . Courier EDI expected soon
EDI BOE (applicable only for Cargo)
Custo
ms C
leara
nce M
odes
Formal Informal
Form IV Form VConsolidatedor Single BOE
Gifts &
Samples
Value < INR
10 000
(SGD224)
Dutiable,
Commercial
Shpts Value Till
INR 100000
(SGD 2240)
Value > INR 100000
(SGD 2240) Shipment
cleared under special
requirement
Cargo shipments including shipments
cleared under license. Also applicable
for special categories like EOU, SEZ,
SVB, CENVAT, NOC, temporary
import, etc
Criteria for Air Import Clearance Mode in India
Courier Mode Freight (Cargo) Mode
� Weight of each individual package <
70 kgs. Example weight of shipment is
100 kgs. and the weight of each
package is 50 kgs. This shipment can
land on the courier mode.
� Shipment that does not require
� All items other than those which are
prohibited for import into India as per
the import export policy of India
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� Shipment that does not require
consignee broker clearances
� Shipment does not consist of Gold,
Silver, Precious/semi-precious stones
or any other precious metals or
jewellery item.
� Shipment that does not require any
special approval or licences
Import Custom Clearance Process for Cargo Mode
Activity
Online Filling of Bill of Entry with
Pre-alert Documents
Custom EDI permits Clearance under RMS
(Risk Management Scheme) or under ACP
(Accredited Client Program) scheme(Similar to Green
Channel)
Bill of Entry Print and ready for Payment of duty
(Assessment & Examination has not
Bill of Entry will be prescribed for assessment
Bill of Entry Assessment
Cargo retrieval & Custom Inspection
Bill of Entry Assessment
For other schemes For first time check
** Documents -
Supplier Invoice &
Packing List, HAWB
Copy with MAWB
details
Import custom clearance generally take 3 to 5 days.
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Examination has not been Prescribed)
Payment of duty and obtain Out of Charge
after verification of Marks & number of the selected
packages
Pay AAI charges. Apply for Gate Pass
and take delivery
Loading into trucks & handling over of
transport documents to the vehicle driver
BOE ready / Pay Duty
Cargo retrieval & custom inspection
Custom release payment of AAI dues and apply
gate pass
BOE ready / Pay Duty
Prohibited and Restricted commodities
PROHIBITED
Animals, fish, birds (live)(Including mammals, reptiles, spiders, fish and birds)
Human remains or ashes
Bullion (of any precious metal)(Usually, but not limited to gold or silver in mass e.g. gold bars or ingots)
Cash (current legal tender) (bank notes, currency
RESTRICTED
Antiques and works of art
Banderols / tax stickers (Usually used on cigarettes or alcohol to indicate that duties and/or taxes have been paid)
Cigarettes
Dangerous Goods
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Cash (current legal tender) (bank notes, currency notes and coins) Note: Negotiable instruments in bearer form (whether “cash-like” or not) are under the restricted section and require a fully documented business case.
Loose precious stonesComplete firearms, ammunition, explosives / explosive devices
Imitation or replica firearms, ammunition, explosives / explosive devices
Illegal goods
Firearms parts
Furs and ivory
Jewellery, watches, precious metals (other than bullion)
Negotiable instruments in bearer form (whether cash-like or not)
Toy guns, air guns
Customs Duty Calculation - Illustration
Customs Duty Calculation as on 1st April 2012
Sl No Particular Calculation Duty % Value
a Assessable Value
CIF + 1% of CIF or fair value taken by
Customs 100.00
b Basic Customs Duty (BCD) % as per Customs Notification on (a) 10.0% 10.00
c Sub Total (a) + (b) 110.00
d Counter Veiling Duty (CVD) % on (c) 12.0% 13.20
e Aggregate Customs duty (b)+(d) 23.20
f Cess on Aggregate duty % on (e) 2.0% 0.46
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f Cess on Aggregate duty % on (e) 2.0% 0.46
g Hcess on Aggregate duty % on (e) 1.0% 0.23
h Sub Total of various duties (e) + (f )+ (g) 23.90
i Total duty before Sp. Additional Duty (a) + (h) 123.90
j Special Additional Duty % on (I) 4.0% 4.96
k Total duty (h)+ (j) 28.85
Effective duty % 28.85
Inco Term / Data point Particulars Units Value in Foreign Currency
FOB price As per invoice 100.00
Freight 20% of FOB or actual whichever is lesser 20% 20.00
Insurance 1.125% of FOB or actual whichever is lesser 1.125% 1.13
CIF Cost Insurance and freight 121.13
Exc Rate Exchange rate declared by Customs 42.10 5099
Landing A percentage on CIF Value 1% 1.21
Assessable Value Assessable Value 5100.57
Fair value Value taken by customs for shipments with no commercial value
Illustration for Calculating Assessable Value
Import Customs Clearance Mandatory Documents
One Time Requirement
Mandatory Documents Informal clearance Formal clearance
AWB � �
Invoice � �
Import Export Code � �
Packing List �
Consignee Authorisation Letter �
GATT & Importer declaration �
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For Customs Clearance of each and every shipment
�Pre-alert Documents consists of Commercial Invoice, HAWB,MAWB, Packing List
�HAWB Should have Invoice No’s covered under the said Shipment
�Commercial Invoice Should clearly specify the INCO TERMS
�Applicable Customs Duty Demand Draft
Note: - Paperwork requirement is dependent on a combination of factors like commodity, value, consignee, country of origin, clearance scheme and purpose of import. Various NOCs are required as per the law of the land and above factors
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Import Paperwork Check-list
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Export Paperwork Check-list - If no incentive claimed
Garment Shipment
D GSP/ Certificate of Origin
Handicraft Shipments
Software
Electronics/ Engineering Goods/ Automobiles
Pharmaceuticals/ Drugs
Liquids & Chemicals
CO
MM
OD
ITY
CA
TE
GO
RY
Export dutiable commodities
Silk Fabric (Contains 80% or More Silk)
Silk Garments (Contains 70% or More Silk)
Leather Shipment
COMMODITY PAPERWORK
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D GSP/ Certificate of Origin
O ARE 1
O SDF Form
O
O/D
D
O
D
O
O
O
O/D
O
O
O
O
MODVAT Declaration
STPI Approval
Non DG Declaration
MSDS
Non-antique certificate
Lab Analysis Report
Softex Form
GR Form
Phytosanitary Certificate (Quarantine)
In duplicate
Drug License
Leather Declaration
TSCA Certificate
CO
MM
OD
ITY
PA
PE
RW
OR
K Negative declaration
Only for US
Export Paperwork Check-list - Under incentive scheme
Exhibition Goods
O ITPO Invitation copy
O GR Waiver
Personal effects
Sec 74 ( Duty Drawback)
DEPB (Duty Entitlement Pass Book)
DFIA (Duty Free Import Authorization)
100% EOU (Export Oriented Unit)
EPCG (Export Promotion Capital Goods)
Repair and Return
FREE TRADE SAMPLE
DRAWBACK
DEEC (Duty Entitlement Export Certificate)
(If invoice value > INR 25K)
SCHEMES PAPERWORK
SC
HE
ME
S
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O GR Waiver
O Letter addressed to DC
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Customs Attested Invoice (Import)
Original Import BOE
Chartered Engineer Certificate
Drawback Declaration
Appendix III and IV
Annexure I and II
DFIA Declaration
DFIA details of Input and Output (in Duplicate)
Annexure C1
Sealed Envelope to ACC from Excise
DEEC Declaration
DEEC License Copy
Declaration for Imported/ Indigenous article
DEPB Declaration (Annexure D)
EPCG declaration
Copy of passport, ticket and departure certificate
SC
HE
ME
PA
PE
RW
OR
K
Triplicate Copy
Import copy
Only for garments
two copies
State the reason for export
No Objection Certificate (NOC) – points to be noted
Shipments may be sent for No Objection (NOC) to the various regulatory bodies also know
as allied acts. Some of key regulatory bodies examples are listed below :-
� NOC from Assistant Drug Controller (ADC) for
� Pharmaceuticals which includes formulations, intermediaries, raw Material, finished
products (prescribed & non-prescribed drugs)
� Cosmetics
� Food supplements
� Tissues, blood samples, etc
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� NOC from Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) for food products,
beverages, chocolates, cookies, edible items to be consumed by Humans
� NOC from Wild life regional office (WLRO) for leather, animal products, plants & plant
extracts
� NOC from Textile committee for Textile products like fabric, garments, etc
� Chemicals maybe sent for testing to get information on composition to establish value and
importability into India
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Key NOC / Testing requirements with reference to HS code
HS code 04 Dairy produce; edible products of animal origin {NOC from Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)} [NOC= No objection certification]
HS code 10 Cereals {NOC from Plant Quarantine Organization of India / Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)}
HS code 21 Miscellaneous edible preparations {NOC from Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)}
HS code 22 Beverages, spirits and vinegar. {NOC from Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)}
HS code 28 Inorganic chemicals; organic or inorganic compounds of precious metals, of rare-earth metals, of radioactive elements or of; isotopes {Laboratory testing to understand composition & value AND/OR Assistant Drug Controller (ADC) NOC}
HS code 29 Organic chemicals {Laboratory testing to understand composition & value AND/OR Assistant Drug Controller (ADC) NOC}
HS code 30 Pharmaceutical products { Assistant Drug Controller (ADC) NOC}
HS code 31 Fertilizers {Laboratory testing }
HS code 33 Perfumery, cosmetic or toilet preparations. { Assistant Drug Controller (ADC) NOC}
HS code 34 Soap, organic surface-active agents, washing preparations, lubricating preparations, artificial waxes, prepared waxes, polishing or scouring preparations,
candles and similar articles, modelling pastes, "dental waxes" and dental preparations with a basis of plaster. {Laboratory testing to understand composition & value AND/OR Assistant Drug Controller (ADC) NOC}
HS code 35 Enzymes. {Laboratory testing to understand composition & value AND/OR Assistant Drug Controller (ADC) NOC}
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HS code 35 Enzymes. {Laboratory testing to understand composition & value AND/OR Assistant Drug Controller (ADC) NOC}
HS code 38 Miscellaneous chemical products. {Laboratory testing to understand composition & value AND/OR Assistant Drug Controller (ADC) NOC}
HS code 41 Raw hides and skins (other than fur skins) and leather. {Wild Life Regional Office (WLRO) NOC}
HS code 42 Articles of leather; articles of animal gut (other than silk-worm gut) : {Wild Life Regional Office (WLRO) NOC}
HS code 43 Fur skins and artificial fur, {Wild Life Regional Office (WLRO) NOC}
HS code 50 Silk {Wild Life Regional Office (WLRO) / Silk Board NOC }
HS code 51 Wool, fine or coarse animal hair; horse hair yarn and woven fabric {Wild Life Regional Office (WLRO) NOC}
HS code 52 Cotton Fabric {Laboratory testing for hazardous chemicals (AZO dyes) }
HS code 53 Fabrics {Laboratory testing for hazardous chemicals }
HS code 58 Special woven fabrics; tufted textile fabrics; lace; tapestries; trimmings; embroidery. {Laboratory testing for hazardous chemicals }
HS code 59 Impregnated, coated, covered or laminated textile fabrics; textile articles of a kind suitable for industrial use. {Laboratory testing for hazardous chemicals }
HS code 60 Knitted or crocheted fabrics {Laboratory testing for hazardous chemicals }
HS code 61 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories knitted or crocheted. {Laboratory testing for hazardous chemicals }
HS code 62 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted. {Laboratory testing for hazardous chemicals }
HS code 63 Other made up textile articles; sets; worn clothing and worn textile articles; rags. {Laboratory testing for hazardous chemicals }
HS code 71 Natural or cultured pearls, precious or semi-precious stones, precious metals, metals clad with precious metal and articles thereof; imitation jewellery; coin. {Wild Life Regional Office (WLRO) / Jewellery expert NOC}
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