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PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 69(RE-02), DT. 10/03/2003

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Amendments/ Corrections in the Schedule of DEPB Rates

PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 69/2002-07, Dt. 10/03/2003

Amendments/ Corrections in the Schedule of DEPB Rates

In exercise of powers conferred under paragraph 2.4 of the Export and Import Policy, 2002-07 and paragraph 1.1 of Handbook (Vol.1), the Director General of Foreign Trade hereby makes the following correction/amendment in the book titled "Schedule of DEPB Rates."

1) Product Group: Engineering Product Code: 61

The following entries are corrected as under:

S.No.Export ProductDEPB RateValue Cap for DEPB entitlement
114Brass Tubes 16.00 Rs. 150/kg
341Non Alloy Steel Wire Coated/ Plated or otherwise17.00Rs. 30/kg
416Seamless Stainless Steel Tubes (Cold Finished)20.00Rs. 80/kg
417Fully Threaded Rod (Galvanised)18.00Rs.30/kg


2. Product Group: Chemicals Product Code: 62

The following entry is corrected as under:

S.No.Export ProductDEPB RateValue Cap for DEPB entitlement
837Chlorhexidine Base/ Gluconate11.00 


3. In the Annexure-II of Public Notice No. 62 (RE-2002)/2002-2007 dated 17.02.2003 against entry at S.No. 575 of Product Group Engineering Product Code-61, the effective period shall be shown as 03.01.2003.

The corrected entry is reproduced below:-

PRODUCT GROUP-ENGINEERING PRODUCT CODE - 61

S.No.Description of Export ProductDEPB RateValue CapEffective Period
575Agricultural sprinkler mainly made of Brass5.00 03.01.2003 onwards


This issues in Public Interest

( L. MANSINGH )
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF FOREIGN TRADE

( C.V.L.N. PRASAD )
DY. DIRECTOR GENERAL OF FOREIGN TRADE

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