DGFT

Export of PPE Kit, 2/3 ply surgical masks, N-95 and equivalent masks allowed

Export of PPE Kit, 2/3 ply surgical masks, N-95 and equivalent masks allowed

DGFT vide Notification No. 29 dated 25.08.2020 has removed restriction on export of PPE medical coveralls & 2/3 ply surgical masks & allowed export of N-95 and equivalent masks under monthly quota.

The Notification issued in this regard is as under:

(To be published in the Gazette of India Extraordinary Part-11, Section- 3, Sub-Section (li))

Government of India
Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Department of Commerce
Directorate General of Foreign Trade
Udyog Bhawan
New Delhi

Notification No. 29/2015-2020

Dated: 25th August, 2020

Subject: -Amendment in Export Policy of Personal Protection Equipment/Masks

S.0. (E) In exercise of powers conferred by Section 3 of the Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act, 1992 (No. 22 of 1992), as amended, read with Para 1.02 and 2.01 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2015-20, the Central Government hereby makes following amendment in the Notification No. 21 dated 28.07.2020 amending the Schedule 2 of the lTC (HS) Export Policy 2018 related to the export of Personal Protection Equipments/ Masks, as under :

Serial
Number

lTC  HS
Codes

Description

Export Policy

Policy Condition

 

207A 

901850

901890

9020

392690

621790

630790

Following Personal Protection Equipments (PPEs) exported either as part of kits or as individual items –

 

1. Medical Coveralls  of all Classes/ Categories

Free

PPE medical coveralls are freely  exportable.

2. Medical Goggles

Restricted

Monthly export quota of 20 lakh units of Medical           Goggles

3. N95/FFP2 masks or its equivalent

Restricted

Monthly export quota of 50 Lakh units

4. All masks ( Except N95/FFP2 masks or its equivalent)

 

Free

 

All masks (except N95/FFP2 masks or its equivalent) are freely exportable

5. Nitrile/NBR Gloves

Prohibited

 

6. Face Shields

Free

Face Shields are freely exportable

2. Effect of this Notification:
Notification No. 21 dated 28.07.2020 is amended to the extent that the export policy of 2/3 Ply Surgical masks, medical coveralls of all classes and categories (including medical coveralls for COVID-19) is amended from “Restricted” to “Free” category and these coveralls( including gowns and abcaus.in aprons of all types) are now freely exportable. Medical goggles continue to remain in restricted category with monthly quota of 20 Lakh units and Nitrile/NBR gloves continue to remain prohibited.

The export policy of N-95/FFP2 masks or its equivalent masks is revised from “Prohibited” to “Restricted” category. A monthly export quota of 50 lakh units has been fixed for N-95/FFP2 masks or its equivalent ,for issuing export licenses to eligible applicants as per the criteria to be separately issued in a Trade Notice.

(Amit Yadav)
Director General of Foreign Trade
Ex-Officio Additional Secretary, Government of India
E-mail: dgft@nic.in

(Issued from File No.Ol/91/180/21/AM20/EC/E-21933)

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