India removes courier export cap and mandates 15-day return rule
→High-value shipments allowed via courier channels
Change
India abolished the ₹10 lakh courier export cap and introduced a mandatory return-to-origin process for parcels held beyond 15 days.
Why it matters
Courier operators must handle higher-value shipments and enforce faster return cycles to reduce congestion and improve logistics efficiency.
Implications
- → Exporters can ship higher-value parcels — flexibility increases
- → Couriers must implement return workflows — operational changes required
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Source
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