DGFT reviews pharma-grade sugar export quota allocation
Pharma-grade sugar exporters must submit quota-use evidence within 10 days
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DGFT directed exporters allocated pharma-grade sugar export quota to submit utilisation certificates and additional-allocation requests within 10 days as part of a quota review and reallocation exercise.
Why it matters
The notice turns unused pharma-grade sugar export quota into a time-bound compliance decision for exporters. Exporters that fail to prove utilisation or submit valid contracts and purchase orders risk losing unutilised quota to the common pool for reallocation.
Implications
- — Exporters allocated pharma-grade sugar quota must submit a Chartered Accountant utilisation certificate through the DGFT IT system within 10 days of the notice — failure risks reallocation of unutilised quota.
- — Exporters seeking additional pharma-grade sugar allocation must submit justification and copies of valid export contracts or purchase orders where available — incomplete or late applications will not be considered.
- — Exporters with less than 50% quota utilisation must provide valid export contracts or purchase orders to prevent the unutilised quantity being transferred to the common pool for reallocation.
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