Export norms for export of antler shavings relaxed

Friday, March 10, 2006, 18:36 [IST]

New Delhi, Mar 10 (UNI) Government has relaxed norms governing export of shavings of shed antlers of Chital and Sambhar, allowing despatch of free trade samples of these articles.

The condition has been relaxed for two months, according to a notification.

''Registered exporters of shed antlers would be permitted to send free trade samples of made up of shed antlers, each weighing not more than five Kg. to the foreign buyers, subject to the condition that sale of these samples would not be permitted. Only one sample of each item for each destination would be permitted to each registered exporter who will provide details of the party abroad to the concerned Regional Deputy Director before shipment'', it said.

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