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Unit 12: Export Procedures and Policies




             Mr Peters cautions that one of the downsides of doing business in India is the amount of  Notes
             bureaucracy which is often involved.

             “Many organisations seem to have taken British bureaucracy and tripled it,” he adds. “We
             do more Letters of Credit for India than anywhere else and it is the preferred option for
             most of the nationalised industries. The extra paperwork creates a lot of additional work
             with the order processing and payments procedures.
             “In India, more than any other country in the world, paperwork is done in triplicate and
             there are a lot of stages in the purchasing process. But if you get it right, Indian companies
             are happy to deal with you again.”

          Source:  http://www.chamber-international.com/export-import-key-markets/export-to-india/what-is-
          export-business/

          12.2 Example of Export Procedure

          To focus better on the issue, let us take the example of an exporter Ratnesh from Delhi, who deals
          dealing in auto parts. He receives an enquiry from abroad for supplying a certain part in good
          numbers. Now we will see the step-by-step route that Ratnesh needs to follow.

          12.2.1 Enquiry

          This is the beginning of an export transaction. This reflects the buyer’s interest and specific
          requirements.
          In this case, Ratnesh ideally should have received the following details:
               Vehicle Model Number and its Type (like Isuzu 312, MUV)
               Original Part Number and its full description (like 01256, radiator hose)

               Size/Technical specifications
               Drawing
               Original Sample
               Quantity required

               Packing Requirements
               Price Specification Required - FOB/C&F/CIF
               Delivery Schedules
               Mode of Shipment - Sea/Air

               Mode of Payment - like Letter of Credit
               Production sample approvals, if required
               Pre-shipment Inspection Requirements, if any
               Any other Certification/Compliance required, like a Certificate of Origin

          12.2.2 Quotation


               Ratnesh must go through all the details in the enquiry and in case there is need for some
               clarifications, he must immediately get in touch with the buyer.





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