Export regulations
Export regulations
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I'd like to know what kind of export regulations India has for gold,jewellery in general and indian rugs? Any experience/comments on this?
I'd like to know what kind of export regulations India has for gold,jewellery in general and indian rugs? Any experience/comments on this?
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Jun 6th, 2007, 04:28 Naan.tering Nabob
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I don't believe there are any restrictions with regards to contemporary, vintage pieces, and/or those that are less than one hundred years of age.
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Exporting chillums in quantity regulations?
Namaste! I am thinking about buying a large quantity of chillums (for example 100) to sell/trade/give to people in California. I am also interested in exporting a lot of Himalaya herbal remedies. Does anyone know what the rules are for doing something like this...I am very ignorant about customs regulations or what could happen at the airport and am having difficulties finding information. Thank you for any help!
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You should begin with regulation(s) in US. At least with herbal remedies with Deptt. of Agriculture.
Originally Posted by lamourx 
Namaste! I am thinking about buying a large quantity of chillums (for example 100) to sell/trade/give to people in California. I am also interested in exporting a lot of Himalaya herbal remedies. Does anyone know what the rules are for doing something like this...I am very ignorant about customs regulations or what could happen at the airport and am having difficulties finding information. Thank you for any help!
Namaste! I am thinking about buying a large quantity of chillums (for example 100) to sell/trade/give to people in California. I am also interested in exporting a lot of Himalaya herbal remedies. Does anyone know what the rules are for doing something like this...I am very ignorant about customs regulations or what could happen at the airport and am having difficulties finding information. Thank you for any help! 
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Generally speaking - don't mention these two things together. Most people will draw a few obvious conclusions. So far as India is concerned, there is a restriction against moving any natural product like plants, leaves, bark, flowers etc out of a national park and it will be treated as a criminal offence.
Originally Posted by lamourx Namaste! I am thinking about buying a large quantity of chillums (for example 100) to sell/trade/give to people in California. I am also interested in exporting a lot of Himalaya herbal remedies. Does anyone know what the rules are for doing something like this...I am very ignorant about customs regulations or what could happen at the airport and am having difficulties finding information. Thank you for any help!
Namaste! I am thinking about buying a large quantity of chillums (for example 100) to sell/trade/give to people in California. I am also interested in exporting a lot of Himalaya herbal remedies. Does anyone know what the rules are for doing something like this...I am very ignorant about customs regulations or what could happen at the airport and am having difficulties finding information. Thank you for any help! Some of my bird photographs are here
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Neat idea , but consider the following.
Originally Posted by lamourx Namaste! I am thinking about buying a large quantity of chillums (for example 100) to sell/trade/give to people in California
Namaste! I am thinking about buying a large quantity of chillums (for example 100) to sell/trade/give to people in California You cannot claim 100 chillums as personal use, so be prepared to answer that.
It would be advisable if you consider the idea of getting some more legal help on importing herbs [ small quantities for personal consumption is different ]
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Please check if the species are on endangered list or something, Indian forest act or check with local forest office .
Originally Posted by Calcuttan Generally speaking - don't mention these two things together. Most people will draw a few obvious conclusions. So far as India is concerned, there is a restriction against moving any natural product like plants, leaves, bark, flowers etc out of a national park and it will be treated as a criminal offence.
Generally speaking - don't mention these two things together. Most people will draw a few obvious conclusions. So far as India is concerned, there is a restriction against moving any natural product like plants, leaves, bark, flowers etc out of a national park and it will be treated as a criminal offence. Copy of the Actual ACT
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Yup, i think US regulatory body would be very strict about importing certain forest products from outside .
Originally Posted by nycank You should begin with regulation(s) in US. At least with herbal remedies with Deptt. of Agriculture.
You should begin with regulation(s) in US. At least with herbal remedies with Deptt. of Agriculture. My Blog 
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Going strictly by the law, you just cannot remove anything natural from a sanctuary or national park - endangered or not. Notices outside the park generally very clearly mention that.
Originally Posted by Nomad_traveller Please check if the species are on endangered list or something,
Please check if the species are on endangered list or something,
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Himalaya Drugs grows its herbs in farms. The person has not mentioned any sanctuary or national park that I can deduce from his posting
Originally Posted by Calcuttan Going strictly by the law, you just cannot remove anything natural from a sanctuary or national park - endangered or not. Notices outside the park generally very clearly mention that.
Going strictly by the law, you just cannot remove anything natural from a sanctuary or national park - endangered or not. Notices outside the park generally very clearly mention that. 
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