List Of Export – Import

Goods & Procedures

 Presented By -

MohammedDanish M- 4155
Kishore Shetye M- 4140
Sonali Sawant M- 4137
Minal Jadhav M- 4116
Muqsit Patel M- 4132
Netra Kale M- 4119
Introduction
 Export
Definition :

The term export is derived from the conceptual meaning as

to ship the goods and services out of the port of a country.
 Import
Definition :

The term "import" is derived from the conceptual meaning as

to bring in the goods and services into the port of a country
f a country.
 Goods Exported From & Imported
From India
Exporting Goods Value (In Crores) Importing Goods Value (In Crores)
GEMS & JEWELLERY 62,586.53 GOLD 58,704.81

MACHINERY AND 26,512.59 INORGANIC 9,808.64

INSTRUMENTS CHEMICALS

TRANSPORT 19,064.44 VEGETABLE OILS 8,732.09

EQUIPMENTS FIXED (EDIBLE)

IRON ORE 15,074.03 NON-FERROUS 10,830.59

METALS
PRIMARY & SEMI- 17,856.68 FERTILEZERS 11,728.69
FINISHED IRON & MANUFACTURED
STEEL
PLASTIC 13,132.29 PETROLEUM, CRUDE 236,601.84
& PRODUCTS
 Export vary from Country to Country
Export from china Export from U.S

Miscellaneous household goods (e.g. clocks) … Semiconductors ... US$50.2 billion (4.3% of US
$26.5 billion (9.2%, up 17.2%) total Exports, down 4.3% from 2006)

Toys & sporting goods (e.g. bicycles) … $22.2 Complete civilian aircraft ... $48.8 billion (4.2%, up
billion (7.7%, up 10.2%) 19.6%)

Computers … $17.4 billion (6%, up 20.2%) Automotive parts and accessories ... $44.2 billion
(3.8%, up 2%)

Non-cotton household furnishings & clothing … New and used passenger cars ... $43.7 billion
$14.6 billion (5.1%, up 11.3%) (3.8%, up 28.6%)

Video equipment (e.g. DVD players) … $14.5 Computer accessories ... $29.4 billion (2.5%, down
billion (5.0%, up 34.9%) 18.7%)
 Import vary from Country to Country
Imports to china Imports to U.S

Semi-conductors … US$5.9 billion (10.6% of China Crude oil … US$341.9 billion, up 44.1% from 2007
from U.S. imports, up 74.7% from 2005) (16.3% of total US imports)

Civilian aircraft … $5.3 billion (9.6%, up 39.7%) Video equipment (television receivers, VCRs, DVD
players) … $41 billion, up 3% (1.9%).

Soybeans … $2.5 billion (4.6%, up 12.5%) Medicinal, dental and pharmaceutical preparations
… $78.9 billion, up 10% (3.8%)

Plastics …. $2.2 billion (3.9%, up 18.8%) Passenger cars … $125.6 billion, down 6.2% (6%)

Industrial machines … $1.97 billion (3.6%, up 29%) Other petroleum products … $52.3 billion, up 8.2%
(2.5%)
Procedure For Exporting Goods From India

Entry Outward
Export manifest/Export report
Registration with DGFT and EPC
Third party exports
Registration of documents under Export
Promotion Scheme
 Contd….

Shipping Mill
FEMA formalities
Noting, assessment, examination
Certification of documents for export
incentives
Let export order
 Procedure For Importing Goods to India
E-filing of documents
Import manifest or Import Report
Entry Inwards
Risk Management System
Bill of Entry for home consumption on
payment of customs duty
 Contd…
Bill of Entry for warehousing
Noting, examination and assessment
Bond
Out of customs charge order
Demurrage if clearance from port delayed
 How Globalization plays a part in Export &
Import
 India's Export and Import in the year 2001-02 was to the extent
of 32,572 and 38,362 million respectively.
 Many Indian companies have started becoming respectable
players in the International scene. Agriculture exports account
for about 13 to 18% of total annual of annual export of the
country.
 In 2000-01 Agricultural products valued at more than US $
6million were exported from the country 23% of which was
contributed by the marine products alone.
 Marine products in recent years have emerged as the single
largest contributor to the total agricultural export from the
country accounting for over one fifth of the total agricultural
exports.
 Cereals (mostly basmati rice and non-basmati rice), oil seeds, tea
and coffee are the other prominent products each of which
accounts fro nearly 5 to 10% of the countries total agricultural
 How Liberalization plays a part in Export &
Import

In Import
 Reduces costs of producing for export
 Helps stimulate productivity growth
 Makes many exporting activities
 profitable & helps diversify exports
 How Liberalization plays a part in Export &
Import
In Export
 Growth helps stimulate investment and
accumulation of human and physical
capital
– This allows expansion of exports of goods
that are intensive in these inputs
 Liberalization reduces the burden on
exports, and allows a wider range of
exports to succeed
 Restriction For Export-Import
 The terms "Prohibited Goods"
 Under section 11 of the Customs Act
 Under Export and Import Policy
 Another restriction
 Keeping in view the above penal provisions
 Item’s Restricted
 Alcoholic Beverages
 Arms and ammunitions
 Gunpowder, blasting powder, detonators
 Tear gas
 Live animals
 Meat of animals, poultry or bird carcasses
and parts thereof
 Pesticides
How Export & Import help to flourish Indian
&Foreign industries
 Even though Israeli defense exports are expected to fall by 10%
for ‘08, Israel still ranks in the top 10 of global defense exporters.
Depending on which list you go by, Israel is either in 4th or 8th
place.Not bad for a small little country.
 According to figures released by the US Congressional Research
Service, Israel was the seventh largest arms exporter during the
period 2000-2007 with sales worth an aggregate $10.8 billion.
“Defense News” reports that Israel’s defense companies signed
contracts worth $5.6 billion in 2007 - an all-time high for the
country’s defense exports. According to the Ministry of Defense
SIBAT - Foreign Defense Assistance and Defense Export
Organization, and the ministry’s Armaments R&D
Administration, last year’s sales were $700 million greater than
the $4.87 billion in 2006, the previous record.
 Cont..
 However, Ministry of Defense figures estimate
Israel’s total exports in 2000-2007 nearer to
$29.7 billion, a figure which places Israel in
fourth place behind Russia, France and the
US.”
 Only 1/7 of Israeli defense sales are made in
Israel, meaning that the country continues to
gain market share around the world.
Conclusion