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Informist, Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025

NEW DELHI – The government has asked exporters to submit a list of various non-tariff measures and regulatory compliances they are mandated to follow to export across global markets, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade said in a notice on Tuesday. Based on the submission, the government will plan interventions under the Export Promotion Mission to support exporters. 

"As part of designing the support for export quality and technical compliance, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade is undertaking a comprehensive mapping of mandatory and voluntary non-tariff measures, including certifications, testing requirements, inspections, audits, labelling norms, and other regulatory compliance conditions applicable to Indian exports across global markets," the notice said. The government has asked exporters to make the submissions within seven days.

"It is clarified that non-submission may result in the relevant certifications or non-tariff measures not being prioritised in the creation of the database, which may consequently affect future support measures proposed under the Export Promotion Mission or other intervention," the notice said. The Union Cabinet has earmarked INR 250.60 billion for the mission, operational for six years till 2030-31 (Apr-Mar).  End

Reported by Krity Ambey

Edited by Avishek Dutta

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