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In the rapidly evolving landscape of Indian trade, the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2023 has introduced transformative shifts aimed at making India a $2 trillion export powerhouse by 2030. For domestic manufacturers, one of the most lucrative yet complex avenues to explore is the category of "Deemed Exports." Unlike physical exports, where goods cross national borders, deemed exports involve transactions within India that are treated as exports due to their strategic importance. Navigating the regulatory requirements for a Deemed Export License can be a daunting task for many businesses. This is where Exim Advisory steps in, offering specialized Deemed Exports Advisory to help companies unlock massive duty savings and tax refunds. In this guide, we break down everything you need to know about the process, documentation, and the strategic importance of a Deemed Export Control License . What are Deemed Exports? According to the Foreign Trade Policy, Deemed Exports refer to tho...

The landscape of international trade is no longer just about moving goods from one port to another. In today’s geopolitical climate, the "nature" of what you export matters more than ever. For Indian businesses dealing in high-end technology, chemicals, or specialized machinery, the term SCOMET is not just a regulatory acronym—it is the backbone of export compliance. As India cements its position in global supply chains, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has tightened the ropes on dual-use items. Whether you are a seasoned exporter or a growing startup in the tech sector, understanding the SCOMET Declaration for Export is mandatory to safeguard your business from heavy penalties and legal friction. In this comprehensive guide, Exim Advisory breaks down everything you need to know about SCOMET in 2026, including the latest category updates and the steps to secure your SCOMET License . Understanding SCOMET: The Basics SCOMET stands for Special Chemicals, Organi...