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India-UK CETA duty benefits to require CBIC digital authentication
India will implement digital authentication for UK exporter origin declarations starting July 15. This new process requires customs to issue a Unique Reference Number before duty benefits are granted. UK exporters must email declarations to designated Indian customs email addresses for verification. Indian customs will authenticate data shared by UK authorities for this purpose. This system aims to prevent fraudulent claims and ensure compliance with trade agreement rules.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
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newsbytesapp.com
India-UK trade deal begins on July 15: What's getting cheaper?
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India-UK trade pact: CBIC issues guidelines on implementation of self-certification of origin declarations
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India-UK CETA duty benefits to require CBIC digital authentication
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India-UK FTA from July 15: What changes for autos, whisky, exports and consumers
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thehindubusinessline.com
India, UK trade pact to come into force from July 15: An Explainer
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Export boost, cheaper cars & whisky: India-UK trade deal comes into effect from July 15 - How India & Indians will benefit
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India-UK CETA, not quite the king's ransom expected from a landmark trade deal - The Economic Times
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India-UK trade deal kicks in: Here's what gets cheaper
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thehindu.com
Key aspects of the India-U.K. trade deal in graphics
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India exports $140 million worth of goods at zero duty on first day of UK trade pact
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India-UK trade pact comes into force, gold standard of FTA for both
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India exports $140 million worth of goods to UK at zero duty on Day 1 of trade pact implementation
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