India’s Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2023–28 introduces a range of progressive measures to boost exports, simplify compliance, and enhance global competitiveness. From easing norms for status holders to enabling merchanting trade and INR-based settlements, the policy aims to create a more agile and inclusive trade environment. This workshop is designed to help importers, exporters, and trade professionals understand and leverage these incentives effectively. With live industry examples and practical insights, the session will provide actionable knowledge to maximize export benefits and ensure policy compliance.
📘 To provide a comprehensive understanding of the latest export promotion initiatives under FTP 2023–28.
✅ To familiarize participants with key schemes like Advance Authorization, EPCG, RoDTEP, and RoSCTL, including their features and benefits.
💼 To guide exporters on availing the Special Amnesty Scheme for resolving past non-compliance under EPCG and AAS.
🌍 To explain new provisions such as merchanting trade, e-commerce export facilitation, and INR-based trade settlements.
🛠️ To enhance knowledge of procedural compliance, including ICEGATE registration, issuance of e-scrips, and status holder certification.
📊 To enable participants to identify and apply cost-effective strategies to maximize export incentives and reduce transaction costs.
The FTP 2023-28 has introduced initiatives to promote exports and facilitate trade in India. These include rationalizing export performance thresholds for recognition of exporters as status holders, allowing merchanting trade involving shipment of goods from one foreign country to another, accepting rupee payments under FTP schemes, and declaring four new towns of export excellence.
These initiatives will reduce transaction costs and enable more exporters to achieve higher status, ultimately promoting international trade and economic growth.
under which Exporters who have been unable to meet their obligations under EPCG and Advance Authorizations can be regularised on payment of all customs duties exempted in proportion to unfulfilled export obligations.
Establishing e-commerce hubs and related elements such as payment reconciliation, bookkeeping, returns policy, and export entitlements.
International Trade Settlement in INR allowed, and changes introduced in the FTP for grant of export benefits & fulfilment of Export Obligati on for export realizations in INR as per RBI guidelines
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