Aleph India ( A Brand Of Aleph Accreditation And Testing Centre Privat

Mayur Vihar, Delhi

Indias import and export system is governed by the foreign trade (development & regulation) act of 1992 (full text) and indias export import (exim) policy. Imports and exports of all goods are free, except for the items regulated by the exim policy or any other law currently in force. Registration with regional licensing authority is a prerequisite for the import and export of goods. The customs will not allow for clearance of goods unless the importer has obtained an import export code (iec) from the regional authority. Goods not specified in the above mentioned categories can be freely imported without any restriction, if the importer has obtained a valid iec. There is no need to obtain any import license or permission to import such goods. Most of the goods can be freely imported in india. Directorate general of foreign trade has started operationalizing online filing of importer exporter code (iec) applications, online processing and issue of e-iecs in digital format. Now new entrepreneurs/exporters/importers can apply online for issue of new iec from the comfort of their home/it kiosk with no more visits to the regional authoritys office required, and upload the documents and pay the required fee through net banking. Even the processing of such applications by regional authority of dgft would be done online (no paper work in the office; less storage space required and no misplaced documents) and the digitally signed e-iec (no more iecs in physical form) would be issued/emailed to the applicants within two working days.

Hallmarking is the accurate determination and official recording of the proportionate content of precious metal in precious metal articles. Hallmark is the official mark used as a guarantee of purity or fineness of precious metal articles.The principle objectives of the hallmarking scheme are to protect the public against adulteration and to obligate manufacturers to maintain legal standards of fineness.In india, at present two precious metals namely gold and silver have been brought under the purview of hallmarking. As per the hallmarking scheme, licence is granted to the jewellers by bureau of indian standards (govt. Of india). The bis certified jewellers can get their jewellery hallmarked from any of the bis recognized assaying and hallmarking centres.The recognition of an assaying and hallmarking centre is done with indian standard is 15820:2009.