A PROJECT REPORT ON ‘CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA TRENDS AND ANALYSIS’ by Sanjay Gupta

A PROJECT REPORT ON ‘CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS’

PREPARED FOR: Mr. Minesh Pore Regional Sales Manager Global Sources, Singapore, China

PREPARED BY: Kaustubh Deshmukh kkd_2007_world@indiatimes.com Bhavesh Dhonde

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Deepak Sant

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Shalini Jaiswal

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CO-ORDINATED BY:

Prof. Margie Parikh B.K.School of business management,

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Ahmedabad,Gujarat, India.

TABLE OF CONTENTS CH NO. TITLE PAGE NO. MODULE-1

INTRODUCTION

SCOPE

DELIVERABLES

ORGANIZATION OF REPORT

MODULE-2 TEXTILES 5

YARN

NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC FABRIC

FIBER

SYNTHETIC & ANIMAL TEXTILE MATERIALS

MODULE -3 GARMENTS 9

READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS

OUTERWEAR

SWEATERS &KNITWEAR

WEDDING WEAR 2

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SPORTSWEAR

UNDERGARMENTS

SWIMWEAR & BEACHWEAR

SLEEPWEAR & ROBES

MODULE -4 TRIMMINGS 17

GARMENT TRIMS & SUPPLIERS

ZIPPERS,BUTTONS & CLOSURES

TEXTILE PACKAGING & PRINTING

FASHION JEWELLERY & EYEWEAR

BAGS

HEADWEAR

NECKWEAR

KNITTED ACCESSIORIES

BELTS

MODULE -5 BABY & CHILDREN’S PRODUCTS

BABY GARMENTS a Baby & children’s footwear b Children’s outwear, sleepwear and undergarments c Baby & children’s fashion accessories

TOYS &FURNITURE a

Children’s toy 3

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b c d

Children’s furniture Baby bedding Electronic and educational toys

TRAVEL & CARE PRODUCTS a b c d

Baby feeding products Baby care & bath products Baby & children’s safety products Baby travel products

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MODULE 1 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION General Introduction: 1.1 Global Scenario: 1.1.1 International Monetary Fund (IMF) in its World Economic Outlook, September 2007, stated that the global economy grew strongly in the first half of 2007, although turbulence in financial markets has clouded prospects. While the 2007 forecast has been little affected, the baseline projection for 2008 global growth has been projected at 4.75 percent, supported by generally sound fundamentals and strong momentum in emerging market economics. Risks to the outlook, however, are firmly on the downside, centered around the concern that financial market strains could deepen and trigger a more pronounced global slow down. Additional risks to the outlook include potential inflation pressures, volatile oil markets, and the impact on emerging markets of strong foreign exchange inflows.

1.1.2 Global Economic Environment: The global economy continued to expand vigorously in the first half of 2007, with growth running above 5 percent. China’s economy gained further momentum, growing by 11 ½ percent, while India continued to grow at more than 9 percent and Russia at almost 8 percent. These three countries alone have accounted for one-half of global growth over the past year. Robust expansions also continued in other emerging market and developing countries, including low-income countries in Africa. Among the advanced economies, growth in the euro area and Japan slowed in the second quarter of 2007 after two quarters of strong gains. In the United States, growth averaged 2-1/4 percent in the first half of 2007 as the housing downturn continued to apply considerable drag and real GDP growth is expected to slow down from the fourth quarter of 2007 onwards. In emerging market and developing countries, growth is expected to remain strong across all regions; albeit at a somewhat more moderate pace than the brisk growth we have seen over the past two years. It is expected China and India will be the two largest contributors to global growth. China is expected to grow by more than 11 percent, while India is expected to grow by 9 percent. Growth may moderate across emerging Asia in 2008, reflecting slower trade growth as well as some policy tightening in countries facing overheating pressures. 1.2 WORLD’s MERCHANDISE EXPORTS & IMPORTS: 1.2.1

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In 2006, the volume of world merchandise trade grew by 13 per cent while world gross domestic product recorded a 5.4 per cent increase. This confirms the trend of world merchandise trade growing by twice the annual growth rate of output since 2000. 1.2.2 The strong 2006 increase in the volume of merchandise trade is backed by a robust recovery of European exports, which increased by 8.6 percentage points to 12.9 per cent. The real merchandise exports of the United States grew at 11 per cent, and China’s trade expanded by 27 per cent. South and Central America and the Caribbean recorded a growth rate of 21 percent, the Commonwealth of Independent States (25 per cent), and Africa (21 per cent). Exports of the Middle East also grew by 19 percent during 2006.

Asia China Japan India

Exports Percentage Share 1990 2000 21.8 26.4 1.8 4.0 8.5 7.6 0.5 0.7

Imports 2006 29.6 8.0 5.4 1.0

Annual Percentage Growth 2003 2004 2006 18 25 16.9 35 35 27.2 13 20 9.2 16 32 21

Percentage Share 1990 2000 20.3 22.9 1.5 3.4 6.7 5.8 0.7 0.8

2006 26.8 6.4 4.7 1.4

Annual Percentage Growth 2003 2004 2006 19 27 15.5 40 36 19.9 14 19 12.6 26 37 25.9

Source: World Trade Organization

1.3 IMPORT SCENARIO 2007-2008 (April- September 2007) 1.3.1 IMPORT OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES (i) India’s total imports increased from Rs.401262.38 Crore in April – September 2006 to Rs.456103.47 crore in April- September 2007 registering an increase of 13.67% during the year. The corresponding imports in US $ was from 87381.78 million to 111572.12 million registering an increase of 27.68% during the same period. (ii) India’s imports of principal commodities are broadly categorized in five major groups namely I) Bulk imports ii) Machinery iii) Pearls, Precious & Semi-precious Stones iv) Project goods and v) Others. Out of these Bulk imports accounted for 44.89%, Machinery 11.79%, Pearls, Precious & Semi-precious Stones accounted for 4.22%, Project goods for 0.52% and the remaining commodities accounted for 38.57%. (iii) Bulk Imports: The items which have shown an increase under ‘Bulk Imports’ and having share more than one percent during April- September 2007 as compared to April - September 2006 with percentage are: Fertilizers Manufactured (36.22%), Iron & Steel (36.0%), Edible oil (18.31%), Non ferrous metals (11.51%), Petroleum crude and products (4.09%) and Metalliferrous Ores & Products (1.55%). (iv) Precious & Semi-Precious Stones: Pearls, Precious & Semi-Precious Stones showed an increase of 16.24% during April – September 2007 over the imports made in April- September 2006. The total imports of this commodity group increased from Rs.16565.01 crore in April - September 2006 to Rs.19255.24 crore in

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April - September 2007. This commodity alone contributes 4.22% in India’s total imports. (v) Machinery: The import of Transport Equipment, Machine tools, Electrical machinery and Machinery other than electrical under the Machinery group showed an increase by 34.57%, 23.49%, 14.52% and 13.25% respectively during April – September 2007. (vi) Project Goods: The import of project goods have shown a decrease of 38.99% from Rs. 3921.54 crore in April- September 2006 to Rs.2392.57 crore during AprilSeptember 2007. This item had 0.52% share in total imports of the country during April – September 2007. (vii) Others: In the group of ‘others’ the import of Gold & Silver registered a steep increase of (52.25%) followed by Coal, coke & briquettes (17.73%), Artf. Resins etc. (17.71%), Electronic goods (12.32%), Professional Instruments etc. (10.77%). (viii) Import of top ten commodities: Top ten commodities imported by India during April– September 2007 in decreasing order are: Petroleum crude & Products, Gold & silver, Electronic Goods, Machinery other than Electrical, Organic & Inorganic Chemicals, Pearls, Precious & Semi-precious stones, Iron & Steel, Metalliferrous Ores & Products, Coal, Coke & briquettes and Transport Equipment. These commodities alone accounted for about 78.8% of the total imports made by India during April- September 2007. Appendix IX depicts India’s import of Principal commodities during April – September 2007. 1.4 Direction of Imports (i) Region wise imports: Imports were made mainly from the five regions viz. i) Asia & Asean ii) Europe iii) America IV) Africa and v) CIS & Baltics. Of India’s total imports during April- September 2007 from these regions, Asia & Asean occupies the top rank with a share of (61.13%) followed by Europe (21.20%), America (9.05%), Africa (6.68%) and CIS & Baltics (1.58%). Europe, Asia & Asean, America, Africa, CIS & Baltics and have positive growth rates of 23.65%, 11.80%, 11.56% 8.22% and 1.11% respectively. (ii) Import from top ten countries: Among the ten most favourite trade partners in India’s imports during April- September 2007 are China PRP (11.2%), followed by Saudi Arab (7.2%), USA (5.8%), Switzerland (5.6%), United Arab Emirates (5.5%), Iran (4.2%), Australia (4.0%), FRG (3.8%), Nigeria (3.3%), and Singapore (3.1%). Imports from these ten countries alone accounted for as high as 53.6% of total imports (Rs. 456103.47 crores). Appendix X depicts India’s imports by top ten countries during April- September 2007. (iii) India’s imports by regions and sub-regions: India’s imports by regions and subregions during April- September 2006 and April- September 2007 has been depicted in Appendix-X. India’s import from top ten favourite trade partners during April- September 2007 over April- September 2006 has been shown in Chart No. 17. Chart 18 shows percentage share of top ten countries in India’s import.

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1.5 Trade Balance: Indiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Trade Balance during 1951-52 to 2007-08 (April-September 2007) is presented in Appendix XII. The charts pictorially depict Indiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Trade Balance and

MODULE:2 TEXTILES CHAPTER:5 YARN

YARN 5.1INTRODUCTION : PRODUCTION OF YARN The production of man-made fibre during 2007-08 amount to 1244.17 million kg.As compared to 1139.47 million kgs during 2006-07 constituting an increase of 9.19%. The production of man-made filament yarn amounted to 1509.34 million kg. In comparison to 1370.48 million kg. In the previous year constituting a increase of 10.13%. The percentage increase / decrease of nylon filament yarn, polyester filament yarn and poloypropylene filament yarn during the period were (-) 14.36%, 11.75% and (-) 21.39%. In 2005, spun yarn market size was around Rs 35000 crore with total production of 3100 million kgs. Out of which, cotton yarn had 69% market share in terms of value, blended (cotton and non cotton fiber) yarn had 19% market share in terms of value. So, total share of cotton and cotton-blended yarn was 88%. 100% non-cotton yarn market was very low having market share just 12%. General Characteristics 8 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Cotton Yarn is manufactured by processing cotton fiber. India produces yarn of wide range of counts (a measure of linear density), which varies from 2 to 120 and mainly dominated by cotton made yarn. Global Scenario •

Spun yarns are used worldwide in a wide range of textiles, apparel and other manufactured products. With a total output of 28 million tons, spun yarns satisfy more than half the needs of the global textile and clothing industry.

•

Spun yarn market is growing well. Between 2000 and 2010 the demand for spun yarns worldwide is forecast to rise by almost 25%.

•

Growth will not be evenly spread. Spinning capacity is increasingly shifting towards developing economies as investors install new machinery in lower cost regions. Asian countries in particular stand to benefit the most in the medium term.

•

In developed and newly industrialized countries, spinners are highly vulnerable to growing imports of "downstream" textiles and apparel. Spinners also face growing competition from filament yarns and nonwovens.

•

Major players in textile are China, India, Pakistan, USA, Turkey, Japan, Indonesia, Brazil, Egypt, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Israel, European Union and Mauritius.

Indian Scenario •

The Textile and Clothing Industry is the largest and prominent sector in Indian economy in terms of manufacturing, foreign exchange earnings and employment generation.

•

In 2005, spun yarn market size was around Rs 35000 crore with total production of 3100 million kgs. Out of which, cotton yarn had 69% market share in terms of value, blended (cotton and non cotton fiber) yarn had 19% market share in terms of value. So, total share of cotton and cotton-blended yarn was 88%. 100% non-cotton yarn market was very low having market share just 12%.

•

Cotton yarn is one of the biggest export commodity having total export of around 450 million Kg in 2005, in terms of value, it was around 6000 crore.

•

India is also biggest yarn exporter in world having global yarn export market share of 17%. India mainly exports to China, Korea Republic, Bangladesh, Egypt, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Turkey, Japan, Israel, European Union and Mauritius.

5.2 MARKET POTENTIAL:

PRODUCT

TEXTILE YARN

COUNTR Y

INDIA

BUSINES S

IMPORT

YEAR 2001 US $ ‘000 259,69 5

2002 US $ ‘000 317,12 9

2003 US $ ‘000 317,21 6

2004 US $ ‘000 417,83 0

2005 US $ ‘000 501,85 7 9

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

SPECIAL YARN

176,85 9

188,19 4

226,55 9

303,42 6

443,57 3

There were 1,818 textiles mills, as on 31 January 2007, with an installed capacity of 35.37 million spindles and 0.45 million rotors. This was expected to increase to 39.50 million spindles and 0.62 million rotors by 31 March 2007. The production of spun yarn, which was 3,160 million kg. in 2000-01, increased to 3,458 million kg. 2005-06, and touched to approximately 3,791 million kg in 2006-07.

HAIR YARN AND ANIMAL HAIR

PRODUCT

HORSE HAIR YARN AND ANIMAL HAIR

COUNT RY

INDIA

BUSINE SS

IMPORT

YEARS 200304

200405

200506

200607

200708

2008-09(AprDec)

10,27 2

15,03 2

15,15 7

14,47 5

11,79 4

8,790

PAPER YARN AND WOVEN FABRICS OF PAPER YARN

PRODUCT PAPER YARN AND WOVEN FABRICS OF PAPER YARN

COUNTRY BUSINESS

INDIA

IMPORT

200304

200405

YEARS (Rs. In lakhs) 20052006200706 07 08

6874

8799

14335

20332

2008-09(Apr-Dec)

16150

8680

SPECIAL YARN 10 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Cotton yarn is one of the biggest export commodity having total export of around 450 PRODUCT

SPECIAL YARN

COUNTRY BUSINESS

INDIA

IMPORT

200304

200405

YEARS (Rs. In lakhs) 20052006200706 07 08

2595

5192

10585

9949

2008-09(Apr-Dec)

9808

7726

million Kg in 2005, in terms of value, it was around 6000 crore. India is also biggest yarn exporter in world having global yarn export market share of 17%. India mainly exports to China, Korea Republic, Bangladesh, Egypt, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Turkey, Japan, Israel, European Union and Mauritius. IMPORT OF YARN The import of man-made fibre / filament yarn showed a mixed trend during the last five years. The import has decreased during 2007-08 in comparison with previous year. The import of man-made fibre / yarn amounted to 129.19 million kg during 2007-08 as compared to 143.09 million kg. Previous year 2006-07 constituting an decrease of 9.7%.

5.3.THE DUTY STRUCTURE FOR IMPORTS IN INDIA

5004 500400

Customs Duty of SILK YARN (OTHER THAN YARN SPUN FROM SILK WASTE) NOTPUT UP FOR RETAIL SALE

Silk yarn (other than yarn spun from silk waste) not put up for retail sale:

50040010 100% mulberry 07- Customs Basic 10 kg. dupion silk yarn Jul- Duty: 2009 Basic Duty

Free

Pref: Addl 8 Duty(CVD): Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 50040090 Other

07- Customs Basic 10 kg. Jul- Duty: 2009 Basic Duty

Free

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Pref: Addl 8 Duty(CVD): Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

Customs Duty of YARN SPUN FROM SILK WASTE, NOT PUT UP FOR RETAIL SALE

5005 500500

Yarn spun from silk waste, not put up for retail sale: Containing 85% or more by weight of silk waste:

50050011

50050012

50050021

Other than noil silk

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty:

From noil silk

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty:

Containing less than 85% by weight

01-Mar-2008 Customs Basic Duty:

Other than noil silk

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty:

kg. Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

kg. Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess

kg. Free

8 4 3 3

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Customs Duty Calculator 50050022

From noil silk

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty:

kg. Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

Customs Duty of SILK YARN AND YARN SPUN FROM SILK WASTE, PUT UP FOR RETAIL SALE; SILK-WORM GUT

5006 ď&#x201A;ˇ

SILK YARN AND YARN SPUN FROM SILK WASTE, PUT UP FOR RETAIL SALE; SILK-WORM GUT

500600

Silk yarn and yarn spun from silk waste, put up for ratial sale Silk yarn: silk worm gut:

50060011 Silk embroidery thread 07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

kg. Free

50060019 Other Yarn spun from silk waste containing 85% or

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

kg. Free

01-Mar2008

Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator

01-Mar2007

Customs Duty Calculator

Yarn spun from silk waste containing 85% or more by weight of silk:

50060021 Silk embroidery thread 07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref:

kg. Free

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Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

01-Mar2008

Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

kg. Free

50060032 Yarn spun from noil silk 07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

kg. Free

50060033 Silk embroidery thread 07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

kg. Free

50060029 Other

Yarn spun from silk waste containing 85% or more by weight of silk

50060031 Spun from silk waste other than noil silk

kg. Free

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50060039 Other

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

kg. Free

50060090 Other

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

kg. Free

5306-Customs Duty of FLAX YARN ď&#x201A;ˇ 530610 Single: 53061010 Put up for retail sale 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 53061090 Other 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 530620 Multiple (folded) or cabled :

kg Free

53062010 Put up for retail sale 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 53062090 Other 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10

kg Free

kg Free 15

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Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

5307-Customs Duty of YARN OF JUTE OR OF OTHER TEXTILE BAST FIBRES OF HEADING 5303  530710 Single: 53071010 Of jute

53071090 Other

53072000 Multiple (folded) or cabled

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 0 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 0 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 0 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess 3

kg Free

5308-Customs Duty of YARN OF OTHER VEGETABLE TEXTILE FIBRES; PAPER YARN  530810 Coir yarn: 53081010 Baled

07-Jul-2009

Customs Basic Duty: 10 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 0 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4

kg Free

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53081020 Spooled hanks

53081090 Other

53082000 True hemp yarn

530890

07-Jul-2009

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3 10

Kg Free

8 4 3 3 10

kg Free

0 4 3 10

kg Free

8 4 3 3

Other:

53089010 Ramie yarn

53089090 Other

07-Jul-2009

kg Free

8 4 3 3 10

kg Free

8 4 3 3

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This industry is growing by 9%-10% and the pace would be increase to 16% in the coming years. (DATA AS ON MARCH 2008)

5.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available.

5.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not available.

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Chapter 6 & 7 Fibre and Febrics 6.1 INTRODUCTION Data is not available.

6.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

COMMODITIES

FEB-2009 (Rs. In lakhs)

APR-FEB 2009 (Rs. In lakhs)

SILK

14569

160618

COTTON

10812

270643

OTHER VEGETABLE TEXTILE; PAPER YARN AND FIBERS

4160

34387

MAN-MADE STAPLE FIBERS

8452

114262

KNITTED OR CROCHETED FABRICS

3816

57813

INDIA’S IMPORTS

6.3 DUTY STRUCTURE Data is not available

6.4 FORECAST FORECAST TO INDIA’S MAIN TEXTILE DEMAND COTTON INDUSTRY At present, India’s cotton consumption is 25.4 million packs. While its production capacity is 19.5 million packs. Indian cotton scientists estimate that the 19 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

cotton industry’s demand will be 32 million packs in 2010. To finish this goal, it doesn’t need to increase cultivated area and cut down cost. In 2005-06, the output of cotton yarn was 2.462 million tons. It’s predicted that output of India’s cotton yarn will maintain rising trend. The output of cotton yarn of IS-40S will be increased sharply. In 2009-2010 the output will reach 4.24 million tons totally, IS-40S accounting for 90%, reaching 3.67 million tons. SILK INDUSTRY In 2007, the output of ordinary mulberry silk in India was 16000 tons and it is predicted by Indian silk dept. it would reach to 24000 tons by 2010. CHEMICAL FIBER INDUSTRY Consumption of chemical fiber in India is 1.5 kg., while the average consumption of the world is 3.5 kg. In the view of emergence of Indian middle class, the application of chemical fiber will permeate into non-fiber field constantly. So Indian domestic consumption has a large room for development. It is predicted that India’s domestic demands will increase 14% per year to 12.5 million tons in 2010. The increase mainly impelled by the demands of polyolefin. Polymer’s total demand is hopeful to increase to 4.26 million tons in 2010 from 48,000 tons in 2000 at 14% per year.

6.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

6.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not available

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CHAPTER 8 :SYNTHETIC & ANIMAL TEXTILE MATERIALS 8.1 INTRODUCTION The synthetic textile materials in India mainly comprises of fiber and filament yarn of cellulosic and non cellulosic origin. The cellulosic fiber/yarn industry is under the administrative control of the Ministry of Textiles while the non cellulosic industry is under the control of Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers (department of chemicals and petro chemicals). Consumption of synthetic fiber in India is 1.5 kg per head, while the average synthetic fiber consumption of the world is 3.5 kilograms. Indian man-made fiber focuses on domestic demand. This situation sharply differs from textile industries in China, Korea and Taiwan In view of the emergence of the middle class, the application of synthetic fiber will permeate into other textile field constantly. So Indian domestic consumption has a large room for development. Fur and hides find their main use today as clothing, particularly coats. They are valued for their warmth, and as a status symbol. Hides are skins obtained from animals for human use. Examples of animal hide sources are deer and cattle typically used for producing leather, alligator skins, snake skins for shoes and fashion accessories and wild cats, minks and bears, whose skins are primarily sought for their fur. In India leather is produced from cattle hides at home/ small scale but most leather making is done on a large scale. The leather industry and the fur industry are distinct industries that are differentiated by the importance of their raw materials. In the leather industry the raw materials are by-products of the meat industry, with the meat having higher value than the skin. The fur industry uses raw materials that are higher in value than the meat and hence the meat is classified as a by-product. Fur and hides find their main use today as clothing, particularly coats.

Market scenario for Synthetic textiles in the country 21 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Indian government also reduces the basic duty of PX from 10% to 5%, all the spun and other filament yarns’ duty from 16 to 12%. Budget 2003-04 announces to cut down the chemical product duty, so some Indian companies’ cost of polymer imported and other chemical products will fall down a little. The budget also plans to reduce the duty of polyester filament from 32 to 24% to support the development of domestic polyester industry. The production of man-made fiber during April-October, 2004 showed an increase of 15% as compared to the corresponding previous period (April-October, 2003). The total man made production is expected to increase by about 115 during 2004-05 as compared to the production in 2003-04.the production of viscose staple fiber, polyester staple fiber, acrylic staple fiber and polypropylene staple fiber is expected to increase by 10%, 11%, and 9% respectively during 2004-05. The total production of man-made filament yarn also increased by around 7.52% during AprilOctober,2004 as compared to the corresponding period of the previous year. However the production of polypropylene filament yarn declined by21% during the period. The total filament yarn production during 2004-05 is expected to increase by about 3% as compared to the production during the last period Exports of synthetic and rayon textiles touched an all-time high of Rs 10,227 crore in 2005-06, a growth of nearly 6 per cent over the previous year. The industry is now eyeing Rs 27,000 crore export revenue in four years. The export target set by Synthetic & Rayon Textiles Export Promotion Council (SRTEPC) is in line with the buyers’ increased attention to India for sourcing synthetic fiber textiles since the removal of quota in January last year.

8.2 MARKET POTENTIAL Import: Import of synthetic fiber/filament increased during the last five years but the total import has declined by 25% during 2003-03 as compared to corresponding period of last year, the import of polyester filament yarn constituted about 73% of the total imports during 2003-04. Import s of man-made textile materials (In tones) years

Viscose staple fiber

Polyester staple fiber

Acrylic staple fiber

Viscose filament yarn

Nylon filament yarn

Polyester filament yarn

Total

1998-99

2270

17444

31279

1024

1342

28661

82020

19992000

975

13830

14374

842

2979

75248

108248

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2000-01

1168

21309

14066

500

3641

57644

98328

2001-02

1717

26947

9669

1592

3710

80955

124590

2002-03

2712

25812

21719

6780

3356

110830

171209

2003-04

2672

12057

12754

3429

3290

93837

128039

Source: Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics (DGCI&S), Kolkata

Recent imports of synthetic and regenerated fibers period

Feb2008

April2007Feb2008

Feb2009

April2008Feb2009

Quantity (ton)

2834

39935

5143

49740

Value (Rs. lakhs)

3394.13

40504.25

4425.08

57769.63

List of publications of DGCI&S useful for getting updates Weekly: Monthly: Quarterly: Annual:

Indian Trade Journal Foreign Trade Statistics of India (Principal Commodities & Countries) Monthly Statistics of the Foreign Trade of India -Vol. I Monthly Statistics of the Foreign Trade of India -Vol. II (Imports) Statistics of the Foreign Trade of India by Countries -Vol. I Statistics of the Foreign Trade of India by Countries -Vol. II (Imports) Statistics of the Customs and Excise Revenue Collections of the Indian Union Statistics of the Inland Coasting Trade Consignment of India Inter-State Movements/Flows of Goods by Rail, River and Air Statistics of Foreign and Coastal Cargo Movements of India Selected Statistics of the Foreign Trade of India

Ad-hoc:

Directory of Indian Exporters, Directory of Indian Importers

Note: The data are also sold by DGCI&S in CDs and floppies as per requirement through a Priced Information System (PIS).

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Market scenario for Synthetic textiles in the country: Leather industry in India Total No. of Units in Leather goods ( incl. Leather and Footwear)

55768

No. of Units in Organized sector

2477

No. of Units in Small Scale sector

53291

Concentrations of Units in India

Companies involved in production of leather products are concentrated mainly in the state of Tamil Nadu, Delhi, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.

Leather Industry in India, occupies a place of prominence in the Indian economy, in view of its massive potential for employment, growth and exports. There has been increasing emphasis on its planned development, aimed at optimum utilization of available raw materials for maximizing the returns, particularly from exports. Looking at the statistics available on the various websites of trade and commerce in the country, a conclusion can be made that the leather industry in India is strong enough to export leather. Imports from China have decreased in the last few years though china being the biggest exporter of leather in the world. China being the leader in leather manufacturing capturing 64% market share in 2005 has seen a decline on 24% in 2006. The industry is further expected to consolidate for next 2-3 years due to low demands, increasing shipment cost and changing business environment around the world.

Import of leather and hides: Data for the recent imports of leather and hides are not available on the websites providing free access. Data clearly mentioned as for this category is only till 1987 on the website of Reserve bank of India, after which no clear distinction for import of animal textiles is given. The only data we were able to find from the search are as follows.

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India's Import of Raw Hides & Skins and Leather during April-March 1999-2000 vis-à-vis AprilMarch 2000-2001(Value in million US$) CATEGORY

APRIL-MAR 1999APRIL2000 MAR 200001 Raw Hides & Skins 45.95 56.96 Leather 103.52 132.92 TOTAL 149.47 189.89

% VARIATION

23.97% 28.41% 27.04%

India's Import of Raw Hides & Skins and Leather during April-September 2000 vis-à-vis AprilSeptember 2001(Value in million US$) CATEGORY Raw Hides & Skins Leather TOTAL US$ rate

APRIL-SEPT APRIL2000 SEPT 2001 27.56 34.60 78.23 79.36 105.79 113.97 44.78 47.10

% VARIATION 25.55% 7.73%

8.3 DUTY STRUCTURE Data is not available

8.4 FORECAST It is predicted that Indian domestic demands will increase 14% per year to 12.5 million tons in 2010. The increase is mainly impelled by the polyolefin. Polymer’s total demand increased 14% per year from 1990 to 2001 and is hopeful to rise to 4.26 million tons in 2010 from 48000 tons in 2000 at this speed. The month of February this year showed increase of 81% of import compared to the same month in 2008. The overall import of synthetic and regenerated fibers had a growth of 24.52% last year. Thus an average growth of around 25% is expected looking to the past data.

8.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available 25 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

8.6 TRADE SHOWS Trade Promotion Activities for leather and related goods: 1)Delhi International Leather Fair Website:

www.delhileatherfair.com

Products Range:

Animal hides and skins and animal textile materials Chamois or wash leathers Fabrics and leather production Footwear Leathers Leatherworking repairing machinery and equipment

2)25th India International Leather Fair - Chennai, 31st January - 3rd February 2010, Products will be displayed as follows Hall 1 & Hangar - I Machinery Hall 2 Chemicals Hall 3 & Convention Finished Leather, Leather Goods all types, Leather Garments and Fashion Centre Accessories. Hangar - II Multi-Products / Services. Website: www.iilfleatherfair.com 3)15th International Leather Goods Fair (ILGF), February 19-21, 2010 At Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata. Products of Display: The products profile will include all kinds of small leather goods, leather & leather related products such as handbags, purses, wallets, portfolios, rucksacks, briefcases, belts, sports goods, leather upholstery, travel bags, industrial leather goods, hand gloves, industrial gloves, finished leather and lining leather, components & accessories of leather goods, 26 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

leather footwear, footwear components and leather garments, leather processing machineries, leather goods manufacturing machineries and leather processing chemicals etc. Website: www.leathergoodsfair.com.

Sources of collected information: Websites of the following institutions/organizations have been useful in gathering the data • • • •

Reserve Bank of India Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) Gujarat Chamber of Commerce & Industry Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics (DGCI&S).

Note: The data are also sold by DGCI&S in CDs and floppies as per requirement through a Priced Information System (PIS).

MODULE: 3 GARMENTS 9. READY TO WEAR GARMENTS 27 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

9.1 INTRODUCTION Ready-to-wear has rather different connotations in the spheres of fashion and classic clothing. In the fashion industry, designers produce ready-to-wear clothing intended to be worn without significant alteration, because it is by far the most economical, efficient, and profitable way to produce garments. They use standard patterns, factory equipment, and faster construction techniques to keep costs low, compared to a custom-sewn version of the same item. Some fashion houses or fashion designers create ready-to-wear lines that are mass-produced and industrially manufactured, while others offer lines that are very exclusive and produced only in limited numbers for a limited time. Whatever the quantity produced, these garments are never one-of-a-kind. Haute Couture and Bespoke The antithesis of ready-to-wear is different depending on whether it concerns women's or men's fashion. In women's fashion high end clothing made partly incorporating features requested by the client and to her exact measurements is called haute couture. In menswear, it is usually called bespoke. In menswear, one further distinguishes between made-to-measure (or 'semi-bespoke'), in which a standard pattern is adapted to the customer's measurements, and (full) bespoke, in which a new design is created from scratch for each customer. Savile Row is a famous district in London legendary for its bespoke tailoring. Charvet in Paris is an example[1] of a famous men's bespoke shirtmaker which offers both a high-end ready-to-wear as well as a bespoke service. The top tailors of traditional clothing, such as traditional Savile Row establishments, do not generally diversify, although a few have; in this case, the ready-to-wear clothing is not actually made 'in house', but is a re-branded garment. An example of a firm that has done this is Gieves and Hawkes. Many of the larger establishments, such as Anderson & Sheppard, Henry Poole, or Huntsman will not produce ready-towear clothing, and, at much cheaper rates than the female haute couture houses, are able to attract enough buyers to remain profitable on bespoke clothing alone. A large factor in this decision is a fear of alienating traditional customers, who might see ready-to-wear as tarnishing the reputation of the establishment. Such perceptions are based on issues caused by the lower price, and include problems such as a worse fit, lower quality construction (for example fused canvassing which shortens the garment's life), and using lower quality fabric. In actual fact, keen to avoid such criticisms, houses like Gieves and Hawkes have been careful to sell clothes with traditional cloth and construction wherever possible. In the shoe industry, most bespoke manufacturers do sell ready-to-wear items, but again they are usually not produced by the actual firm, being bought in from the exclusively ready-to-wear manufacturers and rebranded. 28 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Fashion houses that produce a women's haute couture line, such as Chanel, Dior, and Lacroix or Torrente by Julien FourniĂŠ, also produce a ready-to-wear line, which returns a greater profit due to the higher volume turnover of garments and greater availability of the clothing. Relative to couture, ready-to-wear clothing is often more practical and informal, though this may not always be the case. The construction of ready-to-wear clothing is also held to different standard than that of haute couture due to its industrial nature. High-end ready-to-wear lines are sometimes based upon a famous gown or pattern that is then duplicated and advertised to raise the visibility of the designer. Collections Ready-to-wear collections are usually presented by fashionable couture houses each season during a period known as Fashion Week. This takes place on a citywide basis (London, New York, Paris, Milan, Los Angeles) and occurs twice a year. Collections for autumn/winter are shown early in the year, usually around February, and spring/summer collections are shown around September. Ready-to-wear fashion weeks occur separately and earlier than those of haute couture. Ready-towear shows do not always feature the actual garments to be sold later in the year. The key word wearability is used in the press and industry to describe how different the designs featured in a show will be from the garments sold in stores.

6.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

Exports Commodit y

Ready made garments

20052006 (AprilMarch)

20062007 (AprilMarch)

%age growth in 06-07 over 0506

20062007 (April-Sep 2006) Col 5

20072008 (April-Sep 2007) Col 6

% Growth (Col 6 v/s Col 5)

38154

39343

20452

17606

-14

Imports Commodity

Ready made garments(Wo ven)

20052006 (AprilMarch)

20062007 (AprilMarch)

%age growth in 06-07 over 0506

20062007 (AprilSep 2006) Col 5

20072008 (AprilSep 2007) Col 6

% Growth (Col 6 v/s Col 5)

252

335

153

194

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Commodity

Apr-Mar 2008

Apr-Mar 2009(P)

%Growth

Ready made garments(Woven)

112.77

135.89

20.5

%Share 0.05

Explanation: Chinese ready-made garments have clocked a 92 per cent surge in imports into India during the first eleven months of the last fiscal. Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh have moved in to the second slot in key import segments such as cotton yarn and fabrics, readymade garments and home textiles. In case of imports of readymade garments, Chinese imports shot up 91.77 per cent during April-February 2006-07, according to latest Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics figures. Nepal, which incidentally does not have much of a textile industry of its own, came in second to China in terms of total import volumes in this segment, recording a 9 per cent growth during the same period. According to garment industry players, the surge in the imports of finished products such as ready made garments has been egged on by the appreciating rupee, making imports into India more competitive for countries, where currencies have not been hardening as much. China accounted for 28 per cent of total imports into India in the readymade garments segment during the eleven-month period. Nepalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s imports into India, which according to industry insiders is mainly Chinese origin items, accounted for 13.13 per cent of the garments imports.

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13. SPORTSWEAR 13.1 INTRODUCTION In broad sense, sportswear can be divided into two categories: one is common sportswear, including outdoor sportswear and indoor workout clothes; the other is specialized sportswear used in specific sports, such as swimwear, jersey, ski suit and racing suit. According to sport event, it can be divided into track suit, ball sports wear, water sports wear, weight lifting suit, wrestling suit, gym suit, ice sports wear, mountaineering suit and fencing suit. •

In the textiles market, sportswear and casual clothes have always enjoyed better performance than other products. They are very popular among consumers, particularly in recent years when people attach more importance to functional products.

•

With the concept of sports and exercises being more readily accepted and further development of new technology and techniques, consumers impose higher technique and function requirements on sportswear and outdoor wear. The development on functional fabrics has enhanced development of functional sportswear. Sportswear in the 21st century will be a combination of function and fashion.

•

Functional sportswear with high technology functions which can protect the human body and improve sport achievement is the inevitable development trend of sportswear.

13.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

Sportswear has been firmly established as a type of casual clothing or `leisurewear' since the 1980s, and this places it within the broader markets for clothing and footwear. In 2008, consumers spent an estimated £3.25bn on sports clothing and £1.28bn on sports footwear. This represents 8% of their total outlay on clothing and 19% of their spending on footwear. •

Although most of the sportswear sold to consumers is bought as leisurewear, and not for playing the sport for which it was originally designed, the inspiration for `sports fashion' nevertheless comes from specific sports and the technical needs of apparel for those sports. A host of sports are involved, grouped broadly into teamsports (e.g. football, rugby), fitness activities (swimming, jogging, working out) and outdoor pursuits. Examples of major markets produced by these activities (whether for `function' or for `fashion') are replica football shirts, tracksuits, running shoes and fleece tops.

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•

Branding is important for both function (participants seek the correct `performance' items) and fashion in sportswear, and two brands have emerged as global leaders. Nike Inc had global sales of $18.63bn in 2008, operating on such a scale that it was able to design new Nike footwear for every sport at the Beijing Olympics.

THE PROBLEMS OF CHINESE COMPANIES I Low brand recognition and small scale II Low technology content and slow speed of information transfer III Large scale of counterfeit and fakes IV Poor management V Poor social services mechanism

13.3 DUTY STRUCTURE Data is not available

13.4 FORECAST •

In terms of consumer participation, the major trend of the past 20 years has been the move away from sports and towards `pure' fitness activities. Many modern consumers simply do not have the time to commit themselves to playing competitive sports. Instead, private health clubs and the gyms at local leisure centres have become the focus of their fitness activities.

•

The sports market is, in most respects, a fairly mature one, and Key Note forecasts a relatively slow growth rate between 2008 and 2012. Current demographic trends bode well for participation, but little growth is expected in the sports-equipment sector, and sportswear's share of the total clothing and footwear market is shrinking gradually. However, Key Note forecasts a revival in expenditure on spectating, with excitement about the forthcoming London Olympics likely to be a contributing factor.

6.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

6.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not available 32 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

14. UNDERWEAR UNDERGARMENTS 33 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

14.1 INTRODUCTION:

The lingerie market in India is still in its infant stage and, until in recent times, the accessibility of high quality intimate apparel was limited to irregular or grey imports sold under the counter. Because of the limited products and lack of enough specialized and organized retail atmosphere, the fashion realization and quality awareness of the Indian consumer for intimate apparel is yet to be realized. The Indian lingerie Industry is growing because of the increasing domestic demand coupled with huge export potential. It will soon receive an upfront position. From a cottage industry it can be transformed into a growing trade. Indian brands have experienced that they have to be more quality conscious and work harder in branding, promotion, packaging and innovation. Only the mindset to make world class lingerie is lacking. Smaller countries like Sri Lanka, Turkey and Bangladesh are major producers in this segment. Indian companies have recognized the significance of innerwear for men and women and the competition is just boiling as new and more players arrive to offer Indians that much required fashionable lift. It may be shocking that there are 1000 Indian brands in the market but only 200 are nationally active. The others cater to markets in the vicinity of their production. Many of these brands have so far continued the advent of MNC labels for the last decade and should continue to do so. 14.2 MARKET PRODUCT

WOMAN MAN

POTENTIAL : COUNTR Y

INDIA

BUSINES S

IMPORT

YEAR 2001 US $ ‘000 1061 4794

2002 US $ ‘000 1179 1502

2003 US $ ‘000 1385 1440

2004 US $ ‘000 1245 1716

2005 US $ ‘000 2729 2659

Growth of the organized retail sector has fueled growth of the lingerie industry as the share of the former has increased from 3% in 2004 to 5.9 percent in 2007 in the Indian market. In India Triumph, Lovable Lingerie, Enamor, VIP, Juliet, Amul etc are major players in lingerie market. Today 70 per cent of the lingerie market of India is unorganized. But that can be replaced with the increase in the number of malls and quality-conscious consumers. For example, Lovable's growth of 20 per cent last year was sustained by new retail space.

Figure 1: Value of lingerie market in India: 2003-2007

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Source: Koncept Analytics WEBSITE : http://www.techexchange.com/thelibrary/indian.html

The joint market contribution of the leading five retailers in India totals less than two per cent. Though, Lingerie sales have increased by 12 per cent in the past five years because of a new awareness of intimatewear. Women's innerwear industry in India is worth Rs. 2,000 crore and is growing at an average rate of 12 per cent. The Rs.28, 375-crore womenswear apparel segment covers 32.1 percent share of the Indian apparel market in value terms. In volume terms, market share of womenswear is one percent greater than that of menswear but in value terms its share is five percent less than that of menswear due to branded segment in womenswear was practically non-existent till a few years back. At present, it is the most profitable segment for investment. During 2005, volumes increased by 5.5 percent while value appreciation was as high as 15 percent. There was 18.1 percent growth in the western lingerie market.

14.3 .THE DUTY STRUCTURE FOR IMPORTS IN INDIA

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6107-Customs Duty of MEN’S OR BOYS’ UNDERPANTS, BRIEFS , NIGHTSHIRTS, PYJAMAS, BATHROBES, DRESSING GOWNS AND SIMILAR ARTICLES, KNITTED OR CROCHETED Customs Duty of Underpants and briefs:

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14.4. FORECAST: Various industry majors operating in men apparel segment have now started to diversify themselves into women wear in order to exploit the highly lucrative market that was estimated at more than Rs. 37,000 Crore in 2007. The market, in the past five years, posted a growth rate of good 14%. And with the growing presence of organized retail and rapidly spreading mall culture, the industry is all set to grow further in future, according to "Women Wear Market Forecast to 2010â&#x20AC;?, a research report by RNCOS (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/616566/) -Increasing at a CAGR (Compound annual growth rate) of over 17%, women apparel market is expected to cross Rs. 61,000 crore by 2010. -Branded women apparel market is projected to rise at a rate close to 25% and surpass Rs. 18,000 crore by 2010. -Premium segment apparel is forecasted to account for close to 20% of total women apparel market by 2010. -Western wear, along with lingerie, will emerge as the fastest growing segment. In the undergarment market INDIA is projected to increase its international market share by about US$100 million. Given that price points in INDIA is somewhat low, this expected growth shows an opportunity in huge quantity for lingerie companies. Products which shape the body and offer smooth curves are observed as a key growth sector for baby boomer lingerie buyers. New and innovative fabrics like Lycra and microfibers will become a very nice choice for buyers in a coming period.

14.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Women have been encouraged to buy more lingerie garments, owing to their strong fashion appeal and the fact that underwear (such as camisoles and vests) is often worn as outer wear. Women's emotional relationship with lingerie has also stimulated interest in the sector. Media interest in body shape and the means by which women can boost their self-esteem by regarding their body shape in a positive light has been reflected in increasing lingerie sales.

14.6 TRADE SHOWS: â&#x20AC;˘ INTIMATE INDIA 2010 VENUE: Pragati Maidan, Near Delhi Zoological Park, Mathura Road, Delhi. India TIME: JANUARY 2010. 37 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTION: International Exhibition on Lingerie, Beachwear, Undergarments & Accessories ORGANIZERS: Mondial Exhibition Comercio Messe Management G-52, Agrasen Tower 13, Central Spine, Vidhyadhar Nagar Jaipur-302023 India Tel :+91 (141) 2234046, 2234056 Fax:+91 (141) 2234155 Web site: www.intimateindiaexpo.com

CHAPTER 16 SLEEPWEAR AND ROBES

16.1 INTRODUCTION

SLEEPWEAR: Nowadays women’s sleepwear is no longer thought of as just the regular nightgown or pajamas, there is such a wide selection of different types of sleepwear, from the classic nightie to camisoles and boy shorts. Women now tend to prefer more comfortable or sensual sleepwear and will choose soft cotton knit for something they can lounge about in and go to bed with. For a sexier look you can pick out the sheer and clingy nightgowns with lace and trimmings. Other types of women’s sleepwear include nightgowns, which can be floor-length or hip-length, as well as full or straight down with slits. They can also have long sleeves or be sleeveless, with the added advantage that they do not feel tight on the waist, as pajamas may tend to feel. Kaftans are also considered as women’s sleepwear and are extremely popular for they often come with a front zip which is practical when you have to slip it on quickly; it is in fact a good item to have when traveling for it is extremely practical. You have a great selection of patterns and bright colors with kaftans, and they also come with embellishments such as embroidery. 38 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

There is even a special line of sleepwear specifically made for women during menopause, it actually moves night sweat away from your body, thus resulting in a better night in bed. Often, you may find matching nightgowns and robes, which are very elegant and sensual. Nightgowns and robes can cling to your silhouette enhancing your figure and can be much more than just an item of clothing you sleep in. ROBES:

There are a number of women’s robes that are available online as well as offline. They come in a number lot styles and materials. The main objective of the women’s robes is to completely dry you off while keeping you warm at the same time. The women’s robes available can be washed in washing machines. The women’s robes (thick ones) are usually made of towel material and come in a variety of colors. The robes come with or without pockets. There are a number of women’s robes that also come with an option of zipper instead of the normal sash around the waist. The materials that are usually used for the women’s robes are chenille, polyester, micro fiber, poly-cotton, cotton, terrycloth, cashmere, charmeuse, bamboo. The micro fiber robes usually come with terry lining for added support. Robes also come in a variety of colors such as white, pink, blue, prints, greens, and browns and in tan colors. Some of the other embellishments that the robes can carry are the zippers. Some may also have embroidery on the front pockets and on the back, while others may have hoods. The good quality robes for women will usually start at $50 and they can be more expensive, depending on the materials and the use of embellishments on the women’s robes. Another style of the women’s robes is known as the kimono robe and tends to be shorter than the regular bathrobes. They are also available in a variety of materials such as flannel, polyester and can be seen in a variety of prints. The sleeves are slightly different and generously cut. They can be wrapped snugly around the waist. Another type of women’s robes is known as the spa robe. Both men and women use this when they sweating it out in the spa. These spa robes start at $80 but are easily available at discounted prices. They are also available in a number of materials such as Chenille, polyester, micro fiber, poly-cotton, cotton and velour. They are usually simple and are less embellished than the regular bathrobes. The advantage of using chenille is that there is no mildew smell. Another type of women’s robes is known as the wrap. They come in a variety of styles such as velour towel wrap, cotton shower wrap and terry shower wrap. They look like short dresses that

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can be worn in the bath and are quite feminine to look at. Rather than hide the figure like other bathrobes, they accentuate the feminine figure. (WEBSITE: Ezilon.com, Nov 26, 2008)

PRODUCT PRODUCT

WOMAN ROBES SLEEPWEAR

COUNT RY INDIA

BUSINE SS IMPORT

YEARS YEARS 200304 2876 1348

200405 2587 1987

200506 3298 2357

200607 4437 2567

200708 5324 3289

2008-09(AprDec) 5609 2908

16.2 MARKET POTENTIAL MEN SLEEPWEAR:

PRODUCT

MEN SLEEPWEAR

COUNT RY

INDIA

BUSINE SS

IMPORT

YEARS 200304

200405

200506

200607

200708

2008-09(AprDec)

3845

4034

4509

5343

5878

4980

WOMAN SLEEPWEAR

ROBES

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16.3 .THE DUTY STRUCTURE FOR IMPORTS IN INDIA

41 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

6107-Customs Duty of MEN’S OR BOYS’ UNDERPANTS, BRIEFS , NIGHTSHIRTS, PYJAMAS, BATHROBES, DRESSING GOWNS AND SIMILAR ARTICLES, KNITTED OR CROCHETED Customs Duty of Underpants and briefs:

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16.4. FORECAST The sector is growing at 19% right now and is going to grow by 23 % by 2010. Branded women sleepwear market is projected to rise at a rate of 34% by 2010.

16.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

16.6 TRADE SHOWS â&#x20AC;˘ ROUGE LINGERIE & INNERWEAR EXPO 2010 VENUE: World Trade Center - Mumbai Centre 1, 31st Floor Cuffe Parade Mumbai 400 005 India Tel:+91 22 218-4434 Fax:+91 22 218-8175 DESCRIPTION: Expo on sleepwear, innerwear, lingerie, swimwear, longwear, beachwear and intimate apparel ORGANIZERS: Introductions Trade Shows

116, Morya Estate New Link Road Andheri (W) Mumbai - 400 053 India Tel: +91 (22)-26733511 Fax: +91 (22)-6695 0061 Web site: www.infairs.com

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CHAPTER 11: SWEATERS AND KNITWEAR 11.1 INTRODUCTION Wool and Woollen textiles industry is a rural based export oriented industry in which the organized sector, the decentralized sector and the rural sector complement each other. There are 958 woollen units in the country, the majority of which are in the small scale sector. This industry is administered by Central Wool Development Board (CWDB).

11.2 MARKET POTENTIAL Woollen industry in India falls under both organized and decentralized sector. Composite units worsted and non-worsted spinning mills and machine made carpet units compromise the bulk of the organized sector while the hosiery, knitting and carpet and durry making units fall in the decentralized sector. a) Total number of registered units

714

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b) Total no. of persons employed in the woolen industry

12 lakh approx

c) Total exports

Rs. 4522.82 crore

Installed Capacity i) Wool combing

29.28 milion kg

ii) Synthetic fiber combing

3.57 milion kg

iii) Worsted spindles

5.98 lakh nos.

iv) Non-worsted spindles

4.26 lakh nos.

v) Power loom

7228 nos.

vi) Machine made carpet sector

8.10 lakh sq. mtr. 2.27 milion kg

Strategy adopted by the Textile ministry Right from the beginning the ministry has adopted a three pronged strategy for the development of wool and woolen industry are â&#x20AC;&#x201C; (i) increase in the production on indigenous wool both qualitatively and quantitatively; (ii) research for the overall development of wool and woolen industry; and (iii) export promotion of wool and woolen products. These objectives are sought to be achieved through the following organizations:(i) (ii)

Central Wool Development Board, Jodhpur Wool Research Association, Thane.

Imports: As the domestic production is not able to meet the demand in the country woolen imports have roared in the last 5 years. Individual imports of sweaters and knitwear is not available but the import of readymade woolen garments on the whole is given below. Year

Rs. (crore)

Percentage share in textiles imports

2002-03

115.93

1.46

2003-04

177.83

1.90

2004-05

149.55

1.47 45

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

2005-06

251.59

2.08

2006-07

333.92

2.60

2007-08

453.80

3.29

2008-09

625.01

3.88

Graph for import:

The imports duty rates on woolen items are as follows:

Sr. No.

Items Description

Tariff head no.

Basic customs duty in percent (2005-06)

Wool not carded or combed

51.01

Waste of wool

51.03 &51.04

a) combed wool in fragments

51.05.21

b) wool tops

51.05.29

11.3 DUTY STRUCTURE Data is not available

11.4 FORECAST It is predicted that Indian domestic demands will increase 17-20% per year to 125 million kgs in 2010. The demand in woolen ready-made garments is much stronger than that in raw wool. Demand of sweater of knitwear is difficult to predict independently as it changes according to the trends. Projection for the Eleventh five year plan is to increase the domestic production or raw wool by about one and half times of the present level i.e. reach an annual production level of around 75 million kg so as to decrease dependence on imports. 46 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Domestic markets are growing but the pace of demand is higher which has helped imports to flourish in the market.

Sites from which information is shared: Ministry of Textiles Indiamart Fiber2fashion Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics.

CHAPTER 12: WEDDING WEAR 12.1 INTRODUCTION

A wedding dress or wedding gown is clothing worn by a bride during a wedding ceremony. Color, style and ceremonial importance of the gown depends on the religion and culture of the participants In modern tradition, the color of western-culture wedding dresses is white.( The popularity of this color can be traced back to 1840 and the marriage of Queen Victoria to Albert of SaxeCoburg) Many wedding dresses in China are colored red, the traditional color of good luck. In modern Chinese weddings, particularly in Western countries, the bride usually opts for the white Western dress or changes from a red gown to a white gown later in the day.

12.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

47 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Garment companies offer an extensive range of wedding wear items for all men, women, kids, bridegroom, and bride, to suit appropriately the festive occasion, and to make the beautiful bride more enthralling, and even modest looking brides at least splendid to look at. The exclusive wedding wear collection rendered by these industries, is an exquisite blend of ethnic motifs, intricate embroidery and rich silken materials, deep vibrant colors such as vermilion, crimson, pink, orange or magenta. Dazzling and glamorous golden works have been done, to render the bridal attire ornate and magnificent. This collection of various types of bridal wear ranges from sarees to lehenga cholis or sharars and even the bridal gowns. There is a huge market for export of these category of garments from China to India, this could be made out from the number of companies engaged in this business, but no statistical data regarding the growth is available on this websites and the websites from India visited for the various other categories are not useful in providing the required information as the collective information for all kind of garment is given.

6.3 DUTY STRUCTURE Data is not available

6.4 FORECAST Data is not available

6.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

6.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not available

Websites visited: www.apparel.eindiabusiness.com www.tradeindia.com www.trademart.in www.yellowpages.eindiabusiness.com www.fashion.pz10.com www.fiber2fashion.com www.alibaba.com

48 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

MODULE: 4 TRIMMINGS CHAPTER 18 ZIPPERS,BUTTONS & CLOSURES 18.1 INTRODUCTION Data is not available

18.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

Total imports SUB HEADING CODE

ITEM DESCRIPTION

YEAR

9606

Buttons ,press-fasteners ,snap 1999fasteners and pressstuds,

TOTAL IMPOR TS IN US$ MILLIO N

GROWTH TREND

0.73

-13.09

0.72

-1.51

(IN %)

49 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

button moulds and other parts 2000 of these articles 20002001

0.79

9.73

0.86

-50.43

20012002

0.96

11.82

2.12

121.09

4.07

91.67

20032004

6.75

66.01

7.97

18.01

20042005

7.00

20022003

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 9607

Slide fasteners

0.93

-48.00

0.61

-34.97

0.78

29.28

1.31

67.13

2.46

88.18

20022003

3.08

24.91

6.07

97.34

20032004

8.77

44.52

12.8 8

46.89

19992000 20002001 20012002

20042005

11.8 50

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

20052006

20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 8308

Clasps , buckles ,hooks

1.45

37.26

1.48

2.27

3.11

110.31

3.26

4.66

3.95

21.35

20022003

5.52

39.62

7.03

27.24

20032004

9.47

34.78

11.7 6

24.23

19992000 20002001 20012002

20042005 20052006

10.0 8

20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 Total imports

19992000 2000-

3.11 2.81

-9.65

4.68

66.55 51

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2001

5.43

16.03

20012002

7.37

35.73

10.7 2

45.46

20022003 20032004 20042005 20052006 20062007

17.1 7 24.9 9

60.17 45.55 30.49

32.6 1 28.9 2

20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008

Buttons,pressfasteners,snapfasteners& pressstuds 10 8

6.75

7.97

4.07

2008

2007-

2006

2.12 2005-

2004

2003-

0.79 0.86 0.96 2002

0.73 0.72

2000

2001-

4 1999-

value(US $ million)

Graphical representation

52 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

12.88

11.84

8.77 6.07

2008

2007-

2006

2005-

3.08

2004

2.46 2003-

1.31

2002

0.78 2001-

0.61

2000

0.93 1999-

14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0

clasps,buckles,hooks 11.76

2008

2007-

2006

5.52

10.08

7.03

2005-

2003-

2004

3.95

2002

1.45 1.48

3.11 3.26 2001-

9.47

2000

14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0

1999-

value(Us $ million) value(US $ million)

slidefasteners

53 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

value(US $ million)

35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0

total imports

1999-2000 2002-2003 2005-2006 Apr2008-Dec 2008

2000-2001 1 2003-2004 year 2006-2007

2001-2002 2004-2005 2007-2008

18.3 DUTY STRUCTURE

Duty structure ď&#x201A;ˇ HS Code

Item Description

w.e.f.

Custom Duty

Unit Import Type Policy

Notes

96061 Press-fasteners, snap-fasteners and press-studs and parts thereof : 0 96061 Press-fasteners, snap07-Jul010 fasteners and press-studs 2009

Customs 10 Basic Duty:

Fr ee

Basic Duty Pref: Addl 8 Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 4 D): Excise Cess 3 Customs

3 54

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Cess Customs Duty Calculator 96061 Parts 020

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

Fr ee

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 96062 Of plastics, not covered 100 with textile material

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 96062 Of base metals, not 200 covered with textile material

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess 55 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 96062 Other : 9 96062 Button of coconut shell or 07-Jul910 wood 2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

Fr ee

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 96062 Other 990

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 96063 Button moulds and other parts of buttons; button blanks : 0 96063 Button blanks 010

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

56 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 96063 Other 090

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

Fr ee

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator ď&#x201A;ˇ

Slide fasteners :

96071 Fitted with chain scoops of base metal : 1 96071 Zip fasteners 110

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

kg Fr ee

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

57 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Customs Duty Calculator 96071 Other 190

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

kg Fr ee

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 96071 Other : 9 96071 Zip fasteners 910

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Fr ee

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 96071 Other 990

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

58 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 96072 Parts 000

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Fr ee

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator  8308

CLASPS, FRAMES WITH CLASPS, BUCKLES, BUCKLE -CLASPS,HOOKS , EYES, EYELETS AND THE LIKE , OF BASE METAL, OF A KIND USED FOR CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR, AWNINGS,HANDBAGS , TRAVEL GOODS OR OTHER MADE UP ARTICLES;TUBULAR OR BIFURCATED RIVETS , OF BASE METAL; BEADS AND SPANGLES , OF BASE METALS

83081 Hooks, eyes and eyelets: 0 83081 Hooks and eyes 010

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic 10 Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

kg Fr . e e

Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 59 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Eyelets :

01-Mar2008

Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator

83081 For footwear 021

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

kg Fr . e e

Customs Duty Calculator 83081 Other 029

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

kg Fr . e e

Customs Duty

60 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Calculator 83082 Tubular or bifurcated 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic 000 rivets Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

kg Fr . e e

Customs Duty Calculator 83089 Other, including parts: 0 Buckles : 83089 For footwear 011

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

kg. Fr e e

Customs Duty Calculator 83089 Other 019

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl

kg. Fr e e

61 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 83089 Imitation zari 020 spangles

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

kg. Fr e e

Customs Duty Calculator Beads and spangles of base metal :

01Customs Basic Mar- Duty: 2008 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator

83089 For garments, made 07-Jul- Customs Basic 031 ups, knitwear, plastic 2009 Duty: and leatther goods Basic Duty Pref:

1 0

Addl Duty(CVD):

kg. Fr e e

62 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 83089 Other 039

07-Jul- Customs Basic 10 2009 Duty:

kg. Fr e e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD) 4 : Excise Cess

Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 83089 Fittings for travel 07-Jul- Customs Basic 040 requisites and leather 2009 Duty: goods Basic Duty Pref:

1 0

Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

kg. Fr e e

Customs Duty Calculator Other :

01Mar-

Customs Basic Duty: 63

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

2008 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 83089 For garments, made 07-Jul- Customs Basic 091 ups, knitwear, plastic 2009 Duty: and leather goods Basic Duty Pref:

1 0

Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Fr e e

Customs Duty Calculator 83089 Other 099

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

kg. Fr e e

Customs Duty Calculator

64 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

18.4 FORECAST Data is not available

18.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

18.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not available

65 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

CHAPTER 20 FASHION JWELLERY AND EYEWEAR 20.1 INTRODUCTION India is one of the fastest growing markets for jewellery, growing at the rate of 10.20 per cent per annum over the last five years. Today, the Indian consumer market for jewellery is said to be $13.1 billion, an increase of close to 8 per cent over the previous year. A study by KPMG says that India is set to realise total jewellery sales of $21 billion by 2010 and $37 billion by 2015. Currently, out of the eight key world retail markets, the US is number one accounting for 31 per cent of the jewellery sales. India and China follow with 8.3 and 8.9 per cent respectively. For eyewears:

Every third person in India wears glasses. And that translates into a Rs 1,800-crore prescription eye wear market. In early 2007, the prescription eyewear market in India was estimated to be worth between Rs 18-20 billion,1 with around 30 million pieces (frames with glasses) being sold every year2. It was also one of the fastest growing consumer segments in the country in the early 2000s, recording an average annual growth rate of around 25%.3 This segment however, was largely dominated by the unorganized sector, which accounted for 95% of the prescription eyewear business.4 For the foreseeable fashion future, eyewear will emerge as one of the less expensive ways for economical consumers to assert a personal design aesthetic and satisfy the urge for high-end labels. "Eyewear is a huge and increasingly diversified business driven by a host of health, demographic, lifestyle and fashion trends,". "Sunglasses and other types of eyewear have become viable accessories on par with fashion staples such as handbags." The global eyewear market enjoyed a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9% for the 2004-2008 period. However, consumer aversion to copious spending on discretionary products caused the market to decline 2% in 2008 and finish below $64 billion compared to more than $65 billion in 2007, when the market gained 15% over the prior-year period. . Technological innovation is crucial to the advent of new eyewear products that will entice consumers. Eyewear made from more flexible, durable, and color-fast high-tech materials such 66 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

as the lightweight plastic TR 90 or titanium are at the innovation apex. These materials offer consumers eyewear introductions with Bluetooth, MP3 players, or USB keys built into the frames. Other innovations address more serious eye care concerns such as the problem of computer-related eye strain for heavy users of digital technology.

20.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

For jwellery SUB HEADING CODE

ITEM DESCRIPTION

7113

Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal

YEAR

19992000 20002001 20012002

TOTAL IMPOR TS IN US$ MILLIO N

GROWTH TREND

0.10

1293.1 2

0.02 0.00 0.02 0.46

(IN %)

-82.39 -97.81 5211.1 7

20022003

0.08 0.81

2192.5 6

20032004

0.94

-83.01

20042005

0.40

941.83

0.26

16.11

20052006

-57.87

20062007 20072008 Apr2008-

67 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Dec 2008

7114

Articles of goldsmithsâ€™ or silversmithsâ€™ wares and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad

20022003 20032004 20042005 20052006

0.01 0.02

77.0

0.07

293.02

0.01

-79.72

0.01

0.66

0.13

839.20

0.09

20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 7115

Other articles of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal

20022003

0.00 0.06

20032004 20042005 20052006

2433.5 9

0.43 0.09 0.10 0.07

-79.52 12.04

200668 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

2007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 7116

Articles of natural or cultured pearls, precious or semi-precious stones(natural, synthetic or recon

20002001

0.01 0.01

16.27

0.01

-12.23

0.01

41.42

0.01

19.43

20032004

0.01

-54.47

0.02

172.10

20042005

0.03

48.78

20012002 20022003

20052006

0.02

20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 7117

Imitation jewellery, of base metal ,whether or not plated with precious metal

19992000 20002001 20012002 20022003

0.04

-23.13

0.05

25.01

0.21

306.03

0.31

48.02

1.05

241.02

1.15

10.12

2.85

148.03 69

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

20032004 20042005

2.81

-1.47

4.20

49.43

3.83

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 4420

other ornaments of wood

0.05 19992000 20002001 20012002

0.00 0.05 0.05 0.06 0.14

20022003

0.10

20032004

0.23

20042005

0.16

0.15

4412.2 7 -91.99 1159.1 0 -5.80 29.27 128.17 -32.14 68.03 41.72

20052006 20062007 20072008

70 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Apr2008Dec 2008 Total imports

19992000

0.19 0.08

-57.9

0.27

237.5

0.40

48.15

1.66

315

20022003

1.45

-12.65

4.21

190.35

20032004

4.03

-4.28

20042005

5.09

26.30

4.42

20002001 20012002

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008

Graphical representation

71 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

0.94

0.81

0.8 0.6

0.46

0.4

0.26

2008

2007-

2006

2004

2003-

2005-

0.08

0.02

0 2002

0.02

2001-

2000

0.1

0.2

1999-

Value(US $ million)

Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal

Articles of goldsmithsâ€™or silversmithsâ€™wares and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad

0.13 0.09 0.07

Dec

008-

Apr2

0.01 2007

2005

0.01

2006-

0.02 2004-

2003

0.01 2002-

0.14 0.12 0.1 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 0

72 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

0.43

0.1

Dec

008-

0.07 Apr2

2006-

2005

2004-

2007

0.09

0.06

2003

0 2002-

0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0

Articles of natural or cultured pearls, precious or semiprecious stones(natural, synthetic or recon

0.04

Apr2

0.01 008-

0.01

0.02

2007

0.01

2005

0.01

2004-

0.01

2003

0.01

2002-

0.01

2001

0.02

2006-

0.03

2000-

Value(US $ million)

Other articlesof preciousmetal or of metal cladwithpreciousmetal

73 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

4.2

2.85

3 2

1.15

2008

2007-

2006

2005-

2004

0.21

2003-

0.05

3.83

2.81

0.31

2002

0.04

2001-

1.05 2000

1999-

other ornaments of wood 0.23 0.14 0.05 0.05 0.06 2008

2006

2004

2003-

2002

2001-

0 2000

0.15

0.1

0.1 0.05

0.16

2007-

0.2 0.15

2005-

0.25

1999-

value(US $ million) Value(US $ million)

Imitation jewellery, of base metal ,whether or not plated with precious metal

74 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

value(US $ million)

total imports 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1999-2000 2002-2003 2005-2006 Apr2008-Dec 2008

2000-2001 2003-2004 2006-2007

2001-2002 2004-2005 2007-2008

For eyewears: SUB HEADING CODE

ITEM DESCRIPTION

9003

Frames and mountings for spectacles

YEAR

TOTAL IMPOR TS IN US$ MILLIO N

GROWTH TREND

0.82

-2.97

0.98

-19.28

2.94

201.07

3.72

26.47

4.39

18.10

20022003

6.79

54.49

9.68

42.51

20032004

10.5 4

8.91

20042005

12.6 3

19992000 20002001 20012002

(IN %)

19.90

200575 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

2006

9.59

20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 9004

Spectacles ,goggles and the like

0.21

110.10

0.43

103.20

0.82

91.34

1.13

36.88

1.72

52.91

20022003

2.85

65.20

5.54

94.78

20032004

7.50

35.36

20042005

9.80

30.60

9.99

19992000 20002001 20012002

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 Total imports

19992000 20002001

1.03 1.41

36.89

3.76

166.67

4.85

28.99 76

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

20012002 20022003 20032004 20042005 20052006 20062007

6.11

25.98

9.64

57.77

15.2 2

57.88

18.0 4

18.53 24.33

22.4 3 19.5 8

20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008

Spactacles,gogglesandthelike 9.8

9.99

7.5 5.54

2008

2007-

2006

2.85 2005-

1.72 2004

1.13

2003-

0.82 2002

0.43

2001-

0.21 2000

12 10 8 6 4 2 0

1999-

Value(US $ million)

Graphical representation

77 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0

value(US $ million)

9.68 10.54

12.63 9.59

6.79

2008

2007-

2006

2005-

2004

2002

2003-

4.39 2.94 3.72 2001-

2000

0.82 0.98 1999-

value(US $ million)

Framesandmountingsfor spectacles

total imports 25 20 15 10 5 0 1999-2000 2002-2003 2005-2006 Apr2008-Dec 2008

2000-2001 2003-2004 2006-2007

2001-2002 2004-2005 2007-2008

20.3 DUTY STRUCTURE

For jwellery : ď&#x201A;ˇ HS Item Description Code

w.e.f.

Custom Duty

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ď&#x201A;ˇ 7113 Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal Of precious metal whether or not plated or clad with precious metal: 711311 Of silver, whether or not plated or clad with other precious metal: 711311 Jewellery with filigree work 10

07-Jul- Customs 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 1 D): Excise Cess 0 Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711311 Jewellery studded with gems 20

07-Jul- Customs 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 1 D): Excise Cess 0 Customs

3 79

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Cess Customs Duty Calculator 711311 Other articles of jewellery 30

07-Jul- Basic Duty 2009 Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Free

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 1 D): Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711311 Parts 90

07-Jul- Customs 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 0 D): Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711319 Of other precious metal, whether or not plated or clad with precious metal: 711319 Of gold, unstudded

07-Jul- Customs

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2009

Basic Duty:

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 1 D): Excise Cess 0 Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711319 Of gold, set with pearls 20

07-Jul- Customs 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 1 D): Excise Cess 0 Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711319 Of gold, set with diamonds 30

07-Jul- Customs 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref:

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Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 1 D): Excise Cess 0 Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711319 Of gold, set with other precious 40 and semiprecious stones

07-Jul- Customs 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 1 D): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711319 Of platinum, unstudded 50

07-Jul- Customs 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

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Excise Cess 0 Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711319 Parts 60

07-Jul- Customs 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 1 D): Excise Cess 0 Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711319 Other 90

07-Jul- Customs 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

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Customs Duty

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Calculator 711320 Of base metal clad with precious 07-Jul- Customs 00 metal 2009 Basic Duty:

1 0

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 1 D): Excise Cess 0 Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator  7114 Articles of goldsmithsâ€™ or silversmithsâ€™ wares and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad Of precious metal, whether or not plated or clad with precious metal: 711411

Of silver, whether or not plated or clad with precious metal:

7114111 Articles 0

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess Customs Cess

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7114112 Parts 0

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Free

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Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711419

Of other precious metal, whether or not plated or clad with precious metal:

7114191 Articles of gold 0

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 7114192 Articles of 0 platinum

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

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Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 7114193 Parts 0

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

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Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 711420

Of base metal clad with precious metal :

7114201 Articles clad with 07-Jul- Customs Basic 0 gold 2009 Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 7114202 Other articles 0

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl

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Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 7114203 Parts 0

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Free

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Customs Duty Calculator 7115

Other articles of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal

71151000

Catalysts in 07the from of Julwire cloth 2009 or grill, of platinum

Customs 10 Basic Duty:

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl 0 Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV 0 D): Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator

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711590

Other:

71159010

Laboratory 07and Julindustrial 2009 articles of precious metal

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

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Excise Cess Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 71159020

Spinneretâ€ 07- Customs Basic ™s made Jul- Duty: mainly of 2009 Basic Duty Pref: gold

1 0

Addl Duty(CVD):

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Customs Duty Calculator 71159090

Other

07- Customs Basic Jul- Duty: 2009 Basic Duty Pref:

1 0

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3 88

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Customs Duty Calculator ď&#x201A;ˇ 7116

Articles of natural or cultured pearls, precious or semiprecious stones(natural, synthetic or recon

71161000

Of natural or cultured pearls

07-Jul- Customs Basic 2009 Duty:

1 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

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Customs Duty Calculator 71162000

Of precious or semi- 07-Jul- Customs Basic precious stones 2009 Duty: (natural, synthetic Basic Duty Pref: or reconstructed)

1 0

Addl Duty(CVD):

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Customs Duty Calculator

7117 IMITATION JEWELLERY Of base metal, whether or not plated with precious metal: 71171 Cuff-links and

07-Jul-2009

Customs Basic

Fre 89

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100

studs

Duty:

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 71171 Other: 9 71171 Bangles 910

07-Jul-2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 71171 German silver 920 jewellery

07-Jul-2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 71171 Other 990

07-Jul-2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 71179 Other: 0 71179 Jewellery studded 07-Jul-2009 010 with imitation pearls or imitation or synthetic stones

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 71179 Other 090

07-Jul-2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

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Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator  WOOD MARQUETRY AND INLAID WOOD; CASKETS AND CASES FOR 4420 JEWELLERY OR CULTERY, AND SIMILAR ARTICLES, OF WOODS; STATUTTES AND OTHER ORNA-MENTS, OF WOOD; WOODEN ARTICLES OF FURNITURE NOT FALLING IN CHAPTER 94 44201 Statuettes and 07-Jul-2009 000 other ornaments, of wood

Customs Basic Duty:

Fr ee

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

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Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 44209 Other : 0 44209 Wood marquetry 010 and inlaid wood

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 44209 Other 090

07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty:

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Customs Duty Calculator

For eyewears:  HS Item Description Code

w.e.f.

Custom Duty

Unit Impor Typ t Notes e Policy

 9003

FRAMES AND MOUNTINGS FOR SPECTACLES, GOGGLES OR THE LIKE, AND PARTS THEREOF Frames and mountings : 900311 Of plastics 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: u Fre 10 00 e Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 900319 Of other materials 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: u Fre 10 00 e Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 900390 Parts 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: k Fre 10 00 g. e Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 93 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Customs Duty Calculator ď&#x201A;ˇ SPECTACLES, GOGGLES AND THE LIKE, CORRECTIVE, PROTECTIVE OR 9004 OTHER 900410 Sunglasses 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: u Fre HS 10 00 e Code Basic Duty Pref: Note Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Other: 01-MarCustoms Basic Duty: 2008 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 900490 Other: 900490 Passive night vision goggles 07-Jul10 2009

900490 Prismatic eyeglasses for 20 reading

900490 Other 90

07-Jul2009

Re stri cte d

Fre e

kg.

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8 4 3 3

10 8 4 3 3

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Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator

8 4 3 3

20.4 FORECAST For jwellery : According to the KPMG study, Indiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s growing importance in the global jewellery market is only expected to increase in the future. The total demand is expected to reach $18.25 billion in 2010 and to $ 28.28 billion in 2015. Diamond jewellery consumption in India is estimated to jump by 78 per cent in 2010. India and China together are predicted to emerge as a market equivalent to that of the US by 2015, according to the KPMG report on the global gems and jewellery industry â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Vision 2015: Transformation for Growth. The industry can see capital infusion of around $ 10 billion, according to Mr Mehul Choksi, Chairman of the Gitanjali Group. As per forecasts, by the year 2015, the industry will witness a good fragmentation in the jewellery retail business while keeping the area of diamond mining, sourcing, processing within the confines of either niche or mass players, says Mr Ashwin Jacob, Manager at KPMG Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd in India. The future scenarios for the global fashion jewelry industry, based on the recent trends, are that the mining countries will capture a huge share of the polishing sector as well. Substitutes of precious stones such as synthetic diamonds and non-precious metals will replace the precious stones. The plain gold jewelry sales will keep on declining and China and India will emerge as large retail markets. Projected share of industry segments and key consumption marketsProjected share of various jewellery segments(2015)

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Plain gold jewellery

Diamond jewellery

7% 41%

Plain platinum jewellery Others

41%

Plain palladium jewellery

Projected share of key markets for jewellery consumptions(2015) Middle East, 9% Turkey, 3% UK, 2% Row, 28%

Japan, 4% Italy, 3% India, 12%

China, 13%

US, 26%

Based on the above trends the projections for growth of jewelry industry are as follows: â&#x20AC;˘

The growth in sales of the industry as a whole will slow down and the world will notice the emergence of new markets. The global fashion jewelry sales will grow at the rate of 4.6% annually and is estimated to reach US $ 185 billion by 2010 and US $ 230 billion in 2015. China and India together will emerge as equivalent to the US market in 2015.

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•

Jewelry fabrication services will also show sluggish demand and will move to new centers. The CAGR of global fashion jewelry fabrication is estimated to be 5.1% by 2015. China and India will be the new centers for jewelry fabrication.

Figure 4: Projected global fashion jewelry sales (2010,2015), USD billion •

Lowering margins in profit and debt levels in the industry will help to build up the fashion jewelry industry.

•

By the year 2015, the fashion jewelry industry will witness the emergence of a number of giant markets, which will be the industry leaders of the future.

The future of fashion jewelry industry lies in the developing countries and primarily China and India. The African countries producing raw materials will also benefit from the expansion of these markets. Thus on the whole the future for the industry is bright but still certain steps need to be taken by the key players to increase supply of raw materials and reform the supply chain.

For eyewears : It forecasts the global eyewear market will rebound by 2010 and grow at a CAGR of 1.4% to exceed $68 billion by 2013. A full return to normalized annual growth rates of between 3% and 6% are forecast to begin during the latter half of the 2008-2013 period.

20.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

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Data is not available

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CHAPTER 21 BAGS 21.1 INTRODUCTION Data is not available

21.2 MARKET POTENTIAL SUB HEADING CODE

(1)4202

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Trunk\s, suit-cases, vanity-cases, executive cases, brief-cases, school satchels and similar containers

YEAR

19992000 20002001 20012002 20022003 20032004 20042005

TOTAL IMPORT S IN US$ MILLIO N

GROWTH TREND (IN %)

0.90 3.08 2.98 3.01 5.35 8.64 18.82

240.5 1 -3.32 1.14 77.51 61.68 117.7 3 47.55 -68.54

27.55 46.47 44.97

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008

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(2)48193000,

Paper bags(1)

20012002 20022003 20032004 20042005 20052006

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.04 0.04 0.10 0.06

417.2 2 613.0 4 959.8 8 7.12 130.9 4 -43.49

0.09

20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 (3)6305

Sacks and bags made from textile articles, used for packing of goods

20002001 20012002 20022003 20032004 20042005 20052006

0.00 0.03 0.13 0.16 0.10 0.61 0.80

2235. 50 415.8 4 18.25 -39.37 546.2 1 30.09 86.81

1.49 1.39

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Apr2008Dec 2008 (4)48194000

Paper bags(2)

19992000 20002001 20012002 20022003 20032004 20042005

0.00 0.00

4.85

0.00

-84.91

0.00

1150.9 7

0.01 0.01 0.04 0.11 0.10 0.12

414.36 -11.89 182.48 208.98 -9.25

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 Total imports

19992000 20002001

0.9 3.08 3.01 3.14 5.52

20012002

8.79 19.51 28.56

20022003 20032004

48.12 46.57

242.222 2 2.27273 4.31893 7 75.7961 8 59.2391 3 121.956 8 46.3864 7 68.4873 9

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20042005 20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008

Graphical representation (a)trunks,suit cases,vanity cases,brief cases.... 46.47 44.97

50 40

27.55

18.82

2008

2007-

8.64 2006

5.35 2004

3.01

2003-

2.98 2002

3.08

2001-

2000

0.9 1999-

2005-

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paper bags(1) 0.1 0.04

0.09 0.06

0.04

2008

2007-

2006

2002

2005-

0 2004

2003-

0 2001-

0.12 0.1 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 0

sacks , bags made from textile articles used for packing of bags 2

1.49

1.5 1

0.8

0.61 0.16

Dec

008-

Apr2

2007

2005

2006-

0.1

2003

2001

2000-

0.13

2004-

0.03

2002-

0.5

1.39

paper bags(2) 0.15

0.11

0.1

0.12

0.04 2008

2007-

2006

0.01 2005-

2004

0 2002

2001-

2000

1999-

0.01 2003-

0.05 0

0.1

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value in US$ million

to ta lv a lu eo fin d ia 'sim p o rtso fb a g sfro m c h in a 6 0 5 0 4 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 y ea r

1 9 9 9 -2 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 -2 0 0 3 2 0 0 5 -2 0 0 6

2 0 0 0 -2 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 -2 0 0 4 2 0 0 6 -2 0 0 7

2 0 0 1 -2 0 0 2 2 0 0 4 -2 0 0 5 2 0 0 7 -2 0 0 8

21.3 DUTY STRUCTURE

 HS Item Description Code

 4202

w.e.f.

Custom Duty

Unit Impor Typ t Notes e Policy

TRUNKS, SUIT -CASES, VANITY-CASES, EXECUTIVECASES, BRIEF-CASES, SCHOOL SATCHELS, SPECTACLECASES, BINOCULAR CASES, CAMERA CASES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CASES, GUN CASES, HOLSTERERS AND SIMILAR CONTAINERS; TRAVELLING-BAGS, INSULATED FOOD OR BEVERAGES BAGS, TOILET BAGS, RUCKSACKS, HANDBAGS, SHOPPING-BAGS, WALLETS, PURSES, MAPCASES, CIGARETTER-CASES, TOBACCO-POUCHES, TOOL BAGS, SPORTS BAGS, BOTTLE-CASES, JEWELLERY BOXES, POWEDER-BOXES, CUTLERY CASES AND SIMILAR CONTAINERS, OF LEATHER OR OF COMPOSITION LEATHER, OF SHEETING OF PLASTICS, OF TEXTILE MATERIALS, OF VULCANISED FIBER OR OF PAPERBOARD, OR WHOLLY OR MAINLY COVERED WITH SUCH MATERIALS OR WITH PAPER

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Trunk\s, suit-cases, vanity-cases, executive cases, briefcases, school satchels and similar containers : 42021 With outer surface of leather, of composition leather or 1 of patent leather: 420211 Travel goods (trunks, 07-Jul10 suit-cases, sports bags 2009 and other similar items ) of leather

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 420211 Toilet-bags and cases, 07-Jul20 of leather 2009

Customs Basic Duty:

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Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

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Customs Duty Calculator 420211 Satchels 30

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

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Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

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Customs Duty Calculator 420211 Brief-cases 40

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 420211 Executive-cases 50

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 420211 Vanity-cases 60

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

8 106

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Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

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Customs Duty Calculator 420211 Attache-cases 70

07-Jul2009

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Customs Duty Calculator 420211 Other 90

07-Jul2009

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Customs Duty Calculator 420212 With outer surface of plastic or of textile materials

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420212 Toilet-cases 10

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

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Customs Duty Calculator 420212 Plastic moulded suit20 cases

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

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Customs Duty Calculator 420212 Plastic moulded brief30 cases

07-Jul2009

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Calculator 420212 Satchels 40

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 420212 Other travel-goods 50

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

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Customs Duty Calculator 420212 Brief-cases 60

07-Jul2009

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Customs Duty Calculator 420212 Executive-cases other 07-Jul70 than plastic moulded 2009

Customs Basic Duty:

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Customs Duty Calculator 420212 Vanity-cases 80

07-Jul2009

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Customs Duty Calculator 420212 Other 90

07-Jul2009

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3 110

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Customs Duty Calculator 420219 Other : 420219 Travel goods (trunks, 07-Jul10 suit-cases, sports bags 2009 and other similaqr items) of leather

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

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Customs Duty Calculator 420219 Toilet-cases 20

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

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Customs Duty Calculator 420219 Satchels 30

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

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4 111

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Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420219 Brief-cases (other than 07-Jul40 plastic moulded) 2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

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Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

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Customs Duty Calculator 420219 Executive-cases 50

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

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Customs Duty Calculator 420219 Vanity-cases 60

07-Jul2009

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Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420219 Other - Hand-bags, 90 whether or not with shoulder st

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic 10 Duty:

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD) 4 : Excise Cess

Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Hand-bags, whether or 01-Mar- Customs Basic not with shoilder strap, 2008 Duty: including those without Basic Duty Pref: handle : Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 420221 With outer surface of leather, of composition leather or of patent leather: 113 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

420221 Hand-bags for ladies 10

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420221 Vanity-bags 20

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420221 Other 90

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

114 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Customs Duty Calculator 420222 With outer surface of plastic sheeting or of textile materials: 420222 Hand-bags and 10 shopping bags, of artificial plastic

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420222 Hand-bags and 20 shopping bags, of cotton

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420222 Hand-bags and 07-Jul30 shopping bags, of Jute 2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

115 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420222 Vanity-bags 40

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420222 Other 90

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420229 Other : 420229 Hand bags of other 07-Jul10 materials excluding 2009 wicker-work or basket work

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

8 116

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420229 Other 90

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator Articles of a kind 01-Mar- Customs Basic normally carried in the 2008 Duty: pocket or uin the Basic Duty Pref: handbag: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 420231 With outer surface of leather, of composition leather or of patent leather

117 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

420231 Jewellery box 10

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420231 Wallets and purses, of 07-Jul20 leather 2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420231 Other 90

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty

118 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Calculator 420232 With outer surface of plastic sheeting or of textile materials 420232 Jewellery box 10

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420232 Other 90

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420239 Other : 420239 Jewellery box 10

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl

4 119

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420239 Other 90

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator Other:

01-Mar- Customs Basic 2008 Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator

420291 With outer surface of 07-Jul00 leather, of composition 2009 leather or of patent leather

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

120 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420292 With outer surface of 00 plastic sheeting or of textile materials

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 420299 Other 00

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1u 0

Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator ď&#x201A;ˇ Sacks and bags, 48193 having a base of a 000 width of 40 cm or more

07-Jul-2009

Customs Basic 1 k Free Duty: 0g Basic Duty Pref:

121 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess

Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 48194 Other sacks and 000 bags, including cones

07-Jul-2009

Customs Basic 1 k Free Duty: 0g Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess

Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

ď&#x201A;ˇ 6305

SACKS AND BAGS, OF A KIND USED FOR THE PACKING OF GOODS

630510 Of jute or of other textile bast fibres of heading 5303: 630510 Jute bagging for raw cotton 07-Jul10 2009

Customs 10 Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl

kg Fre HS e Cod e Note

Note 122

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CV D): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 630510 Jute corn (grains) sacks 20

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

kg Fre HS e Cod e Note

Not e

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 630510 Jute hessian bags 30

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

kg Fre HS e Cod e Note

Not e

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 630510 Jute sacking bags

07-Jul-

Customs Basic

10 kg Fre HS 123

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

2009

Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Cod e Note

Not e

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 630510 Jute wool sacks 50

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

kg Fre HS e Cod e Note

Not e

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 630510 Plastic coated or paper cum 07-Jul60 polythene lined jute bags 2009 and sacks

Customs Basic Duty:

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

kg Fre HS e Cod e Note

Not e

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess

124 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Customs Duty Calculator 630510 Paper laminated hessian 70 jute

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

kg Fre HS e Cod e Note

Not e

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 630510 Jute soil savers 80

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

kg Fre HS e Cod e Note

Not e

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 630510 Other 90

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

kg Fre HS e Cod e Note

Not e

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 125 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 630520 Of cotton

HS Cod e Note

Of man-made tetile materials: 630520 Of cotton 00

01-Mar2006

Customs Basic Duty:

12. kg Fre e 5

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

8.1 6

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Customs Duty Calculator 630532 Flexible intermediate bulk 00 containers

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

kg Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 630533 Other, of polyethylene or 00 polypropylene strip or the like

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

kg Fre e

126 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 630539 Other 00

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

kg Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator 630590 Of other textile materials 00

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

1 0

kg Fre e

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator Napkins

01-Oct2008

Customs Basic Duty: 127

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator Pillow cases and pillow slips 01-Oct2008

Fre e

Customs Basic Duty: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator

Table cloth and Table Covers

07-Dec2008

Customs Basic Duty: Addl Duty(CVD):

Nil

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

Customs Duty Calculator Other furnishing articles

01-Oct2008

Customs Basic Duty: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

128 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator

21.4 FORECAST Data is not available

21.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

21.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not available

CHAPTER: 22 HEADGEAR 129 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

22.1 INTRODUCTION Data is not available

22.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

Total Imports SUB HEADING CODE

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Headgear

YEAR

TOTAL IMPOR TS IN US$ MILLIO N

GROWTH TREND

0.02

156.80

0.10

491.74

0.04

-56.49

0.18

303.50

0.39

118.55

20022003

0.22

-42.48

0.83

274.67

20032004

1.45

74.61

20042005

1.60

10.23

1.30

19992000 20002001 20012002

(IN %)

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008

130 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Value(US $ million)

Graphical representation Total imports 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 1 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 1999-2000 2002-2003 2005-2006 Apr2008-Dec 2008

2000-2001 2003-2004 2006-2007

2001-2002 2004-2005 2007-2008

22.3 DUTY STRUCTURE

ď&#x201A;ˇ 6501 HAT-FORMS, HAT BODIES AND HOODS OF FELT, NEITHER BLOCKED TO SHAPE NOR WITH MADE BRIMS; PLATEAUX AND MANCHONS (INCLUDING SLIT MANCHONS), OF FELT 650100 Hat-forms, hat bodies and hoods of felt, neither blocked to shape nor with made brims: plateaux and manchons (including slit manchons), of felt: 6501001 Of 0 cotton

07-Jul-2009

6501002 Of wool 07-Jul-2009 0 and fur felt

10 kg

Free

8 4 3 3 10 kg

Free

8 4 3 3 131

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Customs Duty Calculator 6501009 Other 07-Jul-2009 Free Customs Basic Duty: 10 kg 0 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator  6502 HAT-SHAPES, PLAITED OR MADE BY ASSEMBLING STRIPS OF ANY MATERIAL, NEITHER BLOCKED TO SHAPE, NOR WITH MADE BRIMS, NOR LINED, NOR TRIMMED 650200 Hat-shapes, plaited or made by assembling strips of any material, neither blocked ot shape, nor with made brims, nor lined, nor trimmed: 6502001 Of cotton 07-Jul-2009 0

Free

6502002 0

Free

6502009 0

 6503 6503000 0

Customs Basic Duty: 10 kg Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Of wool 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10 kg Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Other 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10 kg Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator FELT HATS AND OTHER FELT HEADGEAR, MADE FROM THE HAT BODIES, HOODS OR PLATEAUX OF HEADING 6501, WHETHER OR NOT LINED OR TRIMMED FELT 01-Mar-2006 Customs Basic Duty: 12.5 HATS AND Basic Duty Pref: OTHER Addl Duty(CVD): 16.32 FELT Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 HEADGEA Customs Duty Calculator R, MADE

Free

132 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

FROM THE HAT BODIES, HOODS OR PLATEAU X OF HEADING 6501, WHETHER OR NOT LINED OR TRIMMED  6504 HATS AND OTHER HEADGEAR, PLAITED OR MADE BY Free ASSEMBLING STRIPS OF ANY MATERIAL, WHETHER OR NOT LINED OR TRIMMED 6504000 HATS AND 07-Jul-2009 Customs Basic Duty: 10 kg Free 0 OTHER Basic Duty Pref: HEADGEAR, Addl Duty(CVD): 8 PLAITED OR Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 MADE BY Excise Cess 3 ASSEMBLIN Customs Cess 3 G STRIPS OF Customs Duty Calculator ANY MATERIAL, WHETHER OR NOT LINED OR TRIMMED  6505 HATS AND OTHER HEADGEAR, KNITTED OR CROCHETED, OR MADE UP FROM LACE, FELT OR OTHER TEXTILE FABRIC, IN THE PIECE (BUT NOT LINED OR TRIMMED; HAIR-NETS OF ANY MATERIAL, WHETHER OR NOT LINED OR TRIMMED 6505100 Hair-nets 07-Jul-2009 kg Free Customs Basic Duty: 10 0 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 6505900 Other 07-Jul-2009 kg Free Customs Basic Duty: 10 0 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 133 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator ď&#x201A;ˇ 6506 OTHER HEADGEAR, WHETHER OR NOT LINED OR TRIMMED 650610 Safety headgear: 6506101 Speed glass welding helmets 070 or other helmets meant for Julindustrial use 200 9

6506109 Other 0

Other:

07Jul200 9

01Mar 200 8

01Mar 200 7 6506910 Of rubber or of plastics 0

6506920 Of furskin 0

07Jul200 9

01Mar -

Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator Customs Basic 12.5 Duty:

8 4 3 3

u Free HS Code Note Import Policy Notes

u Free

8 4 3 3 10 14 4 3

10 16 4 3

kg Free

8 4 3 3 kg Free

134 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

200 Basic Duty Pref: 6 Addl Duty(CVD): 16.32 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Customs Duty Calculator 6506990 Of other materials 07- Customs Basic Duty: kg Free 10 0 Jul- Basic Duty Pref: 200 Addl Duty(CVD): 8 9 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator  6507 HEAD-BANDS, LININGS, COVERS, HAT FOUNDATIONS , HAT FRAMES, PEAKS AND CHINSTRAPS, FOR HEADGEAR 65070000 HEAD-BANDS, 07-JulCustoms Basic Duty: 10 kg LININGS, 2009 Basic Duty Pref: COVERS, HAT Addl Duty(CVD): 8 FOUNDATIONS , Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 HAT FRAMES, Excise Cess 3 PEAKS AND Customs Cess 3 CHINSTRAPS, Customs Duty Calculator FOR HEADGEAR

Fre e Fre e

22.4 FORECAST Data is not available

22.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

22.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not available

135 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

CHAPTER 23 NECKWEAR 23.1 INTRODUCTION Data is not available

23.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

Total Imports SUB HEADING CODE

ITEM DESCRIPTION

6214

Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like

YEAR

20012002

TOTAL IMPOR TS IN US$ MILLIO N

GROWTH TREND

0.01

------

0.00

-63.67

(IN %)

136 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

20022003 20032004 20042005 20052006

0.00

-55.21

0.02

1488.7 2

0.06 0.16 0.14 0.19

298.94 162.41 -12.32

20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 611710

Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like:

20012002 20022003 20032004 20042005 20052006 20062007

0.00

------

0.00

51.71

0.01

493.02

0.10

618.87

0.19

88.52

0.28

53.02

0.29

1.37

0.26

20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008 Total imports

0.01 0.00

-100 137

CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

20012002 20022003 20032004 20042005

0.01

-------

0.12

1100

0.25

108.33

0.44

0.43

-2.27

0.45

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008

Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like 0.2

0.16

0.15 0.1

2008

2007-

2006

0.02 2005-

0 2004

2003-

0.19 0.14

0.06 0.01 2002

0.05

2001-

Value(US $ million)

Graphical representation

138 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

0.29

0.26

2008

0.28

2007-

0.1

2006

0.19 2005-

0.01 2004

2003-

0 2002

0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0

2001-

Value(US $ million)

Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils andthe like:

Value(US $ million)

Total imports 0.5 0.45 0.4 0.35 0.3 0.25 0.2 0.15 0.1 0.05 0 2001-2002 2004-2005 2007-2008

1 2002-2003 2005-2006 Apr2008-Dec 2008

2003-2004 2006-2007

23.3 DUTY STRUCTURE 6214 621410

Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like Of silk or silk waste:

62141010

Scarves of silk measuring 07-Jul60 cms or less 2009 Customs Basic Duty:

10% or Rs. 390 per piece, whichever is higher

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 139 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

621420

Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Shawls, scarves 07-Julu 10% or Rs. 390 (exceeding 60 cms) and 2009 Customs Basic per piece, the like Duty: whichever is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Of handloom 07-Jul10% or Rs. 390 u 2009 Customs Basic per piece, which Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Other 07-Julu 10% or Rs. 390 2009 Customs Basic per piece, Duty: whichever is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Of wool or fine animal hair:

62142010

Shawls

62141020

62141030

62141090

07-Jul2009 Customs Basic Duty:

10% or Rs. 180 per piece, whichever is higher

Free

Basic Duty Pref: 140 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

62142020

Scarves

62142030

Mufflers

62142090

Other

62143000

Of synthetic fibres

Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul10% or Rs. 180 2009 Customs Basic per piece, Duty: whichever is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul10% or Rs. 180 2009 Customs Basic per piece, Duty: whichever is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul10% or Rs. 180 2009 Customs Basic per piece, Duty: whichever is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul- Customs Basic Duty: 10 2009 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3

Free

141 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

62144000

Of artificial fibres

621490

Of other textile materials:

62149010

Abrabroomal, cotton

Chadars, cotton:

62149021

Grey

62149022

White bleached

Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul- Customs Basic Duty: 2009 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator

07-Jul2009 Customs Basic Duty:

3 u

Free

10% or Rs. 75 per u piece, whichever is higher

Free

10 8 4 3 3

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 01Customs Basic Duty: Mar- Basic Duty Pref: 2008 Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul10% or Rs. 75 per u 2009 Customs Basic piece, whichever Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul10% or Rs. 75 per u 2009 Customs Basic piece, whichever Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8

Free

142 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

62149029

Other

62149030

Odhani, cotton:

Grey

62149031

Grey

Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul10% or Rs. 75 per 2009 Customs Basic piece, whichever Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul10% or Rs. 75 per 2009 Customs Basic piece, whichever Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 0110% or Rs. 75 per Mar- Customs Basic piece, whichever Duty: 2008 is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator 0112.5% or Rs.75 Mar- Customs Basic per piece, 2006 Duty: whichever is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 0 Spl Addl 0 Duty(Spl.CVD): Customs Duty Calculator

Free

143 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

62149032

62149039

62149040

62149050

62149060

White bleached

07-Jul2009 Customs Basic Duty:

10% or Rs. 75 per u piece, whichever is higher

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Other 07-Jul10% or Rs. 75 per 2009 Customs Basic piece, whichever Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Scarves, cotton 07-Jul10% or Rs. 75 per Customs Basic 2009 piece, whichever Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Shawls, mufflers and the 07-Jul10% or Rs. 75 per like, of cotton 2009 Customs Basic piece, whichever Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Shawls, mufflers and the 07-Jul10% or Rs. 75 per like of man-made fibres 2009 Customs Basic piece, whichever Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref:

Free

144 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

62149090

Other

Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul10% or Rs. 75 per u 2009 Customs Basic piece, whichever Duty: is higher Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

ď&#x201A;ˇ 611710

Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like:

61171010

Of silk

61171020

61171030

61171040

07-Jul- Customs Basic Duty: 10 2009 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Of wool 07-Jul- Customs Basic Duty: 10 2009 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator Of cotton 07-Jul- Customs Basic Duty: 2009 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess Customs Cess Customs Duty Calculator Of man-made fibres 07-Jul- Customs Basic Duty: 10 2009 Basic Duty Pref:

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u Free

u Free HS Code Note

u Free

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61171090

Other

Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl 4 Duty(Spl.CVD): Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator 07-Jul- Customs Basic Duty: 10 2009 Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): 8 Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): 4 Excise Cess 3 Customs Cess 3 Customs Duty Calculator

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23.4 FORECAST Data is not available

23.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

23.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not available

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CHAPTER 24 KNITTED ACCESSIORIES 24.1 INTRODUCTION Data is not available

24.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

Total Imports SUB HEADING CODE

ITEM DESCRIPTION

6117

Knitted clothing accessories

YEAR

20002001 20012002 20022003

TOTAL GROWTH IMPORT TREND S IN (IN %) US$ MILLION 0.00

-97.22

0.01

7346.2 3

0.07 0.06 0.39 0.49

693.10 -12.06 510.29 25.05 147

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0.87

20032004 20042005

0.86

79.15

0.73

-1.15

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008

Value(US $ million)

Graphical representation Total imports 1 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0

2000-2001 2003-2004 2006-2007

2001-2002 0 2004-2005 2007-2008

2002-2003 2005-2006 Apr2008-Dec 2008

24.3 DUTY STRUCTURE



HS Item Description

w.e.f.

Custom

Unit Impor Notes 148

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Code

Typ t e Policy

Duty

ď&#x201A;ˇ 6117 Other made up clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted; knitted or crocheted parts of garments or 611710 Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like: 61171010 Of silk

61171020 Of wool

61171030 Of cotton

61171040 Of man-made fibres

61171090 Other

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Free HS Code Note

Free

8 4 3 3 10 8 4 3 3

10 8 4 3 3 10 8 4 3 3

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611720

- ties, bow ties and cravats:

61172010 Of silk

61172020 Of wool

61172030 Of cotton

61172040 Of man-made fibres

61172090 Of other fibres

611780

01-Mar2006

Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Customs Duty Calculator Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Customs Duty Calculator Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Customs Duty Calculator Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Customs Duty Calculator Customs Basic Duty: Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD): Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD): Customs Duty Calculator

12.5

Free

8.16 4 12.5 8.16 4 12.5 4.08 4 12.5 8.16 4 20 8.16 4

Other accessories:

61178010 Of silk

61178020 Of wool

10 8 4 3 3 10 8 4 3 3

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61178030 Of cotton

61178040 Of man-made fibres

61178090 Other

61179000 Parts

Free HS Code Note

Free

10 8 4 3 3

8 4 3 3 10

kg. Free

8 4 3 3

24.4 FORECAST Data is not available

24.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

24.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not availabl

CHAPTER 25 BELTS 151 CHINESE EXPORTS TO INDIA: TRENDS AND ANALYSIS

25.1 INTRODUCTION Data is not available

25.2 MARKET POTENTIAL

Total Imports SUB HEADING CODE

42033000

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Leather belts and bandoliers

YEAR

19992000 20002001 20012002 20022003 20032004 20042005

TOTAL IMPOR TS IN US$ MILLIO N

GROWTH TREND

0.01

1069.8 2

0.04 0.01 0.24 0.06 0.11 0.29 0.68 1.20 1.28

(IN %)

293.01 -84.75 4124.2 8 -75.39 83.43 172.84 134.05 75.82

20052006 20062007 20072008 Apr2008Dec 2008

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value(US $ million)

Graphical representation

Total imports 1.4 1.2 1 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0

1999-2000 2002-2003 2005-2006 Apr2008-Dec 2008

2000-2001 2003-2004 2006-2007

1 year

2001-2002 2004-2005 2007-2008

25.3 DUTY STRUCTURE

 HS Code

Item Description

 Belts and 42033000 bandoliers

w.e.f.

Custom Duty

07-Jul2009

Customs Basic Duty:

Unit Type 1 kg 0

Import Policy

Note s

Free

Basic Duty Pref: Addl Duty(CVD):

Spl Addl Duty(Spl.CVD):

Excise Cess

Customs Cess

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Calculator

25.4 FORECAST Data is not available

25.5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Data is not available

25.6 TRADE SHOWS Data is not available

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