India Revises Export Procedures, Criteria for Certain PPE
India revised its export procedures for approvals and shipments of certain personal protective equipment, the country’s Directorate General of Foreign Trade said July 20. The measure revises a previous notice that set a monthly export quota for medical coveralls (see…
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2007010006) by outlining new “eligibility criteria” for the exports, including required documents and limits on the number of applications that can be submitted per month. India said export licenses will be valid for three months.