HSN 07144000 specifically captures taro roots (Colocasia spp.), distinguishing it from HSN 07149000, which covers other edible tubers and roots not elsewhere specified—a classification that reflects taro's botanical significance and distinct commercial value in international trade. Taro represents a staple vegetable across Asia, Africa, and the Pacific, with the rhizomes serving as a primary carbohydrate source in many cuisines and the leaves (corms) also holding culinary importance. Indian exporters may freely export taro without licensing requirements, though shipments must comply with phytosanitary standards and packaging regulations applicable to fresh or processed vegetable exports under this tariff heading.
HSN code 07144000 (HSN 07144000 specifically captures taro roots (Colocasia spp.), distinguishing it from HSN 07149000, which covers other edible tubers and roots not elsewhere specified—a classification that reflects taro's botanical significance and distinct commercial value in international trade. Taro represents a staple vegetable across Asia, Africa, and the Pacific, with the rhizomes serving as a primary carbohydrate source in many cuisines and the leaves (corms) also holding culinary importance. Indian exporters may freely export taro without licensing requirements, though shipments must comply with phytosanitary standards and packaging regulations applicable to fresh or processed vegetable exports under this tariff heading.) is classified as Free under India's DGFT ITC(HS) export policy — no export license is required.
This product may be freely exported/imported from India without a license.
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HSN 07144000 specifically captures taro roots (Colocasia spp.), distinguishing it from HSN 07149000, which covers other edible tubers and roots not elsewhere specified—a classification that reflects taro's botanical significance and distinct commercial value in international trade. Taro represents a staple vegetable across Asia, Africa, and the Pacific, with the rhizomes serving as a primary carbohydrate source in many cuisines and the leaves (corms) also holding culinary importance. Indian exporters may freely export taro without licensing requirements, though shipments must comply with phytosanitary standards and packaging regulations applicable to fresh or processed vegetable exports under this tariff heading.
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No. HSN 07144000 is classified as Free under DGFT ITC(HS) policy, so it can be exported from India without an export license or permit.
HSN 07144000 specifically captures taro roots (Colocasia spp.), distinguishing it from HSN 07149000, which covers other edible tubers and roots not elsewhere specified—a classification that reflects taro's botanical significance and distinct commercial value in international trade. Taro represents a staple vegetable across Asia, Africa, and the Pacific, with the rhizomes serving as a primary carbohydrate source in many cuisines and the leaves (corms) also holding culinary importance. Indian exporters may freely export taro without licensing requirements, though shipments must comply with phytosanitary standards and packaging regulations applicable to fresh or processed vegetable exports under this tariff heading.
HSN 07144000 falls under Chapter 07 and Heading 0714 of India's customs tariff schedule.
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