Small‑scale bio‑fuel producers and organic fertilizer manufacturers purchase this material to blend into compost or to generate renewable energy through combustion. It is also utilized by artisans for crafting biodegradable packaging.
HSN code 09109930 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.
HSN Code Details
The agricultural sector primarily demands husk 08, a lightweight, fibrous residue obtained after removing the outer shell of cereal grains such as rice or wheat. It appears as dry, coarse particles that are readily separable from the grain kernel.
When shipping husk 08, consignors should use breathable, moisture‑resistant bulk bags and attach a phytosanitary certificate to satisfy the importing country's plant‑health regulations; the product is freely exportable from India without a license.
Related HSN Codes (Heading 0910)
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- 09101120Dried, unbleachedFree
- 09101130Dried, bleachedFree
- 09101190OtherFree
Frequently Asked Questions
No. HSN 09109930 is classified as Free under DGFT ITC(HS) policy, so it can be exported from India without an export license or permit.
HSN 09109930 designates the agricultural by‑product known as husk 08, used mainly as a raw material for fuel, compost and eco‑friendly packaging.
HSN 09109930 falls under Chapter 09 and Heading 0910 of India's customs tariff schedule.
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