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30012010 Free

Pharmaceutical manufacturers producing liver-extract-based hematinic (anti-anemia) formulations are the specialized buyers of liquid liver extracts.

HSN code 30012010 is classified as Free under India's DGFT ITC(HS) export policy — no export license is required.

Free — No License Required

This product may be freely exported/imported from India without a license.

HSN Code Details

Full HSN Code
30012010
Policy
Free
Chapter
30
Heading
3001
Description

HSN 30012010 covers liquid extracts of liver, used in pharmaceutical formulations for anemia treatment and nutritional supplementation.

Export Considerations

As an animal-derived biological product, export requires veterinary health certification and compliance with the destination country's animal-origin product import regulations, plus standard pharmaceutical GMP documentation.

Related HSN Codes (Heading 3001)

  • 3001therapeutic uses; heparin and its salts; other human or animal substances prepared for therapeutic or prophylactic uses, not elsewhere specified or includedFree
  • 300120Extracts of glands or other organsFree
  • 30012020Liver extracts, dryFree
  • 30012030Snake VenomFree
  • 30012090OtherFree
  • 300190OtherFree

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a license to export HSN 30012010 from India?

No. HSN 30012010 is classified as Free under DGFT ITC(HS) policy, so it can be exported from India without an export license or permit.

What is HSN code 30012010 used for?

Liquid liver extracts (30012010) need veterinary health certification for the animal-origin material plus pharmaceutical GMP documentation - used in anti-anemia hematinic formulations.

Which chapter and heading does HSN 30012010 belong to?

HSN 30012010 falls under Chapter 30 and Heading 3001 of India's customs tariff schedule.

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Data source: DGFT ITC(HS) Schedule. Always verify with official notifications before shipping.