HS code 0709.60 encompasses fresh or chilled fruits from the genus Capsicum, including various chili pepper varieties. These peppers are significant in Indian agriculture, with varieties like Bhut Jolokia, Jwala, and Byadgi being notable. India is a major exporter of fresh chili peppers, supplying markets worldwide due to its favorable climate and extensive cultivation.
| Country | Duty | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 4.4¢/kg | Standard duty rate for countries with normal trade relations; specific rates may vary based on trade agreements. | View country |
| Germany | Free | Germany, as part of the European Union, applies a zero duty rate for imports from India under the EU-India Free Trade Agreement. | View country |
| United Arab Emirates | Free | UAE imposes no duty on fresh chili peppers from India, facilitating trade between the two nations. | View country |
| United Kingdom | Free | The UK, being part of the EU, applies a zero duty rate for imports from India under the EU-India Free Trade Agreement. | View country |
| Saudi Arabia | Free | Saudi Arabia does not impose duty on fresh chili peppers from India, promoting bilateral trade. | View country |
| Japan | 5% | Japan imposes a 5% duty on fresh chili peppers from India, as per the Japan-US Trade Agreement. | View country |
Certifies that the peppers are free from pests and diseases, as per importing country regulations.
Verifies the peppers' origin, ensuring compliance with trade agreements and duty rates.
Details the contents of each shipment, including quantities and packaging specifics.
Provides a detailed account of the transaction, including prices and terms of sale.
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