Tariff classification
Identify the Indian tariff classification and check the applicable agreement timetable for the product.
India
The UK–India trade agreement can change tariff treatment, but the result depends on classification, origin and the evidence supporting the claim.
PRACTICAL STARTING POINTS
What to get right
Qualifying origin
Shipping from the UK is not enough: confirm that the goods meet the product-specific origin rule.
Origin declaration
Prepare the prescribed declaration and follow the current registration and submission process.
Importer coordination
Make sure the Indian importer has the evidence and reference information needed for the claim.
UPDATES
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IndiaGuidance
India sets customs document checks for cosmetics, drugs and medical devices
Relevant to: Suppliers of regulated cosmetics, drugs, medical devices and relevant manufacturing inputs entering India on affected Bills of Entry.
Check before sending affected goods
Ask the Indian importer or broker which checklist and clearance route apply, and provide the required regulatory documents before dispatch.
Published 9 Sept 2026Last reviewed 9 Sept 2026
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Selling to India? Lower tariffs are live, but they are not automatic
Relevant to: UK exporters seeking a preferential tariff under the UK–India trade agreement.
Check before sending affected goods
Confirm the Indian tariff classification, product-specific origin rule and supporting origin evidence before claiming preference.
Published 25 Jul 2026Last reviewed 28 Sept 2026
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Official resources
Check before you ship.This page is general guidance. Verify current requirements with official sources and professional advisers where appropriate.