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2012
CITES ANNUAL REPORT
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT & FORESTS
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
http://wccb.gov.in
CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED

SPECIES OF WILD FAUNA AND FLORA
CITES
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Renanthera imschootiana
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Published by : CITES Management Authority in India, Govt. of India

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CONTENTS
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Chapter-I Legal Framework 5
Chapter-II Extracts from Foreign Trade Policy (2009 - 2014) 9
Chapter-III Extracts from ITC (HS) Classification of Export & Import Items 15
Chapter-IV Import and Export of CITES Listed Species 143
IV. A Import Fauna 144
IV. B Export Fauna 159
IV. C Re- Export Fauna 159
IV. D Import Flora 161
IV. E Export Flora 162
IV. E (i) Export of Live Plants 162
IV. E (ii) Export of Plant Portion, Derivative, Extract & Formulation 178
IV. F Re-Export Flora 195
Annexure I Forms of Permits / Certificates 200
1 (A) Form of Exemption Certificate for preconvention specimens 200
1 (B) Form of Exemption certificate for captivebred / cultivated /

artificially propagated specimens. 201
1 (C) Export / Re-Export Permit 202
1 (D) Form of Certificate for Country of Origin for the Species

listed in CITES, Appendix III 203
Annexure II A List of Contracting Parties 204
Annexure II B List of Non - Parties 210
Annexure III Indian Species in the Appendices of CITES 211
Annexure IV A Offence Cases detected for the Violation of provisions of Wildlife (Protection)
Act, 1972, Exim Policy of Government of India & CITES during Export. 282
Annexure IV B Offence Cases detected for the Violation of provisions of Wildlife (Protection)
Act, 1972, Exim Policy of Government of India & CITES during Import 300
Annexure V Important Notifications (Amendments in 2012) 304
Annexure VI Legal Procurement certificate format 337

CHAPTER I
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
CHAPTER 1
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
1. POLICY AND LAWS CONCERNING CITES IN INDIA

International trade in all wild fauna and flora in general, and the species covered under CITES in particular, is
regulated jointly through the provisions of the Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972, the Foreign Trade (Development
Regulation) Act 1992, the Foreign Trade Policy of Government of India and Customs Act, 1962. The Director of
Wildlife Preservation, Government of India is the Management Authority for CITES in India.
1.1 Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972
Hunting of wild animals has been prohibited under Sec. 9 of the Wildlife (P) Act, 1972. No person is allowed to
hunt any wild animal specified in Schedule I, II, III and IV except as provided under sections 11 and 12 of the
Act. The Act also prohibits under section 17A, the collection or the trade in specified plants (whether alive or
dead or part or derivative) i.e. those listed in Schedule VI of the Act, from any forest land and any area specified
by notification by the Central Government. The Schedule VI of the Act lists all the six plants of Indian origin
included in CITES appendices. Trade in Scheduled animals / animal article i.e. animals/animal articles covered
under Schedule I and Part II of Schedule II which also include some inverterbrate such as insects, corals,
molluscs and sea cucumber are prohibited under the said Act. Similarly, the Act disallows trade in all kinds of
imported ivory, including that of African elephant. Export or import of wild animals and their parts and products
is, however, allowed for the purpose of scientific research and exchange of animals between Zoos and is
subject to licensing by the Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), Government of India. The Act has been
amended in 2006 leading to the establishment of the National Tiger Conservation Authority and the Wild Life
Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) with a statutory backing.
1.2 Foreign trade (Development and Regulation) Act 1992

This Act replaces the earlier Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947. The Foreign Trade Policy incorporating
the export and import policy is formulated and announced by the Central Govt. under section 5 of this Act. As
per section 8 (1) no export or import shall be made except in accordance with the provisions of this Act, the
rules and orders made there under. As per section 3(1) the Central Govt. makes provisions for the development
and regulation of foreign trade by facilitating imports and exports. As per section 3(2) the Central Govt. may
also by order published in the official gazette, make provision for prohibiting, restricting or otherwise regulating
in all cases or in specified classes of cases and subject to such exceptions, if any, as may be made by or
under the order the import or export of goods. As per section 3(3) all goods to which any order under
subsection (2) applies shall be deemed to be goods the import or export of which has been prohibited under
section 11 of the Customs Act, 1962 and all the provisions of that Act shall have effect accordingly.
1.3 Foreign Trade Policy (2009-2014)

Foreign Trade Policy announced periodically by the Ministry of Commerce contains, inter alia, information
regarding the wildlife and wildlife products which are either prohibited or permitted for the purpose of import or
export. It also contains the conditions (which include compliance with CITES) governing import and export of
permissible species of wildlife and wildlife products. The policy is decided in consultation with the Management
Authority for CITES in India as far as matter relating to wild fauna and flora are concerned and is enforced
through the Customs Act, 1962. The Foreign Trade Policy is brought out under the provisions of the Foreign
Trade (Development & Regulation) Act 1992 and it regulates the import and export of all goods including
wildlife. The Foreign Trade Policy of Ministry of Commerce and Industry is on Website : http://dgft.delhi.nic.in
1.3.1 Import policy

Import of animals and their parts and products for zoological parks and circuses or for research purpose may be
permitted subject to the provisions of CITES and on recomendations of the Chief Wildlife Warden of the States
and Union Territories under license from DGFT. Import of plants is also subject to the provisions of CITES. The
current policy does not permit commercial import of African ivory in view of the ban imposed by CITES. Import
of other derivatives of wildlife is restricted and can be made only with prior permission of DGFT, subject to the
conditions prescribed. Import of wild animals as pets in the personal baggage of a passenger is also subject to
the provisions of CITES in accordance with the Ministry of Commerce’s Public Notice No. 27ITC (PN) 180.
dated 15.7.80.
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1.3.2 Export Policy
The Export Policy permits re-export of commodities except to the extent such exports are regulated by any
other provisions of this Policy or any other law for the time being in force. Items prohibited for export are not
permitted to be carried in the personal baggage also. Extracts of the Policy and ITC (HS) classification have
been reproduced in Chapter II & III respectively of this report. It is worth mentioning that all forms of wildlife
including their parts and products are prohibited for export except in cases where it is specifically allowed under
different parts of ITC (HS) classification of Export & Import items. Peacock tail feathers which were earlier
allowed for Export under a limited ceiling are now prohibited for export. Export of exotic birds except 6 species
listed under Table ‘B’ of Schedule 2 is also prohibited at present. Further the Ministry of Commerce vide public
notice no. 47 (PN) 92-97 dt. 30-3-94 had prohibited the exports of a number of plants, plant portions and their
derivatives if obtained, from wild. This list has been amended from time to time, A list of 29 prohibited plant taxa
is given in Chapter III.
1.3.3 Special Conditions for Import & Export

All imports and exports of wild animals and plants are permitted only through the Customs points at Mumbai,
Kolkata, Delhi, Chennai, Cochin, Amritsar and Tuticorin. Two essential conditions governing the import and
export of Wildlife and the derivatives are,
1. Compliance with the provisions of CITES.
2. Inspection of the consignments by the Regional Deputy Directors of Wildlife Preservation at the Customs
points. In case of items covered under CITES, an endorsement is made on the relevant CITES export
permit.
1.4. Customs Act, 1962
Section 3(3) of the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act 1992 provides that all items (including wild
Fauna & Flora) covered in the Import & Export policy will be deemed to be covered under Section 11 of the
Customs Act, 1962.As a consequence, all cases of violation of the Import-Export Policy in general and CITES in
particular, constitute an offence under the Customs Act and are dealt with by the Customs officials.
2. QUARANTINE REGULATIONS
The Livestock importation Act 1898 empowers the Central Government to regulate, restrict or prohibit the import
into India or any specified place therein, of any livestock which may be liable to be affected by infectious or
contagious disorders. The Central Government has notified poultry, parrots, pigeons, canaries and finches as
livestock for the purpose of the said Act. The Foreign Trade (Development and Regulations) Act 1992 also
empowers the Central Government to regulate import and export of birds and animals with a view to control
the spread of communicable diseases. The Ministry of Agriculture has appointed Animal Quarantine officers at
Delhi, Mumbai Chennai and Kolkata to verify the health of animals and birds before export and after import and
to issue Quarantine Clearance Certificates. The Animal Quarantine Officer may, if needed, cause for the
detention of any animal or bird to be imported at a quarantine station for observation and prevent the entry of
such birds and animals as are diseased. The import of plants is also regulated under the provisions of the
Destructive Insects and Pests Act, 1914 and the notifications issued there under i.e. the Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of Import into India ) Order 2003. All imported plant consignments should be accompanied by :
1. The import permit issued by the Issuing Authority is listed in schedule X of the Plant Quarantine (Regulation of
Import into India) Order-2003 for the Jurisdiction specified.
2. The official Phyto-Sanitary Certificate from the country of origin with an additional declaration, wherever
specified. All imported materials are inspected and, if necessary, fumigated or otherwise disinfected at the port
of entry by the Plant Quarantine Officer.
As per section 3(14) of the aforesaid order, all consignment of seeds and plants for propagation and regulated
articles such as live insects, microbial cultures, bio-control agents and soil shall only be imported into India
through regional plant quarantine stations of Amritsar, Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai or New Delhi or through any
other points of entry as may be notified from time to time for this purpose, provided that no import of
germplasm/transgenic plant material and genetically modified organisms shall be permitted through New Delhi
Airport.
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As per section 6(1) No consignment of germplasm/transgenics/Genetically Modified Organisms(GMOs) shall be
imported into India for research/experimental purpose without valid permit issued by the Director, National
Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, New Delhi-110012.
3. MANAGEMENT AUTHORITIES-CITES:
India is a signatory to CITES since 1976. The Additional Director General (Wildlife) cum Director, Wildlife
Preservation, MoEF, Govt. of India is the Management Authority, CITES in India. There are 4 functional
Assistant Management Authorities (AMA-CITES) working on behalf of MA-CITES at Delhi, Kolkata,Chennai and
Mumbai.
3.1 Scientific Authorities

Following are the Scientific Authorities to deal with the CITES related matter in the country.
1. Director, Zoological Survey of India, Kolkata (West Bengal)
2. Director, Botanical Survey of India, Kolkata (West Bengal)
3. Director, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Cochin (Kerala)
4. Director, Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun (Uttarakhand)
5. Director, Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding (IFGTB), Coimbatore.
3.2 ENFORCEMENT
3.2.1 Considering the seriousness of organised Wildlife Crime having the inter-state and International ramification
and illegal trade of Wildlife parts and products, the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau was created in 2007 under the
provisions of the Wildlife Protection Act 1972. The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, Head Quarter is situated at
New Delhi and erstwhile Regional Wildlife Preservation offices have been designated as regional Wildlife Crime
Control Bureau offices. These offices are located at New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai. In addition there
is a Wildlife Crime Control Bureau Office in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. The Bureau is a multidisciplinary
organisation with the following mandate given under 38 Z of the Wildlife Protection Act. Wildlife Crime Control
Bureau is designated nodal agency for CITES related enforcement.
38Z: Powers and functions of the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau- (1) Subject to the provisions of this Act,
the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau shall take measures with respect to –
(i) Collect and collate intelligence related to organized wildlife crime activities and to disseminate the same
to State and other enforcement agencies for immediate action so as to apprehend the criminals and to
establish a centralized wildlife crime databank;
(ii) Co-ordination of actions by various officers, State Governments and other authorities in connection with
the enforcement of the provisions of this Act, either or through regional and border units set up by the
Bureau;
(iii) Implementation of obligations under the various International Conventions and protocols that are inforce
at present or which may be ratified or acceded to by India in future;
(iv) Assistance to concerned authorities in foreign countires and concerned International organizations to
facilitate co-ordination and universal action for wildlife crime control;
(v) Develop infrastructure and capacity building for scientific and professional investigation into wildlife
crimes and assists State Government to ensure success in prosecutions related to wildlife crimes;
(vi) Advice the Government of India on issues relating to wildlife crimes having national and international
ramifications, and suggest changes required in relevant policies and laws from time to time;
(2) The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau shall exercise –
(i) Such powers as may be delegated to it under sub-section (1) of section 5, sub-section (1) & (8) of section
50 and section 55 of this Act ; and
(ii) Such other powers as may be prescribed.
3.2.2 The enforcement of CITES provisions is presently being carried out by the Customs officials and Regional
Deputy Directors, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau through the Customs Act, 1962 at the point of Import/Export and
by the State Wildlife Departments headed by Chief Wildlife Wardens under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972
elsewhere. The Chief Wildlife Wardens also issue licences to the dealers and manufacturers of wildlife items
and legal procurement certificate to the exporters of wild fauna and flora to establish the legality of the
consignment in question. The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), the Central Bureau of Investigation
(CBI), the Police, the State Forest Departments and various other Central/State agencies also provide assistance in
controlling illegal trade in wildlife.
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ORGANISATION AND ENFORCEMENT
MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
Addl. Director General of Forests and Director, Wildlife Preservation,
Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India.
Assistant Management Authorities

1. Deputy Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (Northern Region), New Delhi.
Jurisdiction: All wildlife items originating from the States/Union Territories of Uttar Pradesh,
Uttaranchal, Punjab, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir, Chandigarh, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh and
Rajasthan.
2. Deputy Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (Southern Region), Chennai.

Jurisdiction: All wildlife items originating from the States/Union Territories of Tamil Nadu,
Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Pondicherry, Lakshadweep and Andaman & Nicobar
Islands.
3. Deputy Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau(Eastern Region), Kolkata.

Jurisdiction: All wildlife items originating from the States/Union Territories of West Bengal,
Assam, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Jharkhand, Bihar, Tripura,
Mizoram, Manipur and Orissa.
4. Deputy Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (Western Region), Mumbai.

Jurisdiction: All wildlife items originating from the States/Union Territories of Maharashtra,
Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Dadra and Nagar Haveli.
ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY
Nodal Agency
Addl. Director
Wildlife Crime Control Bureau
2nd Floor, Trikoot-1
Bhikaji Cama Place
NEW DEHLI - 110 066
Tel: +91 (11) 26 18 24 84

Fax: +91 (11) 26 16 07 51
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CHAPTER II
EXTRACTS FROM FOREIGN TRADE POLICY

Applicable from (2009 - 2014)
CHAPTER II
EXTRACTS FROM FOREIGN TRADE POLICY
Applicable from 2009 - 2014
( 27.8.2009 to 31.3.2014 amended on 05.06.2012)
CHAPTER - 2
GENERAL PROVISIONS REGARDING IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
2.1 Exports and Imports free unless regulated

Exports and Imports shall be free, except where regulated by FTP or any other law in force. The item wise
export and import policy shall be, as specified in ITC (HS) notified by Director General of Foreign Trade, as
amended from time to time.
2.2 Compliance with Laws
Every exporter or importer shall comply with the provisions of the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act,
1992, the Rules and Orders made there under, the FTP and the terms and conditions of any Authorisation
granted to him. All imported goods shall also be subject to domestic Laws, Rules, Orders, Regulations, technical
specifications, environmental and safety norms as applicable to domestically produced goods. No import or
export of rough diamonds shall be permitted unless accompanied by Kimberley Process (KP) Certificate as
specified by the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC).
2.3 Interpretation of Policy
If any question or doubt arises in respect of interpretation of any provision contained in FTP, or classification of
any item in ITC (HS) or HBP-v1 or HBP-v2 or Schedule of DEPB Rates (including content, scope or issue of an
authorization there under), said question or doubt shall be referred to DGFT whose decision thereon shall be
final and binding.
2.4 Procedure
DGFT may, specify procedure to be followed for an exporter or importer or by any licensing or any other
competent authority for purpose of implementing provisions of FT (D&R) Act, the Rules and the Orders made
there under and FTP. Such procedures shall be published by means of Public Notice, and may, in like manner,
be amended from time to time.
2.6 Principles of Restriction
DGFT may, through a notification, adopt and enforce any measure necessary for :
i. Protection of public morals.
ii. Protection of human, animal or plant life or health.
iii. Protection of patents, trademarks and copyrights and the prevention of deceptive practices.
iv. Prevention of use of prison labour.
v. Protection of national treasures of artistic, historic or archaeological value.
vi. Conservation of exhaustible natural resources.
vii. Protection of trade of fissionable material or material from which they are derived; and
viii. Prevention of traffic in arms, ammunition and implements of war.
2.7 Restricted Goods
Any goods the export or import of which is restricted under ITC (HS) may be exported or imported only in
accordance with an Authorisation or in terms of a public notice issued in this regard.
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2.8 Terms and Conditions of Licence/Certificate/Permission/Authorisation
Every Authorisation shall be valid for prescribed period of validity and shall contain such terms and conditions
as may be specified by RA which may include :
a. The quantity, description and value of the goods ;
b. Actual User condition ;
c. Export obligation ;
d. The value addition to be achieved ; and
e. The minimum export/import price.
2.14 Transit Facility

Transit of goods through India from or to countries adjacent to India shall be regulated in accordance with the
bilateral treaties between India and those countries and will be subject to such restrictions as may be specified
by DGFT in accordance with International Conventions.
2.18 Import of samples

Import of samples shall be governed by the provisions given in Handbook (Vol. 1).
2.19 Import of Gifts

Import of gifts shall be permitted where such goods are otherwise freely importable under this Policy. In other
cases, a Customs Clearance Permit (CCP) shall be required from DGFT.
2.20 Passenger Baggage

Bonafied household goods and personal effects may be imported as part of passenger baggage as per the
limits, terms and conditions thereof in the baggage rules notified by the Ministry of Finance.
Samples of such items that are otherwise freely importable under this Policy may also be imported as part of
Passenger baggage without an Authorisation. Exporters coming from abroad are also allowed to Import
drawings, patterns, labels, price tags, buttons, belts, trimming, and embellishments required for export, as part
of their passenger baggage without an Authorisation.
2.23 Import of goods used in projects abroad

After completion of the projects abroad, project contractors may Import, without an Authorisation used goods
including capital goods provided they have been used for at least one year.
2.24 Sale on high seas

Sale of goods on high seas for import into India may be made subject to FTP or any other law in force.
2.26 Clearance of goods from Customs
Goods already imported/shipped/arrived,in advance,but not cleared from customs may also be cleared
against an authorisation issued subsequently.
2.29 Free Exports
All goods may be exported without any restriction except to the extent that such exports are regulated by ITC
(HS) or any other provision of FTP or any other law for the time being in force. The Director General of Foreign
Trade may, however, specify through a Public Notice such terms and conditions according to which any goods,
not included in the ITC (HS), may be exported without an Authorisation.
2.30 Export of Samples
Export of samples and Free of charge goods shall be governed by the provisions given in Handbook (Vol. 1).
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2.31 Export of Passenger Baggage
Bonafide personal baggage may be exported either along with the passenger or, if
unaccompanied, within one year before or after the passenger’s departure from India. However,
items mentioned as restricted in ITC (HS) shall require an Authorisation. Government of India
officials proceeding abroad on official postings shall, however, be permitted to carry alongwith their
personal baggage, food items (free, restricted or prohibited ) strictly for their personal
consumption.
Samples of such items that are otherwise freely exportable under FTP may also be exported as
part of passenger baggage without an Authorisation.
2.32 Exports of Gifts
Goods including edible items, of value not exceeding Rs. 5,00,000/- in licensing year, may be
exported as a gift. However, items mentioned as restricted for exports in ITC (HS) shall not be
exported as a gift, without an Authorisation.
2.35 Export of Imported Goods
Goods imported, in accordance with FTP, may be exported in the same or substantially the same
form without an Authorisation provided that the item to be imported or exported is not restricted for
import or export in ITC (HS). Exports of such goods imported against payment in freely convertible
currency would be permitted against payment in freely convertible currency.
2.36 Goods, including those mentioned as restricted item for import (except prohibited items) may be
imported under Customs Bond for export in freely convertible currency without an Authorisation,
provided that the item is freely exportable without any conditionality / requirement of licence /
permission as may be required under ITC (HS) Schedule ll.
2.36A Hides, Skins and semi finished leather may be imported in the Public Bonded warehouse for the
purpose of DTA sale and the unsold items thereof can be re-exported from such bonded
warehouses at 50% of the applicable export duty. However, this facility shall not be allowed for
import under private bonded warehouse.
CHAPTER - 4
4.1.3 Advance Authorisation

An Advance Authorisation is issued to allow duty free import of inputs, which are physically
incorporated in export product (making normal allowance for wastage). In addition, fuel, oil, energy,
catalyst which are consumed/ utilised to obtain export product, may also be allowed. DGFT,, by
names of Public Notice, may exclude any product(s) from purview of advance Authorisation
…….………………………………………………… ..…………………………… …………. .
4.1.13
Prohibited items of imports mentioned in ITC (HS) shall not be imported under Advance Authorisation/
DFIA. However ……………………………………………………………………………………………………
Similarly prohibited items of export mentioned in ITC (HC) shall not be exported under Advance
Authorisation / DFIA scheme.Export of restricted items shall be subject to all conditionalities or
requirements of export Authorisation or permission, as may be required, under Schedule II of ITC
(HC).
CHAPTER - 9
DEFINITIONS
9.1 For the purpose of FTP, unless the context otherwise requires, the following words and expressions shall
have the following meanings attached to them.
9.2 “Accessory” or “Attachement” means a part, sub-assembly or assembly that contributes to the efficiency or
effectiveness of a piece of equipment without changing its basic functions.
9.3 “Act” means the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act, 1992 (No. 22 of 1992).
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9.4 “Actual User” means and actual user who may be either industrial or non-industrial.
9.5 “Actual User {Industrial}” means a person who utilizes the imported goods for manufacturing in his own
industrial unit or manufacturing for his own use in another unit including a jobbing unit.
9.6 “Actual User {Non-Industrial)” means a person who utilizes the imported goods for his own use in
i. any commercial establishment carrying on any business, trade or profession; or
ii. any laboratory, Scientific or Research and Development (R&D) institution, university or other
education institution or hospital; or
iii. any service industry.
9.9.1 “Authorisation” means a permission as included in Section 2 (g) of FT (D&R) Act to import or export as
per provisions of FTP.
9.11 “BTP” means Biotechnology Park as notified by DGFT on recommendation of Department of
Biotechnology.
9.21 “Domestic Tariff Area (DTA)” means area within India which is outside
SEZ and EOU/EHTP/STP/BTP. `
9.26 “Exporter” means a person who exports or intends to export and holds an Importer-Exporter Code
number unless otherwise specifically exempted.
9.27 “Export Obligation” means the obligation to export the product or products covered by the authorisation
or permission in terms of quantity, value or both, as may be prescribed or specified by the licensing or
competent authority.
9.27.1 “FTP” means the Foreign Trade Policy which specifies policy for exports & imports under Section 5 of
the Act.
9.29 “HBT v I” & “Handbook” (Vol. 1)” means the Handbook of Procedures (Vol. 1) and “Handbook (Vol. 2)”
means Handbookof Procedures (Vol. 2) published under the provision of the paragraph 2.4 of the Policy.
9.30 “Importer” means a person who imports or intends to import and holds an Importer-Exporter Code
number unless otherwise specifically exempted.
9.32 “ITC (HS)” means ITC (HS) Classification of Export and Import Items Book.
9.34 “Licensing Authority” means the authority competent to grant an authorisation under the Act/Order.
9.35 “Licensing Year” means the period beginning on the 1st April of a year and ending on the 31st March of
the following year.
9.37 “Manufacture” means to make, produce, fabricate, assemble, process orbring into existence, by
hand or by
machine, a new product having a distinctive name, character or use and shall include processes
such as
refrigeration, re-packing, polishing, labeling Reconditioning repair, remaking, refurbishing, testing
calibration,re-engineering. Manufacture, for the purpose of FTP, shall also include agriculture,
aquaculture, animal husbandry, floriculture, horticulture, pisciculture, poultry, sericulture, viticulture
and mining.
9.38 “Manufacturer Exporter” means a person who export goods manufactured by him or intends to export
such goods.
9.40 “Merchant Exporter” means a person engaged in trading activity and exporting or intending to export
goods.
9.42 “Notification” means a notification published in the Official Gazette.
9.43 “Order” means an order made by the Central Government under the Act.
9.45 “Person” includes an individual, firm, society, company, corporation or any other legal person including
the DGFT officials.
9.46 “Policy” means the Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14 as amended from time to time.
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9.47 “Prescribed” means prescribed under the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act, 1992 (No.
22 of 1992) or the Rules or Orders made there under or under this Policy.
9.48 “Public Notice” means a notice published under the provisions of paragraph 2.4 of the FTP.
9.51 “Rules” means Rules made by the Central Government under Section 19 of the Act.
9.58 “Specified” means specified by or under the provisions of this Policy through Notification / Public Notice.
9.65 “Wild Animal” means any wild animal as defined in Section 2 (36) of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972.
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CHAPTER III
EXTRACTS FROM ITC (HS) CLASSIFICATIONS OF

EXPORT AND IMPORT ITEMS
CHAPTER III
EXTRACTS FROM ITC (HS) Classification of Export & Import Items
(1st April 2012 - 31st March 2013)
SECTION I
LIVE ANIMALS; ANIMAL PRODUCTS
NOTES:
1. Any reference in this section to a particular genus or species of an animal,
except where the context otherwise requires, includes a reference to the young
of that genus or species.
2. Except where the context otherwise requires, throughout this Schedule any
reference to “dried” products also covers products which have been
dehydrated, evaporated or freeze-dried.
CHAPTER 1
LIVE ANIMALS
NOTE:
This Chapter covers all live animals except:

(a) Fish and crustaceans, molluscs and other aquatic invertebrates, of heading
0301, 0306, 0307 or 0308;
(b) Cultures of micro-organisms and other products of heading 3002; and
(c) Animals of heading 9508.
Exim Code Item Description Policy Policy Conditions
0101 LIVE HORSES, ASSES, MULES AND

HINNIES
Horses:
0101 21 00 Pure-bred breeding animals Restricted
0101 29 Other:
0101 29 10 Horses for Polo Restricted
0101 29 90 Other Restricted
0101 30 Asses:
0101 30 20 Livestock Restricted
0101 90 Other:
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0101 90 30 Mules and hinnies as livestock Restricted
0102 LIVE BOVINE ANIMALS

Cattle:
0102 21 Pure-bred breeding animals:
0102 21 10 Bulls Restricted
0102 21 20 Cows Restricted
0102 29 Other:
0102 29 10 Bulls Restricted
0102 29 90 Other, including calves Restricted
Buffalo:
0102 90 Other:
0103 LIVE SWINE

Other:
0103 91 00 Weighing less than 50 kg. Restricted
0103 92 00 Weighing 50 kg. or more Restricted
0104 LIVE SHEEP AND GOATS

0104 10 Sheep:
0104 10 10 Sheep including lamb for breeding purpose Restricted
0104 20 00 Goats Restricted
0105 LIVE POULTRY, THAT IS TO SAY,

FOWLS OF THE SPECIES GALLUS
DOMESTICUS,DUCKS, GEESE,
TURKEYS AND GUINEA FOWLS
Weighing not more than 185 g:
0105 11 00 Fowls of the species Gallus domesticus Restricted Grandparent stock
of poultry is,
however, freely
importable.
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0105 12 00 Turkeys Restricted Grandparent stock
of poultry is,
however, freely
importable.
0105 13 00 Ducks Restricted Grandparent stock
of poultry is,
however, freely
importable.
0105 19 00 Geese Restricted Grandparent stock
of poultry is,
however, freely
importable.
0105 19 00 Guinea fowls Restricted Grandparent stock
of poultry is,
however, freely
importable.
Other:
0105 94 00 Fowls of the species Gallus domesticus Restricted
0106 OTHER LIVE ANIMALS

Mammals:
0106 11 00 Primates Restricted Subject to Policy
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
0106 12 00 Whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the Restricted Subject to Policy
order Cetacea); manatees and dugongs Condition 6 of this
(mammals of the order Sirenia); seals, sea lions Chapter.
and walruses (mammals of the suborder
Pinnipedia)
0106 13 00 Camels and other camelids (Camelidae) Restricted Subject to Policy
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
0106 14 00 Rabbits and hares Restricted Subject to Policy
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
0106 19 00 Other Restricted Subject to Policy

Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
0106 20 00 Reptiles (including snakes and turtles) Restricted Subject to Policy
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
Birds:
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0106 31 00 Birds of prey Restricted Subject to Policy
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
0106 32 00 Psittaciformes (including parrots, parakeets, Restricted Subject to Policy
macaws Condition 6 of this
and cockatoos) Chapter.
0106 33 00 Ostriches; emus (Dromaius novaehollandiae) Restricted Subject to Policy
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
Insects:
0106 41 Bees:
0106 41 10 Pureline Stock Restricted Subject to Policy
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
0106 49 Other:
0106 49 10 Pureline Stock Restricted Subject to Policy
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
Condition 6 of this
Chapter.

Condition 6 of this
Chapter.
Policy Conditions of this Chapter:
(1) An application for grant of a licence for import of Animals, Birds and Reptiles
(including their parts and products) may be made in the Aayat Niryat form given
in ANF 2B of the Handbook of Procedures Vol. 1, to the Director General of
Foreign Trade along with the recommendation of the Chief Wild Life Warden of
the State concerned.
(2) (a) An application for grant of a licence for import of Stallions and Broodmares
may be made in the Aayat Niryat form given in ANF 2B of the Handbook of
Procedures Vol. 1, to the Director General of Foreign Trade along with the
recommendation of Director, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services of the
State Government concerned or the Department of Animal Husbandry and
Dairying, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India.
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(b) The import of stallions and broodmares against licences shall be subject to the
following conditions:
(i) Import of such animals shall be subject to the health regulations in
force;
(ii) Applications shall be considered only from stud farms which have
been in existence for at least three years and registered with the
Animal Husbandry Commissioner, Department of Agriculture and
Cooperation, Government of India. However, this period of three
years may be relaxed on merits;
(iii) A certificate of fitness issued either by the veterinary officer or by
aqualified veterinary doctor registered with the Government of the
country of origin shall be furnished at the time of customs
clearance.
(3) An application for grant of a licence for import of horses for polo may be made in the
form given in ANF 2B of the Handbook of Procedures Vol. 1, to the Director
General of Foreign Trade.
(4) An application for grant of a licence for Livestock (excluding equine), Pureline
stocks, birds’ eggs, frozen semen/ embryo, and Commercial chicks may be made in
the form given in ANF 2B of the Handbook of Procedures Vol. 1, to the
Director General of Foreign Trade along with the recommendation of the
Department of Agriculture and Cooperation, Government of India.
(5) Import of Live animals other than wild animals as defined under Wild Life
Protection Act, 1972 is permitted against a licence to Zoos and Zoological parks,
circus companies, private individuals, on the recommendation of the Chief Wild
Life Warden of a State Government subject to the provisions of the Convention on
Inter-national Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). For
recognized scientific/research institutions, in addition to the above
requirement, recommendation of Committee for the purpose of Control and
Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA) under the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960 shall also be required for issuance of Import
licence.
(6) Import of Wild Animals (including their parts and products) as defined in the Wild
Life (Protection) Act, 1972 is prohibited and in respect of those species listed in
CITES, is subject to the provisions of CITES.
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CHAPTER 2
MEAT AND EDIBLE MEAT OFFAL
NOTE:
This Chapter does not cover:
(a) Products of the kinds described in headings 0201 to 0208 or 0210, unfit or
unsuitable for human consumption;
(b) Guts, bladders or stomachs of animals (heading 0504) or animal blood
(heading 0511 or 3002); or
(c) Animal fat, other than products of heading 0209 (Chapter 15)
SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:
In this Chapter “wild animals” means wild animals as defined in Wildlife

(Protection) Act, 1972 (53 of 1972).
0201 MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS, FRESH

AND CHILLED
0201 10 00 Carcasses and half-carcasses Restricted
0201 20 00 Other cuts with bone in Restricted
0201 30 00 Boneless Restricted
0202 MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS, FROZEN
0202 10 00 Carcasses and half-carcasses Restricted

0202 20 00 Other cuts with bone in Restricted
0202 30 00 Boneless Restricted
0203 MEAT OF SWINE, FRESH, CHILLED

OR FROZEN
Fresh or chilled:
0203 11 00 Carcasses and half-carcasses Free
0203 12 00 Hams, shoulders and cuts thereof, with bone in Free
0203 19 00 Other Free
Frozen:
0203 22 00 Hams, shoulders and cuts thereof, with bone in Free
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0204 MEAT OF SHEEP OR GOATS, FRESH,
CHILLED OR FROZEN
0204 10 00 Carcasses and half-carcasses of lamb, fresh or Free
chilled
Other meat of sheep, fresh or chilled:
0204 22 00 Other cuts with bone in Free
0204 23 00 Boneless Free
0204 30 00 Carcasses and half-carcasses of lamb, frozen Free
Other meat of sheep, frozen:

0204 42 00 Other cuts with bone in Free
0204 43 00 Boneless Free
0204 50 00 Meat of goats Free
0205 00 00 Meat of horses, asses, mules or hinnies, fresh, Free

chilled
or frozen
0206 EDIBLE OFFAL OF BOVINE ANIMALS,
SWINE, SHEEP, GOATS, HORSES,
ASSES, MULES OR HINNIES, FRESH,
CHILLED OR FROZEN
0206 10 00 Of bovine animals, fresh or chilled Restricted
Of bovine animals, frozen:

0206 21 00 Tongues Restricted
0206 22 00 Livers Restricted
0206 30 00 Of swine, fresh or chilled Restricted
Of swine, frozen:
0206 41 00 Livers Free
0206 80 Other, fresh or chilled:

0206 80 10 Of sheep/goats Free
0206 90 Other, frozen:

0206 90 10 Of sheep/goats Free
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0207 MEAT AND EDIBLE OFFAL, OF THE
POULTRY OF HEADING 0105, FRESH,
CHILLED OR FROZEN
Of fowls of the species Gallus domesticus:

0207 11 00 Not cut in pieces, fresh or chilled Free
0207 12 00 Not cut in pieces, frozen Free
0207 13 00 Cuts and offal, fresh or chilled Free
0207 14 00 Cuts and offal, frozen Free
Of turkeys:
0207 26 00 Cuts and offal, fresh or chilled Free
0207 27 00 Cuts and offal, frozen Free
Of ducks:
0207 43 00 Fatty livers, fresh or chilled Free
0207 44 00 Other, fresh or chilled Free
0207 45 00 Other, frozen Free
Of geese:
0207 53 00 Fatty livers, fresh or chilled Free
0207 54 00 Other, fresh or chilled Free
0207 55 00 Other, frozen Free
0207 60 00 Of guinea fowls Free
0208 OTHER MEAT AND EDIBLE MEAT

OFFAL,
0208 10 00 Of rabbitsCHILLED
FRESH, or hares OR FROZEN Free
0208 30 00 Of primates Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of this
Chapter.
0208 40 00 Whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the Free Subject to Policy
Pinnipedia)
0208 50 00 Of reptiles (including snakes and turtles) Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of this
Chapter.
0208 60 00 Camels and other camelids (Camelidae) Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of this
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Chapter.
0208 90 Other:
0208 90 10 Of wild animals Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported.
0208 90 90 Other Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of this
Chapter.
0209 PIG FAT, FREE OF LEAN MEAT AND

POULTRY FAT, NOT RENDERED OR
OTHERWISE EXTRACTED, FRESH,
CHILLED, FROZEN, SALTED, IN
BRINE, DRIED OR SMOKED
0209 10 00 Of pigs Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported.
0209 90 00 Other Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported.
0210 MEAT AND EDIBLE MEAT OFFAL,

SALTED,IN BRINE, DRIED OR SMOKED;
EDIBLE FLOURS AND MEALS OF MEAT
OR MEAT OFFAL
Meat of swine:
0210 11 00 Hams, shoulders and cuts thereof, with bone in Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of this
Chapter.
0210 12 00 Bellies (streaky) and cuts thereof Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of this
Chapter..
Condition 2 of this
Chapter.
0210 20 00 Meat of bovine animals Restricted
Other, including edible flours and meals of

meat or meat offal:
0210 91 00 Of primates Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of this
Chapter.
0210 92 00 Whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the Free Subject to Policy
Pinnipedia)
0210 93 00 Of reptiles (including snakes and turtles) Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of this
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Chapter.
Condition 2 of this
Chapter.
(1) An application for grant of a licence for import of Animals, Birds and
Reptiles (including their parts and products) may be made in the
Aayat Niryat form given in ANF2B of the Handbook of Procedures
Vol. I, to the Director General of Foreign Trade alongwith the
recommendation of the Chief Wild Life Warden of the State
concerned.
(2) Import of wild animals (including their parts and products) as defined
in the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 is prohibited and in respect of
those species listed in CITES, is subject to the provisions of CITES.
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CHAPTER 3
FISH AND CRUSTCEANS, MOLLUSCS AND OTHER AQUATIC

INVERTEBRATES
NOTES:
1. This Chapter does not cover:
(a) Mammals of heading 0106;
(b) Meat of mammals of heading 0106 (heading 0208 or 0210);
(c) Fish (including livers and roes thereof) or crustaceans, molluscs or other aquatic
invertebrates, dead and unfit or unsuitable for human consumption by reason of
either their species or their condition (Chapter 5); flours, meals or pellets of fish
or of crustaceans, molluscs or other aquatic invertebrates, unfit for human
consumption (heading 2301); or
(d) Caviar or caviar substitutes prepared from fish eggs (heading 1604).
2. In this Chapter, the term “pellets” means products which have been agglomerated
either directly by compression or by the addition of a small quantity of binder.
0301 LIVE FISH
Ornamental Fish:
0301 11 00 Freshwater Restricted
Other Live Fish:

0301 91 00 Trout (Salmo trutta, Oncorhynchus mykiss, Restricted
Oncorhynchus clarki, Oncorhynchus
aguabonita, Oncorhynchus gilae,
Oncorhynchus apache and Oncorhynchus
chrysogaster)
0301 92 00 Eels (Anguilla spp.) Restricted
0301 93 00 Carp (Cyprinus carpio, Carassius carassius, Restricted
Ctenopharyngodon idellus,
Hypophthalmichthys spp., Cirrhinus spp.,
Mylopharyngodon piceus)
0301 94 00 Atlantic and Pacific bluefin tunas Restricted
(Thunnus thynnus, Thunnus orientalis)
0301 95 00 Southern bluefin tunas Restricted
(Thunnus maccoyii)
0302 FISH, FRESH OR CHILLED, EXCLUDING

FISH FILLETS AND OTHER FISH MEAT
OF HEADING 0304
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Salmonidae, excluding livers and roes:
0302 11 00 Trout (Salmo trutta, Oncorhynchus mykiss, Free
Oncorhynchus clarki, Oncorhynchus
chrysogaster)
0302 13 00 Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka, Free
Oncorhynchus gorbuscha, Oncorhynchus keta,
Oncorhynchus tschawytscha, Oncorhynchus
kisutch, Oncorhynchus masou and
Oncorhynchus rhodurus)
0302 14 00 Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and Danube Free
salmon (Hucho hucho)
Flat fish (Pleuronectidae, Bothidae,
Cynoglossidae,Soleidae, Scophthalmidae and
Citharidae), excluding livers and Roes:
0302 21 00 Halibut (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides, Free
Hippoglossus hippoglossus,
Hippoglossus stenolepis)
0302 22 00 Plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) Free
0302 23 00 Sole (Solea spp.) Free
0302 24 00 Turbots (Psetta maxima, Scophthalmidae) Free
Tunas (of the genus Thunnus), skipjack or

stripe-bellied bonito [Euthynnus (Katsuwonus)
pelamis], excluding livers and Roes:
0302 31 00 Albacore or longfinned tunas (Thunnus Free
alalunga)
0302 32 00 Yellowfin tunas (Thunnus albacares) Free
0302 33 00 Skipjack or stripe-bellied bonito Free
0302 34 00 Bigeye tunas (Thunnus obesus) Free
0302 35 00 Atlantic and Pacific bluefin tunas (Thunnus Free
thynnus, Thunnus orientalis)
0302 36 00 Southern bluefin tunas (Thunnus maccoyii) Free
Herrings (Clupea harengus, Clupea pallasii), Free
Anchovies (Engraulis spp.), sardines (Sardina
pilchardus, Sardinops spp.), sardinella
(Sardinella spp.) brisling or sprats (Sprattus
sprattus), mackerel (Scomber scombrus,
Scomber austral asicus, Scomber japonicus),
jack and horse mackerel (Trachurus spp.),
cobia (Rachycentron canadum) and swordfish
(Xiphias gladius), excluding livers and roes:
0302 41 00 Herrings (Clupea harengus,Clupea pallasii) Free
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0302 42 00 Anchovies (Engraulis spp.)
0302 4300 Sardines (Sardina pilchardus, Sardinops spp.), Free
sardinella (Sardinella spp.) brisling or sprats
(Sprattus sprattus)
0302 44 00 Mackerel (Scomber scombrus, Scomber austral Free
asicus, Scomber japonicus)
0302 45 00 Jack and horse mackerel (Trachurus spp.) Free
0302 46 00 Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) Free
0302 47 00 Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) Free
Fish of the families Bregmacerotidae,

Euclichthyidae, Gadidae, Macrouridae,
Melanonidae, Merlucciidae, Moridae and
Muraenolepididae, excluding livers and
roes:
0302 51 00 Cod (Gadus morhua, Gadus ogac, Gadus Free
macrocephalus)
0302 52 00 Haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) Free
0302 53 00 Coalfish (Pollachius virens) Free
0302 54 00 Hake (Merluccius spp., Urophycis spp.) Free
0302 55 00 Alaska Pollack (Theragra chalcogramma) Free
0302 56 00 Blue whitings (Micromesistius poutassou, Free
Micromesistius australis)
Tilapias (Oreochromis spp.), catfish

(Pangasius spp., Silurus spp., Clarias spp.,
Ictalurus spp.),
Carp (Cyprinus carpio, Carassius carassius,
Hypophthalmichthys spp.,Cirrhinus spp.,
Mylopharyngodon piceus), eels
(Anguilla spp.), Nile perch ( Lates niloticus)
0302 71 00 and
Tilapias (Oreochromis spp.) Free
0302 72 00 Catfish (Pangasius spp., Silurus spp., Clarias Free
spp.,
0302 73 00 Ictalurus
Carp spp.) carpio, Carassius carassius,
(Cyprinus Free
Hypophthalmichthys spp., Cirrhinus
0302 74 00 spp.,Mylopharyngodon
Eels (Anguilla spp.) piceus) Free
Other fish, excluding livers and roes:

0302 81 00 Dogfish and other sharks Free
--
0302 82 00 Rays and skates (Rajidae) Free
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0302 83 00 Toothfish (Dissostichus spp.) Free
0302 84 00 Seabass (Dicentrarchus spp.) Free
0302 85 00 Seabream (Sparidae) Free
0302 89 Other:
0302 89 10 Hilsa Free
0302 89 20 Dara Free
0302 89 30 Pomfret Free
0302 90 00 Livers and roes Free
0303 FISH, FROZEN, EXCLUDING FISH

FILLETS AND OTHER FISH MEAT OF
HEADING 0304
Salmonidae, excluding livers and roes:
0303 11 00 Sockeye salmon (red salmon) Free
(Oncorhynchus nerka)
0303 12 00 Other Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus Free
gorbuscha,Oncorhynchus keta,
Oncorhynchus rhodurus)
0303 13 00 Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and Danube Free
salmon (Hucho hucho)
0303 14 00 Trout (Salmo trutta, Oncorhynchus Free
mykiss,Oncorhynchus clarkii Oncorhynchus
chrysogaster)
Tilapias (Oreochromis spp.), catfish

(Pangasius spp., Silurus spp., Clarias spp.,
Ictalurus spp.), carp (Cyprinus carpio,
Carassius carassius, Ctenopharyngodon
idellus, Hypophthalmichthys spp., Cirrhinus
spp., Mylopharyngodon piceus), eels
(Anguilla spp.), Nile perch (Lates
niloticus) and snakeheads (Channa spp.),
excluding livers and roes:
0303 23 00 Tilapias (Oreochromis spp.) Free
spp.,
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0303 25 00 Carp (Cyprinus carpio, Carassius carassius, Free
Mylopharyngodon piceus)
0303 26 00 Eels (Anguilla spp.) Free
Flat fish (Pleuronectidae, Bothidae,

Cynoglossidae, Soleidae, Scophthalmidae and
Citharidae),excluding livers and roes:
0303 31 00 Halibut (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides, Free
Hippoglossus hippoglossus, Hippoglossus
stenolepis)
0303 32 00 Plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) Free
0303 33 00 Sole (Solea spp.) Free
0303 34 00 Turbots (Psetta maxima, Scophthalmidae) Free
Tunas (of the genus Thunnus), skipjack or

stripe-bellied bonito [Euthynnus (Katsuwonus)
pelamis], excluding livers and roes:
0303 41 00 Albacore or longfinned tunas (Thunnus Free
alalunga)
0303 42 00 Yellowfin tunas (Thunnus albacares) Free
0303 43 00 Skipjack or stripe-bellied bonito Free
0303 44 00 Bigeye tunas (thunnus obesus) Free
0303 45 00 Atlantic and Pacific bluefin tunas (Thunnus Free
thynnus, Thunnus orientalis)
0303 46 00 Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus maccoyii) Free
Herrings (Clupea harengus, Clupea pallasii),
Sardines (Sardina pilchardus, Sardinops
spp.), sardinella (Sardinella spp.) brisling or
sprats (Sprattus sprattus), mackerel (Scomber
scombrus, Scomber austral asicus, Scomber
japonicus), jack and horse mackerel
(Trachurus spp.), cobia (Rachycentron
canadum) and swordfish (Xiphias gladius),
excluding livers and roes:
0303 51 00 Herrings (Clupea harengus,Clupea pallasii) Free
0303 53 00 Sardines (Sardina pilchardus, Sardinops spp.), Free
sardinella (Sardinella spp.) brisling or sprats
(Sprattus sprattus)
30
0303 54 00 Mackerel (Scomber scombrus, Scomber austral Free
asicus, Scomber japonicus)
0303 55 00 Jack and horse mackerel (Trachurus spp.) Free
0303 56 00 Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) Free
Fish of the families Bregmacerotidae,

Muraenolepididae, excluding livers and
roes:
macrocephalus)
0303 64 00 Haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) Free
0303 68 00 Blue whitings (Micromesistius poutassou, Free
Micromesistius australis)
Other fish, excluding livers and roes:

0303 81 Dogfish and other sharks:
0303 81 10 Dogfish Free
0303 81 90 Other sharks Free
0303 82 00 Rays and skates (Rajidae) Free

0303 84 00 Seabass (Dicentrarchus spp.) Free
0303 89 Other:
0303 89 20 Dara Free
0303 89 30 Ribbon fish Free
0303 89 40 Seer Free
0303 89 50 Pomfret (white or silver or black) Free
0303 89 60 Ghole Free
0303 89 70 Threadfin Free
0303 89 80 Croackers, groupers, flounders Free
Other:
0303 89 91 Edible fishmaws of wild life Free
0303 89 91 Edible sharkfins of wild life Free
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0303 90 Livers and roes:
0303 90 10 Egg or egg yolk of fish Free
0304 FISH FILLETS AND OTHER FISH MEAT

(WHETHER OR NOT MINCED),
FRESH, CHILLED OR FROZEN
Fresh or chilled fillets of tilapias (Oreochromis
spp.), catfish (Pangasius spp., Silurus spp.,
Clarias spp.,Ictalurus spp.), carp (Cyprinus
carpio, Carassius carassius, Ctenopharyngodon
idellus, Hypophthalmichthys spp., Cirrhinus
spp.,Mylopharyngodon piceus), eels (Anguilla
spp.), Nile perch (Lates niloticus) and
snakeheads (Channa spp.):
0304 32 00 Catfish (Pangasius spp., Silurus spp.,Clarias Free
spp.,Ictalurus spp.)
0304 33 00 Nile Perch (Lates niloticus) Free
Fresh or chilled fillets of other fish:

kisutch, Oncorhynchus masou and Oncorhynchus
rhodurus), Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and
Danube salmon (Hucho hucho)
Oncorhynchus clarkii, Oncorhynchus
aguabonita, Oncorhynchus gilae, Oncorhynchus
apache and Oncorhynchus chrysogaster)
0304 43 00 Flat fish (Pleuronectidae, Bothidae, Free
Citharidae)
0304 44 00 Fish of the families Bregmacerotidae,
Muraenolepididae
0304 49 Other:
0304 49 20 Shark Free
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0304 49 40 Tuna Free
Other, fresh or chilled:

0304 51 00 Tilapias (Oreochromis spp.), catfish (Pangasius
spp.,
Silurus spp., Clarias spp., Ictalurus spp.), carp

(Cyprinus carpio, Carassius carassius,
Mylopharyngodon piceus), eels (Anguilla
spp.), Nile perch (Lates niloticus) and
snakeheads (Channa spp.)
0304 52 00 Salmonidae Free
0304 53 00 Fish of the families Bregmacerotidae, Free
Euclichthyidae, Gadidae,Macrouridae
Melanonidae, Merlucciidae, Moridae
and Muraenolepididae
0304 59 Other:
0304 59 40 Tuna Free
Frozen fillets of tilapias (Oreochromis spp.),
catfish(Pangasius spp., Silurus spp., Clarias
spp., Ictalurus spp.), carp (Cyprinus carpio,
Carassius carassius, Ctenopharyngodon idellus,
Mylopharyngodon piceus), eels (Anguilla spp.),
Nile perch(Lates niloticus) and snakeheads
(Channa spp.) :
0304 63 00 spp.,Ictalurus
Nile Perch (Lates
spp.)niloticus) Free
Frozen fillets of fish of families
Bregmacerotidae,Euclichthyidae Gadidae,
Macrouridae,Melanonidae, Merlucciidae,
Moridae and Muraenolepidae:
0304 72 00 Haddock
macrocephalus)
(Melanogrammus aeglefinus) Free
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0304 81 00 Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus Free

nerka,Oncorhynchusgorbuscha, Oncorhynchus
keta, Oncorhynchus tschawytscha,
Oncorhynchus kisutch,Oncorhynchus masou and
Oncorhynchus rhodurus),Atlantic salmon
(Salmo salar) and Danube salmon (Huchohucho)
Oncorhynchus clarkii, Oncorhynchus
chrysogaster)
0304 83 00 Flat fish (Pleuronectidae, Bothidae, Free
Citharidae)
0304 86 00 Herrings (Clupea harengus, Clupea pallasii) Free
0304 87 00 Tunas (of the genus Thunnus), skipjack or Free
stripe-bellied bonito (Euthynnus (Katsuwonus)
pelamis)
0304 89 Other:
Other, frozen:
0304 91 00 Swordfish ( Xiphias gladius ) Free
0304 92 00 Toothfish ( Dissostichus spp.) Free
0304 93 00 Tilapias (Oreochromis spp.), catfish (Pangasius Free
0304 94 00 Alaska Pollack
spp., Silurus spp(Theragra
Clarias spp., Ictalurus spp.), Free
chalcogramma)
0304 99 00 Other
Euclichthyidae, Gadidae, Macrouridae, Free
0305 FISH, DRIED, SALTED OR IN BRINE;

SMOKED FISH, WHETHER OR NOT
COOKED BEFORE OR DURING THE
SMOKING PROCESS; FLOURS, MEALS
AND PELLETS, OF FISH FIT FOR
HUMAN CONSUMPTION
0305 10 00 Flours, meals and pellets, of fish fit for human Free
consumption
0305 20 00 Livers and roes of fish, dried, smoked, salted or Free
in fillets, dried, salted or in brine, but not
Fish
smoked
: 34
spp., Silurus spp., Clarias spp.,Ictalurus
spp.),carp(Cyprinus carpio,Carassius carassius,
Ctenopharyngodon idellus,Hypophthalmichthys
spp., Cirrhinus spp., Mylopharyngodon
piceus),eels
(Anguilla spp.), Nile perch (Lates niloticus) and
snakeheads (Channa spp.)
uclichthyidae,Gadidae, Macrouridae,
Melanonidae, Merlucciidae,Moridae and
0305 39 00 Muraenolepididae
Other Free
Smoked fish, including fillets, other than edible

fish offal:
Oncorhynchus rhodurus), Atlantic
salmon (Salmo Salar) and Danube salmon
(Huchohucho)
Oncorhynchus clarkii Oncorhynchus
aguabonita, Oncorhynchus
gilae,Oncorhynchus apache and
Oncorhynchus chrysogaster)
spp., Silurus spp., Clarias spp.,Ictalurus
spp.),carp (Cyprinus carpio, Carassius
carassius, Ctenopharyngodon idellus,
Mylopharyngodon piceus), eels (Anguilla spp.),
Nile perch (Lates niloticus) and snakeheads
(Channa spp.)
Dried fish, other than edible fish offal,

whether or not salted but not smoked :
macrocephalus)
0305 59 Other:
0305 59 10 Mumbai Duck Free
0305 59 20 Seer without head Free
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0305 59 30 Sprats Free
Fish, salted but not dried or smoked and fish in

brine, other than edible fish offal:
macrocephalus)
0305 63 00 Anchovies (Engraulis spp.) Free
spp., Silurus spp., Clarias spp., Ictalurus spp.),
carp(Cyprinus carpio, Carassius carassius,
Ctenopharyngodon idellus,Hypophthalmichthys
spp., Cirrhinus spp., Mylopharyngodon
piceus), eels (Anguilla spp.), Nile perch (Lates
niloticus) and snakeheads (Channa spp.)
0305 69 Other:
0305 69 10 Mumbai duck Free
0305 69 20 Seer without head Free
0305 69 30 Sprats Free
Fish fins, heads, tails, maws and other edible

fish offal:
0305 71 00 Shark fins Free
0305 72 00 Fish heads, tails and maws Free
0306 CRUSTACEANS, WHETHER IN SHELL
OR NOT, LIVE, FRESH, CHILLED,
FROZEN, DRIED, SALTED OR IN BRINE;
SMOKED CRUSTACEANS, WHETHER IN
SHELL OR NOT, WHETHER OR NOT
COOKED BEFORE OR DURING THE
SMOKING PROCESS; CRUSTACEANS, IN
SHELL, COOKED BY STEAMING OR BY
BOILING IN WATER, WHETHER OR
NOT CHILLED, FROZEN, DRIED,
SALTED OR IN BRINE; FLOURS, MEALS
AND PELLETS OF CRUSTACEANS, FIT
FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION
Frozen:
0306 11 00 Rock lobster and other sea craw fish (Palinurus Free
spp.,
Panulirus spp., Jasus spp.)
0306 12 Lobsters (Homarus spp.):
0306 12 10 Whole cooked Free
0306 14 00 Crabs Free
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0306 15 00 Norway lobsters (Nephrops norvegicus) Free
0306 16 Cold-water shrimps and prawns (Pandalus
spp.,Crangon crangon):
0306 16 10 Accelerated Freeze Dried(AFD) Free
0306 17 Other shrimps and prawns :

Scampi (Macrobrachium spp.):
0306 17 11 Accelerated Freeze Dried(AFD) Free
0306 19 00 Other, including flours, meals and pellets, of Free

crustaceans, fit for human consumption
Not frozen:
0306 21 00 Rock lobster and other sea craw fish (Palinurus Free
spp.,Panulirus spp., Jasus spp.)
0306 22 00 Lobsters (Homarus spp.) Free
0306 24 00 Crabs Free

0306 25 00 Norway lobsters (Nephrops norvegicus) Free
0306 26 00 Cold-water shrimps and prawns (Pandalus spp., Free
Crangon crangon)
0306 27 Other shrimps and prawns:

0306 27 10 Powdered Free
0306 29 00 Other, including flours, meals and pellets, of Free

crustaceans, fit for human consumption
0307 MOLLUSCS, WHETHER IN SHELL OR

NOT,LIVE, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN,
DRIED, SALTED OR IN BRINE; SMOKED
MOLLUSCS, WHETHER IN SHELL OR
NOT, WHETHER OR NOT COOKED
BEFORE OR DURING THE SMOKING
PROCESS; FLOURS, MEALS AND
PELLETS OF MOLLUSCS, FIT FOR
HUMAN CONSUMPTION
Oysters:
0307 11 00 Live, fresh or chilled Free
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Scallops, including queen scallops, of the
generaPecten, Chlamys or Placopecten:
Mussels (Mytilus spp., Perna spp.):
0307 39 Other:
0307 39 10 Clams, clam meat (bivalves-Victorita, spp., Free
Mertrix
spp. and Katalysia spp.)
Cuttle fish (Sepia officinalis, Rossia
macrosoma,Septiola spp.) and squid
(Ommastrephes spp., Loligo spp., Nototodarus
spp., Sepioteuthis spp.):
0307 41 Live, fresh and chilled:
0307 41 10 Cuttle fish Free
0307 41 20 Squid Free
0307 49 Other:
0307 49 10 Squid tubes, frozen Free
0307 49 20 Whole squids, frozen Free
0307 49 30 Dried squids Free
Octopus (Octopus spp.):

0307 60 00 Snails, other than sea snails Free
Clams, cockles and ark shells (families

Arcidae,Arcticidae, Cardiidae, Donacidae,
Hiatellidae, Mactridae, Mesodesmatidae,
Myidae, Semelidae, Solecurtidae, Solenidae,
Tridacnidae and Veneridae):
Abalone (Haliotis spp.):
Other, including flours, meals and pellets, fit
for human consumption:
0307 99 Other:
0307 99 10 Sea shell flesh Free
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0307 99 20 Jelly fish (Rhopelina spp.), dried salted or Free
frozen
0308 AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES OTHER

THAN CRUSTACEANS AND
MOLLUSCS,LIVE,FRESH, CHILLED,
FROZEN, DRIED, SALTED OR IN
BRINE; SMOKED AQUATIC
INVERTEBRATES OTHER THAN
CRUSTACEANS AND MOLLUSCS,
WHETHER OR NOT COOKED BEFORE
OR DURING THE SMOKING PROCESS;
FLOURS, MEALS AND PELLETS OF
AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES OTHER
THAN CRUSTACEANS AND
MOLLUSCS, FIT FOR HUMAN
CONSUMPTION
Sea cucumbers (Stichopus japonicus,
Holothurioidea):
Sea urchins (Strongylocentrotus spp.,
Paracentrotus lividus, Loxechinus
albus,Echichinus esculentus):
0308 30 Jellyfish (Rhopilema spp.):

0308 30 20 Dried, salted or frozen Free
(1) An application for grant of a licence for import of Animals,

Birds and Reptiles (including their parts and products) may be made
in the Aayat Niryat form given in ANF 2B of the Handbook of
Procedures Vol. I, to the Director General of Foreign Trade alongwith
the recommendation of the Chief Wild Life Warden of the State
concerned.
(2) Import of wild animals (including their parts and products) as defined
in the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 is prohibited and in respect of
those species listed in CITES, is subject to the provisions of CITES.
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CHAPTER 4
DAIRY PRODUCE; BIRD'S EGGS; NATURAL HONEY; EDIBLE

PRODUCTS OF ANIMAL ORIGIN, NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED OR
INCLUDED
NOTES:
1. The expression "milk" means full cream milk or partially or completely

skimmed milk.
2. For the purposes of heading 0405:

(a) The term "butter" means natural butter, whey butter or recombined butter
(fresh, salted or rancid, including canned butter) derived exclusively from
milk, with a milk fat content of 80% or more but not more than 95% by
weight and a maximum milk solids-not-fat content of 2% by weight and a
maximum water content of 16% by weight. Butter does not contain added
emulsifiers, but may contain sodium chloride, food colours, neutralising
salts and cultures of harmless lactic-acid-producing bacteria.
(b) The expression "dairy spreads" means a spreadable emulsion of the water-
in-oil type, containing milkfat as the only fat in the product, with a milkfat
content of 39% or more but less than 80% by weight.
3. Products obtained by the concentration of whey and with the addition of milk
or milkfat are to be classified as cheese in heading 0406 provided that they
have the three following characteristics:
(a) A milkfat content, by weight of the dry matter, of 5% or more;
(b) A dry matter content, by weight, of at least 70% but not exceeding 85%;
and
(c) They are moulded or capable of being moulded.

(a) Products obtained from whey, containing by weight more than 95%
lactose, expressed as anhydrous lactose calculated on the dry matter
(heading 1702); or
(b) Albumins (including concentrates of two or more whey proteins,
containing by weight more than 80% whey proteins, calculated on the dry
matter) (heading 3502) or globulins (heading 3504).
SUB-HEADING NOTES:
1. For the purposes of sub-heading 0404 10, the expression "modified whey"
means products consisting of whey constituents, that is, whey from which all
or part of the lactose, proteins or minerals have been removed, whey to which
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natural whey constituents have been added, and products obtained by mixing
natural whey constituents.
2. For the purposes of sub-heading 0405 10, the term "butter" does not include
dehydrated butter or ghee (sub-heading 0405 90).
SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:
In this Chapter "Wild Animals" means wild animals as defined in Wild Life
(Protection) Act, 1972 (53 of 1972).
0401 MILK AND CREAM,NOTCONCENTRATED

NOR CONTAINING ADDED SUGAR OR
OTHER SWEETENING MATTER
0401 10 00 Of a fat content, by weight, not exceeding 1% Free
0401 20 00 Of a fat content, by weight, exceeding 1% but not Free
exceeding 6%
0401 40 00 Of a fat content, by weight, exceeding 6% but not Free
exceeding 10%
0401 50 00 Of a fat content, by weight, exceeding 10% Free
0402 MILK AND CREAM, CONCENTRATED OR

CONTAINING ADDED SUGAR OR
OTHER SWEETENING MATTER
0402 10 In powder, granules or other solid forms, of a fat

content, by weight not exceeding 1.5%:
0402 10 10 Skimmed Milk Free
0402 10 20 Milk food for babies Free
In powder, granules or other solid forms, of a fat

content, by weight exceeding 1.5%:
0402 21 00 Not containing added sugar or other Free
sweetening matter
0402 29 Other:
0402 29 10 Whole milk Free
0402 29 20 Milk for babies Free
Other:
0402 91 Not containing added sugar or other
sweetening matter:
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0402 91 10 Condensed milk Free
0402 99 Other:
0402 99 10 Whole Milk Free
0402 99 20 Condensed Milk Free
0403 BUTTERMILK, CURDLED MILK AND
CREAM, YOGURT, KEPHIR AND OTHER
FERMENTED OR ACIDIFIED MILK AND
CREAM, WHETHER OR NOT
CONCENTRATED OR CONTAINING
ADDED SUGAR OR OTHER
SWEETENING MATTER OR
FLAVOURED OR CONTAINING ADDED
FRUIT, NUTS OR COCOA
0403 10 00 Yogurt Free
0403 90 Other:
0403 90 10 Butter milk Free
0404 WHEY, WHETHER OR NOT

CONCENTRATED OR CONTAINING
ADDED SUGAR OR OTHER
SWEETENING MATTER; PRODUCTS
CONSISTING OF NATURAL MILK
CONSTITUENTS, WHETHER OR NOT
CONTAINING ADDED SUGAR OR
OTHER SWEETENING MATTER, NOT
ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED OR INCLUDED
0404 10 Whey and modified whey whether or not
concentrated or containing added sugar or
other sweetening matter:
0404 10 10 Whey, concentrated, evaporated or condensed, Free
liquid or semi-solid
0404 10 20 Whey, dry, blocks and powdered Free
0405 BUTTER AND OTHER FATS AND

OILS DERIVED FROM MILK; DAIRY
SPREADS
0405 10 00 Butter Free
0405 20 00 Dairy Spreads Free
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0405 90 Other:
0405 90 10 Butter Oil Free
0405 90 20 Ghee Free
0406 CHEESE AND CURD

0406 10 00 Fresh (unripened or uncured) cheese, including Free
whey
cheese and
0406 20 00 Grated curd
or powdered cheese, of all kinds Free
0406 30 00 Processed Cheese not grated or powdered Free
0406 40 00 Blue-veined cheese and other cheese containing Free
veins
produced
0406 90 00 Other by Penicillium roqueforti
cheese Free
0407 BIRDS' EGGS, IN SHELL, FRESH,

PRESERVED
OR COOKED
Fertilised eggs for incubation:
0407 11 00 Of fowls of the species Gallus domesticus Restricted
0407 19 Other:
0407 19 10 Of ducks Restricted
Other fresh eggs:

0407 21 00 Of fowls of the species Gallus domesticus Restricted
0408 BIRDS EGGS, NOT IN SHELL, AND EGG

YOLKS, FRESH, DRIED, COOKED BY
STEAMING OR BY BOILING IN
WATER, MOULDED, FROZEN OR
OTHERWISE PRESERVED, WHETHER
OR NOT CONTAINING ADDED SUGAR
OR OTHER SWEETENING MATTER
Egg yolks:
0408 11 00 Dried Free
Other:
0408 91 00 Dried Free
0409 00 00 Natural Honey Free
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0410 EDIBLE PRODUCTS OF ANIMAL
ORIGIN, NOT ELSEWHERE
SPECIFIED OR INCLUDED
0410 00 Edible products of animal origin, not
elsewhere specified or included:
0410 00 10 Of Wild animals Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
0410 00 20 Turtle eggs and Salanganes’ nests (“birds’ Restricted Not permitted to be
nests”) imported
0410 00 90 Other Restricted Not permitted to
be imported

(1) An application for grant of a licence for import of Animals, Birds and Reptiles
(including their parts and products) may be made in the form given in ANF 2B
of the Handbook of Procedures Vol. I, to the Director General of Foreign Trade
alongwith the recommendation of the Chief Wild Life Warden of the State
concerned.
(2) Import of wild animals (including their parts and products) as defined in the
Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 is prohibited and in respect of those species
listed in CITES, is subject to the provisions of CITES.
(3) Import of milk and milk products (including food preparations with milk or milk
solids as an ingredient) from China is ‘Prohibited’ till 24.6.2012 or until further
orders, whichever is earlier. The transitional arrangements under para 1.5 of the
Foreign Trade Policy will not be allowed in the case of import of above products
from China for this period.
[Notification No. 91 (RE-2010)/2009-14 dated 26.12.2011]
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CHAPTER 5
PRODUCTS OF ANIMAL ORIGIN,

NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED OR INCLUDED
NOTES:

(a) Edible products (other than guts, bladders and stomachs of animals, whole
and pieces thereof, and animal blood, liquid or dried);
(b) Hides or Skins (including furskins) other than goods of heading 0505 and
parings and similar waste of raw hides or skins of heading 0511 (Chapter
41 or 43);
(c) Animal textile materials, other than horsehair and horsehair waste (Section
XI); or
(d) Prepared knots or tufts for broom or brush making (heading 9603).
2. For the purposes of heading 0501, the sorting of hair by length (provided the
root ends and tip ends respectively are not arranged together) shall be deemed
not to constitute working.
3. Throughout this Schedule, elephant, hippopotamus, walrus, narwhal and wild

boar tusks rhinoceros horns and the teeth of all animals are regarded as “ivory”.
4. Throughout this schedule, the expression “horsehair” means hair of the manes
or tails of equine or bovine animals.
SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:
In this Chapter, the expressions “wild animal” and “wild life” have the meanings
respectively assigned to them in clauses (36) and (37) of section 2 of the Wild
Life (Protection) Act, 1972 (53 of 1972); and the expression “wild bird” means
any bird specified in Schedules to that Act.

0501 HUMAN HAIR, UNWORKED, WHETHER
OR NOT WASHED OR SCOURED;
WASTE OF HUMAN HAIR
HUMAN HAIR
0501 00 HUMAN HAIR
Human hair, unworked, whether or not washed
or scoured; waste of human hair:
0501 00 10 Human
scoured;hair unworked,
waste of humanwhether
hair: or not Free
washed or scoured
0501 00 20 Waste of human hair Free
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0502 PIGS, HOGS OR BOARS BRISTLES AND
HAIR; BADGER HAIR AND OTHER
BRUSH MAKING HAIR; WASTE OF
SUCH BRISTLES OR HAIR
0502 10 Pigs', hogs' or boars' bristles and hair and
waste
0502 10 10 Pigs', hogs' or boars' bristles and hair
thereof: Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of the
Chapter.
0502 10 20 Waste of pigs' hogs' or boars' bristles and hair Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of the
Chapter.
0502 90 Other:
0502 90 10 Badger hair and other brush making hair Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of the
Chapter.
0502 90 20 Yak tail hair Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 of the
Chapter.
Condition 2 of the
Chapter.
0504 GUTS, BLADDERS AND STOMACHS
OF ANIMALS (OTHER THAN FISH),
WHOLEAND PIECES THEREOF,
FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN, SALTED,
IN BRINE, DRIED OR SMOKED
0504 00 Guts, bladders and stomachs of animals (other

than fish), whole and pieces thereof, fresh,
chilled, frozen, salted, in brine, dried or smoked:
0504 00 10 Guts of cattle for natural food casings Restricted
0504 00 20 Guts of sheep and goats for natural food casings Free
Guts of other animals for natural food casings:

imported
Guts other than for natural food casings:

imported
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Bladders and stomachs:

imported
0505 SKINS AND OTHER PARTS OF BIRDS,

WITH THEIR FEATHERS OR DOWN,
FEATHERS AND PARTS OF FEATHERS
(WHETHER OR NOT WITH TRIMMED
EDGES) AND DOWN, NOT FURTHER
WORKED THAN CLEANED,
DISINFECTED OR TREATED FOR
PRESERVATION; POWDER AND WASTE
OF FEATHERS OR PARTS OF FEATHERS
0505 10 Feathers of a kind used for stuffing; down:

0505 10 10 Of wild birds Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0505 90 Other:
0505 90 10 Peacock tail and wing feather (trimmed or not) Free Subject to Policy
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
Other feather (excluding for stuffing purpose):

imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
Powder and waste of feathers or parts of

feathers:
imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
Skins and other parts:
imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
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BONES AND HORN-CORES,
UNWORKED, DEFATTED, SIMPLY
PREPARED (BUT NOT CUT TO SHAPE),
TREATED WITH ACID OR
DEGELATINISED POWDER AND WASTE
OF THESE PRODUCTS
0506 10 Ossein and bones treated with acid:

Bones, including horn-cores, crushed:
imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
Bone grist:
imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
Ossein:
imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
Bones, horn cones and parts thereof, not
crushed:
imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0506 90 Other:
Bone meal:
0506 90 11 Of wild animals Prohibited Not permitted to
be imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
Other:
imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
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IVORY, TORTOISE-SHELL, WHALEBONE
AND WHALE-BONE HAIR, HORNS,
ANTLERS, HOOVES, NAILS, CLAWS AND
BEAKS, UNWORKED OR SIMPLY
PREPAREDBUT NOT CUT TO SHAPE;
POWDER AND WASTE OF THESE
PRODUCTS
0507 10 Ivory; ivory powder and waste:
0507 10 10 Ivory Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
0507 10 20 Ivory powder and waste Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
0507 90 Other:
0507 90 10 Hoof meal Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 & 3 of
the Chapter.
0507 90 20 Horn meal Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 & 3 of
the Chapter.
0507 90 30 Hooves, claws, nails and beaks Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 & 3 of
the Chapter.
0507 90 40 Antlers Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 & 3 of
the Chapter.
0507 90 50 Buffalo horns Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 & 3 of
the Chapter.
0507 90 60 Tortoise-shell Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 & 3 of
the Chapter.
0507 90 70 Claws and waste of tortoise shell Free Subject to Policy
Condition 2 & 3 of
the Chapter.
Condition 2 & 3 of
the
0508 CORAL AND SIMILAR MATERIALS,
UNWORKED OR SIMPLY PREPARED
BUT NOT OTHERWISE WORKED;
SHELLS OF MOLLUSCS, CRUSTACEANS
OR ECHINODERMS AND CUTTLE-
BONE, UNWORKED OR SIMPLY
PREPARED BUT NOT CUT TO SHAPE,
POWDER AND WASTE THEREOF
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0508 00 Coral and similar materials, unworked or
simply prepared but not otherwise worked;
shells of molluscs, crustaceans or echinoderms
and cuttle- bone, unworked or simply prepared
but not cut to shape, powder and waste
thereof:
0508 00 10 Coral Free Subject to Policy
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0508 00 20 Chanks Free Subject to Policy
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0508 00 30 Cowries Free Subject to Policy
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0508 00 40 Cuttlefish bones Free Subject to Policy
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0508 00 50 Shells Free Subject to Policy
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0509 OMITTED
0510 AMBERGRIS, CASTOREUM, CIVET AND

MUSK; CANTHARIDES; BILE,
WHETHER OR NOT DRIED; GLANDS
AND OTHER ANIMAL PRODUCTS USED
IN THE PREPARATION OF
PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS,
FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN OR
OTHERWISE PROVISIONALLY
0510 00 Ambergris, castoreum, civet and musk;
cantharides;bile, whether or not dried; glands
and other animal products used in the
preparation of pharmaceutical products, fresh,
chilled, frozen or otherwise provisionally
preserved:
0510 00 10 Bezoar, cow (goolochan) Free Subject to Policy
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0510 00 20 Ox Gallstone Free Subject to Policy
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0510 00 30 Placenta, frozen Free Subject to Policy
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
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Other:
0510 00 91 Of wild animals Prohibited Not permitted to
be imported
Condition 3 of the
Chapter.
0511 ANIMAL PRODUCTS NOT ELSEWHERE
SPECIFIED OR INCLUDED; DEAD
ANIMALS OF CHAPTER 1 OR 3, UNFIT
FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION
0511 10 00 Bovine semen Restricted
0511 91 Products of fish or crustaceans, molluscs or
other
0511 91 10 Fish nails
aquatic invertebrates; dead animals of Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
0511 91 20 Fish tails Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
0511 91 30 Other fish waste Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
0511 99 Other:
Silkworm pupae:
0511 99 11 Artemia Free
Sinews and tendons:
0511 99 21 Of wild life Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
Other:
0511 99 91 Frozen semen, other than bovine Restricted
bovine embryo:
0511 99 92 Of wild life Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
(1) An application for grant of a licence for import of Animals, Birds and
Reptiles (including their parts and products) may be made in the Aayat Niryat
form given in ANF 2B of the Handbook of Procedures Vol. I, to the Director
General of Foreign Trade alongwith the recommendation of the Chief Wild
Life Warden of the State concerned.
(2) Import of Wild Animals (including their parts and products) as defined in the
WildLife (Protection) Act, 1972 is prohibited.
(3) Imports will be subject to the provisions of CITES (Convention of

InternationalTrade in Endangered Species of wild Fauna & Flora).
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SECTION II
VEGETABLE PRODUCTS
NOTE:
In this Section, the term “pellets” means products, which have been
agglomerated either directly by compression or by the addition of a binder
in a proportion not exceeding 3 percent by weight.
CHAPTE 6
LIVE TREES AND OTHER PLANTS; BULBS, ROOTS AND THE

LIKE; CUT FLOWERS AND ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE
NOTES:
1. Subject to the second part of heading 0601, this Chapter covers only live
trees and goods (including seedling vegetables) of a kind commonly
supplied by nursery gardeners or florists for planting or for ornamental
use; nevertheless it does not include potatoes, onions, shallots, garlic or
other products of Chapter 7.
2. Any reference in heading 0603 or 0604 to goods of any kind shall be

construed as including a reference to bouquets, floral baskets, wreaths
and similar articles made wholly or partly of goods of that kind,
account not being taken of accessories of other materials. However,
these headings do not include collages or similar decorative plaques of
heading 9701.
BULBS, TUBERS, TUBEROUS

ROOTS, CORMS, CROWNS AND
0601 RHIZOMES,DORMANT, IN
GROWTH OR IN FLOWER;
CHICORY PLANTS AND ROOTS
OTHER THAN ROOTS OF
HEADING 1212
0601 10 00 Bulbs, tubers, tuberous roots, corms, corms and Free Import permitted in
rhizomes, dormant accordance with
import permit granted
under Plant
Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into India)
Order,
2003.
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0601 20 Bulbs, tubers, tuberous roots, corms, crowns
and rhizomes, in growth or in flower; chicory
plants and roots:
0601 20 10 Bulbs, horticultural Free Import permitted in
accordance with
under Plant
Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into India)
Order,
2003.
Chicory plants and roots:
0601 20 21 Plants Free Import permitted in
accordance with
under Plant
Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into India)
Order,
2003.
0601 20 22 Roots Free Import permitted in
accordance with
under Plant
Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into India)
Order,
2003.
0601 20 90 Other Restricted Import permitted for
sowing or planting
without a licence in
accordance with
under Plant
Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into India)
Order,
2003.
0602 OTHER LIVE PLANTS (INCLUDING
THEIR ROOTS), CUTTINGS AND SLIPS;
MUSHROOM SPAWN
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0602 10 00 Unrooted cuttings and slips Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import
permit granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into India)
Order,
2003.
0602 20 Trees, shrubs and bushes, grafted or not, of
kinds, which bear edible fruits or nuts:
0602 20 10 Edible fruit or nut trees, grafted or not Free
0602 20 20 Cactus Restricted Import will be
subject
to the provisions of
Convention of
International Trade
in Endangered
Species of Wild
Fauna & Flora
(CITES).
0602 30 00 Rhododendrons and azaleas, grafted or not Free

0602 40 00 Roses, grafted or not Free
0602 90 Other:
0602 90 10 Mushroom spawn Free
0602 90 20 Flowering plants (excluding roses and Free
rhododendrons)
0602 90 30 Tissue culture plant Free
0603 CUT FLOWERS AND FLOWER BUDS OF

A KIND SUITABLE FOR BOUQUETS OR
FOR ORNAMENTAL PURPOSES,
FRESH, DRIED, DYED, BLEACHED,
IMPREGNATED OR OTHERWISE
PREPARED
Fresh:
0603 11 00 Roses Free
0603 12 00 Carnations Free
0603 13 00 Orchids Free
0603 14 00 Chrysanthemums Free
0603 15 00 Lilies (Lilium spp.) Free
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0604 FOLIAGE, BRANCHES AND OTHER
PARTS OF PLANTS, WITHOUT
FLOWERS OR FLOWER BUDS, AND
GRASSES, MOSSES AND LICHENS,
BEING GOODS OF A KIND SUITABLE
FOR BOUQUETS OR FOR
ORNAMENTAL PURPOSES, FRESH,
DRIED, DYED, BLEACHED,
IMPREGNATED OR OTHERWISE
PREPARED
0604 20 00 Fresh Free
(1) Import of seeds of vegetables, flowers, fruits and plants, tubers and bulbs of
flowers, cutting, sapling, budwood etc., of flowers and fruits for sowing or
planting is permitted without a licence in accordance with a permit for import
granted under the Plant Quarantine (Regulation of Imports into India) Order,
2003. However, import of Poppy seeds if permitted for import under the
Plants, Fruits and Seeds (Regulation of Import into India) Order, 1989 for
sowing or planting shall be subject to the condition that importer shall
produce a certificate from the competent authority of the country of origin
that opium poppy has been grown licitly/legally in that country as per
requirements of the International Narcotics Control Bureau.
(2) Import of living plants, seeds for sowing or plant material shall be made by
the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Agricultural Universities,
Botanical and Horticulture Departments of other Universities and State
Governments, without a licence. Such import shall be subject to such
conditions as may be specified by the Ministry of Agriculture, Government of
India, from time to time.
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CHAPTER 12
OIL SEEDS AND OLEAGINOUS FRUITS; MISCELLANEOUS GRAINS,

SEEDS AND FRUIT; INDUSTRIAL OR MEDICINAL PLANTS; STRAW
AND FODDER.
NOTES:
1. Heading 1207 applies, inter alia, to palm nuts and kernels, cotton seeds,
castor oil seeds, sesamum seeds, mustard seeds, safflower seeds, poppy
seeds and shea nuts (karite nuts). It does not apply to products of heading
0801 or 0802 or to olives (Chapter 07 or Chapter 20).
2. Heading 1208 applies not only to non-defatted flours and meals but also to
flours and meals which have been partially defatted or defatted and wholly
or partially refatted with their original oils. It does not, however, apply to
residues of headings 2304 to 2306.
3. For the purposes of heading 1209, beet seeds, grass and other herbage seeds,
seeds of ornamental flowers, vegetable seeds, seeds of forest trees, seeds of
fruit trees, seeds of vetches (other than those of the species Vicia faba) or of
lupines are to be regarded as “seeds of a kind used for sowing”.
Heading 1209 does not, however, apply to the following even if for sowing:
(a) Leguminous vegetables or sweet corn (Chapter 07);
(b) Spices or other products of Chapter 09;
(c) Cereals (Chapter 10); or
(d) Products of headings 1201 to 1207 or 1211.
4. Heading 1211 applies, inter alia, to the following plants or parts thereof:
basil, borage, ginseng, hyssop, liquorice, all species of mint, rosemary, rue,
sage and wormwood.
Heading 1211 does not, however, apply to:

(a) Medicaments of Chapter 30;
(b) Perfumery, cosmetic or toilet preparations of Chapter 33; or
(c) Insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, disinfectants or similar products of
heading 3808.
5. For the purposes of heading 1212, the term “seaweeds and other algae” does
not include:
(a) Dead single-cell micro-organisms of heading 2102;
(b) Cultures of micro-organisms of heading 3002; or
(c) Fertilizers of heading 3101 or 3105.
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SUB-HEADING NOTE:
For the purposes of sub-heading 1205 10, the expression “low erucic acid rape or
colza seeds” means rape or colza seeds yielding a fixed oil which has an erucic acid
content of less than 2% by weight and yielding a solid component which contains
less than 30 micromoles of glucosinolates per gram.
1201 SOYA BEANS, WHETHER OR NOT

1201 00 BROKEN
Soya beans, whether or not broken:
1201 10 00 Seed Restricted Import subject to
conditions at Policy
Condition (4) below.
1202 GROUND-NUT, NOT ROASTED OR

OTHERWISE COOKED, WHETHER OR
NOT SHELLED OR BROKEN
1202 30 Seed:
1202 30 10 H. P. S Restricted Import subject to
1202 30 90 Other Restricted Import subject to
Other:
1202 41 In shell:
1202 41 10 H.P.S Free
1202 42 Shelled, whether or not broken:

1202 42 10 Kernels, H.P.S Free
1202 42 20 Kernels, other Free
1203 00 00 Copra State Import allowed

Trading through STC
Enterprise subject to para
2.11 of Foreign
Trade Policy.
1204 LINSEED, WHETHER OR NOT BROKEN
1204 00 Linseed, whether or not broken:
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1204 00 10 Of seed quality Restricted Import subject to
1205 RAPE OR COLZA SEEDS, WHETHER OR

NOT BROKEN
1205 10 00 Low eructic acid rape or colza seeds Free Subject to
Quarantine
condition.
1206 SUNFLOWER SEEDS, WHETHER OR NOT

BROKEN
1206 00 Sunflower seeds, whether or not broken:
1206 00 10 Of seed quality Free Subject to
Quarantine
condition.
1207 OTHER OIL SEEDS AND

OLEAGINOUS FRUITS, WHETHER
OR NOT BROKEN
1207 10 Palm nuts and kernels:
1207 10 10 Palm nuts Free
1207 10 90 Palm kernels Free
Cotton seeds:
1207 21 00 Seed Restricted Import subject to
Condition (4)
1207 30 Castor oil seeds:
1207 40 Sesamum seeds:

1207 50 Mustard seeds:
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1207 60 Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) seeds:
1207 70 Melon seeds:
conditions at
Policy
1207 70 90 Other Free Condition (4) below.
Other:
1207 91 00 Poppy seeds Free Import subject to
1207 99 Other:
1207 99 10 Ajams Free
1207 99 20 Mango kernel Free
1207 99 30 Niger seed Free
1207 99 40 Kokam Free
1208 FLOURS AND MEALS OF OIL SEEDS OR

OLEAGINOUS FRUITS, OTHER
THAN THOSE OF MUSTARD
1208 10 00 Of soya beans Free
1209 SEEDS, FRUIT AND SPORES, OF A
KIND USED FOR SOWING
1209 10 00 Sugar beet seeds Restricted Import subject to
Seeds of forage plants:
1209 21 00 Lucerne (alfalfa) seeds Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
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1209 22 00 Clover (Trifolium spp.) seeds Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
1209 23 00 Fescue seeds Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
1209 24 00 Kentucky blue grass (Poa pratensis L.) seeds Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
1209 25 00 Rye grass (Lolium multiflorum Lam., Lolium Free Import permitted in
perenne accordance with
L.) seeds import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
1209 29 Other:
1209 29 10 Australian lupin seeds Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
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1209 29 90 Other Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import permit
granted under Plant
Quarantine
Regulation of
Imports into India)
Order, 2003.
1209 30 00 Seeds of herbaceous plants cultivated Free Import permitted in
principally for their flowers accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
Other:
1209 91 Vegetable seeds:
1209 91 10 Of Cabbage Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
1209 91 20 Of Cauliflower Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
1209 91 30 Of Onion Free Import permitted in
accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
2003.
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1209 91 40 Of Pea Restricted Import subject to
conditions at
Licensing note (4)
below.
1209 91 50 Of Radish Free Import permitted
in accordance
with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into India)
Order, 2003.
1209 91 60 Of Tomato Free Import permitted in

accordance with
import permit
granted under
Plant Quarantine
(Regulation of
Imports into
India) Order,
1209 91 90 Other Free Import subject to
1209 99 Other:
1209 99 10 Fruit seeds for planting or sowings Free Import subject to
1209 99 90 Other Restricted Import subject to
conditions at
Policy Condition
(4) below.
However, import
of Pomegranate
seeds will be free.
1210 HOP CONES, FRESH OR DRIED,

WHETHER OR NOT GROUND,
POWDERED OR IN THE FORM OF
PELLETS; LUPULIN
1210 10 00 Hop cones, neither ground nor powdered nor in Free
the form of pellets
1210 20 00 Hop cones, ground, powdered or in the form of Free
pellets; lupulin
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1211 PLANTS AND PARTS OF PLANTS
(INCLUDING SEEDS AND FRUITS),
OF A KIND USED PRIMARILY IN
PERFUMERY, IN PHARMACY OR
FOR INSECTICIDAL, FUNGICIDAL
OR SIMILAR PURPOSE,FRESH OR
DRIED, WHETHER OR NOT CUT,
CRUSHED OR POWDERED
1211 20 00 Ginseng roots Free
1211 30 00 Coca leaf Restricted
1211 40 00 Poppy straw Restricted
1211 90 Other:
Seeds:
1211 90 11 Ambrette seeds Free
1211 90 12 Nuxvomica, dried ripe seeds Free
1211 90 13 Psyllium seed (isobgul) Free
1211 90 14 Neem seed Free
1211 90 15 Jojoba seed Restricted Import subject to
Leaves, powder, flowers and pods:

1211 90 21 Belladona leaves Free
1211 90 22 Senna leaves and pods Free
1211 90 23 Neem leaves, powder Free
1211 90 24 Gymnema powder Free
1211 90 25 Cubeb powder Free
1211 90 26 Pyrethrum Free
Bark, husk, and rind:

1211 90 31 Cascara sagrada bark Free
1211 90 32 Psyllium husk (isobgul husk) Free
1211 90 33 Gamboge fruit rind Free
Roots and Rhizomes:

1211 90 41 Belladona roots Free
1211 90 42 Galangal rhizomes and roots Free
1211 90 43 Ipecac dried rhizome and roots Free
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1211 90 44 Serpentina roots (rowwalfia serpentina and other Restricted Import will be
species of rowwalfias) subject to the
provisions of
Convention of
International
Trade in
Endangered
Species of Wild
Fauna & Flora
(CITES).
1211 90 45 Zedovary roots Free
1211 90 46 Kuth root Restricted Import will be
subject to the
provisions of
Convention of
International
Trade in
Endangered
Species of Wild
Fauna & Flora
(CITES) and
Wildlife (Protection)
act 1972.
1211 90 47 Sarasaparilla roots Free
1211 90 48 Sweet flag rhizomes Free
1211 90 50 Sandalwood chips and dust Free
1211 90 60 Vinca rosea herbs Free
1211 90 70 Mint including leaves (all species) Free
1211 90 80 Agarwood Restricted Import will be
subject to the
provisions of
Convention of
International
Trade in
Endangered
Species of Wild
Fauna & Flora
(CITES).
Other:
1211 90 91 Chirata Free
1211 90 92 Tukmaria Free
1211 90 93 Unab (Indian Jujuba or Chinese dates) Free
1211 90 94 Basil, hyssop, rosemary, sage and savory Free
1211 90 95 Lovage Free
1211 90 96 Garcinia Free
1212 LOCUST BEANS, SEAWEEDS AND
OTHER ALGAE, SUGAR BEET AND
SUGARCANE, FRESH, CHILLED,
FROZEN OR DRIED, WHETHER OR
NOT GROUND; FRUIT STONES AND
KERNELS AND OTHER VEGETABLE
PRODUCTS (INCLUDING UNROASTED
CHICORY ROOTS OF THE VARIETY
Ci-chorium intybus sativum) OF A KIND
USED PRIMARILY FOR HUMAN
CONSUMPTION, NOT ELSEWHERE
Seaweeds and other algae:
1212 21 Fit for human consumption:
1212 21 10 Seaweeds Free
1212 21 90 Other algae Free
1212 29 Other:
1212 29 10 Seaweeds Free
1212 29 90 Other algae Free
Other:
1212 91 00 Sugar beet Free
1212 92 00 Locust beans (carob) Free
1212 93 00 Sugar cane Free
1212 94 00 Chicory roots Free
1212 99 Other:
1212 99 10 Kokam (cocum) flowers Free
1212 99 20 Mohua flowers Free
1213 00 00 Cereal straw and husks, unprepared, whether or Free
not
chopped, ground, pressed or in the form of
1214 SWEDES, MANGOLDS, FODDER ROOTS,
HAY, LUCERNE (alfalfa), CLOVER,
SAINFOIN, FORAGE KALE,
LUPINES, VETCHES AND SIMILAR
FORAGE PRODUCTS, WHETHER OR
NOT IN THE FORM OF PELLETS
1214 10 00 Lucerne (alfalfa) meal and pellets Free
(1) Plants and parts of plants (including seeds and fruits), of a kind used
primarily in perfumery, in pharmacy or for insecticidal, fungicidal
or similar purposes, fresh or dried, whether or not, crushed or powdered
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(2) as covered under Exim Code 12.11, import of which has been shown
as restricted and which are not covered by the list mentioned in licensing
note 2 below, may be permitted freely by the Actual Users without an
import license subject to plant protection quarantine certificate. However,
import of opium (papaver species), cannabis (cannabis species)
and (erythroxylon species) shall not be permitted. This free importability
shall not be applicable to the items, poppy, flowers and unripe heads of
dried poppy, psyllium husk (isobgul), psyllium seed (isobgul), poppy husk
and jojoba seed.
(2) Import of Crude Drugs required for making Ayurvedic, Unani or any other
system of medicine as listed below is permitted freely.
List of Crude Drugs required for the Manufacture of Ayurvedic, Unani or

any other system of medicine Allowed for Import Without a Licence
Sl. Ayurvedic/ Unani name of the Scientific and/or English name of
No. crude drugs inclusive of parts the drug
(1) (2) (3)
A. PLANT ORIGIN DURGS
1, Vansalochan Tabsheer (Manna) Bambusa bambas Druce Sy. B.
arundiracsa Wild Bamboo Manna.
2. Gaozeban (leaves, flowers) Borago officinitis Linn.
3. Suranjan (Corams) Colcheum Luteum Baker colchicum.
4. Bol. Mur Makki (Gum resin) Commiphora myrtha (nees) engl.
Myrth.
5. Saqmonia (Resin) Convolvulus seammonia Linn.
Scammony.
6. Yashtimadhu. Mulethi (Roots) Glycyrthiza glabra Linn. Licorice.
7. Hauber Abhal (Bernes) Juniperus communis Linn. Juniper
Berries.
8. Todn (Seeds) Mathiola incana R.Br.
9. Deleted
10. Shaqaqul Misri (Root) Pastinaca secacul Linn. Wild
Parship secacu.
11. Kab abchini (Fruits) Piper cubeba Linn. f. Cubed.
12. Mastagr Pistcia lentiscus Linn. mastich.
13. Maya Phala. Mazu (Galls) Quercus inbectoria Oliv. Oak.
14. Chobchini (Root) Smilax china Linn. china Root.
15. Unnab (Fruits) Zizyphus sativa gaerth Jujuba.
16. Aqarqarha (Root) Anacyclus pyrothrum Dc. Pollitery.
17. Bahman safaid (Root) & surkh Contaurea bheen Linn.
(Red & White vraz)
18. Darronaj Aqrabi (Root) Doronicum pardalianches Linn.
Roman Leopard's Bane.
19. Usara revand (Extract) Rheum emodia Wall Rheum.
revandchini (Root) Rhubarb.
20. Ustokhuddus (Plant) Lavandula stoechas Linn. French
Lavander.
21. Habb-ul-Ghar (berries) Paurus nobils Linn. Lourd.
22. Abb-ul-Aas (Berries) Myrtus communis Linn. Myrtle.
23. Ood-e-Saeeb (Root) Paeonia officinalis Linn. Paeonia
Root.
24. Bisfayej (Root, Rhizome) Polypodium vulgare Linn. Polipody.
25. Ushbah Maghribi (Root) Smliax aristole-chiaefolia Miller
Maxician Sarsaparillao.
26. Turanjabeen (Manna) Alnagi psoud-allhagi (Bieb) Desv
Syn.
27. Zarishak (Fruit) A. Camelonum fiseb. Berberts
vulgaris Linn. Borbery.
28. Balsan (Habb Seeds Raughan-oil) Commiphora opobalsamin, Linn.
engl. Balsome Tree.
29. Sheez Khisht (manna) Pracinus ornus Linn.
30. Ushaq (Olio-gum-resin) Darema ammoniacum D. Don.
Annoniacum.
31. Gul-e-Ghans (Flower) Gentianaoilvueri Griseb Gentian.
32. Habb-uo-Mahlab (Fruits, Seeds) Prunus mahaleb Linn. Mahalab
Tree.
33. Faranj Mushk (Fruits, Seeds) Dracocophalum moldivica Linn.
34. Badiyan Khatal (Fruit) Illcium verum Hook F.
35. Biranjasif Achillea Millifolium Linn. Milfoil.
36. Jadwar Nirbisi (Root) Delphinium Denudatum Wall.
37. Turmus safed Lupinus albus Linn. White lupin.
38. Gulnar Farsi (Flower) Punica granatum Linn. Pom-Granate
39. Satar fars (Plant) Zataria multiflora Boiss.
40. Omitted
41. Kahruba (Resin in fossil form) Pinus succinifora Gopport Amber
(Fossilised).
42. Damm-ul-Akhwain (Resineus Draecona cinnablri balf.f. Bragon's
exudate) Blood Plant.
43. Naryal daryaee Ladoicoa moldivica Pors. syn. L.
Seychellarum labill.
44. Gul-e Pista (Flower) Pistacia yera Linn. Pistachio Plant.
45. Loban (Balsamic resin Benzoin) Styrax benzoin Dryand Olibanum or
benzoin Tree.
46. Anisoon (Fruit) Pimpinalla anisum Linn. Ani fruits.
47. Sarjarsam (Gum - resin) votoria indica Linn.
48. Rotanjot (Rhizome) Onosma echiodes Linn.
49. Zoofa (Plant) Nyssopus offcinalis Linn. Hyssop.
50. Shaqiqoon (Mushroom) Polyprous officinalis Fries Edible
Mushroom.
51. Guggulu Commiphora wightil (Arn.)/Mukul
52. Pippali Piper longun linn.
53. Kesara (kumkum) Crocus sativus Linn.
54. Priyala Buchanania lanzen Sprong
55. Musali Shveta Asparagen adsedence
56. Black Cumin (Kala Zeera/Siaha Carumcarvi or Carum
Zeera) bulbocastanum
57. Nutmeg
58. Mace
B. MINERAL ORIGIN DRUGS
1. Shilajit Black Bitumen, Mineral Pitch
Bitumen.
2. Boora-e-Armani Bole Amreniac, Amrenian Bole.
3. Hajr-ul-Yahud Fossil Enerinate.
4. Sahar Mohra Serpentine
5. Yaqoot (Choora) Ruby.
6. Parwala, Munga, Shaakh-e- Coral (Colralium rubram.)
Marjan, bekh-e-Marjan, byssad
7. Mukta, Moti Pearl.
8. Sang yashab Jade.
9. Hingul, Shangraf Cinnabar.
10. Gil-e-Makhtoom Clay.
11. Anjana Lead sulphide, Black antomony
12. Malla Arsenic
13. Manahshila Realgar
14. Hartala Orpiment
15. Parada Mercury
(3) Import of Poppy Seeds (Exim Code No. 1207 91 00) shall be allowed subject to
the following conditions:
(a) Import permitted only from Australia, Austria, France, China,
Hungry, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey and
Czech Republic;
(b) The importer shall produce an appropriate certificate from the
competent authority of the exporting country that Opium Poppy have
been grown licitly / legally in that country as per
requirements of International Narcotics Control Bureau (website:
http://www.incb.org); and
(c) All import contracts for this item shall compulsory be registered
with the Narcotics Commissioner, Central Bureau of Narcotics,
Gwalior (website: http://cbn.nic.in) prior to import.
(4) Import permitted for sowing without a licence subject to the new Policy on Seed
Development, 1988 and in accordance with import permit granted under Plant
Quarantine (Regulation of Imports into India) Order, 2003.
(5) Import of Salab misri (Orchis laxiflora) required for the manufacture of
Ayurvedic, Unani or any other system of medicine shall be subject to the
provisions of Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild
Fauna & Flora (CITES).
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CHAPTER 13
LAC; GUMS, RESINS AND OTHER VEGETABLE SAPS AND EXTRACTS
NOTES:
1. Heading 1302 applies, inter alia, to liquorice extract and extract of pyrethrum,
extract of hops, extract of aloes and opium.
The heading does not apply to:

(a) Liquorice extract containing more than 10% by weight of sucrose or put up
as confectionery (heading 1704);
(b) Malt extract (heading 1901);
(c) Extracts of coffee, tea or mate (heading 2101);
(d) Vegetable saps or extracts constituting alcoholic beverages (Chapter 22);
(e) Camphor, glycyrrhizin or other products of heading 2914 or 2938;
(f) Concentrates of poppy straw containing not less than 50% by weight of
alkaloids (heading 2939);
(g) Medicaments of heading 3003 or 3004 or blood grouping reagents (heading
3006);
(h) Tanning or dyeing extracts (heading 3201 or 3203);
(i) Essential oils, concretes, absolutes, resinoids, extracted oleoresins, aqueous
distillates or aqueous solution of essential oils or preparation based on
odoriferous substances of a kind used for the manufacture of beverages
(Chapter 33); or
(j) Natural rubber, balata, gutta-percha, guayule, chicle or similar natural
gums (heading 4001).
1301 LAC;NATURAL GUMS, RESINS,GUM-

RESINS AND OLEORESINS (FOR
EXAMPLE,BALSAMS)
1301 20 00 Gum Arabic Free
1301 90 Other:
Natural gums:
1301 90 11 Asian gum Free
1301 90 12 African gum Free
1301 90 13 Asafoetida Free
1301 90 14 Benjamin ras Free
1301 90 15 Benjamin cowrie Free
1301 90 16 Karaya gum (Indian tragacanth) hastab Free
1301 90 17 Tragacanth (adraganth) Free
1301 90 18 Storax Free
Resins:
1301 90 21 Copal Free
1301 90 22 Dammar batu Free
Gum Resins:
1301 90 31 Myrrh Free
1301 90 32 Oilbanum or frankincense Free
1301 90 33 Mastic gum Free
1301 90 34 Xanthium gum Free
Oleoresins:
1301 90 41 Of Seeds Free
1301 90 42 Of Fruits Free
1301 90 43 Of Leaves Free
1301 90 44 Of Spices Free
1301 90 45 Of Flowers Free
1301 90 46 Of Roots Free
Other:
1302 VEGETABLE SAPS AND EXTRACTS;

PECTIC SUBSTANCES, PECTINATES
AND PECTATES; AGAR-AGAR AND
OTHER MUCILAGES AND
THICKENERS, WHETHER OR NOT
MODIFIED, DERIVED
FROM VEGETABLE
Vegetable PRODUCTS
saps and extracts:
1302 11 00 Opium Restricted
1302 12 00 Of liquorice Free
1302 13 00 Of hops Free
1302 19 Other:
Extracts:
1302 19 11 Of Belladona Free
1302 19 12 Of Cascara sagrada Free
1302 19 13 Of nux vomica Free
1302 19 14 Of ginseng (including powder) Free
1302 19 15 Of agarose Free
1302 19 16 Of neem Free
1302 19 17 Of gymnema Free
1302 19 18 Of garacinia or gambodge Free
1302 19 20 Cashew shell liquid (CNSL), crude Free

1302 19 30 Purified and distilled CNSL (Cardanol) Free
1302 20 00 Pectic substances, pectinates and pectates Free
Mucilages and thickeners, whether or not

modified, derived from vegetable products:
1302 31 00 Agar-agar Free
1302 32 Mucilages and thickeners, whether or not

modified, derived from locust beans, locust
bean seeds or guar seeds:
1302 32 10 Guar meal Free
1302 32 20 Guargum refined split Free
1302 32 30 Guargum treated and pulverised Free
1302 32 40 Kappa carrageenan Free
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CHAPTER 14
VEGETABLE PLAITING MATERIALS; VEGETABLE PRODUCTS

NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED OR INCLUDED
NOTES:
1. This Chapter does not cover the following products which are to
be classified in Section XI: vegetable materials or fibres of
vegetable materials of a kind used primarily in the manufacture of
textiles, however prepared, or other vegetable materials which have
undergone treatment so as to render them suitable for use only as textile
materials.
2. Heading 1401 applies, inter alia, to bamboos (whether or not split,

sawn lengthwise, cut to length, rounded at the ends, bleached,
rendered non- inflammable, polished or dyed), split osier, reeds and
the like, to rattan cores and to drawn or split rattans. The
heading does not apply to chipwood (heading 4404).
3. Heading 1404 does not apply to wood wool (heading 4405) and
prepared knots or tufts for broom or brush making (heading 9603).

1401 VEGETABLE MATERIALS OF A KIND
USED PRIMARILY FOR PLAITING (FOR
EXAMPLE, BAMBOOS, RATTANS,
REEDS, RUSHES, OSIER, RAFFIA,
CLEANED, BLEACHED OR DYED
CEREAL STRAW, AND LIME BARK)
1401 10 00 Bamboos Free
1401 20 00 Rattans Free
1401 90 Other:
1401 90 10 Canes Free
1404 VEGETABLE PRODUCTS NOT
1404 20 00 Cotton linters Free
1404 90 Other:
1404 90 10 Bidi wrapper leaves (tendu) Free
Soap-nuts:
1404 90 21 Powder Free
1404 90 30 Hard seeds, pips, hulls and nuts, of a kind used Free
primarily for carving
1404 90 40 Betel leaves Free
1404 90 50 Indian katha Free
1404 90 60 Coconut shell, unworked Free
1404 90 70 Rudraksha seeds Free
SECTION III
ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE FATS AND OILS AND THEIR CLEAVAGE
PRODUCTS; PREPARED EDIBLE FATS; ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE
WAXES
CHAPTER 15
ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE FATS AND OILS AND THEIR CLEAVAGE

PRODUCTS; PREPARED EDIBLE FATS; ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE
WAXES
NOTES:

(a) Pig fat or poultry fat of heading 0209;
(b) Cocoa butter, fat or oil (heading 1804);
(c) Edible preparations containing by weight more than 15 % of the
products of heading 0405 (generally Chapter 21);
(d) Greaves (heading 2301) or residues of headings 2304 to 2306;
(e) Fatty acids, prepared waxes, medicaments, paints, varnishes, soap,
perfumery, cosmetic or toilet preparations, sulphonated oils or other
goods of Section VI; or
(f) Factice derived from oils (heading 4002).
2. Heading 1509 does not apply to oils obtained from olives by solvent
extraction (heading 1510).
3. Heading 1518 does not cover fats or oils or their fractions, merely
denatured, which are to be classified in the heading appropriate to the
corresponding undenatured fats and oils and their fractions.
4. Soap-stocks, oil foots and dregs, stearin pitch, glycerol pitch and wool
grease residues fall in heading 1522.
SUB-HEADING NOTE:
For the purpose of sub-headings 1514 11 and 1514 19, the expression “low erucic
acid rape or colza oil” means the fixed oil which has an erucic acid content of less
than 2% by weight.
SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES:
1. In this Chapter, “edible grade”, in respect of goods (i.e. edible oil) specified
Food Safety & Standards Act, 2006, means the standard of quality specified
for such goods in that Act/Rules thereunder/ in an Appendix thereunder.
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2. In this Chapter “fixed Vegetable Oil” means oils which cannot easily be
distilled without decomposition, which are not volatile and which cannot be
carried off by superheated steam (which decomposes and saponifies them).
1501 PIG FAT (INCLUDING LARD) AND

POULTRY FAT,OTHER THAN THAT OF
HEADING 0209
OR 1503
1501 10 00 Lard Prohibited Not permitted to
be imported
1501 20 00 Other pig fat Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
imported
1502 FATS OF BOVINE ANIMALS, SHEEP OR

GOATS, OTHER THAN THOSE OF
HEADING 1503
1502 10 Tallow:
1502 10 10 Mutton tallow Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
imported
1502 90 Other:
1502 90 10 Unrendered fats Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
1502 90 20 Rendered fats or solvent extraction fats Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
imported
1503 00 00 Lard Stearin, Lard Oil, Oleostearin, Oleo-Oil and Prohibited Not permitted to be
Tallow Oil, not emulsified or mixed or otherwise imported
prepared
1504 FATS AND OILS AND THEIR FRACTIONS,

OF FISH OR MARINE MAMMALS,
WHETHER OR NOT REFINED, BUT NOT
CHEMICALLY MODIFIED
1504 10 Fish liver oils and their fractions:
1504 10 10 Cod liver oil Free
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Other:
1504 10 91 Squid liver oil Free
imported
1504 20 Fats and Oils and their fractions of fish, other
than liver oils:
1504 20 10 Fish body oil Restricted Fish Body Oil
(Refined) – import
permitted as per
Policy Condition 5
1504 20 20 Fish lipid oil Free Fish Body Oil
(Refined) – import
permitted as per
Policy Condition 5
1504 20 30 Sperm oil Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
imported
1504 30 00 Fats and oils and their fractions, of marine Prohibited Not permitted to be
mammals imported
1506 OTHER ANIMAL FATS AND OILS AND

THEIR FRACTIONS, WHETHER OR NOT
REFINED, BUT NOT CHEMICALLY
MODIFIED
1506 00 Other animal fats and oils and their fractions,
whether or not refined, but not chemically
modified:
1506 00 10 Neats Foot oil and fats from bone or waste Prohibited Not permitted to be
1516 ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE FATS AND
OILS AND THEIR FRACTIONS, PARTLY
OR WHOLLY HYDROGENATED, INTER-
ESTERIFIED, RE-ESTERIFIED OR
ELADLNISED, WHETHER OR NOT
REFINED, BUT NOT FURTHER
PREPARED
1516 10 00 Animal fats and oils and their fractions Prohibited Not permitted to be
1517 MARGARINE; EDIBLE MIXTURE OR
PREPARATIONS OF ANIMAL OR
VEGETABLE FATS OR OILS OR OF
FRACTIONS OF DIFFERENT FATS OR
OILS OF THIS CHAPTER, OTHER THAN
EDIBLE FATS OR OILS OR THEIR
FRACTIONS OF HEADING 1516
1517 10 Margarine, excluding liquid margarine:

1517 10 10 Of animal origin Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
1517 90 30 Imitation lard of animal origin Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
1522 DEGRAS: RESIDUES RESULTING FROM
THE TREATMENT OF FATTY
SUBSTANCES OR ANIMAL OR
VEGETABLE WAXES
1522 00 Degras: residues resulting from the treatment of
fatty substances or animal or vegetable waxes:
1522 00 10 Degras Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
1522 00 20 Soap stocks Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
imported
[Reference: Notification No. 8(RE-2010)/2009-14 dated 8.10.2010]
CHAPTER 33
ESSENTIAL OILS AND RESINOIDS; PERFUMERY, COSMETIC OR TOILET

PREPARATIONS
3301 ESSENTIAL OILS (TERPENELESS OR

NOT),INCLUDING CONCRETES AND
ABSOLUTES; RESINOIDS; EXTRACTED
OLEORESINS; CONCENTRATES OF
ESSENTIAL OILS IN FATS, IN FIXED
OILS, IN WAXES OR THE LIKE,
OBTAINED BY ENFLEURAGE OR
MACERATION; TERPENIC BY-
PRODUCTS OF THE DETERPENATION
OF ESSENTIAL OILS; AQUEOUS
DISTILLATES AND AQUEOUS
SOLUTIONS OF ESSENTIAL OILS
3301 30 Resinoids:
3301 30 10 Agar oil Restricted Import will be subject
to the provisions of
Convention of
International Trade
in Endangered
Species of Wild
Fauna & Flora
(CITES).
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CHAPTER 35
ALBUMINOIDAL SUBSTANCES; MODIFIED STARCHES; GLUES;
ENZYMES
3503 GELATIN [INCLUDING GELATIN IN

RECTANGULAR (INCLUDING SQUARE)
SHEETS, WHETHER OR NOT
SURFACE- WORKED OR COLOURED]
AND GELATIN DERIVATIVES;
ISINGLASS; OTHER GLUES OF
ANIMAL ORIGIN, EXCLUDING
CASEIN GLUES OF HEADING 3501
3503 00 Gelatin [including gelatin in rectangular
(including square) sheets, whether or not
surface-worked or coloured] and gelatin
derivatives; isinglass; other glues of animal
origin, excluding casein glues of heading
3501:
3503 00 10 Isinglass Free Subject to Wild Life
(Protection) Act,
1972 and CITES.
3503 00 20 Gelatin, edible grade and not elsewhere Free Subject to Wild Life
specified or included (Protection) Act,
1972and CITES.
3503 00 30 Glues derived from bones, hides and similar Free Subject to Wild Life
items; fish glues (Protection) Act,
1972 and CITES.
3503 00 90 Other Free Subject to Wild Life
(Protection) Act,
1972 and CITES.
3507 ENZYMES; PREPARED ENZYMES NOT
3507 10 Rennet and concentrates thereof:
Microbial rennet:
3507 10 11 Animal rennet Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
imported
Other:
3507 10 91 Animal rennet Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
imported
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SECTION VIII
RAW HIDES AND SKINS, LEATHER, FURSKINS AND ARTICLES

THEREOF; SADDLERY AND HARNESS; TRAVEL GOODS,
HANDBAGS AND SIMILAR CONTAINERS; ARTICLES OF ANIMAL,
GUT (OTHER THAN SILK-WORM GUT)
CHAPTER 41
RAW HIDES AND SKINS (OTHER THAN FURSKINS) AND LEATHER
NOTES:
1. This chapter does not cover:

(a) Parings or similar waste, or raw hides or skins (heading 0511);
(b) Birdskins or parts of birdskins, with their feathers or down, of heading
0505 or 6701; or
(c) Hides or skins, with the hair or wool on, raw, tanned or dressed (Chapter
43); the following are however, to be classified in Chapter 41, namely:
raw hides and skins, with the hair or wool on, of bovine animals
(including buffalo), of equine animals, of sheep of lambs (except
Astrakhan, Broadtail, Caracul, Persian, or similar lambs, Indian, Chinese,
Mongolian or Tibetan lambs), of goats or kids (except Yemen, Mongolian
or Tibetan goats and Kids), of swine (including peccary), of chamois, of
gazelle, of camels (including dromedaries), of reindeer, of elk, of deer, of
roebucks or of dogs.
2. (A) Headings 4104 to 4106 do not cover hides and skins which have
undergone a tanning (including pre-tanning) process which is reversible
(headings 4101 to 4103, as the case may be).
(B) For the purpose of headings 4104 to 4106, the term “crust” includes hides
and skins that have been retanned, coloured or fat-liquored (stuffed) prior to
drying.
3. Throughout this Schedule, the expression “composition leather” means only

substances of the kind referred to in heading 4115.
4101 RAW HIDES AND SKINS OF BOVINE

(INCLUDING BUFFALO)OR EQUINE
ANIMALS (FRESH OR SALTED, DRIED,
LIMED, PICKLED OR OTHERWISE
PRESERVED, BUT NOT TANNED,
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PARCHMENT-DRESSED OR FURTHER
PREPARED), WHETHER OR NOT
DEHAIRED OR SPLIT
4101 20 Whole hides and skins, unsplit of a skin not
exceeding 8 kg. when simply dried, 10 k. when
dry- salted, or 16 kg. when fresh, well-salted or
otherwise preserved:
4101 20 10 Of cow, including cow calf Free
4101 20 20 Of buffalo, including buffalo calf Free
4101 50 Whole hides and skins, of a weight exceeding 16

kg:
4101 90 Other, including butts, bends and bellies:
4102 RAW SKINS OF SHEEP OR LAMBS
(FRESH, OR SALTED, DRIED, LIMED,
PICKLED OR OTHERWISE
PRESERVED, BUT NOT TANNED,
PARCHMENT-DRESSED OR FURTHER
PREPARED), WHETHER OR NOT WITH
WOOL ON OR SPLIT, OTHER THAN
THOSE EXCLUDED BY NOTE 1(c) TO
THIS CHAPTER
4102 10 With wool on:
4102 10 10 Sheep skins Free
4102 10 20 Pelts of baby lambs Free
4102 10 30 Lamb skins other than pelts Free
Without wool on:

4102 21 Pickled:
4102 21 20 Lamb skins Free
4102 21 30 Lamb pelt Free
4102 29 Other:
4102 29 20 Lamb skins Free
4103 OTHER RAW HIDES AND SKINS (FRESH,

OR SALTED, DRIED, LIMED, PICKLED
OR OTHERWISE PRESERVED, BUT NOT
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TANNED, PARCHMENT-DRESSED OR
FURTHER PREPARED), WHETHER OR
NOT DEHAIRED OR SPLIT, OTHER
THAN THOSE EXCLUDED BY NOTE 1(b)
OR 1(c) TO THIS CHAPTER
4103 20 00 Of reptiles Free Import subject to
WildLife (Protection)
Act,1972 and CITES.
4103 30 00 Of swine Free
4103 90 00 Other Free Import subject to
Act,1972 and CITES.
4104 TANNED OR CRUST HIDES AND SKINS
OF BOVINE (INCLUDING BUFFALO) OR
EQUINE ANIMALS, WITHOUT HAIR ON,
WHETHER OR NOT SPLIT, BUT NOT
FURTHER PREPARED
In the wet state (including wet-blue):
4104 11 00 Full gains, unsplit; grain splits Free
In the dry state (crust):

4104 41 00 Full grains, unsplit; grain splits Free
4105 TANNED OR CRUST SKINS OF SHEEP OR
LAMBS, WITHOUT WOOL ON,WHETHER
OR NOT SPLIT, BUT NOT FURTHER
PREPARED
4105 10 00 In the wet state (including wet-blue) Free
4105 30 00 In the dry state (crust) Free
4106 TANNED OR CRUST HIDES AND SKINS
OF OTHER ANIMALS, WITHOUT
WOOL OR HAIR ON, WHETHER OR
NOT SPLIT BUT NOT FURTHER
PREPARED
Of goats or kids:
Of swine:
Act,1972 and CITES.
Act,1972 and CITES.
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Other:
4107 LEATHER FURTHER PREPARED AFTER Import under this

TANNING OR CRUSTING, INCLUDING heading is subject to
PARCHMENT-DRESSED LEATHER, Wild Life
OF BOVINE (INCLUDING BUFFALO) (Protection) Act,
OR EQUINE ANIMALS, WITHOUT 1972 and CITES
HAIR ON, WHETHER OR NOT SPLIT,
OTHER THAN LEATHER OF
HEADING 4114
Whole hides and skins:
4107 11 00 Full grains, unsplit Free
4107 12 00 Grain splits Free
Other, including sides:

4107 91 00 Full grains, unsplit Free
4107 92 00 Grain splits Free
4112 00 00 Leather further prepared after tanning or crusting, Free
including parchment-dressed leather, of sheep
or lamp, without wool on, whether or not
split, other than leather of heading 4114
4113 LEATHER FURTHER PREPARED AFTER

TANNING OR CRUSTING, INCLUDING
PARCHMENT-DRESSED LEATHER, OF
OTHER ANIMALS, WITHOUT WOOL OR
HAIR ON, WHETHER OR NOT SPLIT,
OTHER THAN LEATHER OF HEADING
4114
4113 10 00 Of goats or kids Free
4113 20 00 Of swine Free
Act,1972 and CITES.
4114 CHAMOIS (INCLUDING COMBINATION

CHAMOIS) LEATHER; PATENT
LEATHER AND PATENT LAMINATED
LEATHER ; METALLISED LEATHER
4114 10 00 Chamois (including combination chamois) Free
leather
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4114 20 Patent leather and patent laminated leather;
metallised leather:
4114 20 10 Patent leather and patent laminated leather Free
4114 20 20 Metallised leather Free
4115 COMPOSITION LEATHER WITH A BASIS

OF LEATHER OR LEATHER FIBER, IN
SLABS, SHEETS OR STRIP, WHETHER
OR NOT IN ROLLS; PARINGS AND
OTHER WASTE OF LEATHER OR OF
COMPOSITION LEATHER, NOT
SUITABLE FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
LEATHER ARTICLES; LEATHER DUST,
POWDER AND FLOUR
4115 10 00 Composition leather with a basis of leather or Free
leather
fiber , in slabs, sheets or strip, whether or not in
4115 20 Parings and other waste of leather or of
composition leather, not suitable for
the manufacture of leather
articles ; leather
dust, powder and
flour:
4115 20 10 Cuttings of leather Free
(1) Import of wild animals (including their parts and products) as defined in the
Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 is prohibited and in respect of those species
listed in CITES, is subject to the provisions of CITES.
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CHAPTER 43
FURSKINS AND ARTIFICIAL FUR, MANUFACTURES THEREOF
NOTES:
1. Throughout this schedule reference to “furskins”, other than to raw

furskins of heading 4301 apply to hides or skins of all animals which have
been tanned or dressed with the hair or wool on.

(a) Birdskins or parts of birdskins, with their feathers or down (heading
0505 or 6701);
(b) Raw hides or skins, with the hair or wool on, of Chapter 41 [see Note
1(c) to that Chapter];
(c) Gloves, mittens and mitts, consisting of leather and furskin or of
leather and artificial fur (heading 4203);
(d) Articles of Chapter 64;
(e) Headgear or parts thereof of Chapter 65; or
(f) Articles of Chapter 95 (for example, toys, games, sports requisites).
3. Heading 4303 includes furskins and parts thereof, assembled with the
addition of other materials, and furskins and parts thereof, sewn together
in the form of garments or parts or accessories of garments or in the form
of other articles.
4. Articles of apparel and clothing accessories (except those excluded by

Note 2) lined with furskin or artificial fur or to which furskin or artificial
fur is attached on the outside except as mere trimming are to be classified
in heading 4303 or 4304, as the case may be.
5. Throughout this Schedule, the expression “artificial fur” means any

imitation of furskin consisting of wool, hair or other fibres gummed or
sewn on to leather, woven fabric or other materials, but does not include
imitation furskins obtained by weaving or knitting (generally, heading
5801 or 6001).
4301 RAW FURSKINS (INCLUDING HEADS,

TAILS, PAWS AND OTHER PIECES
OR CUTTINGS, SUITABLE FOR
FURRIERS’ USE), OTHER THAN
RAW HIDES AND SKINS
OF HEADINGS 4101, 4102 OR 4103
4301 10 00 Of mink, whole, with or without head, tail or Free Imports are subject
paws to
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Wild Life
(Protection)
act, 1972 and
CITES.
4301 30 00 Of lamb, the following: Astrakhan, Broadtail, Free Imports are subject
Caracul, Persian and Similar lamb, Indian, to
Chinese,Mongolian or Tibetan lamb, whole, with Wild Life
or without head, tail or paws (Protection)
4301 60 00 Of fox, whole, with or without head, tail or paws Free act, 1972are
Imports andsubject
to
Wild Life
4301 80 00 Other furskins, whole, with or without head, tail Free (Protection)
Imports are subject
or paws to
Wild Life
4301 90 00 Heads, tails, paws and other pieces or cuttings, Free Imports are subject
(Protection)
suitable for furriers’ use to
Wild Life
(Protection)
4302 TANNED OR DRESSED FURSKINS
(INCLUDING HEADS, TAILS, PAWS
AND OTHER PIECES OR CUTTINGS),
UNASSEMBLED, OR ASSEMBLED
(WITHOUT THE ADDITION OF
OTHER MATERIALS) OTHER THAN
THOSE OF HEADING 4303
Whole Skins, with or without head, tail or paws,

not
4302 11 00 Of mink
assembled: Free Imports are subject
to Wild Life
(Protection)
4302 19 Other: act, 1972 and
4302 19 10 Calf skins, with hair on, tanned or dressed Free
4302 19 20 Hides or skins of other bovine and equine Free
animals
with hair
4302 19 30 Goat on, tanned
(Common) andor
kiddressed
skins with hair on, Free
tanned or
dressed skins
4302 19 40 Tiger-Cat Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported.
4302 19 90 Hides and skins of other animals with hair on, Free Imports are subject
tanned or dressed to
Wild Life
4302 20 00 Heads, tails, paws and other pieces or cuttings, Free (Protection)
Imports are subject
not to
assembled Wild Life
4302 30 00 Whole skins and pieces or cuttings thereof, Free Imports are subject
(Protection)
assembled to
Wild Life
(Protection)
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4303 ARTICLES OF APPAREL, CLOTHING
ACCESSORIES AND OTHER ARTICLES
OF FURSKIN
4303 00 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories:
4303 10 10 Of wild animals covered under the Wild Life Prohibite Not permitted to be
(Protection) Act,1972 d imported
4303 10 20 Of animals covered under Convention on Free Subject to the
International Trade of Endangered Species provisions of CITES.
(CITES), Other than those of Tariff item
4303 10 90 43031010
Other Free
4303 90 Other:
4303 90 10 Of wild animals covered under the Wild Life Prohibite Not permitted to be
(Protection) Act,1972 d imported.
4303 90 20 Of animals covered under Convention on Free Subject to provisions
International Trade of Endangered Species of
(CITES), other than those of item 4303 90 10 CITES
4304 ARTIFICIAL FUR AND ARTICLES

4304 00 THEREOF
Artificial fur and articles thereof:
4304 00 11 Artificial fur as trimmings and embellishments Free
for
garments, made ups, knitwear, plastic and
4304 00 19 Other
leather goods Free
4304 00 20 Articles of artificial fur Free
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SECTION IX
WOOD AND ARTICLES OF WOOD; WOOD CHARCOAL; CORK AND

ARTICLES OF CORK; MANUFACTURERS OF STRAW, OF ESPARTO
OR OF OTHER PLATING MATERIALS; BASKETWARE AND
WICKERWORK
CHAPTER 44
WOOD AND ARTICLES OF WOOD; WOOD CHARCOAL
NOTES:
(a) Wood, in chips, in shavings, crushed, ground or powdered, of a kind used

primarily in perfumery, in pharmacy, or for insecticidal, fungicidal or
similar purposes (heading 1211);
(b) Bamboos or other materials of a woody nature of a kind used primarily for
plaiting, in the rough, whether or not split, sawn lengthwise or cut to
length (heading 1401);
(c) Wood, in chips, in shavings, ground or powdered, of a kind used primarily
in dyeing or in tanning (heading 1404);
(d) Activated charcoal (heading 3802);
(e) Articles of heading 4202;
(f) Goods of Chapter 46;
(g) Footwear or parts thereof Chapter 64;
(h) Goods of Chapter 66 (for example, umbrellas and walking-sticks and parts
thereof);
(ij) Goods of heading 6808;
(k) Imitation jewellery of heading 7117;
(l) Goods of Section XVI or Section XVII (For example, machine parts,
cases, covers, cabinets for machines and apparatus and wheel wrights’
wares);
(m) Goods of Section XVII (for example, clock cases and musical instruments
and parts thereof);
(n) Parts of firearms (heading 9305);
(o) Articles of Chapter 94 (for example, furniture, lamps and lighting fittings,
prefabricated buildings);
(p) Articles of Chapter 95 (for example, toys, games, sports requisites);
(q) Articles of Chapter 96 (for example, smoking pipes and parts thereof,
buttons, pencils) excluding bodies and handles, of wood, for articles of
heading 9603; or
(r) Articles of Chapter 97 (for example, works of art).
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2. In this Chapter, the expression “densified wood” means wood which has been
subjected to chemical or physical treatment (being, in the case of layers
bonded together, treatment in excess of that needed to ensure a good bond),
and which has thereby acquired increased density or hardness together with
improved mechanical strength or resistance to chemical or electrical agencies.
3. Headings 4414 to 4421 apply to articles of the respective descriptions of

particle board or similar board, fibreboard, laminated wood or densified wood
as they apply to such articles of wood.
4. Products of heading 4410, 4411 or 4412 may be worked to form the shapes
provided for in respect of the goods of heading 4409, curved, corrugated,
perforated, cut or formed to shapes other than square or rectangular or
submitted to any other operation provided it does not give them the character
of articles of other headings
5. Heading 4417 does not apply to tools in which the blade, working edge,
working surface or other working part is formed by any of the materials
specified in Note 1 to Chapter 82.
6. Subject to Note 1 above and except where the context otherwise requires, any
reference to “wood“ in a heading of this Chapter applies also to bamboos and
other materials of a woody nature.
SUB-HEADING NOTES
1. For the purposes of subheading 4401 31, the expression “wood pellets” means
by-products such as cutter shavings, sawdust or chips, of the mechanical wood
processing industry, furniture-making industry or other wood transformation
activities, which have been agglomerated either directly by compression or by
the addition of a binder in a proportion not exceeding 3 % by weight. Such
pellets are cylindrical, with a diameter not exceeding 25 mm and a length not
exceeding 100 mm.
2. For the purposes of item 4403 41 00, sub-heading 4403 49,items 4407 21 00
to 4407 28 00, sub-headigs 4407 29, 4408 31, 4408 39 and 4412 31 the
expression “tropical Wood” means one of the following types of wood:
Abura, Acajou, d’Afrique, Afrormosia, Ako, Alan, Andiroba, Aningre,

Avodire, Azobe, Balau, Balsa, Bosse Clair, Bosse fonce, Cativo, Cedro,
Dabema, Dark Red Meranti, Dibetou, Doussie, Framire, Freijo, Fromager,
Fuma, Geronggang, Ilomba, Imbuia, Ipe, Iroko, Jaboty, Jelutong, Jequitiba,
Jongkong, Kapur, Kempas, Keruing, Kosipo, Kotibe, Koto, Light Red
Meranti, Limba, Louro, Macaranduba, Mahogony, Makore, Mandioqueira,
Mansonia, Mengkulang, Meranti Bakau, Merawan, Merbau, Merpauh,
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Mersawa, Moabi, Niangon, Nyatoh, Obeche, Okoume, Onzabili, Orey,
Ovengkol, Ozigo, Padauk, Paldao, Palissandre de Guatemala, Palissandre de
para, Palissandre de Rio, Palissandre de Rose, Pau Marfim, Pulai, Punah,
quaruba, Ramin, Sapelli, Saqui-Saqui, Sepetir, Sipo, Sucupira, Suren, Tauari,
Teak, Tiama, Tola, Virola, White Lauan, White Meranti, White Seraya,
yellow Meranti.
SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES:
1. “Marine plywood” means plywood conforming to Indian Standard

Specification IS: 710-1976.
2. “Aircraft plywood” means plywood conforming to Indian Standard

specification Nos.IS:709-1974 and IS:4859-1968.
3. For the purposes of heading 4412, the expression “similar laminated wood”
includes blockboard, laminboard and battenboard, in which the core is thick
and composed of blocks, laths or battens of wood glued or otherwise joined
together and surface with the outer plies and also panels in which the wooden
core is replaced by other materials such as a layer of layers of particle board,
fibre board, wood waste glued or otherwise joined together, asbestos or cork.
4401 FUEL WOOD, IN LOGS, IN BILLETS, IN ALL 8 DIGIT EXIM

TWIGS, IN FAGGOTS OR IN SIMILAR CODES UNDER
FORMS; WOOD IN CHIPS OR PARTICLES; HEADING 4401
SAWDUST AND WOOD WASTE AND SCRAP, EXCLUDE ALL
WHETHER OR NOTAGGLOMERATED IN SPECIES
LOGS, BRIQUETTES, PELLETS OR SIMILAR OF‘SANDAL
FORMS. WOOD’
4401 10 Fuel wood, in logs, in billets, in twigs, in
faggots or in similar forms:
4401 10 10 In logs Free
Wood in chips or particles:

4401 21 00 Coniferous Free
4401 22 00 Non-coniferous Free
Sawdust and wood waste and scrap, whether or

not agglomerated in logs, briquettes, pellets or
similar forms:
4401 31 00 Wood pellets Free
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4402 WOOD CHARCOAL (INCLUDING SHELL
ORNUT CHARCOAL), WHETHER OR
NOT AGGLOMERATED
4402 10 Wood charcoal (including shell Or nut
charcoal), whether or not agglomerated:
4402 10 10 Of bamboo Free
4402 90 Other:
4402 90 10 Of coconut shell Free
4403 WOOD IN THE ROUGH, WHETHER OR
NOT STRIPPED OF BARK OR SAPWOOD,
OR ROUGHLY SQUARED
4403 10 00 Treated with paint, stains, creosote or Free
other preservatives
4403 20 Other, coniferous:

4403 20 10 Sawlogs and veneerlogs Free
4403 20 20 Poles, pilling and posts Free
Other, of tropical wood specified in Sub

Heading
4403 41 00 Dark
Note 1Red Meranti,
to this Light Red Meranti and
Chapter: Free
Meranti
Bakau
4403 49 Other:
4403 49 10 Teak wood in rough Free
Other :
4403 91 00 Of Oak (Quercus Spp.) Free
4403 92 00 Of beech (Fagus Spp.) Free
4403 99 Other:
Andaman Padauk [Pterocarous dalbaergiodes]
Bonsum [Phoebe goalparensis] Gurgan
[Dipterocarpus alatus] Khair [Acacia
Catechu] Lampati [Duabanga grandiflora]
Laurel [Terminalia alata] Paliwood
[palaquium Elliplicum] and Red Sanders
[Pterocar pus Sautaninus] and Rose wood
[Dalbergea Latifolio]:
4403 99 11 Andaman Padauk (Pterocarous dalbaergiodes) Free
4403 99 12 Bonsum (Phoebe goalparensis) Free
4403 99 13 Gurgan (Dipterocarpus alatus) Free
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4403 99 14 Khair (Acacia Catechu) Free
4403 99 15 Lampati (Duabanga grandiflora) Free
4403 99 16 Laurel (Terminalia alata) Free
4403 99 17 Paliwood (Palaquium Elliplicum) Free
4403 99 18 Red Sanders (Pterocar pus Sautatinus) Free
4403 99 19 Rose Wood (Dalbergea Latifolio) Free
Sal (Chorea robusta) Sandal wood (Santalum
albur) Semul (Bombax Ceiba) Walnut wood
(Juglans binata) Anjam (Hardwickia binata)
Birch (Betula spp.) Sissoo (Dalbergia sisso)
and white cedar (Dysozylum) and the like:
4403 99 21 Sal (Chorea robusta) Free
4403 99 22 Sandal wood (Santalum albur) Restricted Import subject to
Policy Condition 2 of
the Chapter.
4403 99 23 Semul (Bombax ceiba) Free
4403 99 24 Walnut wood (Juglans binata) Free
4403 99 25 Anjam (Hardwickia binata) Free
4403 99 26 Birch (Betula spp.) Free
4403 99 27 Sissoo (Dalbergia sisso) Free
4403 99 28 White cedar [Dysozylum malabaricum] Free
4404 HOOPWOOD; SPLIT POLES; PILES, PICKETS

AND STAKES OF WOOD, POINTED BUT NOT
SAWN LENGTHWISE; WOODEN STICKS,
ROUGHLY TRIMMED BUT NOT TURNED,
BENT OR OTHERWISE WORKED, SUITABLE
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF WALKING
STICKS, UMBRELLAS, TOOL HANDLES OR
THE LIKE; CHIPWOOD AND THE LIKE
4404 10 00 Coniferous Free
4404 20 Non-coniferous:
4404 20 10 Wooden sticks, roughly trimmed but not turned, Free
bent or otherwise worked, suitable for the
manufacture of walking sticks, tool handles, split
poles, piles, pickets, stakes and the like
4404 20 20 Drawn Wood Free
4405 00 00 Wood wool; wood flour Free
4406 RAILWAY OR TRAMWAY SLEEPERS

(CROSSTIES) OF WOOD
4406 10 00 Not impregnated Free
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4407 WOOD SAWN OR CHIPPED

LENGTHWISE,SLICED OR PEELED,
WHETHER OR NOT PLANED, SANDED OR
END-JOINTED, OF A THICKNESS
EXCEEDING 6 MM
4407 10 Coniferrous:
4407 10 10 Doglas fir (Pscudotsuga Menziesie) Free
4407 10 20 Pine (Pinus spp.) Free
Of tropical wood specified in Sub-heading Note

1 to this Chapter:
4407 21 00 Mahogany (Swietenia spp.) Free
4407 22 00 Virola, lmbuia and balsa Free
4407 25 00 Dark Red Meranti, Light Red Meranti and Free
Meranti Bakau
4407 26 00 White Lauan, White Meranti, White Seraya, Free
Yellow Meranti and Alan
4407 27 00 Sapelli Free
4407 28 00 lroko. Free
4407 29 Other:
4407 29 10 Teak Wood Free
Other :
4407 91 00 Of oak (Quercus spp.) Free
4407 92 00 Of beech (Fagus spp.) Free
4407 93 00 Of maple (Acer spp.) Free
4407 94 00 Of cherry(Prunus spp.) Free

4407 95 00 Of ash (Fraxinus spp.) Free
4407 99 Other:
4407 99 10 Of Birch (Betula spp.) Free
4407 99 20 Willow Free
4408 SHEETS FOR VENEERING (INCLUDING

THOSE OBTAINED BY SLICING
LAMINATED WOOD), FOR PLYWOOD OR
FOR SIMILAR LAMINATED WOOD AND
OTHER WOOD, SAWN LENGTHWISE,
SLICED OR PEELED, WHETHER OR NOT
PLANED, SANDED, SPLICED OR END-
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JOINTED, OF A THICKNESS NOT
EXCEEDING 6 MM
4408 10 Coniferrous:
4408 10 10 Sheets for plywood Free
4408 10 20 Oak wood veneer Free
4408 10 30 Veneer sheets, for match boxes and match splints Free
Of tropical wood specified in Sub-heading Note

2 to
4408 31 thisDark
Of Chapter:
Red Meranti, Light Red Meranti and
Meranti Bakau:
4408 31 10 Sheets for plywood Free
4408 31 20 Veneer sheets (of Rose Wood) Free
4408 39 Other:
4408 39 10 Sheets for plywoods Free
4408 39 20 Veneer sheets (of rose wood) Free
4408 90 Other:
4408 90 10 Sheets for plywoods Free
4409 WOOD (INCLUDING STRIPS AND FRIEZES

FOR PARQUET FLOORING, NOT
ASSEMBLED) CONTINUOUSLY SHAPED
(TONGUED, GROOVED, REBATED,
CHAMFERED, V-JOINTED, BEADED,
MOULDED, ROUNDED OR THE LIKE)
ALONG ANY OF ITS EDGES OR FACES,
WHETHER OR NOT PLANED, SANDED OR
END-JOINTED
4409 10 Coniferous:
4409 10 10 Planned, Tongued, grooved, Rebated, Free
Chamfered, V-
4409 10 20 jointed,
Beadings,and&the like but (including
mouldings not further moulded,
moulded Free
skirting
& other moulded boards)
Non-coniferous:
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4409 29 Other:
4409 29 10 Planed, tongued, grooved, rebated, chamfered, Free
V-jointed, and the like but not further moulded
4409 29 20 Beadings & Mouldings (including moulded Free
skirting and other moulded boards)
4410 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRAND

BOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD (FOR
EXAMPLE, WAFERBOARD) OF WOOD OR
OTHER LIGNEOUS MATERIALS,
WHETHER OR NOT AGGLOMERATED
WITH RESINS OR OTHER ORGANIC
BINDING SUBSTANCES
Of wood:
4410 11 Particle board: Free
4410 11 10 Plain particle boards Free
4410 11 20 Insulation board and hard board Free
4410 11 30 Veneered particle board, not having decorative Free
veneers on any face
4410 11 90 Others Free
4410 12 Oriented strand board (OSB):

4410 12 10 Unworked or not further worked than sanded Free
4410 90 Other:
4410 90 10 Plain particle board Free
4410 90 20 Insulation board and hard board Free
4410 90 30 Veneered particle board, not having Free
decorative veneers on any face
4411 FIBRE BOARD OF WOOD OR OTHER

LIGNEOUS MATERIALS, WHETHER OR NOT
BONDED WITH RESINS OR OTHER
ORGANIC SUBSTANCES
Medium density fibre board (MDF):

4411 12 00 Of a thickness not exceeding 5mm Free
4411 13 00 Of a thickness exceeding 5mm but not Free
exceeding 9mm
4411 14 00 Of a thickness exceeding 9mm Free
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Other:
44 11 92 Of a density exceeding 0.8gm/cm3:
Not mechanically worked or surface covered:
44 11 92 11 Hard board Free
44 11 92 19 Other Free
Other:
44 11 92 21 Hardboard Free
44 11 93 Of a density exceeding 0.5gm/cm3 but not
exceeding 0.8gm/cm3:
Not mechanically worked or surface covered:

44 11 93 11 Insulation Board Free
Other:
44 11 93 21 Insulation board Free
44 11 94 Of a density not exceeding 0.5gm/cm3:

Other:
4412 PLYWOOD, VENEERED PANELS AND

SIMILAR LAMINATED WOOD
Other plywood, consisting solely of sheets of

wood (other than bamboo), each ply not
exceeding 6 mm thickness:
4412 12 31 With at least one outer ply of tropical wood Free
specified in Sub-heading Note 1 to this Chapter,
namely:
Abura, Acajou,d’Afrique, Afrormosia, Ako,
Alan, Andiroba, Aningre, Avodire, Azobe,
Balau, Balsa, Bosse clair, Bosse fonce, Cativo,
Cedro, Dabema,Dark red Meranti, Bibetou,
Doussie, Framire, Frejio, Fromager,
Fuma,Geronggang, Ilomba, Imbuia, Ipe,
Iroko,Jaboty, Jelutong, Jequitiba, Jongkong,
Kapur, Kempas, Keruing, Kosipo, Kotibe,Koto
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Light red,Meranti, Limba, Louro, Macaranduba,
Mahogony, Makore, Mandioqueira, Mansonia,
Mengkulang, Meranti Bakau, Merawan, Merbau,
Merpauh, Mersawa, Moabi, Niangon, Nyatoh,
Obeche, Okoume, Onzabili, Orey, Ovengkol,
Ozigo, Padauk, Paldao, Palissandre de
Guatemala, Palissandre de Para, Pakussandre de
Rio, Pallissandre de Rose, Pau Amarelo, Pau
Marfim, Pulai, Punah, Quaruba, Ramin, Sapelli,
Saqui-Saqui, Sepetir, Sipo, Sucupira, Suren,
Tauari, Teak, Tiama,Tola, Virola, White Lauan,
White Meranti, White Seraya, Yellow
Meranti
4412 31 10 Decorative plywood Free
4412 31 20 Tea chest panels or shooks, packed in sets Free
4412 31 30 Other tea chest panels Free
4412 31 40 Marine and aircraft plywood Free
4412 31 50 Cuttings and trimmings of plywood of width not Free
exceeding 5 cm
4412 32 Other, with at least one outer ply of non-

coniferous wood:
4412 32 20 Tea chest panels or shooks packed in sets Free
4412 32 30 Marine and Aircraft plywood Free
exceeding 5 cm
4412 39 Other:
4412 39 20 Tea chest panels or shooks packed in sets Free
exceeding 5 cm
Other:
4412 94 00 Blockboard , laminboard and battenboard Free
4412 99 Other: Free

4412 99 20 Tea chest panel or shooks, packed in sets Free
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exceeding 5cm
4413 00 00 Densified wood, in blocks, plates, strips, or Free

profile shapes
4414 00 00 Wooden frames for paintings, photographs, Free

mirrors or similar objects
4415 PACKING CASES, BOXES, CRATES, DRUMS

AND SIMILAR PACKINGS, OF WOOD ;
CABLE-DRUMS OF WOOD ; PALLETS, BOX
PALLETS AND OTHER LOAD BOARDS, OF
WOOD; PALLET COLLARS OF WOOD
4415 10 00 Cases, boxes, crates, drums and similar packings; Free
cable-drums
4415 20 00 Pallets, box pallets and other load boards; pallet Free
collars
4416 CASKS, BARRELS, VATS, TUBS AND OTHER

COOPERS' PRODUCTS AND PARTS
THEREOF, OF WOOD, INCLUDING STAVES
4416 00 Casks, barrels, vats, tubs and other coopers'
products and parts thereof, of wood,
including staves:
4416 00 10 Casks, barrels, vats and tubs Free
4416 00 20 Other coopers' products Free
Parts (of wood):

4416 00 91 Riven or sawn staves of wood not further repared Free
4417 00 00 Tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broom or brush Free

bodies and handles, of wood ; boot or shoe lasts
and trees , of wood
4418 BUILDERS' JOINERY AND CARPENTRY OF

WOOD, INCLUDING CELLULAR WOOD
PANELS, ASSEMBLED FLOORING PANELS,
SHINGLES AND SHAKES
4418 10 00 Windows, french-windows and their frames Free
4418 20 Doors and their frames and thresholds:

4418 20 10 Flush Doors Free
4418 20 20 Frames and thresholds of flush doors Free
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4418 40 00 Shuttering for concrete constructional work Free
4418 50 00 Shingles and Shakes Free
4418 60 00 Posts and beams Free
Assembled flooring panels:

4418 71 00 For mosaic floors Free
4418 72 00 Other, multilayer Free
4419 TABLEWARE AND KITCHENWARE, OF

WOOD
4419 00 Tableware and kitchenware, of wood:
4419 00 10 Tableware Free
4419 00 20 Kitchenware Free
4420 WOOD MAREQUETRY AND INLAID WOOD;

CASKETS AND CASES FOR JEWELLERY OR
CUTLERY, AND SIMILAR ARTICLES, OF
WOOD; STATUETTES AND OTHER
ORNAMENTS, OF WOOD; WOODEN
ARTICLES OF FURNITURE NOT FALLING
IN CHAPTER 94
4420 10 00 Statuettes and other ornaments, of wood Free
4420 90 Other:
4420 90 10 Wood marquetry and inlaid wood Free
4421 OTHER ARTICLES OF WOOD

4421 10 00 Clothes hangers Free
4421 90 Other:
Spools, cops, bobbins, sewing thread reels and

the
4421 90 11 like,Cotton
For machinery
of turned wood: Free
4421 90 12 For Jute machinery Free
4421 90 13 For Silk regenerated and synthetic fibres Free
4421 90 14 machinery
For other machinery Free
4421 90 20 Wood paving blocks Free
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4421 90 30 Match splints Free
4421 90 40 Pencil slates Free
4421 90 50 Parts of wood, namely oars, paddles and rudders Free
for
ships,of
4421 90 60 Parts boats and other
domestic similararticles
decorative floatingused
structures
as Free
tableware and kitchenware
4421 90 70 Articles of densified wood not elsewhere Free
included or
4421 90 90 specified
Other Free
1. The Exim entry under ITC (HS) Code No. 4416 00 10 in this Chapter shall
also include used casks and barrels. Imports of all items falling in this
entry shall be free.
2. Import of Sandal wood (Exim Code No. 4403 99 22) will be ‘Restricted’
and subject to a ceiling in each licensing year (Present ceiling is 4795 MT,
subject to modification, if any, to be notified from time to time). Imports
will be permitted only against an Import Authorisation issued in
consultation with the Ministry of Environment and Forest (see Procedure
is (I) below). The ceiling of Sandal wood for each financial year will be
monitored by the Ministry of Environment and Forest to ensure that it is
not exceeded. The license will be valid for a period of one year from the
date of issue. No further revalidation of such authorisation shall be
allowed.
(I) The following procedure will be followed for obtaining an Import
Authorisation for Sandal wood:
(a) Applicant will submit the application in the Aayaat Niryaat
Form 2B to the DGFT (Headquarters office), Udyog Bhawan,
New Delhi – 110 011.
(b) The applicant will be required to declare the quantity of sandal
wood and their specifications to be imported species-wise,
quantity-wise and the country from which it is to be imported.
(c) The purpose of import must be specified. If the importer is
having sandal wood based unit, it must be legally established
and registered with the concerned State / UT Forest
Department.
(d) In case the importer is a trader not having his own sandal wood
based unit, the past performance and antecedents must be given
for necessary verification.
(e) Utilisation Certificate specifying the details and necessary
‘Transit Permit’ regarding the earlier import must be specified
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by the applicant, for seeking permission for import of sandal wood
second time.
(II) All import consignments of sandal wood must be accompanied with
the following documents:
(i) The ‘Certificate of Origin’ from the country of export; (ii)
The necessary phytosanitary certificate; and
(iii) A certificate from the Government authorities of
country of export stating that export of sandalwood is
legally permitted from the concerned country.
Before clearance of the import consignment, the customs authorities are
required to verify the above documents.
(III) Applications for issuance of Import Authorisation would be
considered by the Exim Facilitation Committee on merits and shall be
subject to such conditions which the Committee may specify.
[Policy Condition 2 incorporates: Policy Circular No. 23 (RE2007) dated
31.12.2007, read with Policy Circular No. 32 (RE2007) dated 13.3.2008
and Policy Circular No. 8 (RE2008) dated 4.6.2008]
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CHAPTER 67
PREPARED FEATHERS AND DOWN AND ARTICLES MADE OF

FEATHERS OR OF DOWN; ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; ARTICLES OF
HUMAN HAIR
NOTES:

(a) Straining cloth of human hair (heading 5911);
(b) Floral motifs of lace, of embroidery or other textile fabric (Section XI);
(c) Footwear (Chapter 64);
(d) Headgear or hair-nets (Chapter 65);
(e) Toys, sports requisites or carnival articles (Chapter 95); or
(f) Feather dusters, powder-puffs or hair sleeves (Chapter 96)
2. Heading 6701 does not cover:

(a) Articles in which feathers or down constitute only filling or padding (for
example bedding of heading 9404);
(b) Articles of apparel or clothing accessories in which feathers or down
constitute no more than mere trimming or padding; or
(c) Artificial flowers or foliage or parts thereof or made up articles of heading
6702.
3. Heading 6702 does not cover:

(a) Articles of glass (Chapter 70); or
(b) Artificial flowers, foliage, or fruit of pottery, stone, metal, wood or other
materials, obtained in one piece by moulding, forging, carving, stamping
or other process, or consisting of parts assembled otherwise than by
binding, glueing, fitting into one another or similar methods.

6701 SKINS AND OTHER PARTS OF BIRDS WITH
THEIR FEATHERS OR DOWN, FEATHERS,
PARTS OF FEATHERS, DOWN AND
ARTICLES THEREOF (OTHER THAN GOODS
OF HEADING 0505 AND WORKED QUILLS
AND SCAPES)
6701 00 Skins and other parts of birds with their
feathers or down, feathers, parts of feathers,
down and articles thereof (other than goods of
heading 0505 and worked quills and scapes):
6701 00 10 Feather dusters Free
6701 00 90 Other Free Import subject to Wild
Life (Protection) Act,
1972 and CITES.
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6702 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FOLIAGE AND
FRUIT AND PARTS THEREOF; ARTICLES
MADE OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FOLIAGE
OR FRUIT
6702 10 Of plastics:
6702 10 10 Decorative plants Free
6702 90 Of other materials:

6702 90 10 Of jute Free
6703 HUMAN HAIR, DRESSED, THINNED,

BLEACHED OR OTHERWISE WORKED;
WOOL OR OTHER ANIMAL HAIR OR
OTHER TEXTILE MATERIALS, PREPARED
FOR USE IN MAKING WIGS OR THE LIKE
6703 00 Human hair, dressed, thinned, bleached or
otherwise worked; wool or other animal
hair orother textile materials, prepared for
use in making wigs or the like:
6703 00 10 Human hair, dressed, thinned, bleached or Free
otherwise worked
6703 00 20 Wool or other animal hair or other textile Free
materials,prepared for use in making wigs or the
like
6704 WIGS, FALSE BEARDS, EYEBROWS AND

EYELASHES, SWITCHES AND THE LIKE, OF
HUMAN OR ANIMAL HAIR OR OF TEXTILE
MATERIALS; ARTICLES OF HUMAN HAIR
NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED OR
INCLUDED
Of synthetic textile materials:
6704 11 00 Complete wigs Free
6704 19 Other:
6704 19 10 Hair nets Free
6704 20 Of human hair:

6704 20 10 Wigs Free
6704 20 20 Hair nets Free
6704 90 00 Of other materials Free
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CHAPTER 96
MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURED ARTICLES
NOTES:

(a) pencils for cosmetic or toilet uses (Chapter 33);
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(m) works of art, collectors' pieces or antiques (Chapter 97)
2. In heading 9602, the expression "vegetable or mineral carving material"

means:
(a) hard seeds, pips, hulls and nuts and similar vegetable materials or a
kind used for carving (for example, corozo and dom);
(b) amber, meerschaum, agglomerated amber and agglomerated
meerschaum, jet and mineral substitutes for jet.
3. ................................................................................

9601 WORKED IVORY, BONE, TORTOISE-
SHELL,HORN, ANTLERS, CORAL, MOTHER-
OF- PEARL AND OTHER ANIMAL CARVING
MATERIAL, AND ARTICLES OF THESE
MATERIALS (INCLUDING ARTICLES
OBTAINED BY MOULDING)
9601 10 00 Worked ivory and articles of ivory Prohibited Not permitted to be
imported
9601 90 Other:
9601 90 10 Worked tortoise-shell and articles thereof Restricted
9601 90 20 Worked mother-of-pearl and articles thereof Restricted
9601 90 30 Worked bone (excluding whale bone) and Restricted
articles
thereof horn, coral and other animal carving
9601 90 40 Worked Restricted Import of “worked
material coral” will be “Free”.
and articles thereof
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9602 WORKED VEGETABLE OR MINERAL
CARVING MATERIAL AND ARTICLES OF
THESE MATERIALS MOULDED OR CARVED
ARTICLES OF WAX, OF STEARIN, OF
NATURAL GUMS OR NATURAL RESINS OR
OF MODELLING PASTES, AND OTHER
MOULDED OR CARVED ARTICLES, NOT
ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED OR INLCLUDED;
WORKED, UNHARDENED GELATIN
(EXCEPT GELATIN OF HEADING 3503) AND
ARTICLES OF UNHARDENED GELATIN
9602 00 Worked vegetable or mineral carving material
and articles of these materials moulded or
carved articles of wax, of stearin, of natural
gums or natural resins or of modelling pastes,
and other moulded or carved articles, not
elsewhere specified or included; worked,
unhardened gelatin (except gelatin of heading
3503) and articles of unhardened gelatin:
9602 00 10 Worked vegetable carving material and articles Free
thereof
9602 00 20 Moulded or carved articles of wax, stearin, Free
natural gums and resins and other moulded or
carved articles
9602 00 30 Gelatin capsules, empty Free
9602 00 40 Other articles of unhardened gelatin Free
(1) Import of wild animals (including their parts and products) as

defined in the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 is prohibited and in
respect of those species listed in CITES, is subject to the provisions of
CITES.
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SECTION XX1
WORKS OF ART, COLLECTORS' PIECES AND ANTIQUES
CHAPTER 97
WORKS OF ART, COLLECTORS' PIECES AND ANTIQUES NOTES:

(a) Unused postage or revenue stamps, postal stationery (stamped paper) or
the like of heading 4907;
(b) Theatrical scenery, studio back-cloths and the like, of painted canvas
(heading 5907); except if they may be classified in heading
9706; or
(c) Pearls, natural or cultured, or precious or semi precious stones (headings
7101 to 7103).
2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3. Heading 9703 does not apply to mass-produced reproductions or works

of conventional craftsmanship of a commercial character, even if these
articles are designed or created by artists.
4. (A) Subject to Notes 1 to 3 above, articles of this Chapter are to be

classified in this Chapter and not in any other Chapter of this Schedule.
(B) Heading 9706 does not apply to articles of the preceding headings of this
Chapter.
Frames around paintings, drawings, pastels, collages or similarly
decorative plaques, engravings, prints or lithographs are to be
classified with those articles, provided they are of a kind and of a
value normal to those articles. Frames which are not of kind or of a value
normal to the articles referred to in this Note are to be classified
separately.
9703 ORIGINAL SCULPTURES AND STATUARY,

IN ANY MATERIAL
9703 00 Original sculptures and statuary, in any
9703 00 10 material:sculptures and statuary, in metal
Original Free
9703 00 20 Original sculptures and statuary, in stone Free
9703 00 90 Original sculptures and statuary, in other Free
materials
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9705 COLLECTIONS AND COLLECTORS'
PIECES OF ZOOLOGICAL, BOTANICAL,
MINERALOGICAL, ANATOMICAL,
HISTORICAL, ARCHAEOLOGICAL,
PALAEONTOLOGICAL, ETHNOGRAPHIC
OR NUMISMATIC INTEREST:
9705 00 Collections and collectors' pieces of
zoological, botanical, mineralogical,
anatomical, historical, archaeological,
palaeontological, ethnographic or numismatic
interest:
9705 00 10 Stuffed animals and birds (taxidermy) Restricted Allowed for import
under saving clause
3(1) of Foreign Trade
(Exemption from
Application of Rules in
Certain Cases) Order,
1993, read with
Customs Notification
157 dated 28.03.1990.
9705 00 90 Other Restricted Allowed for import
under saving clause
3(1) of Foreign Trade
(Exemption from
1993, read with
Customs Notification
157 dated 28.03.1990.
9706 00 00 Antiques of an age exceeding one hundred years Free The importer must
abide by the laws/rules
relating to export of
such item, of the
country from where
imports are sought to
be made.
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CHAPTER 98
PROJECT IMPORTS; LABORATORY CHEMICALS; PASSENGERS'
BAGGAGE, PERSONAL IMPLEMENTATIONS BY AIR OR POST;
SHIP STORES
NOTES:
1. This Chapter is to be taken to apply to all goods which satisfy the

conditions prescribed therein, even though they may be covered by a
more specific heading elsewhere in this Schedule.
2. Heading 9801 is to be taken to apply to all goods which are imported

in accordance with the regulations made under Section 157 of the
Customs Act,1962 (52 of 1962) and expressions used in this
heading shall have the meaning assigned to them in the said regulations.
3. Heading 9802 covers all chemicals, organic or inorganic, whether or

not chemically defined, imported in packings not exceeding 500 gms
or 500 millilitres and which can be identified with reference to the purity,
makings or other features to show them to be meant for use solely
as laboratory chemicals.
4. Headings 9803 and 9804 are taken not to apply to:

a) Motor vehicles;
b) Alcoholic drinks;
c) Goods imported through courier service.
5. Heading 9803 is to be taken not to apply to articles imported by a

passenger or a member of a crew under an import license or a Customs
Clearance Permit either for his own use or on behalf of others.
6. Heading 9804 is to be taken not to apply to articles imported under an

import license or a Customs Clearance Permit.

9801 ALL ITEMS OF MACHINERY
INCLUDING………………………………..
9803 00 00 All dutiable articles, imported by a passenger or a Restricted As provided under
member of a crew in his baggage Customs and
Baggage Rules by
saving clause 3(1)(h)
of Foreign Trade
(Exemption from
Application of Rules
in Certain Cases)
Order,1993
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9804 ALL DUTIABLE ARTICLES, INTENDED FOR
PERSONAL USE, IMPORTED BY POST OR
AIR, AND EXEMPTED FROM ANY
PROHIBITION IN RESPECT OF THE
IMPORTS THEREOF UNDER THE FOREIGN
TRADE (DEVELOPMENT & REGULATION)
ACT, 1992 BUT EXCLUDING ARTICLES
FALLING UNDER HEADING 9803
9804 10 00 Drugs and medicines Restricted Subject to value limit
ofRs. 2000 (c.i.f) and
other conditions as
specified in clause 3(1),
(i) of Foreign Trade
(Exemption from
1993.
9804 90 00 Other Restricted Subject to value limit
ofRs. 2000 (c.i.f) and
other conditions as
specified in clause 3(1),
(i) of Foreign Trade
(Exemption from
Certain Cases)
Order,1993.
9805 THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES OF STORES ON
BOARD OF A VESSEL OR AIRCRAFT ON
WHICH DUTY IS LEVIABLE UNDER THE
CUSTOMS ACT, 1962 (52 OF 1962) NAMELY:
9805 10 00 Prepared or preserved meat, fish and vegetables; Restricted Subject to value limit of
dairy products; soup; lard; fresh fruits Rs. 2000 (c.i.f) and other
conditions as specified
in clause 3(1), (i) of
Foreign Trade
(Exemption from
1993.
805 90 00 All other consumable stores excluding fuel, Restricted Subject to value limit of
lubricating oil, alcoholic drinks and tobacco Rs. 2000 (c.i.f) and other
products conditions as specified
in clause 3(1), (i) of
Foreign Trade
(Exemption from
1993.
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SCHEDULE- 2
EXPORT POLICY
General Notes to Export Policy – Goods under Restrictions
2. Free Exportability
All goods other than the entries in the export licensing schedule along with its appendices are freely
exportable. The free exportability is however subject to any other law for the time being in force. Goods
not listed in the Schedule are deemed to be freely exportable without conditions under the Foreign Trade
(Development and Regulations) Act, 1992 and the rules, notifications and other public notices and circulars
issued there under from time to time. The export licensing policy in the schedule and its appendices does
not preclude control by way of a Public Notice Notification under the Foreign Trade (Development and
Regulations) Act, 1992.
Goods listed as “Free” in the Export Licensing Schedule may also be exported without an export licence as
such but they are subject to conditions laid out against the respective entry. The fulfillment of these
conditions can be checked by authorized officers in the course of export.
2. Code does not limit the item description
The export policy of a specific item will be determined mainly by the description and nature of restriction in
the schedule. The code number is illustrative of classification but does not limit the descriptio by virtue of
the standard description of the item against the code in the import part of the ITC(HS) classification.
3. Classes of Export Trade Control
A. Prohibited Goods
The prohibited items are not permitted to be exported. An export licence will not be given in the normal
course for goods in the prohibited category. No export of rough diamond shall be permitted unless
accompanied by Kimberley Process (KP) Certificate as specified by Gem & Jewellery EPC (GJEPC).
B. Restricted Goods
The restricted items can be permitted for export under licence. The procedures / conditionalities wherever
specified against the restricted items may be required to be complied with, in addition to the general
requirement of licence in all cases of restricted items.
C. State Trading Enterprises
Export through STE(s) is permitted without an Export Licence through designated STEs only as mentioned
against an item and is subject to conditions in para 2.11 of Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14.
D. Restrictions on Countries of Export
(i) Export of Arms and related material to Iraq shall be prohibited.
(ii) Direct or indirect export of all items, materials, equipments, goods and technology which could
contribute to Iran’s enrichment related, reprocessing or heavy water related activities, or to
development of nuclear weapon delivery systems including those listed in INFCIRC/254/Rev.9/Part
1 and INFCIRC/254/Rev.7/Part 2 (IAEA Documents) and items listed in S/2010/263 (UN Security
Council Document) or any items related to nuclear and missile development programmes is
prohibited. All the UN Security Council Resolutions/Documents and IAEA Documents referred to
above are available on the UN Security Council website (www.un.org/Docs/sc) and IAEA website
(www.iaea.org).
(iii) Direct or indirect export of following items, whether or not origninating in Democratic People’s
Republic of Korea (DPRK), to DPRK is prohibited:
All items, materials equipment, goods and technology including as set out in lists in documents
S/2006/814, S/2006/815 (including S/2009/205), S/2009/364 and S/2006/853 (United Nations
Secruty Council Documents) INFCIRC/254/Rev.9/Part 1a and INFCIRC/254/Rev.7/Part 2a (IAEA
documents) which could contribute to DPRK’s nuclear-related, ballistic missile-related or other
weapons of mass destruction-related programmes.
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(iv) Export of rough diamonds to Cote d’Ivoire is prohibited in compliance to Paragraph 6 of UN Security
Council Resolution(UNSCR) 1643 (2005).
(v) Export of rough diamond [ITC (HS) Code 710210, 710221 or 710231) to Venezuela shall be
Prohibited in view of voluntary separation of Venezuela from the Kimberley Process Certification
Scheme (KPCS). No Kimberley Process Certificate shall be accepted / endorsed / issued for export of
rough diamond to Venezuela.
(vi) In addition to above, export to other countries will be subject to conditions as specified in Para 2.1 of
the Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14 and Para 2.2 of the Handbook of Procedures 2009-2014 (Vol. I)
and other conditions which may be listed in the title ITC (HS) Classification of Export and Import
items.
Schedule 2 - Export Policy
Notes
1. The schedule below has six columns. The column name and the description are:
Column Column Description

No. Name
1. Entry No. Gives the order of the main entry in the schedule. The column is designed for
easy reference and gives the identity of the raw covering the set consisting of
Tariff Item Code, Unit Item description export policy and Nature of restriction
along with the connected Licensing Note and Appendix.
2. Tariff Item This is an eight digit code followed in the import policy in the earlier part of the
(HS) Code book, customs and the DGCIS code. The first two digits give the chapter
number, the heading number. The last two digits signify the subheading. The six
digit code and product description corresponds exactly with the six digit WCO
(World Customs Organisation). The last digits are developed in India under the
common classification system for tariff item.
3. Unit The second column gives the unit of measurement or weight in the tariff item,
which is to be used in shipping bill and other documents. In most cases, the unit
is given as “u” denoting number of pieces.
4. Item The item description against each code gives the specific description of goods,
Description which are subject to export control. This description does not generally
correspond with the standard description against the code. In most cases, the
description will cover only a part of standard description.
5. Export This column is for the general policy regime applicable on the item.
Policy Generally, the Export Policy is one of the following.
P r oh ibited Not permitted for Export Licence will not be given in the
normal course
R es t r i ct ed Export is permitted under a licence granted by the DGFT
ST E Export allowed only through specified State
Trading Enterprises (STEs) subject to specific conditions
laid out in the FTP and also Para 2.11 of the Import
and Export Policy
6. Nature of This column specifies the special conditions, which must be met for the export
Restriction of goods in the item description column. The column may also give the nature of
restriction under the broad category in the Export Policy column.
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Table-A
Goods falling in more than one Chapter of ITC (HS) Classification
Note 1
(i) The term “Wild Animal” and Animal Article would have the same meaning as defined in the
Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972.
S.No. Chapter Item Description Policy Nature of Restriction
1 0106 All wild animals, animal articles Prohibited Not permitted to be exported.
0208 including their products and
0210 derivatives excluding those for
0300 which ownership certificates have
0407 been granted and also those required
0408 for transactions for education,
0410 scientific research and management
0502 under Wild Life (Protection) Act,
0504 1972 including their parts and
0505 products.
0506
0507
0508
0509
0510
0511
1504
1506
1516
1517
1518
1600
3000
2 Deleted vide notification no.13/(2004-2009) New Delhi, dated 31.12.2004.
3 50, 51, Dress materials/ready made Restricted Exports permitted under
52, 54, garments fabrics/textile items with licence.
55, 60, imprints of excerpts or verses of the
61, 62, Holy Quran
63
4 Any Military stores as specified by Free No Objection Certificate from
Chapter Director General of Foreign Trade the Department of Defence
Production and Supplies,
Ministry of Defence, New
Delhi, except the goods as
specified at Export Licensing
Note 1 below which are freely
exportable without the No
Objection Certificate.
5 28, 29, Special Chemicals, Organisms, Prohibited/ Exports governed as per the
30, 35, Materials, Equipments & Restricted/ conditions indicated in
36, 37, Technologies (SCOMET) goods as Free Appendix-III of this schedule.
38, 39, specified in Appendix 3 of this Further where no specific
40, 48, schedule of this book conditions as at category 2 to 7
49, 59, are enumerated, licence shall
69, 70, be required.
71, 72 to
110
91, 93
6. Any Samples/ Exhibits of goods included Free Samples/exhibits of goods

Chapter in Schedule 2 of this book including those in Schedule 2
of this book, except all
prohibited items, and all items
specified in Appendix-3 to
Schedule 2 (SCOMET) ,
restricted items, and items in
Chapter 29, 93 and 97
7 Any Any other item whose exports are Free Subject to conditions as
Chapter regulated by Public Notice issued notified in the respective Public
by the Director General of Foreign Notice
Trade in this behalf
8 All All Items Prohibited/ Export of goods including
Chapters Restricted/ plant & plant products using
Free wood packaging material such
as pellets, dunnage, crating,
packing blocks, drums, cases
load boards, pellet collars and
skids etc. shall be allowed
subject to compliance of ISPM-
15.
Export Licensing Note of Table A

1. The following goods as military stores are freely exportable without a No Objection Certificate from
Department of Defence Production and Supplies in the Ministry of Defence...............................................
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Table - B
Goods Falling Within Specific Chapters of ITC (HS) Classification
Chapter 1
Live Animals
Note 1 The term “Cattle” covers cows, oxen, bulls and calves
Note 2 Export of wild animals and their products as defined in Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972
including their part prohibited. See restrictions in Part A for details.
Note 3 Germplasm of cattle is classified in heading 0511

S.No. Tariff Item Unit Item Description Export Policy Nature of Restriction
HS Code
9 0101 10 00 u Live Horses – Restricted Exports permitted under
0101 90 90 Kathiawari, Marwari and licence.
Manipuri breeds
10 0102 10 10 u Live Cattle and buffaloes Restricted Exports permitted under
0102 10 20 licence.
0102 10 30
0102 10 90
0102 90 10
0102 90 20
11 0106 19 00 u Camel Restricted Exports permitted under

licence
12 0106 31 00 u Live exotic birds except Prohibited Not permitted to be
0106 32 00 the following species of exported
0106 39 00 exotic birds, policy of
which is indicated
against each
13 0106 32 00 u (i) Albino budgerigars Free Subject to pre-shipment
inspection
14 0106 32 00 u (ii) Budgerigars Free Subject to pre-shipment
inspection
15 0106 39 00 u (iii) Bengali finches Free Subject to pre-shipment
inspection
16 0106 39 00 u (iv) White finches Free Subject to pre-shipment
inspection
17 0106 39 00 u (v) Zebra finches Free Subject to pre-shipment
inspection
18 0106 39 00 u (vi) Jawa sparrow Restricted Exports permitted under
license.
A certificate from the
Chief Wildlife warden of
the concerned State from
where exotic birds (Jawa
Sparrow) have been
procured to the effect that
the birds to be exported are
from Cap6ive Bred Stock.
Export if allowed shall be
subject to pre- shipment
inspection & CITES
certificate.
Chapter 2
Meat and Edible Meat Offal
Note 1
Beef includes meat and edible offal of cows, oxens and calf
Note 2
Offal includes heart, liver, tongue, kidneys and other organs.
Note 3
The export of chilled and frozen meat shall be allowed subject to the provision specified to the gazette
notification on raw meat (chilled and frozen) under Export (Quality Control and Inspection) Act, 1963.
Offals of buffalo too are subject to the same conditions of quality control and inspection. Laboratories duly
recognized by APEDA , as well as in-house laboratories attached under the abattoirs cum meat processing
plant registered with APEDA and Agency approved labs, may also be used to conduct the necessary tests
for confirmation of quality under the supervison of the designated veterinary authority of the State. On the
basis of these test and inspections carried out by Veterinarians, duly registered under the Indian Veterinary
Council Act, 1984, employed by the exporting unit and supervised by the designated veterinary authority of
the state, the veterinary Health Certificate may be issued by the designated authorities of the state.
Note 4
Export of canned meat products shall be subject to preshipment inspection either by the State Directorate of
Animal Husbandry or Export Inspection Agency or Directorate of Marketing and Inspection Government
of India or Muncipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) in accordance with either the standards prevalent in the
exporting country or standards prescribed under the Meat Food Products Order, 1973 under Export (Quality
Control and Inspection) Act, 1963 or orders made thereunder
Note 5
Exports of gonads and other reproductive organs of buffaloes and the germplasm of cattle and buffaloes in
heading 0511 require an export licence.
Note 6
Export of meat and meat products will be allowed subject to the exporter furnishing a declaration, attached
with copies of valid APEDA Plant Registration Certificate(s) to the customs at the time of export that the
above items have been obtained / sourced from an APEDA registered integrated abattoir or from APEDA
registred meat processing plant which sources raw materials exclusively from APEDA registered integrated
abattoir/abattoir. (The stipulation that raw material for export of meat & meat products must be
sourced exclusively from APEDA registered abattoir/integrated abattoir will come into effect on
15.06.2012.
Note 7
On the cartons for export of meat , the following details shall compulsorily be mentioned:-
(i) Name of the Product.
(ii) Country of Origin
(iii) APEDA Plant Registration No.
(iv) Name of the exporter.
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Note 8
The designated veterinary authority of the State where meat processing unit is located, may issue the
certificate on the baisis of the inspections carried out by Veterinarians duly registred under the Indian
Veterinary Council Act 1984 employed by the exporting unit and supervised by the designated veterinary
authority of the State. The Inspection Fee prescribed under the Export of Raw Meat (Chilled/Frozen)
(Quality control and Inspection) Rules, 1992 shall continue to be paid by the exporting unit to the
Agency as currently applicable.
S.No. Tariff Item Unit Item Description Export Nature of Restriction

HS Code Policy
19 0201 10 00 kg Beef of cows, oxen and calf Prohibited Not permitted to be
0201 20 00 exported
0201 30 00
0202 10 00
0202 20 00
0202 30 00
20 0201 Kg Meat of buffalo (both male
and female) fresh and
chilled.
0201 10 00 Carcasses and half carcasses Prohibited Not permitted to be

exported.
0201 20 00 Other cuts with bone in. Prohibited Not permitted to be

exported
0202 Meat of buffalo (both male

and female) frozen
0202 10 00 Carcasses and half carcasses Prohibited Not permitted to be

exported.
0202 20 00 Other cuts with bone in Prohibited Not permitted to be

exported.
21 0201 30 00 Kg Boneless meat of buffalo Free 1. Export allowed on

(both male and female) production of a
0202 30 00 fresh and chilled certificate from the
Boneless meat of buffalo designated veterinary
(both male and female) authority of the State,
frozen from which the meat
or offals emanate, to
the effect that the meat
or offals are from
buffaloes not used for
breeding and milch
purposes.
2. Quality control and

inspection under Note
3 and 4 respectively as
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well as condition
stipulated at Note 6
and 8 above are
required to be
fulfilled.
22 0204 10 00 Kg Meat of Indian sheep Free Q u a lity c on tr ol an d
0204 21 00 i n s pect i on un der
0204 22 00 N ot e 3 a n d 4
0204 23 00 r es p ect i v el y a s
0204 30 00 w ell a s con d ition
0204 41 00 s tip u la ted a t N ote
0204 42 00 6 a bovea r e r eq u
0204 43 00 ir ed t o be fu l
filled .
23 0204 50 00 Kg Meat of Indian Goat. Free Q u a lity c on tr ol an d
i n s pect i on un der
N ot e 3 a n d 4
r es p ect i v el y a s
w ell a s con d ition
s tip u la ted a t N ote
6 a bovea r e r eq u
ir ed t o be fu l
filled .
24 0206 10 00 kg Beef in the form of offal of Prohibited Not permitted to be
0206 21 00 cows, oxen and calf exported
0206 22 00
0206 29 00
0210 20 00
25 0206 10 00 kg Offal of buffalo except Free 1. Export allowed on
0206 21 00 gonads and reproductive production of a
0206 22 00 organs certificate from the
0206 29 00 designated veterinary
0210 20 00 authority of the State,
from which the meat
or offals emanate, to
the effect that the meat
or offals are from
buffaloes not used for
breeding and milch
purposes.
2. Quality control and
inspection under Note
well as condition
and 8 above are
required to be
fulfilled.
26 0206 80 10 kg Offal of Indian sheep Free Q u a lity c on tr ol an d
0206 90 10 i n s pect i on un der
N ot e 3 a n d 4
r es p ect i v el y a s
w ell a s con d ition
s tip u la ted a t N ote
6 a bove are
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r eq u ir ed to be
fu l filled .
27 0206 80 10 kg Offal of Indian Goat Free Quality control and
0206 90 10 inspection under Note
well as condition
above are required to
be fulfilled.
Chapter 3
Fish and Crustaceans, Molluscs and other Aquatic Invertebrates
Note 1
The term “Marine Products” in this Chapter covers all the eight digit Exim Codes in the Chapter of the
ITC(HS) Classification of Export and Import items. All marine species that have been included in the
Schedules of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972 are prohibited for exports and other species listed in
CITES are subject to the provisions of the CITES.

HS Code Policy
28 0300 00 00 Kg Marine species and Free Subject to preshipment
products except the quality inspection as may
following be specified by the
Government through a
notification
29 0300 00 00 Kg Those species (and Prohibited N ot p er mitted to be
their parts, products expor t ed.
and derivatives)
mentioned in the
Schedules of the Wild
1972.
30 0302 69 30 Kg Fresh or Chilled or Restricted Exports permitted under
0303 79 50 Frozen silver pomfrets licence.
of weight less than 300
gms.
31 0303 79 99 Kg Beche-de-mer Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported irrespective of its
size.
32 0306 11 00 Kg Lobsters except Free
0306 12 10 undersized( $ ) rock
0306 12 90 lobster and sand lobster
0306 21 00 variety below
0306 22 00
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35 0306 11 00 Kg Panulirus Ornatus Prohibited Not permitted to be
0306 21 00 500gm as whole exported
live/chilled or
frozen;
425 gm as whole
cooked; 150gm as
tail
Sand Lobster:
36 0306 12 10 kg Thenus orientalis 150 Prohibited Not permitted to be
gm as whole; 45 gm exported
0306 12 90 as tail
0306 22 00
RockLobster:
33 0306 11 00 kg Panulirus polyphagus Prohibited Not permitted to be
0306 21 00 300 gm as whole exported
chilled live or frozen
250 gm as whole
cooked; 90 gm as
tail
34 0306 11 00 kg Panulirus homarus Prohibited Not permitted to be
0306 21 00 200gm as whole live, exported
chilled or frozen, 170
gm as whole
cooked, 50 gm as tail
Export Licensing Note of Chapter 3

Note 1
A consignment/ lot is considered to be undersized if it contains specified species any piece of which has a
weight less than that indicated against the species or has been processed out of or obtained from individual
pieces of the species weighing less than the minimum weight indicated against the species.
Note 2
“as tail” means without head.
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Chapter 4
Dairy produce; bird's eggs; natural honey; edible products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or
included
Note 1 The expression “milk” means full cream milk of partially or completely skimmed milk
Sl. Tariff Item Unit Item Description Export Nature of Restriction

No. HS Code Policy
37 04090000 Kg Natural Honey Free Export of honey to
USA and European
Union (EU) shall be
allowed subject to the
1. Honey exported
shall be ‘wholly
obtained’ Indian
origin honey only,
and;
2. No blending of
Indian honey shall be
permitted with honey
originating from any
other country.”
38 0402 Milk and Cream, Prohibitied Not permitted to be

concentrated or containing exported
added sugar or other
sweetening matter including
skimmed milk powder,
whole milk powder, dairy
whitener and infant milk
foods
Note 1
Transitional arrangements under para 1.5 of Foreign Trade Policy, 2009-14 shall not be applicable on
export of milk powders(including skimmed milk powder, whole milk powder, dairy whitener and infant
milk foods.
Note 2
Export consignments of milk powders (including skimmed milk powder, whole milk powder, dairy
whitener and infant milk foods), which were handed over to customs for examination and export on or
before 18.02.2011 will be allowed for export.
Note 3
Export of 1600 MTS of Milk Powder per annum to Bhutan (as per Calendar year i.e. 1st January to 31 st
December) will be exempted from any export ban.
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Chapter 5
Products of Animal Origin
Note 1 Export of wild animals and their parts and products as covered in Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972
and CITES are prohibited and other species listed in CITES are subject to the provisions of the CITES. See
restrictions in Table A for detail.
S.No Tariff Items Unit Item Description Export Nature of Restriction

HS Code Policy
39 0506 10 49 Kg Human skeletons Prohibited Not permitted to be
0511 99 99 exported.
40 0506 10 19 Kg Bone and bone products Restricted Export to EU allowed
0506 10 29 (excluding bone meal), subject to the following
0506 10 39 horn and horn products, conditions;
0506 10 49 (excluding horn meal),
0506 90 19 hooves and hoof products (i) A ‘Shipment
0506 90 99 (excluding hoof meal) Clearance Certificate’
0511 99 99 when exported to is to be issued
European Union. consignment-wise by
the CAPEXIL
indicating details of
the name and address
of the exporter,
address of the
registered plant, IEC
No. of the exporter,
plant approval
number, nature of
export product,
quantity, invoice
number & date, port
of loading (Name of
the port) and
destination.
(ii) After the shipment is
made,the exporter
shall also provide a
‘Production Process’
certificate and/or
health certificate to
the buyer
consignment-wise to
be issued by
CAPEXIL as per the
requirement of EU.
41 0506 10 19 Kg Bone and bone products Restricted Export to EU allowed

0506 10 29 including Ossein intended subject to the following
0506 10 39 to be used for Human conditions;-
0506 10 49 consumption, meant for (i) A ‘Shipment
0506 90 19 European Union. Clearance Certificate’ is
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0506 90 99 to be issued consignment-
0511 99 99 wise by the CAPEXIL
indicating details of the
name and address of the
exporter, address of the
registered plant, IEC No.
of the exporter, plant
approval number, nature
of export product,
quantity, invoice number
& date, port of loading
(Name of the port) and
destination.
(ii) After the shipment is
made, the exporter shall
also provide ‘Health
Certificate’ consignment-
wise to the buyer giving
details of vessel name,
shipping bill number with
date, production process,
etc. as per the requirement
of EU. The Certificate
would be issued jointly by
CAPEXIL and Regional
Animal Quarantine
Officer, Department of
Animal Husbandry,
Dairying and Fisheries,
Ministry of Agriculture,
Government of India.
42 0505 90 10 Kg Peacock Tail Feathers Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
43 0511 99 99 Kg Handicrafts and articles of Prohibited Not permitted to be
peacock tail feathers exported.
44 0506 10 41 Kg Shavings of Shed Antlers Prohibited Not permitted to be
0506 10 49 of Chital and Sambhar exported.
0507 90 40
45 0511 99 99 Kg Manufactured Articles of Prohibited Not permitted to be
shavings of shed antlers of exported.
chital and sambhar
46 0508 00 20 Kg Sea shells, including Free Export permitted freely
polished sea shells and
handicrafts made out of
those species not included
in the Schedules of the
Wild Life (Protection )
Act, 1972.
47 0508 00 30 Kg Sea shells, including Free Export to be governed by
polished sea shells and CITES Regulations.
those species included in
CITES
(Excluding the species
mentioned in Schedules of
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the Wild Life (Protection)
Act, 1972 ).
48 Kg Sea shells, including Prohibited Not permitted to be
0508 00 50 polished sea shells and exported
those species included in
the Schedules of the Wild
Life(Protection) Act, 1972.
49 0511 99 91 Kg Gonads and other Restricted Exports permitted under
0511 99 99 reproductive organs of licence.
3001 10 91 buffaloes
3001 10 99
3001 20 90
3001 90 99
50 0511 10 00 Kg Germplasm of cattle and Restricted Exports permitted under
0511 99 91 buffaloes licence.
0511 99 99
3001 10 91
3001 10 99
3001 20 90
3001 90 99

Note 1
The handicrafts made out of bone and horn products as finished products and not exported for further
processing and not intended for human or animal consumption are not covered under at S. No. 35 and 36 of
this Chapter.
Chapter 6
Live Trees and other Plants; Bulb, Roots and the Like; Cut Flowers and Ornamental Foliage
Note 1
Planting material of a kind used for propagation and classified in heading 0601 and heading 0602 are subject
to restriction on export. See chapter 12 for detail. Certain plants like cashew plants too are restricted for
exports. The detail of this too is in Chapter 12.
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Chapter 7
Edible Vegetables and Certain Roots and Tubers
Sl. No Tariff Item Unit Item Description Export Nature of Restriction

HS Code Policy
54 0713 Kg. Dried Leguminous Prohibited Not permitted to be
Vegetables, Shelled, exported.
whether or not skinned or
split
0713 10 00 Kg. Peas (Pisum sativum) Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
0713 20 00 Kg. Chickpeas (garbanzos) Prohibited Not permitted to be
Beans (Vigna spp., exported.
Phaseolus spp.):
0713 31 00 Kg. Beans of the species Vigna Prohibited Not permitted to be
mungo (L.) exported.
Hepper or Vigna radiata
(L.) Wilczek
0713 32 00 Kg. Small red (Adzuki) beans Prohibited Not permitted to be
(Phaseolus or Vigna exported.
angularis)
0713 33 00 Kg. Kidney beans, including Prohibited Not permitted to be
white pea beans (Phaseolus exported.
vulgaris)
0713 39 Other : Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
0713 39 10 Kg. Guar seeds Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
0713 39 90 Kg. Other Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
0713 40 00 Kg. Lentils Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
0713 50 00 Kg. Broad beans (Vicia faba Prohibited Not permitted to be
var major) and horse beans exported.
(Vicia faba var equina,
vicia faba var minor)
0713 90 Other : Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
0713 90 10 Kg. Tur (arhar) Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
Other :
0713 90 91 Kg. Split Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
0713 90 99 Kg. Other Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported.
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Note 2
(i) The prohibition shall not apply to export of kabuli chana (as is known by different names in
different parts of the country) w.e.f. 07.03.2007.
(ii) The period of validity of prohibition on exports of Pulses (except Kabuli Chana) shall be extended
upto 31.3.2013.
(iii) The transitional arrangements under Para 1.5 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2004-2009, as
amended from time to time, shall not be applicable for export of Pulses.
(iv) The prohibition shall not be applicable to export of 1000 tonnes of pulses to The Republic of
Mauritius by MMTC.
(v) The prohibition shall not be applicable to export of (i)178.70 tonnes of pulses to Nepal by
MMTC.
(vi) Prohibition imposed vide Para 3 (i) of this Notification shall not apply to export of 1000 MTs of
pulses to Bhutan.
(vii) Export of 60MTS of pulses to the Republic of Maldives permitted (Notifiction No.34
dt.25.03.2010).
(viii) Export of 60 MTS of puleses to Republic of Maldives through MMTC Ltd permitted
Note 3
The prohibition shall not be applicable to export of pulses to Sri Lanka executed under the specific
permission granted by DGFT.
Note 4
The export of 1200 MTS of pulses to Bhutan per annum (as per Calendar year i.e. 1st January to 31st
December) will be exempted from any export ban.
Note 5
Export of 10,000 MTS of per annum of Organic pulses and lentils duly certified by APEDA from EDI
ports will be permitted. Export contracts should be registered with APEDA prior to shipment.
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Chapter 12
Oils Seeds and Oleginous Fruits; Miscellaneous Grains, Seeds and Fruit; Industrial or Medicinal
Plants; Straw and Fodder
Note :- Seeds of all forestry species including Nux Vomica , Red Sanders , Rubber , Russa Grass and tufts
, Sandalwood and seeds of tufts , Sandalwood and seeds of ornamental wild variety plants stand restricted
for export and shall be allowed under licence and also shall be regulated according to the rules notified
under Biological ( Diversity) Act, 2002.

HS Code Policy
69 1001 90 10 Kg Wheat seeds (wild Restricted Exports permitted under licence
variety)
70 1006 20 00 Kg. Paddy seeds (wild Restricted Exports permitted under licence
variety)
71 0602 20 10 Kg Cashew seeds and Restricted Exports permitted under licence

1209 99 90 plants
72 1209 29 90 Kg Egyptian clover Restricted Exports permitted under licence

(Barseem) Trifolium
alaxtum seeds
73 1209 91 30 Kg Onion Seeds Restricted Exports permitted under licence
74 1209 29 00 Kg Pepper cuttings or Restricted Exports permitted under licence

rooted cutings of
pepper
75 1209 99 90 Kg Seeds of all forestry Restricted Exports permitted under licence

species
76 1209 29 90 Kg Saffron seeds or corms Restricted Exports permitted under licence
77 1211 90 14 Kg Neem seeds Restricted Exports permitted under licence
78 1211 90 00 Kg Nux vomica / Restricted Exports permitted under licence

1211 90 12 bark/leaves/roots
powder thereof
79 1209 99 10 Kg Seeds of all trees Free Exports permitted subject to a
1209 99 90 (excluding seeds of all declaration in the form of an
forestry species), affidavit from the exporter that the
hedges, ornamental seed being exported is not Breeder
plants and flowers and or Foundation or Wild variety seeds
vegetable seeds other and indicating the source of
than onion seeds procurement.
80 0601 00 00 Plants and plant Prohibited Not permitted to be exported.
0602 00 00 portions of wild origin, Special exemption can be granted
1211 00 00 of species specified in for the purpose of research,
0601 10 00 any of the Schedules of education and life saving drugs on
0601 20 10 Wild Life (Protection) case by case basis by DGFT, on the
0602 10 00 Act, 1972 or Appendix recommendation of Ministry of
0602 90 20 I of CITES or Export Environment & Forests.
0602 90 30 Licensing Note 1
81 0602 90 90 Plants and plants Free Subject to production of a
portions of cultivation Certificate of Legal Possession in
origin of species favor of the exporter, issued by the
specified in any of the DFO having jurisdiction where the
Schedules of Wild exporter is situated. In case of
Life (Portection) Act, species listed in Schedule VI of
1972 or Appendix I of Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972,
CITES or Export subject to the exporter complying
Licensing Note1. with the provision of S.17A of the
Act. In case of species listed in
Appendix I of CITES subject
registration of the nursery and
appropriate CITES documentation
from the Asst. Management
Authority.
82 0602 90 90 Plants, Plant portions Free Subject to production of certificate
of wild or cultivation of Legal Possession in favour of the
origin, of species exporter, issued by the DFO having
specified Appendix II jurisdiction where the exporter is
or III of CITES. situated. Export subject to CITES.
83 0602 90 90 Plants, plant portions Free Subject to obtaining a Certificate of
of wild or cultivation cultivation from District Agriculture
origin, of species not Officer or District Horticulture
specified in any of the Officer or DFO”.
Schedules of Wild
1972 or Appendix I,
II, III of CITES or
Export Licensing Note
1.
84 3003 40 00 kg Derivatives, extracts Free Subject to the provisions of Wile
3003 90 11 and formulations Life (Protection) Act, 1972 and
3003 90 12 CITES”
3003 90 13
3003 90 14
3003 90 15
3004 90 11
3004 90 12
3004 90 13
3004 90 14
3004 90 15
85 1212 20 10 Kg Sea weeds of all types, Restricted Exports permitted under licence.
1212 20 90 including G-edulis but
excluding brown sea
weeds and
agarophytes of Tamil
Nadu Coast origin in
processed form
86 1212 20 90 Kg Brown sea weeds and Free Exports allowed subject to
Agrophytes excluding quantitative ceilings as may be
G-edulis of Tamil notified by DGFT from time to time
Nadu coast origin in
processed form
17. Taxus Wallichiana (Common Yew or Birmi

Leaves).
18. Aquilaria malaccensis (Agarwood).
Note 1 19. Aconitum species.
1. Baddomes cycad (Cycas beddomei). 20. Coptis teeta.
2. Blue vanda (Vanda coerulea). 21. Coscinium fenestrum (Calumba wood).
3. Saussurea costus. 22. Dactylorhiza hatagirea.
4. Ladies slipper orcid (Paphiopedilium species). 23. Gentiana Kurroo (Kuru , Kutki).
5. Pitcher plant (Nepenthes Khasiana). 24. Gnetum species.
6. Red vanda (Renanthera imschootiana). 25. Kampheria Galenga.
7. Rauvolifia serpentina (Sarpagandha). 26. Nardostachys grandiflora.
8. Ceropegia species. 27. Panax pseudoginseng.
9. Frerea indica (Shindal Mankundi). 28. Picrorhiza kurrooa.
10. Podophyllum hexandurm (emodi) 29. Swertia chirata (Charayatah).
(Indian Podophyllum.)
11. Cyatheaceae species (Tree Ferns).
12. Cycadacea species (Cycads).
13. Dioscorea deltoidea (Elephant’s foot).
14. Euphorbia species (Euphorbias).
15. Orchidaceae species (Orchids).
16. Pterocarpus santalinus (Redsanders).
Note 2
(i) However, in respect of CITES species, a CITES permit of export shall be required.
(ii) Exports allowed only through the Ports of Mumbai, Nhava Sheva, Kolkata, Cochin,
Delhi, Chennai, Tuticorin, Amritsar, Calicut, Thiruvananthapuram, Kandla and
Mundra.
(iii) Except for the documents prescribed above, no additional informations/ NOC/
documents shall be required to be furnished by the Exporter to any authority of State or
Central Government.
Note 3
* The term “formulation” used here may include products, which may contain portions /
extracts of plants on the prohibited list. Further the term “formulation” shall also include value
added formulations as well as herbal ayurvedic, and exports subject to the provisions of
CITES or Wild Life (protection) Act, 1972 in case where the formulation contains species
listed therein.
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Chapter 13
Lac, Gums, Resins and Other Vegetable Saps and Extracts
S.No Tariff Item Unit Item Description Expor Nature of Restriction

. HS Code t
Policy
87 1301 10 10 Kg Shellac and all forms of lac Free i) Registration with Tribal
1301 10 20 Cooperative Marketing
1301 10 30 Development Federation of
1301 10 40 India Ltd. or Shellac &
1301 10 50 Forest Products Export
1301 10 60 Promotion Council;
1301 10 70 (ii) Production of quality
1301 10 80 certificate from Shellac &
1301 10 90 Forest Products Export
Promotion Council.
88 1301 90 16 Kg Gum Karaya Free Registration with Tribal
Coperative Marketing
Fedreation of India Limited
(TRIFED) or Shellac &
Forest Products Export
Promotion Council
(SHEFEXIL), Kolkata.
89 1302 Kg. Guar gum refined split Free Guar gum exports to
1302 32 20 Guar gum treated and European Union, originating
1302 32 30 in or consigned from India
pulverized.
and intended for animal or
human consumption, allowed
subject to issue of Health
Certificate by authorized
representative of Ministry of
Commerce & Industry,
Government of India i.e.
Shellac & Forest Products
Export Promotion Council
(SHEFEXIL), Kolkata
accompanied by the original
analytical report of testing of
Penta Chlorophenol (PCP)
issued by Vimta Labs,
Hyderbad, certifying that
product does not cotain more
than 0.01 mg per Kg of Penta
Chlorophenol (PCP) on
sampling done by the
authorized representative of
the competent authority
127
Chapter 14
Vegetable Plaiting Materials, Vegetable Products not elsewhere specified or included

HS Code Policy
90 1401 10 00 u Mulli bamboo Prohibited Not permitted to be exported
(Melocanna bacifera )
128
Chapter 15
Animal or Vegetable Fats and Oils and their Cleavage Products; Prepared Edible Fats; Animal or
Vegetable Waxes

HS Code Policy
91 1501 00 00 Kg Tallow , fat and/or oils of any Prohibited Not permitted to be
1502 00 10 animal origin excluding fish exported
1502 00 20 oil and Lanolin
1502 00 30
1502 00 90
1503 00 00
1505 00 10
1505 00 20
1505 00 90
1506 00 10
1506 00 90
92 Codes All Edible Oils under Prohibited Not permitted to be
pertaining to all Chapter 15 of Schedule 1 of exported
edible oils ITC(HS) Classification of
under Chapter Export and Import Items
15 of Schedule 1
Note 1
Restrictions imposed vide this Notification shall not apply to the following:
(i) Export of Castor Oil,
(ii) Export of Coconut Oil through Kochi Port,
(iii) Deemed export’ of edible oils to 100% export oriented units with the condition that thefinal product
be non-edible,
(iv) Export of Oils produced out of minor forest produce, as per table given below, even if edible :
ITC (HS) Code Item Description
15159010 Fixed Vegetable oils viz. Neutralised and Bleached Morwah Oil/fat,
Neutralised and Bleached Kokum oil/fat, Neutralised and Bleached Sal oil/ sal
fat / Stearine.
15159020 Fixed vegetable oils viz. Dhup oil, Neemseed oil
15159030 Fixed vegetable oils viz. Nigerseed oil.
15159040 Fixed vegetable oils viz. Neutralised and Bleached Mango kernel
fat/oil/stearine/olein.
15179010 Sal Fat (Processed or Refined).
15219020 Shellac wax, whether or not coloured.
(v) Export of edible oil from Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) to Special Economic Zone (SEZ) to be
consumed by the SEZ units for manufacture of processed food products.
(vi) Export of edible oil in branded consumer packs of up to 5 Kgs, subject to a limit of 10,000
MTs between 01.11.2011 to 31.10 2012. Such exports shall be allowed only from Customs EDI
Ports.
(vii) Export of 10,000 MTs of organic edible oils per annum duly certified by APEDA from EDI ports
shall be permitted.
st
(viii) Export of 2400 MTs of edible oils per annum to Bhutan (as per Calendar year i.e. 1 January to
st
31 December) will be exempted from any export ban.
129
Chapter 23
Residues and Waste from the Food Industries; Prepared Animal Fodder

HS Code Policy
94 2305 00 10 Kg Deoiled groundnut cakes Restricted Exports permitted under
2305 00 20 containing more than 1% oil licence
2305 00 90 and groundnut expeller cakes
95 1213 00 00 kg Fodder, including wheat and Restricted Exports permitted under
1214 10 00 rice straw licence
1214 90 00
2302 10 10
2302 30 00
2302 40 00
2308 00 00
96 2302 20 20 Kg Rice bran, raw and boiled Restricted Exports permitted under
2302 20 90 licence
97 2309 Kg Preparations of a kind used in Free Export of the item
23091000 animal feeding Dog or Cat produced from Animal
food, put up for retail sale By-Products to EU is
allowed subject to the
(i) A ‘Shipment
Clearance Certificate’
is to be issued
consignment-wise by
the CAPEXIL
of the exporter,
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130
Chapter 30
Pharmaceutical Products
Note 1 Formulations of plant portions of prohibited varieties falling in heading 3003 and heading 3004 are
freely exportable subject to conditions. For details, please see chapter 12.
S.No. Tariff Item HS Unit Item Description Export Nature of Restriction

Code Policy
152 3002 10 11 Kg Whole human blood plasma Free Export allowed subject to
3002 10 12 and all products derived obtaining No Objection
3002 10 13 from human blood except Certificate from DGHS
3002 10 14 gamma globulin and human
3002 10 19 serum albumin
3002 10 20 manufactured from human
3002 10 91 placenta and human
3002 90 10 placental blood; Raw
3002 90 20 placenta; Placental blood
plasma
153 3002 10 20 Kg Gamma globulin and human Free
serum albumin
manufactured from human
placenta and human
placental blood
154 3002 10 11 Kg Samples of whole human Free Recommendation from a
3002 10 12 blood plasma and all doctor
3002 10 19 products derived from
3002 10 20 human blood; Raw
3002 90 10 placenta; Placental blood
3002 90 20 plasma in individual cases
for diagnostic / therapeutic
purposes
155 3003 90 36 Kg Ketamine Free Export allowed subject to
3004 90 96 obtaining No Objection
Certificate from
Narcotics Commissioner
156 30021020 Kg Blood products for technical Free
Export to EU allowed
use in medical devices, In
subject to the following
Vitro Diagnostics &
conditions:
Laboratory Reagents not
intended for human (i) A ‘Shipment
consumption, Clearance Certificate’
is to be issued
consignment-wise by
the CAPEXIL
of the exporter,
address of the
registered plant, IEC
No. of the exporter,
plant approval
131
number, nature of
export product,
quantity, invoice
number & date, port
of loading (Name of
the port) and
destination.
(ii) After the shipment
is made, the exporter
shall also provide a
‘Production
Process’certificate
and/or’ health
certificate to the buyer
consignment-wise to be
issued by CAPEXIL as
per the requirement of
EU.
Export Licensing Note of Chapter

30
“ The words ‘ Heavy metals within permissible limits’ have be conspicuously displayed on the container
of purely Herbal Ayurveda, Siddha and Unani medicines to be exported. Alternatively, a Certificate that
‘ Heavy metals within permissible limits ‘ issued either by an inhouse laboratory fully equipped
with appropriate equipments for testing heavy metals or by any other NABL / GLP accredited laboratory
or any other approved laboratory has to be produced along with other consignment papers.”
132
Chapter 32
Tanning or Dyeing Extracts; Tannings and their Derivatives; Dyes, Pigments and other Colouring
Matter; Paints and Varnishes; Putty and other Mastics; Inks
Note 1 Value added products of Red Sanders wood in this chapter require a licence and CITES
documentation. For detail, see Chapter 44.”
Chapter 33
Essential Oils and Resinoids; Perfumery, Cosmetic or Toilet preparations

Note 1 Sandalwood oil under 3301 29 37 is freely exportable.
S.No Tariff Item Unit Item Description Export Nature of Restriction

. HS Code Policy
170 3301 29 37 Kg Sandalwood oil Free Subject to Quantitative
ceilings and
conditionalities as may
be notified by the
Director General of
Foreign Trade from time
to time. For detail policy
see chapter 44
133
Chapter 35
Albuminoidal substances; modified starches; glues; enzymes

HS Code Policy
171 35030020 Kg Gelatine, edible Free Export to EU allowed subject to the
grade and not following conditions:
elsewhere (j) A ‘Shipment Clearance Certificate’
specified or is to be issued consignment-wise by
included the CAPEXIL indicating details of
the name and address of the
exporter, address of the registered
plant, IEC No. of the exporter, plant
approval number, nature of export
product, quantity, invoice number
& date, port of loading (Name of
the port) and destination.
(ii) After the shipment is made, the
exporter shall also provide ‘Health
Certificate’ consignment-wise to the
buyer giving details of vessel name,
shipping bill number with date,
production process, etc. as per the
requirement of EU. The Certificate
would be issued jointly by
CAPEXIL and Regional Animal
Quarantine Officer, Department of
Animal Husbandry, Dairying and
Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture,
Government of India.
172 35030030 Kg Glues derived Free Export to EU allowed subject to the
from bones, following conditions:
hides & similar (j) A ‘Shipment Clearance Certificate’
items and fish is to be issued consignment-wise by
glues the CAPEXIL(formerly Chemical
& Allied Products Export
173 35040010 Kg Peptones; others Free Promotion Council) indicating
details of the name and address of
the exporter, address of the
registered plant, IEC No. of the
exporter, plant approval number,
nature of export product, quantity,
invoice number with date, port of
loading (Name of the port) and
destination.
(ii) After the shipment is made, the
exporter shall also provide a
‘Production Process’certificate
and/or’ health certificate to the
buyer consignment-wise to be
issued by CAPEXIL (formerly
Chemicals and Allied Products
Exports Promotion Council) as per
the requirement of EU.
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174 3501 Casein, Prohibited Not permitted to be exported
caseinates and
other casein
derivatives;casein
n glues
Note 1
Transitional arrangements under para 1.5 of Foreign Trade Policy, 2009-14 shall not be applicable on
export of casein and casein derivatives.
Note 2
Export consignments of casein and casein derivatives which were handed over to customs for examination
and export on or before 18.02.2011 will be allowed for export.
Note 3
Export of excise verified stock of 1053.625 MS of Casein manufactured before 18.02.2011 permitted.
Chapter 38
Miscellaneous Chemical Products
Note 1 Value added products of red sanders wood in this chapter require a licence. For detail, see
Chapter 44
135
Chapter 41
Raw Hides and Skins (other than Furskins) and leather
Note 1: Finished leather of goat, sheep and bovine animals and of their young ones" means the leather
which complies with the terms and conditions specified in the Public Notice of the Government of India in
the Ministry of Commerce No.21/2009-14 dated 01.12.2009, under the provisions of the Foreign Trade
(Development and Regulation) Act, 1992 (22 of 1992).
S.No. Tariff item Unit Item Description Export Nature of Restriction

HS Code Policy
176 4104 11 00 Kg Finished leather all kinds Free Subject to the definition of
4104 19 00 finished leather at Note 1
4104 41 00
4104 49 00
4105 10 00
4105 30 00
4106 21 00
4106 22 00
4106 31 00
4106 32 00
4106 40 00
4106 91 00
4106 92 00
4107 11 00
4107 12 00
4107 19 00
4107 91 00
4107 92 00
4107 99 00
Export Licensing note of Chapter 41

Note 1
The definition of finished leather is contained in Public Notice No.21/2009-14 dated 01.12.2009. The
same is reproduced at Appendix 4 of this schedule.
136
Chapter 44
Wood and Articles of Wood; Wood Charcoal
Note 1
Definition of handicrafts for the purpose of classification.
(a) A handicraft must be predominantly made by hand. Machinery can also be used in the manufacturing
process as a secondary process.
(b) It must be graced with visual appeal in the form of ornamentation or in-lay work or some similar work
lending it an element of artistic improvement and such ornamentation must be of a substantial nature and
not a mere pretence.
The classification codes for the handicrafts is only illustrative. The description can cover other headings as
well.
Note 2
Mulli bamboo (Melocanna baccifera) is Prohibited. For details see chapter 14.
S.No. Tariff Itrem Unit Item Description Export Nature of Restriction

HS Code Policy
177 4401 10 00 mt Wood and wood products Prohibited Not permitted to be
4401 21 00 in the form of logs, timber, exported
4401 30 00 stumps, roots, bark, chips,
powder, flakes, dust, and
charcoal other than saion
timber made exclusively
out of imported logs/timber
178 4401 10 10 mt Fuel wood, in logs, in Prohibited Not permitted to be
4401 10 90 billets, in twigs, in faggots exported
or in similar forms; Wood in
chips or particles; Sawdust
and wood waste and scrap,
whether or not
agglomerated in logs,
briquettes, pellets or similar
forms
179 4402 00 10 mt Wood charcoal , whether or Prohibited Not permitted to be
4402 00 90 not agglomerated exported
180 4407 10 10 mt Wood sawn or chipped Prohibited Not permitted to be
4407 10 20 lengthwise, sliced or peeled, exported
4407 10 90 whether or not planed,
4407 29 10 sanded or end jointed, or a
4407 29 90 thickness exceeding 6 mm
4407 99 10 other than sawn timber
4407 99 20 made exclusively out of
4407 99 90 imported logs/timber
181 4407 10 10 mt Sawn Timber made Free (I) The Export would be
4407 10 20 exclusively out of imported confined to the species
4407 10 90 logs/timber of all the species which has been imported;
4407 29 10 of wood other than CITES
(ii) The importer and
4407 29 90 Appendix I & II species.
exporter will be the same
4407 99 10
party/firm and the import
4407 99 20
4407 99 90 and export will have to be
effected from the same
port. The Scheme will be
operational only from the
ports of Chennai, Kandla,
Kolkata, Mangalore,
Mumbai, Mundra,
Nhavasheva (JNPT),
Tuticorin and
Visakhapatnam.
However, for this purpose
Mangalore and Tuticorin
shall be treated as the
same Port thereby
allowing importers to
import wood logs from
Mangalore and export the
sawn timber from
Tuticorin and vice-versa.
Similar facility shall also
be available for Kandla,
Mumbai, Mundra and
Nhavasheva (JNPT) Ports
thereby allowing
importers to import from
any of the above Ports
and export either from the
same Port or from any
other remaining three
Ports.
(iii) The export of sawn
products derived from
imported logs shall not
exceed 60% of the
imports in volume terms;
(iv) The value addition of
such exports shall be not
less than 30%.
(v) The Saw Mill of the
exporter, where imported
timber is sawn shall be
registered with the State
Forest Department and
shall be located away
from the forest area in a
location approved by the
Conservator of Forests of
the State Government;
(vi) The exporter must
undertake exports within
a period of 12 months
from the date of import;
(vii) The export contracts
shall be registered with
the Chemicals and Allied
Products Export
Promotion Council
(CAPEXIL) who will
monitor them to ensure
that the scheme is not
abused.
(viii) The laws and rules
framed by the Central
Government and the State
Government regulating
timber in transit shall be
followed by the exporters.
182 1211 90 50 M3 Sandalwood in any form, Prohibited Not permitted to be
4403 99 22 but excluding finished exported
handicraft products of
sandalwood, machine
finished sandalwood
products, sandalwood oil:
183 4414 00 00 Kg “Finished Handicraft
4415 00 00 products of
4419 00 00 Subject to provisions of
4420 00 00 (a) Sandalwood Free CITES
4421 90 60 Subject to provisions of
4421 90 90 (b) Other species Free CITES
184 4409 00 00 Kg Machine finished Free
sandalwood products
185 3301 29 37 Kg Sandalwood Oil Free Subject to Quantitative
ceilings and
conditionalities as may be
notified by the Director
General of Foreign Trade
from time to time.
186 1211 90 50 mt Sandalwood De-oiled Spent Restricted Export permitted under
4401 30 00 Dust licence subject to
from time to time.
187 1211 90 50 Other forms of sandalwood Restricted Export permitted under
4403 99 22 as specified licence subject to
from time to time.
188 4403 99 18 m3 Red Sanders wood in any Prohibited Not permitted to be
4407 99 90 form, whether raw, exported.
processed or unprocessed ,
except at (b) below
The condition stipulated in
Column 5 against Sl.
No.154(a) of Chapter 44 of
Schedule 2 of the
“ITC(HS) Classifications
of Export and Import Items
1st September, 2004 – 31st
March, 2009” shall be
relaxed for a period of one
month with effect from the
date of issue of export
licence to allow export of
354.98 MT of A, B, C and
D grades of Red Sanders
Wood, in the form of log
obtained from Government
of Andhra Pradesh through
auction.
189 3203 00 90 kg Value added products of Restricted Exports permitted under
3805 10 10 Red Sanders wood such as licence subject to the
9202 10 00 Extracts, Dyes, Musical following
9202 90 00 Instruments and parts of documentation.
9203 00 10 Musical Instruments, made Applications for export
9203 00 90 from Redsanders wood, licences should be
9204 10 00 procured from legal sources accompanied by attested
9204 20 00 copies of certificate of
9206 00 00 origin issued by the
9208 10 00 Principal Chief
9208 20 00 Conservator of Forests of
9209 92 00 the State from where the
9209 93 00 stocks were procured,
9209 99 00 giving details of the date
of procurement from
legal sources and
quantities procured. A
Certificate of the current
position of stocks so
procured and available
with the applicant given
after physical
verification of the stocks,
by the authority
nominated for the
purpose by the Principal
Chief Conservator of
Forests, should also
accompany application
for export licence.
The applications shall be
considered on merits for
issue of Export Licence,
which shall be subject to
any other conditions such
as MEP, quantity ceilings
requirements under
CITES, etc. as may be
prescribed from time to
time.
140
Chapter 47
Pulp of Wood or of other Fibrous Cellulosic Material; Waste and Scrap of Paper or Paperboard
S.No. Tariff Item HS Unit Item Description Export Nature of Restriction

Code Policy
190 4701 00 00 kg Mechanical wood pulp Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported
191 4702 00 00 kg Chemical wood pulp, Prohibited Not permitted to be
dissolving grades exported
soda or sulphate, other exported
than dissolving grades
sulphite, other than exported
dissolving grade
194 4705 00 00 Kg Semichemical Wood Pulp Prohibited Not permitted to be
exported
195 4707 00 00 kg Waste paper Restricted Export permitted under
licence
141
Chapter 50
Silk

HS Code Policy
196 5001 00 00 kg Pure races of Silk worms; Restricted Export permitted under
silkworm seeds, and silk licence
worm cocoons
Chapter 92
Musical Instruments Parts and Accessories of such articles
Note 1 Value added products of red sanders wood in this chapter require a licence. For detail, see Chapter
44.
142
CHAPTER IV
IMPORT AND EXPORT DATA OF CITES LISTED SPECIES

IV-A - IMPORT (FAUNA)
App Species Description Qty. Exporting CITES Permit Country of Purpose Source
Country Number Origin
MAMMALIA
CARNIVORA
FELIDAE
I Panthera uncia uncia Live 0:1 Germany A 2926 dt.24.07.12 Germany Zoo C
exchange
PRIMATES
CEBIDAE
II Cebus apella Czech 1. 11CZ021642 Czech Zoo F
Live monkeys 3:4:1 Republic dated 26-3-12. Republic Exchange
2. 11CZ021641
dated 26-3-12.
REPTILIA
ALLIGATORIDAE
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 1 No. Switzerland 12CH110546 dated USA C
Trade
14.12.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Unfinished leather 236 Nos. France FR1202504624-R USA W
Trade
pcs for Watch Strap dt.18.09.12
pcs for Watch Strap dt.180.9.12 Trade
II Alligator mississippiensis Skin 63 Nos. Germany W-06073/12 dated USA W
Trade
28.08.12
Trade
28.08.12
Trade
28.08.12
Trade
28.08.12
Trade
28.08.12
II Alligator mississippiensis Unfinished leather 2 Nos.. France FR1202502156-R USA W
Trade
144
Trade
Trade
Trade
Trade
Trade
Trade
Trade
24.02.12
II Alligator mississippiensis Skin 44 Nos Germany W-01260/12 dated USA Trade W
24.02.12
Trade
24.02.12
Trade
24.02.12
Trade
24.02.12
Trade
Trade
Trade
Trade
II Alligator mississippiensis Unfinished leather 307 Nos France FR1102507716-R USA W
Trade
Trade
Trade
145
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 2 Nos. Switzerland. 11CH125416 dated USA Trade W
14.12.2011
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. Switzerland. 11CH127092 dated USA Trade W

20.12.2011
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 6 Nos. UAE 11MEW4652 dated USA Trade W
27.12.2011
II Alligator mississippiensis Skin pcs. 28 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2011/AR/17249 USA Trade W
dated 06.12.2011
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. Switzerland 12CH000710 dated USA Trade W
05.01.2012
25.01.2012
03.02.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Skin pcs. 3 Nos. Switzerland 12CH001792 dated USA Trade C
11.01.2012
26.12.2011
26.12.2011
09.01.2012
24.01.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. UAE 12MEW221 dated USA Trade W
24.01.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Skin pcs. 1 No. Switzerland 12CH006196 dated Argentina Trade W
25.01.2012
16.02.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 2 Nos. Switzerland 12CH013037 dated USA Trade W
16.02.2012
12.01.2012
146
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. Switzerland 12CH016794 dated USA Trade C
27.02.2012
29.02.2012
24.02.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 2 Nos. Hong Kong(CN) APO/RL/3654/12 dated USA Trade W
21.03.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. Germany W-01872/12 dated USA Trade W
22.03.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Swatches 8 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2012/AR/05377 USA Trade W
dated 31.03.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 2 Nos. Hong Kong(CN) APO/RL4303/12 dated USA Trade W
02.04.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. UAE 12MEW1267 dated USA Trade C
23.04.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Swatches 8 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2012/AR/05375 USA Trade W
dated 31.03.2012
23.03.2012
11.04.2012
13.04.2012
23.04.2012
24.04.2012
24.04.2012
24.04.2012
01.05.2012
29.04.2012
147
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 13 Nos. Hong Kong(CN) APO/RL6778/12 dated USA Trade W
23.05.2012
Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 3 Nos. UAE 12MEW1631 dated USA Trade W
II 21.05.2012
30.05.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. Switzerland. 12CH055357 dated USA Trade C
22.06.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 4 Nos. UAE. 12MEW2161 dated USA Trade C
28.06.2012
13.06.2012
13.06.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 3 Nos. Hong Kong(CN) APO/RL 12344/12 dated USA Trade W
05.09.2012
30.09.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 2 Nos. UAE 12MEW2160 dated USA Trade C
28.06.2012
28.06.2012
28.06.2012
23.07.2012
24.07.2012
02.08.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 2 Nos. Hong Kong(CN) APO/RL 10949/12 dated USA Trade C
07.08.2012
09.08.2012
12.07.2012
148
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. Hong Kong(CN) APO/RL 11973/12 dated USA Trade W
29.08.2012
22.08.2012
28.08.2012
19.09.2012
26.09.2012
30.09.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. UAE 12MEW4469 dated USA Trade C
01.10.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 36 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2012/AR/16419 USA Trade W
dated 06.10.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Belts 1 No. Germany W-07407/12 dated USA Trade W
12.10.2012
10.10.2012
04.10.2012
17.09.2012
17.09.2012
17.09.2012
17.09.2012
24.10.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Belts 5 Nos. Germany W-07366/12 dated USA Trade W
12.10.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 2 Nos. Switzerland 12CH092630 dated USA Trade C
25.10.2012
149
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 4 Nos. Singapore 12SG010478CM dated USA Trade W
30.10.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 2 Nos. Singapore 12SG010949CM dated USA Trade W
09.11.2012
02.11.2012
02.11.2012
01.11.2012
23.10.2012
31.10.2012
05.11.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 53 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2012/VI/06061 USA Trade W
dated 07.12.2012
dated 07.12.2012
dated 07.12.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 9 Nos. UAE 12MEW5075 dated USA Trade C
18.11.2012
11.12.2012
24.10.2012
24.10.2012
28.08.2012
31.10.2012
26.11.2012
150
20.11.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 21 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2012/VI/05858 USA Trade C
dated 28.11.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 30 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2012/VI/05858 USA Trade R
dated 28.11.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 30 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2012/VI/05858 USA Trade R
dated 28.11.2012
1 No. 21.11.2012 W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 1 No. Hong Kong(CN) APO/RL 17482/12 dated USA Trade W
05.12.2012
06.12.2012
06.12.2012
II Alligator mississippiensis Watchstraps 2 Nos. Hong Kong(CN) APO/RL 18204/12 dated USA Trade W
19.12.2012
05.12.2012
16.11.2012
II Caiman crocodilus fuscus Skin 568 nos Germany W-06072/12 Colombia Trade C
Dated 23.08.12
II Caiman crocodilus fuscus Cigar Box 1 No. UK(GB) 494018/01 dated Colombia Trade C
27.01.2012
CROCODYLIDAE
I Crocodylus niloticus Watchstraps 2 Nos. Singapore 12SG010949CM dated USA Trade C
09.11.2012
I Crocodylus niloticus Shoes 57 Pairs. Hong Kong(CN) APO/RL 13551/12 dated Zimbabwe Trade C
27.09.2012
TEIIDAE
II Tupinambis rufescens Skin 50 Nos. Germany W-06071/12 dt.23.08.12 Argentina Trade W
II Tupinambis rufescens Skin 350 Nos. Germany W-06071/12 dt.23.08.12 Argentina Trade W
151
SERPENTES
BOIDAE
II Eunectes notaeus Handbags 2 Nos. Switzerland 11CH127497 dated Argentina Trade W
21.12.2011
II Eunectes notaeus Handbags 1 No. Switzerland 12CH007986 dated Argentina Trade W
31.01.2012
31.01.2012
31.01.2012
02.02.2012
09.02.2012
09.02.2012
09.02.2012
15.02.2012
15.02.2012
22.02.2012
22.02.2012
22.02.2012
22.02.2012
II Eunectes notaeus Handbags 2 Nos. Switzerland 12CH022504 dated Argentina Trade C
14.03.2012
08.03.2012
08.03.2012
152
08.03.2012
08.03.2012
14.03.2012
II Eunectes notaeus Handbags 1 No. Italy IT/RX/2012/AR/03785 Argentina Trade W
dated 03.03.2012
08.03.2012
16.03.2012
29.03.2012
21.03.2012
28.03.2012
21.03.2012
28.03.2012
22.03.2012
21.03.2012
22.03.2012
10.04.2012
10.04.2012
04.04.2012
10.04.2012
153
04.04.2012
17.04.2012
17.04.2012
24.04.2012
02.05.2012
24.04.2012
24.04.2012
24.04.2012
22.05.2012
28.08.2012
29.08.2012
28.08.2012
28.08.2012
04.09.2012
04.09.2012
04.09.2012
04.09.2012
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
154
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
19.09.2012
25.09.2012
25.09.2012
02.10.2012
. 02.10.2012
02.10.2012
02.10.2012
02.10.2012
10.10.2012
10.10.2012
10.10.2012
155
App Species Description Qty. Destination CITES Permit Country of Purpose Source
Number Origin
10.10.2012
10.10.2012
10.10.2012
10.10.2012
10.10.2012
10.10.2012
16.10.2012
16.10.2012
15.10.2012
16.10.2012
16.10.2012
15.10.2012
16.10.2012
16.10.2012
15.10.2012
15.10.2012
16.10.2012
16.10.2012
156
Number Origin
16.10.2012
16.10.2012
15.10.2012
II Eunectes notaeus Handbags 2 Nos Switzerland 12CH094429 dated Argentina Trade W
31.10.2012
31.10.2012
31.10.2012
09.11.2012
09.11.2012
09.11.2012
09.11.2012
20.11.2012
02.10.2012
09.11.2012
07.11.2012
05.12.2012
05.12.2012
05.12.2012
05.12.2012
157
Number Origin
05.12.2012
05.12.2012
05.12.2012
05.12.2012
ACTINOPTERYGII
ACIPENSERIDAE
II Acipenser baerii Cosmetic Extracts 0.101 gms. Germany W-00297/12 dated Italy Trade C
containing Caviar 12.01.2012
II Acipenser baerii Cosmetic Extracts 0.107 gms. Germany W-03608/12 dated France Trade C
II Acipenser baerii Cosmetic Extracts 0.369 gms. Germany W-03993/12 dated France Trade C
II Acipenser baerii Cosmetic Extracts 0.01 gms. Germany W-05135 dated France Trade C
MOLLUSCA
STROMBIDAE
II Strombus gigas Sea shells 10000kg EXP/DPA/DQAV/1313/COQ/ Haiti Trade A
Haiti 2012/dated 30.03.2012
CNIDARIA
GORGONACEAE
CORALLIIDAE
III Corallium secundum Worked Coral Loose 2 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2011/NA/00728 Japan Trade O/W
Pieces 0.122 kgs. dated 03.01.2012
III Corallium secundum Worked Coral Loose 40 Nos. Italy IT/RX/2011/NA/00726 Japan Trade O/W
Pieces 1 Nos. dated 03.01.2012
10 Nos.
158
IV B - EXPORT ( FAUNA)
APP Species Description Qty. Destination CITES Permit Country of Purpose Source
Number Origin
MAMMALIA
CARNIVORA
AILURIDAE
I Ailurus fulgens fulgens Live 1:0 Australia A 2922 dated 02.07.12 India Zoo exchange C
REPTILIA
GAVIALIDAE
I Gavialis gangeticus Live 4:6 USA A2226 dated 07.05.2012 India Zoo Exchange C
IV C- RE-EXPORT ( FAUNA)
Number Origin
REPTILIA
ALLIGATORIDAE
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 3753 Pairs. Germany A 2535 dated 06.12.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 1315 Pairs. Hong Kong(CN) A 2532 dated 15.11.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 16 Pairs. USA A 2529 dated 29.10.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 63 Pairs. France A 2530 dated 29.10.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 5274 Pairs Switzerland A 2531 dated 29.10.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 71 Pairs. Hong Kong(CN) A 2528 dated 29.10.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch straps 1057 Pairs Hong Kong(CN) A 2525 dated. 09.10.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch straps 35 Pairs France A 2521 dated 30.08.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Straps 705 Pairs Switzerland A 2522 dated 30.08.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Straps 3145 Pairs Germany A 2520 dated 23.08.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Straps 103 Pairs Hong Kong(CN) A 2516 dated 13.08.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Straps 105 Pairs USA A 2517 dated 13.08.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 133 Pairs. France A 2518 dated 13.08.12 USA Trade W
159
Number Origin
II Alligator mississippiensis Skins 15 Nos France A 2041 dated 08.02.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Straps 16 Pairs France A 2045 dated 23.02.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Straps 300 Nos Switzerland A 2050 dated 16.03.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Straps 15 Pairs France A 2510 dated 10.07.12 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 7 Nos. Hong Kong(CN) 6988 dated 02.02.2012 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 7 Nos. Switzerland 6991 dated 02.04.2012 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 1 No. Oman 6992 dated 08.05.2012 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 1 No. Hong Kong(CN) 6995 dated 05.06.2012 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 3 Nos. Hong Kong(CN) 6998 dated 04.07.2012 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 2 Nos. Hong Kong(CN) A2255 dated 20.09.2012 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 1 No. Hong Kong(CN) A2258 dated 30.10.2012 USA Trade W
II Alligator mississippiensis Watch Strap 1 No. Oman A2263 dated 12.12.2012 USA Trade W
II Caiman crocodilus fuscus Watch straps 1110 pairs Germany A 2536 dated 06.12.12 Colombia Trade C
II Caiman crocodilus fuscus Watch straps 55 Pairs France A 2043 dated. 23.02.12 Colombia Trade C
TEIIDAE
II Tupinambis rufescens Watch Straps 3212 Germany A 2048 dt.15.03.12 Paraguay W

Trade
Pairs.
ACTINOPTERYGII
ACIPENSERIDAE
II Acipenser baerii Cosmeti Products 0.0137 gms. Singapore 6999 dated 04.07.2012 Italy Trade C
containing Caviar
II Acipenser baerii Cosmeti Products 0.294 gms. Singapore A2252 dated 05.09.2012 France Trade C
containing Caviar
II Acipenser baerii Cosmeti Products 0.029 gms. Singapore A2261 dated 17.11.2012 Italy Trade C
containing Caviar
160
IV D- IMPORT (FLORA)
APOCYANACEAE
II Hoodia gordonii Powder 200 Kgs South Africa 0129828 dt.06.07.12 - Trade A
II Hoodia gordonii Powder 200 Kgs South Africa 126678 dt.23.04.12 - Trade A
ROSACEAE
II Prunus africana Ecorces 5101 Kgs France FR1207600002-R Cameroon Trade W
dt. 01.02.12
THYMELAEACEAE
II Aquilaria malaccensis Agarwood 200 kgs Malaysia 009556 dt.25.11.11 Malaysia Trade W
chips/dust
II Aquilaria malaccensis Agarwood 837.5 kgs Singapore 12SG001389PR Malaysia Trade W
chips/dust dt.14.02.12
II Aquilaria malaccensis Agarwood 1353 kgs Singapore 12SG004623PR Malaysia Trade W
II Aquilaria malaccensis Agarwood 4000 kgs Indonesia 03076/IV/SATS-LN/2012 Indonesia Trade W
II Aquilaria malaccensis Agarwood 3728.5 kgs UAE 12MEW1807 dt.05.06.12 Indonesia Trade W
chips/dust
II Aquilaria malaccensis Agarwood 1300 kgs Singapore 12SG007736PR Malaysia Trade W
II Aquilaria malaccensis Agarwood 7000 kgs Malaysia 010319 dt.06.08.12 Malaysia Trade W
chips/dust
161
IV E- EXPORT (FLORA)
IV E (i) EXPORT OF LIVE PLANTS
Number Origin
ORCHIDACEAE
II Acrochaen punctata Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Aedires odoratum Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Aedires odoratum Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Aerides fieldingii Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Aerides fieldingii Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Aerides longicornu Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Aerides longicornu Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Aerides longicornu Live 10 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Aerides multiflora Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Aerides multiflora Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Aerides multiflora Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Aeredes multiflora Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Aeredes racemeformis Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Aerides racemeformis Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Aerides racemeformis Live 10 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Aerides vandarum Live 2 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Anoectochilus elwesii Live 10 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Anaectochilus gracile Live 10 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Anoecochilus lanceolatus Live 15 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Anaectochilus lanceolatus Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Anaectochilus sikkimensis Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Anaectochilus sikkimensis Live 5 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Arachnanthe cathcartii Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Arachnanthe clarkei Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Arachnanthe clarkei Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Arundina graminifolia Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Ascocentrum ampullaceum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Ascocentrum ampullaceum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
162
Number Origin
II Ascocentrum ampullaceum Live 100 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Ascocentrum ampullaceum Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Ascocentrum ampullaceum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Ascocentrum aurantiacum Live 10 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Ascocentrum aurantiacum Live 6 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Ascocentrum aurantiacum Live 30 Germany A 2943 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum affine Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum affine Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum affine Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum bisetum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum bisetum Live 6 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum careyanum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum careyanum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum careyanum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum careyanum Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum cauliflorum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum cauliflorum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum cauliflorum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum cauliflorum Live 6 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum clarkeanum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum cylindraceum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum cylindraceum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum cornu cervi Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum cornu-cervi Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum eublepharum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum ebulbum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum gutulatum Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum gutulatum Live 6 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum gamblei Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum gamblei Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum gracilipes Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
163
Number Origin
II Bulbophyllum gymnopus Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum gymnopus Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum hirtum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum hirtum Live 12 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum hirtum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum hirtum Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum helenae Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum helenae Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum hymenanthum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum hymenanthum Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum leopardinum Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum leopardinum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum leopardinum Live 100 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum leopardinum Live 8 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum leopardinum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum leopardinum Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum leptanthum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum listeri Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum listeri Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum odoratissimum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum odoratissimum Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum ornatissimum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum ornatissimum Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum pencillium Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum piluliferum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum piluliferum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum protractum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum reptans Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum reptans Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum reptans Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum rigidum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum striatum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum striatum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
164
Number Origin
II Bulbophyllum striatum Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum striatum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum striatum Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum secundum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum thomsoni Live 2 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum triste Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum triste Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum virescens Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum virescens Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Bulbophyllum virescens Live 7 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe biloba Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe brevicornu Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe brevicornu Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe brevicornu Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe chloroleuca Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe chloroleuca Live 12 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe chloroleuca Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe densiflora Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe gracilis Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe herbacea Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe herbacea Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe labrosa Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe manii Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe manii Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe manii Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe masuca Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe masuca Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe puberula Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe puberula Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Calanthe puberula Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Chilochistal luniferus Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
165
Number Origin
II Cirrhopetalum andersoni Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum andersoni Live 2 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum bootanense Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum brevipes Live 2 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum brevipes Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum caudatum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum coespitosum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum coespitosum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum cornutum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum cornutum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum elatum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum guttulatum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum guttulatum Live 30 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum maculosum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum refractum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum refractum Live 100 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum sarcophyllum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum sarcophyllum Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum sikkimense Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum viridiflorum Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum viridiflorum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cirrhopetalum wallichii Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cleisostoma brevipes Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne barbata Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne barbata Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne barbata Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne barbata Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne corymbosa Live 25 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne corymbosa Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne corymbosa Live 12 France A 2906 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne corymbosa Live 10 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne corymbosa Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne cristata Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
166
Number Origin
II Coelogyne cristata Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne flaccida Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne flaccida Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme flavida Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme elata Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme elata Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme elata Live 4 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme elata Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme fuscescens Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme fuscescens Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne graminifolia Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme nitida Live 25 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme nitida Live 12 France A 2906 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme nitida Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyme nitida Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne ochracea Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne ochracea Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne ochracea Live 125 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne ochracea Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne ochracea Live 30 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne oculata Live 25 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne oculata Live 100 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne oculata Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne oculata Live 10 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne oculata Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne oculata Live 10 Germany A 2943 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne ochracea Live 10 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne ovalis Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne ovalis Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne ovalis Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne stricta Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
167
Number Origin
II Coelogyne stricta Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne stricta Live 10 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Coelogyne stricta Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cryptochilus lutea Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cryptochilus lutea Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cryptochilus sanguinea Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cryptochilus sanguinea Live 100 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Cryptochilus sanguinea Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium aloifolium Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium cyperifolium Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium devonianum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium devonianum Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium devonianum Live 30 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium cochleare Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium cochleare Live 5 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium elegans Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium elegans Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium elegans Live 8 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium elegans Live 30 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium eburneum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium eburneum Live 3 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium eburneum Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium eburneum Live 30 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium giganteum Live 8 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium hookerianum Live 6 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium hookerianum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium iriodiodes Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium iriodiodes Live 12 Germany A 2842 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium lanceofolium Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium lanceofolium Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium lanceofolium Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium lowianum Live 5 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidim longifolium Live 5 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium mastersii Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium mastersii Live 2 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
168
Number Origin
II Cymbidium mastersii Live 8 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium michrorhizon Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium michrorhizon Live 12 Germany A 2943 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium tigrinum Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium tigrinum Live 24 France A 2906 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium tigrinum Live 10 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium tigrinum Live 10 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium tracyanum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Cymbidium tracyanum Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium amaenum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium amaenum Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium amaenum Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium amplum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium amplum Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium. aphyllum Live 6 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium bellatulum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
Ii Dendrobium bellatulum Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium bellatulum Live 6 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium bensoniae Live 25 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium bensaniae Live 4 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium bensoniae Live 10 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium candimum Live 10 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium candimum Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium capillipes Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium capillipes Live 8 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium chrysanthum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium chrysanthum Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium chrysanthum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium chrysanthum Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium clavatum Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium crepidatum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium crepidatum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
169
Number Origin
II Dendrobium crepidatum (v. assamica) Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium crepidatum (v. assamica) Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium crepidatum Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium crassinode Live 6 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium crassinode Live 4 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium crassinode Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium cumulatum Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium cumulatum Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium densiflorum Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium densiflorum Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium densiflorum Live 30 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium denudans Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium denudans Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium denudans Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium devonianum Live 35 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium devonianum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium devonianum Live 11 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium eriaeflorum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium farmerii Live 100 USA A 2904 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium farmerii Live 61 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium fimbriatum Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium fimbriatum Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium formosum Live 12 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium formosum Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium gibsonii Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium gibsonii Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium heterocarpus Live 2 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium heterocarpus Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium hookerianum Live 2 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium jenkensii Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium lituiflorum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium lituiflorum Live 2 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium lituiflorum Live 7 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
170
Number Origin
II Dendrobium longicornu Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium longicornu Live 24 France A 2906 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium longicornu Live 5 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium maschatum Live 30 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium nobile Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium ochreatum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium ochreatum Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium parishii Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium primulinum Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium pulchellum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium porphyrochilum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium porphyrochilum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium terminale Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium transporens Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium rotundatum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium stuposum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium stuposum Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium terminale Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium terminale Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium transparens Live 8 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium williamsonii Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium williamsoni Live 8 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrobium wardianum Live 11 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Doritis taenialis Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Doritis taenialis Live 12 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Doritis taenialis Live 50 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Doirtis wighti Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Doirtis wightii Live 28 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Doirtis wightii Live 12 Germany A 2842 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Dendrocolla arachnites Live 1 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Epidendrum obrieanum Live 12 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
171
Number Origin
II Epidendrum obrieanum Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Epigenium amplum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Epigenium amplum Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Eria amica Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Eria coronaria Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Eria coronaria Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Eria coronaria Live 7 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Eria dasyphylla Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Eria dasyphylla Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Eria excavate Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Eria flava Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Eria flava Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Eria flava Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Eria panuculata Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Eria pubescens Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Eria pubescens Live 12 France A 2906 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Eria pubescens Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Eria spicata Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Eria spicata Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Esmaralda clarkei Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Esmaralda clarkei Live 24 France A 2906 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Esmaralda clarkei Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Esmaralda clarkei Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Esmaralda cathcartii Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Esmaralda cathcartii Live 24 France A 2906 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Esmaralda cathcartii Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Esmaralda cathcartii Live 5 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Gastrochilus acutifolium Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Gastrochilus acutifolium Live 5 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Gastrochilus acutifolium Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Gastrochilus calceolare Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Gastrochilus calceolare Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Gastrochilus calceolare Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
172
Number Origin
II Gastrochilus calceolare Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Gastrochilus dasypogon Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.24.01.12 India Trade A
II Gastrochilus dasypogon Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Gastrochilus dasypogon Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Geodorum purpureum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Goodyera hemsleyana Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Goodyera vittata Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Goodyera vittata Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Habenaria parishii Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Habenaria sussanae Live 150 Switzerland A 2903 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Habenaria sussanae Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Habenaria sussanae Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Hataenaria rubens Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Hygrochilus parishii Live 24 Germany A 2842 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Kingidium deliciosum Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Kingidium deliciosum Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Kingdium taenialis Live 25 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Kingdium taenialis Live 8 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Kingdium taenialis Live 3 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Ione scariosa Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Ione andersoni Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Ione bicolo Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Ione intermedia Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Luisia volucris Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Monomeria barbata Live 20 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Monomeria barbata Live 6 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Monomeria barbata Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Monomeria barbata Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Monomeria barbata Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Microstylis wallichii Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Nephalephyllum cordifolium Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Nephalephyllum cordifolium Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
173
Number Origin
II Nephalephyllum grandifloram Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Nephalephyllum grandifloram Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Nephalephyllum purchrum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Nephalaphyllum. pulchrum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Oberonia croftiana Live 50 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Oberonia demissa Live 50 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Oberonia ensiformis Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Oberonia myriantha Live 50 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Oberonia. rufilabris Live 50 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Otochilus ensiformis Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Otochilus fusca Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Otochilus porrecta Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Papilionanthe vandarum Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Papilionanthe vandarum Live 10 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Papilionanthe vandarum Live 5 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Papilionanthe teres Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Papilionanthe teres Live 5 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Papilionanthe teres Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Panisea uniflora Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis parishii Live 25 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis parishii v. lobbii Live 24 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis parishii Live 7 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis parishii v. lobby Live 32 Germany A 2941 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis parishii Live 100 USA A 2904 19.03.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis parishii Live 3 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis parishii Live 10 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis manii Live 36 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis manii Live 5 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Phalaenopsis manii Live 12 Germany A 2842 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Phajus falvum Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Phajus falvum Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Phajus mishmensis Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Phajus mishmensis Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Phajus mishmensis Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Phajus tancarvillae Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
174
Number Origin
II Phajus tancarvillae Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Pholidota imbricata Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Pholidota imbricata Live 6 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Pholidota recurva Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pholidota rubra Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pholidota rubra Live 10 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Pholidota rubra Live 4 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Pholidota rubra Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Pleione hookeriana Live 300 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Pleione hookeriana Live 50 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione hookeriana Live 150 Switzerland A 2903 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione hookeriana Live 25 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Pleione hookeriana Live 120 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione hookeriana Live 500 UK(GB) A 2939 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Pleione hookeriana Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Pleione humilis Live 100 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Pleione humilis Live 30 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione humilis Live 150 Switzerland A 2903 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione humilis Live 25 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Pleione humilis Live 120 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione humilis Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Pleione maculata Live 300 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Pleione maculate Live 50 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione maculate Live 150 Switzerland A 2903 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione maculate Live 25 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Pleione maculate Live 600 UK(GB) A 2939 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Pleione maculate Live 250 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione maculata Live 250 UK(GB) A 2940 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Pleione maculata Live 6 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Pleione praecox Live 300 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Pleione praecox Live 150 Switzerland A 2903 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pleione praecox Live 25 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Pleione praecox Live 120 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
175
Number Origin
II Pleione praecox Live 600 UK(GB) A 2939 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Pleione praecox Live 250 UK(GB) A 2940 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Pleione praecox Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Podochilus cultratua Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Podochilus khasianus Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pogonia gammieana Live 10 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Pogonia plicata Live 60 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Porpax fibuliformis Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Porpax meirex Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Rhyncostylis retusa Live 12 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Rhyncostylis retusa Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Rhyncostylis retusa Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Rhyncostylis retusa Live 6 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Ritaia himalaica Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Saccolabium distichum Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Sarcanthus insectifer Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Saccolabium acutifolium Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Saccolabium longifolium Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Saccolabiumochraceum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Sarcochilus luniferus Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Sarcochilus pygmaeus Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Satyrium nepalense Live 12 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Satyrium nepalense Live 6 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Satyrium nepalense Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Schaenorchis manipurensis Live 15 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Schaenorchis manipurensis Live 12 Germany A 2907 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Stauropsis undulata Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Schaenorchis manipurensis Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Sterochilus hirtus Live 50 USA A 2920 dt.29.06.12 India Trade A
II Taeniophyllum crepidiforme Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Taeniophyllumretrospiculatum Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Taeniophyllum crepidiforme Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Taeniophyllum retrospiculatum Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Thunia alba Live 2 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
176
Number Origin
II Thunia marshalliana Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Thunia bensoniae Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Thunia venosa Live 30 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Thunia venosa Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda amesiana Live 24 Germany A 2842 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda alpina Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Vanda alpine Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Vanda coerulescens Live 24 Germany A 2842 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda coerulescens Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda. cristata Live 70 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Vanda. cristata Live 4 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda. cristata Live 36 Germany A 2842 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda cristata Live 30 Germany A 2943 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda coerulescens Live 20 Germany A 2943 dt.15.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda parshii Live 10 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Vanda parishi Live 2 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Vandal parshii Live 9 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda pumila Live 5 USA A 2901 dt,19.03.12 India Trade A
II Vanda parviflora Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Vanda roxburghii Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Vanda stangena Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Vanda stangena Live 4 USA A 2908 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Vanda stangena Live 13 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Vanda teres Live 5 Denmark A 2902 dt.19.03.12 India Trade A
II Vandal teres Live 200 USA A 2904 19.03.12 India Trade A
II Vanda tesselata Live 50 Germany A 2892 dt.245.01.12 India Trade A
II Vanda tesselata Live 12 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
II Vandopsis undulata Live 20 Germany A 2909 dt.04.05.12 India Trade A
II Vandopsis undulata Live 1 Japan A 2938 dt.10.10.12 India Trade A
177
IV E (ii) - EXPORT OF PLANT PORTION, DERIVATIVE, EXTRACT AND FORMULATION
Number Origin
COMPOSITAE
I Saussurea costus Herbal food products A 2533 India Trade D
5.47 Kgs Used Italy
dt.05.12.12
I Saussurea costus Roots Switzerland A 2514 India Trade D
3000 Kgs
dt. 09.08.12
I Saussurea costus Roots France A 2515 India Trade D
10000 Kgs
dt.09.08.12
I Saussurea costus Roots Switzerland A 2046 India Trade D
2000 Kgs
dt.01.03.12
I Saussurea costus Herbal food products Italy A 2502 India Trade D
5.299 Kgs used
dt.11.04.12
I Saussurea costus Herbal food products Italy A 2049 India Trade D
5.299 Kgs used
dt.15.03.12
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 5348 Bottles Uganda A2175 India Trade A
( 1.39kgs of dt.06.01.2012
Saussurea lappa
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 19646 Bottles UAE A2176 India Trade A
(10.21 kgs of dt.06.01.2012
Saussurea lappa
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 5148 Bottles Bahrain A2177 India Trade A
(2.67 kgs of dt.06.01.2012
Saussurea lappa
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 17046 Bottles Oman A2178 India Trade A
(8.86 kgs of dt.06.01.2012
Saussurea lappa
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 7896 Bottles Kuwait A 2179 India Trade A
( 4.10kgs of dt.06.1.2012
Saussurea lappa
used)
178
Number Origin
I Saussurea lappa Anti-Wrinkle Cream 60930 Bottles Cyprus A 2180 India Trade A
(3.19 kgs of dt 06.1.2012
Saussurea lappa
used)
I Saussurea lappa Purim Tabs (UC) 60’s 798 Bottles Trinidad A2182 India Trade A
Purim Tabs (UC) 30’s 198 Bottles( 1.93kgs dt.13.01.20
of Saussurea lappa
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 100 ml 1846 Bottles(0.47 kgs Kenya A 2183 dt India Trade A
of Saussurea lappa dt.13.1.2012
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 100 ml 1746 Bottles(0.45 kgs Kenya A 2184 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti Wrinkle Cream 2014 Bottles(0.10 kgs Oman A 2185 India Trade A
50 gm of Saussurea lappa dt.13.1.2012
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti Wrinkle Cream 3022 Bottles(0.05 kgs UAE A 2186 India Trade A
50 gm of Saussurea lappa dt.12.1.2012
used)
I Saussurea lappa Purim Tabs (UC) 60’s 299 Bottles Barbados A2191 India Trade A
Purim Tabs (UC) 30’s 199 Bottles( 0.85kgs dt.23.01.2012
of Saussurea lappa
used)
I Saussurea lappa Purim Tabs (UC) 60’s 798 Bottles Trinidad A2192 India Trade A
Purim Tabs (UC) 30’s 198 Bottles(1.93 kgs dt.23.01.2012
of Saussurea lappa
used)
I Saussurea lappa Muscle & Joint Rub 238 Bottles(0.044 kgs South Africa A2198 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti Wrinkle Cream 2400 Bottles(0.12 kgs Kuwait A2199 India Trade A
used)
179
Number Origin
I Saussurea lappa Anti Wrinkle Cream 1917 Bottles(0.10 kgs Singapore A 2200 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti Wrinkle Cream 1533 Bottles(0.08 kgs Saudi Arabia A2202 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti Wrinkle Cream 1344 Bottles(0.07 kgs South Africa A2203 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa & Muscle & Joint Rub 97 Bottles(0.006 kgs Malaysia A 2204 India Trade A
II Vanda roxburghii of Saussurea lappa dt.12.3.2012
& and 0.006 kgs of
Vanda roxburghii
used))
I Saussurea lappa Septilin syrup 11997 Bottles(3.11 Cyprus A2215 India Trade A
kgs of Saussurea dt.27.04.2012
lappa
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti-wrinkle cream 1200 Bottles(0.06 kgs South Africa A2216 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Purim tabs 1972 Bottles(4.25 kgs Malaysia A2217 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti-wrinkle cream 2060 Bottles(0.108 UAE A2222 India Trade A
kgs of Saussurea dt.27.04.2012
lappa
used)
I & II Saussurea lappa & Rumalaya Cream 6596 Bottles Mongolia A2223 India Trade A
Vanda Reosto tabs 3000 Bottles(9.37 kgs dt.04.05.2012
roxburghii of Saussurea lappa
and 9.37 kgs of Vanda
roxburghii
used)
180
Number Origin
I & II Saussurea lappa & Rumalaya cream 1187 Bottles Malaysia A2225 India Trade A
Vanda roxburghii Septilin tabs 5937 Bottles(0.06 kgs dt.04.05.2012
of Saussurea lappa
and 38.65 kgs of
Vanda roxburghii
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti-wrinkle cream 956 Bottles( 0.050kgs Tobago A2228 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti-wrinkle cream 2156 Bottles( 0.11kgs Saudi Arabia A2231 India Trade A
used)
I & II Saussurea lappa & Anti-wrinkle cream 2393 Bottles South Africa A2232 India Trade A
Vanda roxburghii Muscle & Joint rub 2156 Bottles( 0.52kgs dt.07.06.2012
of Saussurea lappa
roxburghii
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin syrup 137 Bottles( 0.07kgs Maldives A2233 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 4997 Bottles( 1.29kgs 2234 India Trade A
of Saussurea lappa Malaysia dt.09.07.2012
used)
Saussurea lappa Anti-Wrinkle Cream 1816 Bottles( 0.09kgs Kuwait A2235 India Trade A
I of Saussurea lappa dt.09.07.2012
used)
Saussurea lappa Anti-Wrinkle Cream 1341 Bottles( 0.07kgs South Africa A2239 India Trade A
used)
Saussurea lappa Anti-Wrinkle Cream 1916 Bottles(0.10 kgs UAE A2241 India Trade A
used)
Saussurea lappa Anti-Wrinkle Cream 568 Bottles(0.29 kgs Qatar A2242 India Trade A
used)
181
Number Origin
Saussurea lappa Anti-Wrinkle Cream 1528 Bottles( 0.08kgs Saudi Arabia A2243 India Trade A
used)
Saussurea lappa Anti-Wrinkle Cream 4249 Bottles(0.22 kgs A2246 India Trade A
I of Saussurea lappa Malaysia dt.22.08.2012
used)
Saussurea lappa Anti-Wrinkle Cream 8632 Bottles( 0.45kgs A2247 India Trade A
I of Saussurea lappa UAE dt.22.08.2012
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 480 Bottles( 0.02kgs Jordan A2250 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 2400 Bottles(0.12 kgs A3002 India Trade A
of Saussurea lappa UAE dt.25.09.2012
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 3727 Bottles( 0.19kgs Cyprus A3003 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 1375 Bottles( 0.71kgs Bahrain A3004 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 1961 Bottles( 1.03kgs A3005 India Trade A
of Saussurea lappa Cyprus dt.25.09.2012
used)
I & II Saussurea lappa Muscle & Joint Rub 877 Bottles(0.05 kgs Singapore A3006 India Trade A
& of Saussurea lappa dt.25.09.2012
Vanda roxburghii and 0.05 kgs of Vanda
roxburghii
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 236 Bottles( 0.01kgs Bahrain A3019 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 1196 Bottles(0.062kgs Saudi Arabia A3021 India Trade A
used)
182
Number Origin
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 447 Bottles( 0.02kgs Singapore A3022 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 476 Bottles(0.02 kgs Uganda A3023 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 4796 Bottles(0.25 kgs UAE A3024 India Trade A
used)
I & II Saussurea lappa & Reosto Tablets 1997 Bottles Malaysia A3029 India Trade A
Vanda roxburghii Rumalaya Cream 2807 Bottles(0.15 kgs dt.29.10.2012
of Saussurea lappa
roxburghii used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 1053 Bottles( 0.05kgs West Indies A3030 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 2396 Bottles(0.12 kgs Saudi Arabia A3031 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 1200 Units (0.06 kgs Saudi Arabia A3032 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 117 Bottles ( 0.006kgs Fiji A3033 India Trade A
used)
I & II Saussurea lappa & Rumalaya Cream 1942 Bottles (0.11 kgs Malaysia A3034 India Trade A
Vanda roxburghii of Saussurea lappa dt.22.11.2012
roxburghii
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 10597 Bottles Oman A3035 India Trade A
Septilin Syrup 247 Bottles( 5.57kgs dt.05.12.2012
of Saussurea lappa
used)
183
Number Origin
I & II Saussurea lappa & Muscle & Joint Rub 4508 Bottles(0.84 kgs UAE A3037 India Trade A
roxburghii
used)
I & II Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 1820 Bottles(1.32 kgs Kuwait A3039 India Trade A
& Muscle & Joint Rub of Saussurea lappa dt.05.12.2012
Vanda roxburghii and 0.42 kgs of Vanda
roxburghii
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 1794 Bottles(0.09 kgs Singapore A3043 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 528 Bottles( 0.02kgs Oman A3044 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Anti- Wrinkle Cream 240 Bottles( 0.01 kgs Bahrain A3045 India Trade A
used)
I & II Saussurea lappa & Muscle & Joint Rub 432 Bottles(0.08 kgs Bahrain A3046 India Trade A
And 0.08 kgs of Vanda
roxburghiiused)
I Saussurea lappa Purim Tablets 2997 Bottles(6.47 kgs Malaysia A3047 India Trade A
used)
I Saussurea lappa Septilin Syrup 9996 Bottles(2.59 kgs UAE A3048 India Trade A
used)
I & II Vanda roxburghii & Reosto Tablets 1997 Bottles Malaysia A3029 India Trade A
Saussurea lappa Rumalaya Cream 2807 Bottles (0.15 dt.29.10.2012
kgs of Saussurea
lappa and 5.99 kgs of
Vanda roxburghii
used)
184
Number Origin
APOCYNACEAE
II Rauvolfia serpentina Dried roots 100 Kgs Germany A 2526 dt.18.10.12 India Trade A
II Rouwolfia serpentine Dried root 100 kgs. Germany A 2905 dt.16.4.12 India Trade A
II Rouwolfia serpentine Dried root 200 gms Germany A 2944 dt.16.10.12 India Trade A
BERBERIDACEAE
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 12 kgs. British Virgin A2253 dated India Trade W
Islands(GB) 05.09.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 1 kg. Germany A2254 dated India Trade W
05.09.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 100 kgs. Mexico A2256 dated India Trade W
23.10.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 25 kgs. Germany A2259 dated India Trade W
21.11.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 50 kgs. British Virgin A2260 dated India Trade W
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 20 kgs. Thailand A2262 dated India Trade W
27.11.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 6 kgs. South Africa A2265 dated India Trade W
24.12.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 100 kgs. British Virgin 6984 dated India Trade W
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 6 kgs. South Africa 6985 dated India Trade W
02.01.2012
02.01.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 59 kgs. Australia 6989 dated India Trade W
02.01.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 20 kgs. Thailand 6990 dated India Trade W
02.04.2012
185
Number Origin
16.05.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 5 kgs. Romania 6994 dated India Trade W
16.05.2012
04.07.2012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 20 kgs. Thailand 6997 dated India Trade W
04.07.02012
II Podophyllum hexandrum Resin 50 kgs. Australia A2251 dated India Trade W
03.08.2012
SCROPHULARIACEAE
II Picrorhiza kurrooa A 2527
Dried roots 200 Kgs Bristol(GB) India Trade A
dt. 23.10.12
ORCHIDACEAE & Ors

Mentat Syrup 13198 Bottles UAE A 2162 India Trade A
Speman Tab 25688 Bottles (200.84 kgs of dt.06.01.2012
II Orchis mascula
Orchis mascula used)
II Orchis mascula Mentat Syrup 4698 Bottles (0.33 kgs of Yemen A2163 India Trade A
Orchis mascula used) dt.06.01.2012
II Orchis mascula Mentat Syrup 2348 Bottles (0.08453 kgs of Mauritius A2164 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Speman Forte 4996 Bottles Qatar A2165 India Trade A
Tabs 3998 Bottles dt.06.01.2012
Speman Forte 2998 Bottles (39.35 kgs of
Tabs Orchis mascula used)
Speman Tabs
186
Number Origin
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 13096 Bottles(108.46 kgs of Yemen A2166 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 28588 Bottles (222.98 kgs of UAE A2167 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Confido Tabs 4198 Bottles Kuwait A2168 India Trade A
(TFC) 2098 Bottles dt.06.01.2012
Mentat Tabs 1398 Bottles (43.41 kgs of
Tentex Forte Orchis mascula used)
Tabs
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 21488 Bottles Cyprus A2169 India Trade A
Tentex Forte 38676 Bottles dt.06.01.2012
Tabs 27372 Bottles(334.30 kgs of
Speman Forte Orchis mascula used)
Tabs
II Orchis mascula Tentex Forte 84808 Bottles (135.69 kgs of Cyprus A2170 India Trade A
Tabs Orchis mascula used) dt.06.01.2012
Tentex Forte 21114 Bottles(539.97 kgs of dt.06.01.2012
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 139952 Bottles(909.68 kgs of Cyprus A2172 India Trade A
Tentex Forte 14991 Bottles dt.06.01.2012
Tabs 49970 Bottles (543.77 kgs of
Speman Forte Orchis mascula used)
Tabs
II Orchis mascula Confido Tabs 8894 Bottles Yemen A 2187 India Trade A
(TFC) 9096 Bottles (154.19 kgs of dt.12-1-2012
Speman Tabs Orchis mascula used)
(TFC)
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 31592 Bottles (205.34 kgs of Kuwait A2188 India Trade A
187
Number Origin
II Orchis mascula Confido Tabs 4142 Bottles UAE A2189 India Trade A
Speman Tabs 58244 Bottles (493.07 kgs of dt.12.01.2012
II Orchis mascula Confido Tabs 4698 Bottles Kuwait A2190 India Trade A
Speman Tabs 19924 Bottles(173.47 kgs of dt.12.01.2012
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 9794 Bottles(76.39 kgs of UAE A2193 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Confido Tabs 16494 Bottles(154.38 kgs of UAE A2194 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula & Speman Tabs 2498 Bottles UAE A2197 India Trade A
Saussurea lappa Septilin syrup 30494 Bottles dt.24.02.2012
I Septilin syrup 2498 Bottles(4.05 kgs of Orchis
mascula and 16.49 kgs of
Saussurea lappa used)
II Orchis mascula Tentex Forte 1296 Bottles(1.03 kgs of Orchis Kenya A2201 India Trade A
Tabs mascula used) dt.24.2.2012
II Orchis mascula Confido Tabs 7442 Bottles(69.65 kgs of Kuwait A 2205 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula & Reosto Tabs 434 Bottles Mauritius A 2206 India Trade A
Vanda roxburghii Tentex Forte 1663 Bottles(2.66 kgs of Orchis dt.12.3.2012
Tabs mascula and 0.651 kgs of
Vanada roxburghii used)
188
Number Origin
II Orchis mascula & Confido Tabs 9300 Bottles Kuwait A 2207 India Trade A
I Saussurea lappa Confido Tabs 997 Bottles dt.12.3.2012
Mentat Tabs 4397 Bottles
Speman Tabs 5497 Bottles
Speman Tabs 2997 Bottles
Tentex Forte Tabs 4897 Bottles
Septilin Syrup 2747 Bottles
Septilin Syrup 697 Bottles(141.36 kgs of
Orchis mascula and 1.6 kgs
of Saussurea lappa used)
II Orchis mascula Speman tabs 4997 Bottles(32.48 kgs of Cyprus A2208 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Speman forte tabs 10194 Bottles Cyprus A2211 India Trade A
Speman tabs 2794 Bottles dt.27.04.2012
Tentex forte tabs 1694 Bottles(60.62 kgs of
II Orchis mascula Speman forte tabs 14647 Bottles A2212 India Trade A
Speman tabs 19694 Bottles(185.13 kgs of dt.27.04.2012
Cyprus
II Orchis mascula Speman forte tabs 4897 Bottles(19.09 kgs of A2213 India Trade A
Cyprus
II Orchis mascula Speman forte tabs 14994 Bottles A2214 India Trade A
Speman tabs 17997 Bottles(175.45 kgs of dt.27.04.2012
Cyprus
189
Number Origin
I & II Vanda roxburghii Muscle & Joint rub 3194 Bottles A2218 India Trade A
Orchis mascula Speman tabs 6997 Bottles(45.48 kgs of
Orchis mascula + 2.52 kgs
Malaysia
of Saussurea lappa + 0.19
kgs of Vanda roxburghii
used)
I & II Orchis mascula Confido tabs 2842 Bottles A2219 India Trade A
Saussurea lappa & Rumalaya cream 23230 Bottles(26.60 kgs of dt.27.04.2012
Vanda roxburghii Orchis mascula + 1.31 kgs
of Saussurea lappa and Oman
1.31 kgs of Vanda roxburghii
used)
I & II Orchis mascula Confido tabs 5992 Bottles A2220 India Trade A
Saussurea lappa & Rumalaya cream 3996 Bottles(56.08 kgs of dt.27.04.2012
Vanda roxburghii Orchis mascula + 0.22 kgs
of Saussurea lappa and Oman
used)
I & II Orchis mascula Mentat syrup 9942 Bottles A2221 India Trade A
Saussurea lappa Mentat tabs 14981 Bottles dt.27.04.2012
Vanda roxburghii Speman tabs 9996 Bottles
Tentex forte tabs 7996 Bottles
Rumalaya Cream 3166 Bottles
Purim tabs 24092 Bottles
Mongolia
of Saussurea lappa and
used)
II Orchis mascula Speman forte tabs 9797 Bottles(38.20 kgs of A2224 India Trade A
Oman
190
Number Origin
II Orchis mascula Confido tabs 8363 Bottles(59.77 kgs of A2227 India Trade A
Orchis mascula used) UAE dt.01.06.2012
II & I Orchis mascula Confido tabs 5497 Bottles A2230 India Trade A
Mentat syrup 4547 Bottles(51.77 kgs of
Orchis mascula and 10.23 Yemen
kgs of Saussurea lappa
used)
II Orchis mascula Mentat Syrup 7134 Bottles Nigeria A2236 India Trade A
Mentat Tablet 6676 Bottles dt.09.07.2012
Speman Tablet 15174 Bottles(104.88 kgs of
Orchis mascula Confido Tablets 15685 Bottles(146.81 kgs of A2238 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula used) Nigeria dt.25.07.2012
Orchis mascula Confido Tablets 2297 Bottles A2240 India Trade A

Mentat Tablet 779 Bottles dt.25.07.2012
II Speman Tablet 5897 Bottle (60.52 kgs of Kuwait
Orchis mascula Confido Tablets 1377 Bottles A2248 India Trade A

Speman Tablet 1377 Bottles dt.22.08.2012
II (15.39 kgs of Orchis Bahrain
mascula used)
Orchis mascula Speman Tablet 6497 Bottles A2249 India Trade A

(42.23 kgs of Orchis dt.22.08.2012
II Malaysia
mascula used)
191
Number Origin
II Orchis mascula Tentex Forte Tabs 5737 Bottles(9.17kgs of Cyprus A3008 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 5997 Bottles A3009 India Trade A

Speman Forte 4997 Bottles(58.46 kgs of Cyprus dt.25.09.2012
Speman Forte Tab 9994 Bottles(80.54 kgs of dt.25.09.2012
II Orchis mascula Speman Forte 77869 Bottles(303.68 kgs of Cyprus A3011 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Tentex Forte Tabs 996 Bottles(1.59 kgs of Cyprus A3012 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Speman Forte 22994 Bottles (89.67 kgs of Cyprus A3013 India Trade A
I & II Orchis mascula Confido Tabs 9319 Bottles Oman A3015 India Trade A
Vanda roxburghii Confido Tabs 496 Bottles dt.25.09.2012
Saussurea lappa Mentat Tabs 2696 Bottles
Tentex Forte Tab 2646 Bottles
Mentat Tabs 446 Bottles
Reosto Tabs 4737 Bottles
Reosto Tabs 246 Bottles
Rumalaya Cream 8562 Bottles(94.97 kgs of
14.81 kgs of Vanda
roxburghii used)
192
Number Origin
II Orchis mascula Mentat Syrup 40642 Bottles(1.46 kgs of Iraq A3025 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 2442 Bottles Doha(QA) A3026 India Trade A
Speman Tabs 197 Bottles (17.49 kgs of dt.22.10.2012
I & II Orchis mascula Mentat Syrup 4996 Bottles Mongolia A3027 India Trade A
Vanda roxburghii Mentat Tablets 4996 Bottles dt.22.10.2012
Saussurea lappa Speman Tablets 4996 Bottles
Tentex Forte 4996 Bottles
Tablets 1997 Bottles
Reosto Tablets 1996Bottles (41.12 kgs of
Septilin Syrup Orchis mascula + 5.19 kgs
used)
I & II Orchis mascula Purim Tablets 3897 Bottles Kuwait A3028 India Trade A
Saussurea lappa Tentex Forte 2509 Bottles (4.01 kgs of dt.22.10.2012
Tablets Orchis mascula and 8.41
used)
I & II Orchis mascula Confido Tabs 897 Bottles UAE A3036 India Trade A
Saussurea lappa Speman Tablets 5782 Bottles dt.05.12.2012
Orchis mascula and 10.60
used)
193
Number Origin
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 4492 Bottles Kuwait A3038 India Trade A
Mentat Tablets 1297 Bottles(30.35 kgs of dt.05.12.2012
II Orchis mascula Speman Tabs 300 Bottles(1.95 kgs of Dubai(UAE) A3040 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Tentex Forte 2998 Bottles(4.79 kgs of UAE A3042 India Trade A
Tablets Orchis mascula used) dt.21.12.2012
II Orchis mascula Speman Forte 14993 Bottles(58.47 kgs of Dubai(UAE) A3049 India Trade A
II Orchis mascula Speman Tablets 223964 Units (1937.33 kgs Dubai(UAE) A3051 India Trade A
of Orchis mascula used) dt.21.12.2012
II Orchis mascula Speman Tablets 3197 Bottles Dubai(UAE) A3052 India Trade A
Tentex Forte 2947 Bottles(25.49 kgs of dt.21.12.2012
Tablets Orchis mascula used)
II Vanda roxburghii Rumalaya Cream 3088 Bottles(0.17 kgs of Oman A 2181 India Trade A
Vanda roxburghii used) dt.06.1.2012
II Vanda roxburghii Reosto tabs 997 Bottles( kgs of Vanda A2229 India Trade A
Malaysia
roxburghii used) dt.01.06.2012
II Vanda roxburghii Reosto Tabs 4132 Bottles(0.33 kgs of South Africa A3014 India Trade A
Vanda roxburghii used) dt.25.09.2012
194
IV F - RE - EXPORT ( FLORA)
App Species Descripti Qty. Destination CITES Permit Country of Purpose Source
on Number Origin
APOCYNACEAE
II Hoodia gordonii Capsules 2625 bottles (120 capsules in

A 2524
each bottle, each capsule Kuwait South Africa Trade A
dt. 20.09.12
contains 200mg H. gordonii)
II Hoodia gordonii Tablet 350 bottles (60 tablets in
each bottle, each tablet A 2523
Singapore South Africa Trade W
contains 400mg H. gordonii) dt. 19.09.12
II Hoodia gordonii Tablet 360 tablets ( each tablet

contains 400mg H. gordonii) A 2519
UAE South Africa Trade W
dt. 22.08.12

each bottle, each capsule A 2512
UAE South Africa Trade A



THYMELAEACEAE
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 200 kgs Singapore A 2893 dt.24.01.12 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 117 kgs. Singapore A 2894 dt.24.1.12 Indonesia Trade
chips W
195
Number Origin
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 162 kgs Kuwait A 2895 dt.13.2.12 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 215 kgs. UAE A 2917 dt.16.0512 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 300 kgs. UAE A 2918 dt.20.0612 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 738 kgs Saudi Arabia A 2919 dt.28.0612 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 278 kgs Singapore A 2924 dt,02.07.12 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 233 kgs UAE A 2925 dt,02.07.12 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 440 kgs UAE A 2927 dt,31.07.12 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 347 kgs Singapore A 2928 dt,31.07.12 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 205 kgs UAE A 2931 dt.30.08.12 Indonesia Trade W
chips
W
chips
W
chips
II Aquilaria filaria Agarwood 320 kgs UAE A 2936 dt.25.09.12 Indonesia Trade
W
chips
W
chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 718 kgs. UAE A 2896 dt.27.02.12 Malaysia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 959 kgs UAE A 2897 dt.29.02.12 Malaysia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 201 kgs Kuwait A 2898 dt.29.02.12 Malaysia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 302 kgs Singapore A 2899 dt.29.02.12 Malaysia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
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Number Origin
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 206 kgs UAE A 2910 dt.16.0512 Malaysia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 205 kgs. UAE A 2911 dt.16.0512 Malaysia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 151 kgs Singapore A 2913 dt.16.0512 Malaysia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 244 kgs Singapore A 2915 dt.16.0512 Indonesia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 423.5 kgs UAE A 2923 dt,02.07.12 Malaysia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 255 kgs Singapore A 2933 dt.25.09.12 Indonesia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 1639 kgs. UAE A 2934 dt.25.09.12 Indonesia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 225 kgs UAE A 2945 dt.18.10.12 Indonesia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
197
Number Origin
II Aquilaria Agarwood 841 kgs. Saudi Arabia A 2952 dt.26.11.12 Indonesia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
II Aquilaria Agarwood 301 kgs. Singapore A 2956 dt.17.12.12 Malaysia Trade
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
W
malaccensis chips
198
ANNEXURE - I to VI
ANNEXURE - I
FORMS OF PERMITS / CERTIFICATES
I (A) EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE*
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
Valid upto _______________________
Export Through _____________________
CERTIFICATE UNDER CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN

ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILD FAUNA AND FLORA
Being satisfied that the specimens/items numbering ____

(___________________________________) pieces Gross Weight
___________________kg. belonging to species (scientific name of animal / plant) being
exported by M/s. _____________________________vide invoice No.
_____________________dt.________________to____________________________
was acquired before the provisions of the present Convention applied to that specimen, I
in my capacity, as Management Authority in terms of Para 2 of Article VII of the
Convention on International Trade in Engangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, issue
this certificate permitting export of the specimens/items as above.
(Signature & Stamp of Applicant for thPermit)
Place :
Date :
(Signature & Stamp of Asstt. Management Authority)

Dated____________
Notes :
Original copy should be surrendered to the Management Authority of the State of Import.
A Stamped copy of invoice is attached with the original certificate.
Signature and stamp of the authorities inspecting.

(a) On exportation (b) On importation
* For preconvention specimens/items.
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I (B) EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE*
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
Valid upto _______________________
Export Through _____________________
CERTIFICATE UNDER CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN

ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILD FAUNA AND FLORA
Being satisfied that the specimens/items numbering _______
(_______________________________) pieces Gross Weight
____________________kg. belonging to species (scientific name of animal / plant) being
exported by M/s. _________________________vide invoice No.
______________________dt._________________to____________________________
___is captive bred/artificially propagated origin, I in my capacity, as Management
Authority in terms of Para 5 of Article VII of the Convention on International Trade in
Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, issue this certificate permitting export of
the specimens/items as above.
(Signature & Stamp ofApplicant for the Permit)

Place :
Date :
(Signature & Stamp of Asstt. Management Authority)
Dated_______________
Notes :
Original copy should be surrendered to the Management Authority of the State of Import.
A Stamped copy of invoice is attached with the original certificate.
Signature and stamp of the authorities inspecting.
a) On exportation b) On importation
* For captive bred/artificially propagated specimens/items.
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1(C) EXPORT / RE-EXPORT PERMIT
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
202
1 (D) Certificate of Origin
No. _______________________
Valid untill_____________________
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : INDIA
This certificate is issued to _______________________________________who declare that
they are aware of the provisions of Convention, for the purpose of exporting (... .Common name
& Scientific name (Genus & Species) of animal/plant) listed in Appendix III of the Convention as
specified.
Description Quantity Value Sex Remarks

(Kg./nos.) (FOB/CIF)
THIS PERMIT IS ISSUED BY:

Signature of Asstt. Management Aurhority - CITES
Place_________________
Dated_________________
Signature of the Applicant for the Certificate
EXPORT ENDORSEMENT
Quantity____________________ LPC No.__________________dt.____________________

D.G.F.T. Quota no. & Date_________________
Shipping Bill No._________________
Wildlife Inspection Certificate No._________________
Signature___________________________
Official stamp & title_______________________________
Date_________________
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ANNEXURE - II A
List of Contracting Parties to CITES
(in chronological order)
Order Chronological order

ISO Two-letter ISO country code
Region CITES region
– 1 = Africa
– 2 = Asia
– 3 = Central and South America and the Caribbean
– 4 = Europe
– 5 = North America
– 6 = Oceania
Date 1 – (A) Accession

– (Ac) Acceptance
– (Ap) Approval
– (C) Continuation
– (S) Succession
– (R) Ratification
Date 2 Date of entry into force
Order State ISO Region Date 1 Date 2
United States of
1 US 5 14/01/1974 (R) 01/07/1975
America
2 Nigeria NG 1 09/05/1974 (R) 01/07/1975
3 Switzerland CH 4 09/07/1974 (R) 01/07/1975
4 Tunisia TN 1 10/07/1974 (R) 01/07/1975
5 Sweden SE 4 20/08/1974 (R) 01/07/1975
6 Cyprus CY 4 18/10/1974 (R) 01/07/1975
7 Ecuador EC 3 11/02/1975 (R) 01/07/1975
8 Chile CL 3 14/02/1975 (R) 01/07/1975
9 Uruguay UY 3 02/04/1975 (R) 01/07/1975
10 Canada CA 5 10/04/1975 (R) 09/07/1975
11 Mauritius MU 1 28/04/1975 (R) 27/07/1975
12 Nepal NP 2 18/06/1975 (A) 16/09/1975
13 Peru PE 3 27/06/1975 (R) 25/09/1975
14 Costa Rica CR 3 30/06/1975 (R) 28/09/1975
15 South Africa ZA 1 15/07/1975 (R) 13/10/1975
16 Brazil BR 3 06/08/1975 (R) 04/11/1975
17 Madagascar MG 1 20/08/1975 (R) 18/11/1975
18 Niger NE 1 08/09/1975 (R) 07/12/1975
19 Morocco MA 1 16/10/1975 (R) 14/01/1976
20 Ghana GH 1 14/11/1975 (R) 12/02/1976
21 Papua New Guinea PG 6 12/12/1975 (A) 11/03/1976
22 Germany DE 4 22/03/1976 (R) 20/06/1976
23 Pakistan PK 2 20/04/1976 (A) 19/07/1976
24 Finland FI 4 10/05/1976 (A) 08/08/1976
25 India IN 2 20/07/1976 (R) 18/10/1976
Democratic Republic of
26 CD 1 20/07/1976 (A) 18/10/1976
the Congo
27 Norway NO 4 27/07/1976 (R) 25/10/1976
28 Australia AU 6 29/07/1976 (R) 27/10/1976
United Kingdom of
29 Great Britain and GB 4 02/08/1976 (R) 31/10/1976
Northern Ireland
Iran (Islamic Republic
30 IR 2 03/08/1976 (R) 01/11/1976
of)
31 Paraguay PY 3 15/11/1976 (R) 13/02/1977
32 Seychelles SC 1 08/02/1977 (A) 09/05/1977
33 Guyana GY 3 27/05/1977 (A) 25/08/1977
34 Denmark DK 4 26/07/1977 (R) 24/10/1977
35 Senegal SN 1 05/08/1977 (A) 03/11/1977
36 Nicaragua NI 3 06/08/1977 (A) 04/11/1977
37 Gambia GM 1 26/08/1977 (A) 24/11/1977
38 Malaysia MY 2 20/10/1977 (A) 18/01/1978
Venezuela (Bolivarian
39 VE 3 24/10/1977 (R) 22/01/1978
Republic of)
40 Botswana BW 1 14/11/1977 (A) 12/02/1978
41 Egypt EG 1 04/01/1978 (A) 04/04/1978
42 Monaco MC 4 19/04/1978 (A) 18/07/1978
43 France FR 4 11/05/1978 (Ap) 09/08/1978
44 Panama PA 3 17/08/1978 (R) 15/11/1978
45 Togo TG 1 23/10/1978 (R) 21/01/1979
46 Kenya KE 1 13/12/1978 (R) 13/03/1979
47 Jordan JO 2 14/12/1978 (A) 14/03/1979
48 Indonesia ID 2 28/12/1978 (A) 28/03/1979
49 Sri Lanka LK 2 04/05/1979 (A) 02/08/1979
50 Bahamas BS 3 20/06/1979 (A) 18/09/1979
Bolivia (Plurinational
51 BO 3 06/07/1979 (R) 04/10/1979
State of)
52 Italy IT 4 02/10/1979 (R) 31/12/1979
53 Guatemala GT 3 07/11/1979 (R) 05/02/1980
United Republic of
54 TZ 1 29/11/1979 (R) 27/02/1980
Tanzania
55 Liechtenstein LI 4 30/11/1979 (A) 28/02/1980
56 Israel IL 2 18/12/1979 (R) 17/03/1980
57 Japan JP 2 06/08/1980 (Ac) 04/11/1980
Central African
58 CF 1 27/08/1980 (A) 25/11/1980
Republic
59 Rwanda RW 1 20/10/1980 (A) 18/01/1981
60 Suriname SR 3 17/11/1980 (A) 15/02/1981
61 Zambia ZM 1 24/11/1980 (A) 22/02/1981
62 Portugal PT 4 11/12/1980 (R) 11/03/1981
63 China CN 2 08/01/1981 (A) 08/04/1981
64 Argentina AR 3 08/01/1981 (R) 08/04/1981
65 Liberia LR 1 11/03/1981 (A) 09/06/1981
66 Mozambique MZ 1 25/03/1981 (A) 23/06/1981
67 Zimbabwe ZW 1 19/05/1981 (A) 17/08/1981
68 Cameroon CM 1 05/06/1981 (A) 03/09/1981
69 Belize BZ 3 19/08/1986 (S) 21/09/1981
70 Philippines PH 2 18/08/1981 (R) 16/11/1981
71 Colombia CO 3 31/08/1981 (R) 29/11/1981
72 Guinea GN 1 21/09/1981 (A) 20/12/1981
73 Bangladesh BD 2 20/11/1981 (R) 18/02/1982
74 Austria AT 4 27/01/1982 (A) 27/04/1982
75 Malawi MW 1 05/02/1982 (A) 06/05/1982
76 Sudan SD 1 26/10/1982 (R) 24/01/1983
77 Saint Lucia LC 3 15/12/1982 (A) 15/03/1983
78 Thailand TH 2 21/01/1983 (R) 21/04/1983
79 Congo CG 1 31/01/1983 (A) 01/05/1983
80 Belgium BE 4 03/10/1983 (R) 01/01/1984
81 Algeria DZ 1 23/11/1983 (A) 21/02/1984
82 Luxembourg LU 4 13/12/1983 (R) 12/03/1984
83 Trinidad and Tobago TT 3 19/01/1984 (A) 18/04/1984
84 Benin BJ 1 28/02/1984 (A) 28/05/1984
85 Netherlands NL 4 19/04/1984 (R) 18/07/1984
86 Honduras HN 3 15/03/1985 (A) 13/06/1985
87 Hungary HU 4 29/05/1985 (A) 27/08/1985
88 Afghanistan AF 2 30/10/1985 (A) 28/01/1986
89 Somalia SO 1 02/12/1985 (A) 02/03/1986
90 Spain ES 4 30/05/1986 (A) 28/08/1986
91 Singapore SG 2 30/11/1986 (A) 28/02/1987
92 Dominican Republic DO 3 17/12/1986 (A) 17/03/1987
93 El Salvador SV 3 30/04/1987 (A) 29/07/1987
94 Burundi BI 1 08/08/1988 (A) 06/11/1988
Saint Vincent and the
95 VC 3 30/11/1988 (A) 28/02/1989
Grenadines
96 Chad TD 1 02/02/1989 (A) 03/05/1989
97 Gabon GA 1 13/02/1989 (A) 14/05/1989
98 Ethiopia ET 1 05/04/1989 (A) 04/07/1989
99 Malta MT 4 17/04/1989 (A) 16/07/1989
100 New Zealand NZ 6 10/05/1989 (A) 08/08/1989
101 Vanuatu VU 6 17/07/1989 (A) 15/10/1989
102 Burkina Faso BF 1 13/10/1989 (A) 11/01/1990
103 Poland PL 4 12/12/1989 (R) 12/03/1990
104 United Arab Emirates AE 2 08/02/1990 (A) 09/05/1990
105 Cuba CU 3 20/04/1990 (A) 19/07/1990
106 Brunei Darussalam BN 2 04/05/1990 (A) 02/08/1990
107 Guinea-Bissau GW 1 16/05/1990 (A) 14/08/1990
108 Namibia NA 1 18/12/1990 (A) 18/03/1991
109 Bulgaria BG 4 16/01/1991 (A) 16/04/1991
110 Mexico MX 5 02/07/1991 (A) 30/09/1991
111 Uganda UG 1 18/07/1991 (A) 16/10/1991
112 Russian Federation RU 4 13/01/1992 (C) 01/01/1992
113 Djibouti DJ 1 07/02/1992 (A) 07/05/1992
114 Equatorial Guinea GQ 1 10/03/1992 (A) 08/06/1992
115 Estonia EE 4 22/07/1992 (A) 20/10/1992
116 Slovakia SK 4 02/03/1993 (S) 01/01/1993
117 Czech Republic CZ 4 14/04/1993 (S) 01/01/1993
118 Greece GR 4 08/10/1992 (A) 06/01/1993
119 Barbados BB 3 09/12/1992 (A) 09/03/1993
120 Republic of Korea KR 2 09/07/1993 (A) 07/10/1993
121 Viet Nam VN 2 20/01/1994 (A) 20/04/1994
122 Saint Kitts and Nevis KN 3 14/02/1994 (A) 15/05/1994
123 Mali ML 1 18/07/1994 (A) 16/10/1994
124 Romania RO 4 18/08/1994 (A) 16/11/1994
125 Eritrea ER 1 24/10/1994 (A) 22/01/1995
126 Sierra Leone SL 1 28/10/1994 (A) 26/01/1995
127 Côte d'Ivoire CI 1 21/11/1994 (A) 19/02/1995
128 Comoros KM 1 23/11/1994 (A) 21/02/1995
129 Dominica DM 3 04/08/1995 (A) 02/11/1995
130 Belarus BY 4 10/08/1995 (A) 08/11/1995
131 Mongolia MN 2 05/01/1996 (A) 04/04/1996
132 Saudi Arabia SA 2 12/03/1996 (A) 10/06/1996
133 Georgia GE 4 13/09/1996 (A) 12/12/1996
134 Turkey TR 4 23/09/1996 (A) 22/12/1996
135 Latvia LV 4 11/02/1997 (A) 12/05/1997
136 Swaziland SZ 1 26/02/1997 (A) 27/05/1997
137 Jamaica JM 3 23/04/1997 (A) 22/07/1997
138 Yemen YE 2 05/05/1997 (A) 03/08/1997
139 Myanmar MM 2 13/06/1997 (A) 11/09/1997
140 Cambodia KH 2 04/07/1997 (R) 02/10/1997
141 Antigua and Barbuda AG 3 08/07/1997 (A) 06/10/1997
142 Uzbekistan UZ 2 10/07/1997 (A) 08/10/1997
143 Fiji FJ 6 30/09/1997 (A) 29/12/1997
144 Mauritania MR 1 13/03/1998 (A) 11/06/1998
145 Azerbaijan AZ 4 23/11/1998 (A) 21/02/1999
146 Grenada GD 3 30/08/1999 (A) 28/11/1999
147 Ukraine UA 4 30/12/1999 (A) 29/03/2000
148 Iceland IS 4 03/01/2000 (A) 02/04/2000
149 Kazakhstan KZ 2 20/01/2000 (A) 19/04/2000
150 Slovenia SI 4 24/01/2000 (A) 23/04/2000
151 Croatia HR 4 14/03/2000 (A) 12/06/2000
The former Yugoslav
152 MK 4 04/07/2000 (A) 02/10/2000
Republic of Macedonia
153 Republic of Moldova MD 4 29/03/2001 (A) 27/06/2001
154 Qatar QA 2 08/05/2001 (A) 06/08/2001
155 Sao Tome and Principe ST 1 09/08/2001 (A) 07/11/2001
156 Lithuania LT 4 10/12/2001 (A) 09/03/2002
157 Ireland IE 4 08/01/2002 (R) 08/04/2002
158 Kuwait KW 2 12/08/2002 (R) 10/11/2002
159 Bhutan BT 2 15/08/2002 (A) 13/11/2002
160 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya LY 1 28/01/2003 (A) 28/04/2003
161 Syrian Arab Republic SY 2 30/04/2003 (A) 29/07/2003
162 Albania AL 4 27/06/2003 (A) 25/09/2003
163 Lesotho LS 1 01/10/2003 (R) 30/12/2003
164 Lao People's LA 2 01/03/2004 (A) 30/05/2004
Democratic Republic
165 Palau PW 6 16/04/2004 (A) 15/07/2004
166 Samoa WS 6 09/11/2004 (A) 07/02/2005
167 San Marino SM 4 22/07/2005 (Ac) 20/10/2005
168 Cape Verde CV 1 10/08/2005 (A) 08/11/2005
169 Serbia RS 4 06/06/2006 (C) 03/06/2006
170 Montenegro ME 4 26/03/2007 (S) 03/06/2006
171 Solomon Islands SB 6 26/03/2007 (A) 24/06/2007
172 Kyrgyzstan KG 2 04/06/2007 (A) 02/09/2007
173 Oman OM 2 19/03/2008 (A) 17/06/2008
174 Armenia AM 4 23/10/2008 (A) 21/01/2009
175 Bosnia and BA 4 21/01/2009 (A) 21/04/2009
Herzegovina
176 Bahrain BH 2 19/08/2012 (A) 17/11/2012
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ANNEXURE - II B
LIST OF NON-PARTIES
(in alphabetical order)
ISO Two-letter ISO country code

R CITES Region
1 = Africa
2 = Asia
3 = Central and South America and the Caribbean
4 = Europe
5 = North America
6 = Oceania
Info date of receipt of information requested by Resolution Conf. 9.5 (Rev. CoP14)
ISO R State / Estado / Etat Info

AD 4 Andorra 15/05/2008
AO 1 Angola
CK 6 Cook Islands
KP 2 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 10/2005
FO 4 Faroe Islands (*) 08/2004
HT 3 Haiti
VA 4 Holy See
IQ 2 Iraq 11/2005
KI 6 Kiribati 19/06/2008
LB 2 Lebanon 02/2007
MV 2 Maldives 02/2007
MH 6 Marshall Islands 05/08/2008
FM 6 Micronesia (Federated States of) 08/2005
NR 6 Nauru
NU 6 Niue
TJ 2 Tajikistan 08/2007
TL 2 Timor-Leste
TO 6 Tonga 08/07/2008
TM 2 Turkmenistan
TC 3 Turks and Caicos Islands (*) 05/2004
TV 6 Tuvalu
(*) Convention does not apply although this is a dependent territory of a Party
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ANNEXURE - III
INDIAN SPECIES IN THE APPENDICES OF CITES (as on 25.09.2012)

Their position in the Wildlife (Protection)Act 1972 and their first date of listing in CITES*
Vertebrate Animals
Class: Mammalia (Mammals)
Taxon Common name Appendix Notation First listed
Order: Artiodactyla (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Antilocapridae
Antilocapra americana Mexican pronghorn I Only populations of Mexico are subject to the 1 Jul 1975
Convention.
Family: Bovidae
Addax nasomaculatus Addax I 1 Jul 1975
Ammotragus lervia Barbary sheep, II 22 Apr
Aoudad 1976
Antilope cervicapra Blackbuck antelope, III Only populations of Nepal are subject to the 16 Nov
Sasin Convention. 1975
Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I
Bison bison athabascae Wood bison II 1 Jul 1975
Bos gaurus (excludes the Saladang, gaur, I 1 Jul 1975
domesticated form of Bos Indian wild ox Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I
gaurus referenced as Bos
frontalis)
Bos mutus (excludes the Wild Yak I 1 Jul 1975
domesticated form of Bos Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I
mutus referenced as Bos
grunniens)
Bos sauveli Kouprey I 1 Jul 1975
Bubalus arnee (excludes the Wild water buffalo, III Only populations of Nepal are subject to the 16 Nov
domesticated form, which is Wild Asiatic buffalo Convention. 1975
referenced as Bubalus bubalis)
Bubalus depressicornis Lowland anoa I 1 Jul 1975
Bubalus mindorensis Tamaraw or I 1 Jul 1975
Tamarou
Bubalus quarlesi Mountain anoa I 1 Jul 1975
Budorcas taxicolor Takin II Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 1 Aug 1985
Capra falconeri Markhor I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Capricornis milneedwardsii Chinese serow I 1 Jul 1975
Capricornis rubidus Red serow I 1 Jul 1975
Capricornis sumatraensis Mainland serow I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
SYN:genus Naemorhedus
Capricornis thar Himalayan serow I Indian species – WLPA – not in schedule 1 Jul 1975
Cephalophus brookei Brooke’s duiker II 29 Jul 1983
Cephalophus dorsalis Bay duiker II 29 Jul 1983
Cephalophus jentinki Jentink’s duiker I 29 Jul 1983
Cephalophus ogilbyi Ogilby’s duiker II 29 Jul 1983
Cephalophus silvicultor Yellow-backed II 29 Jul 1983
duiker, Giant duiker
Cephalophus zebra Zebra-banded II 29 Jul 1983
duiker
Damaliscus pygargus (Antelope) II 1 Jul 1975
pygargus Bontebok
Gazella cuvieri Cuvier’s gazelle, I 13 Sept
Atlas gazelle, 2007
mountain gazelle, (22 Apr
Edmi gazelle 1976 -
Tunisia)
Gazella dorcas Dorcas gazelle III Only populations of Tunisia and Algeria are subject 22 Apr
to the Convention. 1976 –
Tunisia
12 Feb 2008
- Algeria
Gazella leptoceros Slender-horned I See below for populations with an earlier date of first 13 Sept
gazelle, Rhim listing. 2007
(22 Apr
1976 –
Tunisia)
Hippotragus niger variani Giant sable antelope I 1 Jul 1975
Kobus leche Lechwe II 1 Jul 1975
Naemorhedus baileyi Goral I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - III 1 Jul 1975
Naemorhedus caudatus Goral I 1 Jul 1975
Naemorhedus goral Goral I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule – III 1 Jul 1975
includes N.g.goral
Naemorhedus griseus Chinese goral I 1 Jul 1975
Nanger dama Dama gazelle I 29 Jul 73
Oryx dammah Scimitar-horned I 1 Jul 1975
oryx, white oryx
Oryx leucoryx Arabian oryx I 1 Jul 1975
Ovis ammon polii Marcopolo’s sheep II Indian species – WLPA - Not in schedule
Ovis ammon Argali II Please see below for subspecies in Appendix I. 1 Jul 1975
Ovis ammon hodgsonii Great Tibetan I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
sheep, nyan,
Tibetan argali
Ovis ammon nigrimontana Kara tau argali I 1 Jul 1975
Ovis canadensis Mexican bighorn II Only populations of Mexico are subject to the 1 Jul 1975
sheep Convention.
Ovis orientalis ophion Cyprian red sheep I 1 Jul 1975
Ovis vignei Urial II Please see below for subspecies in Appendix I. 19 Jul 2000
Ovis vignei vignei Ladakh urial I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Pantholops hodgsonii Chiru, Tibetan I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
antelope
Philantomba monticola Blue duiker II 1 Jul 1975
Pseudoryx nghetinhensis Vu quang ox I 16 Feb 1995
Rupicapra pyrenaica ornata Apennian chamois, I 1 Jul 1975
abruzzi chamois
Saiga borealis Mongolian saiga II 16 Feb 1995
Saiga tatarica Saiga antelope II 16 Feb 1995
Tetracerus quadricornis Four-horned III Only populations of Nepal are subject to the 16 Nov
antelope, Convention. 1975
Chousingha Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I
Family: Camelidae
Lama glama guanicoe Guanaco II 12 Aug
1978
Vicugna vicugna Vicuña I Please see below for populations in Appendix II. 1 Jul 1975
Vicugna vicugna Vicuña II Certain products from certain populations only of 1 Jul 1975
Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Peru, subject to
specific purpose and labelling restictions – see
CITES website
www.cites.org/eng/resources/species.html for full
descriptions. All other specimens shall be deemed to
be Appendix I.
Family: Cervidae
Axis calamianensis Calamianes deer I 1 Jul 1975
Axis kuhlii Kuhl’s deer, I 1 Jul 1975
Bawean hog deer
Axis porcinus annamiticus Hogdeer, Indochina I Sub -species not Indian 1 Jul 1975
hog deer
Blastocerus dichotomus Marsh deer I 1 Jul 1975
Cervus elaphus bactrianus Bactrian (red) deer, II 1 Jul 1975
Bokharan deer,
Bactrian wapiti
Cervus elaphus barbarus Barbary deer III Only populations of Tunisia and Algeria are subject 22 Apr
to the Convention. 1976 –
Tunisia
12 Feb 2008
- Algeria
Cervus elaphus hanglu Kashmir deer, I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
hangul
Dama dama mesopotamica Persian fallow deer, I 4 Feb 1977
Mesopotamian
swamp deer
Hippocamelus spp. Huemal, guemal I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Mazama americana cerasina Red brocket deer, III Only populations of Guatemala are subject to the 23 Apr
Middle American Convention. 1981
red brocket
Muntiacus crinifrons Black muntjac, I 1 Aug 1985
hairy fronted
munjac
Muntiacus vuquanghensis Giant muntjac I 16 Feb 1995
Odocoileus virginianus (Guantamalan) III Only populations of Guatemala are subject to the 23 Apr
mayensis whitetail deer Convention. 1981
Ozotoceros bezoarticus Pampas deer I 1 Jul 1975
Pudu mephistophiles Northern pudu II 1 Jul 1975
Pudu puda Southern pudu, I 1 Jul 1975
chilean pudu
Rucervus duvaucelii Barasingha, swamp I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I Previously 1 Jul 1975
deer listed as Cervus duvaucelii.
Rucervus eldii Brow-antlered deer I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I Previously 1 Jul 1975
listed as Cervis eldii
Family: Hippopotamidae
Hexaprotodon liberiensis Pygmy II 1 Jul 1975
hippopotamus
Hippopotamus amphibius Hippopotamus II 26 Feb 1976
Family: Moschidae
Moschus spp. Musk deer I Indian species – WLPA – schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Populations of Afghanistan, Bhutan, India,
Myanmar, Nepal, and Pakistan are Appendix I. All
other populations are listed in Appendix II.
Moschus spp. Musk deer II Please see above listing for Appendix I populations. 16 Feb 1979
Family: Suidae
Babyrousa babyrussa Babirusa, deer hog I 1 Jul 1975
Babyrousa bolabatuensis Bola Batu babirusa I 1 Jul 1975
Babyrousa celebensis Northern Sulawesi I 1 Jul 1975
babirusa
Babyrousa togeanensis Malenge babirusa I 1 Jul 1975
Sus salvanius Pygmy hog I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Tayassuidae
Tayassuidae spp. Peccary II The entire family is listed except Pecari tajacu from 22 Oct 1987
Genera in family include: Mexico or the United States of America , which is
Catagonus, Pecari, Tayassu. not subject to the Convention.
Please see below for species included in Appendix I
Catagonus wagneri Chacoan peccary, I Please refer to Tayassuidae spp. for other species in 22 Oct 1987
giant peccary this genus.
Pecari tajacu Collared peccary II All populations except those from Mexico and the 23 Apr
United States are subject to the Convention. 1981
Order: Carnivora (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Ailuridae
Ailurus fulgens Red panda or cat I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
bear
Family: Canidae
Canis aureus Golden jackal III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Convention. 1989
Canis lupus Gray wolf I Populations from India, 4 Feb 1977
Indian wolf Canis lupus pallipes – WLPA – Schedule - I
Tibetan wolf Canis lupus chanco – WLPA – Schedule - I
Pakistan, Bhutan, and Nepal. Excludes the
domesticated form and the dingo which are
referenced as Canis lupus familiaris and Canis lupus
dingo."
Canis lupus Gray wolf II All subspecies and populations except those in App. 4 Feb 1977
I. Excludes the domesticated form and the dingo
which are referenced as Canis lupus familiaris and
Canis lupus dingo."
Cerdocyon thous Crab-eating fox, II 11 Jun 1992
Forest fox,
Savannah fox
Chrysocyon brachyurus Maned wolf II 1 Jul 1975
Cuon alpinus Asiatic wild dog, II Indian species – WLPA – Schedule – II – Part- I 1 Jul 1975
indian wild dog,
dhole
Lycalopex culpaeus Culpeo, red fox II Previously listed as Pseudalopex culpaeus 28 Jun 1979
Lycalopex fulvipes Darwin’s fox II 28 Jun 1979
Lycalopex griseus Argentine grey fox, II Previously listed as Pseudalopex griseus 28 Jun 1979
little fox, chico grey
fox
Lycalopex gymnocercus Pampas fox, azara’s II Previously listed as Lycalopex gymnocercus 22 Oct 1987
fox
Speothos venaticus Bush dog, savannah I 4 Feb 1977
dog
Vulpes bengalensis Bengal fox, III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
common fox Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part - II 1989
Vulpes cana Blanford’s fox, II 4 Feb 1977
afghan fox
Vulpes vulpes griffithi Griffith’s red fox III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part - II 1989
Vulpes vulpes montana Montane red fox, III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Hill fox Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part - II 1989
Vulpes vulpes pusilla Little red fox, desert III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
fox Convention. WLPA – Schedule – I 1989
SYN: V. Bucapus
Vulpes zerda Fennec fox II 22 Apr
1976
Family: Eupleridae
Cryptoprocta ferox Fossa II 4 Feb 1977
Eupleres goudotii Fanalouc, Malagasy II 4 Feb 1977
mongoose
Fossa fossana Malagasy civet, II 4 Feb 1977
fanaloka
Family: Felidae
Felidae spp. (specimens of the Cats, big cats II The entire family is listed in Appendix II, except the 4 Feb 1977
domesticated form are not domestic cat Felis catus; which is not subject to the
subject to the provisions of the Convention, and species and subspecies included in
Convention) Appendix I (see below).
Acinonyx jubatus Cheetah I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975

Caracal caracal Caracal I Indian species –WLPA – Schedule- I Populations of 1 Jul 1975
Asia are Appendix I. All other populations are
Appendix II.
Catopuma temminckii Asian golden cat, I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Temmick’s golden
cat
Felis chaus Jungle cat II Indian species-WLPA –Schedule – II – Part-II
Felis margarita Sand cat II 22 Apr
1976
Felis nigripes Black-footed cat I 1 Jul 1975
Felis silvestris lybica Northern African II Indian species-WLPA –Schedule – I 22 Apr
Wild Cat SYN: F.libyca 1976
Felis silvestris ocreata Ethiopian wild cat II 22 Apr

1976
Felis silvestris Indian desert cat II Indian species-WLPA –Schedule – I
SYN: F.libyca
Leopardus geoffroyi Geoffroy’s cat I Previously listed as Oncifelis geoffroyi 4 Feb 1977
Leopardus jacobitus Andean cat, I Previously listed as Oreailurus jacobita 1 Jul 1975
mountain cat
Leopardus pardalis Ocelot I Please see below for subspecies with earlier date of 4 Feb 1977
first listing.
Leopardus pardalis mearnsi Ocelot I 1 Jul 1975
Leopardus pardalis mitis Brazilian ocelot I 1 Jul 1975
Leopardus tigrinus Tiger, little spotted I 1 Jul 1975
cat, ocelot cat,
oricilla
Leopardus wiedii Margay I 1 Jul 1975
Leptailurus serval Serval II 1 Jul 1975
Lynx lynx isabellinus Eurasian lynx II Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Lynx pardinus Spanish lynx, I 22 Apr
Iberian lynx 1976
Lynx rufus escuinapae Bobcat II 1 Jul 1975
Neofelis nebulosa Clouded leopard I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Oncifelis colocolo budini Pampas cat II 1 Jul 1975
Oncifelis colocolo crespoi Pampas cat II 1 Jul 1975
Oncifelis colocolo pajeros Pampas cat II 1 Jul 1975
Otocolobus manul Pallas’s cat II Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I
also genus Felis
Panthera leo African lion II Please see below for subspecies in Appendix I. 26 Feb 1976
Panthera leo persica Asiatic lion, Indian I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
lion
Panthera onca Jaguar I 1 Jul 1975
Panthera pardus Leopard or panther I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Panthera tigris Tiger I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Pardofelis marmorata Marbled cat I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Prionailurus bengalensis Leopard cat II Please see below for populations in Appendix I. 1 Jul 1975
bengalensis
Prionailurus bengalensis Leopard cat I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
bengalensis Populations of Bangladesh, India and Thailand are
Appendix I. All other populations are Appendix II.
Prionailurs viverrinas Fishing cat II Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 4 Feb 1977
also genus Felis
Prionailurus planiceps Flat-headed cat I Please refer to Felidae spp. for other species in this 1 Jul 1975
genus.
Prionailurus rubiginosus Rusty-spotted cat I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 4 Feb 1977
Populations of India are Appendix I. All other
populations are Appendix II.
Puma concolor azteca Cougar II 1 Jul 1975
Puma concolor coryi Florida panther, I 1 Jul 1975
Florida puma,
Florida cougar
Puma concolor costaricensis Costa Rican puma, I 1 Jul 1975
Puma concolor couguar Eastern puma, I 1 Jul 1975
cougar
Puma concolor mayensis Puma II 1 Jul 1975
Puma concolor missoulensis Puma II 1 Jul 1975
Puma yagouarondi Jaguarundi II Please see below for populations in Appendix I. 1 Jul 1975
Puma yagouaroundi Jaguarundi I Populations of Central and North America are 1 Jul 1975
Appendix I. All other populations are Appendix II.
Uncia uncia Snow leopard I Indian species-WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Herpestidae
Herpestes edwardsi Indian gray III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
mongoose Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
Herpestes fuscus Indian brown III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Herpestes javanicus Small mongoose III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
auropunctatus Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
Herpestes smithii Ruddy mongoose III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
Herpestes urva Crab-eating III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Herpestes vitticollis Stripe-necked III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Family: Hyaenidae
Proteles cristata Aardwolf III Only populations of Botswana are subject to the 24 Apr
Convention. 1978
Subfamily: Mephitidae
Conepatus humboldtii Humboldt’s II 28 Jun 1979
hognose skunk,
Patagonian skunk
Family: Mustelidae
Subfamily: Lutrinae
Lutrinae spp. Otters II The entire subfamily is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Genera in subfamily include: Please see below for species included in Appendix I
Amblonyx, Aonyx, Enhydra, and/or with earlier first listing date.
Lontra, Lutra, Pteronura.
Aonyx (anblyonyx) cineria Clawless otter II Indian Species – WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II
Aonyx capensis Cape clawless otter II Please refer to Lutrinae spp. for other species in this 1 Jul 1975
genus.
Aonyx capensis microdon Cameroon clawless I Populations of Cameroon and Nigeria are Appendix 1 Jul 1975
otter, small-toothed I; all other populations are Appendix II.
clawless otter,
swamp otter
Enhydra lutris nereis Southern sea otter I 1 Jul 1975
Lontra feline Marine otter, I 1 Jul 1975
chungungo
Lontra longicaudis Long-tailed otter, I 1 Jul 1975
Neotropical otter
Lontra provocax Southern otter river I 1 Jul 1975
otter
Lutra lutra Eurasian otter, I Indian Species – WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 22 Apr
common or Indian 1976
otter
Lutra nippon Japanese otter I 4 Feb 1977
Lutragale perspicillata,also genus Smooth coated otter II Indian Species – WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II
Lutra
Pteronura brasiliensis Giant otter, I 1 Jul 1975

brasilian otter
Subfamily: Mephitinae
Conepatus humboldtii Humboldt’s II 28 Jun 1979
hognose skunk,
Patagonian skunk
Subfamily: Mustelinae
Eira barbara Tayra III Only populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr
Convention. 1987
Galictis vittata Grison, greater III Only populations of Costa Rica are subject to the 28 Oct 1976
grison Convention.
Martes flavigula Yellow-throated III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
marten, Niligri Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
marten
Martes foina intermedia Beech marten, III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
central asian stone Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
marten
Martes gwatkinsii Yellow-throated III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
marten, Niligri Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
Marten
Mellivora capensis Honey badger, ratel III Only populations of Botswana are subject to the 26 Feb 1976
Convention. WLPA – Schedule – I
Mustela altaica Mountain weasel III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Mustela erminea ferghanae Ermine, stoat III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Convention. WLPA – Schedule – I 1989
Mustela kathiah Yellow-bellied III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
weasel Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
Mustela nigripes Black-footed ferret I 1 Jul 1975
Mustela sibirica Siberian weasel III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Family: Odobenidae
Odobenus rosmarus Walrus III Only populations of Canada are subject to the 16 Nov
Convention. 1975
Family: Otariidae
Arctocephalus spp. southern fur seals II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Please see below for species in Appendix I and/or
with an earlier date of first listing.
Arctocephalus australis Southern fur seal II 1 Jul 1975
Arctocephalus galapagoensis Galapagos fur seal II 1 Jul 1975
Arctocephalus philippii Juan Fernandez fur II 1 Jul 1975
seal
Arctocephalus townsendi Guadalupe fur seal I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Phocidae
Mirounga leonina Southern elephant II 1 Jul 1975
seal
Monachus spp. monk seals I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Family: Procyonidae
Bassaricyon gabbii Bushy-tailed olingo III Only populations of Costa Rica are subject to the 28 Oct 1976
Convention.
Bassariscus sumichrasti Central American III Only populations of Costa Rica are subject to the 28 Oct 1976
cacomistle Convention.
Nasua narica Common coati, III Only populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr
coatimundi Convention. 1987
Nasua nasua solitaria South Brazilian III Only populations of Uruguay are subject to the 14 Jul 1976
coati, coatimundi Convention.
Potos flavus Kinkajou III Only populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr
Convention. 1987
Family: Ursidae
Ursidae spp. Bears II The entire family is listed. 11 Jun 1992
Please see below for species and populations
Genera in family include: included in Appendix I and/or with an earlier date of
Ailuropoda, Ailurus, first listing.
Helarctos, Melursus,
Tremarctos, Ursus.
Ailuropoda melanoleuca Giant panda I 16 Dec
1983
Helarctos malayanus Sun bear, Malayan I Indian species -WLPA – Schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
sun bear
Melursus ursinus Sloth bear I Indian species WLPA – Schedule – I 21 Sep 1988
Tremarctos ornatus Spectacled bear, I 4 Feb 1977
Andean bear
Ursus americanus American black II 18 Sep 1991
bear
Ursus americanus emmonsii Emmons’ black II 1 Jul 1975
bear
Ursus arctos European brown I Populations of Bhutan, China, Mexico and Mongolia 1 Jul 1975
bear, Asiatic brown are on Appendix I, all other populations are
bear, Mexican Appendix II.
brown bear
Ursus arctos Brown bear, grizzly II Populations of North America and Italy became 1 Jul 1975
bear subject to the Convention on this date
Ursus arctos European brown II Populations of Europe (not including Italy or the 29 Jul 1983
bear former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) became
subject to the Convention on this date.
Ursus arctos isabellinus Red bear, I Indian species WLPA – Schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Himalayan brown
bear
Ursus maritimus Polar bear II 1 Jul 1975
Ursus thibetanus Asiatic black bear I Indian species WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 28 Jun 1979
Ursus thibetanus gedrosianus Baluchistan black I 4 Feb 1977
bear
Family: Viverridae
Arctictis binturong Binturong,Bear cat III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Convention. WLPA – Schedule – I 1989
Civettictis civetta African civet III Only populations of Botswana are subject to the 24 Apr
Convention. 1978
Cynogale bennettii Otter civet II Indian species -WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1 Jul 1975
Hemigalus derbyanus Banded palm civet, II 1 Jul 1975
Hardwick’s civet
banded musang
Paguma larvata Masked palm civet, III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Himalayan palm Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
civet
Paradoxurus hermaphroditus Common palm civet III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Paradoxurus jerdoni Jerdon’s palm civet, III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Brown palm civet Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
Prionodon linsang Banded linsang II 1 Jul 1975
Prionodon pardicolor Spotted linsang or I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
Tiger civet
Viverra civettina Malabar large- III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
spotted Civet Convention. WLPA – Schedule – I 1989
SYN: V. megaspila
Viverra zibetha Large Indian civet III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Viverricula indica Lesser oriental III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
civet, small Indian Convention. WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 1989
civet
Order: Cetacea (1 Jul 1975)
Cetacea spp. Whales, porpoises, I The entire order is listed as Appendix II except those 28 Jun 1979
and dolphins listed in Appendix I.
II
..
Family: Balaenidae
Balaena mysticetus Bowhead whale I 1 Jul 1975
Eubalaena spp. Right whales I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Family: Balaenopteridae
Balaenoptera acutorostrata Northern minke II International Status: 28 Jun 1979
whale Populations of
West Greenland are Appendix II.
I All other populations are Appendix I.
Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I
Balaenoptera bonaerensis Southern minke I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
whale
Balaenoptera borealis Sei whale I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 4 Feb 1977
Balaenoptera edeni Bryde’s whale I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Balaenoptera musculus Blue whale I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 1 Jul 1975
Balaenoptera omurai I -
Balaenoptera physalus Fin whale I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 14 Jul 1976
Megaptera novaeangliae Humpback whale I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Delphinidae
Orcaella brevirostris Irrawaddy dolphin I Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
Snubfin dolphin
Orcaella heinsohni Australian snubfin I - 28 Jun 1979
dolphin
Sotalia spp. Humpbacked I The entire genus is listed. 28 Jun 1979
dolphins
Sousa spp. Humpbacked I The entire genus is listed. 28 Jun 1979
dolphins
Sousa plumbea Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I
Plumbeous dolphin
Delphinus delphis Common dolphin II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Delphinus capensis Long beaked II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
common dolphin
Gobicephala macrorhyncus Indian pilot whale II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Grampus griseus Grey/risso’s dolphin II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Lagenodelphis hosei Broad beaked II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
dolphin
Orcinus orca Killer whale, Orca II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Peponocephala electra Melon head dolphin II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Pseudorca crassidens False killer whale II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Stenella spp. Bridled dolphin II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Stenella attenuate II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Stenella longirostris Long beaked/long II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
snout/spinner SYN: S. microps, S.roseiventris
dolphin
Steno bredanensis Rough toothed II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
dolphin
Stenella coeruleoalba II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Tursiops truncates (aduncus) Bottle nose dolphin II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Family: Eschrichtiidae
Eschrichtius robustus Grey whale I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Iniidae
Lipotes vexillifer White flag dolphin, I 28 Jun 1979
chinese river
dolphin
Family: Monodontidae
Monodon monoceros Narwhal II 16 Nov
1975
Family: Neobalaenidae
Caperea marginata Pygmy right whale I 28 Jun 1979
Family: Phocoenidae
Neophocaena phocaenoides Finless porpoise I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Little Indian SYN:Neomeris phocaenoides
porpoise
Phocoena sinus Gulf of California I 28 Jun 1979
Porpoise, Cochita
Family: Physeteridae
Physeter catodon Sperm whale I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-II 28 Jun 1979
SYN: P. macrocephalus
Kogia spp. Pigmy sperm whale II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Kogia breviceps Pigmy sperm whale II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
Kogia simus Dwarf/pygmy II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979
sperm whale
Family: Platanistidae
Platanista spp. River dolphins I The entire genus is listed. 6 Jun 1981
Please see below for species with earlier first listing
date.
Platanista gangetica Ganges dolphin I Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
Platanista minor Indus dolphin I SYN: P. gangetica 28 Jun 1979
Pontoporia blainvillei La plata dolphin II 14 Jul 1976
Family: Ziphiidae beaked whales

Berardius spp. beaked whales I The entire genus is listed. 28 Jun 1979
Hyperoodon spp. bottle-nosed whales I The entire genus is listed. 28 Jun 1979
Indopacetus pacificus Longman’s beaked II

whales
Mesoplodon spp Beaked whale II
Mesoplodon densirostris II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I 28 Jun 1979

SYN: Delphinus densirostris
Ziphius cavirostris Cuvier’s beaked II Indian species - WLPA – Schedule – II – Part-I

whale
Order: Chiroptera (14 Jul

1976)
Family: Phyllostomidae
Platyrrhinus lineatus White-lined bat III Only populations of Uruguay are subject to the 14 Jul 1976
Convention.
Family: Pteropodidae
Acerodon spp. Flying foxes II The entire genus is listed. 18 Jan 1990
Please see below for species included in Appendix I.
Acerodon jubatus Golden-capped fruit I Please refer to Acerodon spp. for other species in this 18 Jan 1990
bat, Golden- genus.
crowned flying fox SYN: A. Lucifer
Pteropus spp. Flying foxes II The entire genus is listed. 22 Oct 1987
Pteropusfaunulus, Nicobar flying fox Indian species – WLPA – Schedule - V 18.1.90
P.giganteus Indian flying fox 18.1.90
Black 18.1.90
P.melanotus
eared/Christmas Please see below for species included in Appendix I.
island flying fox 18.1.90
P vampires Large flying fox 18.1.90
P. hypomelanus. Small/variable
flying fox
Pteropus insularis Carolines fruit bat, I 22 Oct 1987
truk flying fox,
chuuck flying fox
Pteropus loochoensi s Japanese flying fox I 22 Oct 1987
Pteropus mariannus Mariana flying fox, I 22 Oct 1987
mariana fruit bat
Pteropus molossinus Ponape flying fox, I 22 Oct 1987
pohnpei fruit bat
Pteropus pelewensis Palau flying fox I 22 Oct 1987
Pteropus pilosus Palau flying fox, I 22 Oct 1987
belau fruit bat
Pteropus samoensis Samoa flying fox I 22 Oct 1987
Pteropus tonganus Insular flying fox, I 22 Oct 1987
tonga fruit bat
Pteropus ualanus Kosrae flying fox I 22 Oct 1987
Pteropus yapensis Yap flying fox I 22 Oct 1987
Order: Cingulata (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Dasypodidae
Cabassous centralis Northern naked- III Populations of Costa Rica are subject to the 28 Oct 1976
tailed F Convention.
, Five-toed
armadillo
Cabassous tatouay (Greater) Naked- III Populations of Uruguay are subject to the 14 Jul 1976
tailed armadillo Convention.
Chaetophractus nationi Hairy armadillo II A zero annual export quota has been established. All 28 Sep 1997
specimens shall be deemed to be specimens of
species included in Appendix I and the trade in them
shall be regulated accordingly.
Priodontes maximus Giant armadillo I 1 Jul 1975
Order: Dasyuromorphia (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Dasyuridae
Sminthopsis longicaudata Long-tailed I 1 Jul 1975
marsupial-mouse,
Long-tailed dunnart
Sminthopsis psammophila Large desert I 1 Jul 1975
marsupial-mouse,
Sandhill dunnart.
Family: Thylacinidae
Thylacinus cynocephalus Tasmanian wolf, I p.e. Species possibly extinct. 1 Jul 1975
thylacine
Order Diprotodontia (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Macropodidae
Dendrolagus inustus Grizzled grey tree II 1 Jul 1975
kangaroo
Dendrolagus ursinus Vogelkop tree- II 1 Jul 1975
kangaroo, Black
tree-kangaroo
Lagorchestes hirsutus Rufous hare- I 1 Jul 1975
wallaby, Western
hare-wallaby,
Wurrup
Lagostrophus fasciatus Banded hare- I 1 Jul 1975
wallaby, Munning
Onychogalea fraenata Bridled nailtailed I 1 Jul 1975
wallaby
Onychogalea lunata Crescent nailtailed I 1 Jul 1975
wallaby
Family: Phalangeridae
Phalanger intercastellanus Eastern common II 28 Jun 1979
cuscus
Phalanger mimicus cryptic cuscus II 28 Jun 1979
Phalanger orientalis Gray cuscus II 28 Jun 1979
Spilocuscus kraemeri admiralty cuscus II 28 Jun 1979
Spilocuscus maculatus Spotted cuscus II 28 Jun 1979
Spilocuscus papuensis Waigeo cuscus II 28 Jun 1979
Family: Potoroidae
Bettongia spp. Bettongs, I The entire genus is listed. 28 Jun 1979
rat-kangaroos Please see below for species with earlier first listing
date.
Bettongia lesueur Lesueur’s I 1 Jul 1975
Rat-kangaroo,
Boodie
Bettongia penicillata Brush-tailed I 1 Jul 1975
Rat-kangaroo,
Woylie
Caloprymnus campestris Desert I p.e. Species possibly extinct. 1 Jul 1975
Rat-kangaroo
Family: Vombatidae
Lasiorhinus krefftii Northern Hairy- I 1 Jul 1975
nosed Wombat
Order: Lagomorpha (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Leporidae
Caprolagus hispidus Hispid hare, assam I Indian species – WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
rabbit .SYN: Lepus hispidus
Romerolagus diazi Mexican volcano I 1 Jul 1975
rabbit
Order: Monotremata (4 Feb
1977)
Family: Tachyglossidae
Zaglossus spp New Guinea II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
echidnas, Long-
nosed echidnas,
Long Snouted
echidnas, Anteaters,
New Guinea Long-
nosed spiny
echidna, New
Guinea egg-laying
echidna
Order: Peramelemorphia (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Chaeropodidae
Chaeropus ecaudatus Pig-footed I p.e. Species possibly extinct. 1 Jul 1975
bandicoot
Family: Peramelidae
Perameles bougainville Barred bandicoot, I 1 Jul 1975
long-nosed
bandicoot, Mari
Family: Thylacomyidae
Macrotis lagotis Bilby, rabbit I 1 Jul 1975
bandicoot
Macrotis leucura Lesser bilby, lesser I 1 Jul 1975
rabbit bandicoot,
yallara
Order: Perissodactyla (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Equidae
Equus africanus African wild ass I The domesticated form of this species (Equus 29 Jul 1983
asinus) is not subject to the Convention.
Equus grevyi Grevy’s zebra I 28 Jun 1979
Equus hemionus Asian wild ass II Except the subspecies listed in Appendix I 1 Jul 1975
Equus hemionus hemionus Mongolian wild ass I 1 Jul 1975
Equus hemionus khur Indian wild ass, I Indian species – WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
ghor-khar, khar,
onager
Equus kiang Kiang, Tibetan II Indian species– WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
wild ass
Equus przewalskii Przewalski’s horse, I 1 Jul 1975
wild Asian horse
Equus zebra hartmannae Hartmann’s II 28 Jun 1979
mountain zebra
Equus zebra zebra Cape mountain I 1 Jul 1975
zebra
Family: Rhinocerotidae
Rhinocerotidae spp. rhinoceroses I The entire family is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Genera in family include: Please see below for species and subspecies with an
Ceratotherium, Dicerorhinus, earlier date of first listing and subspecies included in
Diceros, Rhinoceros. Appendix II.
Ceratotherium simum cottoni Northern white I 1 Jul 1975
rhinoceros
Ceratotherium simum simum Southern white I Please see below listing for population in Appendix 1 Jul 1975
rhinoceros II.
Refer to Rhinocerotidae spp. for other species in this
genus.
Ceratotherium simum simum Southern white II Populations of South Africa and Swaziland only; for 1 Jul 1975
rhinoceros the exclusive purpose of allowing international trade
in live animals to appropriate and acceptable
destinations, and in hunting trophies. All other
specimens shall be deemed to be specimens of
species included in Appendix I and the trade in them
shall be regulated accordingly
Dicerorhinus sumatrensis Sumatran I Indian (Extinct) 1 Jul 1975
rhinoceros
Diceros bicornis Black rhinoceros I 1 Jul 1975
Rhinoceros sondaicus Javan rhinoceros I Indian (Extinct) 1 Jul 1975
Rhinoceros unicornis Great Indian I Indian species– WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
rhinoceros
Family: Tapiridae
Tapiridae spp. Tapirs I The entire family is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Genera in family include: Please see below for species included in Appendix
Tapirus II.
Tapirus terrestris Brazilian tapir, II 1 Jul 1975
South American
tapir
Order: Pholidota (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Manidae
Manis spp. Pangolins II The entire genus is listed. 16 Feb 1995
A zero annual export quota has been established for
Manis crassicaudata, M. javanica and M.
pentadactyla for specimens removed from the wild
and traded for primarily commercial purposes.
Please see below for species
with earlier date of first
listing.
Manis crassicaudata Indian pangolin II Indian species– WLPA –Schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
specimens removed from the wild and traded for
primarily commercial purposes under CITES.
Manis gigantea Giant pangolin II 26 Feb 1976
Manis javanica Malayan pangolin II A zero annual export quota has been established for 1 Jul 1975
primarily commercial purposes.
Manis pentadactyla Chinese pangolin II Indian species– WLPA –Schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
primarily commercial purposes under CITES.
Manis temminckii Cape pangolin II 1 Jul 1975

Manis tetradactyla Long-tailed II 26 Feb 1976
pangolin
Manis tricuspis White-bellied II 26 Feb 1976
pangolin
Order: Pilosa (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Bradypodidae
Bradypus variegatus (Bolivian) three- II 1 Jul 1975
toed sloth
Family: Megalonychidae
Choloepus hoffmanni Hoffmann’s two- III Populations of Costa Rica are subject to the 28 Oct 1976
toed sloth Convention.
Family: Myrmecophagidae
Myrmecophaga tridactyla Giant anteater II 1 Jul 1975
Tamandua mexicana Southern tamandua, III Populations of Guatemala are subject to the 23 Apr
collared anteater Convention. 1981
Order: Primates (1 Jul 1975)
Primates spp. monkeys, apes, II The entire order is listed. Families and genera 4 Feb 1977
Families and Genera in the prosimians in this order are listed in column 1.
order include: Please see below for families, genera, species
Callitrichidae: Callimico, and subspecies included in Appendix I and/or
Callithrix, Leontopithecus, with an earlier date of first listing.
Saguinus.
Cebidae: Alouatta, Aotus,
Ateles, Brachyteles, Cacajao,
Callicebus, Cebus,
Chiropotes, Lagothrix,
Pithecia, Saimiri.
Cercopithecidae:
Allenopithecus, Cercocebus,
Cercopithecus, Chlorocebus,
Colobus, Erythrocebus,
Lophocebus, Macaca,
Mandrillus, Miopithecus,
Nasalis, Papio, Presbytis,
Procolobus, Pygathrix,
Semnopithecus,
Theropithecus,
Trachypithecus.
Cheirogaleidae: Allocebus,
Cheirogaleus, Microcebus,
Phaner.
Daubentoniidae:
Daubentonia
Galagonidae: Euoticus,
Galago, Galagoides,
Otolemur.
Hominidae: Gorilla, Pan,
Pongo
Hylobatidae: Hylobates
Indridae: Avahi, Indri,
Propithecus
Lemuridae: Eulemur,
Hapalemur, Lemur, Varecia.
Loridae: Arctocebus, Loris,
Perodicticus.
Megaladapidae: Lepilemur.
Tarsiidae: Tarsius
Family: Atelidae
Alouatta coibensis Mantled howler- I 1 Jul 1975
monkey,
Guatamalan howler-
monkey
Alouatta palliata Mantled howler I 1 Jul 1975
monkey
Alouatta pigra Black howler I 1 Jul 1975
monkey
Ateles geoffroyi frontatus Black-handed I 1 Jul 1975
spider Monkey,
Black-browed
spider monkey
Ateles geoffroyi panamensis Black-handed I 1 Jul 1975
spider monkey,
Panama spider
money, Red
(-bellied) spider
monkey
Brachyteles arachnoides Woolly spider I 1 Jul 1975
monkey
Brachyteles hypoxanthus Northern muriqui I 1 Jul 1975
Oreonax flavicauda Yellow-tailed I 4 Feb 1977
woolly monkey
Family: Cebidae
Callimico goeldii Goeldi’s marmoset, I 1 Jul 1975
goeldi’s tamarin,
goeldi’s monkey,
callimico
Callithrix aurita White-eared I 4 Feb 1977
marmoset, Buffy
tufted-ear marmoset
Callithrix flaviceps Buff-headed I 4 Feb 1977
marmoset
Leontopithecus spp. golden lion tamarins I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Saguinus bicolor Pied bare-face I 4 Feb 1977
tamarin
Saguinus geoffroyi Geoffroy’s I 4 Feb 1977
marmoset
Saguinus leucopus White-footed I 4 Feb 1977
tamarin, Bare-face
silvery- brown
tamarin
Saguinus martinsi Martins’ bare-faced I 4 Feb 1977
tamarin
Saguinus oedipus Cotton top tamarin I 4 Feb 1977
Saimiri oerstedii Red-backed squirrel I 1 Jul 1975
Monkey, Central
American squirrel
monkey
Family: Cercopithecidae
Cercocebus galeritus Tana river I 1 Jul 1975
mangabey, agile
mangabey
Cercopithecus diana Diana monkey I 26 Feb 1976
Cercopithecus mona Mona monkey II 26 Feb 1976
Cercopithecus petaurista Lesser spot-nosed II 26 Feb 1976
Guenon
Cercopithecus roloway Roloway monkey I Ghanan populations were listed in 1976. Other 26 Feb 1976
populations were listed in 1977.
Chlorocebus aethiops Vervet II 26 Feb 1976
Colobus polykomos King colobus II 26 Feb 1976
Erythrocebus patas Patas monkey II 22 Feb 1976
Macaca arctoides Stumptailed II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – II – Part -I 4 Feb 1977
macaque
Macaca assamensis Assamese macaque II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – II – Part -I 4 Feb 1977
Macaca fascicularis Crab eating II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – I 4 Feb 1977
macaque
Macaca leonina Northern Pig-tailed II Indian species 4 Feb 1977

Macaque
Macaca mulatta Rhesus macaque II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – II – Part -I 4 Feb 1977
Macaca nemestrina Pig tailed macaque II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – II – Part -I 4 Feb 1977
Macaca radiate Bonnet macaque II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – II – Part -I 4 Feb 1977
Macaca silenus Lion-tailed I Indian species- WLPA – schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
macaque SYN: Sinia silenus
Macaca sylvanus Barbary ape II 1 Jul 1975
Macaca thibetana Short-tailed Tibetan I Indian species 4 Feb 1977
macaque
Mandrillus leucophaeus Drill I 4 Feb 1977
Mandrillus sphinx Mandrill I 4 Feb 1977
Nasalis larvatus Proboscis monkey I 1 Jul 1975
Piliocolobus gordonorum Red colobus II Previously listed as Procolobus pennantii gordunum. 1 Jul 1975
Piliocolobus kirkii Kirk’s red colobus, I 1 Jul 1975
Zanzibar red
colobus
Piliocolobus rufomitratus Tana River red I 1 Jul 1975
colobus
Presbytis potenziani Long-tailed langur, I 4 Feb 1977
Mentawai Islands
sureli, Mentawi leaf
monkey
Procolobus verus Olive colobus II 1 Jul 1975
Pygathrix spp. Snub-nosed langurs I The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Please see below for species with an earlier date of
first listing.
Pygathrix nemaeus Douc langur I 1 Jul 1975
Pygathrix roxellana Sichuan snub-nosed I Indian species 1 Jul 1975
monkey SYN:Rhinopithecus roxellana
Rhinopithecus spp. Snub-nosed I The entire genus is listed 4 Feb 1977
monkies
Semnopithecus ajax Kashmir grey I Indian species 1 Jul 1975
langur
Semnopithecus dussumieri Southern Plains I Indian species 1 Jul 1975
grey langur
Semnopithecus entellus Grey langur, I Indian species – WLPA –schedule – II part - I 1 Jul 1975
common Indian SYN:Presbytis entellus
langur
Semnopithecus hector Tarai grey langur I Indian species 1 Jul 1975
Semnopithecus hypoleucos Black-footed grey I Indian species 1 Jul 1975
langur
Semnopithecus priam Tufted grey langur I Indian species 1 Jul 1975
Semnopithecus schistaceus Nepal grey langur I Indian species 1 Jul 1975
Simias concolor Snub-nosed langur I 1 Jul 1975
Trachypithecus barbei Tenasserim leaf II Indian species 4 Feb 1977
monkey
Trachypithecus geei Golden langur I Indian species – WLPA – schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
SYN:Presbytis geei
Trachypithecus germaini Indo – Chinese leasf II Indian species 4 Feb 1977
monkey
Trachypithecus johnii Nilgiri langur II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
Trachypithecus phayrei Leaf monkey II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – I
Trachypithecus pileatus Capped langur, I Indian species – WLPA – schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
bonneted capped SYN: Presbytis pileatus
monkey
Trachypithecus shortridgei Shortridge’s langur I 1 Jul 1975
Cacajao spp. Uakaris I 1 Jul 1975
Cebus capucinus White-throated II 1 Jul 1975
Capuchin
Chiropotes albinasus White-nosed Saki I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Cheirogaleidae
Cheirogaleidae spp. Dwarf lemurs, I The entire family is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Genera in the family inlcude: mouse lemurs
Allocebus, Cheirogaleus,
Microcebus, Phaner.
Family: Daubentoniidae
Daubentonia Aye-aye I 1 Jul 1975

madagascariensis
Family: Hominidae
Gorilla beringei Mountain gorilla I 1 Jul 1975

Gorilla gorilla Gorilla I 1 Jul 1975
Pan spp. Chimpanzees I The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Please see below for species with earlier first listing
date.
Pan paniscus Bonobo, pygmy I 1 Jul 1975
chimpanzee
Pan troglodytes Chimpanzee I 1 Jul 1975
Pongo abelii Sumatran orangutan I 1 Jul 1975
Pongo pygmaeus Orangutan I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Hylobatidae
Hylobatidae spp. Gibbons, siamangs I The entire family is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Genera in family inlcude:
Hylobates
Hylobates hoolock White browed Indian species – WLPA – scheduke - I 1 Jul 1975
Gibbon SYN: Bunopithecus hoolock
Family: Indriidae
Indriidae spp. Woolly lemurs and I The entire family is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Genera in family include: their allies
Avahi, Indri, Propithecus
Family: Lemuridae
Lemuridae spp. True lemurs I The entire family is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Genera in family include:

Eulemur, Hapalemur, Lemur,
Varecia
Family: Lepilemuridae
Lepilemuridae spp. I The entire family is listed. Formerly listed as 1 Jul 1975
Megaladapidae.
Family: Lorisidae
Loris tardigradus Slender loris II Indian species- WLPA – schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Loris lydekkerianus Grey slender loris II Indian species 1 Jul 1975
Nycticebus spp. Slow loris I The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Please see below for species and subspecies with an
earlier date of first listing.
Nycticebus coucang Slow loris I Indian species- WLPA – schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Perodicticus potto Potto II 26 Feb 1976
Family: Pithecidae
Cacajao spp I
Chiropotes albiroasus I
Order: Proboscidea (1 Jul 1975)

Family: Elephantidae
Elephas maximus Asian elephant I Indian species- WLPA – schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Loxodonta africana African elephant I International Status: Populations of Botswana, 26 Feb 1976
Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe are Appendix
II. All other populations are Appendix I.
Loxodonta africana African elephant II International Status: Populations of Botswana, 26 Feb 1976
Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe are Appendix
II. All other populations are Appendix I.
Order: Rodentia (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Chinchillidae
Chinchilla spp. (specimens of Chinchillas I The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
the domesticated form are not
subject to the provisions of the
Convention)
Family: Cuniculidae
Cuniculus paca Greater paca, III Populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr
spotted cavy, Convention. 1987
spotted paca
Family: Dasyproctidae
Dasyprocta punctata Central American III Populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr
agouti, common Convention. 1987
agouti
Family: Erethizontidae
Sphiggurus mexicanus Mexican tree III Populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr
porcupine, Middle Convention. 1987
American
prehensile-tailed
porcupine, Coendou
Sphiggurus spinosus Spiny tree III Populations of Uruguay are subject to the 14 Jul 1976
porcupine, Convention.
Prehensile-tailed
porcupine
Family: Muridae
Leporillus conditor Greater stick-nest I 1 Jul 1975
rat, House-building
rat, Australian stick-
nest rat
Pseudomys fiedli praeconis Shark Bay mouse, I 1 Jul 1975
False mouse
Xeromys myoides False water rat I 1 Jul 1975
Zyzomys pedunculatus Central rock-rat, I 1 Jul 1975
Australian native
mouse, Mcdonnell
Range rock-rat
Family: Sciuridae
Cynomys mexicanus Mexican prairie I 1 Jul 1975
dog, Mexican
prairie marmot
Marmota caudata Long-tailed marmot III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Convention. WLPA – schedule – II – part - II 1989
Marmota himalayana Himalayan marmot III Only populations of India are subject to the 16 Mar
Convention. WLPA – schedule – II – part - II 1989
Ratufa spp. giant squirrels II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Indian species are:
Ratufa indica Indian Giant II Indian species- WLPA – schedule – II- part - II 1 Jul 1975
Squirrel
Ratufa bicolor Black Giant II Indian species- WLPA – schedule – II -part - II 1 Jul 1975
Squirrel
Ratufa macroura Grizzled Giant II Indian species- WLPA – schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Squirrel
Sciurus deppei Deppe’s squirrel III Only populations of Costa Rica are subject to the 28 Oct 1976
Convention.
Order: Scandentia (4 Feb
1977)
Scandentia spp. tree shrews II The entire order is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Genera in the order include:
Anathana, Dendrogale,
Ptilocercus, Tupaia, Urogale.
Anathana ellioti II Indian species(Not in WLPA) 4 Feb 1977
Tupaia nicobarica II Indian species(Not in WLPA) 4 Feb 1977
Order: Sirenia (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Dugongidae
Dugong dugon Dugong or Sea cow I Indian species- WLPA – schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Trichechidae
Trichechus inunguis South American I 1 Jul 1975
manatee,
Amazonian manatee
Trichechus manatus Caribbean manatee, I 1 Jul 1975
North American
manatee, West
Indian manatee
Trichechus senegalensis West African II 1 Jul 1975
manatee
Class: Aves (Birds)
Order: Anseriformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Anatidae
Anas aucklandica Brown teal, I 1 Jul 1975
Auckland Island
flightless teal,
Campbell Island
flightless teal,
Campbell Island
brown teal, New
Zealand brown teal
Anas bernieri Madagascar teal II 1 Jul 1975
Anas chlorotis New Zealand brown I 1 Jul 1975
duck
Anas formosa Baikal teal, II Indian species – WLPA- schedule-IV 11 Jun 1992
Spectacled teal,
Formosa teal
Anas laysanensis Laysan duck, I 1 Jul 1975
Laysan teal
Anas nesiotis Campbell Island I 1 Jul 1975
flightless teal
Asarcornis scutulata White-winged wood I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV 1 Jul 1975
duck SYN:Cairina scutulata
Branta canadensis Aleutian goose, I 1 Jul 1975
leucopareia Canada goose
Branta ruficollis Red-breasted goose II Indian species –WLPA – schedule - IV 1 Jul 1975
Branta sandvicensis Hawaiian goose, I 1 Jul 1975
Nene duck
Cairina moschata Muscovy duck III Only populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr
Convention. 1987
Coscoroba coscoroba Coscoroba swan II 1 Jul 1975
Cygnus melanocoryphus Black-necked swan II 1 Jul 1975
Dendrocygna arborea Cuban tree, II 1 Jul 1975
Black-billed
whistling duck,
West Indian
whistling-duck
Dendrocygna autumnalis Black-bellied III Only populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr
whistling-duck, Convention. 1987
Red-billed
whistling-duck
Dendrocygna bicolor Fulvous III Indian species – WLPA – schedule – IV 26 Feb 1976
whistling-duck Only populations of Honduras are subject to the
Convention.
Oxyura leucocephala White-headed duck II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – IV 22 Apr
1976
Rhodonessa caryophyllacea Pink-headed duck I p.e. Species possibly extinct. 1 Jul 1975
Indian species – WLPA – schedule – I
Sarkidiornis melanotos Comb duck, II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – IV 1 Jul 1975
Knob-billed
duck,Nakta
Order: Apodiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Trochilidae
Trochilidae spp. hummingbirds II The entire family is listed. 22 Oct 1987
Genera in the family include: Please see below for species included in Appendix I.
Abeillia, Adelomyia,
Aglaeactis, Aglaiocercus,
Agyrtria, Amazilia,
Androdon, Anopetia,
Anthocephala,
Anthracothorax, Archilochus,
Atthis, Augastes, Basilinna
Boissonneaua, Calliphlox,
Calothorax, Calypte,
Campylopterus,
Chaetocercus, Chalcostigma,
Chalybura, Chlorostilbon,
Chrysolampis, Chrysuronia,
Clytolaema, Coeligena,
Colibri, Cyanophaia,
Cynanthus, Discosura,
Doricha, Doryfera, Elvira,
Ensifera, Eriocnemis,
Eugenes, Eulampis,
Eupherusa, Eutoxeres,
Florisuga, Glaucis,
Goethalsia, Goldmania,
Haplophaedia, Heliactin,
Heliangelus, Heliodoxa,
Heliomaster, Heliothryx,
Hylocharis, Hylonympha,
Klais, Lafresnaya,
Lampornis, Lamprolaima,
Lepidopyga, Lesbia,
Leucippus, Leucochloris,
Loddigesia, Lophornis,
Mellisuga, Metallura,
Microchera, Microstilbon,
Myrmia, Myrtis, Ocreatus,
Opisthoprora, Oreonympha,
Oreotrochilus, Oxypogon,
Patagona, Phaethornis,
Phlogophilus, Polyerata,
Polyonymus, Polytmus,
Pterophanes, Ramphodon,
Ramphomicron, Rhodopis,
Sappho, Saucerottia,
Selasphorus, Sephanoides,
Stellula, Stephanoxis,
Sternoclyta, Taphrolesbia,
Thalurania, Thaumastura,
Threnetes, Tilmatura,
Topaza, Urochroa and
Urosticte.
Glaucis dohrnii Hook-billed hermit I Please refer to Trochilidae spp. for other species in 1 Jul 1975
(hummingbird) this genus.
Order: Charadriiformes (1 Jul 1975)

Family: Burhinidae
Burhinus bistriatus Double-striped III Only populations of Guatemala are subject to the 23 Apr
thick-knee, Mexican Convention. 1981
stone curlew
Family: Laridae
Larus relictus Relict gull, Khar I 1 Jul 1975
gull
Family: Scolopacidae
Numenius borealis Eskimo curlew I 1 Jul 1975
Numenius tenuirostris Slender curlew, I 1 Jul 1975
Billed curlew,
Long-billed curlew
Tringa guttifer Nordmann’s I 1 Jul 1975
greenshank, Spotted
greenshank
Order: Ciconiiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Balaenicipitidae
Balaeniceps rex Shoebill II 22 Oct 1987
Family: Ciconiidae
Ciconia boyciana Japanese stork, I Indian species – WLPA – schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
White oriental stork
Ciconia nigra Black stork II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – IV 1 Jul 1975
Jabiru mycteria Jabiru I 1 Aug 1985
Mycteria cinerea Milky wood stork I 22 Oct 1987
Family: Phoenicopteridae
Phoenicopteridae spp. flamingos II The entire family is listed. 29 Jul 1983
Genera in the family include: Please see below for species with an earlier date of
Phoenicopterus first listing.
Phoenicopterus andinus Andean flamingo II 1 Jul 1975
Phoenicopterus chilensis Chilean flamingo II 1 Jul 1975
Phoenicopterus jamesi James flamingo II 1 Jul 1975
Phoenicopterus minor Lesser flamingo II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – IV
Phoenicopterus ruber American flamingo II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – IV 22 Apr

Greater flamingo 1976
Family: Threskiornithidae
Eudocimus ruber Scarlet ibis II 22 Oct 1987
Geronticus calvus Southern bald ibis II 1 Jul 1975
Geronticus eremita Northern bald ibis, I 22 April
Hermit ibis 1976
Nipponia nippon Japanese crested I 1 Jul 1975
ibis
Platalea leucorodia White spoonbill, II Indian species – WLPA – schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
Eurasian spoonbill
Order: Columbiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Columbidae
Caloenas nicobarica Nicobar pigeon, I Indian species – WLPA – schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Nicobar dove
Ducula mindorensis Mindoro imperial I 1 Jul 1975
pigeon, Mindoro
zone-tailed pigeon
Gallicolumba luzonica Bleeding heart II 1 Jul 1975
dove, Bleeding
heart pigeon
Goura spp. Crowned pigeons II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Nesoenas mayeri Pink pigeon III Only populations of Mauritius are subject to the 4 Dec 1975
Convention.
Order: Coraciiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Bucerotidae
Aceros spp. Hornbills II The entire genus is listed. Please see below for 11 Jun 1992
species included in Appendix I and/or with an earlier
date of first listing.
Aceros narcondami Narcondam hornbill II Indian species –WLPA-schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
SYN: Rhyticeros narcondami
Aceros nipalensis Rufous-necked I Indian species –WLPA-schedule – I 11 Jun 1992
hornbill
Anorrhinus spp. Hornbills II The entire genus is listed. 11 Jun 1992
II Indian species –WLPA-schedule – I
Anorrhinus tickelliaustemi Brown hornbill
Anthracoceros spp. Hornbills, pied II The entire genus is listed. 11 Jun 1992
hornbills
Anthracoceros albirostris Oriential II Indian species –WLPA-schedule – I
pied/Indian pied
hornbill
Anthracoceros coronatus Malabar pied II Indian species
coronatus hornbill
Berenicornis spp. Asian white-crested II The entire genus is listed. 11 Jun 1992
hornibill
Buceros spp. Giant hornbills II The entire genus is listed. Please see below for 11 Jun 1992
species and subspecies included in Appendix I
and/or with an earlier date of first listing.
Buceros bicornis Great pied hornbill, I Indian species –WLPA-schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
Great Indian B.B.homrai
hornbill
Buceros hydrocorax Rufous hornbill II 18 Jan 1990
Buceros malabaricus Indian Pied hornbill II Indian species –WLPA-schedule – I
Buceros rhinoceros Rhinoceros hornbill II 18 Jan 1990

Penelopides spp. hornbills II The entire genus is listed. 11 Jun 1992
Rhinoplax vigil Helmeted hornbill I 1 Jul 1975
Rhyticeros spp. Hornbills II The entire genus is listed. Please see below for 11 Jun 1992
species included in Appendix I and/or with an earlier
Rhyticeros undulateus Bar throated II Indian species –WLPA-schedule – I
ticehursti wreathed hornbill SYN: Aceros undulateus, Buceros undulateus
Rhyticeros subruficollis Plain-pouched I 11 Jun 1992

hornbill, Blyth’s
hornbill
Order: Cuculiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Musophagidae
Tauraco spp. Turacos, louries II The entire genus is listed. Please see below for 16 Feb 1995
species with an earlier date of first listing.
Tauraco corythaix Knysna turaco II 1 Jul 1975
Tauraco macrorhynchus Yellow-billed turaco II 26 Feb 1976
Tauraco porphyreolopha Purple-crested II SYN: Musophaga porphyreolopha 1 Jul 1975
turaco,
Violet-crested
turaco
Order: Falconiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Falconiformes spp. Eagles, hawks, II The entire order is listed except for the family 28 Jun 1979
Families and Genera in the falcons vultures and Cathartidae, for which only some species have been
order include: relatives listed.
Accipitridae: Refer to Please see below for families, genera, species and
Accipitridae spp. for a list of subspecies included in Appendix I or Appendix III
genera in this family. and/or with an earlier date of first listing.
Indian species in family:
Cathartidae: See below for Accipitridae
species subject to the Falconidae
Convention, Pandionidae-
Falconidae: Daptrius, Falco,
Herpetotheres, Micrastur,
Microhierax, Milvago,
Phalcoboenus, Polihierax,
Polyborus, Spiziapteryx.
Pandionidae: Pandion
Sagittariidae: Sagittarius
Family: Accipitridae
Accipitridae spp. hawks, eagles and II Populations of Costa Rica within this family became 28 Oct 1976
Genera in family include: their allies subject to the Convention on this date>>>
Accipiter, Aegypius, Aquila, The entire family is listed. Please refer to
Asturina, Aviceda, Falconiformes spp. for other populations.
Busarellus, Butastur, Buteo, Indian species listed below
Chelictinia, Chondrohierax,
Circaetus, Circus, Elanoides,
Erythrotriorchis, Eutriorchis,
Gampsonyx, Geranoaetus,
Geranospiza, Gypaetus,
Gypohierax, Haliaeetus,
Haliastur, Hamirostra,
Harpia, Harpyhaliaetus,
Harpyopsis, Henicopernis,
Hieraaetus, Ichthyophaga,
Ictinia, Kaupifalco,
Leptodon, Leucopternis,
Lophaetus, Lophoictinia,
Macheiramphus,
Megatriorchis, Melierax,
Milvus, Morphnus,
Necrosyrtes, Neophron,
Oroaetus, Parabuteo,
Pithecophaga, Polemaetus,
Polyboroides, Rostrhamus,
Sarcogyps, Spilornis,
Spizaetus, Spizastur,
Stephanoaetus, Terathopius,
Torgos, Trigonoceps,
Urotriorchis.
Accipiter badius Shikra/little banded II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
sparrow hawk
Accipiter butleri Nicobar shikra II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
Accipiter gentilis Northern goshawk II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 4 Feb 1977

Accipiter gularis Japanese sparrow II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
hawk
Accipiter gundlachi Gundlach’s hawk II 4 Feb 1977
Accipiter nisus European II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
sparrowhawk
Accipiter soloensis Gray froghowk, II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
Chines sparrow
howk
Accipiter tribirgatus Asian crested II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
goshawk
Accepiter virgagus Besra sparrow howk II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
Aegypius monachus European black II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 4 Feb 1977
vulture, Cinerous
vulture
Aquila spp. eagles II The entire genus is listed. 22 Apr 1976
Please see below for species in Appendix I and/or
Aquila adalberti Spanish imperial I 1 Jul 1975
eagle
Aquila chrysaetos Golden eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Aquila clanga Greater spotted II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
eagle
Aquila hastate Indian spotted eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Aquila heliaca Imperial eagle I Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 4 Feb 1977
Aquila nipalensis Steppe eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 4 Feb 1977
Aquila pomarina Lesser spotted eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Aquila rapax Tawny eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Aviceda jerdoni Asian baza II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Aviceda leuphotes Black baza II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Butastur teesa White eyed buzzard II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 28 Jun 1979
Buteo buteo Common buzzard II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 28 Jun 1979
Buteo hemilasius Upland buzzard II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 28 Jun 1979
Buteo rufinus Long legged II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 28 Jun 1979
buzzard
Chondrohierax uncinatus Cuban hook-billed I 4 Feb 1977
wilsonii kite
Circaetus spp. Snake-eagles II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Circaetus gallicus Shorttoed snake II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 4 Feb 1977
eagle
Circus spp. Harriers II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Circus aeruginosus Eurasian Marsh II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 4 Feb 1977
harrier
Circus cyaneus Marsh howk II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Oct 1976
Circus macrourus Pale harrier II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 4 Feb 1977
Circus melanoleucus Pied harrier II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 4 Feb 1977
Circus pygargus Montagu’s harrier II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 4 Feb 1977
Elabnus caeruleus Black winged kite Ii Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Gypaetus barbatus Lammergeier II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - IV 22 Apr 1976
Gypaetus barbatus Lammergier II 1 Jul 1975
meridionalis
Gyps bengalensis White backed II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
vulture
Gyps fulvus Griffon vulture II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - IV 22 Apr 1976
Gyps himalayensis Himalayn griffon II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 28 Jun 1979
vulture
Gyps indicus Long billed vulture II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Gyps tenuirostris Slender billed Ii Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
vulture
Haliaeetus spp. Sea-eagles, fish- II The entire genus is listed. Please see below for 4 Feb 1977
eagles species in Appendix I and/or with an earlier date of
first listing.
Haliaeetus albicilla White-tailed (Sea) I Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
eagle, Grey sea
eagle
Haliaeetus albicilla Greenland white- I 1 Jul 1975
groenlandicus tailed sea-eagle
Haliaeetus leucocephalus Bald eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 4 Feb 1977
Haliaeetus leucogaters White bellied fish II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 4 Feb 1977
eagle
Haliaeetus leucoryphus Pallas’s fish eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 4 Feb 1977
Haliastur Indus Brahminy kite, Ii Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
White headed sea
eagle
Harpia harpyja Harpy eagle I 1 Jul 1975
Harpyopsis novaeguineae New Guinea harpy II 4 Feb 1977
eagle
Hieraaetus fasciatus Bonelli’s eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 22 Apr 1976
Hieraaetuskienerii Chestnut Bellied II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
hawk eagle
Hieraaetus pennatus Booted eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 22 Apr 1976
Ichthyophaga humilis Lesser fish eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
Icthyophaga ichthyaetus Gray headed fish II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
eagle
Ictinaetus malayensis Indian black eagle Ii Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
Milvus migrans Pariah kite II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 28 Jun 1979
Milvus milvus Red kite II 4 Feb 1977
Neophron percnopterus Red kite II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 4 Feb 1977
Pernis ptilorhynchus Oriental honey II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 28 Jun 1979
buzzard
Pithecophaga jefferyi Philippine eagle, I 1 Jul 1975
Monkey-eating
eagle
Sarcogyps calvus Indian black II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 28 Jun 1979
vulture, Asian king
vulture, red headed
vulture
Spilornis cheela Crested Serpent II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
eagle
Spilornis elgini Andaman dark II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
serpent eagle
Spilornis klossi Nicobar serpent II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
eagle
Spizaetus cirrhatus Crested hawk eagle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
Spizatus nipalensis Mountain hawk II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 28 Jun 1979
eagle
Family: Cathartidae
Gymnogyps californianus Californian condor I 1 Jul 1975
Sarcoramphus papa King vulture III Populations of Honduras became subject to the 13 Apr 1987
Convention on this date>>>
Please refer to Falconiformes spp. for other
populations.
Vultur gryphus Andean condor I Please refer to Falconiformes spp. for other species 1 Jul 1975
in this genus.
Family: Falconidae
Falconidae spp. falcons, caracaras II The entire family is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Genera in family include: Please see below for species included in Appendix I.
Daptrius, Falco,
Herpetotheres, Micrastur,
Microhierax, Milvago,
Phalcoboenus, Polihierax,
Polyborus, Spiziapteryx.
Faclo amurensis Amurfalcon II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 1 Jul 1975

Falco araeus Seychelles kestrel I 1 Jul 1975
Falco cherrug Saker falcon II Indian species 1 Jul 1975
Falco chicquera Red headed falcon II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
Falco columbarius Merlin, pigeon II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 1 Jul 1975
hawk
Falco jugger Laggar falcon I Indian species – WLPA-schedule - IV 1 Jul 1975
Falco naumanni Lesser kestrel II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 1 Jul 1975
Falco newtoni Aldabra kestrel I Populations of the Seychelles are Appendix I. 1 Jul 1975
Falco pelegrinoides Barbary falcon I Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 1 Jul 1975

Falco peregrinus Peregrine falcon I Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 1 Jul 1975
Falco punctatus Mauritius kestrel I 1 Jul 1975
Falco rusticolus Gyrfalcon I 1 Jul 1975
Falco severus Oriental hobby II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 1 Jul 1975
Falco subbuteo Eurasian hobby II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 1 Jul 1975
Falco tinnunculus Common II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 1 July 1975
kestrel
Microhierax caerulescens Collared falconet, II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 1 Jul 1975
Red legged faconet
Microhierax melanoleucos Pied falconet II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – IV 1 Jul 1975
Family: Pandionidae
Pandion haliaetus Osprey, gavilan II Indian species – WLPA-schedule - I 16 Nov
pescador 1975
Family: Sagittariidae
Sagittarius serpentarius Secretary bird II 26 Feb 1976
Order: Galliformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Cracidae
Crax alberti Blue-knobbed III Only populations of Columbia are subject to the 21 Sep 1988
curassow Convention.
Crax blumenbachii Red-billed curassow I 1 Jul 1975
Crax daubentoni Yellow-knobbed III Only populations of Columbia are subject to the 21 Sep 1988
Crax globulosa Wattled curassow III Only populations of Columbia are subject to the 21 Sep 1988
Convention.
Crax rubra Great curassow III Only populations of Colombia, Guatemala, Costa 28 Oct 1976
Rica and Honduras are subject to the Convention.
Mitu mitu Mitu, Razor-billed I 1 Jul 1975
curassow
Oreophasis derbianus Horned guan I 1 Jul 1975
Ortalis vetula Plain chachalaca III Only populations of Guatemala and Honduras are 23 Apr 1981
subject to the Convention.
Pauxi pauxi Northern helmeted III Only populations of Columbia are subject to the 21 Sep 1988
Penelope albipennis White-winged guan I 6 Jun 1981
Penelope purpurascens Northern crested III Only populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr 1987
guan Convention.
Penelopina nigra Black chachalaca, III Only populations of Guatemala are subject to the 23 Apr 1981
Highland guan Convention.
Pipile jacutinga Black-faced piping, I 1 Jul 1975
Black-fronted
piping guan, Black-
fronted curassow,
Jacutinga
Pipile pipile Trinidad I 1 Jul 1975
white-headed
Curassow, Trinidad
white-headed piping
guan
Family: Megapodiidae
Macrocephalon maleo Maleo megapode I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Phasianidae
Argusianus argus Great argus II 1 Jul 1975
pheasant
Catreus wallichii Cheer pheasant I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Colinus virginianus ridgwayi Bobwhite quail I 1 Jul 1975
Crossoptilon crossoptilon White-eared or I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Tibetan-eared
pheasant
Crossoptilon mantchuricum Brown-eared I 1 Jul 1975
pheasant
Gallus sonneratii Sonnerat’s jungle II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –II part - II 1 Jul 1975
fowl, gray jungle
fowl
Ithaginis cruentus Blood pheasant II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Lophophorus impejanus Himalayan monal, I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
monal pheasant
Lophophorus lhuysii Chinese monal I 1 Jul 1975
pheasant
Lophophorus sclateri Sclater’s monal I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
pheasant
Lophura edwardsi Edward’s pheasant I 1 Jul 1975
Lophura imperialis Imperial pheasant I 1 Jul 1975
Lophura swinhoii Swinhoe’s pheasant I 1 Jul 1975
Meleagris ocellata Ocellated turkey III Only populations of Guatemala are subject to the 23 Apr 1981
Convention.
Pavo muticus Green peafowl II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -IV 4 Feb 1977
Polyplectron bicalcaratum Gray peacock II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
pheasant, Burmese
peacock
Polyplectron germaini Germain’s II 1 Jul 1975
peacock-pheasant
Polyplectron malacense Malaysian II 1 Jul 1975
Peacock-pheasant
Polyplectron napoleonis Napoleon’s I 1 Jul 1975
peacock-pheasant
Polyplectron schleiermacheri Bornean II 1 Jul 1975
peacock-pheasant
Rheinardia ocellata Rheinard’s crested I 13 Nov
argus, crested argus 1986
pheasant
Syrmaticus ellioti Elliot’s pheasant I 1 Jul 1975
Syrmaticus humiae Bar-tailed Pheasant, I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Mrs Hume’s
Pheasant
Syrmaticus mikado Mikado pheasant I 1 Jul 1975
Tetraogallus caspius Caspian snowcock I 1 Jul 1975
Tetraogallus tibetanus Tibetan snowcock I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Tragopan blythii Blyth’s tragopan I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Tragopan caboti Cabot’s tragopan I 1 Jul 1975
Tragopan melanocephalus Western tragopan I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Tragopan satyra Satyr tragopan III Only populations of Nepal are subject to the 16 Nov
Convention. 1975
Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I
Tympanuchus cupido attwateri Attwater’s greater I 1 Jul 1975
prairie chicken
Order: Gruiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Gruidae
Gruidae spp. cranes II The entire family is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Genera in family include: Please see below for species included in Appendix I
Balearica, Grus. and/or with an earlier date of first listing.
Grus americana Whooping crane I 1 Jul 1975
Grus canadensis nesiotes Cuba sandhill crane I 1 Jul 1975
Grus canadensis pulla Mississippi sandhill I 1 Jul 1975
crane
Grus grus Common crane II Indian species 22 Apr 1976
Grus antigone Sarus crane II Indian species
Grus japonensis Japanese crane, I 1 Jul 1975
Manchurian crane,
Red-crowned crane
Grus leucogeranus Siberian white crane I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Grus monacha Hooded crane I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Grus nigricollis Black-necked crane I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Grus vipio White-naped crane I 1 Jul 1975
Grus virgo Demoiselle crane II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 22 Apr 1976
SYN: Anthropoides virgo
Family: Otididae
Otididae spp. Bustards II The entire family is listed. 22 Oct 1987
Genera in family include: Please see below for species included in Appendix I
Ardeotis, Chlamydotis, and/or with an earlier date of first listing.
Eupodotis, Neotis, Otis,
Tetrax.
Ardeotis nigriceps Great indian bustard I Indian species-WLPA-schedule –I 1 Jul 1975
SYN: Choriotis nigriceps
Chlamydotis macqueenii Macqueen’s bustard I Indian species-same as Houbara bustard as per ZSI 1 Jul 1975
Chlamydotis undulata Houbara bustard I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
Houbaropsis bengalensis Bengal florican, I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
bengal bustard, SYN:Eupodotis bengalensis
great bustard
Otisindica / Sypheotides indica Likh or lesser II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 1 Jul 1975
florican
Otis tarda Great bustard II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV
Otistetrax orientalis/Tetrax Eastern little bustard II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -IV
tetrax orientalis
Tetrax tetrax Little bustard II 22 Apr 1976
Family: Rallidae
Gallirallus sylvestris Lord howe island I 1 Jul 1975
wood rail
Family: Rhynochetidae
Rhynochetos jubatus Kagu I 1 Jul 1975
Order: Passeriformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Atrichornithidae
Atrichornis clamosus Noisy scrub-bird, I 1 Jul 1975
Western scrub-bird
Family: Cotingidae
Cephalopterus ornatus Amazonian III Only populations of Columbia are subject to the 21 Sep 1988
umbrellabird Convention.
Cephalopterus penduliger Long-wattled III Only populations of Columbia are subject to the 21 Sep 1988
umbrellabird Convention.
Cotinga maculata Spotted cotinga, I 1 Jul 1975
banded cotinga
Rupicola spp. Cocks-of-the-rock II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Xipholena atropurpurea White-winged I 1 Jul 1975
cotinga
Family: Emberizidae
Gubernatrix cristata Yellow cardinal II 14 Jul 1976
Paroaria capitata Yellow-billed II 22 Oct 1987
cardinal
Paroaria coronata Red-crested cardinal II 22 Oct 1987
Tangara fastuosa Seven-colored II 18 Sep 1997
tanager
Family: Estrildidae
Amandava formosa Green avadavat II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -IV 28 Sep 1997
Lonchura oryzivora Java sparrow II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 28 Sep 1997
SYN: Padda oryzivora
Poephila cincta cincta Black-throated II 17 Oct 1980
finch, Parson Finch
Family: Fringillidae
Carduelis cucullata Red siskin I 1 Jul 1975
Carduelis yarrellii Yellow-faced siskin II 1 Jul 1975
Family: Hirundinidae
Pseudochelidon sirintarae White-eyed river I 1 Jul 1975
martin
Family: Icteridae
Xanthopsar flavus Saffron-cowled I 14 Jul 1976
blackbird
Family: Meliphagidae
Lichenostomus melanops Helmeted I 1 Jul 1975
cassidix honeyeater
Family: Muscicapidae
Acrocephalus rodericanus Rodriquez island III Only populations of Mauritius are subject to the 4 Dec 1975
warbler Convention.
Cyornis ruckii Rueck’s blue II 1 Jul 1975
flycatcher, niltava
Dasyornis broadbenti litoralis Western rufous I p.e. Species possibly extinct. 1 Jul 1975
bristlebird
Dasyornis longirostris Western bristlebird I 1 Jul 1975
Garrulax canorus Hwamei II 19 Jul 2000
Leiothrix argentauris Silver-eared mesia II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -IV 18 Sep 1997
Leiothrix lutea Pekin robin II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -IV 18 Sep 1997
Liocichla omeiensis Omei shan liocichla II 18 Sep 1997
Picathartes gymnocephalus Bare-headed, I 1 Jul 1975
White-necked
rockfowl, White-
necked bald crow
Picathartes oreas Gray-necked, I 1 Jul 1975
Red-headed
rockfowl, Grey-
necked bald crow
Terpsiphone bourbonnensis Coq de boise, III Only populations of Mauritius are subject to the 4 Dec 1975
mascarene paradise Convention.
flycatcher
Family: Paradisaeidae
Paradisaeidae spp. Birds of paradise II The entire family is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Astrapia, Cicinnurus,
Cnemophilus, Epimachus,
Loboparadisea, Lophorina,
Lycocorax, Macgregoria,
Manucodia, Melampitta,
Paradigalla, Paradisaea,
Parotia, Pteridophora,
Ptiloris, Seleucidis,
Semioptera.
Family: Pittidae
Pitta guajana Blue-tailed, Banded II 7 Dec 1987
pitta
Pitta gurneyi Gurney’s pitta I 7 Dec 1987
Pitta kochi Koch’s pitta I 1 Jul 1975
Pitta nympha Japanese fairy pitta, II 1 Jul 1975
Blue-winged pitta
Family: Pycnonotidae
Pycnonotus zeylanicus Straw-headed II 18 Sep 1997
bulbul
Family: Sturnidae
Gracula religiosa Hill myna II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -I 11 Jun 1992
Leucopsar rothschildi Rothschild’s I 1 Jul 1975
starling, myna
Family: Zosteropidae
Zosterops albogularis Silvereye, I 1 Jul 1975
White-chested
white-eye, Norfolk
Island white-eye
Order: Pelecaniformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Fregatidae
Fregata andrewsi Andrew’s I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -IV 1 Jul 1975
frigatebird,
christmas island
frigatebird
Family: Pelecanidae
Pelecanus crispus Dalmatian pelican I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -IV 1 Jul 1975

Family: Sulidae
Papasula abbotti Abbott’s booby I 1 Jul 1975
Order: Piciformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Capitonidae
Semnornis ramphastinus Toucan barbet III Only populations of Columbia are subject to the 28 May
Convention. 1989
Family: Picidae
Campephilus imperialis Imperial I 1 Jul 1975
woodpecker
Dryocopus javensis richardsi Tristam’s white- I Indian species-WLPA-schedule -IV 1 Jul 1975
bellied woodpecker
Family: Ramphastidae
Baillonius bailloni Saffron toucanet III Only populations of Argentina are subject to the 11 Jun 1992
Convention.
Pteroglossus aracari Black-necked II 11 Jun 1992
aracari
Pteroglossus castanotis Chestnut-eared III Only populations of Argentina are subject to the 11 Jun 1992
aracari Convention.
Pteroglossus viridis Green aracari II 11 Jun 1992
Ramphastos dicolorus Red-breasted toucan III Only populations of Argentina are subject to the 11 Jun 1992
Convention.
Ramphastos sulpfuratus Keel-billed toucan II 23 Apr 1981
Ramphastos toco Toco toucan II 11 Jun 1992
Ramphastos tucanus Red-billed toucan II 11 Jun 1992
Ramphastos vitellinus Channel-billed II 11 Jun 1992
toucan
Selenidera maculirostris Spot-billed toucanet III Only populations of Argentina are subject to the 11 Jun 1992
Convention.
Order: Podicipediformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Podicipedidae
Podilymbus gigas Atitlan (pied-billed) I 1 Jul 1975
grebe, Giant pied-
billed grebe
Order: Procellariiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Diomedeidae
Phoebastria albatrus Short-tailed I 1 Jul 1975
albatross, Stellar’s
albatross
Order: Psittaciformes (1 Jul 1975)
Psittaciformes spp. Parrots and their II The entire order is listed., 6 Jun 1981
Families and Genera in this allies except for Melopsittacus
order include: undulatus (Budgerigar)
Psittacidae: Refer to Nymphicus hollandicus
Psittacidae spp. for list of (Cockatiel), Psittacula krameri (ring-necked
genera in this family. parakeet) and Agapornis
roseicollis (Peach-faced
Lovebird).
Please see below for families, species and

subspecies included in Appendix I and/or with an
earlier date of first listing. And for Indian species
Family: Cacatuidae
Cacatua goffini Goffin’s cockatoo I 6 Jun 1981
Cacatua haematuropygia Philippine cockatoo, I 6 Jun 1981

Red-vented
cockatoo
Cacatua moluccensis Moluccan cockatoo, I 6 Jun 1981
salmon crested
cockatoo
Cacatua sulphurea Lesser sulphur- I 6 Jun 1981
crested cockatoo,
Yellow-crested
cockatoo
Cacatua tenuirostris Long-billed corella, II 4 Feb 1977
Slender-billed
cockatoo
Calyptorhynchus lathami Glossy black II 4 Feb 1977
cockatoo
Probosciger aterrimus Great black I 1 Jul 1975
cockatoo, palm
cockatoo
Family: Loriidae
Eos histrio Red lory, blue lory I 6 Jun 1981
Vini ultramarina Ultramarine lorikeet I 6 Jun 1981
Family: Psittacidae
Psittacidae spp. parrots II Populations of Ghana within this family became 26 Feb 1976
Genera in this family include: subject to the Convention on this date>>>
Agapornis, Alisterus, Please refer to Psittaciformes spp. for other
Amazona, Anodorhynchus, populations.
Aprosmictus, Ara, Aratinga, The entire family is listed,
Barnardius, Bolbopsittacus, except for Melopsittacus
Bolborhynchus, Brotegeris, undulatus (Budgerigar)
Callocephalon, Chalcopsitta, Nymphicus hollandicus
Charmosyna, Coracopsis, (Cockatiel), Psittacula krameri (ring-necked
Cyanoliseus, Cyanopsitta, parakeet) and Agapornis
Cyanoramphus, Cyclopsitta, roseicollis (Peach-faced
Deroptyus, Diopsittaca, Lovebird).
Ecelectus, Enicognathus, Please see below for genera, species and subspecies
Eolophus, Eos, Eunymphicus, included in Appendix I and/or with an earlier date of
Forpus, Geoffroyus, first listing.
Geopsittacus, Glossopsitta,
Graydidascalus, Guarouba,
Hapalopsittaca, Lathamus,
Leptosittaca, Loriculus,
Micropsitta, Myiopsitta,
Nandayus, Nannopsittaca,
Neophema, Neopsephotus,
Nestor, Northiella,
Ognorhynchus,
Oreopsittacus, Orthopsittaca,
Pezoporus, Phigys, Pionites,
Pionopsitta, Pionus,
Platycercus, Poicephalus,
Polytelis, Prioniturus,
Propyrrhura, Prosopeia,
Psephotus, Pseudeos,
Psilopsiagon, Psittacella,
Psittacula, Psittaculirostris,
Psittacus, Psitteuteles,
Psittinus, Psittrichas,
Purpureicephalus, Pyrrhura,
Rhynchopsitta, Strigops,
Tanygnathus, Touit,
Trichoglossus, Triclaria
Amazona arausiaca Red-necked I 6 Jun 1981
Amazon parrot
Amazona auropalliata Yellow-naped I 6 Jun 1981
parrot
Amazona barbadensis Yellow-shouldered I 6 Jun 1981
Amazon parrot
Amazona brasiliensis Red-tailed Amazon I 6 Jun 1981
parrot
Amazona finschi Lilac-crowned I 6 Jun 1981
Amazon, Lilac-
crowned parrot
Amazona guildingii St. Vincent amazon I 1 Jul 1975
parrot
Amazona imperialis Imperial amazon I 1 Jul 1975
parrot, sisserou
Amazona leucocephala Cuban parrot, I 1 Jul 1975
bahaman parrot
Amazona oratrix Yellow-crowned I 6 Jun 1981
parrot
Amazona pretrei Red-spectacted I 1 Jul 1975
Amazon parrot
Amazona rhodocorytha Red-browed I 1 Jul 1975
Amazon parrot
Amazona tucumana Tucuman amazon I 6 Jun 1981
parrot
Amazona versicolor St. Lucia amazon I 1 Jul 1975
parrot
Amazona vinacea Vinaceous amazon I 1 Jul 1975
parrot
Amazona viridigenalis Red-Crowned I 6 Jun 1981
parrot, Green-
cheeked parrot
Amazona vittata Puerto Rican parrot, I 1 Jul 1975
Red-fronted
Amazon parrot
Anodorhynchus spp. macaws I The entire genus is listed. Please see below for 6 Jun 1981
species and subspecies with an earlier date of first
listing.
Anodorhynchus glaucus Glaucous macaw I 1 Jul 1975
Anodorhynchus leari Lear’s macaw, I 1 Jul 1975
indigo macaw
Ara ambiguus Buffon’s macaw, I 28 Oct 1976
great green macaw
Ara ararauna Blue and gold II 6 Jun 1981
macow
Ara glaucogularis (often Caninde macaw I 6 Jun 1981
traded under the incorrect
designation Ara caninde)
Ara macao Scarlet macaw I 28 Oct 1976
Ara militaris Military macaw I 6 Jun 1981
Ara rubrogenys Red-fronted macaw I 6 Jun 1981
Coracopsis nigra barklyi Seychelles vasa II 1 Jul 1975
parrot
Cyanoliseus patagonus byroni Burrowing parakeet II 28 Jun 1979
Cyanopsitta spixii Spix’s macaw I 1 Jul 1975
Cyanoramphus cookii Norfolk Island I 1 Jul 1975
parakeet
Cyanoramphus forbesi Forbes’ parakeet, I 1 Jul 1975
Yellow-fronted
parakeet, Forbe’s
kakariki
Cyanoramphus saisseti Red-crowned I 1 Jul 1975
parakeet
Cyanoramphus malherbi Orange-fronted II 1 Jul 1975
parakeet
Cyanoramphus New Zealand I 1 Jul 1975
novaezelandiae parakeet,
Red-fronted
parakeet
Cyanoramphus unicolor Antipodes green II 1 Jul 1975
parakeet
Cyclopsitta diophthalma Coxen’s fig parrot I 1 Jul 1975
coxeni
Eunymphicus cornutus Horned parakeet I 1 Jul 1975
Guarouba guarouba Golden parakeet I 1 Jul 1975
Loriculus vernalis Indian lorikeet II Indian species-WLPA-schedule -IV 6 Jun 1981
Neophema chrysogaster Orange-bellied I 1 Jul 1975

parakeet
Neophema splendida Scarlet-chested II 1 Jul 1975
parakeet
Northiella haematogaster Blue-bonnet parrot II 4 Feb 1977
narethae
Ognorhynchus icterotis Yellow-eared I 6 Jun 1981
conure
Pezoporus occidentalis Night parrot, I p.e. 1 Jul 1975
Australian night
parrot
Pezoporus wallicus Ground parrot I 4 Feb 1977
Pionopsitta pileata Red-capped parrot, I 1 Jul 1975
Pileated parrot
Poicephalus robustus Cape parrot II 1 Jul 1975
Polytelis alexandrae Princess parrot II 4 Feb 1977
Primolius couloni Blue-headed macaw I 6 Jun 1981
Primolius maracana Blue-winged macaw I 6 Jun 1981
Prosopeia personata Masked shining II 1 Jul 1975
parrot, Yellow-
breasted musk
parrot
Psephotus chrysopterygius Golden-shouldered I 1 Jul 1975
parakeet
Psephotus dissimilis (formerly Hooded parrot I 1 Jul 1975
included in species Psephotus
chrysopterygius)
Psephotus pulcherrimus Paradise parakeet I p.e. 1 Jul 1975
Psittacula alexandri abbotti Andaman red II
breasted parakeet
Psittacula alexandri fasciate Red breasted II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
parakeet
Psittacula caniceps Blyths Nicobar II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
parakeet
Psittacula columboides Bluewinged II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
parakeet
Psittacula cyanocephala Blossom headed II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
parakeet
Psittacula derbiana Lord Derby's II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
parakeet
Psittacula eupatria II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
Large Indian
parakeet
Psittacula finschii Eastern slaty headed II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
parakeet
Psittacula himalayana Himalayan slaty II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
headed parakeet
Psittacula intermedia Roths child's II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
parakeet
Psittacula longicauda Andaman red II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
cheeked parakeet
Psittacula roseata Eastern II Indian species-WLPA-schedule –IV 6 Jun 1981
blossomheaded
parakeet
Psittacula echo Rose-ringed I 1 Jul 1975
parakeet, Mauritius
Ring-necked
parakeet
Psittacus erithacus princeps Principe parrot II 1 Jul 1975
Pyrrhura cruentata Blue-throated I 1 Jul 1975
parakeet, Ochre-
marked parakeet
Rhynchopsitta spp. Thick-billed parrot, I The entire genus is listed. Please see below for 6 Jun 1981
Maroon-fronted species with an earlier date of first listing.
parrot
Rhynchopsitta pachyrhyncha Thick-billed parrot I 1 Jul 1975
Rhynchopsitta terrisi Maroon-fronted I 1 Jul 1975
parrot
Strigops habroptilus Kakapo, owl parrot I 1 Jul 1975
Tanygnathus lucionensis Blue-naped parrot II 1 Jul 1975
Order: Rheiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Rheidae
Pterocnemia pennata Lesser rhea I Except subspecies in Appendix II. 28 Jun 1979
Pterocnemia pennata garleppi Lesser rhea I 1 Jul 1975
Pterocnemia pennata pennata Darwin’s rhea II 1 Jul 1975
Rhea americana Greater rhea, II 14 Jul 1976
common rhea
Rhea americana albescens Greater rhea II 1 Jul 1975
Order: Sphenisciformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Spheniscidae
Spheniscus demersus Jackass, II 1 Jul 1975
Blackfooted cape
penguin
Spheniscus humboldti Humboldt penguin, I 6 Jun 1981
Peruvian penguin
Order: Strigiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Strigiformes spp. owls II The entire order is listed. Please see below for 28 Jun 1979
Families and Genera in order families, genera, species and subspecies included in
include: Appendix I and/or with an earlier date of first listing.
Strigidae: Aegolius, Asio,
Athene, Bubo, Glaucidium,
Jubula, Ketupa, Lophostrix,
Micrathene, Mimizuku,
Nesasio, Ninox, Nyctea, Otus,
Pseudoscops, Pulsatrix,
Sceloglaux, Scotopelia,
Speotyto, Strix, Surnia,
Uroglaux, Xenoglaux.
Tytonidae: Phodilus, Tyto.
Family: Strigidae
Strigidae spp. typical owls II Populations of Ghana within this family became 26 Feb 1976
subject to the Convention on this date>>>
Genera in family include: The entire order is listed.
Aegolius, Asio, Athene, Bubo,
Glaucidium, Jubula, Ketupa,
Lophostrix, Micrathene,
Mimizuku, Nesasio, Ninox,
Nyctea, Otus, Pseudoscops,
Pulsatrix, Sceloglaux,
Scotopelia, Speotyto, Strix,
Surnia, Uroglaux, Xenoglaux.
Aegolius funerus Tengmalm’s owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Asio flammeus Short eared owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Asio otus Long eared owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Athene brahma Spotted little owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Athene noctua Nothern little owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Bubo bubo Eurasian eagle owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 22 Apr 1976
Bubo coromandus Dusky eagle owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Bubo nipalensis Spot – bellied eagle II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
owl
Glaucidium cuculoides Asian II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
barred/cuckoo owlet
Gloucidium radiatum Barred jungle owlet II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Heteroglaux blewitti Forest little owl, I Indian species – WLPA – schedule-I 28 Jun 1979
forest spotted owlet SYN: Athene blewitti
Ketupa flavips Tawny fish owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Ketupa ketupa Malay fish owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Ketupa zeylonensis Brown fish owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Mimizuku gurneyi Giant scops owl I 1 Jul 1975
Ninox affinis Andaman hawk owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Ninox natalis Christmas Island I 4 Feb 1977
(hawk) owl,
Moluccan hawk-owl
Ninox novaeseelandiae Norfolk Island I 4 Feb 1977
undulata boobook (hawk)
owl
Ninox scutulata Brown boobook, II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
brown hawk owl
Nyctea scandiaca Snowy owl II 16 Nov
1975
Otus alius Nikobar scops owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Otus bakkamoena Indian scops owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Otus balli Andaman scops owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Otus brusei Pallid/striated scops II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
owl
Otus nudipes newtoni Virgin Island II 1 Jul 1975
screech owl
Otus scops Common/ Eurasian II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 22 Apr 1976
scops owl
Otus spilocephalus Mountain/spotted II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
scops owl
Otus sunia Oriental scops owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Strix aluco Tawny wood owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Strix butleri Desert owl, Hume’s II 4 Feb 1977
wood owl
Strix leptogrammica Brown wood owl Ii Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Strix nebulosa Great gray owl II 16 Nov
1975
Strix ocellata Mottled wood owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Family: Tytonidae
Tytonidae spp. Barn owls, grass II Populations of Ghana within this family became 26 Feb 1976
Genera in family include: owls subject to the Convention on this date>>>
Phodilus, Tyto. The entire order is listed.
Phodilus badius Oriental bay owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Tyto soumagnei Madagascar red I Please refer to Tytonidae spp. for other species in 4 Feb 1977
owl, Madagascar this genus.
grass owl
Tyto alba Barn grass owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Tyto capensis Barn grass owl II Indian species – WLPA – schedule - IV 28 Jun 1979
Order: Struthioniformes (29 Jul
1983)
Family: Struthionidae
Struthio camelus Ostrich I Only populations of Algeria, Burkina Faso, 29 Jul 1983
Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Chad,
Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, the Niger, Nigeria,
Senegal and the Sudan are subject to the
Convention.
Order: Tinamiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Tinamidae
Tinamus solitarius Solitary tinamou I 1 Jul 1975
Order: Trogoniformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Trogonidae
Pharomachrus mocinno Resplendent quetzal I 1 Jul 1975
Class: Reptilia (Reptiles)
Order: Crocodylia (1 Jul 1975)
Crocodylia spp. (includes crocodiles, II The entire order is listed. This means that all 4 Feb 1977
Alligatoridae, Crocodylidae alligators, caimans, families, genera, species and subspecies in this order
and Gavialidae) gavials are subject to the Convention. Families and genera
in this order are listed in column 1.
Families and Genera in the Please see below for species in Appendix I and/or
order include: with an earlier date of first listing.
Alligatoridae: Alligator,
Caiman, Melanosuchus,
Palaeosuchus.
Crocodylidae: Crocodylus,
Osteolaemus, Tomistoma.
Gavialidae: Gavialis
Family: Alligatoridae
Alligator mississippiensis American alligator II 1 Jul 1975
Alligator sinensis Chinese alligator I 1 Jul 1975
Caiman crocodilus Apaporis river I 1 Jul 1975
apaporiensis caiman
Caiman crocodilus crocodilus Common caiman, II 1 Jul 1975
Spectacled caiman
Caiman crocodilus fuscus Brown caiman II 1 Jul 1975
Caiman latirostris Broad-nosed I Populations of Argentina are Appendix II. All other 1 Jul 1975
caiman, Broad- II populations are Appendix I.
snouted caiman
Caiman latirostris Broad-nosed II 1 Jul 1975
caiman, Broad-
snouted caiman
Caiman yacare Yacare II 1 Jul 1975
Melanosuchus niger Black caiman I Populations of Ecuador and Brazil are Appendix II. 1 Jul 1975
All other populations are Appendix I.
II
Paleosuchus palpebrosus Dwarf caiman II 1 Jul 1975
Paleosuchus trigonatus Smooth-fronted II 1 Jul 1975
caiman
Family: Crocodylidae
Crocodylus acutus American crocodile I Populations of Cuba are Appendix II. All other 1 Jul 1975
populations are Appendix I.
II
Crocodylus cataphractus African slender- I 1 Jul 1975
snouted Crocodile,
African sharp-nosed
crocodile
Crocodylus intermedius Orinoco crocodile I 1 Jul 1975
Crocodylus johnstoni Freshwater II 1 Jul 1975
(includes synonym Crocodylus crocodile
johnsoni)
Crocodylus mindorensis Philippine crocodile I 1 Jul 1975
Crocodylus moreletii Morelet’s crocodile I Except populations listed in Appendix II. 1 Jul 1975
Crocodylus moreletii Morelet’s crocodile II Only the populations of Belize and Mexico, with a 1 Jul 1975
zero quota for wild specimens traded for commercial
purposes. All other populations are Appendix I.
Crocodylus niloticus Nile crocodile I Populations of Botswana, Ethiopia, Kenya, 1 Jul 1975
Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South
II Africa, the United Republic of Tanzania (subject to
export quotas), Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe are
Appendix II. The population of Egypt, with a zero
quota for wild specimens traded for commercial
purposes, is Appendix II.
Crocodylus novaeguineae New guinea II Please refer to Crocodylia spp. for other species in 1 Jul 1975
crocodile, this genus.
freshwater crocodile
Crocodylus palustris Marsh, Broad- I Please refer to Crocodylia spp. for other species in 1 Jul 1975
snouted Or mugger this genus.
crocodile Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I
Crocodylus porosus Saltwater crocodile I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
II Populations of Australia, Indonesia and Papua New

Guinea are Appendix II.
Crocodylus rhombifer Cuban crocodile I 1 Jul 1975
Crocodylus siamensis Siamese crocodile I 1 Jul 1975
Osteolaemus tetraspis (African) dwarf I 1 Jul 1975
crocodile
Tomistoma schlegelii Tomistoma, false I 1 Jul 1975
gavial
Family: Gavialidae
Gavialis gangeticus (Indian) gavial, I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
gharial
Order: Rhynchocephalia (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Sphenodontidae
Sphenodon spp. tuataras I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Order: Sauria (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Agamidae
Uromastyx spp. spiny-tailed, dabb II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
lizards, palm
lizards, mastigures
Uromastyx hardwickii spiny-tailed II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-II Part-I 4 Feb 1977
lizard,sanda
Family: Chamaeleonidae
Bradypodion spp. dwarf chameleons II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Brookesia spp. Chameleon II The entire genus is listed. 13 Feb 2003
Brookesia perarmata Antsingy leaf I Please refer to Brookesia spp. for other species in 13 Feb 2003
chameleon this genus.
Calumma spp. chameleons II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Chamaeleo spp. chameleons II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Camaeleo calcaratus Chameleons II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-II part-I 4 Feb 1977
Chamaeleo zeylanicus Indian chameleons II Indian species not in WLPA 4 Feb 1977
Furcifer spp. chameleons II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Family: Cordylidae
Cordylus spp. (includes girdled lizards II The entire genus is listed. This means that all species 6 Jun 1981
Pseudocordylus spp.) and subspecies in the genus are subject to the
Convention.
Family: Gekkonidae
Cyrtodactylus serpensinsula Serpent island II 4 Feb 1977
gecko
Hoplodactylus spp. Sticky-toed gecko III Only populations of New Zealand of species and 28 May
subspecies in the genus are subject to the 2003
Convention.
Naultinus spp. New zealand tree III Only populations of New Zealand of species and 28 May
gecko subspecies in the genus are subject to the 2003
Convention.
Phelsuma spp. Day geckos II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Phelsuma andamanense Andaman day gecko II Indian species not in WLPA 4 Feb 1977
Uroplatus spp. Leaf-tailed geckos II The entire genus is listed. 12 Jan 2005
Family: Helodermatidae
Heloderma spp. bearded lizards, gila II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
monster Please see below for subspecies in Appendix I.
Heloderma horridum Guatemalan beaded I 1 Jul 1975
charlesbogerti lizard
Family: Iguanidae
Amblyrhynchus cristatus Galapagos marine II 1 Jul 1975
iguana
Brachylophus spp. Fiji iguanas I 6 Jun 1981
Conolophus spp. land lizards II 1 Jul 1975
Ctenosaura bakeri Iguana II 23 Jun 2010
Ctenosaura oedirhina Iguana II 23 Jun 2010
Ctenosaura melanosterna Iguana II 23 Jun 2010
Ctenosaura palearis Iguana II 23 Jun 2010
Cyclura spp. ground iguanas I 4 Feb 1977
Iguana spp. common iguanas II 4 Feb 1977
Phrynosoma coronatum coastal horned II 11 Jun 1992
lizards
Phrynosoma coronatum San Diego horned II 1 Jul 1975
blainvillei lizard
Sauromalus varius San Esteban island I 6 Jun 1981
chuckwalla
Family: Lacertidae
Gallotia simonyi Hierro giant lizard I 22 Oct 1987
Podarcis lilfordi Balearic lizard, II 22 Oct 1987
lilford’s wall lizard
Podarcis pityusensis Balearic lizard, II 22 Oct 1987
ibiza wall lizard
Family: Scincidae
Corucia zebrata Prehensile-tailed II 11 Jun 1992
skink
Family: Teiidae
Crocodilurus amazonicus Dragon lizardet II 4 Feb 1977
Dracaena spp. caiman lizards II The entire genus is listed. 18 Jan 1990
Please see below for species with an earlier first
listing date.
Dracaena guianensis Armoured teyou II 4 Feb 1977
Tupinambis spp. tegu lizards II The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Family: Varanidae
Varanus spp. monitor lizards II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Please see below for species in Appendix I.
Varanus salvator Water lizard II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
Varanus bengalensis Indian monitor, I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
Bengal monitor,
Varanus flavescens Yellow monitor, I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
Ruddy snub-nosed
monitor lizard
lizard, Indian oval-
grain lizard
Varanus griseus Grey monitor, I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
desert monitor,
Agra monitor lizard
Varanus komodoensis Komodo (island) I 1 Jul 1975
monitor, komodo
dragon, ora
Varanus nebulosus Indian monitor I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-II part -II 1 Jan 1975
Family: Xenosauridae
Shinisaurus crocodilurus Chinese crocodile II 18 Jan 1990
lizard
Suborder: Serpentes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Boidae
Boidae spp. boas II The entire family is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Please see below for genera, species and subspecies
included in Appendix I and/or with earlier first
listing date.
Acrantophis spp. Madagascar ground I The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
boas
Boa constrictor Boa constrictor II 1 Jul 1975
Boa constrictor occidentalis Argentine boa I 4 Feb 1977
constrictor
Epicrates cenchria cenchria Rainbow boa II 1 Jul 1975
Epicrates inornatus Puerto rican tree I 4 Feb 1977
boa, yellow tree
boa, culebra grande
Epicrates inornatus inornatus Yellow tree boa I 1 Jul 1975
Epicrates monensis Mona boa I 4 Feb 1977
Epicrates subflavus Jamaican boa I 1 Jul 1975
Eryx conicus Common sand boas II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV 4 Feb 1977
SYN: Gonglophis conicus
Eryx johnii Red or blunt tailed II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV
sand boas
Eryx jaculus Caucasian sand boa II 22 Apr 1976
Eryx whitakeri Whitaker’s boa II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV 4 Feb 1977
Eunectes notaeus Yellow anaconda II 1 Jul 1975
Sanzinia madagascariensis Madagascar tree I 4 Feb 1977
boa, sanzinia
Family: Bolyeriidae
Bolyeriidae spp. Round Island boas II The entire family is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Genera in the family include: Please see below for species included in Appendix I.
Bolyeria, Casarea.
Bolyeria multocarinata Round Island boa I 4 Feb 1977
Casarea dussumieri Keel-scaled boa, I 4 Feb 1977
Round Island boa
Family: Colubridae
Atretium schistosum Olive keelback III Only populations of India are subject to the 13 Jan 1984
water snake Convention. WLPA-schedule-II part - II
Cerberus rynchops Dog-faced water III Only populations of India are subject to the 13 Jan 1984
Snake Convention. WLPA-schedule-II part-II
Clelia clelia Mussurana snake II 1 Jul 1975
Cyclagras gigas South american II 1 Jul 1975
false water cobra,
South American
water cobra, beach
cobra, surucucu
Elachistodon westermanni Indian egg-eating II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
snake,
Westermann’s
Indian egg-eater
snake
Ptyas mucosus Oriental rat snake, II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-II part-II 13 Jan 1984
indian rat snake,
asian rat snake,
whipsnake
Xenochrophis piscator Asian water snake, III Only populations of India are subject to the 13 Jan 1984
checkered keelback Convention. WLPA-schedule-II part-II
water snake
Family: Elapidae
Hoplocephalus bungaroides Broad-headed snake II 1 Aug 1985
Micrurus diastema Atlanta coral snake III Only populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr 1987
Convention.
Micrurus nigrocinctus Central American III Only populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr 1987
coral snake, Convention.
Black-banded coral
snake
Naja atra (formerly included Chinese cobra II 13 Jan 1984
under Naja naja)
Naja kaouthia (formerly Monocellate cobra II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-II part -II 13 Jan 1984
included under Naja naja)
Naja mandalayensis (formerly Mandalay cobra II 13 Jan 1984
Naja naja Asian II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-II part -II 13 Jan 1984
cobra,Binocellate
cobra
Naja oxiana (formerly Oxus cobra,Black II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-II part -II 13 Jan 1984
included under Naja naja) cobra
Naja philippinensis (formerly Philippine cobra II 13 Jan 1984
Naja sagittifera (formerly Andaman cobra II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-II part -II 13 Jan 1984
Naja samarensis (formerly Peters’ cobra II 13 Jan 1984
Naja siamensis (formerly Indochinese cobra II 13 Jan 1984
Naja sputatrix (formerly Indonesian cobra II 13 Jan 1984
Naja sumatrana (formerly Golden spitting II 13 Jan 1984
included under Naja naja) cobra
Ophiophagus hannah King cobra II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-II part -II 13 Jan 1984
Family: Loxocemidae
Loxocemidae spp. New World pythons II The entire family is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Loxocemus
Family: Pythonidae
Pythonidae spp. pythons II The entire family is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Genera in family include: Please see below for genera and subspecies included
Antaresia, Apodora, in Appendix I and/or with an earlier date of first
Aspidites, Bothrochilus, listing.
Leiopython, Liasis, Morelia,
Python.
Python spp. pythons II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Please see below for subspecies included in
Appendix I.
Python reticulatus Regal python II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
SYN:Broghammerus reticulatus.
Python molurus molurus Indian (Rock) or I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
Tiger python
Family: Tropidophiidae
Tropidophiidae spp. Small ground boas II The entire family is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Exiliboa, Trachyboa,
Tropidophis, Ungaliophis.
Family: Viperidae
Crotalus durissus Tropical rattlesnake, III Only populations of Honduras are subject to the 13 Apr 1987
cascabel, cascaval Convention.
Daboia russelii (formerly Russell’s viper, III Only populations of India are subject to the 13 Jan 1984
included as Vipera russelli) daboia Convention. WLPA-schedule-II part -II
Vipera ursinii Orsini’s viper I Only the population of Europe (except the area 22 Oct 1987
which formerly constituted the Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics) is subject to the Convention.
Vipera wagneri Wagner’s viper II 11 Jun 1992
Order: Testudines (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Carettochelyidae
Carettochelys insculpta Pig-nosed turtle, Fly II 12 Jan 2005
River turtle
Family: Chelidae
Chelodina mccordi Roti Island snake- II 12 Jan 2005
necked turtle,
mccord's
Snake-necked turtle
Pseudemydura umbrina Short-necked I 1 Jul 1975
swamp turtle,
Western swamp
tortoise
Family: Cheloniidae
Cheloniidae spp. Sea turtles I The entire family is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Genera in the family include: Please see below for species and subspecies with an
Caretta, Chelonia, earlier date of first listing.
Erytmochelys, Lepidochelys,
Natator.
Caretta caretta Loggerhead I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
Chelonia mydas Green turtle I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
Eretmochelys imbricata bissa Pacific hawksbill I Please refer to Cheloniidae spp. for other species in 1 Jul 1975
this genus. Indian species not in WLPA.
Eretmochelys imbricata Atlantic hawksbill I Please refer to Cheloniidae spp. for other species in 1 Jul 1975
imbricata this genus. Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I
Lepidochelys kempi Atlantic ridley I 1 Jul 1975

Lepidochelys olivacea Pacific ridley I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jan 1975
Natator depressus Flatback I 1 Jan 1975
Family: Chelydridae
Macroclemys temminckii Alligator snapping III Only populations of the United States of America 14 Jun 2006
turtle are subject to the Convention.
Family: Dermatemydidae
Dermatemys mawii Central American II 6 Jun 1981
river turtle
Family: Dermochelyidae
Dermochelys coriacea Leathery, Leather- I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
backed turtle
Family: Emydidae
Glyptemys insculpta Wood turtle II Formerly listed as Clemmys insculpta. 11 Jun 1992
Glyptemis muhlenbergii Bog turtle, I Formerly listed as Clemmys muhlenbergii. 1 Jul 1975
Muhlenberg’s turtle
Graptemys spp. map turtles III Only populations of the United States of America 14 Jun 2006
are subject to the Convention.
Terrapene spp. box turtles II The entire genus is listed. This means that all species 16 Feb 1995
and subspecies in the genus are subject to the
Convention. Please see below for species in
Appendix I and with an earlier date of first listing.
Terrapene coahuila Aquatic box turtle I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Geoemydidae
Batagur baska River terrapin, I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
tuntong, common
batagur,Box tortoise
Batagur dhongoka Three strived roofed II Indian species not in WLPA 13 Feb 2003
turtle
Batagur kachuga Bengal roof turtle, II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 13 Feb 2003
red crowned roof
turtle, sail terrapil
Callagur borneoensis Painted terrapin II 18 Sep 1997
Cuora spp. Asian box turtles II The entire genus is listed. 19 Jul 2000
Cuora amboinensis South asian box II Indian species not in WLPA 19 Jul 2000
turtle
Cuora mouhotii Keeled box/jagged II Indian species not in WLPA 13 Feb 2003
shelled turtle
Geoclemys hamiltonii Spotted pond I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
turtle,spotted black
terrapin
Geoemyda spengleri Black-breasted leaf III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
turtle Convention.
Heosemys annandalii Yellow-headed II Formerly listed as Hieremys annandalii. 13 Feb 2003
temple turtle
Heosemys depressa Turtle II 13 Feb 2003
Heosemys grandis Turtle II 13 Feb 2003
Heosemys spinosa Turtle II 13 Feb 2003
Kachuga spp. Indian roofed turtle II The entire genus is listed. Please see below for 13 Feb 2003
species in Appendix I and with an earlier date of first
K .dhongoka Dhoor /dhongoka listing.
terrapin Indian species not in WLPA
SYN: Genus Pangshura
K.smithii Chapant/Smith’s
terrapin
K.sylhetensis Deccan sawback
terrapin
K.tentoria Indian tent turtle
Leucocephalon yuwonoi Sulawesi forest II 13 Feb 2003

turtle
Malayemys macrocephala Snail-eating turtle II
Malayemys subtrijuga Malayan snail- II 12 Jan 2005
eating Turtle
Mauremys annamensis Annam pond turtle II Formerly listed as Annamemys annamensis 13 Feb 2003
Mauremys iversoni Iverson’s pond III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
turtle, fujian pond Convention.
turtle
Mauremys megalocephala Big-headed pond III Formerly listed as Chinemys megalocephala. Only
turtle populations of China are subject to the Convention.
Mauremys mutica Yellow pond turtle II 13 Feb 2003
Mauremys nigricans Red-necked pond III Formerly listed as Chinemys nigricans. Only 17 Feb 2005
turtle populations of China are subject to the Convention.
Mauremys pritchardi Pritchard’s pond III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
turtle, Lashio pond Convention.
turtle
Mauremys reevesii Reeves’s turtle III Formerly listed as Chinemys reevesii. Only 17 Feb 2005
populations of China are subject to the Convention.
Mauremys sinensis Chinese stripe- III Formerly listed as Ocadia sinensis. Only 17 Feb 2005
necked turtle populations of China are subject to the Convention.
Melanochelys tricarinata Three-keeled Asian I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
turtle
Morenia ocellata Burmese peacock I 1 Jul 1975
turtle
Notochelys platynota Malayan Flat- II 12 Jan 2005
shelled turtle
Ocadia glyphistoma Guangxi Stripe- III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
necked turtle Convention.
Ocadia philippeni Philippen’s Stripe- III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
necked turtle Convention.
Orlitia borneensis Malayan giant turtle II 13 Feb 2003
Pangshura spp. roofed turtles II Formerly listed as Kachuga spp. 13 Feb 2003
Pangshura smithii Brown river turtle II Indian species not in WLPA 13 Feb 2003
Pangshura sylhetensis Assam roofed turle II Indian species not in WLPA 13 Feb 2003
Pangshura tecta Dura turtle, Indian I Formerly listed as Kachuga tecta. 1 Jul 1975
pond turtle Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I
Pangshura tentoria Indian tent turtle II Indian species not in WLPA 13 Feb 2003
Sacalia bealei Beal’s eyed turtle III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
Convention.
Sacalia pseudocellata False-eyed turtle III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
Convention.
Sacalia quadriocellata Four-eyed turtle III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
Convention.
Siebenrockiella crassicollis Black marsh turtle II 13 Feb 2003
Sienbenrockiella leytensis Philippine pond II 13 Feb 2003
Turtle
Family: Platysternidae
Platysternon megacephalum Big-headed turtle II 13 Feb 2003
Family: Podocnemididae
Erymnochelys Madagascar turtle II 1 Jul 1975
madagascariensis
Peltocephalus dumerilianus Big-headed Amazon II 1 Jul 1975
River turtle
Podocnemis spp. South american II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
turtles
Family: Testudinidae
Testudinidae spp. land tortoises II The entire family is listed. A zero annual export 4 Feb 1977
quota has been established for Geochelone sulcata
for specimens removed from the wild and traded for
primarily commercial purposes.
Please see below for genera and species included in
Appendix I and/or with an earlier date of first listing.
Geochelone spp. land tortoises II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Indian species-WLPA-Schedule-IV
Geochelone elegans Indian starred Please see below for species included in Appendix I.
tortoise
Geochelone emys Assam land tortoise
Geochelone elongate Yellow tortoise/red

nosed
Geochelone travancorica Travancorica

tortoise
Astrochelys radiata Madagascar I Formerly listed as Geochelone radiata 1 Jul 1975

radiated tortoise
Astrochelys yniphora Angulated tortoise I Formerly listed as Geochelone yniphora 1 Jul 1975
Chelonoidis nigra Galapagos tortoise I Formerly listed as Geochelone nigra 1 Jul 1975
Gopherus spp. gopher tortoises II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Gopherus flavomarginatus Bolson tortoise I 1 Jul 1975
Homopus spp. African II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
parrot-beaked
tortoises
Kinixys spp. Hinged-back II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
tortoises
Malacochersus spp. Pancake tortoises II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Psammobates geometricus Geometric turtle I 1 Jul 1975
Pyxis spp. Spider tortoises II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Pyxis arachnoides Malagasy spider I 1 Jul 1975
tortoise
Pyxis planicauda Flat-tailed spider I 1 Jul 1975
sortoise
Testudo spp. Land tortoises II The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Testudo kleinmanni Egyptian tortoise I 1 Jul 1975
Testudo werneri Land tortoise I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Trionychidae
Amyda cartilaginea Asiatic softshell II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV 12 Jan 2005
turtle
Apalone spinifera ater Cuatro cienegas I 1 Jul 1975
softshell turtle
Aspideretes gangeticus Indian softshell I Indian species –WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
turtle SYN: Trionyx gangeticus
Aspideretes hurum Peacock softshell I Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975

turtle SYN: Trionyx hurum
Aspideretes nigricans Black softshell I SYN: Trionyx nigricans 1 Jul 1975

turtle
Chitra spp. turtles II The entire genus is listed. 13 Feb 2003
Chitra indica Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV
Lissemys punctata Indian Flap-shell II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 16 Feb 1995
tortoise
Lissemys punctata punctata Indian Flap-shell II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 1 Jul 1975
Tortoise
Lissemys scutata Burmese flapshell II 16 Feb 1995
turtle
Palea steindachneri Wattle-necked III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
softshell turtle Convention.
Pelochelys spp. giant softshell II The entire genus is listed. This means that all species 13 Feb 2003
turtles and subspecies in the genus are subject to the
Convention.
Pelochelys bibroni Audithia turtle II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-I 13 Feb 2003
Pelochelys cantoni Asian giant soft II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV-(Family) 13 Feb 2003
shell turtle
Pelodiscus axenaria Chinese softshell III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
turtle Convention.
Pelodiscus maackii Chinese softshell III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
turtle Convention.
Pelodiscus parviformis Chinese softshell III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
turtle Convention.
Rafetus swinhoei Shanghai softshell III Only populations of China are subject to the 17 Feb 2005
turtle Convention.
Class: Amphibia (Amphibians)

Taxon Common names Appendix Notation First listed
include
Order: Anura (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Bufonidae
Altiphrynoides spp. African viviparous I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
toads
Atelopus zeteki Zetek’s frog, I 1 Jul 1975
(Panamanian),
Golden arrow
poison frog, Golden
toad
Bufo periglenes Monte Verde golden I 1 Jul 1975
toad
Bufo superciliaris Cameroon toad I 1 Jul 1975
Nectophrynoides spp. African viviparous I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
toads Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV
Webbed footed or
tree toad
Nimbaphrynoides spp. African viviparous I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
toads
Spinophrynoides spp. African viviparous I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
toads
Family: Calyptocephalellidae
Calyptocephalella gayi III Only populations of Brazil are subject to the 27 Apr 2011
Convention.
Family: Dendrobatidae
Allobates femoralis Brilliant-thighed II 22 Oct 1987
poison frog
Allobates zaparo Sanguine poison II 22 Oct 1987
frog
Cryptophyllobates Sky-blue poison II 22 Oct 1987
azureiventris frog
Dendrobates spp. poison dart frogs, II The entire genus is listed. 22 Oct 1987
poison arrow frogs
Epipedobates spp. poison dart frogs, II The entire genus is listed. 22 Oct 1987
poison arrow frogs
Phyllobates spp. poison arrow frogs II The entire genus is listed. 22 Oct 1987
Family: Hylidae
Agalychnis spp. Tree frogs II The entire genus is listed.. Please see below for 23 Jun 2010
Family: Mantellidae
Mantella spp. 698igantea frogs II The entire genus is listed.. Please see below for 19 Jul 2000
Mantella aurantiaca Malagasy golden II 16 Feb 1995
mantella
Family: Microhylidae
Dyscophus antongilii Tomato frog I 22 Oct 1987
Scaphiophryne gottlebei Gottlebes frog II 13 Feb 2003
Family: Ranidae
Euphlyctis hexadactylus Asian bullfrog, Six- II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV 1 Aug 1985
fingered frog
Hoplobatrachus tigerinus Indian bullfrog II Indian species – WLPA-schedule-IV 1 Aug 1985
Family: Rheobatrachidae
Rheobatrachus spp. Gastric brooding II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
(platypus) frog
Order: Caudata (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Ambystomidae
Ambystoma dumerilii Lake Patzcuaro II 1 Jul 1975
salamander,
Achoque
Ambystoma mexicanum Salamander, Axolotl II 1 Jul 1975
Ambystoma lermaense Lake lerma II 1 Jul 1975
salamander
Family: Cryptobranchidae
Andrias spp. giant salamanders I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
(Includes generic synonym
Megalobatrachus)
Cryptobranchus alleganiensis Hell bender III Only populations of United States of America 3 Apr 2012
subject to the Convention. Includes sub species
allegianensis and bishop.
Family: Salamandridae
Neurergus kaiseri Kaiser’s spotted I 23 Jun 2010
newt
Pleurodeles poireti Algerian III Only populations of Tunicia are subject to the 22 Apr 1976
salamander Convention.
Class: Actinopterygii (Bony fishes)

Order: Acipenseriformes (1 Jul 1975)
Acipenseriformes spp. Sturgeons, II The entire order is listed. 1 Apr 1998
paddlefish, caviar Please see below for species in Appendix I and/or
Family: Acipenseridae
Acipenser brevirostrum Short-nosed I 1 Jul 1975
sturgeon
Acipenser fulvescens Lake sturgeon II 1 Jul 1975
Acipenser oxyrhynchus Atlantic sturgeon II 1 Jul 1975
Acipenser sturio Common sturgeon, I 1 Jul 1975
Baltic sturgeon
Huso huso Beluga sturgeon II 1 April 1998
Family Polyodontidae
Polyodon spathula Duckbill cat, II 11 Jun 1992
Missisippi
paddlefish
Order: Anguilliformes (13 March
2009)
Family: Anguillidae
Anguilla anguilla Common eel II 13 March
2009
Order: Cypriniformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Catostomidae
Chasmistes cujus Cui-ui I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Cyprinidae
Caecobarbus geertsi African blind barb, II 6 Jun 1981
Congo blind barb
Probarbus jullieni Ikan, Temoleh I 1 Jul 1975
Order: Osteoglossiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Osteoglossidae
Arapaima gigas Arapaima, Pirarucu II 1 Jul 1975
Scleropages formosus Asian bonytongue, I 1 Jul 1975
Asian arowana
Order: Perciformes (4 Feb
1977)
Family: Labridae
Cheilinus igantean Humphead wrasse II Indian species – not in WLPA 12 Jan 2005
Family: Sciaenidae
Totoaba macdonaldi Macdonald I 4 Feb 1977
weakfish, Totoaba
Order: Siluriformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Pangasiidae
Pangasianodon gigas (Thailand) Giant I 1 Jul 1975
catfish
Order: Syngnathiformes (15 May
2004)
Family: Syngnathidae
Hippocampus spp. seahorses II The entire genus is listed. 15 May
2004
Hippocampus barbaniensis Reunion seahorse II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 15 May
2004
Hippocampus capensis Knysna sea horse II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 15 May
2004
Hippocampus mohnikei Japanese seahorse II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 15 May
2004
Hippocampus spinosissimus Hedgehog seahorse II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 15 May
2004
Hippocampus fuscus Chilka seahorse II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 15 May
2004
Hippocampushistrix Spincy/thorny II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 15 May
seahorse 2004
Hippocampus kelloggi Great seahorse II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 15 May
2004
Hippocampus kuda Black/colored/699ig II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 15 May
ante/spotted/yellow 2004
seahorse
Hippocampus trimaculatus Flat face/three II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 15 May
spotted seahorse 2004
Class: Elasmobranchii (Sharks)
Order: Carcharhiniformes 25 Sep 2012
Family: Sphyrnidae
Sphyrna lewini Hammerhead sharks III Only populations of Costa Rica is subject to the 25 Sep 2012
Convention.
Indian species not in WLPA
Order: Lamniformes (13 Sep 2000)
Family: Cetorhinidae
Cetorhinus maximus Basking shark II Please see below for populations with an earlier date 13 Feb 2003
of first listing.
Cetorhinus maximus Basking shark II Populations of the United Kingdom became subject 13 Sep 2000
to the Convention on this date>>>
Please refer to above listing for all other populations.
Family: Lamnidae
Carcharodon carcharias Great white shark II Please see below for populations with an earlier date 12 Jan 2005
of first listing.
Carcharodon carcharias Great white shark II Populations of Australia became subject to the 10 Aug 2001
Convention on this date.
Please refer to above listing for all other populations.
Lamna nasus Porbeagle//Mackeral/ III Only populations of Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, 25 Sep 2012
Beaumaris shark Estonia, Finland, France,Germany, Greece, Ireland,
Italy,Latvia, Lithuania, Malta,Netherlands, Poland,
Portugal,Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland are
Order: Orectolobiformes (13 Feb 2003)

Family: Rhincodontidae
Rhincodon typus Whale shark II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 13 Feb 2003
Order: Pristiformes (13 Sep 2007)
Family: Pristidae
Pristidae Sawfish I Except the species included in Appendix II. 13 Sep 2007
Genera in this family
include:
Anoxypristis, Pristis
Anoxypristis cuspidate Knife tooth sawfish, I Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 13 Sep 2007
pointed sawfish
Pristis microdon Freshwater sawfish II Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 13 Sep 2007
Pristis pectinata Comb shark, smooth I 13 Sep 2007

tooth sawfish
Pristis zijsron Green sawfish /long I Indian species – WLPA- schedule –I 13 Sep 2007
comb/long
snout/narrow snout
Class: Sarcopterygii (Bony fishes)
Order: Ceratodontiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Ceratodontidae
Neoceratodus forsteri Australian lungfish II 1 Jul 1975
Order: Coelacanthiformes (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Latimeriidae
Latimeria spp. coelacanths I The entire genus is listed. 19 Jul 2000
Latimeria chalumnae Gombessa I 1 Jul 1975
coelacanth
Latimeria menadoensis Menado coelacanth I 19 Jul 2000
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Invertebrate Animals
Phylum: Echinodermata (Sea urchins and relatives)

Class: Holothuroidea (Sea cucumbers)
Order: Aspidochirotida (16 Oct 2003)
Family: Stichopodidae
Isostichopus fuscus Sea cucumber III Only populations of 16 Oct 2003
Ecuador are subject to
the Convention.
Phylum:Arthropoda (arthropods)
Class: Arachnida (spiders, scorpions and ticks)
Order: Araneae (1 Aug 1985)
Family: Theraphosidae
Aphonopelma albiceps Tarantula II 16 Feb 1995
Aphonopelma pallidum Tarantula II 16 Feb 1995
Brachypelma spp. red-kneed tarantulas II The entire genus is 16 Feb 1995
listed. Please see
below for species with
an earlier date of first
listing.
Brachypelma smithi Red-kneed Tarantula II 1 Aug 1985
Order: Scorpiones (16 Feb 1995)
Family: Scorpionidae
Pandinus dictator Emperor scorpion II 16 Feb 1995
Pandinus gambiensis Emperor scorpion II 16 Feb 1995
Pandinus imperator Emperor scorpion II 16 Feb 1995
Class: Insecta (insects)
Order: Coleoptera (13 Sep 2000)
Family: Lucanidae
Colophon spp. Cape stag beetles III Only populations of 13 Sep 2000
Not found South Africa are
in India. subject to the
Convention.
Family: Scarabaeidae
Dynastes satanas Satanas beetle II Only populations of 23 Jun 2010
Not found South Africa are
in India. subject to the
Convention.
Order: Lepidoptera (4 Feb 1977)
Family: Nymphalidae
Agrias amydon boliviensis White spotted agrias, Amydon agrias III Only populations of 14 Oct 2010
(butterfly) Bolivia are subject to
the Convention.
Morpho godartii lachaumei Godart’s morpho (butterfly) III Only populations of 14 Oct 2010
Bolivia are subject to
the Convention.
Prepona praeneste buckleyana Butterfly III Only populations of 14 Oct 2010
Bolivia are subject to
the Convention.
Family: Papilionidae
Atrophaneura jophon Swallowtail butterfly II 13 Feb 2003
Atrophaneura pandiyana Swallowtail butterfly II 13 Feb 2003
Bhutanitis spp. Bhutan glory swallowtails II The entire genus is 22 Oct 1987
listed.
Bhutanitis liddeerdalii II Indian species WLPA- 22 Oct. 1987
schedule – II part- II
Ornithoptera spp. birdwing butterflies II The entire genus is 16 Feb 1979
listed
Indian species.
Please see below for

species in Appendix I
and/or with earlier
Ornithoptera alexandrae Queen Alexandra’s birdwing butterfly I 4 Feb 1977
Ornithoptera allotei Birdwing butterfly II 4 Feb 1977
Ornithoptera chimaera Birdwing butterfly II 4 Feb 1977
Ornithoptera goliath Birdwing butterfly II 4 Feb 1977
Ornithoptera meridionalis Birdwing butterfly II 4 Feb 1977
Ornithoptera paradisea Paradise birdwing butterfly II 4 Feb 1977
Ornithoptera victoriae Queen Victoria’s birdwing butterfly II 4 Feb 1977
Papilio chikae Luzon peacock swallowtail I 22 Oct 1987
Papilio homerus Homerus swallowtail I 22 Oct 1987
Papilio hospiton Corsican swallowtail I 22 Oct 1987
Parnassius apollo Mountain Apollo butterfly, II Indian species 4 Feb 1977
Snow apollo
Teinopalpus spp. Kaiser-i-hind butterflies II The entire genus is 22 Oct 1987
listed.
Indian species-
T.imperialis
Teino palpus imperialis II Indian species – 22 Oct. 1987
WLPA- schedule – II
part- II
Trogonoptera spp. birdwing butterflies II The entire genus is 16 Feb 1979
listed.
Indian species
Troides spp. birdwing butterflies II The entire genus is 16 Feb 1979
listed. This means that
all species and
subspecies in the
genus are subject to
the Convention.
Indian species-
T.minor,T.helena
Troides aeacus Golden/small birdwing II Indian species 16 Feb 1979
Troides helena Black & gold birdwing II Indian species 16 Feb 1979
Troides minos Birdwing II Indian species 16 Feb 1979
Phylum: Annelida (Annelid worms)

Class: Hirudinoidea (leeches)
Order: Arhynchobdellida (22 Oct 1987)
Family: Hirudinidae
Hirudo medicinalis Medicinal leech II 22 Oct 1987
Hirudo verbena Southern medicinal leech II 22 Oct 1987
Phylum: Mollusca (Molluscs)

Class: Bivalvia (Bivalves)
Order: Mytiloida (12 Jan 2005)
Family: Mytilidae
Lithophaga lithophaga Sea mussel II 12 Jan 2005
Order: Unionida (1 Jul 1975)
Family: Unionidae
Conradilla caelata Birdwing pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Cyprogenia aberti Edible pearly mussel II 1 Jul 1975
Dromus dromas Dromedary pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Epioblasma curtisi Curtis’ pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Epioblasma florentina Yellow-blossom pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Epioblasma sampsonii Sampson’s pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Epioblasma sulcata perobliqua White cat’s paw mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Epioblasma torulosa Green-blossom pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
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Epioblasma torulosa rangiana Tan-blossom pearly mussel II 1 Jul 1975
Epioblasma torulosa torulosa Tuberculed-blossom pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Epioblasma turgidula Turgid-blossom pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Epioblasma 703igant Brown-blossom pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Fusconaia cuneolus Fine-rayed pigtoe mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Fusconaia edgariana Shiny pigtoe mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Lampsilis higginsii Higgin’s eye mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Lampsilis orbiculata orbiculata Pink mucket mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Lampsilis satur Plain pocketbook mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Lampsilis virescens Alabama lamp pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Plethobasus cicatricosus White wartyback mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Plethobasus cooperianus Orange-footed pimpleback Mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Pleurobema clava Club pearly mussel II 1 Jul 1975
Pleurobema plenum Rough pigtoe mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Potamilus capax Fat pocketbook mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Quadrula intermedia Cumberland monkey-face mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Quadrula sparsa Appalachian monkey-face Mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Toxolasma cylindrella Pale 703igantea pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Unio nickliniana Nicklin’s pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Unio tampicoensis tecomatensis Tampico pearly mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Villosa trabalis Cumberland bean mussel I 1 Jul 1975
Order: Veneroida (29 Jul 1983)
Family: Tridacnidae
Tridacnidae spp. Giant clams II The entire family is 1 Aug 1985
Genera in family include: listed.
Hippopus, Tridacna. Please see below for
species with earlier
first listed date.
Tridacna.crocea Boring/saffron coloured clam II Indian species- not in 1 Aug 1985
WLPA
Tridacna.maxima Maxima, small giant clam II Indian species – 1 Aug 1985
WLPA – schedule –I
Tridacna.squamosa Fluted/scaly ginat clam II Indian species – 1 Aug 1985
WLPA-schedule- I
Tridacna derasa Giant clam II 29 Jul 1983
Tridacna gigas Giant clam II 29 Jul 1983
Hippopus hippopus Horse hoof clam II Indian species – 1 Aug 1985
WLPA- schedule – I
Class: Gastropoda (Snails and conches)
Order: Mesogastropoda (11 Jun 1992)
Family: Strombidae
Strombus gigas Queen conch II 11 Jun 1992
Order: Stylommatophora (22 Oct 1987)

Family: Achatinellidae
Achatinella spp. Oahu tree snails I The entire genus is 22 Oct 1987
listed.
Family: Camaenidae
Papustyla pulcherrima (includes Manus island tree snail II 1 Jul 1975
generic synonym Papuina)
Phylum: Cnidaria (Coelenterata) (Coral-like animals)

Class: Anthozoa (Corals and sea anemones)
Order: Antipatharia (6 Jun 1981)
Antipatharia spp. Black corals II The entire order is listed. 6 Jun 1981
Indian species
Family: Antipathidae
Antipathes dichotoma black corals II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 6 Jun 1981
Antipathes valdiviae black corals II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 6 Jun 1981
Stichopathes indica black corals II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 6 Jun 1981
Stichopathes papillosa black corals II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 6 Jun 1981
Family: Myriopathidae
Curpressopathes abies Black corals II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 6 Jun 1981
Family: Schizopathidae
Abyssopathes lyra Lyre coral II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 6 Jun 1981
Bathypathes patula Extended black coral II Indian species – WLPA-schedule – I 6 Jun 1981
Order: Gorgonaceae (1 Jul 2008)
Family: Coralliidae
Corallium elatius Boke, maguey, III Only populations of China are subject 1 Jul 2008
momoiro – Sarigo to the provisions of the Convention.
Corallium japonicum Red coral III Only populations of China are subject 1 Jul 2008
to the provisions of the Convention.
(syn. Paracorallium japonicum)
Corallium konjoi Red coral, white coral, III Only populations of China are subject 1 Jul 2008
(syn. Corallium konojoi) shiro – sango to the provisions of the Convention.
Corallium secundum Pink coral, Formosa III Only populations of China are subject 1 Jul 2008
pink coral, angel skin to the provisions of the Convention.
coral
Order: Helioporacea (1 Aug 1985)
Family: Helioporidae
Helioporidae spp. Indo-Pacific blue II The entire family is listed. Fossils are 1 Aug 1985
Includes only the species corals not subject to the provisions of the
Heliopora coerulea.. Convention.
Indian species
Order: Scleractinia (1 Aug 1985)
Scleractinia spp. Stony corals II The entire order is listed. Fossils are 18 Jan 1990
not subject to the provisions of the
Convention.
Families and Genera in this order include: Indian species – WLPA schedule –I –
Acroporidae: Acropora, Anacropora, Astreopora, are listed below:
Enigmopora, Montipora. Acroporidae: Acropora aspera,
A.cytherea, A.danai, A. digitifera,
Agariciidae: Agaricia, Coeloseris, Gardineroseris, A.echinata, A.florida, A.formosa,
Helioseris, Leptoseris, Pachyseris, Pavona. A.forskalii, A. granulose, A.
Anthemiphylliidae: Anthemiphyllia. hemprichii, A. humilis, A. hyacinthus,
Astrocoeniidae: Stephanocoenia, Stylocoeniella. A.intermedia, A.microphthalma,
A.millepora, A. monticulosa, A.
Caryophylliidae: Anomocora, Aulocyathes, Bathycyathus,
multiacuta, A.nana, A.nasuta,
Bourneotrochus, Caryophyllia, Catalaphyllia, Ceratotrochus,
A.nobilis, A.palifera, A.pharaonis,
Cladocora, Coenocyathus, Colangia, Concentrotheca,
A.pruinosa, A.secale, A.selago,
Conotrochus, Crispatotrochus, Dactylotrochus, Dasmosmilia,
A.valencennesii, A.valida, A.yongei
Deltocyathus, Desmophyllum, Ericiocyathus, Euphyllia,
Astreopora listeri, Astrepora
Goniocorella, Gyrosmilia, Heterocyathus, Hoplangia,
myriophthalma, Montipora
Labyrinthocyathus, Lochmaeotrochus, Montigyra,
aequituberculata, M.angulata,
Nomlandia, Oxysmilia, Paraconotrochus, Paracyathus,
M.digitata, M. edwardsi, M.foliosa,
Phacelocyathus, Phyllangia, Physogyra, Physophyllia,
M.granulosa, M.hispida, M.informis,
Plerogyra, Polycyathus, Pourtalosmilia, Rhizosmilia,
M. millepora, M.monasteriata,
Solenosmilia, Stephanocyathus, Sympodangia, Tethocyathus,
M.peltiformis, M.spumosa,
Thalamophyllia, Trochocyathus, Vaughanella. M.tuberculosa, M.venosa, M.vernilli,
Dendrophylliidae: Astroides, Balanophyllia, Bathypsammia, M. verrucosa.
Cladopsammia, Dendrophyllia, Dichopsammia, _________
Duncanopsammia, Eguchipsammia, Enallopsammia, Agariciidae: Coeloseris mayeri,
Endopachys, Endopsammia, Heteropsammia, Leptosammia, Gardineroseris planulata, Leptoseris
Notophyllia, Rhizopsammia, Thecopsammia, explanata, Leptoseris hawaiiensis,
Trochopsammia, Tubastraea, Turbinaria. Leptoseris papyracea, Leptoseris
tenuis, Pachyseris rugosa, Pachyseris
Faviidae: Astraeosmilia, Australogyra, Barabattoia, speciosa, Pavona cacatus, Pavona
Caulastraea, Colpophyllia, Cyphastrea, Diploastrea, clavus, Pavona decussate, Pavona
Diploria, Echinopora, Erythrastrea, Favia, Favites, divaricata, Pavona duerdeni, Pavona
Goniastrea, Leptastrea, Leptoria, Manicina, Montastraea, explanulata, Pavona maldivensis,
Moseleya, Oulastrea, Oulophyllia, Parasimplastrea, Pavona varians, Pavonca xarifae
Platygyra, Plesiatrea, Solenastrea. _____________
Flabellidae: Blastotrochus, Falcatoflabellum, Flabellum, Anthemiphylliidae: Anthemiphyllia
Javania, Monomyces, Placotrochides, Placotrochus, dentate
Polymyces, Rhizotrochus, Truncatoflabellum. ______________
Fungiacyathidae: Fungiacyathus. Caryophylliidae: Caryophyllia
ambrosia, C.cincticulatus, C.grayi,
Fungiidae: Cantharellus, Ctenactis, Fungia, Halomitra,
C.paradoxus, C.scillaemorpha,
Heliofungia, Herpolitha, Lithophyllon, Podabacia,
C.smithii, Deltocyathus andamanicus,
Polyphyllia, Sandalolitha, Zoopidus.
Euphyllia glabrescens, Heterocyathus
Gardineriidae: Gardineria. aequicostatus, Lophelia pertusa,
Guyniidae: Guynia, Pedicellocyathus, Pourtalocyathus, Paracyathus andersoni, Paracyathus
Schizocyathus, Stenocyathus, Temnotrochus, Truncatoguynia. indicus, Paracyathus profundus,
Meandriniidae: Ctenella, Dendrogyra, Dichocoenia, Physogyra lichtensteini, Plerogyra
Meandrina. sinuosa, Polycyathus andamanensis,
Polycyathus verilli, Solenosmilia
Merulinidae: Boninastrea, Hydnophora, Merulina, variabilis, Stephanocyathus nobilis
Paraclavarina, Scapophyllia. __________________
Micrabaciidae: Leptopenus, Letepsammia, Rhombopsammia, Dendrophylliidae: Balanophyllia
Stephanophyllia. bairdiana, B.carinata, B. imperialis,
Mussidae: Acanthastrea, Acanthophylia, Australoamussa, B.scabra, B.stimpsonii,
Blastomussa, Cynarina, Indophyllia, Isophyllastrea, Cladopsammia gracilis,
Isophyllia, Lobophyllia, Micromussa, Mussa, Mussismilia, Dendrophyllia arbuscula,
Mycetophyllia, Scolymia, Symphyllia. D.minuscula, Eguschipsammia
gaditana, Enallopsammia pusilla,
Oculinidae: Acrhelia, Archohelia, Bathelia, Cyathelia,
E.rostrata, Endopsammia
Galaxea, Madrepora, Oculina, Schizoculina, Sclerhelia,
philippensis, Heteropsammia cochlea,
Simplastrea.
Tubastraea coccinea, Tubastraea
Pectiniidae: Echinophyllia, Mycedium, Oxypora, Pectinia. tagusensis, Turbinaria crater,
Pocilloporidae: Madracis, Palauastrea, Pocillopora, Turbinaria frondens, Turbinaria
Seriatopora, Stylophora. mesenterina, Turbinaria peltata,
Poritidae: Alveopora, Goniopora, Porites, Stylaraea. Turbinaria reniformis
_________________
Rhizangiidae: Astrangia, Cladangia, Culicia, Oulangia. Faviidae: Cyphastrea chalcidicum,
Siderastreidae: Anomastraea, Coscinastrea, Horastrea, Cyphastrea microphthalma,
Plesioseris, Psammocora, Pseudosiderastrea, Siderastrea. Cyphastrea serailia, Diploastrea
Trachyphiliidae: Trachyphyllia. heliopora, Echinopora gemmacea,
Echinopora hirsutissima, E. horrid, E.
Turbinoliidae: Alatotrochus, Australocyathus, Conocyathus,
lamellose, Favia favus, Favia laxa,
Cryptotrochus, Cyathotrochus, Deltocyathoides,
Favia 705igant, F.rotumana,
Dunocyathus, Endocyathopora, Foveolocyathus,
F.speciosa, F.stelligera, Favites
Holcotrochus, Idiotrochus, Kionotrochus, Notocyathus,
abdita, Favites flexusa, Favites
Peponocyathus, Platytrochus, Pleotrochus,
halicora, Favites pentagona,
Pseudocyathoceras, Sphenotrochus, Thrypticotrochus,
Goniastrea favulus, G.retiformis,
Trematotrochus, Tropidocyathus, Turbinolia.
Leptastrea bottae, L.purpurea,
L.transversa, Leptoria Phrygia,
Montastraea annuligera, Oulastrea
crispate, Oulophyllia crispa,
Platygyra daedalea, P.lamelliana,
P.sinensis, Plesiastrea versipora.
_____________________
Flabellidae: Flabellum deludens,
F.japonicum, F.paboninum, Javania
cailleti, Placotrochus laevis,
Rhizotrochus typus,
Truncatoflabellum paripayoninum,
Truncatoflabellum stokesii
___________________
Fungiacyathidae: Fungiacyathus
stephanus, F.symmetricus
___________________
Fungiidae: Ctenactis crassa,
C.echinata, Fungia concinna,
F.costulata, F.cyclotites, F.distorta,
F.fragilis, F.fungites, F.gravis,
F.hexagonalis, F.horrida,
F.paumotensis, F.repanda,
F.scruposa, F.scutaria, F.sinensis,
F.somervillei, Herpolitha limax,
Lithophyllon mokai, Podabacia
crustacean, Polyphyllia talpina,
Sandalotitha robusta
___________
Merulinidae: Hydnophora exesa, H.
grandis, H. microconos, H. rigida,
Merulina ampliata, Scapophyllia
cylindrical
_______________
Mussidae: Acanthastrea echinata,
Cynarina lacrymalis, Lobophylla
corymbosa, Symphyllia recta
__________________
Oculinidae: Cyathelia axillaris,
Galaxea astreata, G. fascicularis,
Madrepora oculata
____________________
Pocilloporidae: Palauastrea ramose,
Pocillopora ankeli, P.damicornis, P.
eydouxi, P. ligulata, P.meandrina,
P.verrucosa, P. woodjonesi,
Seriatopora hystrix, S. stellata,
Stylophora mordax, Stylophora
pistillata
________________________
Poritidae: Alveopora daedalea,
Goniopora djiboutiensis, G.columna,
G.lobata, G.minor, G. planulata,
G.stokesi, G.stutchburyi, G.
tenuidens, Porites australiensis, P.
compressa, P.cylindrica, P. eridani,
P.lichen, P. lobata, P.lutea,
P.murrayensis, P.nigriscens,
P.nodifera, P.rus, P.solida,
P.somaliensis
______________________
Rhizangiidae: Cladangie exusta,
Culicia rubeola, Culicia smithii
______________________
Siderastreidae: Coscinaraea exaesa,
C. monile, Psammocora contigua, P.
digitata, P. haimiana, P.
profundacella, Pseudosiderastrea
tayamai, Siderastrea savignyana
________________________
Trachyphiliidae: Tracyphllia
geoffroyi
______________________
Please see below for genera with an
Family: Acroporidae
Acropora spp. staghorn corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Family: Agariciidae
Pavona spp. cactus corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Family: Caryophylliidae
Euphyllia spp. trumpet corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Family: Faviidae
Favia spp. brain corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Platygyra spp. brain corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Family: Fungiidae
Fungia spp. mushroom corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Halomitra spp. bowl corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Polyphyllia spp. feather corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Family: Merulinidae
Merulina spp. merulinas II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Family: Mussidae
Lobophyllia spp. brain corals II The entire genus is listed.. 1 Aug 1985
Family: Pectiniidae
Pectinia spp. lettuce corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Family: Pocilloporidae
Pocillopora spp. brush corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Seriatopora spp. birds nest corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Stylophora spp. cauliflower corals II The entire genus is listed. 1 Aug 1985
Order: Stolonifera (1 Aug 1985)
Family: Tubiporidae
Tubiporidae spp. pipe corals II The entire family is listed. Fossils are 1 Aug 1985
Genera in the family include: not subject to the provisions of the
Tubipora Convention.
Tubipora musica Organ pipe coral II Indian spceis –WLPA-schedule – I

Class: Hydrozoa (Fire corals, stinging medusae)
Order: Milleporina 1 Aug 1985)
Family: Milleporidae
Milleporidae spp. fire corals II The entire family is listed. Fossils are 1 Aug 1985
Millepora Convention.
Millepora dichotoma fire corals II Indian spceis –WLPA-schedule – I 1 Aug 1985
Millepora platyphylla fire corals II Indian spceis –WLPA-schedule – I 1 Aug 1985
Millepora tenera fire corals II Indian spceis –WLPA-schedule – I 1 Aug 1985
Order Stylasterina (18 Jan 1990)
Family: Stylasteridae
Stylasteridae spp. branched hydrocorals II The entire family is listed. Fossils are 18 Jan 1990
Adelopora, Astya, Calyptopora, Convention.
Ceiloporidion, Conopora, Indian species
Crypthelia, Cyclohelia,
Dictichopora, Errina, Errinopora,
Errinopsis, Gyropora,
Inferiolabiata, Lepidopora,
Lepidotheca, Paraerrina,
Phalangopora, Pliobothrus,
Pseudocrypthelia, Sporadopora,
Stellapora, Stenohelia,
Stephanohelia, Stylantheca,
Stylaster, Systemapora.
Conopora laevis II Indian species not in WLPA 18 Jan 1990
Kingdom: Plantae (Plants)

The details of annotations# are given in the end
Family: Agavaceae (29 Jul 1983)
Agave parviflora Santa Cruz I 29 Jul 1983
striped agave
Agave victoriae-reginae Queen Victoria II #4 29 Jul 1983
agave
Nolina interrata Dehesa II Including all parts and derivatives. 29 Jul 1983
bear-grass
Family: Amaryllidaceae (18 Jan 1990)
Galanthus spp. Snowdrops II #4 The entire genus is listed. 18 Jan 1990
Sternbergia spp. sternbergias II #4 The entire genus is listed. 18 Jan 1990
Sternbergia fischeriana sternbergias II Indian species not in WLPA

SYN: Sternbergia vernalis, Amaryllis
lutea, Amaryllis vernalis, Oporanthus
fisherianus
Family: Anacardiaceae (23 Jun 2010)

Operculicarya hyphaenoides Cashews II Including all parts and derivatives. 23 Jun 2010
Operculicarya pachypus Cashews II Including all parts and derivatives. 23 Jun 2010
Family: Apocynaceae (1 Jul 1975)

Hoodia spp. Ghaap, Bitter II #9 12 Jan 2005
Species in this genus includes Ghaap, Hoodia The entire genus is listed. This means
Hoodia gordonii that all species and subspecies with a
scientific name starting with Hoodia
are listed under the Convention.
Pachypodium spp. pachypodiums II #4 1 Jul 1975

The entire genus is listed.
Please see below for species in

Appendix I.
Pachypodium ambongense I Including all parts and derivatives. 1 Jul 1975

Pachypodium baronii I Including all parts and derivatives. 1 Jul 1975
Pachypodium decaryi I Including all parts and derivatives. 1 Jul 1975
Rauvolfia 708igantean708 Snake-root, II #2 18 Jan 1990
Devil-pepper Indian species not in WLPA
Designates all parts and derivatives
except:
a) seeds and pollen; and
b) finished products packaged and
ready for retail trade.
Family: Araliaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Panax ginseng Ginseng II #3 19 Jul 2000
Only populations of the Russian
Federation and only whole and sliced
roots and parts of roots are subject to
the Convention. [Manufactured parts
or derivatives such as powders, pills,
extracts, tonics, teas and
confectionary are not subject to the
Convention.]
Panax quinquefolius American II #3 1 Jul 1975

ginseng Only whole and sliced roots and parts
of roots are subject to the
Convention. [Manufactured parts or
derivatives such as powders, pills,
extracts, tonics, teas and
confectionary are not subject to the
Convention.]
Family: Araucariaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Araucaria araucana Monkey-puzzle I 1 Jul 1975
tree
Family: Berberidaceae (18 Jan 1990)

Podophyllum hexandrum Himalayan II Indian species not in WLPA 18 Jan 1990
may-apple #2
except:
Family: Bromeliaceae (11 Jun 1992)
Tillandsia harrisii Harris tillandsia II #4 11 Jun 1992
Tillandsia kammii Kamm tillandsia II #4 11 Jun 1992
Tillandsia kautskyi Kautsky II #4 11 Jun 1992
tillandsia
Tillandsia mauryana Maury tillandsia II #4 11 Jun 1992
Tillandsia sprengeliana Sprengel II #4 11 Jun 1992
tillandsia
Tillandsia sucrei Sucre tillandsia II #4 11 Jun 1992
Tillandsia xerographica Xerographic II #4 11 Jun 1992
tillandsia
Family: Cactaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Cactaceae spp. cacti, cactus II excludes Pereskia 1 Jul 1975
spp.,Pereskiopsis spp.&
Quiabentia spp.
Cactus is cultivated in India
and not listed in WLPA.
6#4
Designates all parts and derivatives,
except:
a) seeds, spores and pollen (including pollinia). The exemption does not apply
to seeds from Cactaceae spp. Exported from Mexico;
b) seedlings or tissue cultures obtained in vitro, in solid or liquid media,
transported in sterile containers;
c) cut flowers of artificially propagated plants;
d) fruits and parts and derivatives thereof of naturalized or artificially
propagated plants of the family Cactaceae;
e) stems, flowers, and parts and derivatives thereof of naturalized or
artificially propagated plants of the genera Opuntia subgenus Opuntia and
Selenicereus (Cactaceae); and
f) finished products of Euphorbia, antisyphilitica packaged and ready for
retail trade.
Artificially propagated specimens of the following hybrids and/or cultivars are

not subject to the provisions of the Convention:
– Hatiora x graeseri
– Schlumbergera x buckleyi
– Schlumbergera russelliana x Schlumbergera 709igantea
– Schlumbergera orssichiana x Schlumbergera 709igantea
– Schlumbergera opuntioides x Schlumbergera 709igantea
– Schlumbergera 709igantea (cultivars)
– Cactaceae spp. Colour mutants grafted on the following grafting stocks:
Harrisia ‘Jusbertii’, Hylocereus trigonus or Hylocereus undatus
– Opuntia microdasys (cultivars).
Ariocarpus spp. living-rock cacti I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Astrophytum asterias Sea-urchin I 1 Jul 1975
cactus, Star
cactus
Aztekium ritteri Aztec cactus I 1 Jul 1975
Coryphantha werdermannii Jabali I 1 Jul 1975
pincushion
cactus
Discocactus spp. Discocacti I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Echinocereus ferreirianus lindsayi Lindsay’s I 1 Jul 1975
hedgehog cactus
Echinocereus schmollii Lamb’s-tail I 1 Jul 1975
cactus
Escobaria minima Nellie’s I 1 Jul 1975
corycactus
Escobaria sneedii Sneed I 1 Jul 1975
pincushion
cactus
Mammillaria pectinifera Conchilinque I 1 Jul 1975
Mammillaria solisioides Pitayita I 1 Jul 1975
Melocactus conoideus Conelike I 1 Jul 1975
Turk’s-cap
cactus
Melocactus deinacanthus Wonderfully I 1 Jul 1975
bristled Turk’s-
cap cactus
Melocactus glaucescens Woolly I 1 Jul 1975
waxy-stemmed
Turk-cap cactus
Melocactus paucispinus Few-spined I 1 Jul 1975
Turk’s-cap
cactus
Obregonia denegrii Artichoke I 1 Jul 1975
cactus
Pachycereus militaris Teddy-bear I 1 Jul 1975
cactus, Military
cap
Pediocactus bradyi Brady I 1 Jul 1975
pincushion
cactus, san
710igant cactus,
winkler
pincushion
cactus
Pediocactus knowltonii Knowlton I 1 Jul 1975
cactus
Pediocactus paradinei Houserock I 1 Jul 1975
valley cactus
Pediocactus peeblesianus Fickeisen I 1 Jul 1975
cactus, Peebles
Navajo cactus
Pediocactus sileri Siler pincushion I 1 Jul 1975
cactus
Pelecyphora spp. Hatchet cactus, I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
pinecone cactus,
peyotillo
Sclerocactus brevihamatus Tobusch I 1 Jul 1975
tobuschii fishhook cactus
Sclerocactus erectocentrus Redspine I 1 Jul 1975
fishhook cactus
Sclerocactus glaucus Uinta basin I 1 Jul 1975
hookless cactus
Sclerocactus mariposensis Mariposa cactus I 1 Jul 1975
Sclerocactus mesae-verdae Mesa verde I 1 Jul 1975
cactus
Sclerocactus nyensis Tonapah I 13 Feb 2003
fishhook cactus
Sclerocactus papyracanthus Grama-grass I 1 Jul 1975
cactus
Sclerocactus pubispinus Great basin I 1 Jul 1975
fishhook cactus
Sclerocactus wrightiae Wright’s I 1 Jul 1975
fishhook cactus
Strombocactus spp. Disc cactus, top I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
cactus
Turbinicarpus spp. Turbinicarps I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
Uebelmannia spp. Uebelmann I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
cacti
Family: Caryocaraceae (1 Jul 1975)
Caryocar costaricense Ajo II #4 1 Jul 1975
Family: Compositae (Asteraceae) (1 Jul 1975)
Saussurea costus (also referenced as Costus, kuth I Indian species-WLPA- schedule –VI 1 Jul 1975
Saussurea lappa; includes root, aucklandia,
synonyms Aplotaxis lappa and kushta, kust, mu
Aucklandia coustus) xiang, patchak,
quang mu xiang,
radix
aucklandiae
Family: Crassulaceae (29 Jul 1983)
Dudleya stolonifera Laguna Beach II Includes all parts and derivatives. 29 Jul 1983
dudleya
Dudleya traskiae Santa Barbara II Includes all parts and derivatives. 29 Jul 1983
Island dudleya
Family: Cucurbitaceae (23 Jun 2010)
Zygosicyos pubescens II 23 Jun 2010
Zygosicyos tripartitus II 23 Jun 2010
Family: Cupressaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Fitzroya cupressoides Fitzroya, alerce I 1 Jul 1975
Pilgerodendron uviferum Pilgerodendron I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Cyatheaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Cyathea spp. (includes genera tree ferns II #4 4 Feb 1977
Alsophila, Nephelea, Sphaeropteris The entire genus is listed. Please see
and Trichipteris) below for species with an earlier date
of first listing, after Indian species.
Indian 8 spp. of Alsophila &
11 spp. of Sphaeropteris
Alsophila andersonii II #4
SYN: Cyathea andersonii
Alsophila balakrishnanii II #4
SYN: Cyathea balakrishnanii
Alsophila costularis II #4
SYN: Cyathea chinensis
Alsophila gammiei II #4
Alsophila gigantean II #4
SYN: Cyathea 711igantean
Alsophila khasyana II #4
SYN: Cyathea khasyana, Alsophila
ornate/oldhami
Alsophila nilgirensis II #4
SYN: Cyathea nilgirensis
Alsophila spinulosa II #4
SYN: Cyathea spinulosa,
Alsophila/Amphicosmia decipiens
Sphaeropteris albosetacea II #4
SYN: Cyathea/Alsophila albosetacea
Sphaeropteris brunoniana II #4
SYN: Cyathea/Alsophila brunoniana
Sphaeropteris crinita II #4
SYN: Cyathea/Alsophila crinita
Sphaeropteris glauca II #4
SYN: Cyathea
contaminans/Alsophila contaminans
Sphaeropteris holttumiana II #4
SYN: Cyathea holttumiana
Sphaeropteris nicobarica II #4
SYN: Cyathea nicobarica
Cyathea capensis II #4 1 Jul 1975

Cyathea dredgei II #4 1 Jul 1975
Cyathea mexicana II #4 1 Jul 1975
Cyathea salvinii II #4 1 Jul 1975
Family: Cycadaceae (4 Feb 1977)
Cycadaceae spp. Cycads II #4 4 Feb 1977
Genera in the family include: The entire family is listed.
Cycas, Dyerocycas, Epicycas. Please see below for species included
in Appendix I.
Cycas beddomei Beddomes’ I Indian species-WLPA-schedule-VI 4 Feb 1977
cycad
Cycas pectinata II Indian species not in WLPA 16 Nov 1975
SYN: C. jenkinsiana, C. circinalis
var. pectinata
Cycas rumphii Malayan fern II Indian species not in WLPA 4 Feb 1977
palm SYN: C. celebica
Cycas circinalis II Indian species not in WLPA 4 Feb 1977
SYN: C. undulate, C. wallichii, C.
rumphii
Family: Dicksoniaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Cibotium barometz Tree fern, II #4 1 Jul 1975
golden moss Indian species not in WLPA
Dicksonia spp. Tree fern II #4 1 Jul 1975

Only populations of the Americas are
Family: Didiereaceae (4 Feb 1977)
Didiereaceae spp. Alluaudia II #4 4 Feb 1977
The entire family is listed.
Family: Dioscoreaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Dioscorea deltoidea Elephant’s foot II #4 1 Jul 1975
Family: Droseraceae (11 Jun 1992)
Dionaea muscipula Venus Flytrap II #4 11 Jun 1992
Family: Ebenaceae
Diospyros (104 speciesof the genus) III Only populations of Madagascar are 22 Dec 2011
Family: Euphorbiaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Euphorbia spp. euphorbias II #4 Succulent species only 1 Jul 1975
except Euphorbia misera and the species included in Appendix I.
Artificially propagated specimens of Euphorbia trigona
crested, fan-shaped or colour mutants of Euphorbia lactea are not subject to
the Convention when grafted on artificially propagated root stock of
Euphorbia nerifolia. Artificially propagated specimens of cultivars of
Euphorbia ‘Milii’ are not subject to the Convention when they are traded in
shipments of 100 or more plants and readily recognizable as artificially
propagated specimens. Finished products of Euphorbia antisyphilitica
packaged and ready for retail trade are not subject to the provisions of the
Convention.
Euphorbia ambovombensis I 1 Jul 1975
Euphorbia capsaintemariensis (also I 1 Jul 1975
referencedas Euphorbia decaryi var.
capsaintemariensis)
Euphorbia cremersii (includes I 1 Jul 1975
Euphorbia cremersii fa. viridifolia
and Euphorbia cremersii var.
rakotozafyi)
Euphorbia cylindrifolia (includes I 1 Jul 1975
Euphorbia cylindrifolia tuberifera)
Euphorbia decaryi (includes I 1 Jul 1975
Euphorbia decaryi vars.
ampanihyensis, robinsonii and
spirosticha)
Euphorbia francoisii I 1 Jul 1975
Euphorbia moratii (includes I 1 Jul 1975
Euphorbia moratii vars.
antsingiensis, bemarahensis and
multiflora)
Euphorbia parvicyathophora I 1 Jul 1975
Euphorbia quartziticola I 1 Jul 1975
Euphorbia trigona II Artificially propagated specimens of 1 Jul 1975
cultivars are not subject to the
provisions of the Convention.
Euphorbia tulearensis I 1 Jul 1975

Family: Fouquieriaceae (29 Jul 1983)
Fouquieria columnaris Boojum tree II #4 29 Jul 1983
Fouquieria fasciculata Arbol del barril I 29 Jul 1983
Fouquieria purpusii I 29 Jul 1983
Family: Gnetaceae (16 Nov 1975)
Gnetum montanum Muei III #1 16 Nov 1975
Only populations of Nepal are subject
to the Convention.
Family: Juglandaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Oreomunnea pterocarpa Gavilán II #4 1 Jul 1975
Family: Lauraceae (23 Jun 2010)
Aniba rosaeodora Rosewood II #12 23 Jun 2010
Only logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets,
plywood and essential oil, excluding
finished products packaged and ready
for retail, are subject to the provisions
of the Convention.
Family: Leguminosae (Fabaceae) (1 Jul 1975)
Caesalpinia echinata Brazilwood, II #10 13 Sept 2007
Pau-Brasil, Only logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets,
Pernambuco including unfinished wood articles
used for the fabrication of bows for
stringed musical instruments are
subject to the Convention
Dalbergia darienensis III #2 22 Dec 2011
Only populations of Panama and
only logs, sawn wood and veneer
sheets are subject to the Convention.
Dalbergia nigra Brazilian I 11 Jun 1992
rosewood
Dalbergia retusa Cocobolo, III #5 12 Feb 2008
Nicaraguan Only populations of Guatemala and
rosewood, palo only logs, sawn wood and veneer
negro sheets are subject to the Convention.
Dalbergia retusa III #2 22 Dec 2011
Only populations of Panama and
Dalbergia stevensonii Honduras III #5 12 Feb 2008
rosewood, Only populations of Guatemala and
Honduran only logs, sawn wood and veneer
rosewood, sheets are subject to the Convention.
nogaed
Dalbergia louvelii III #5 22 Dec 2011
Only populations of Madagascar and
Dalbergia monticola III #5 22 Dec 2011
Only populations of Madagascar
and only logs, sawn wood and veneer
Dalbergia normandii III #5 22 Dec 2011
Dalbergia purpurascens III #5 22 Dec 2011
Dalbergia xerophila III #5 22 Dec 2011
Dipteryx panamensis Almendro III Only populations of Costa Rica and Costa Rica - 13
Nicaragua are subject to the Feb 2003
Convention. Nicaragua - 13
All parts and derivatives are subject Sept 2007
to the Convention.
Pericopsis elata (also referenced in Afrormosia II #5 11 Jun 1992
the genus Afrormosia) Only logs, sawn wood and veneer
Platymiscium pleiostachyum Cristobal, II #4. 1 Jul 1975
Granadillo
Pterocarpus santalinus Red II #7 16 Feb 1995
sandalwood, Only logs, wood-chips, powder and
Redsanders extracts are subject to the
Convention.
Family: Liliaceae (1 Jul 1975)

Aloe spp. Aloes II #4 1 Jul 1975
Except Aloe vera, also referenced as
Aloe barbadensis, which is not
included in the Appendices.
Please see below for species
included in Appendix I.
Aloes are cultivated in India and not
listed in the WLPA
Aloe albida I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe albiflora I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe alfredii I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe bakeri I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe bellatula I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe calcairophila I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe compressa (includes Aloe I 1 Jul 1975
compressa vars. Rugosquamosa,
schistophila and paucituberculata)
Aloe delphinensis I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe descoingsii I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe fragilis I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe haworthioides (includes Aloe I 1 Jul 1975
haworthioides var. aurantiaca)
Aloe helenae I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe laeta (includes Aloe laeta var. I 1 Jul 1975
maniaensis)
Aloe parallelifolia I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe parvula I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe pillansii Bastard quiver I 1 Jul 1975
tree
Aloe polyphylla Spiral aloe I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe rauhii I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe suzannae I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe versicolor I 1 Jul 1975
Aloe vossii I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Magnoliaceae (16 Nov 1975)
Magnolia liliifera var. obovata III #1 16 Nov 1975
to the Convention.
Family: Meliaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Cedrela fissilis Rose cedar III #5 14 Oct 2010
Only populations of Bolivia are
subject to the Convention. The only
parts and derivatives included are
logs, sawn wood and veneer sheets.
Cedrela lilloi Spanish cedar, III #5 14 Oct 2010
cigarbox cedar Only populations of Bolivia are
subject to the Convention. The only
parts and derivatives included are
logs, sawn wood and veneer sheets.
Cedrela odorata Barbados cedar, III #5 Peru - 12 Jun
Spanish cedar, Only populations of Bolivia, Peru, 2001
cedro rosa, Columbia and Guatemala and only
Mexican cedar, logs, sawn wood and veneer sheets Colombia – 29
West Indian are subject to the Convention. Oct 2001
cedar Chile – 27 Apr
2011
Guatemala –
12 Feb 2008
Bolivia – 14
Oct 2010
Swietenia humilis Pacific Coast II #1 1 Jul 1975
mahogany
Swietenia macrophylla Bigleaf II #6 Neotropics - 15
mahogany Only populations of the Neotropics Nov 2003
(tropical Americas) and only logs,
sawn wood, veneer sheets and
plywood are subject to the Costa Rica –
Convention. 16 Nov 1995
Please see below for populations with
earlier first listing date. Bolivia – 19
Mar 1998
Mexico – 29
Apr 1998
Brazil – 26
July 1998
Peru – 12 Jun
2001
Columbia – 29
Oct 2001
Swietenia mahagoni Caribbean II #5 11 Jun 1992

mahogany, Only logs, sawn wood and veneer
west Indian sheets are subject to the Convention.
mahogany Indian species not in WLPA
Family: Nepenthaceae (6 Jun 1981)
Nepenthes spp. tropical pitcher II #4 22 Oct 1987
plants The entire genus is listed.
Please see below for species included
in Appendix I and/or with an earlier
Nepenthes khasiana Indian tropical I Indian species-WLPA-schedule-VI 22 Oct 1987
pitcher plant
Nepenthes rajah Giant tropical I 6 Jun 1981
pitcher plant
Family: Orchidaceae (1 Jul 1975)
(includes Families Apostasiaceae and
Cypripediaceae as subfamilies
Apostasioideae and Cypripedioideae)
Orchidaceae spp. orchids II 7#4 1 Jul 1975
This means that all species, subspecies, varieties and forms within the genera
in this family are subject to the Convention. Please see below for species
included in Appendix I.
Unless otherwise stated below, all species, subspecies, varieties and forms
within the genera in this family in Appendix II are subject to the general
interpretations outlined in the Plantae listing.
All parts and derivatives are subject to the Convention, except:
a) seeds, spores and pollen (including pollinia);
b) seedling or tissue cultures obtained in vitro, in solid or liquid media,
transported in sterile containers;
c) cut flowers of artificially propagated plants; and
d) fruits and parts and derivatives thereof of artificially propagated plants of
the genus Vanilla.
Artificially propagated hybrids of the following genera are not subject to the
provisions of the Convention, if conditions, as indicated under a) and b)
below, are met:
Cymbidium, Dendrobium, Phalaenopsis, and Vanda:
a) Specimens are readily recognizable as artificially propagated and do not
show any signs of having been collected in the wild such as mechanical
damage or strong dehydration resulting from collection, irregular growth and
heterogeneous size and shape within a taxon and shipment, algae or other
epiphyllous organisms adhering to leaves, or damage by insects or other pests;
and
b) i) when shipped in non-flowering state, the specimens must be traded in
shipments consisting of individual containers (such as cartons, boxes, crates or
individual shelves of CC-containers) each containing 20 or more plants of the
same hybrid; the plants within each container must exhibit a high degree of
uniformity and healthiness; and the shipment must be accompanied by
documentation, such as an invoice, which clearly states the number of plants
of each hybrid; or
ii) when shipped in flowering state, with at least one fully open flower per
specimen, no minimum number of specimens per shipment is required but
specimens must be professionally processed for commercial retail sale, e.g.
labelled with printed labels or packaged with printed packages indicating the
name of the hybrid and the country of final processing. This should be clearly
visible and allow easy verification.
Plants not clearly qualifying for the exemption must be accompanied by
appropriate CITES documents.
Aerangis ellisii Hidden tooth I Seedling or tissue 1 Jul 1975
orchid cultures obtained in
Dendrobium cruentum Blood red I vitro, in solid or liquid 1 Jul 1975
dendrobium media, and transported
Laelia jongheana Jonghe’s laelia I in sterile containers are 1 Jul 1975
Laelia lobata Lobed laelia I not subject to the 1 Jul 1975
Paphiopedilum spp. Asian tropical I provisions of the 1 Jul 1975
lady's slipper Convention only if the 9 indian
orchid specimens meet the species
Paphiopedilum charlesworthll lady's slipper I definition of ‘artificially Indian species -
orchid propagated’ agreed by WLPA-
the Conference of the schedule-VI
Paphiopedilum druryi lady's slipper I Parties for all App- I Indian species -
orchid listed orchids. WLPA-
schedule-VI
Paphiopedilum fairrieanum lady's slipper I Indian species -
orchid WLPA-
schedule-VI
Paphiopedilum hirsuitissimum lady's slipper I Indian species -
orchid WLPA-
schedule-VI
Paphiopedilum insigne lady's slipper I Indian species -
orchid WLPA-
schedule-VI
Paphiopedilum sbicerlianum lady's slipper I Indian species -
orchid WLPA-
schedule-VI
Paphiopedilum venustum lady's slipper I Indian species -
orchid WLPA-
schedule-VI
Paphiopedilum villosum lady's slipper I Indian species -
orchid WLPA-
schedule-VI
Paphiopedilum wardii lady's slipper I Indian species -
orchid WLPA-
schedule-VI
Peristeria elata Holy Ghost, I 1 Jul 1975
Dove Orchid
Phragmipedium spp. new world I 1 Jul 1975
tropical lady's
slippers
Renanthera imschootiana Imschoot’s I 1 Jul 1975
renanthera, Indian species -
red vanda WLPA-
schedule-VI
Family: Orobanchaceae (19 Jul 2000)

Cistanche deserticola Desert cistanche II #4 19 Jul 2000
Family: Palmae (Arecaceae) (13 Feb 2003)
Beccariophoenix madagascariensis Manarano palm II #4 13 Feb 2003
Chrysalidocarpus decipiens Manambe palm I 4 Feb 1977
Lemurophoenix halleuxii Red lemur palm II All parts and derivatives are subject 13 Feb 2003
to the Convention.
Marojejya darianii Big leaf palm II All parts and derivatives are subject 13 Feb 2003
to the Convention.
Lodoicea maldivica Coco de mer III #13 14 Oct 2010
Only populations of the Seychelles
are subject to the Convention. The
only part included is the kernel and
any derivative thereof.
Neodypsis decaryi Triangle palm II #4 2 Feb 1977
Ravenea louvelii Palm II All parts and derivatives are subject 13 Feb 2003
to the Convention.
Ravenea rivularis Majestic palm II All parts and derivatives are subject 13 Feb 2003
to the Convention.
Satranala decussilvae Forest II All parts and derivatives are subject 13 Feb 2003
bismarckia to the Convention.
Voanioala gerardii Forest coconut II All parts and derivatives are subject 13 Feb 2003
to the Convention.
Family: Papaveraceae (16 Nov 1975)
Meconopsis regia III #1 16 Nov 1975
to the Convention.
Family: Passifloraceae (23 Jun 2010)
Adenia olaboensis II 23 Jun 2010
Family: Pinaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Abies guatemalensis Guatemalan fir I 1 Jul 1975
Pinus koraiensis Korean pine III #5 14 Oct 2010
Only populations of the Russian
Federation are subject to the
Convention. The only parts and
derivatives included are logs, sawn
wood and veneer sheets.
Family: Podocarpaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Podocarpus neriifolius III #1 16 Nov 1975
to the Convention.
Podocarpus parlatorei Parlatore's I 1 Jul 1975
podocarp,
Monteromero
Family Portulacaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Anacampseros spp. II #4 1 Jul 1975
Avonia spp. II #4 1 Jul 1975

Lewisia serrata Saw-toothed II #4 29 Jul 1983
lewisia
Family: Primulaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Cyclamen spp. Cyclamens II 8#4 1 Jul 1975
Artificially propagated specimens of
cultivars of Cyclamen persicum are
not subject to the provisions of the
Convention. However, the
exemption does not apply to such
specimens traded as dormant tubers.
Refer to Plantae listing for general
exclusions.
Family: Ranunculaceae (19 Jul 2000)
Adonis vernalis Spring adonis II #2 19 Jul 2000
except:
ready for retail trade
Hydrastis canadensis Goldenseal II #8 18 Sep 1997
Designates underground parts (i.e.
roots, rhizomes): whole, parts and
powdered
Family: Rosaceae (16 Feb 1995)
Prunus africana African cherry II #4 16 Feb 1995
Family: Rubiaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Balmea stormiae Ayuque I 1 Jul 1975
Family: Sarraceniaceae (6 Jun 1981)
Sarracenia spp. trumpet pitcher II #4 22 Oct 1987
plants The entire genus is listed.
Please see below for species and
subspecies included in Appendix I
and with an earlier date of first
listing.
Sarracenia oreophila Green pitcher I 6 Jun 1981
plant
Sarracenia rubra alabamensis Alabama I 6 Jun 1981
canebrake
pitcher plant
Sarracenia rubra jonesii Mountain sweet I 6 Jun 1981
pitcher plant
Family: Scrophulariaceae (18 Sep 1997)
Picrorhiza kurrooa Kutki II #2 18 Sep 1997
except:
Family: Stangeriaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Bowenia spp. bipinnate cycads II #4 The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Stangeria eriopus Stangeria, I 1 Jul 1975
Fern-leafed
cycad
Family: Taxaceae (12 Jan 2005)
Taxus chinensis Chinese yew II #2 12 Jan 2005
Indina species not in WLPA
Listing includes all infraspecific taxa
of this species and designates all parts
and derivatives except:
Taxus cuspidata Japanese yew II #2 12 Jan 2005
Artificially propagated hybrids and
cultivars of Taxus cuspidata, live, in
pots or other small containers, each
consignment being accompanied by a
label or document stating the name of
the taxon or taxa and the text
'artificially propagated', are not
subject to the provisions of the
Convention.
Taxus fuana Chinese yew II #2 12 Jan 2005
Taxus sumatrana Sumatran yew II #2 12 Jan 2005
Taxus wallichiana Himalayan yew II #2 16 Feb 1995
Family: Thymelaeaceae (6 Aug 2001)
(Aquilariaceae)
Aquilaria spp. Agarwood, II #4 12 Jan 2005
Gaharu The entire genus is listed. Please see
below for species with earlier date of
first listing.
Aquilaria malaccensis Agarwood, II #4 16 Feb 1995
Aloewood Indian species not in WLPA
Gonystylus spp. Ramin II #4 12 Jan 2005
The entire genus is listed. (Indonesia – 6
Aug 2001)
Gyrinops spp. Agarwood II #4 12 Jan 2005

Family: Trochodendraceae (16 Nov 1975)

Tetracentron sinense Tetracentron III #1 16 Nov 1975
to the Convention.
Family: Valerianaceae (18 Sep 1997)

Nardostachys grandiflora Himalayan nard, II #2 18 Sep 1997
Spikenard Indian species not in WLPA
except:
Family: Vitaceae (23 Jun 2010)
Cyphostemma elephantopus II 23 Jun 2010
Cyphostemma montagnacii II 23 Jun 2010
Family: Welwitschiaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Welwitschia mirabilis Welwitschia II #4 1 Jul 1975
Family: Zamiaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Zamiaceae spp. II #4 4 Feb 1977
Please see below for genera and
species in Appendix I and/or with an
Ceratozamia spp. ceratozamias, I The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
horncones
Chigua spp. I The entire genus is listed. 4 Feb 1977
Encephalartos spp. bread palms, I The entire genus is listed. 1 Jul 1975
African cycads
Microcycas calocoma Palma Corcho, I 1 Jul 1975
Microcycas
Family: Zingiberaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Hedychium philippinense Philippine II #4 1 Jul 1975
garland flower,
ginger lily
Family: Zygophyllaceae (1 Jul 1975)
Bulnesia sarmientoi Palo santo, II #11 12 Feb 2008
ibiocaí, vera or Logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets,
verawood, oil of plywood, powder and extracts.
guaiac Populations of Argentina were listed
on this date.
All other specimens were listed on 23
Jun 2010.
Guaiacum spp. Lignum vitae II #2 13 Feb 2003
except:
Please see below for species with an
earlier first listing date.
Guaiacum officinale Commoner II #2 11 Jun 1992
lignum vitae Designates all parts and derivatives
except:
Guaiacum sanctum Holywood II #2 1 Jul 1975
lignum vitae Designates all parts and derivatives
except:
*Disputes if any may kindly be communicated.This aforesaid detail cannot be used for contesting in the court.
Note: During the year 2012 changes were made in Appendix III of CITES. Two of the species added are Indian
Lamna nasus(Indian Ocean) and Sphyrna lewini . The details of species added vide CITES notification no. 2012/002
dated 04.01.2012 and no.2012/044 dated 27.06.2012 came into effect 90 days after the date of each notification i.e. on
03.04.2012 and 25.09.2012 respectively. The notifications have been annexed at the end of this report.
Annotations/Interpretation used in CITES Appendices valid from 23September 2012
1 Population of Argentina (listed in Appendix II)::
For the exclusive purpose of allowing international trade in wool sheared from live vicuñas, in cloth, and in
derived manufactured products and other handicraft artefacts. The reverse side of the cloth must bear the
logotype adopted by the range States of the species, which are signatories to the Convenio para la
Conservación y Manejo de la Vicuña, and the selvages the words ‘VICUÑA-ARGENTINA’. Other products must
bear a label including the logotype and the designation ‘VICUÑA-ARGENTINA-ARTESANÍA’.
All other specimens shall be deemed to be specimens of species included in Appendix I and the trade in them
2 Population of Chile (listed in Appendix II)::
For the exclusive purpose of allowing international trade in wool sheared from live vicuñas, and in cloth and
items made thereof, including luxury handicrafts and knitted articles. The reverse side of the cloth must bear the
logotype adopted by the range States of the species, which are signatories to the Convenio para la
Conservación y Manejo de la Vicuña, and the selvages the words ‘VICUÑA-CHILE’. Other products must bear
a label including the logotype and the designation ‘VICUÑA-CHILE-ARTESANÍA’.
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3 Population of Peru (listed in Appendix II):
For the exclusive purpose of allowing international trade in wool sheared from live vicuñas and in the stock
extant at the time of the ninth meeting of the Conference of the Parties (November 1994) of 3249 kg of wool,
and in cloth and items made thereof, including luxury handicrafts and knitted articles. The reverse side of the
cloth must bear the logotype adopted by the range States of the species, which are signatories to the Convenio
para la Conservación y Manejo de la Vicuña, and the selvages the words ‘VICUÑA-PERÚ’. Other products
must bear a label including the logotype and the designation ‘VICUÑA-PERÚ-ARTESANÍA’.
4 Population of the Plurinational State of Bolivia (listed in Appendix II):
For the exclusive purpose of allowing international trade in wool sheared from live vicuñas, and in cloth and
items made thereof, including luxury handicrafts and knitted articles.
The reverse side of the cloth must bear the logotype adopted by the range States of the species, which are
signatories to the Convenio para la Conservación y Manejo de la Vicuña, and the selvages the words 'VICUÑA-
BOLIVIA'. Other products must bear a label including the logotype and the designation 'VICUÑA-BOLIVIA-
ARTESANÍA'.
5 Populations of Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe (listed in Appendix II):
For the exclusive purpose of allowing:
a) trade in hunting trophies for non-commercial purposes;

b) trade in live animals to appropriate and acceptable destinations, as defined in Resolution Conf. 11.20, for
Botswana and Zimbabwe and for in situ conservation programmes for Namibia and South Africa;
c) trade in hides;
d) trade in hair;
e) trade in leather goods for commercial or non-commercial purposes for Botswana, Namibia and South Africa
and for non-commercial purposes for Zimbabwe;
f) trade in individually marked and certified ekipas incorporated in finished jewellery for non-commercial
purposes for Namibia and ivory carvings for non-commercial purposes for Zimbabwe;
g) trade in registered raw ivory (for Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe, whole tusks and pieces)
subject to the following:
i) only registered government-owned stocks, originating in the State (excluding seized ivory and ivory
of unknown origin);
ii) only to trading partners that have been verified by the Secretariat, in consultation with the
Standing Committee, to have sufficient national legislation and domestic trade controls to ensure that
the imported ivory will not be re-exported and will be managed in accordance with all requirements of
Resolution Conf. 10.10 (Rev. CoP14) concerning domestic manufacturing and trade;
iii) not before the Secretariat has verified the prospective importing countries and the registered
government-owned stocks;
iv) raw ivory pursuant to the conditional sale of registered government-owned ivory stocks agreed at
CoP12, which are 20,000 kg (Botswana), 10,000 kg (Namibia) and 30,000 kg (South Africa);
v) in addition to the quantities agreed at CoP12, government-owned ivory from Botswana, Namibia,
South Africa and Zimbabwe registered by 31 January 2007 and verified by the Secretariat may be
traded and despatched, with the ivory in paragraph g) iv) above, in a single sale per destination
under strict supervision of the Secretariat;
vi) the proceeds of the trade are used exclusively for elephant conservation and community
conservation and development programmes within or adjacent to the elephant range; and
vii) the additional quantities specified in paragraph g) v) above shall be traded only after the Standing
Committee has agreed that the above conditions have been met; and
h) no further proposals to allow trade in elephant ivory from populations already in Appendix II shall be
submitted to the Conference of the Parties for the period from CoP14 and ending nine years from the date of
the single sale of ivory that is to take place in accordance with provisions in paragraphs g) i), g) ii), g) iii), g) vi)
and g) vii). In addition such further proposals shall be dealt with in accordance with Decisions 14.77 and 14.78
(Rev. CoP15).
On a proposal from the Secretariat, the Standing Committee can decide to cause this trade to cease partially or
completely in the event of non-compliance by exporting or importing countries, or in the case of proven
detrimental impacts of the trade on other elephant populations.
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6 Artificially propagated specimens of the following hybrids and/or cultivars are not subject to the provisions of the
Convention:
– Hatiora x graeseri
– Schlumbergera x buckleyi
– Schlumbergera russelliana x Schlumbergera truncata
– Schlumbergera orssichiana x Schlumbergera truncata
– Schlumbergera opuntioides x Schlumbergera truncata
– Schlumbergera truncata (cultivars)
– Cactaceae spp. colour mutants, grafted on the following grafting stocks: Harrisia 'Jusbertii', Hylocereus
trigonus or Hylocereus undatus
– Opuntia microdasys (cultivars).
7 Artificially propagated hybrids of the following genera are not subject to the provisions of the Convention, if
conditions, as indicated under a) and b), are met: Cymbidium, Dendrobium, Phalaenopsis and Vanda:
a) Specimens are readily recognizable as artificially propagated and do not show any signs of having been
collected in the wild such as mechanical damage or strong dehydration resulting from collection, irregular
growth and heterogeneous size and shape within a taxon and shipment, algae or other epiphyllous organisms
adhering to leaves, or damage by insects or other pests; and
b) i) when shipped in non-flowering state, the specimens must be traded in shipments consisting of individual
containers (such as cartons, boxes, crates or individual shelves of CC-containers) each containing 20 or more
plants of the same hybrid; the plants within each container must exhibit a high degree of uniformity and
healthiness; and the shipment must be accompanied by documentation, such as an invoice, which clearly
states the number of plants of each hybrid; or
ii) when shipped in flowering state, with at least one fully open flower per specimen, no minimum number of
specimens per shipment is required but specimens must be professionally processed for commercial retail sale,
e.g. labelled with printed labels or packaged with printed packages indicating the name of the hybrid and the
country of final processing. This should be clearly visible and allow easy verification.
Plants not clearly qualifying for the exemption must be accompanied by appropriate CITES documents.
8 Artificially propagated specimens of cultivars of Cyclamen persicum are not subject to the provisions of the
Convention. However, the exemption does not apply to such specimens traded as dormant tubers.
9 Artificially propagated hybrids and cultivars of Taxus cuspidata, live, in pots or other small containers, each
consignment being accompanied by a label or document stating the name of the taxon or taxa and the text
'artificially propagated', are not subject to the provisions of the Convention.
10 The following species are the only ones considered to be included in Appendix II: Agalychnis annae,
Agalychnis callidryas, Agalychinis moreletii, Agalychinis saltator & Agalychnis spurrelli.
11 Excluding the dependent territory of Greenland.

12 Includes the taxon Scleropages inscriptus.
#1 All parts and derivatives, except:

a) seeds, spores and pollen (including pollinia);
b) seedling or tissue cultures obtained in vitro, in solid or liquid media, transported in sterile containers;
c) cut flowers of artificially propagated plants; and
d) fruits, and parts and derivatives thereof, of artificially propagated plants of the genus Vanilla.
#2 All parts and derivatives except:

b) finished products packaged and ready for retail trade.
#3 Whole and sliced roots and parts of roots.
#4 All parts and derivatives, except:

a) seeds (including seedpods of Orchidaceae), spores and pollen (including pollinia). The exemption does not
apply to seeds from Cactaceae spp. exported from Mexico, and to seeds from Beccariophoenix
madagascariensis and Neodypsis decaryi exported from Madagascar;
b) seedling or tissue cultures obtained in vitro, in solid or liquid media, transported in sterile containers;
c) cut flowers of artificially propagated plants;
d) fruits, and parts and derivatives thereof, of naturalized or artificially propagated plants of the genus Vanilla
(Orchidaceae) and of the family Cactaceae;
e) stems, flowers, and parts and derivatives thereof, of naturalized or artificially propagated plants of the genera
Opuntia subgenus Opuntia and Selenicereus (Cactaceae); and
f) finished products of Euphorbia antisyphilitica packaged and ready for retail trade.
#5 Logs, sawn wood and veneer sheets.
#6 Logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets and plywood.
#7 Logs, wood-chips, powder and extracts.
Underground parts (i.e. roots, rhizomes): whole, parts and powdered.

#8
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#9 All parts and derivatives except those bearing a label
“Produced from Hoodia spp. material obtained through controlled harvesting and production in collaboration
with the CITES Management Authorities of Botswana/Namibia/South Africa under agreement no. BW/NA/ZA
xxxxxx”.
Logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets, including unfinished wood articles used for the fabrication of bows for
#10
stringed musical instruments.
#11 Logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets, plywood, powder and extracts.
Logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets, plywood and essential oil (excluding finished products packaged and ready
#12
for retail trade).
#13 The kernel (also known as 'endosperm', 'pulp' or 'copra') and any derivative thereof.
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ANNEXURE : IV-A
OFFENCE CASES DETECTED FOR THE VIOLATION OF PROVISIONS OF WILDLIFE (PROTECTION) ACT
1972, FOREIGN TRADE POLICY OF GOVERNMENT OF INDIA & CITES IN RESPECT OF WILD FAUNA &
FLORA DURING 2012 AT CUSTOMS EXPORT POINTS .
Sl. Place of Date Exporter Importer Description of the item Quantity Nature of
No. detection detained offence
1. Vedicare Ayurveda Sravaka International Violation
IGI Air
Pvt Ltd, 39, 2nd Floor Trade Ltd, 11F-3, of FTP.
Cargo, New 04.01.12 Terminalia arjuna bark 19 Kgs
Shahpur Jat, New No.175, Kaohsiung city
Delhi
Delhi – 49 – 80274
2. Buddha Handicraft Yude International Trade Violation
IGI Air Village- Paharipar, Group Co. Ltd, RM 17, of FTP &
Wooden pcs of
Cargo, New 05.01.12 Shop -13, Bihar Sharif, 04/F, Block A, 8-10, 72.25 Kgs CITES
Pterocarpus santalinus
Delhi Nalanda, Bihar – Wah Sing Street, Kawai
803116 Chung Hong Kong
3. FPO, Kolkata 05.01.12 M. Manikandam, Chi g Lu, 24, LN-47, Seeds of sandalwood 242 gms. Violation
11/2C Rajapalayam Gming E. St., Wugi of FTP.
Rd. Township, Taiching
Madavaruilakam County, Taiwan ROC
Srivilliputhur 626125, 435
Tamil Nadu
4. FPO, Kolkata 05.01.12 Baikzualaq, Aung Khai Tun Dried frogs & herbal 7.430 kgs. Violation
Damdovi Veng-N, Industrl. Vej. 11, ST, plants of FTP
Venlaijhai, Mizoram TV, 7620 Lemvig, &WLPA.
Denmark
5. FPO, Kolkata 05.01.12 ABC Len, Kephnin, Dried frogs + fishes 11.180 Violation
REBCC Goldsmith, 2510, Pitts Drive, kgs. of FTP &
Aizwal, Mizoram Charlottle NC, 28216, WLPA.
USA
6. FPO, Kolkata 05.01.12 Nutei WC Store, JGM, 2426 Tamarack Procupine quills & bird 5.830 kgs. Violation
Chhinga Beng, A-6, Lane, Apt.C, feathers of FTP &
Aizwal, Mizoram- Indianapolis, WLPA
796001 IN 46227, USA
7. FPO, Kolkata 05.01.12 Art & Culture Dept., Hmingtha N Thurama Procupine quills & bird 16.340 Violation
Aizwal, Mizoram 222, S-152 ND Street feathers kgs. of FTP &
Apt.32, Village Lane WLPA
Burian Washington
USA-98148
8. IGI Air Hai Liang Jiang, Sample and Sourcing Violation
Cargo, Hyder Manzil, Road Unit, 8,9/F, Century Pterocarpus santalinus of FTP &
Courier 11.01.12 No.5, Banjara Hills, Centre, 44-66 Hung to logs 11logs CITES
Terminal Hyderabad-34 Road, Kwan Tong
New Delhi Hong Kong
9. Violation
IGI Air Fahid Ahmed Shalla,
Mahrrren Carpets, Souk of FTP
Cargo, New 11.01.12 I-S1, Lajpat Nagar, Shahtoosh Shawls 02 shawls
ABP Bahar, Dubai, UAE .WLPA &
Delhi New Delhi
CITES
10 Violation
IGI Air Judith leiber, 545,
Ritika Brar, 20 Phython reticulates of FTP
Cargo, New 11.01.12 5th Avenue, 8th Floor 1 bag
Sector -5, Chandigarh hand bag .WLPA &
Delhi New York, USA
CITES
11. Petta CFS 12.01.12 Kochi UAE Confido Tablets 500 Pcs Violation
Orchis mascula of FTP &
CITES
282
12 Mr. Li, Eastern Rich Violation
IGI Air
Transport Corporation of FTP &
Cargo, Mrs. Hu, 205, Robsel
G/F, 91 Apliu Street, Pterocarpus santalinus CITES
Courier 16.01.12 House, House No.47, 135 Kgs
Sham Shui PO, logs
Terminal New Camp, Delhi
Kowloon, Hong Kong
New Delhi
13 Mr. Ding Ruming, Hong Violation
IGI Air Kong, Teng Shun of FTP &
Cargo, Mrs. Hu, 205, Robsel Logistics Asia Ltd. G/F, CITES
Courier 16.01.12 House, House No.47, Mandrin Industrial 120 Kgs
logs
Terminal New Camp, Delhi Building, 11-15 Chan
New Delhi Wan, Knok Street, Tsuen
Wan, Hong Kong
14 Kolkata 20.01.12 Sasha Exports, Trade Air Importers Ltd., Herbal products m/o 3.540 kgs. Violation
Airport 1/C, Chatu Babu Lane, 174, Grey hurst Road, Agarwood (Aquilaria of FTP &
Kolkata-14 Christchurch, New agallocha) CITES
Zealand
15 ACC 20.01.12 M/S Sangam Exports, M/S Kitihoun Charlie, Herbal Medicine 25 Bottles Violation
3 Ruby Terrace, AK Wichessingu Carr 2090, Yograj Guggulu of FTP
Road, Andheri (E), Menontin, Cotonou, Rep. contains Kuth .WLPA &
Mumbai – 400099. of Bennin. (Saussurea lappa) CITES
IE Code – 0395053676
16 IGI Air Violation
Cargo Fedex Yuanwang, 47 South Mr. Zhao, Haiming, Pterocarpus santalinus of FTP &
23.01.12 136 kgs
Courier, Camp, New Delhi Kowloon, Hong Kong logs CITES
Delhi
17 IGI Air 23.01.12 Pterocarpus santalinus Violation
Smooth Cooporation
Cargo Fedex Yuanwang, 47 South logs of FTP &
Logistics Co. Ltd, Hong 105 Kgs
Courier Camp, New Delhi CITES
Kong
Delhi
Cargo Fedex Yuanwang, 47 South logs of FTP &
Mr. Chen, Hong Kong 117 Kgs
Courier Camp, New Delhi CITES
Delhi
Mr. Hu, 205, Robsel
Cargo Fedex Mr. Li, Kowloon, logs of FTP &
House, House No.47, 110 kgs
Courier Hong Kong CITES
New Camp, Delhi
Delhi
20 IGI Air 23.01.12 Martin Ugwoke Pterocarpus santalinus Violation
Cargo Aneke, Q-36, 1st Floor, Yiamen Caida, Import- logs of FTP &
Delhi Pitam pura, Export Trade Co. Ltd 1036 Kgs CITES
New Delhi – 88 Xiamen. China
21 M/s Arunachal Impex M/s Cosmo IE Trade Violation

CFS
98(Old No. 180) 2nd PTE Ltd Blk 682B Wood Picrorhiza kurrooa of FTP &
Patparganj 3.2.12 1500 Kgs
Floor, Broad way Lands Drive 62 rhizomes CITES
Delhi
Chennai - 600108 Singapore
22 IGI Air Mr. Zhicheng LI C S Violation
Cargo Fedex Export WZ-64, Jwala Mr. Paul Huang, Hong of FTP &
6.2.12 logs 122 Kgs
Courier, Hari Colony, Paschim Kong CITES
Delhi Vihar, New Delhi
Cargo Fedex Export WZ-64, Jwala of FTP &
6.2.12 Mr. Huang, Hong Kong logs 121 Kgs
Courier, Hari Colony, Paschim CITES
283
24 IGI Air Violation
Wang Yu 205, Ching Fung Pterocarpus santalinus
Cargo Fedex of FTP &
6.2.12 Robsel House No. 47, Logistics Intl Ltd logs 140 Kgs
Courier, CITES
New Camp, Delhi Hong Kong
Delhi
Cargo Fedex Export WZ-64, Jwala Mr. Zhang of FTP &
6.2.12 logs 120 Kgs
Courier, Hari Colony, Paschim Hong Kong CITES
26. IGI Air Paul Huang, Advance Violation
Cargo UPS Technology, Unit-522, of FTP &
Mr. Lui Yu Pterocarpus santalinus
Courier, Centre-2, Choi, Fat CITES
8.2.12 B-6-97, Safdarjung logs 52.38 Kgs
Delhi Street N.T.H.K
Enclave, New Delhi
Sheung Shui
Hongkong
27. IGI Air Jeff Zenger Chunqiu Violation
Cargo UPS Classical Art Co. Ltd of FTP &
Courier, Manoj Kumar T- 2610, A-5/F Chengye Pterocarpus santalinus CITES
Delhi 8.2.12 G No.22 Baljeet Industrial Plaza, 19/21 logs 21.3 Kgs
Nagar, New Delhi Chengye Street
Kwantong, Kowloon
Hongkong
28. IGI Air Violation
Mr. Chu
Cargo, Pterocarpus santalinus of FTP &
158 Pusa Road, New Skyone Express (HK)
Courier 13.2.12 Logs 106 Kgs CITES
Rajendra Nagar Mkt Ltd Hongkong
Terminal,
New Delhi -17
Delhi
29. IGI Air Zhang RM17, 04/F 22 Logs, Violation
Cargo, Block-A, 8-10 , Wah 51 Kgs of FTP &
Mayur Exports Pterocarpus santalinus
Courier Singh Street NT CITES
15.2.12 48, Narain Chowk Logs
Terminal Kwai Chung, Hong
Road Jaipur
(Fedex), Kong
Delhi
30. IGI Air Indigo Creation Paul Hung 22 Logs, Violation
Cargo, B-68, Kirti Nagar Advance Tehchnology 51 Kgs of FTP &
Courier New Delhi Unit: 522 Centre Choi CITES
15.2.12 Logs
Terminal Fat Street N.T.H.K
(Fedex), Sheung Shui, Hong
Delhi Kong
31. IGI Air Mr. Zhicheng Li, CS West Consolidators Ltd, Violation
Cargo, Exports Unit: WZ-64, Rm 504, Sunwise of FTP &
Courier Jwala Heri Colony, Industrial Building Nos 32 Logs, CITES
15.2.12 Logs
Terminal Paschim Vihar, New 16-26 Wango, Wo Tsai 114 Kgs
(Fedex), Delhi Street, Tsuen Wan N.T.
Delhi Hong Kong
32. 15.2.12 Mr. Zhicheng Li, CS Ms Ruan Noside Intl. Violation
IGI Air
Exports Unit: WZ-64, Logistics Co. Ltd of FTP &
Cargo,
Jwala Heri Colony, Rm 3 Superluck Ind. Pterocarpus santalinus CITES
Courier 32 Logs,
Pashim Vihar, New Centre Phase – I Logs
Terminal 119 Kgs
Delhi 45-53, SHA TSUI RD
(Fedex),
Tsuen Wan , Hong Kong
Delhi
33. Air Courier 15.02.12 Chennai Thailand Pterocarpus santalinus 2 no.s Violation
Terminal, Logs of FTP &
Chennai CITES
284
34. Air Courier 15.02.12 Chennai Thailand Pterocarpus santalinus 1 no. Violation
Terminal, Logs of FTP &
Chennai CITES
35. FPO, 15.02.12 P.Devi Simon Ikon Cassis cornuta 1 No Violation
Chennai Kannankudi street U.K Hippopus hippopus 1 No of FTP &
Kottar,P.O Nagarcoil Trochus niloticus. 1 No WLPA
Harpulina arausiaca 6 Nos
36. FPO, 15.02.12 Sylesh No. 34 Proachai Red Sanders 2 no.s Violation
Chennai OMR Thailand of FTP &
Kandanchavadi CITES
Chennai-96
37. FPO, 15.02.12 Sylesh No. 34 Proachai Red Sanders 1 no. Violation
Chennai OMR Thailand of FTP &
Kandanchavadi CITES
Chennai-96
38. FPO, 15.02.12 Chennai Malaysia Conus milneedwardsi 4 Nos Violation
Chennai of FTP &
WLPA
39. FPO, 15.02.12 Chennai Germany Conus milneedwardsi 2 Nos Violation
Chennai of FTP &
WLPA
40. FPO, 15.02.12 Chennai Germany Conus milneedwardsi 2 Nos Violation
Chennai of FTP &
WLPA
41. Petta CFS, 16.02.12 Kochi UAE Herbal product - Violation
Kochi (Lavana Tailam) of FTP
Saussurea lappa .WLPA &
CITES
42. IGI Air Pterocarpus santalinus Violation
Wang R, F-10/15 Tak Sheung
Cargo TNT 17.2.12 logs 43.5 Kgs of FTP &
DLF, Phase-I Gurgaon Kowloon, Hong Kong
Courier CITES
Cargo TNT 17.2.12 logs 54 Kgs of FTP &
Courier CITES
Courier CITES
Courier CITES
46. Rex (U&A) Remedies M/s Herbal Aid Health Violation
Orchis latifolia in
IGI Air Pvt Ltd A-51/1 GT Centre, 10 Park Avenue of FTP &
22.2.12 formulatin of shababe 30 pcs
Cargo Karnal Road Industrial Southall UB 1 3AQ CITES
Azam
Area Delhi-33 Middlesex UK
47. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 Sun Sea Resort, Jorg Pietschmann, Raw wooden 14.150 Violation
Middle Point, Port Admiralttets Str.76, timber/chips kgs. of FTP
Blair, A & N Islands 20459, Hamburg,
Germany
48. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 Chris Koch, Thae Koch, Preserved bat 1 no. Violation
Wirker Str. 16, Theodar Heuss-Str-92a (Pteropus sp.) of FTP &
42105, Wupparrtal, 42109 Wupparrtal, CITES
Germany Germany
49. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 Stef Petterson Ulf Mein Sea-shell of Cassis 1 no. Violation
4E, Motilal Nehru Sqre MSV 28 cornuta of FTP &
Road, Kolkata-29 9006 Tromso, Norway WLPA.
285
50. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 Vitoli Anito Honili Sema Dried insects, dried 2.470 kgs. Violation
New Era School, 2520 Heron CT, meat of FTP.
Zunheboto, Nagaland- San Jose, CA95133 USA
798620
51. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 Mario Geiger Richard Geiger, Wooden timber/chips 902 kgs. Violation
Dortwiere 10/1, Dortwiere 10/1, 72336 of FTP.
Balingen, Germany Balingen, Germany
52. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 Christoph Koch Thae Koch, Trochus niloticus 4 pcs. Violation
Winker Str.16, 42105, Theodar Heuss-Str-92a Lambis sp. 4 pcs. of FTP &
Wuppertal, Germany 42109 Wupparrtal, WLPA.
Germany
53. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 Mahalawn, Saiha, Ralux, 213-21st Street Dried frog, dried meat 6.430 kgs. Violation
Mizoram-796901 Battle Green, USA, MD & plant parts of FTP.
49015-3005
54. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 V. Thunie, Kohima Ms. W. Therie Beef pickles 2.435 kgs. Violation
797001, Nagaland Kunming 650500, of FTP.
Yunan, China
55. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 Nubi, Khuwzawl, Mahta Cung, Dried meat (venison) 2.785 kgs. Violation
Veng Thar, Khalizawl, 4121, W. Castle of FTP.
Mizoram USA SH1
56. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 S. Zeramsanga Thaubrem, Lewisvilla, Dried frog, rat, insects 3.480 kgs. Violation
Saiha, 796901, TX-75067, USA of FTP.
Mizoram
57. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 M. Jha, Mr. Alar Lukmaa, Grey jungle fowl neck 2 pcs. Violation
112/B, Park Street, H. Eigenbrodf AB’ Filial feathers of FTP ,
Kolkata-16 widni, WLPA &
Sahkotic 8, 01510 CITES.
Vantaa, Finland
58. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 Suchita Sa Mr. Alar Lukmaa, Grey jungle fowl neck 20 pcs. Violation
21/B, Marquis St. H. Eigenbrodf AB’ Filial feathers of FTP ,
Vantaa, Finland
59. FPO, Kolkata 23.02.12 S. Bose, Mr. Alar Lukmaa, Grey jungle fowl neck 20 pcs. Violation
12/A, Marquis St. H. Eigenbrodf AB’ Filial feathers of FTP ,
Vantaa, Finland
60. O/o TNT 24.02.12 M/s M.M. Export & M/s Water West, Neck feathers of Grey 30 pcs. Violation
Express at Co. 140W Front St., Jungle FowLs, of FTP ,
DS-1, D.C. Lane, Kolkata-69 Portangeles, USA Kingfisher whole body 14 pcs. WLPA &
Maniktala plumage with beak, CITES.
Civic Centre, Indian Roller + other
Kolkata-54 feathers 48 pcs.
61. ACC 24.02.12 Bhartiya Sanskriti Cornelia Van Osch, Ayurvedic Herbal 50. Bottles Violation
Shipping Bill Darshan Trust, Vishwa Wissel, Sheimer Jatamansi (each of of FTP &
No. Shanti Dham, Hauptstr 38, 61231 Bad (Nardostachys 100 ML) CITES
7696055 Wagholi, Tal. Haveli. Nauheim, Germany. grandiflora) Oil and 5 Nos.
dated 23-02- Pune 412207. Bottles
2012 (each of
500 ML)
286
62. Mr. Xu Majnu Implement Technology Violation
IGI Air Ka Tila Tibetan Ltd, Room 1202 Shinp Pterocarpus santalinus of FTP &
Cargo TNT 29.2.12 Camp Room No.202, Yip Industrial Bldg 19- logs 159 Kgs CITES
Courier New Peace House, 21 Shing Yip Street
Delhi- 7 Kwun Tong, Hongkong
63. Mr. Tak Sheung G/F 08 Violation
IGI Air Mr. Deepak Kwong Sang Hong CTR Pterocarpus santalinus of FTP &
Cargo TNT 29.2.12 P.75, South City-1, 151-153 Hoi Bun Road logs 46 Kgs CITES
Courier Gurgaon, Haryana Kwun Tong, Kowloon
Hongkong
Cargo TNT 29.2.12 P.75, South City-1, 151-153 Hoi Bun Road logs 46 Kgs CITES
Courier Gurgaon, Haryana Kwun Tong, Kowloon
Hongkong
Cargo TNT 29.2.12 P.75, South City-1, 151-153 Hoi Bun Road logs 58.9 Kgs CITES
Courier Gurgaon Haryana Kwun Tong, Kowloon
Hongkong
Cargo TNT 29.2.12 P.75, South City-1, 151-153 Hoi Bun Road logs 56.6 Kgs CITES
Courier Gurgaon Haryana Kwun Tong, Kowloon
Hongkong
67. Shyam Sudner Manoj Violation
IGI Air Kumar, Kuchha Shiv Hao Ran Trading LLC Logs of pterocarpus of FTP &
7.3.2012 116 Kgs
Cargo DHL Mandir khari baoli Rashidya Dubai U.A.E santalinus CITES
Delhi
68. Mr. Zhicheng Li CS Violation
IGI Air Pterocarpus santalinus
Exports WZ-64, Jwala Mr. R. J. Joy Tsuen Wan of FTP &
Cargo 06.3.12 logs 112 Kgs
Hari Colony, Paschim N.T. Hong Kong CITES
(Fedex)
Viar New Delhi
IGI Air Ruan/Noside Int Pterocarpus santalinus
Exports WZ-64, Jwala of FTP &
Cargo 06.3.12 Logistics Co Ltd Tsuen logs 108 Kgs
Hari Colony, Paschim CITES
(Fedex) wan Hong Kong
Viar New Delhi
Yuanwang 47, South Mr. Chen Yuen Long
Cargo 06.3.12 logs 110 Kgs of FTP &
Camp New Delhi Hong Kong
(Fedex) CITES
71. IGI Air Mr. Paul Huang Advance Violation
Yuanwang 47, South Logs of sandalwood &
Cargo 06.3.12 Technology Centre 103 Kgs of FTP &
Camp New Delhi Red sanders
(Fedex) Hong Kong CITES
72. IGI Air HK Suyou Int. Express Pterocarpus santalinus Violation
Yuanwang 47, South
Cargo 06.3.12 Co. Ltd, Tok wawan logs 105 kgs of FTP &
Camp New Delhi
(Fedex) KLN, Hong Kong CITES
73. IGI Air Mayur Exports 48, Pterocarpus santalinus Violation
Zhang Kwai Chung
Cargo 06.3.12 narain Chowk Road, logs 57 Kgs of FTP &
Hong Kong
(Fedex) Jaipur CITES
IGI Air West Consolidators Ltd, Pterocarpus santalinus
Cargo 06.3.12 Tsuen Wan N.T. logs 113 Kgs
(Fedex) Hong Kong
Viar New Delhi
IGI Air Hualingang Int. Logistics Pterocarpus santalinus
Cargo 06.3.12 Ltd Tsuen Wan N. T logs 107 Kgs
(Fedex) Hong Kong
Viar New Delhi
IGI Air Pterocarpus santalinus
Exports WZ-64, Jwala Mr. Paul Huang Sheling of FTP &
Cargo 06.3.12 logs 115 Kgs
Hari Colony, Paschim Shi N.T. Hong Kong CITES
(Fedex)
Viar New Delhi
77. Sea docks, 09.03.12 ITC,LTD Mascoma Wood bark 3650 Kgs Violation
Chennai Secunderabad Canada of FTP.
78. FPO, Kolkata 20.03.12 Shukla Traders Glasgow Angling Grey Jungle Fowl 10 pcs. Violation
142A, Lenin Sarani, Centre, Unit 1, The Point feathers of FTP,
Kolkata-13 Retail Park, WLPA &
29, Saracen Street, CITES .
Glassgow G22 5HT,
Scotland, UK
79. FPO, Kolkata 20.03.12 Zrenner Florian Zrenner Winfrial Sea-shell of Cassis 1 pc. Violation
C/o Raj Guest House, 14315, Stranbing, cornuta of FTP &
Tottie Lane, Kolkata Germany WLPA.
80. FPO, Kolkata 20.03.12 Trom Mathai Noami Anog Dried meat (wild 20.1 kgs. Violation
Moreh W/No.5 1167, Xonie St., Apt.B animal) of FTP.
P.O. Moreh, Manipur Denver CA 802206527
USA
81. FPO, Kolkata 20.03.12 Zhouw WL Xuyan Hong, 7 pcs. Violation

CJ-216, CJ Block, Salt 301, Kinming of FTP &
Lake, Kolkata-91 Municipal Water Affair Pterocarpus santalinus CITES.
Tel.8017579428 Bureau 284, North Road, logs
Yunan Province, China
(Zip Code – 650031
82. NS Dock 23.03.12 M/s Shree Baidyanath M/s Himalaya Group, Herbal products 25 ltr. Violation
Kolkata Ayurved Bhawan Pvt. Guatamala City, Rhuma oil containing of FTP.
Ltd., 1, Gupta Lane, Guatemala Aconitum ferox
Kolkata-6
83. Q10 CFS 04.04.12 Kochi Russia Ayurvedic products 12 Pcs Violation
Cochin containing of FTP,
Saussurea lappa WLPA &
CITES .
84. ACC 11.04.12 M/S UTH Healthcare M/S Sued Farmaceutica Ayurvedic Herbal 2000(+)20 Violation
Shipping Bill Ltd. 255/2 Rajiv SRL, Ave. Maximo Obicure Capsule 0 Packets of FTP &
No. 8392220 Gandhi IT Park, MIDC Gomez No. 27, Esq. Containing Hoodia (30 CITES.
dated 09-04- Hinjewadi, Pune – Ramon Santana, Gazcue. gordonnii Capsules
2012 411016. IE Code – Santo Domingo RD. Pack)
3111003582.
85. IGI Air 20.04.12 D. S. Exports CB-299 Aashlok Inc. 13617, 12th Peacock tail feather Violation
Cargo, New Ring Road Naraina Street Unit D, Chino CA articles of FTP.
Delhi New Delhi 91710 USA
-
86. FPO, 26.04.12 Yuriy Myranyurik Yuriy Myranyurik Cassis cornuta 1 No Violation
Chennai C-229,Anu Ukraine of FTP,
VijayTownship WLPA &
Thirunelveli Dist. CITES .
PIN-627120
288
87. FPO, 26.04.12 Yuriy Myranyurik Yuriy Myranyurik Strombus gigas 1 No Violation
Chennai C-229,Anu Ukraine of FTP &
VijayTownship CITES .
Thirunelveli Dist.
PIN-627120
88. FPO, 26.04.12 Abazer Hamad Sudan Sandalwood pieces 6.8 Kg Violation
Chennai Alaul Madurai of FTP &
CITES .
89. FPO, 26.04.12 Abazer Hamad Sudan Sandalwood pieces 6.8 Kg Violation
Chennai Alaul Madurai of FTP &
CITES .
90. FPO, Kolkata 03.05.12 Jasnine Ent. Mr. James Leung, M/s Feather of Indian 370 gms Violation
5, Kabir Road, Honest Trading Co., Roller (Coracias of FTP &
Kolkata-26 5/FL Hing Lung, Comm. benghalensis) WLPA
Buildg.-68, 74 Bonham
Staromd E, Hong Kong
91. FPO, Kolkata 03.05.12 Rikita Ent., Mr. James Leung, M/s Feather of Indian 349 gms Violation
48A, Lanin Sarani, Honest Trading Co., Roller (Coracias of FTP &
Kolkata-13 5/FL Hing Lung, Comm. benghalensis) WLPA
Buildg.-68, 74 Bonham
Staromd E, Hong Kong
92. IGI Air 07.05.12 Yogi trading co. 496, Tara Centre Shop 62019 Herbal products 72 Pcs Violation
Cargo, Avas Vikas Phase - II Recanati MC Italy containing Aquilaria of FTP &
New Delhi Jwalapur Haridwar agallocha CITES.
93. ICD 10.05.12 B. S. International Budk Worldwide Inc Peafowl down feathers 450 Pcs Violation
Faridabad Sarai Tareen 244303 P.B. No. 2768 moultrie, articlces of FTP.
Sealed Sambhal UP Georgia USA
sample
94. IGI Air 17.05.12 Dev Exports & Imports Ekaterini Charkviani Wood charcoal 6 pcs Violation
Cargo, 57, Pocket -5, Sector -2 No.16, Agmashenebell of FTP.
New Delhi Rohini Delhi - 85 Stree Old Tbisili Region
TIBILISI - 0179
GEORGIA
95. FPO, Kolkata 22.05.12 Marine Ostrovskaya Tatyana Ostrovskaya Corals 3.040 kgs. Violation
5220, Lakeshore Road, 5220, Lakeshore Road, of FTP &
Apartment-3, Apartment-3, WLPA
Burlington, Ontario, Burlington, Ontario,
Canada Canada
96. FPO, Kolkata 22.05.12 Syluvic Glossop Mirielle Glossop Sea shells of Tridacna 2 pcs. Violation
198, Bassein Park 32, Brading Terrece, squamosa & Turbo each of FTP,
Road London W London W 128 ES, UK marmoratus WLPA &
128AX, UK CITES .
97. FPO, Kolkata 22.05.12 Charlotte Eastaugh, Rose Eastaugh Peacock tail feather 18.15 kgs. Violation
Maria Hotel, Sudder 12 Ditohinglam Bergay (Pavo cristatus) of FTP.
Street, Kolkata-16 NR 352 JQ, England UK
289
98. IGI Air 23.05.12 Mr. David Mr. YIP Room 501, Pterocarpus santalinus 7.5 Kgs Violation
Cargo, DHL, N-14/4 DLF, Phase 4 advance Technology logs of FTP &
New Delhi Gurgaon, Haryana centre 2 Choi Fat Street CITES
122002 Sheung Shi N.T.
Hong Kong
Cargo,DHL, N-14/4 DLF, Phase 4 advance Technology logs of FTP &
Hong Kong
Cargo, DHL, N-14/4 DLF, Phase 4 advance Technology logs of FTP &
Hong Kong
101. FPO, Kolkata 29.05.12 Balaji Enterprise; 54, James Feather of Indian 400 gms Violation
Satish Mukerjee Leiwng,M/s,Hornest Roller (Coracias of FTP &
Road,Kol-26 Trading,56/5/fl, benghalensis) WLPA
Hong Kong
102. FPO, Kolkata 30.05.12 Sudha Ghosh, Alen Lukmaa, Grey Jungle Fowl 255 gms. Violation
4/c, Doctor lane. Sakkalia’8’ neck feathers of FTP &
Kolkata-16.India 01510,Vantan, Finland WLPA
103. ACC 05.06.12 Bhartiya Sanskriti Michael Weiner, New Ayurvedic 500 gms – Violation
Shipping Bill Darshan Trust, Vishwa Age Marketing, #201 Chyavanprash with 2 Nos. of FTP &
No. 9217066 Shanti Dham, Wagholi, 2055 152nd St. Surrey, Aquilaria agallocha as 1 kgs – 4 CITES
dated 04-06- Tal. Haveli. Pune British Columbia, V4A an ingredients Nos.
2012 412207. 4N7, Canada.
IE Code – 3103010958
104. ICD 05.06.12 Aryan Int D-184, Cosmoveda E. K 1. Jatmansi Powder 25 Kgs Violation
Tughlakabad, Freedom Fighters Adalber Str 5-8 D - 2. Kutki Powder 25 Kgs of FTP &
Delhi Sealed Enclave Neb Sarai 10999, Berlin Germany CITES
sample New Delhi
105. IGI Air 08.06.12 R - Expo, 1115 Main Secrets of India Herbal product 95 Pcs Violation
Cargo, market Paharganj New Neusie/Am See Austria containing Saussurea of FTP,
New Delhi Delhi lappa WLPA &
CITES .
106. Asian 11.06.12 Kochi Sharja Red sanders soap 1440pcs Violation
Terminal, of FTP &
Kochi CITES
107. IGI Air 13.06.12 Impex Crafts I-17 Hayley Menzels Studio Article made of 23 Kgs Violation
Cargo, Basement Lajpat D 155-157 Portland Peacock tail feathers of FTP .
New Delhi Nagar-II New Delhi Road London WII 2DY
UK
108. ICD 14.06.12 Shiv Ayurvedic India, P.P.H.U 'Husar' Herbal products 519 Pcs Violation
Tughlakabad, 1727, Rishi Nagar, Sobieskieyo 14B, NIP, containing Saussurea of FTP &
Delhi Sealed Kotla Mubarakpur UE Poland costus CITES
sample New Delhi
109. FPO, Kolkata 19.06.12 Binoy Mondal, A. Luknan, Feather of Francolin 290 gms Violation
16/A, Park Street, Finland (Francolinus of FTP &
Kolkata-16 francolinus) WLPA.
290
110. IGI Air 26.06.12 Sandeep Arora, R.M A1G/F Pterocarpus santalinus 56.8 kgs Violation
Cargo 86-1, Lakri Bazar Merit, Industrial Center logs of FTP &
Courier, New Batala 94 TOKWANWAN CITES
Delhi Road Kowloon
111. 27.6.12 Mother Herbs Pvt. Ltd, Herba Peutic (S) Pvt. Pterocarpus 100 kgs Violation
C-39, IInd Floor, Ltd, 26 Tagore Lane marsupium wood of FTP.
ICD, TKD, Madhu Vihar Street, Singapore – 757554 powder
Delhi Patparganj, Delhi
112. 27.6.12 Royal Purple, WZ- Kiloshik IGOR Pterocarpus santalinus 50 Pcs Violation
164A, Plot No.376 B, St. Lenin 79-64, logs of FTP &
IGI Air Chand Nagar, Delhi – IllYCHEVSK CITES .
Cargo, Delhi 18 UKRAINE
113. FPO Sealed 02.07.12 Bharti Overseas C-156, Kashcheeva viktoria Herbal products 190 Pcs Violation
Sample` New Usmanpur Delhi - Dhepropetrousk containing of FTP,
53 Ukrain Saussurea lappa WLPA &
CITES .
114. Q10 CFS 03.07.12 Sri Sankara AHG Ayurvedic Ayurvedic products 40 Pcs Violation
Cochin Ayurvedic Pharmacy Hamburg containing of FTP,
Changanassery Saussurea lappa WLPA &
CITES .
115. IGI AIR 4.07.12 Pritpal Canadian Museum of Peacock tail feathers 80 pcs Violation
Cargo UPS, 13/29 East Patel Nagar, Hindu Civilization (CM feather of FTP .
Courier New Delhi OHC) 8640 Younge St,
Terminal Richmond Hill, L4C
6Z4. ONTARIO
CANADA
116. Q10 CFS 05.07.12 Ashtangavaidyan Amsterdam Ayurvedic products 200 Pcs Violation
Cochin Ayurvedics, containing of FTP,
Trichu Saussurea lappa WLPA &
CITES .
117. Q10 CFS 11.07.12 Kochi UAE Ayurvedic products 2 Ctns Violation
Kochi containing of FTP,
CITES .
118. JNPT 13.07.12 Arcus Marketing KAN SP. Z.O.O. ul. Handicrafted Ear-rings 120 Nos. Violation
Private Ltd. S-34, Waczynska 8A, 92-760 with Peacock (Pavo with 6 of FTP .
Okhla Industrial Area, Lodz. Poland. cristatus) tail-feather Pcs. Each.
Phase – 2, New Delhi – attached to it.
110020. India. IE Code
– 0502033452.
119. APSO, Vile 20.07.12 Exporters Importers Pterocarpus santalinus 23.25 kgs. Violation
Tony, Irwin Road, Mysore – Paul Huang, Unit 310,
Parle logs & pcs. 27.95 kgs. of FTP &
570001, Karnataka. Advance Technology Centre,
Tracking No. 2, Choi Fat Street, Sheling 29.60 kgs. CITES
EK Shui, NTHK, Hong Kong.
975604543I
Tom, Irwin Road, Mysore – Qu Yang Guang Dong, R. No.
N
570001, Karnataka. 507, Tower B, PO –Lang
EK97560456 Industrial Centre, No. 11,
5IN Wang Chill Road, Kowloon
EK97560455 Bay, Hong Kong.
7IN
Goby, Irwin Road, Mysore – Yip, R. No. 501, Advance
570001, Karnataka. Technology Centre, 2, Choi Fat
Street, Sheling Shui, NTHK,
Hong Kong.
291
120. IGI Air 23.07.12 Padmavati Oveda NV Herbal products 200 Units Violation
Cargo, New Pharmaceuticals F-52, Borgerhout (Sirshool Tab) of FTP &
Delhi Industrial Area Belgium containing Saussurea WLPA.
Haridwar – 01 lappa
121. Q10 CFS 23.07.12 Kochi Austria Ayurvedic products 24 Pcs Violation
CITES .
122. APSO, Vile 23.07.12 Elax, Irwin Road, Mysore – Yip, R. No. 501, Advance Pterocarpus santalinus 29.3 kgs. Violation
Parle logs & pcs. 25.5 kgs. of FTP &
Tracking No. Hong Kong. 26.3 kgs. CITES
EK72861579
9IN Tom, Irwin Road, Mysore – Yip, R. No. 501, Advance
EK72862791
1IN Hong Kong.
EK72862781
0IN Magie, Irwin Road, Mysore Qu Yang Guang Dong, R. No.
– 570001, Karnataka. 507, Tower B, PO –Lang
Industrial Centre, No. 11,
Wang Chill Road, Kowloon
Bay, Hong Kong.
123. APSO, Vile 26.07.12 Srikanth, C/O Dart Yip, R. No. 501, Advance Pterocarpus santalinus 15 Nos. Violation
International Exit Room, A- Technology Centre, 2, Choi Fat
Parle old used pcs. 16 Nos. of FTP &
13, GHMC, OPP GPO Street, Sheling Shui, NTHK,
Abids, Hyderabad. Phone Hong Kong. 16 Nos. CITES
No. 09246871550 15 Nos.
Yip, R. No. 501, Advance
Ms. Yamok, Profit Logistics Technology Centre, 2, Choi Fat
Pvt. Ltd. G/F Meri Industrial Street, Sheling Shui, NTHK,
Centre, 94 Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Hong Kong.
Qu Yang Guang Dong, R. No.
507, Tower B, PO –Lang
Industrial Centre, No. 11,
Wang Chill Road, Kowloon
Bay, Hong Kong.
124. JNPT Sealed 27.07.12 Rochlon Exports Pvt. M/S Dharmavira’s Cassis cornuta Sea- 1 Nos. Violation
Sample, Ltd. Branch SRO, Accounting Tuition. 11, shell of FTP &
examined at 360/64 Kalvadevi Rose Avenue, South WLPA
Belapur Road, Opp. Ramwadi Africa.
Office Post Office, Mumbai.
IE Code –
0303060549.
125. IGI Air 30.07.12 Imran Hussain Nagaon Khairul Islam Golden Agarwood chips 20 kgs Violation
Cargo Guwahati Market Perfumes LLC of FTP .
(Courier Assam Mur shid bazar Gold
Terminal) Song. P.O. Box
No.26127
Neira Dubai UAE
126. APSO, Vile 01.08.12 Srikanth, C/O Dart Ms. Yamok, Profit Pterocarpus santalinus 15 Nos. Violation
Parle International Exit Logistics Pvt. Ltd. G/F old & used pcs. of FTP &
EN02575514 Room, A-13, GHMC, Meri Industrial Centre, CITES
9IN OPP GPO Abids, 94 Road, Kowloon,
Hyderabad. Phone No. Hong Kong.
09246871550
127. Q10 CFS 01.08.12 Trivandrum Hamburg Herbal Products 288 Pcs Violation
Cochin containing Pterocarpus of FTP &
santalinus CITES
292
128. Asian 08.08.12 Kochi Sharjah Ayurvedic products 174 Pcs Violation
Terminal containing of FTP,
CITES .
129. FPO, Kolkata 08.08.12 Carla Ramatho Momik, Leda Maria Dondeo, Peacock tail feathers 0.770 kgs. Violation
Building No.12, Nadia, Pettopalis, CEP-25730, of FTP.
WB 736, RJ, Brazil
130. FPO, Kolkata 08.08.12 Bikek Lung Toem Mr. A C T Hui Ling Dried meat & veg. 1.760 kgs. Violation
P.O.168, Thahekhu, Toem, Indianapolis, seed of FTP.
Dimapur, Nagaland USA
131. FPO, Kolkata 08.08.12 Hruali Roreh, Thawng Kibualab, 36B Dried meat 3.2 kgs. Violation
Manipur-795131 6006, Aleusond, Norway of FTP.
132. FPO, Kolkata 08.08.12 Banisher Mukherjee, Ator Lukaja, Shhkotic Neck feathers of Grey 0.260 kgs. Violation
17/B, Ripon Street, (8), 01510, Vomta, Jungle Fowl of FTP,
Kolkata-16 Finland WLPA &
CITES .
133. FPO, Kolkata 08.08.12 Debases Chakraborty, Cliff Day, Neck feathers of Grey 0.215 kgs. Violation
16/1, Free School St. 7, Coed Camal Poonly Jungle Fowl of FTP,
Kolkata-16 Pool, UK WLPA &
CITES .
134. FPO, Kolkata 08.08.12 Anup Kumar, H.Eigen Pragdt. Neck feathers of Grey 0.225 kgs. Violation
32/C, AJC Bose Road, Ab, Filid, Finland Jungle Fowl of FTP,
Kolkata WLPA &
CITES .
135. FPO, Kolkata 08.08.12 Vantal Thorga Khotue, 7529, Veg. seed 1.650 kgs. Violation
Lunglei Bazar, N. Sinstetam S.T. of FTP.
Mizoram Indianapolis, USA
136. Violation
IGI Air Manju Overseas 25, Szelesuz Ktt, 38 Zsatya Herbal products of FTP,
Cargo, Gujranwala Town, Part Street, 1141 Budapest containing WLPA &
New Delhi 13.08.12 - 2 Delhi Hungary Saussurea lappa 24 Pcs CITES .
137. M/s Vina (HK) co. Ltd Violation
Sumit International (P) 903 Danniee HSE of FTP &
ICD, TKD, Ltd New Delhi (IEC 20 Luard Road Wanchai, Pterocarpus santalinus CITES
Delhi 18.08.12 No. - 0508065321) HongKong logs 9.6 Mts
138. Mili healthcare Pvt Violation
Ltd, 618 - 621, Tower Custom Bonded of FTP,
A, DLF Towers, Jasola Warehouse Biocon, WLPA &
IGI Air Plot No. 10 &11, DDA Berenznyakivska Amberan oil CITES .
Cargo, Distt Centre, Jasola Str.29, kiev, containing Saussurea
New Delhi 17.08.12 New Delhi Ukrain 02098 lappa 20 bottles
139. Bonquaires facilities Intl Violation
Ltd, Suite 402, 4th Floor, of FTP &
Fron wind oshopey CITES
Organic India Pvt Ltd Plaza, 17/19 Allen
IGI Air Plot No.266, Faizabad Avenue IKEJA, LAGOS Chyawanprash
Cargo, Raod, Kamta, P.O. P.O. Box 7724 containing Aquilaria
New Delhi 22.08.12 Chinhat, Lucknow UP NIGERIA sps 12 Nos
140. Rubal Herbal House Violation
450, Kotla Gonspur of FTP,
IGI Air Near Jain Colony Rubal herbal House, Inc. Yograj Guggal WLPA &
Cargo, Adamwal, HSP (Pb) Ontario L 6T 4X6 containing Saussurea CITES .
New Delhi 24.08.12 146001 Canada lappa 07 Pcs
293
141. Amazing Herbal Zinnert International Violation
IGI Air Remedies Ltd, Shop No. 102 Odun Herbal pigment Lite of FTP &
Cargo, GF, D-13, South Ext -I, - Ade, Drile Iganmu, containing Aquilaria CITES
New Delhi 27.08.12 New Delhi Coker, Logos Nigeria agallocha 48 pcs
142. Dolphin apparel 409 Bazar of India Saraswatarisht & 12 Pcs Violation
IGI Air Supriya Sector - 10 1810, University Ave. Dashmoolarisht 12 Pcs of FTP,
Cargo, Plot - 20, Dwarka Berkeloy Calefornia cotaining Saussurea WLPA &
New Delhi 27.08.12 New Delhi - 75 USA lappa CITES .
143. Shamim Ahmed AL- Violation
AHLI Perfumer LLC of FTP &
IGI Air Z. Hussain Also, SHK Humaid CITES
Cargo, Nagaon, Assam ( M- Buld. SHK Kumaid Aquilaria agallocha
New Delhi 03.09.12 9378924459) Road, Ajman UAE chips 8 kgs
144. Passenger Passport No. A2528428 Slow lorises (Live) 2 Nos Violation
1. Md.Saif Mubarak DOI - 31.05.2010 of FTP,
Hamad Al Shamsi S/o DOE - 20.09.15 WLPA &
Saif Mubarak Hamal Passanger was travelling CITES .
Al Shamshi from Thailand to UAE
2. Hamad Obaid
IGI Airport Ghamran Juma
(T-3), New Aldaheri (UAE
Delhi 10.09.12 Nationals)
145. Tsi Sha Sui Flat B6 BIK Violation
B9/F of FTP &
IGI Air Mohd. Naseer, 95 Basti Chu Nkong Mansion 36- CITES
Cargo, Hazrat Nizamuddin 44 Nathan Road T.S.L. Pterocarpus santalinus
New Delhi 12.09.12 New Delhi Kowloon, HongKong flakes 185 Pcs
146. IGI Air 12.09.12 M/s Puja International Hui Lik Mo Flat NO. B- Pterocarpus santalinus 170 Pcs Violation
Cargo, Export Solution 208 1/F Block - 2 Hunghom flakes of FTP &
New Delhi Hari Sadan Ansari Garden - 3 Tsing Chan CITES
Road, Daryaganj Street Hunghom
New Delhi Kowloon - 990777,
Hong Kong
147. IGI Courier 20.09.12 Mother of Pearl button Oswal Knit India Ltd. Mop buttons 10 kgs Violation
Terminal, specialist & Dyees Oswal road Ind. Estate of FTP.
New Delhi Church Lane, Ludhiana 141003 Punjab
hadenthrope sheffield INDIA
512 4AN UK
148. NSCBI 20.09.12 Atik, Kolkata Shabbir, Mumbai Rhino horn One pc. Violation
Airport, Kol of FTP,
WLPA &
CITES .
149. Q10 CFS 21.09.12 Kochi Port klang Ayurvedic products 5 Cans Violation
CITES .
150. FPO, Kolkata 25.09.12 Mitali Sarkar Mr. Lukmaa Sahkake Neck feathers of Grey 0.220 kgs. Violation
12, Esplanade East, ‘8’ Vantom – 01510, Jungle Fowl of FTP,
Kolkata-69 Finland WLPA &
CITES .
151. FPO, Kolkata 25.09.12 Subii, Cook Shill Fly Toging, Neck feathers of Grey 0.220 kgs. Violation
2, Middleton Row, M. Haldin, Jungle Fowl of FTP,
Kolkata-71 Ronghcoblon, ST119E WLPA &
50K CITES .
294
152. FPO, Kolkata 25.09.12 S. Pratik Traders, Brasil Coast Neck feathers of Grey 0.220 kgs. Violation
105, AJC Bose Road, 13 Morin Terrace SY 23, Jungle Fowl of FTP,
Kolkata-17 ZAZ, UK WLPA &
CITES .
153. Air Cargo 26.09.12 Kochi Brimingham Ayurvedic products 20 Boxes Violation
Complex, containing of FTP,
Cochin Saussurea lappa WLPA &
CITES .
154. TKD, Delhi 26.09.12 Gargi Overseas H54- Anvi interiors & Timber posts 76 Pcs Violation
55 Industrial Area Supplies FZE P.O. Box of FTP.
Panipat – 132103 16111, RAK Free Zone
Haryana UAE
155. IGI Courier 05.10.12 Chopa Gya Sherab Ms. Jeef Cheung Champ Pterocarpus santalinus 186 Kgs Violation
Terminal, Gatsel Lobling TTS - Ming Express Company logs (10 Pcs) of FTP &
New Delhi PO Khanyara Ltd. Ground Floor, CITES
Dist - Kangra Liyen House 61-63 King
Himachal Pradesh Yip Street Twan Tong,
Kowloon, Hong Kong’
156. FPO, 10.10.12 Milton Annai Raj Milton Annai Raj Conus Milneedwardsi 6 No. Violation
Chennai 18/35, Abisha Illam Czech Republic of FTP &
Municipal colony, WLPA
Kannam Nagarcoil
157. FPO, 10.10.12 Yuriy Myranyurik Yuriy Myranyurik Turbo marmoratus 1 No. Violation
Chennai C-229,Anu Ukraine Strombus gigas 1 No of FTP &
VijayTownship Hippopus hippopus 1 No WLPA
Thirunelveli Dist.
PIN-627120
158. FPO, 10.10.12 Yuriy Myranyurik Yuriy Myranyurik Cypraea cassis rufa 1 No Violation
VijayTownship WLPA
Thirunelveli Dist.
PIN-627120
159. FPO, 10.10.12 Yuriy Myranyurik Yuriy Myranyurik Strombus gigas 1 No Violation
VijayTownship WLPA
Thirunelveli Dist.
PIN-627120
160. IGI Air 12.10.12 Neon Enterprises G- Angel Int. Logistics Ltd. Pterocarpus santalinus 505 Kgs Violation
Cargo, 110, Iind Floor, Saket 6, 39-A, B/F, Cable TV logs. of FTP &
New Delhi New Delhi Tower No.9, Hoi Shing CITES
Road Tsuen wan,
Hong Kong
161. FedEx IGI 12.10.12 Krishna Export Mei Luen Logistic Co. Pterocarpus santalinus 78 kgs Violation
Courier Trading Co. 1531 Ltd RM A, 8/F pcs. of FTP &
Terminal, Behind Khanna Metropolitan Factory CITES
Delhi Cinema, Sangat and Warehouse Building
Rashan, Pahar Ganj, Nos 30-32 Chai wan
New Delhi - 110055 Kwok Street, TSUEN
Wan N.T. Hong Kong
162. FPO, Kolkata 16.10.12 C. Dhorma Rajon Ganesa Chellias Sea shell of Trochus 992 gms. Violation
124, MG Road, 271, Road Green Wood niloticus of FTP &
Janlighat, Andaman- Park, Maasic WLPA
744103
163. FPO, Kolkata 16.10.12 B.N. Sorrai ASMP, Indonesia Rooted plant & Orchid 1.080 Kgs Violation
Automobile (Vanda sp.) of FTP &
DJKTADS PGM CITES
295
164. APSO, Vile 17.10.12 M. A. Rashid, H/No. Jassi Gill, Golden Sports Wooden logs of Red 4 Nos. Violation
Parle 19-3-435/7/B, Company, 1st Floor, Far Sanders Wood 5 Nos. of FTP &
Tracking No. Jahanuma, Hyderabad, Est Mansion, Shopping (Pterocarpus 6 Nos. CITES
EN02370176 Andhra Pradesh, India. Arcade 56, Middle Road, santalinus)
6IN Moin Khan, H/No. 19- Tsim Sha Tsui,
EN02370664 3-435/7/B/4, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
4IN Jahanuma, Hyderabad, Ph. 085262263170.
EK02370175 Andhra Pradesh, India.
2IN
165. CSI Airport, 30/31.10 Mustakeen Ambur, 30 Bangkok, Thailand. Eastern Hill Terrapin 10 Nos. Violation
Mumbai. .12 with Passport No. (Melanochelys of FTP &
Z1741967. tricarinata) WLPA
& 47 Nos.
Bashir Ahmed, 49 with Spotted Pond Terrapin
Passport No. (Geoclemys
H3061151. hamiltonii)-47 Nos.
Both are resident of
Chennai.
166. FedEx IGI 07.11.12 Chander Dev, 38 Ajij TZU HSIN HUA 1F, Pterocarpus santalinus 44 Logs Violation
Courier Ganj, Hathi Khana NO.268 – 11 Zhang Su, logs of FTP &
Terminal, Sadar Bazar Delhi Ist Road Sijhij Dist New CITES
Delhi Taipai City 221
TAIWAN (ROC)
167. FedEx IGI 07.11.12 Vishal Gupta, D – 10/1 NIANGING WU NO- Pterocarpus santalinus 49 Logs Violation
Courier Model Town Delhi 17, LN – 191 Long logs of FTP &
Terminal, Cheng Road Fengshan CITES
Delhi Dist. Kaohsiung City
830, TAIWAN
168. FedEx IGI 07.11.12 Sunil Raj Sharma MR. TOU MING LEE, Pterocarpus santalinus 18 logs Violation
Courier 803, Sector – 14, 1F, No.-390 Zili Ist logs of FTP &
Terminal, Rohini Delhi Road Sanmin Dist. CITES
Delhi Kaohsuing 807
TAIWAN
169. Air cargo 21.11.12 Kochi Seychelles Herbal product 2 Pkt Violation
complex, containing Agarwood of FTP &
kochi CITES
170. Postal 21.11.12 Chennai Germany Conus milneedwardsi 2 Pieces Violation
appraising shells of FTP &
department , WLPA
chennai
171. Postal 21.11.12 Chennai Malaysia Conus milneedwardsi 2 Pieces Violation
department , WLPA
chennai
172. Postal 21.11.12 Chennai Germany Conus milne edwardsi 2 Pieces Violation
department , WLPA
chennai
173. Postal 21.11.12 Chennai USA Turbo marmoratus 1 Piece Violation
appraising shell of FTP &
department , WLPA
chennai
296
Sl. Place o.f Date Exporter Importer Description of the item Quantity Nature of
174. Postal 21.11.12 Chennai Germany Pterocarpus santalinus 1 Piece Violation
appraising Handi Crafts 20 Kg of FTP &
department , CITES
chennai
175. Postal 21.11.12 Chennai Thailand Pterocarpus santalinus 1 Piece Violation
appraising Handi Crafts 9.5 Kg of FTP &
department , CITES
chennai
176. Postal 21.11.12 Chennai Sudan Sandalwood Pieces 6.8 Kg Violation
appraising of FTP &
department , CITES
chennai
177. Postal 21.11.12 Chennai Sudan Sandalwood Pieces 6.8 Kg Violation
appraising of FTP &
department , CITES
chennai
178. DHL Courier 23.11.12 S.M. Handicrafts S.A. Lein Isain Fei A Flat Pterocarpus santalinus 31.5 Kgs Violation
Terminal, 3810/29 Daryaganj E-11 Block 12 Laguna Chips. of FTP &
New Delhi Near Sabri Guest Verde, Hungham CITES
House ,New Delhi – Hong Kong
110065
179. IGI Air 23.11.12 Teleone Consumers Archna Traders Shakti Prash 600 pcs Violation
Cargo, Product Pvt Ltd. H.No.52, Road No.5, containing Orchis of FTP &
New Delhi 180, Pitampura Sonadanga, Racedential mascula as ingredients CITES
Village, Near Govt. area Khulana
School Chaupal Near Khulna Passport
Pitampura, office, Bangladesh
New Delhi
180. IGI Air 23.11.12 Rex (U & A) Remedies Freight System Co Ltd Jiryani & Majun mug 5 pcs Violation
Cargo, Pvt. Ltd A-51/1, G.T. LLC P.O. halliz Jawahar 3 Pcs of FTP &
New Delhi Karnal Road Industrial Box 61243, Jabel Ali, containing Orchis CITES
Area, Delhi - 110033 Dubai, UAE mascula & Orchis
laxiflora as ingredient
181. DHL Courier 30.11.12 Vivek Gulecha YFP, Room No.501, Pterocarpus santalinus 84 Pcs Violation
Terminal, Kashriya Nath Temple Advanced Tech. Centre Necklaces of FTP .
New Delhi Jodhpur – II, Choz Fat Street
Hong Kong
182. DHL Courier 30.11.12 Mamta Sharma, Mr. YIP Room 501, Pterocarpus santalinus 75 Pcs Violation
Terminal, A-567, Block-A, J J advance Technology Necklaces of FTP .
New Delhi Colony, Madipur centre 2 Choi Fat Street
New Delhi Sheung Shi N.T. Hong
Kong
183. DHL Courier 30.11.12 Static Consultant Mr. Lin Jian Fel, Flat E, Pterocarpus santalinus 224 Kgs Violation
Terminal, Group, 48 Bharat 11/F, Block 12, Launa Chips of FTP &
New Delhi Nagar, New Delhi Verde, Hong Kong CITES .
184. DHL Courier 30.11.12 Static Consultant Mr. Lin Jian Fel, Flat E, Pterocarpus santalinus 302 Kgs Violation
Terminal, Group, 48 Bharat 11/F, Block 12, Launa Chips of FTP &
New Delhi Nagar, New Delhi Verde, Hong Kong CITES .
185. DHL Courier 30.11.12 Fair Traders , Mr. VIP Pterocarpus santalinus 100 pcs Violation
Terminal, 42, Ashok Nagar, M/s Advanced (mala) of FTP &
New Delhi Gali No.8, New Delhi Technology Unit 501, CITES .
Choi Fat Street Sheung,
Shui Nlt, Hong Kong
297
186. DHL Courier 07.12.12 S.M. Handicrafts S.A. Janet Fu Pterocarpus santalinus 1 Box Violation
Terminal, 3810/29 Daryaganj Unit - 1- 311 Fullerton cubes of FTP &
New Delhi Near Sabri Guest Centre-19, Hungto Road CITES
House New Delhi – Kwun Tong, Kowloon
110065 Hong Kong
187. IGI TNT 10.12.12 Fair Traders 42, M/s Advanced Pterocarpus santalinus 200 pcs Violation
Courier Ashok Nagar, Gali Technology Unit 501, (mala) of FTP.
Terminal, No.8, New Delhi Choi Fat Street Sheung,
New Delhi Shui Nlt, Hong Kong
188. IGI Air 12.12.12 M/s Combi Roseveda Herbal Ltd Aquilaria sps in 100 Pcs Violation
Cargo, organochem Pvt. Ltd 24B, Loanni Tsimiski, chyawanprash of FTP &
New Delhi 803, Mercantile House STR, PO Box 59519 (multani) CITES .
15, Kasturba Gandhi 4010 LISASSOL
Marg, New Delhi CIMASSOL, Cyprus
189. FPO, Kolkata 13.12.12 Natural, Marry Ann Cote, Cote’s Neck feathers of Grey 0.102 kgs. Violation
17, Free School, Fly Ship, Leister, USA Jungle Fowl of FTP &
Kol-16 WLPA
190. FPO, Kolkata 13.12.12 Pranab Bose, Cook Ship Fly, Tyling, Whole body feather of 0.230 kgs. Violation
Rippon Street, M. Holding, Rongh Cote Kingfisher of FTP &
Kolkata-16 Lase, ST.11.9E S, USA WLPA
191. FPO, Kolkata 13.12.12 Shanty Bose, Alam, ‘8’ Sah Kotie Neck feathers of Grey 0.250 kgs. Violation
23B, Park Street, Vantae 01510, Finland Jungle Fowl of FTP &
Kol-16 WLPA
192. FPO, Kolkata 13.12.12 Derigno, Toy Mart, Marcos Vergame Harelin Wing & tail feather of 0.600 kgs. Violation
43/A/3 Green Park Dublin, INC 24712, Kite & Francolin of FTP &
Road, Kolkata-14 USA CITES
193. Q10- CFS 13.12.12 Kochi Sydney Herbal product 24 Pkt Violation
containing Red of FTP &
Sander CITES
(Pterocarpus santalinus)
194. DHL Courier 14.12.12 Gangaram Dutta, D- M/s Advanced Pterocarpus santalinus 36.3 kgs Violation
Terminal, 203, Mandawali Technology Unit 501, bars of FTP &
New Delhi Village, New Delhi Choi Fat Street Sheung, CITES
Shui Nlt, Hong Kong
195. IGI Air 17.12.12 Global Export House Kathmandu Connection Himalaya anti-wrincle 24 pcs Violation
Cargo, No. 5067 Opp. Khanna Importers Williams cream containing of FTP,
New Delhi Cinema, Main Bazar, Global Freight, Unit 11 Saussurea costus WLPA &
Paharganj, New Delhi 457-459 Tufnil Road, CITES .
Banyo 4014 Queensland
Autralia
196. Asian 17.12.12 Kochi Sharjah Herbal product 200 Violation

Terminal, containing Rauvolfia Bottles of CITES
Kochi serpentina & Exim
Policy
197. Q10- CFS 17.12.12 Kochi Queens land Herbal product 11 Bottles Violation
containing Agarwood of FTP &
(Aquilaria agallocha) CITES
298
198. IGI Air 19.12.12 Sachida Exports, C- Elegant Overseas Ltd 41 Saussurea lappa in 10 + 50 Violation
Cargo, 8/198 B, Keshav Baverstock Road formulation of Hair Pcs of FTP,
New Delhi Puram, New Delhi Dannemora, Auckland, buildup Oil and body WLPA &
Newzealand oil CITES .
199. CSI Airport. 19.12.12 Passenger: Dubai, UAE. Agarwood Pieces 28.5 kgs. Violation
Aftab Hussain Khan. Small 764 gms. of FTP &
Passport No. F Essential Agarwood CITES
4912020. Mumbai. Oil
200. Q10- CFS 21.12.12 Kochi Maldives Herbal product 20 Bottles Violation
containing Agarwood of FTP &
(Aquilaria agallocha) CITES
201. ACC 26.12.12 Maharaja Exports, F- Ahmed Al Obaidaly, P. Agarwood (Aquilaria 10 Kgs. Violation
74, Oberoi Towers, O. Box. No. 6077, Doha, malaccensis) Chips of FTP &
2nd Floor, Nariman Qatar. CITES
Point, Mumbai. IE
Code – 0395069211.
299
ANNEXURE : IV-B
OFFENCE CASES DETECTED FOR THE VIOLATION OF PROVISIONS OF
WILDLIFE (PROTECTION) ACT 1972, EXIM POLICY OF GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
& CITES IN RESPECT OF WILD FAUNA & FLORA DURING 2012 AT CUSTOMS
IMPORT POINTS
Sl. Place of Date Exporter Importer Description of the Quantity Nature of
No. detection item detained offence
1. Balmer 11.01.12 Desert Business M/S Aero Enterprises, Trochus niloticus 500000 Violation of
Lawry CFS, Wind FZCO. Jafza 5408 Sadar Thana Road, Shell Buttons Nos. of FTP &
JNPT. 15245. P.O. Box. Sadar Bazar, Delhi – 18” Size WLPA
18578, Jebel Ali, 110006. IE Code – &
Dubai, UAE. 0588115223. 25000
Nos. of
14” Size.
2. IGI Air 20.01.12 Sibra SARL Sibrama Newage, B-60, American Violation of
Cargo, New ZAC Des Sector-80, Gautam Budh Alligator Straps FTP &
Delhi Montramots, Nagar, Noida, UP CITES .
Besancon, France 482 Nos
3. IGI Air 25.01.12 Sibra SARL Sibrama Newage, B-60, American Violation of
Cargo, New ZAC Des Sector-80, Gautam Budh Alligator Straps FTP &
Delhi Montramots, Nagar, Noida, UP CITES .
Besancon, France 868 Nos
4. NIPT 30.01.12 Billionaire Italian Vikram Kakde, Leelavati Leather shoe with 1 No. Violation of
Courier Cell Couture, 9 Sloane Niwas, Plot No. 9, Python Snake skin FTP,WLPA
Street, London, UK. Yashwant Ghadge Wagor, patches. & CITES
Pune. IE Code –
0100000053.
5. NIPT 30.01.12 Studio Roscini SPA, Amal Exports, A/5 Shri Python reticulatus 11 Pieces Violation of
Courier Cell Via G. Di Vittorio 18, Ram Industrial Estate. N. Tanned Skin FTP
06038 Spello (PG), C. Road, Wadala, 400031, &WLPA
Italy. Mumbai. IE Code – (Imported
0303035307. with valid
CITES
Permit)
6. JNPT, 01.02.12 Catalina Indo Italian Furniture Co. Floor Lamp with 24 Nos. Violation of
Nhava Embroideries Inc. Pvt. Ltd. G-9/G-10A, Placenta placenta FTP
Sheva Upper Tingub. Laxmi Woollen Mill Shell &WLPA
Bill of Entry Mandaue City, Cebu, Estate, Shakti Mill Lane,
No. Phillippines. Off. Dr. E. Moses Road,
5768558 Mahalaxmi, Mumbai –
dated 18-01- 400011. IE Code –
2012 0399002979.
7. NIPT 02.02.12 Pang Leather, 555 Allan Tizon, Att. Jenny Leather Pocket 48 Nos. Violation of
Courier Cell Panturam Centre, Lobo, Soranto Vaddo, Bags with FTP,WLPA
Thoka No. Makkasan, Bandez ,Anjuna, Goa - Python/other & CITES
52741 dated Rajtaewee, Bangkok 403509. IE Code – Snake skin
11-01-2012 10400, Thailand. 0100000053. patches.
8. NIPT 02.02.12 Pang Leather, 555 Allan Tizon, Att. Jenny Leather Pocket 34 Nos. Violation of
Courier Cell Panturam Centre, Lobo, Soranto Vaddo, Bags with FTP,WLPA
Thoka No. Makkasan, Bandez Anjuna, Goa - Python/other & CITES
53766 dated Rajtaewee, Bangkok 403509. IE Code – Snake skin 6 Nos.
16-01-2012 10400, Thailand. 0100000053. patches.
Leather Pocket
Bags with Ostrich
Leather Patches.
300
9. FPO, 23.02.12 South Africa Dr. A. Poddar Springbok/Impala 02 nos. Violation of
Kolkata 107, U.M. Road, Kolkata- Deer skin (fur FTP &
67 skin) CITES
10. FPO, 20.03.12 Daniel Dobai Jaydip Biswas, Cacti 2 pcs. Violation of
Kolkata 2092, Budakeszi 18/2 Kalikapur Road, FTP &
Kalmar U. 69, Kolkata-99 CITES
Hungary
11. IGI, Airport 12.04.12 Passanger Flight No. Passanger Shahtoosh shawl 13 Violation of
Terminal -3, 6E022 -Dubai Mairaj Uddin Gilkar S/o shawls FTP,WLPA
New Delhi Mairaj Uddin Gilkar Abdul Rehman Gilkar R/o & CITES
S/o Abdul Rehman Dabtel Gilkar Durie Zaina
Gilkar Kadal, Srinagar J & K
12. IGI, Airport 17.4.12 Passanger Flight No. Violation of

Terminal -3, 6E022 FTP, WLPA
New Delhi Mairaj Uddin Gilkar Passanger & CITES .
S/o Abdul Rehman Mairaj Uddin Gilkar S/o
Gilkar R/o Dabtel Abdul Rehman Gilkar R/o
Gilkar Durie Zaina Dabtel Gilkar Durie Zaina 13
Kadal, Srinagar J & K Kadal, Srinagar J & K Shahtoosh shawl shawls
13. ACC 20.04.12 Toyo Science Corp. M/S Arun & Co. 603/B Meiji Coral 5 kgs. Violation of
B/E No. Kinsan Building, 1-21 Polaris, Off Marol Maroshi Calcium FTP &
6561848 Nihonbashi Road, Marol, Andheri (E), WLPA
dated 17-04- Muronachi, 4-Chome Mumbai 400059. IE Code
2012. Chuo-Ku Tokyo, – 0388037015.
Japan.
14. Courier 28.04.12 Italy Chennai Snake skins 16 Pcs Violation of

Terminal, (Elaphe carinata) FTP &
Chennai WLPA
15. IGI Air 30.04.12 Petra touristic Prosenjit Chatterjee Worked handicraft 04 pcs Violation of
Cargo, complex, Amman P 19, Old Ballygunge items of bone FTP.
New Delhi Jordan Road, Calcutta
16. FPO, 29.05.12 Liyon Gao,72,Yellow Debabrata Biswas,PO- Live Cacti plant 556 gms Violation of
Kolkata River Road,China Sreenagar,PS- FTP &
Panchasayar,kol-94 CITES
17. FPO, 29.05.12 Liyon Gao,72,Yellow Debabrata Biswas,PO- Live Cacti plant 910 gms Violation of
Kolkata River Road,China Sreenagar,PS- FTP &
18. FPO, 29.05.12 Liyon Gao,72,Yellow Debabrata Biswas,PO- Live Cacti plant 1.282 Violation of
Kolkata River Road,China Sreenagar,PS- kgs. FTP &
19. FPO, 29.05.12 Dustchep Post Debabrata Biswas,PO- Live Cacti plant 700 gms Violation of
Kolkata Sreenagar,PS- FTP &
20. FPO, 29.05.12 Szabados Atti, Uiola Joydip Biswas, Live Cacti plant 180 gms Violation of
Kolkata U 59, Hong Kong. 18/2,Kalikapur Road, FTP &
Adrika Apparment,Kol-99 CITES
21. FPO, 29.05.12 Dawel Dobai,2692, Joydip Biswas, Live Cacti plant 790 gms Violation of
Kolkata Budakess, Hong 18/2,Kalikapur Road, FTP &
Kong Adrika Apparment,Kol-99 CITES
301
22. FPO, 29.05.12 Szabados Atti, Uiola Chittaranjan Live Cacti plant 290 gms Violation of
Kolkata U 59, Hong Kong. Halder,87,Dum Dum Road, FTP &
Block -3,Kol-74 CITES
23. FPO, 30.05.12 Suwri Vonto, Sariful Rahaman, C/O,late Live orchid plants 1.575 Violation of
Kolkata Mangov, Rambong Durga dhar Sonowal, kgs. FTP &
Palangka Rata, Banton, ward no- CITES
Indonesia 14,Lakhimpur,Assam-
787031
24. FPO, 30.05.12 Suwri Vonto, Sariful Rahaman, C/O,late Live orchid plants 1.255 Violation of
Kolkata Mangov, Rambong Durga dhar Sonowal, kgs. FTP &
Palangka Rata, Banton, ward no- CITES
Indonesia 14,Lakhimpur,Assam-
787031
25. CSI Airport, 01.06.12 Ivory Coast Kushal Kamalkar Singhal. Ivory Tusk 2 Nos. Violation of
Mumbai. B-175, Shaktinagar, (Polished) FTP,WLPA
Gandhigram, Kutch, 27.5 Inches & CITES
Gujarat. Passport No. (Weight 1.2 kgs)
G2939056. 28.4 Inches
(Weight 1.6 kgs)
26. ACC 01.06.12 Richemont Dubai Time Avenue Pvt. Ltd. 189 Python Skin 4 Nos. Violation of
B/E No. FZE. Emirates Turner Road, Bandra (W), Watch Straps. FTP,WLPA
6980374 Tower, 36th Floor, P. Mumbai – 400050. (Python & CITES
dated 31-05- O. Box. 33269. Maharashtra, India. IE reticulatus)
2012. Dubai, UAE. Code – 0307013243
27. FPO, 19.06.12 S. Thomas, Indonesia B.N. Sonowal, Live orchids 1.050 Violation of
Kolkata DS. Automobile Bomtow, kgs. FTP,WLPA
Khelmat, Lakhimpur, & CITES
Assam-787031
28. FPO, 19.06.12 Phuphamam Orchid Dr. Devapratim Mohanty, Live orchids 0.870 Violation of
Kolkata Ltd Narayan Mishra Lane, kgs. FTP,WLPA
8 moo 5 mafai, Mahatab Road, Cuttak, & CITES
Phuphaman, Orissa-753012
Khonkaen, Thailand,
40350
29. IGI Air 28.06.12 Valo Biomedia North Indovax Pvt Ltd 8th Floor, Egss of Gallus 13200 Violation of
Cargo, New America 21459Old Eros Apartment, 56 Nehru domesticus Eggs FTP.
Delhi Hwy 6 Adel, Lowa Place New Delhi
50003 United States
US
30. IGI Air 05.07.12 Valo Biomedia North Indovax Pvt Ltd 8th Floor, Egss of Gallus 6000 Violation of
Cargo, New America 21459 Old Eros Apartment, 56 Nehru domesticus Eggs FTP.
Delhi Hwy 6 Adel. Olwa Place New Delhi
50003 United States,
US
31. IGI Air 01.8.12 Robert Graham KNW Apparels Pvt Ltd Mop buttons 16500 Violation of
Cargo, 264 W, 40th St Plot 544 H Sector - 37 Pace FTP .
New Delhi 14th FL City - 11 Gurgaon - 122001
New York Haryana
32. IGI Airport 01.08.12 Arrived from Riyadh Umar Bashir Dar S/o Violation of
(T-3), New by Flight No.AI -924 Bashir Ahmed Dar R/o 66 FTP, WLPA
Delhi dt. 31.07.12 Shiva Colony, Tonk Fatak, & CITES .
Passport No. F - Jaipur 32
7695848 dt. 14.06.12 Shahtoosh shawl shawls
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33. CSI Airport, 30.08.12 Bangkok, Thailand. Nadir Ahmed Shaikh with Aphonopelma 2 Nos. Violation of
Mumbai. Passport No. J0179174 Brachypelma 1 Nos. FTP &
(Tarantula) 2 Nos. CITES
Naushad Musha Shaikh Trachemys scripta 2 Nos.
with Passport No. scripta 2 Nos.
B1753551. Pelomedusa 2 Nos.
subrufa 2 Nos.
Faizan Feroz Khan with Graptemys 11 Nos.
Passport No. G5319844 pseudogeographic
a, Chrysemys picta
Siebenrockiella sp.
eggs of
Psittaciformes
birds (probably)
34. Passenger Passport No. A2528428 Slow lorises 2 Nos Violation of
1. Md.Saif Mubarak DOI - 31.05.2010 DOE (Live) FTP, WLPA
Hamad Al Shamsi S/o - 20.09.15 Passanger & CITES .
Saif Mubarak Hamal was travelling from
Al Shamshi Thailand to UAE
2. Hamad Obaid
IGI Airport Ghamran Juma
(T-3), New Aldaheri (UAE
Delhi 10.09.12 Nationals)
35. FPO, 16.10.12 Indonesia Sariful Rahaman, Rooted plant & 1.900 Violation of
Kolkata Darga Dhori, Assam Orchid (Vanda kgs. FTP &
sp.) CITES
36. FPO, 16.10.12 Indonesia Sariful Rahaman, Rooted plant & 1.015 Violation of
Kolkata Darga Dhori, Assam Orchid (Vanda kgs. FTP &
sp.) CITES
37. DHL 26.10.12 Letacs BV Uttam Schroff Mop buttons 2 Kgs Violation of
Courier Chental Scheelings S 533 Greather Kailash FTP, .
Terminal, Heren Straat 30 Part 2, New Delhi –
New Delhi 2271 CH Voorbung 110048
NL Netherland
38. Air Cargo 20.11.12 Philippines Chennai Placenta placenta 9 Pcs Violation of
Complex, Seashell articles FTP &
Chennai WLPA
39. FPO, 13.12.12 Mr. Jay, PMG Tank, Shee & Co., 118, SN Neck feathers of 0.245 Violation of
Kolkata Ballygunge Lane, UK Banerjee Road, Kol-38 Grey Jungle Fowl kgs. FTP,WLPA
& CITES
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ANNEXURE : V
IMPORTANT NOTIFICATIONS
CONVENTION
N ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED
SPECIES OF WILD FAUNA AND FLORA
NOTIFIC
NOTIFICATION TO THE PARTIES
No. 2012/002 Geneva, 4 January 2012
CONCERNING:
Amendment to Appendix III
1. In accordance with the provision

provisions of Article XVI, paragraph 1, of the Convention n on International
Trade in Endangered Speciepecies of Wild Fauna and Flora, the United States of America has
requested the Secretariat to includ
include in Appendix III the species indicated below:
FAUNA
CLASS: AMPHIBIA
ORDER: CAUDATA
FAMILY:Cryptobranchidae
e
Species: Cryptobranchu
Cryptobranchus alleganiensis
The United States has state stated that this includes both subspecies: Cryptobranchus
Cryptobranchu
alleganiensis alleganiensis an
and Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi.
2. In accordance with the provision

provisions of Article XVI, paragraph 2, of the Convention, inclusio
clusion of this
species in Appendix III shall tak
ake effect 90 days after the date of this Notification, i.e.
i.e on 3 April 2012.
3. The revised edition of the CITE

CITES Appendices will be placed on the CITES website before it
enters into effect.
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OF WILD FAUNA AND FLORA
No. 2012/024 Geneva, 16 March 2012
CONCERNING:
Non-commercial loan, donation or exchange between

registered scientists or scientific institutions
1. Article VII, paragraph 6, of the Convention specifies that:
The provisions of Articles III, IV and V shall not apply to the non-commercial loan, donation
or exchange between scientists or scientific institutions registered by a Management Authority of
their State, of herbarium specimens, other preserved, dried or embedded museum specimens,
and live plant material which carry a label issued or approved by a Management Authority.
2. At its 11th meeting (CoP11, Gigiri, 2000), the Conference of the Parties adopted Resolution Conf. 11.15
on Non-commercial loan, donation or exchange of museum and herbarium specimens, containing
guidance on the implementation of the above-mentioned special provisions. This was revised at CoP12
(Santiago, 2002) and the current Resolution on this subject, Resolution Conf. 11.15 (Rev. CoP12), can be
found at the following URL: http://www.cites.org/eng/res/11/11-15R12.php.
3. In this Resolution, the Conference of the Parties, amongst other provisions:
URGES Parties to contact scientists and scientific institutions in the territory under their jurisdiction to
facilitate greater understanding of the scientific exchange provisions of Article VII, paragraph 6, on
the non-commercial loan, donation or exchange of scientific specimens.
4. In accordance with the same Resolution, the Secretariat maintains a Register of scientific
institutions entitled to the exemption provided by Article VII, paragraph 6, of the Convention, which can
be accessed through the CITES website at the following URL: http://www.cites.org/common/reg/e_si.html.
5. At CoP12, the Conference of the Parties adopted Decision 12.79, as follows:

Directed to the Secretariat
The Secretariat shall develop a brochure that will illustrate the importance of registering
scientific institutions under Article VII, paragraph 6, of the Convention and demonstrate how the
registration procedures can be applied in a simplified manner.
This Decision remains valid and the Secretariat is seeking funding to implement it.
6. In accordance with Decision 15.32, adopted at the 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (Doha,
2010), the Secretariat encourages Parties that have not already done so, to:
a) implement at the national level a system for registering scientific institutions within the territory under
their jurisdiction, that might benefit from the special provisions for facilitating trade under Article
VII, paragraph 6, of the Convention;
b) inform such institutions about the implications and potential benefits of being registered; and
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c) provide to the Secretariat, at the earliest opportunity, the details of the registered scientific institutions that are entitled
to benefit from the special provisions of Article VII, paragraph 6, of the Convention
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INTERN TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES
NOTIFICATION
NOTIFIC TO THE PARTIES
No. 2012/034 Geneva
Geneva, 2 April 2012
CONCERNING:
Monitoring of illegal trade in ivory
1. The Secretariat reminds Parties of the considerable time, money and effort that have bee
been devoted to the
Elephant Trade Information Systemm (ETIS) and encourages them to submit reports on allal seizures of ivory
and other elephant products.
2. An electronic version of the ETIS Ivory for and Explanatory

Ivor and elephant product seizure data collection form
notes to report seizures of ivory andd other elephant products are attached.
3. Reports may be submitted for inclusion

inclusio in ETIS in printed or electronic form to the CITE
CITES Secretariat, or
directly to TRAFFIC. To ensure that
tha data from such reports can be included in the analysi
analysis of ETIS data for
the 62nd meeting of the CITES Standing
Standin Committee (23-27 July 2012) and the 16t 16th meeting of the
Conference of the Parties (3-15 March
Marc 2013), Parties should ensure that their submission
submissions reach TRAFFIC
by 18 April 2012.
4. Reports being submitted directly to TRAFFIC should be sent to:
TRAFFIC East/Southern Africa

c/o WWF Southern Africa Regional
Regiona Programme Office
P.O. Box CY 1409
Causeway
HARARE
Zimbabwe
Tel: +263 (4) 25 25 32

Email: etis@traffic.org
5. Parties are invited to use the Ivory and elephant product seizure data collection form m (see Annex 1) to
submit their information. Alternatively
ively, TRAFFIC will accept electronic or printed spreadsheet
spreadsheets of elephant
product seizure information as long g as they contain the minimum set of data. With referenc
reference to the data
collection form, the minimum information
informatio required to enable entry of a seizure case into ETI
ETIS is:
– Question 1: source of data;
– Question 2: date of seizure AND

AN the agency or authority responsible for the seizure;
– Question 4: location of the seizure;

seizure and
– Question 9: number and/or volume

volum of ivory seized by type (i.e. raw, semi-worked o
or worked ivory); or
– Question 10: number and/or volume

volum of non-ivory elephant product seized.
6. Cases that are reported without theth above information cannot be entered into ETIS, and TRAFFIC will
have to seek further details from the
e appropriate authorities.
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7. Parties are also encouraged to include other important information, if known, particularly (Question 5)
country of origin, (Question 6) country of export/re-export and (Question 7) country of destination/import
for the elephant products seized, as this information serves to strengthen any subsequent analysis of the
ETIS data.
8. Parties are reminded that ETIS includes records of elephant product seizures that have occurred since
1989. Thus, Parties are encouraged to review and provide information on seizures that have occurred in
the past but that have not been reported to ETIS yet.
9. Parties are advised that they should also communicate the absence of ivory or other elephant
product seizures within the course of a year. Indeed, a report that no seizures have been made is far
more useful than not communicating any information at all.
10. In reporting ivory seizures, Parties are asked to pay particular attention to the need to identify the type of
ivory involved. ETIS recognizes three types of ivory:
– 'raw
ivory',
– 'semi-worked ivory'
and
– 'worked
ivory'.
Definitions of these ivory types are found in the Explanatory notes (see Annex 2). Failure to indicate
the precise type of ivory seized is the most common problem preventing data entry of ivory seizure cases,
and clarifying this issue with Management Authorities usually takes considerable time.
11. This Notification replaces Notification to the Parties No. 2010/041 of 13 December 2010.
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Please fill in one form for each individual seizure, or for the results of each court case.
Completed forms should be returned to the address below
Ivory and elephant product seizure data collection form
Is this the first time this seizure is being reported? Yes No

Is this a follow-up report to an earlier submission? Yes No

1. Source of data
Date of information: Day Month Year
2. Date of seizure: Day Month Year

Agency responsible for seizure
3. Type of activity (please tick): Export Import Transit Possession

Sale Offer for sale Illegal killing Other
4. Location of discovery: Place

City Country
5. Country of origin
6. Country of export/re-export
7. Country of destination/import
8. Elephant species: African Asian Unknown
9. Ivory type and quantity:

Raw ivory: Number of tusks/pieces Weight (kg)
Semi-worked ivory: Number of pieces Weight (kg)
Worked ivory: Number of pieces Weight (kg)
Percentage (%) representing: Old Fresh Unknown
Comment
10. Non-ivory elephant products:

Elephant hide/skin: Number of pieces Weight (kg)
Manufactured elephant hide product: Type of product
Weight (kg) Feet (No.) Hair (kg)
Other (please specify)
11. Other contraband seized with elephant products
12. Estimated value of seized elephant products in country of seizure
13. Mode of transport: Air Sea Land

Other
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14. Method of concealment/fraud
15. Documentation: None Falsified Fake Permit

Valid permit but wrong shipment Other
16. Method of detection (please tick): Routine inspection Targeting Investigation

X-ray Intelligence Other
17. Profile of offenders/suspects:
Name
(Individual or company) Alias(es)
Address(es)
Tel/Fax Nos
Nationality Passport/ID Nos
Date of birth: Day Month Year
Sex (please tick): Male Female Unknown
18. Status of offenders/suspects (please tick): Hunter Middleman Trader

Importer Carver/manufacturer Wholesaler Retail seller Exporter
Tourist/Consumer Courier Handling agent Other
Repeat offender (please tick): Yes No Unknown
Other information
19. Status of the case in court

a) Date case introduced in court: Day Month Year
b) Date case closed in court: Day Month Year
c) Name of court:
d) Verdict / Penalty (please tick): Not guilty Guilty
Seizure maintained Return of goods Prison (months)
Fine (value) Other
20. Additional information
21. Was an Ecomessage form filed with Interpol? (please tick) Yes No
Unknown
Name and position of person completing this form
Name of organization represented

Date
For CITES Secretariat use only
SDFCreference ode:
Date received by CITES Secretariat:Day Month Year
Date passed to TRAFFIC: Day Month Year
Date entered in database: Day Month Year
Data quality rating: ( ) 1( ) 2 ( )3( )4
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Explanatory notes for the
Ivory and elephant product seizure data collection form
Background
Annex 1 to Resolution Conf. 10.10 (Rev. CoP15) directs all Parties to "provide information on seizures and
confiscations of ivory or other elephant specimens on the prescribed form to the Secretariat within 90 days of
their occurrence”. This document serves to explain more fully the requirements for each of the prescribed items
on the data collection form.
The objective of the Ivory and elephant product data collection form is to collect data and information on
seizures and confiscations of ivory and other elephant specimens in a systematic manner. The data will be held
as a component of the Elephant Trade Information System (ETIS) in order to monitor and record levels of
illegal trade in ivory and other elephant products on a global basis.
The form should be filled out clearly either in capital letters, typing on the form or by adopting your own
electronic version. The tick boxes should filled out with a tick i.e. .
Please note that persons filling out the data collection forms are free to omit confidential information. To
safeguard confidentiality and data integrity, all completed forms should be sent to the CITES Secretariat where
they will be screened before being passed to TRAFFIC for inclusion in the database.
Also please note that to qualify for data entry, questions 1, 2 and 4 must be filled in, on each form, as this is the
minimal essential information required for each seizure. Questions 9 and/or 10 are also very important and
either the weight or quantity should be filled in, but preferably both. If you are unable to obtain some of the
required information, incomplete forms can be submitted, and more information can be sent later, if necessary.
To the extent possible, please try to obtain the following information:
With regard to the two introductory questions, indicate whether this is the first time the seizure is being reported
or if it is a follow-up report to an earlier submission by ticking “Yes or No”. When submitting further information
on cases that have already reported to ETIS, please make it clear as to which seizure the follow-up report
relates to.
1. Source of data
Give the source of the information. Preferably, the source should be the original source of information (e.g.
the government agency responsible for the seizure). However, the source could be a newspaper report,
government press release, or other published item. If so, indicate as appropriate. Provide the date the
information was obtained or acquired in the following format: day/month/year. If the exact date is not
known, at the very least, indicate the year and the source of data. Any seizure information received without
the year and source will be of little use to the system for analytical purposes.
2. Date of seizure
Give the date the seizure actually occurred and indicate the agency responsible for the seizure. If the exact
date is not known, at the very least, indicate the year of seizure. Any seizure information received without
the year of seizure will be of little use to the system for analytical purposes.
3. Type of activity
Identify the nature of the transaction. Specify if the trade offence involved illegal export, import, transit,
possession, sale, offer for sale/purchase, or illegal killing. If “other”, please indicate more specifically. This
is a multiple-choice question and more than one answer is permitted.
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4. Location of discovery
Identify the place, city and country in which the seizure took place. Examples of “place” are an international
airport, a ship in a port, a hotel, border post, game reserve, etc. It may not always be possible to describe
the place or city, but at the very least indicate the country. Any seizure information received without the
country of discovery will be of little use to the system for analytical purposes.
5. Country of origin
Preferably identify the country of origin of the elephant products seized, but if that proves to be difficult
indicate the region (e.g. West Africa or Africa) in which the ivory or elephant product is believed to have
originated. If completely unknown, write “unknown.”
6. Country of export/re-export
If the seized items involved an international transaction then this section should be filled in. Identify the
country of export or re-export. In cases involving illegal possession or sale within a particular country,
particularly an elephant range state, there may not be a country of export. If not known, write “unknown.”
7. Country of destination/import
If the seized items involved an international transaction then this section should be filled in. Identify the
country to which the ivory or elephant product was destined. If not known, write “unknown.”
8. Elephant species
If known, identify the elephant species from which the ivory or elephant product derived (i.e. African
elephant or Asian elephant). If not known, check “unknown.”
9. Ivory type and quantity
Identify the ivory type and quantity, by indicating the total number of items seized and their total weight.
Use the following definition of terms as a guide:
Raw ivory – refers to whole tusks which remain in a raw state or whole tusks which may derive from
sport hunting or other activities, including those that are mounted or polished. In addition to whole
tusks, raw ivory includes tusks that have been broken or cut into pieces, but otherwise have not been
shaped or processed. Indicate number of tusks/pieces by crossing out the one that does not apply.
Semi-worked ivory – refers to ivory that has been shaped or processed to some extent but which will
undergo further processing at a later stage. Examples would include ivory blocks that have been
fashioned into name seal blanks, but are not yet fashioned products.
Worked ivory – refers to carved or manufactured ivory items that are finished products. Examples
would include jewelry and accessories (e.g. bangles, rings, necklaces, hair clips, etc.), piano keys,
chopsticks, game pieces (e.g. chess sets, mah jong pieces, billiard balls, etc.), carvings, composite
sculptures, and other finished products.
If known, please indicate the percentage of the seized ivory that represents “fresh” or “old” ivory. If
unknown, indicate “unknown”.
Please use the following definition of terms as a guide:

Fresh ivory – refers to ivory that is deemed to have been recently poached. Such ivory typically has
blood or particles of flesh attached to it, does not show evidence of discolouration or cracks from
aging, and sometimes exhibits sharp (as opposed to worn or blunt) edges on the lip cavity end of the
tusk when it was removed from the animal using an axe, machete or other sharp chopping tool.
Old ivory – refers to ivory that is deemed to have been held in storage for a considerable amount of
time, typically exhibiting a weathered appearance with discolouration, cracks and brittleness as
noticeable features.
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Comment
Give a brief description of the item seized (e.g. whole tusk, ring, chopsticks, ivory blocks, etc.) or any
details concerning distinctive markings on the surface of the products, such as punch dyed or written
numbers or codes. If the space allocated on the form is insufficient, use the back of the form or additional
sheets of paper which should be attached.
10. Non-ivory elephant products
Identify non-ivory elephant products seized and indicate the volume. Please note:
Elephant/hide skin – note the number of skins/hides in their raw state and the total weight of all
pieces seized.
Manufactured hide product – indicate the type or types of product and the total weight of the
products seized.
Feet – indicate the number of feet seized.
Hair – indicate the total weight of hair or hair products seized.
Other – please describe any other type of product seized and the total volume of the product or
products.
11. Other contraband seized elephant products
Provide details of any other items seized along with the elephant products (e.g. drugs, diamonds, parrots,
weapons, etc.) If possible, indicate the total volume of the other contraband seized.
12. Estimated value of seized elephant products in country of seizure
Indicate an estimated value in local currency of the seized elephant products in the country of seizure. Be
sure to state the currency in full (e.g. US dollars, Hong Kong dollars, Zimbabwe dollars, etc.) Note the
source or basis for the valuation (e.g. an airway bill, or verbal declaration, etc.).
13. Mode of transport
Identify the mode of transport (e.g. airline, ship, truck, post, etc.) used to move the seized elephant
products. If by air, sea or by land, try to provide further details on the airline carrier, the ship, or the vehicle
and/or the name of the courier company (e.g. DHL, Chronopost, Fedex, etc.) If by post, try to identify the
post office from which the parcel originated.
14. Method of concealment/fraud
Describe the manner in which the elephant products were concealed to avoid detection. Illustrative
examples include semi-worked ivory blocks shipped by post disguised with brown paint, ivory tusks
identified as “beeswax” or “wood curios” on the documents, worked ivory curios hidden in carry-on
baggage, or caches of raw ivory tusks which were buried.
15. Documentation
Indicate whether any kind of documentation accompanied the seized items. Examples of such
documentation could be CITES import and export permits, internal transaction permits, transport licenses,
possession certificates, etc.
Falsified – a genuine permit that has been illegally altered to represent the items that have been
seized.
Fake permit – a forged or counterfeit document
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Valid permit but wrong shipment – a genuine permit meant for a different consignment.
16. Method of detection
This refers to the way by which the seizure came about by the authority responsible. Five main methods of
detection are noted here with an option to add any other method. A box can be ticked more than once.
Routine inspection – this is the method which relates to the normal activity of checking for
contraband; in such cases this is when inspection is performed in a neutral way without any prior
information.
Targeting – when a seizure has occurred as a result of profiling activities of individuals, trade routes,
typical locations of illicit activity etc. targeting must relate to prior intelligence analysis for wildlife only
and not other contraband.
Investigation – the method of investigating particular illegal activity relating to wildlife, where
information has led to proactive research into an illicit activity.
X-ray – where a x-ray machine has been used to detect the contraband.
Intelligence – the use of prior information to assist in the detection.
17. Profile of offenders/suspects
Provide information concerning any individual named, apprehended, arrested, or tried in conjunction with
the seizure. Space is allocated for one individual, if more than one person is involved, please write on the
back of the form or attach an additional sheet of paper with the profiles. Even if some of this information
may be deemed confidential, at the very least, please indicate the nationality of the offenders/suspects for
analytical purposes. Other information will be held by the CITES Secretariat and will not become part of
the ETIS analysis process apart from the nationality of the offenders/suspects.
18. Status of offenders/suspects
Provide the status of the offenders/suspects with respect to the seizure by ticking the appropriate box or
identifying another item not listed. This is a multiple-choice question and more than one answer is
permitted.
Please note:
Courier – refers to a person who actively smuggles contraband or accompanies contraband from one
point to another in its route from source to destination. This does not refer to commercial freight
courier companies.
Repeat offender – refers to a person who been caught/arrested with a similar crime on at least one
other occasion and maybe even repeatedly.
19. Status of case in court
Provide information on the status of the case in the courts in particular the following:
a) The date the case was first brought to court.
b) The date the cases ended, if still pending, indicate by writing "pending” on the line that states Status
of the case in court.
c) The name and location (city/town) of the court.
The verdict/penalty, describe the verdict and any penalties given in the case by ticking the appropriate box.
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20. Additional information
Provide any other information that you feel is relevant and important to the case. If the space allocated on
the form is insufficient, use the back of the form or additional sheets.
21. Was an Ecomessage form filed with Interpol?
Indicate whether the seizure was reported to Interpol using the Ecomessage form. The Ecomessage form
was circulated to the Parties through CITES Notification to the Parties No. 966 of 7 March 1997. Interpol’s
Ecomessage is a system for collection and dissemination of intelligence data on environmental crime,
including the illegal trade in wildlife. The Ecomessage form can be obtained from the CITES Secretariat.
Name and position of person completing this form
Please indicate your name and position as well as the department in which you work within your organization.
Name of organization represented
Indicate the name of the organization that you are representing.
Should you have any problems or questions on filling in the form please contact:
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INTERNATIONA TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES
NOTIFICATION
No. 2012/036 Geneva 18 April 2012

Geneva,
CONCERNING:
National laws for implementation of the Convention
1. Article VIII, paragraph 1, of the Conventio

onvention requires each Party to take appropriate measures
measure to enforce
the provisions of the Convention and
an to prohibit trade in violation thereof.
2. Resolution Conf. 8.4 (Rev. CoP15)

CoP15 on National laws for implementation of the Conventio
Convention was initially
adopted in 1992. It establishes theth basis for a CITES National Legislation Project aimedaime at providing
legislative assistance to Parties and
an preparing analyses of their legislation in relation to
o four requirements
(see document CoP12 Doc. 28 8 at http://www.cites.org/eng/cop/12/doc/E12-28.pd28.pdf for a detailed
explanation of the requirements). Legislative analyses conducted under the National Legislation Project
determine which of the following categories
categorie the legislation of each Party and dependentt territory should be
placed in:
– Category 1: legislation that is

s believed generally to meet the requirements for implementation of
CITES;
– Category 2: legislation that is believed generally not to meet all of the requirement
requirements for the
implementation of CITES; or
– Category 3: legislation that is believed

believe generally not to meet the requirements for th
the implementation
of CITES.
3. In Resolution Conf. 8.4 (Rev. CoP15),

CoP15) the Conference of the Parties instructs the Standin
Standing Committee:
to determine which Parties have

hav not adopted appropriate measures for effective imple
plementation of the
Convention and to consider appropriate
appropriat compliance measures, which may include e recommendations
accordanc with Resolution Conf. 14.3 [on CITES compliance procedures];
to suspend trade, in accordance
4. In Decision 15.38, the Conference of o the Parties requests the Parties to “submit to the Secretariat,
Secretariat in one of
the working languages of the Convention,
Con appropriate measures which have been adopte adopted for effective
implementation of the Convention..” In addition, under Decision 15.39, “any Party whic which has not adopted
appropriate measures for effective e implementation of the Convention should submit to o the Secretariat a
justification for not having done so”.
5. Under Decision 15.41, the Secretariat

Secretaria is directed to report at the 62nd meeting of the Standin
Standing Committee
(SC62, Geneva, 23-27 July 2012) ono “Parties’ progress in adopting adequate measuress and, if necessary,
recommend the adoption of appropriate
appropriat compliance measures, including suspensio
suspension of trade.” The
Secretariat should also “identify any
an countries that require attention as a priority unde
under the National
Legislation Project.”
6. Under Decision 15.40, the Standing

Standin Committee is directed to review at SC62 “the progres
progress of Parties in
adopting appropriate measures for the effective implementation of the Convention.”
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7. At its 61st meeting (SC61, Geneva, August 2011), the Standing Committee:
agreed that the adoption of national laws for implementation of the Convention was a serious issue
and urged Parties and dependent territories whose legislation was in Category 2 or 3 to make use of
the means listed in paragraph 6 of document SC61 Doc. 23 to increase legislative momentum. It
decided to consider appropriate compliance measures for Parties which it had identified as requiring
attention as a priority, if those Parties had not submitted legislation for parliamentary, Cabinet or
ministerial approval by SC62. Finally, the Committee asked the Secretariat to issue a Notification
requesting Parties and dependent territories whose legislation was in Category 2 or 3 to submit
information on their legislative progress 90 days in advance of SC62.
8. Parties currently identified as requiring attention as a priority under the National Legislation Project are:
Algeria, Belize, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the Comoros, Djibouti, Guinea-Bissau, Kazakhstan,
Kenya, Liberia, Mauritania, Mozambique, Pakistan, Paraguay, the Plurinational State of Bolivia, Rwanda,
Somalia, South Africa and the United Republic of Tanzania.
9. Parties and dependent territories should consult the legislative status chart contained in the Annex to verify
whether their legislation is placed in Category 1, 2 or 3 under the National Legislation Project. Parties and
dependent territories whose legislation is in Category 2 or 3 are requested to submit information on their
legislative progress to the Secretariat as soon as possible. Information submitted by 21 May 2012 will be
included in the updated legislative status chart that the Secretariat will submit at SC62.
10. Parties and dependent territories whose legislation is in Category 2 or 3 are urged to advise the Secretariat
if they require specific assistance in making further legislative progress.
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Annex
STATUS OF LEGISLATIVE PROGRESS FOR IMPLEMENTING CITES
(UPDATED ON 12 AUGUST 2011)
Parties with legislation in Category 1
Argentina Liechtenstein
Australia Lithuania
Austria Luxembourg
Bahamas Madagascar
Barbados Malta
Belgium Mexico
Brazil Monaco
Brunei Darussalam Namibia
Bulgaria Netherlands
Cambodia New Zealand
Cameroon Nicaragua
Canada Norway
China Panama
Colombia Papua New Guinea
Costa Rica Peru
Croatia Poland
Cuba Portugal
Cyprus Qatar
Czech Republic Republic of Korea
Democratic Republic of the Congo Romania
Denmark Russian Federation
Dominican Republic San Marino
Egypt Saudi Arabia
El Salvador Senegal
Equatorial Guinea Singapore
Estonia Slovakia
Ethiopia Slovenia
Fiji Spain
Finland Sweden
France Switzerland
Germany Thailand
Greece Turkey
Guatemala Ukraine
Honduras United Arab Emirates
Hungary United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Iceland Ireland
Indonesia United States of America
Iran (Islamic Republic of) Uruguay
Ireland Vanuatu
Italy Viet Nam
Jamaica Yemen
Japan Zimbabwe
Latvia
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Parties requiring attention as a priority
Party Entry into Category Plan Draft Submitted Enacted

force of the for
Convention enactment
Algeria 21.02.1984 2 Yes Yes No
Bolivia (Plurinational State 04.10.1979 2 Yes Yes No
of)
Botswana 12.02.1978 2 Yes No Yes
Kazakhstan 19.04.2000 2 No No Yes
Kenya 13.03.1979 2 Yes Yes No
Malaysia 18.01.1978 2 Yes No Yes
Mozambique 23.06.1981 2 Yes No No
Nigeria 01.07.1975 2 No No Yes
Paraguay 13.02.1977 2 Yes No No
South Africa 13.10.1975 2 Yes No Yes
United Republic of Tanzania 27.02.1980 2 Yes Yes No
Venezuela (Bolivarian 22.01.1978 2 Yes Yes No
Republic of)
Belize 21.09.1981 3 Yes Yes No
Comoros 21.02.1995 3 Yes Yes No
Djibouti 07.05.1992 3 No No No
Guinea-Bissau 14.08.1990 3 Yes No No
Liberia 09.06.1981 3 Yes Yes No
Mauritania 11.06.1998 3 No No No
Pakistan 19.07.1976 3 Yes Yes No
Rwanda 18.01.1981 3 Yes Yes No
Somalia 02.03.1986 3 No No No
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Parties with legislation in Category 2,
which had been party to the Convention for five or more years as of June 2007
Party Entry into Category Plan Draft Submitted Enacted

force of the for
Azerbaijan 21.02.1999 2 No No Yes
Bangladesh 18.02.1982 2 Yes Yes Yes No
Belarus 08.11.1995 2 Yes Yes No
Benin 28.05.1984 2 Yes Yes No
Burkina Faso 11.01.1990 2 Yes No Yes
Chile 01.07.1975 2 Yes No No
Congo 01.05.1983 2 Yes Yes No
Ecuador 01.07.1975 2 Yes Yes No
Eritrea 22.01.1995 2 Yes Yes No
Gabon 14.05.1989 2 Yes No No
Gambia 24.11.1977 2 Yes Yes No
Georgia 12.12.1996 2 Yes No No
Guinea 20.12.1981 2 Yes Yes No
Guyana 25.08.1977 2 Yes Yes No
India 18.10.1976 2 Yes Yes No
Israel 17.03.1980 2 No No Yes
Jordan 14.03.1979 2 Yes Yes No
Kuwait 10.11.2002 2 Yes Yes No
Malawi 06.05.1982 2 Yes Yes No
Mali 16.10.1994 2 Yes No No
Mauritius 27.07.1975 2 Yes Yes No
Mongolia 04.04.1996 2 Yes No No
Morocco 14.01.1976 2 Yes Yes No
Philippines 16.11.1981 2 No No Yes
Republic of Moldova 27.06.2001 2 No No Yes
Saint Kitts and Nevis 15.05.1994 2 Yes Yes No
Saint Lucia 15.03.1983 2 Yes Yes No
Saint Vincent and the 28.02.1989 2 Yes Yes No
Grenadines
Sudan 24.01.1983 2 Yes Yes Yes No
Suriname 15.02.1981 2 Yes No No
The former Yugoslav 02.10.2000 2 No No Yes
Republic of Macedonia
Togo 21.01.1979 2 Yes Yes No
Trinidad and Tobago 18.04.1984 2 Yes Yes No
Tunisia 01.07.1975 2 Yes Yes No
Uzbekistan 08.10.1997 2 Yes No No
Zambia 22.02.1981 2 Yes No No
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Parties with legislation in Category3,
which had been party to the Convention for five or more years as of June2007
Party Entry into force Category Plan Draft Submitted Enacted

of the for
Afghanistan 28.01.1986 3 Yes Yes No
Antigua and Barbuda 06.10.1997 3 Yes Yes No
Burundi 06.11.1988 3 Yes Yes No
Central African Republic 25.11.1980 3 Yes No No
Chad 03.05.1989 2 Yes Yes No
Côte d'Ivoire 19.02.1995 3 Yes Yes No
Dominica 02.11.1995 3 Yes Yes No
Ghana 12.02.1976 3 Yes Yes No
Grenada 28.11.1999 3 Yes Yes No
Myanmar 11.09.1997 3 Yes Yes No
Nepal 16.09.1975 3 Yes Yes Yes No
Niger 07.12.1975 3 Yes Yes No
Sao Tome and Principe 07.11.2001 3 Yes No No
Seychelles 09.05.1977 3 Yes Yes No
Sierra Leone 26.01.1995 3 Yes No No
Sri Lanka 02.08.1979 3 Yes Yes No
Swaziland 27.05.1997 3 Yes Yes Yes No
Uganda 16.10.1991 3 Yes Yes No
Parties with legislation in category 2 or3,

which had been party to the Convention for less than five years as of June2007
Party Entry into force Category Plan Draft Submitted Enacted

for
enactment
Albania 25.09.2003 3 No No Yes
Armenia 21.01.2009 3 No No Yes
Bosnia and Herzegovina 21.04.2009 p
Bhutan 13.11.2002 3 Yes Yes No
Cape Verde 08.11.2005 3 No No No
Kyrgyzstan 02.09.2007 3 No No No
Lao People's Democratic 30.05.2004 3 Yes Yes No
Republic
Lesotho 30.12.2003 3 No Yes No
Libya 28.04.2003 3 Yes Yes No
Montenegro 03.06.2006 2 Yes No No
Oman 17.06.2008 3 Yes No No
Palau 15.07.2004 3 Yes Yes No
Samoa 07.02.2005 3 Yes No No
Serbia 03.06.2006 3 No No Yes
Solomon Islands 24.06.2007 3 Yes No No
Syrian Arab Republic 29.07.2003 3 Yes Yes No
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Dependent territories
Dependent territory Category Plan Draft Submitted Enacted Dep.

for
enactment
American Samoa 1 US
Aruba 2 No No Yes NL
Bailiwick of Guernsey 3 Yes Yes No GB
Bailiwick of Jersey 3 Yes Yes No GB
Bermuda 2 Yes No No GB
British Indian Ocean Territory 1 GB
British Virgin Islands 2 Yes Yes No GB
Cayman Islands 2 Yes Yes No GB
French Guiana 1 FR
French Polynesia 2 Yes No No FR
Gibraltar 1 GB
Greenland 2 Yes No No DK
Guadeloupe 1 FR
Guam 1 US
Hong Kong SAR 1 CN
Isle of Man 2 No No Yes GB
Macao 2 Yes Yes No CN
Martinique 1 FR
Montserrat 2 Yes Yes No GB
Dependent territory Category Plan Draft Submitted Enacted Dep.

for
enactment
Netherlands Antilles 2 No No Yes NL
New Caledonia 2 Yes Yes No FR
Northern Mariana Islands 1 US
Pitcairn Islands 1 GB
Puerto Rico 1 US
Réunion 1 FR
Saint Helena, Tristan de Cunha and the 2 Yes No No GB
Ascension Islands
Saint Pierre and Miquelon 1 FR
Virgin Islands of the United States 1 US
Wallis and Futuna Islands 2 Yes No No FR
Note: Anguilla has enacted CITES-implementing legislation and Turks and Caicos have developed
draft legislation. The Convention will be extended to cover these dependent territories of the United
Kingdom once each has enacted legislation which qualifies for Category 1 status.
Keys
Category: 1: legislation that is believed generally to meet the requirements for implementation
of CITES (85 Parties and 11 dependent territories)
2: legislation that is believed generally not to meet all requirements for the
implementation of CITES (49 Parties and 16 dependent territories)
3: legislation that is believed generally not to meet the requirements for the
implementation of CITES (41 Parties and 2 dependent territories)
p: pending submission of legislation to the Secretariat
[ ]: pending confirmation of legal validity.
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CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES OF
WILD FAUNA AND FLORA
No. 2012/043 Geneva, 25 June 2012
CONCERNING:
Status of Scleropages inscriptus (‘Batik arowana’) under CITES
1. The attention of the Secretariat has been drawn to the publication of a scientific paper relating to a newly
described taxon of Asian bonytongue fish (or 'arowana') from the Tenasserim river basin (also know as the
Tananthayi River), on the coast of Myanmar.
2. The Secretariat consulted the nomenclature specialist of the Animals Committee, who notes that:
a) In the supporting statement of the proposal to transfer Scleropages formosus from Appendix II to
Appendix I, which was adopted at the seventh meeting of the Conference of the Parties (Lausanne,
1989), the described distribution of S. formosus was: Indonesia, Burma (now Myanmar), Thailand,
Malaysia, Laos (now the Lao People’s Democratic Republic), Kampuchea (now Cambodia) and Viet
Nam; and
b) All other Scleropages species not covered by CITES (i.e. S. jardinii and S. leichhardti) occur in
Australia and New Guinea, well away from the range of the newly described taxon.
3. Taking these facts into consideration, the Secretariat and the nomenclature specialist of the Animals
Committee recommend that, until it is clarified to the contrary by the Conference of the Parties, it should
be understood that the specimens that have now been described as S. inscriptus were intended to be
included in the original listing of S. formosus. Consequently, specimens traded internationally should be
recorded under the name Scleropages formosus and in accordance with the provisions relating to
species in Appendix I. The Secretariat will be adding a footnote in the Appendices to clarify this.
4. The Secretariat has suggested to the Animals Committee that it make a recommendation to the
Conference of the Parties at its 16th meeting to clarify the listing of S. inscriptus.
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NOTIFICATION
No. 2012/044 Geneva

Geneva, 27 June 2012
CONCERNING:
Inclusion of species in AppendixIII and corrections to the Appendices
1. In accordance with the provisions ofo Article XVI, paragraph 1, of the Convention on Internationa
International Trade in
Endangered Species of Wild Fauna a and Flora, the Governments of the following States have
hav requested the
Secretariat to include in Appendix III
II the species indicated below:
Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark * , Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,
Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland
FAUNA
ELASMOBRANCHII
LAMNIFORMES
LAMNIDAE Lamna nasus
Costa Rica
FAUNA
ELASMOBRANCHII
CARCHARHINIFORMES
SPHYRNIDAE Sphyrna lewini
2. In accordance with the provisions of o Article XVI, paragraph 2, of the Convention, inclusio
inclusion of these species
in Appendix III shall take effect 90 days
day after the date of this Notification, i.e. on 25 Septembe
September 2012.
3. When revising the CITES Appendices

Appendice to include the species listed above, the Secretariat
Secretaria will take the
opportunity to make the following further
furthe amendments.
a) For reasons explained in Notification

Notificatio to the Parties No. 2012/043 of 25 June 2012
2012, a footnote will be
added to the listing of the species
specie Scleropages formosus in Appendix I, to indicatee that this includes
the newly described taxon Scleropages
Scleropage inscriptus;
b) At the request of the Governmen

ment of Madagascar, the species Diospyros crassifloride
crassiflorides was included in
CITES Appendix III on 22 December
Decembe 2011. The listing in the Appendices is presente
presented as follows, the
name in parentheses being provided
provide as a synonym for information purposes:
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Diospyros crassiflorides (Diospyros crassiflora).
However, the use of this name has created some confusion. Following consultation with the
nomenclature specialist of the Plants Committee, it has been clarified that the correct name for the
species that Madagascar wished to include in Appendix III is the following:
Diospyros mcphersonii G.E. Schatz & Lowry (Diospyros crassiflora H. Perrier)
The Government of Madagascar has confirmed that it agrees to this amendment; and
c) A correction will be made to the translations in French and Spanish of the annotation to Crocodylus
niloticus, to clarify that the text "(subject to an annual export quota of no more than 1,600 wild
specimens including hunting trophies, in addition to ranched specimens)" applies to the population of
the United Republic of Tanzania only. This correction does not affect the English.
4. The revised edition of the CITES Appendices will be placed on the CITES website before it enters into
effect.
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NOTIFICATION
No. 2012/05 Geneva, 3 Septembe
September 2012
CONCERNING:
Interpretation of the annotation to Hoodia spp. in Appendix II
1. The species of the genus Hoodia are

ar included in CITES Appendix II with annotation #9, whic
which is as follows:
#9 All parts and derivatives except those bearing a label: “Produced from Hoodia
Hoodi spp. material
obtained through controlled
controlle harvesting and production in collaboration n with the CITES
Management Authorities s of Botswana/Namibia/South Africa under agreement no.
BW/NA/ZA xxxxxx”.
2. In Notification to the Parties No. 2006/047,

2006/047 of 18 August 2006, the Secretariat publishe
published the following
information:
2. The Plants Committee, ata its 15th meeting (Geneva, May 2005) discussed the difficulties that
importing Parties were experiencing for Hoodia spp.
experiencin in interpreting and applying annotation #9 fo
3. At its 16th meeting (Lima,, July 2006), the Committee was informed that no agree
agreement yet existed
between Botswana, Nam mibia and South Africa of the type mentioned in annotation
annotatio #9 to the
Appendices and that therefore
therefor there was no exemption from the provisions off the Convention for
trade in specimens of Hoodia
Hoodi spp.
4. Therefore, at the request of

o the Plants Committee, the Secretariat hereby notifie
notifies the Parties that
currently all trade in specimens
speci of Hoodia spp. requires the issuance off CITES permits or
certificates.
3. Recently, as a result of questions arising

arisin from countries of import of Hoodia specimens, the Secretariat has
been in communication with Botswana,
Botswana Namibia and South Africa to seek information n on the ‘agreement’
referred to annotation #9 and clarification
clarificatio of their control of trade in specimens of Hoodia
a species.
4. These countries drew attention to the statement in paragraph 4.3.1 of the original proposal
proposa to include
Hoodia spp. in Appendix II, document
documen CoP13 Prop. 37, submitted by Botswana, Namibia
Namibi and South Africa
at the 13th meeting of the Conference
Conferenc of the Parties (CoP13, Bangkok, 2004), as follows:
The proponents intend to prom mote local processing, and the major form of exports is
i likely to be in the
form of extracts, partially processed
processe or finished pharmaceutical products. Such h products present
complications for enforcementent, and have traditionally been exempted for medicina
edicinal plant species
included in Appendix II. It is s therefore proposed to only exempt such product
products bearing a label
indicating that the specific manu
anufacturer/distributor/agent responsible for marketing
g such product has
established an agreement with wit the relevant Management Authority, as specifie
specified in the proposal
(Section A). All other specimen
ens and raw material would remain subject to the require
requirements of trade
under Article IV.
5. It is clear from this statement that the ‘agreement’ to be referred to on each label was intended to be an
agreement between the Management Authority of the country concerned and the “specific
manufacturer/distributor/agent responsible for marketing”. Although this was the background for the
acceptance of the proposal to include the species of the genus Hoodia in Appendix II, unfortunately, the
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text of the annotation that was presented and adopted does not clearly reflect this statement, which has
been understood as referring to an agreement between the governments of the three countries.
6. Consequently, following consultation with the Management Authorities of Botswana, Namibia and South
Africa, and in view of the clear intention expressed to the Conference of the Parties at CoP13, the
Secretariat recommends that annotation #9 of the CITES Appendices be interpreted as referring to
individual agreements between each one of these Management Authorities and the manufacturers,
distributors or marketing agents within their country.
7. This means that parts and derivatives of Hoodia species are excluded from CITES controls if they bear a
label indicating:
Produced from Hoodia spp. material obtained through controlled harvesting and production in
collaboration with the CITES Management Authority of [Botswana under agreement no. BW/xxxxxx]
[Namibia under agreement no. NA/xxxxxx] [South Africa under agreement no. ZA/xxxxxx].
8. At the time of issuance of the present Notification, Botswana, Namibia and South Africa have not
concluded any agreement at the national level with the manufacturers, distributors or agents responsible
for the marketing of Hoodia specimens.
9. The CITES Management Authorities of Botswana, Namibia and South Africa have indicated that they
intend to submit a proposal for consideration at the 16th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to clarify
the annotation applying to the species of the genus Hoodia, along the lines indicated in paragraphs 6 and 7
above.
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NOTIFICATION
No. 2012/047 Geneva

Geneva, 19 July 2012
CONCERNING:
Trade in stony corals
List of coral taxa where identification to genus level is acceptable
1. At its 18th meeting (San José, Aprill 2002), the Animals Committee adopted a list of coral
cora genera that could
be identified to the species level and
an of those that could be identified to the genus leve
level only. These lists
were accepted by the Conference of o the Parties at its 12th meeting (Santiago, 2002) an
and disseminated by
the Secretariat through Notification to the Parties No. 2003/020 of 4 April 2003.
2. At its 15th meeting (CoP15, Doha,, 2010), the Conference of the Parties instructed the e Secretariat to re-
issue Notification to the Parties No.. 2003/020 without the list of stony coral taxa identifiabl
identifiable to species level.
The Secretariat therefore issued Notification
Notificatio to the Parties No. 2010/014 of 17 June 2010,
2010 providing the list
of stony coral genera for which identification
identificatio to genus level only is acceptable. In addition, at CoP15, the
Conference instructed the Animals Committee to update this list.
3. At its 26th meeting (Geneva, MarchMarc 2012), the Animals Committee adopted a revised d list of stony coral
genera for which identification to o genus level only is acceptable for the purpose e of implementing
Resolutions Conf. 11.17 (Rev. CoP14)
CoP14 on National reports and Conf. 12.3 (Rev. CoP15
CoP15) on Permits and
certificates. The revised list is presented
presente in the Annex to this Notification. Nevertheless,, these taxa should
be identified to species level where feasible.
4. This Notification replaces Notification

Notificatio to the Parties No. 2010/014.
itzerland
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Annex
CORAL TAXA WHERE IDENTIFICATION TO GENUS LEVEL IS ACCEPTABLE,

BUT WHICH SHOULD BE IDENTIFIED TO SPECIES LEVEL WHERE FEASIBLE
(Changes to the list in Notification to the Parties No. 2010/014 of 17 June 2010 are shown in bold)
Taxa Number of species in the genus

Acanthastrea 10
Acropora 127
Agaricia 7
Alveopora 12
Anacropora 5
Astreopora 11
Balanophyllia 56
Barabattoia 3
Blastomussa 3
Caulastraea 4
Coscinaraea 9
Ctenactis 3
Cycloseris 11
Cyphastrea 7
Dendrophyllia 21
Diaseris ?
Distichopora 23
Echinophyllia 8
Echinopora 9
Euphyllia (dead) 9
Favia 18
Favites 9
Fungia 25
Galaxea 4
Goniastrea 8
Goniopora 20
Heterocyathus 3
Heteropsammia 2
Hydnophora 7
Isopora ?
Leptastrea 6
Leptoseris 14
Lithophyllon 4
Lobophyllia 7
Madracis 15
Millepora 17
Montastrea 9
Montipora 56
Mussismilia 3
Mycetophyllia 5
Oculina 9
Oxypora 3
Pachyseris 12
Pavona 17
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Taxa Number of species in the genus
Pectinia 5
Physogyra (dead) 2
Platygyra 9
Plerogyra (dead) 4
Pocillopora 7
Porites 41
Psammocora 11
Seriatopora 5
Scolymia 5
Siderastrea 4
Stylaster 75
Stylocoeniella 3
Stylophora 5
Symphyllia 7
Tubastraea 6
Turbinaria 12
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NOTIFICATION
No. 2012/060 Geneva, 22 October

Octobe 2012
CONCERNING:
Standard nomenclature
Standard
andard references to be considered at CoP16
1. In Resolution Conf. 12.11 (Rev.. CoP15) (Standard nomenclature), the Conference

Conferenc of the Parties
recommends, in paragraph h), that:
the Secretariat be provided with wit the citations (and ordering information) of checklists
checklist that will be
nominated for standard references
reference at least six months before the meeting of the Conference of the
Parties at which such checklists
checklist will be considered. The Secretariat shall include suc
such information in a
Notification to the Parties so that
tha Parties can obtain copies to review if they wish befor
before the meeting.
2. In compliance with this recommendation,

recommendation the Animals Committee submitted the citationss of checklists that
will be nominated for taxonomic standard
standar references at the 16th meeting of the Conferenc
erence of the Parties.
3. The proposed standard references for

fo fauna are as follows:
Mammalia
BOUBLI, J. P., DA SILVA, M. N. F., AMADO, M. V., HRBEK, T., PONTUAL, F. B. & FARIAS, I. P. (2008): A
taxonomic reassessment of Cacajao melanocephalus Humboldt (1811), with the description of two new
species. – International Journal of Primatology, 29: 723-741.
723 [for Cacajao ayresi, C. hoso
hosomi]
BRANDON- JONES, D., EUDEY, A. A., GEISSMANN, T., GROVES, C. P., MELNICK, D. JJ., MORALES J. C.,
SHEKELLE, M. & STEWARD, C.-B. B. (2004): Asian primate classification. - International Journal of
Primatology, 25: 97-163. [for Trachypithecus villosus]
villosu
DAVENPORT, T. R. B., STANLEY, W. T., SARGIS, E. J., DE LUCA, D. W., MPUNGA, N. E., MACHAGA, S. J. &
OLSON, L. E. (2006): A new genus of African monkey, Rungwecebus: Morphology, ecology, and
molecular phylogenetics. – Science, 312: 1378-1381.
1378 [for Rungwecebus kipunji]
DEFLER, T. R. & BUENO, M. L. (2007): Aotus diversity and the species problem. – Primate Conservation,
22: 55-70. [for Aotus jorgehernandezi]
jorgehernandezi
DEFLER, T. R., BUENO, M. L. & GARCÍA, J. (2010): Callicebus caquetensis: a new and Criticall
Critically Endangered
titi monkey from southern Caquetá,
Caquetá Colombia. – Primate Conservation, 25: 1-9.. [for Callicebus
caquetensis]
FERRARI, S. F., SENA, L., SCHNEIDER

R, M. P. C. & JÚNIOR, J. S. S. (2010): Rondon’s Marmoset,
Marmoset Mico rondoni
sp. n., from southwestern Brazilian
n Amazonia. – International Journal of Primatology,, 31: 693-714. for
Mico rondoni]
itzerland
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.cites.org
GEISMANN, T., LWIN, N. , AUNG, S. S., AUNG, T. N., AUNG, Z. M., HLA, T. H., GRINDLEY, M. & MOMBERG, F.
(2011): A new species of snub-nosed monkey, genus Rhinopithecus Milne-Edwards, 1872 (Primates,
Colobinae), from Northern Kachin State, Northeastern Myanmar. – Amer. J. Primatology, 73: 96-107. [for
Rhinopithecus strykeri]
OLIVEIRA, M. M. DE & LANGGUTH, A. (2006): Rediscovery of Marcgrave’s Capuchin Monkey and designation
of a neotype for Simia flava Schreber, 1774 (Primates, Cebidae). – Boletim do Museu Nacional do Rio de
Janeiro, N.S., Zoologia, 523: 1-16. [for Cebus flavius]
SHEKELLE, M., GROVES, C., MERKER, S. & SUPRIATNA, J. (2010): Tarsius tumpara: A new tarsier species
from Siau Island, North Sulawesi. – Primate Conservation, 23: 55-64. [for Tarsius tumpara]
SINHA, A., DATTA, A., MADHUSUDAN, M. D. & MISHRA, C. (2005): Macaca munzala: A new species from
western Arunachal Pradesh, northeastern India. – International Journal of Primatology, 26(4): 977-989:
doi:10.1007/s10764-005-5333-3. [for Macaca munzala]
VAN NGOC THINH, MOOTNICK, A. R., VU NGOC THANH, NADLER, T. & ROOS, C. (2010): A new species of
crested gibbon from the central Annamite mountain range. Vietnamese Journal of Primatology, 4: 1-12.
[for Nomascus annamensis]
WALLACE, R. B., GÓMEZ, H., FELTON, A. & FELTON, A. (2006): On a new species of titi monkey, genus
Callicebus Thomas (Primates, Pitheciidae), from western Bolivia with preliminary notes on distribution and
abundance. – Primate Conservation, 20: 29-39. [for Callicebus aureipalatii]
Aves
OLMOS, F., SILVA, W. A. G. & ALBANO, C. (2005: Grey-breasted Conure Pyrrhura griseipectus, an
overlooked endangered species. - Cotinga, 24: 77-83. [for Pyrrhura griseipectus]
PACHECO, J. F. & W HITNEY, B. M. (2006): Mandatory changes to the scientific names of three Neotropical
birds. - Bull. Brit. Orn. Club, 126: 242-244. [for Chlorostilbon lucidus, Forpus modestus]
PIACENTINI, V. Q., ALEIXO, A. & SILVEIRA, L. F. (2009): Hybrid, subspecies or species? The validity and
taxonomic status of Phaethornis longuemareus aethopyga Zimmer, 1950 (Trochilidae). - Auk, 126: 604-
612. [for Phaethornis aethopyga]
PORTER, R. F. & KIRWAN, G. M. (2010): Studies of Socotran birds VI. The taxonomic status of the Socotra
Buzzard. – Bulletin of the British Ornithologists‘ Club, 130 (2): 116–131. [for Buteo socotraensis]
Reptilia
BAREJ, M. F., INEICH, I., GVOŽDÍK, V. LHERMITTE-VALLARINO, N., GONWOUO, N. L., LEBRETON, M., BOTT, U. &
SCHMITZ, A. (2010): Insights into chameleons of the genus Trioceros (Squamata: Chamaeleonidae) in
Cameroon, with the resurrection of Chamaeleo serratus Mertens, 1922. – Bonn zool. Bull., 57(2): 211-229.
[for Trioceros perretti, Trioceros serratus]
BERGHOF, H.-P. & TRAUTMANN, G. (2009): Eine neue Art der Gattung Phelsuma Gray, 1825 (Sauria:
Gekkonidae) von der Ostküste Madagaskars. – Sauria, 31 (1): 5-14. [for Phelsuma hoeschi]
BÖHLE, A. & SCHÖNECKER, P. (2003): Eine neue Art der Gattung Uroplatus Duméril, 1805 aus Ost-
Madagaskar (Reptilia: Squamata: Gekkonidae). – Salamandra, 39(3/4): 129-138. [for Uroplatus
pietschmanni]
BRANCH, W. R. & TOLLEY, K. A. (2010: A new species of chameleon (Sauria: Chamaeleonidae:

Nadzikambia) from Mount Mabu, central Mozambique. – Afr. J. Herpetology, 59(2): 157-172. doi:
10.1080/21564574.2010.516275. [for Nadzikambia baylissi]
333
CROTTINI, A., GEHRING, P.-S., GLAW, F., HARRIS, D.J., LIMA, A. & VENCES, M. (2011): Deciphering the cryptic
species diversity of dull-coloured day geckos Phelsuma (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from Madagascar, with
description of a new species. – Zootaxa, 2982: 40-48. [for Phelsuma gouldi]
ENNEN, J. R., LOVICH, J. E., KREISER, B. R., SELMAN, W. & QUALLS, C. P. (2010): Genetic and morphological
variation between populations of the Pascagoula Map Turtle (Graptemys gibbonsi) in the Pearl and
Pascagoula Rivers with description of a new species. – Chelonian Conservation and Biology, 9(1): 98-113.
[for Graptemys pearlensis]
GEHRING, P.-S., PABIJAN, M., RATSOAVINA, F. M., KÖHLER, J., VENCES, M. & GLAW , F. (2010): A Tarzan yell
for conservation: a new chameleon, Calumma tarzan sp. n., proposed as a flagship species for the
creation of new nature reserves in Madagascar. – Salamandra, 46(3): 167-179. [for Calumma tarzan]
GEHRING, P.-S., RATSOAVINA, F. M., VENCES, M. & GLAW, F. (2011): Calumma vohibola, a new chameleon
species (Squamata: Chamaeleonidae) from the littoral forests of eastern Madagascar. – Afr. J.
Herpetology, 60(2): 130-154. [for Calumma vohibola]
GENTILE, G. & SNELL, H. (2009): Conolophus marthae sp. nov. (Squamata, Iguanidae), a new species of
land iguana from the Galápagos archipelago. – Zootaxa, 2201: 1-10. [for Conolophus marthae]
GLAW, F., GEHRING, P.-S., KÖHLER, J., FRANZEN, M. & VENCES, M. (2010): A new dwarf species of day
gecko, genus Phelsuma, from the Ankarana pinnacle karst in northern Madagascar. – Salamandra, 46:
83-92. [for Phelsuma roesleri]
GLAW, F., KÖHLER, J. & VENCES, M. (2009a): A new species of cryptically coloured day gecko (Phelsuma)
from the Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park in western Madagascar. – Zootaxa, 2195: 61-68. [for
Phelsuma borai]
GLAW, F., KÖHLER, J. & VENCES, M. (2009b): A distinctive new species of chameleon of the genus
Furcifer (Squamata: Chamaeleonidae) from the Montagne d’Ambre rainforest of northern Madagascar.
– Zootaxa, 2269: 32-42. [for Phelsuma timoni]
GLAW, F., VENCES, M., ZIEGLER, T., BÖHME, W. & KÖHLER, J. 1999. Specific distinctiveness and
biogeography of the dwarf chameleons Brookesia minima, B. peyrierasi and B. tuberculata (Reptilia:
Chamaeleonidae): evidence from hemipenial and external morphology. – J. Zool. Lond. 247: 225-238. [for
Brookesia peyrierasi, B. tuberculata]
HENDERSON, R. W., PASSOS, P. & FEITOSA, D. (2009); Geographic variation in the Emerald Treeboa,
Corallus caninus (Squamata: Boidae). – Copeia, 2009 (3): 572-582. [ for Corallus batesii]
JACOBS, H. J., AULIYA, M. & BÖHME, W. (2009): Zur Taxonomie des Dunklen Tigerpythons, Python molurus
bivittatus KUHL, 1820, speziell der Population von Sulawesi. – Sauria, 31: 5-16. [for Python bivittatus]
KLUGE, A.G. (1983): Cladistic relationships among gekkonid lizards. – Copeia, 1983(no. 2): 465-475. [for
Nactus serpensinsula]
KOCH, A., AULIYA, M. & ZIEGLER, T. (2010): Updated Checklist of the living monitor lizards of the world
(Squamata: Varanidae). - Bonn zool. Bull., 57(2): 127-136. [for Varanidae]
KRAUSE, P. & BÖHME, W. (2010): A new chameleon of the Trioceros bitaeniatus complex from Mt.
Hanang, Tanzania, East Africa (Squamata, Chamaeleonidae). – Bonn Zoological Bulletin, 57: 19-29.
[for Trioceros hanangensis]
LANZA, B. & NISTRI, A. (2005): Somali Boidae (genus Eryx Daudin 1803) and Pythonidae (genus Python
Daudin 1803) (Reptilia Serpentes). – Tropical Zoology, 18 (1): 67-136. [for Eryx borrii]
334
MENEGON, M.,TOLLEY, K. A., JONES, T., ROVERO, F., MARSHALL, A. R. & TILBURY, C. R. (2009): A new
species of chameleon (Sauria: Chamaeleonidae: Kinyongia) from the Magombera forest and the
Udzungwa Mountains National Park, Tanzania. – African Journal of Herpetology, 58(2): 59-70. [for
Kinyongia magomberae]
MURPHY, R. W., BERRY, K. H., EDWARDS, T., LEVITON, A. E., LATHROP, A. & RIEDLE, J. D. (2011): The
dazed and confused identity of Agassiz’s land tortoise, Gopherus agassizii (Testudines, Testudinidae)
with the description of a new species, and its consequences for conservation. – Zookeys, 113: 39-71.
[for Gopherus morafkai]
NECAS, P. [2009): Ein neues Chamäleon der Gattung Kinyongia Tilbury, Tolley & Branch 2006 aus den
Poroto-Bergen, Süd-Tansania (Reptilia: Sauria: Chamaeleonidae). – Sauria, 31 (2): 41-48. [for
Kinyongia vanheygeni]
NECAS, P., SINDACO, R., KOŘENÝ, L., KOPEČNÁ, J., MALONZA, P. K. & MODRY, D. (2009): Kinyongia asheorum
sp. n., a new montane chameleon from the Nyiro Range, northern Kenya (Squamata: Chamaeleonidae). –
Zootaxa, 2028: 41-50. [for Kinyongia asheorum]
PASSOS, P. & FERNANDES, R. (2008): Revision of the Epicrates cenchria complex (Serpentes: Boidae). –
Herpetol. Monographs, 22: 1-30. [for Epicrates crassus, E. assisi, E. alvarezi]
PRASCHAG, P., HUNDSDÖRFER, A.K., REZA, A.H.M.A. & FRITZ, U. (2007): Genetic evidence for wild-living
Aspideretes nigricans and a molecular phylogeny of South Asian softshell turtles (Reptilia: Trionychidae:
Aspideretes, Nilssonia). - Zoologica Scripta, 36:301-310. [for Nilssonia gangeticus, N. hurum, N. nigricans]
PRASCHAG, P., STUCKAS, H., PÄCKERT, M., MARAN, J. & FRITZ, U. (2011): Mitochondrial DNA sequences
suggest a revised taxonomy of Asian flapshell turtles (Lissemys Smith, 1931) and the validity of
previously unrecognized taxa (Testudines: Trionychidae). – Vertebrate Zoology, 61(1): 147-160. [for
Lissemys ceylonensis]
RATSOAVINA, F.M., LOUIS JR., E.E., CROTTINI, A., RANDRIANIAINA, R.-D., GLAW, F. & VENCES, M. (2011: A
new leaf tailed gecko species from northern Madagascar with a preliminary assessment of molecular
and morphological variability in the Uroplatus ebenaui group. – Zootaxa, 3022: 39-57. [for Uroplatus
finiavana]
RAXWORTHY, C.J. (2003): Introduction to the reptiles. – In: Goodman, S.M. & Bernstead, J.P. (eds.), The
natural history of Madagascar,: 934-949. Chicago. [for Uroplatus spp.] (which may be ordered
internationally using the following ISBN codes: ISBN 9780226303062 publ. 2004 for cloth version, ISBN
9780226303079 publ. 2007 for paper version)
RAXWORTHY, C.J., PEARSON, R.G., ZIMKUS, B.M., REDDY, S., DEO, A.J., NUSSBAUM, R.A. & INGRAM,C.M.
(2008): Continental speciation in the tropics: contrasting biogeographic patterns of divergence in the
Uroplatus leaf-tailed gecko radiation of Madagascar. Journal of Zoology 275: 423–440. [for Uroplatus
sameiti]
ROCHA, S., RÖSLER, H., GEHRING, P.-S., GLAW, F., POSADA, D., HARRIS, D. J. & VENCES, M. (2010):
Phylogenetic systematics of day geckos, genus Phelsuma, based on molecular and morphological data
(Squamata: Gekkonidae). – Zootaxa, 2429: 1-28. [for Phelsuma dorsovittata, P. parva]
SCHLEIP, W. D. (2008): Revision of the genus Leiopython Hubrecht 1879 (Serpentes: Pythonidae) with the
redescription of taxa recently described by Hoser (2000) and the description of new species. – Journal of
Herpetology, 42(4): 645–667. [for Leiopython bennettorum, L. biakensis, L. fredparkeri, L. hoserae]
SMITH, H. M., CHISZAR, D., TEPEDELEN, K. & VAN BREUKELEN, F. (2001): A revision of the bevelnosed boas
(Candoia carinata complex) (Reptilia: Serpentes). – Hamadryad, 26(2): 283-315. [for Candoia paulsoni,
C. superciliosa]
335
STIPALA, J., LUTZMANN, N., MALONZA, P.K., BORGHESIO, L., WILKINSON, P., GODLEY, B. & EVANS, M.R. (2011):
A new species of chameleon (Sauria: Chamaeleonidae) from the highlands of northwest Kenya. – Zootaxa,
3002: 1-16. [for Trioceros nyirit]
TILBURY, C. R. & TOLLEY, K. A. (2009a): A new species of dwarf chameleon (Sauria; Chamaeleonidae,
Bradypodion Fitzinger) from KwaZulu Natal South Africa with notes on recent climatic shifts and their
influence on speciation in the genus. – Zootaxa, 2226: 43-57. [for Bradypodion ngomeense, B.
nkandlae]
TILBURY, C. R. & TOLLEY, K. A. (2009b): A re-appraisal of the systematics of the African genus
Chamaeleo (Reptilia: Chamaeleonidae). – Zootaxa, 2079: 57-68. [for Trioceros]
TILBURY, C. R., TOLLEY, K. A. & BRANCH, R. B. (2007): Corrections to species names recently placed in
Kinyongia and Nadzikambia (Reptilia: Chamaeleonidae). – Zootaxa, 1426: 68. [for correct spelling of
Kinyongia uluguruensis, Nadzikambia mlanjensis]
TOWNSEND, T. M., TOLLEY, K. A., GLAW , F., BÖHME, W. & VENCES, M. (2010): Eastward from Africa:
paleocurrent-mediated chameleon dispersal to the Seychelles Islands. – Biol. Lett., published online 8
September 2010, doi: 10.1098/rsbl.2010.0701 [for Archaius tigris]
TUCKER, A. D. (2010): The correct name to be applied to the Australian freshwater crocodile, Crocodylus
johnstoni [Krefft, 1873]. – Australian Zoologist, 35(2): 432-434. [for Crocodylus johnstoni]
WILMS, T. M., BÖHME, W., WAGNER, P., LUTZMANN, N. & SCHMITZ, A. (2009): On the phylogeny and taxonomy
of the genus Uromastyx Merrem, 1820 (Reptilia: Squamata: Agamidae: Uromastycinae) – resurrection of
the genus Saara Gray, 1845. – Bonner zool. Beiträge, 56(1-2): 55-99. [for Uromastyx, Saara]
ZUG, G.R., GROTTE, S. W. & JACOBS, J. F. (2011): Pythons in Burma: Short-tailed python (Reptilia:
Squamata). – Proc. biol. Soc. Washington, 124(2): 112-136. [for Python kyaiktiyo]
Amphibia
Taxonomic Checklist of CITES-listed Amphibians, information extracted from FROST, D. R. (ed.) (2011),
Amphibian Species of the World: a taxonomic and geographic reference, an online reference
(http://research.amnh.org/herpetology/amphibia/index.html) Version 5.5 as of December 2011
in combination with BROWN, J. L., TWOMEY, E., AMÉZQUITA, A., BARBOSA DE SOUZA, M., CALDWELL, L. P.,
LÖTTERS, S., VON MAY, R., MELO-SAMPAIO, P. R., MEJÍA-VARGAS, D., PEREZ-PEÑA, P., PEPPER, M.,
POELMAN, E. H., SANCHEZ-RODRIGUEZ, M. & SUMMERS, K. (2011): A taxonomic revision of the Neotropical
poison frog genus Ranitomeya (Amphibia: Dendrobatidae). – Zootaxa, 3083: 1-120. [for all Amphibian
species] (this will be available in the document on Standard nomenclature to be considered by CoP16
and will be downloadable from CITES homepage if adopted)
Elasmobranchii, Actinopterygii and Sarcopterygii
Taxonomic Checklist of all CITES listed Shark and Fish species (Elasmobranchii and Actinopterygii,
except the genus Hippocampus), information extracted from ESCHMEYER, W.N. & FRICKE, R. (eds.):
Catalog of Fishes, an online reference
(http://research.calacademy.org/redirect?url=http://researcharchive.calacademy.org/research/Ichthyolog
y/catalog/fishcatmain.asp), version downloaded 30 November 2011. [for all shark and fish species,
except the genus Hippocampus] (this will be available in the document on Standard nomenclature to be
considered by CoP16 and will be downloadable from CITES homepage if adopted)
Anthozoa and Hydrozoa
Taxonomic Checklist of all CITES listed Coral Species, based on information compiled by UNEP-WCMC
2012. (this will be available in the document on Standard nomenclature to be considered by CoP16 and will
be downloadable from CITES homepage if adopted)
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ANNEXURE : VI
LEGAL PROCUREMENT CERTIFICATE

(FAUNA/FLORA/DERIVATIVES)
(NOT TRANSFERABLE)
CONVENTION ON THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILD
(FAUNA/FLORA/DERIVATIVES)
VALID UP TO…………………
CERTIFICATE NO……………
1) This certificate is hereby issued in favoM/S/Shri/Smt…………………………………………….

(Give full postal address with Pincode and state)
Holder of Licence No……………………………….In terms of Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972
for export of Wildlife Fauna/Flora/parts/Derivatives from fauna/flora as detailed below:-
2) I hereby certify that the …………………………………………grown in private Agriculture
Fields of ……………… District in …………….(NAME OF STATE)
3) Details of fauna/flora/derivatives:-
Description of the Common Quantitiy No. of Weight Identification mark

items (also/state Name Packages/Crates Net/Gross (in on Packages.
Scientific name) Kg.)
1 2 3 4 5
Date of issue……………….
Signature Designation Seal &

Full Postal Address of issuing officer
Signature & Designation of
sealing the consignment
Note:- Delete if not applicable, if LPC is obtained for a CITES Export Permit, Please, apply in
prescribed form together with this LPC to CITES Management Authority.
In case of live animals/birds the consignment need not be sealed but state……………..Number of
male/female of each species.
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2012

CITES ANNUAL REPORT

ANNUAL REPORT 2012

CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED

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Published by : CITES Management Authority in India, Govt. of India

Chapter-I Legal Framework 5

Chapter-II Extracts from Foreign Trade Policy (2009 - 2014) 9

Chapter-IV Import and Export of CITES Listed Species 143

IV. A Import Fauna 144

IV. B Export Fauna 159

IV. C Re- Export Fauna 159

IV. D Import Flora 161

IV. E Export Flora 162

IV. E (i) Export of Live Plants 162

IV. F Re-Export Flora 195

Annexure I Forms of Permits / Certificates 200

1 (A) Form of Exemption Certificate for preconvention specimens 200

1 (B) Form of Exemption certificate for captivebred / cultivated /

1 (C) Export / Re-Export Permit 202

1 (D) Form of Certificate for Country of Origin for the Species

Annexure II A List of Contracting Parties 204

Annexure II B List of Non - Parties 210

Annexure III Indian Species in the Appendices of CITES 211

Annexure V Important Notifications (Amendments in 2012) 304

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1. POLICY AND LAWS CONCERNING CITES IN INDIA

1.2 Foreign trade (Development and Regulation) Act 1992

1.3 Foreign Trade Policy (2009-2014)

1.3.1 Import policy

1.3.3 Special Conditions for Import & Export

3.1 Scientific Authorities

Addl. Director General of Forests and Director, Wildlife Preservation,

Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India.

Assistant Management Authorities

2. Deputy Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (Southern Region), Chennai.

3. Deputy Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau(Eastern Region), Kolkata.

4. Deputy Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (Western Region), Mumbai.

Tel: +91 (11) 26 18 24 84

EXTRACTS FROM FOREIGN TRADE POLICY

2.1 Exports and Imports free unless regulated

2.14 Transit Facility

2.18 Import of samples

2.19 Import of Gifts

2.20 Passenger Baggage

2.23 Import of goods used in projects abroad

2.24 Sale on high seas

4.1.3 Advance Authorisation

EXTRACTS FROM ITC (HS) CLASSIFICATIONS OF

This Chapter covers all live animals except:

0101 LIVE HORSES, ASSES, MULES AND

0102 LIVE BOVINE ANIMALS

0103 LIVE SWINE

0104 LIVE SHEEP AND GOATS

0104 20 00 Goats Restricted

0105 LIVE POULTRY, THAT IS TO SAY,

0106 OTHER LIVE ANIMALS

0106 19 00 Other Restricted Subject to Policy

0106 90 00 Other Restricted Subject to Policy

MEAT AND EDIBLE MEAT OFFAL

This Chapter does not cover:

In this Chapter “wild animals” means wild animals as defined in Wildlife

Exim Code Item Description Policy Policy Conditions