What Is
Export Process

Fish exports from India must comply with the following regulatory requirements and registrations in order to be processed:
1.The exporting company must first get an Import Export Code and enroll with the Director-General of International Trade.The company will then need to secure all of the necessary export certificates and governmental assurances to show that they abide by the requirements for access to markets outside. They are particular to the country of import, thus in order to maintain statutory compliance, the corporation must review the import country's General Requirements for Export.
2.The exporting corporation is responsible for making sure all regulations are followed because the fish export industry is subject to strict licensing requirements and quality control procedures. They will need to secure a number of certificates proving that the product is correctly labeled and devoid of dangerous materials in order to do this. As many people are allergic to seafood, the exporting corporation must also pay close attention to marking and packing requirements.
3.The company must also make sure that fish is handled and transported in a hygienic manner, and that there is enough freezing along the way. Companies have the option of adhering to the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point method to guarantee the quality, safety, and hygiene of their food.
4.To expedite the customs clearance process, the Indian government created the Indian Customs and Excise Portal. Companies can apply for an overseas subsidiary using this method by submitting the necessary paperwork—an application, supporting documentation, and processing fees—online.Exporters can also use the assistance of Customs House Agents authorized by the Commissioner of Customs to expedite the clearance procedure.