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Export of Silk (India)
DECLARATION
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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OBJECTIVE
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METHODOLOGY
HISTORY
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YEAR: - 1994
ABOUT SILKWORM
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SILK- WHY?
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SILK- WHERE?
SILK- TYPES
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VISION
See India emerge as the leader in the world market for silk.
MANDATE
CSB is statutorily committed to: -
Promote the development of the silk industry by all
appropriate measures, and for this purpose, in particular.
Undertake, assist and encourage scientific, technological and
economic research in the silk sector.
Devise means to improve cultivation of mulberry plantations
Produce and distribute healthy silkworm seed.
Improve the quality and production of raw silk and the
marketing of silk
Advice and report to Govt. of India on all matters relating to
the development of the raw silk industry, including the
import and export of raw silk.
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MISSION
Make continuous efforts in Research and Development and
Technology Transfer.
To create greater opportunities for gainful employment and
improved levels of income in sericulture through spread of
scientific sericulture practices.
To improve productivity in all stages of silk production
Strengthen levels of efficiency through a commitment to
quality
EXPORT PROMOTION: -
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RESULT
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“ITEMWISE ANALYSIS”
Ready-made Garments:
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Silk Carpets:
Silk Waste:
Silk waste, which is the raw material for the spun silk is
also exported in large quantities. Silkwaste export was very high in
the last few years. However, this year, there is a significant
decline. The decline of silk waste export was 77.3% in dollar terms
(78.3% in rupee terms), amounting to 0.40 Mn. US$ (Rs. 1.83
crore) during the period of April to August of the year 2003-04
compared to 1.72 Mn.US$ (Rs. 8.42 crore) for the same period in
the year 2002-03.The major importing countries are Thailand,
China Rep, Italy, Spain and U.A.E.
Export of silk waste and its by-products during April to
August period of the year 2003-04 compared to the corresponding
period of the year 2002-03 are shown in Table – 2
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USA, U.K., German P Rep, U.A.E and Hong Kong are the
top five countries importing Indian silk goods in value terms
during April to August period of the year 2004-05 and accounted
for 35.2%, 7.6%, 6.0% and 5.2% respectively of total export
earnings. They altogether accounted for 117.81 mn. US$ (Rs.
550.31 crore) which was 60.1% of total export earnings of 196.10
Mn. US$ (Rs. 915.96 crore) during the period. The country wise
silk export earnings during April to August period of the year
2003-04 along with the data of corresponding period of the year
2003-04 are shown in Table-3
TABLE - 3: COUNTRYWISE SILK EXPORT EARNINGS
(Value: Crore Rs. / Million US $)
COUNTRY
APRIL TO AUGUST
SHARE
COUNTRY
2004-05 2003-04 2003-04 2002-03
Rs. US$ Rs. US$ % %
U.S.A 322.4069.02 313.8564.25 35.2 34.9
U.K 69.99 14.98 74.72 15.30 7.6 8.3
GERMAN P
55.15 11.81 62.42 12.78 6.0 6.9
REP
U.A.E. 55.12 11.80 55.22 11.30 6.0 6.1
HONG KONG 47.65 10.20 48.18 9.86 5.2 5.4
ITALY 40.92 8.76 40.51 8.29 4.5 4.5
SINGAPORE 33.70 7.21 14.60 2.99 3.7 1.6
SPAIN 30.33 6.49 23.69 4.85 3.3 2.6
FRANCE 24.77 5.30 33.62 6.88 2.7 3.7
SAUDI ARABIA23.14 4.95 30.91 6.33 2.5 3.4
OTHERS 212.8045.56 202.1441.38 23.2 22.5
TOTAL 915.96196.10899.86184.21100.00 100.00
+ Refers to top 10 importing countries.
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1. REGISTRATION STAGE: -
Deciding the nature of the business: - The exporter must have
to decide the nature of the business. His choice will be one of
the following:
• Sole proprietor business.
• Partnership firm.
• Joint stock company.
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2. PRE-SHIPMENT STAGE: -
Sampling and Correspondence: - Before confirming the order
the seller send the sample of the silk material and
correspondence with the prospective buyer on the “terms and
conditions” of the order.
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3. SHIPMENT STAGE: -
Arrangements of Internal transport from factory warehouse to
the port of shipment: - The exporter has to make necessary
arrangements for “transporting of goods” by rail or roads way
from his place to the port of shipment.
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4. POST-SHIPMENT STAGE: -
Submission of Documents by the Agents to the Exporter: -
The C&F agents submit the necessary documents to the
exporter to enable him to present the same to his bank for the
purpose of negotiation.
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EXPORT INCENTIVES/ASSISTANCE:
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ITEM %
SILK FABRICS 6
SILK MADEUPS 7
SILK GARMENTS 8
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FINDINGS????
After doing this project we came to know that what is the
demand and supply of the silk products in the world markets and
what the response of the marketers. And how India is facing the
challenges of foreign markets. The following are the findings: -
Increasing silk productivity and adhering to
international quality are two important requirements for
penetrating into developed country markets.
Indian silk export awaits a bright future in the day to
come. At a time when Japan the giant silk producers of
yesteryears, heavily downsizing its production due to migration of
sericulture labour to more greener pastures like the electronic
industry. There are various kinds of tariff and non-tariff barriers
coming in the way of Indian textiles exports today. All these
hurdles are expected to clear off when the world textile trade will
be integrated into “WTO” rules and regulation disciplined by
January 2005. In the recent part, a bit more liberal approach has
been adopted in the silk import policy by accounting raw silk
import under Duty Free Replenishment Schemes.
The Silk promotion circulates different type of
magazine in the markets to know the market condition and the
market price and some of the magazines are: -
“FAIDA” contains a column on ‘Tips, Tricks and Traps in e-
commerce’ (free weekly journal).
Despite the feel good factor in India shinning
campaigns are impressive, for exporters who are already suffering
because of dollar depressions as high as 10% from the last year
levels, the reduction in Duty Drawback and DEPB has come as a
blow, although not totally unexpected.
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CONCLUSION
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INVOICE
Exporter Invoice No. & Date Exporter’s Ref.
Other Reference(s)
DECLARATION:
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We declare that this invoice shows the actual price of the goods
Signature & Date For
described and that all particulars are true and correct.
Authorized Signatory
Export of Silk (India)
PACKING LIST
Other Reference(s)
INDIA
Marks & Nos./ No. & Kind of pkgs Description of Goods Quantity Remarks
Container No.
Authorized Signatory
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BILL OF EXCHANGE
VALUE DATE
TO THE ORDERS OF
THE SUM OF
AGAINST INVOICE NO
DATED
DRAWN ON FOR
AUTHORISED SIGNATORY
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BILL OF LADING
BL NO.
REF. NO.
Shipper
Consignee
Notify Address
Pre carriage by Place receipt
Vessel Port of loading
Port of Discharge
Signature
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MATE’S RECEIPT
SHIPPING COMPANY
DATE
Signature
(Mates)
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WAREHOUSE RECEIPT
WARHOUSE COMPANY
STORAGE INTIMATION
NO. DATE:
M/S.
N.B. FOR
1) Weight and Quantity not checked by us.
2) We are not responsible for any shortage
and damaged of the material.
Godown in charge/ M.
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SHIPPING BILL
Remarks
Number & Marks & Quantity Descriptions Value No. and Amt of Country of
Description Number of Goods date of Drawba final
Unit Amt Rate Amt
s in words duty ck Destinations
and figures bill
Entered No. Let Export under I/We hereby declare that the parti-
Rotation No Preventive Supervision culars given above to be true.
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