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Last updated: 08 Apr, 2020  

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SME Times News Bureau | 08 Apr, 2020

Exporters’ association Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) has introduced the facility of the digital certificate of origin (both non-preferential and preferential, for which it is authorized) using FIEO’s online CoO system.

The step has been taken as a response to the challenges faced by the Exporters during lockdown to obtain Certificate of Origin (CoO) Non-Preferential CoO.

The facility will reduce the transaction time and cost of exporters also. Such a facility will help exporters to send CoO electronically to buyers to help them clear the consignment particularly as most of the courier companies are not operating in the country.

Many of the countries are now accepting scanned /digital copies of the Certificate of Origins.

FIEO is also updating information relating to Covid-19, having bearing on exports/imports, at its website under the banner "Updates on Covid-19", It has urged.

 
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