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For HS 070310 (onions & shallots, fresh/chilled) shipped from India to Bangladesh:

Duty in Bangladesh

• Import duty: 15% MFN (applied) on HS 070310.
• This is the duty level reported for the lane in the engine context; actual landed cost may also include VAT, supplementary duty, and other border charges depending on Bangladesh’s current customs treatment.

Documents you should prepare

For an export from India to Bangladesh, keep these ready:

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
• Certificate of Origin
• Export declaration / shipping bill
• Inspection / phytosanitary-related documents if required by Bangladeshi plant quarantine rules for fresh produce
• Insurance certificate if the sale is insured
• Letter of Credit (LC) documents if payment is under LC

Compliance / registrations on the India side

• IEC (Import Export Code) – mandatory for the Indian exporter
• GST registration – needed for export compliance and refund claims
• RCMC – useful if you want to claim DGFT export incentives
• Customs filing via ICEGATE

Benefits / incentives

• RoDTEP benefit: 1.4% of FOB for India exports, as per the context.
• That can improve exporter realization on this lane, subject to eligibility and current notification coverage.

Practical note for this product

Because this is fresh/chilled onions, Bangladesh will usually care about:

• product freshness and packing condition
• phytosanitary compliance
• country of origin consistency
• proper batch/lot identification

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a landed-cost calculation for a sample invoice value, or

2. a document checklist formatted for customs/LC shipment.