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For HS 070310 (onions/shallots, fresh or chilled) from India to Denmark:

• Import duty in Denmark: 9.6% MFN applied
• India export benefit: RoDTEP 1.4% of FOB

Documents you should prepare

For this India → Denmark shipment, use the standard export set plus food/phytosanitary docs:

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
• Certificate of Origin
• Phytosanitary Certificate from Indian plant quarantine authorities
• Fumigation Certificate if required by the buyer/shipping line
• Inspection / quality certificate if the buyer asks
• IEC, GST, and RCMC on the exporter side for compliance and incentive claims

Denmark / EU compliance points

Because onions are a fresh agricultural product, Denmark will expect strict plant-health control:

• Shipment should meet EU phytosanitary rules
• Packaging must be clean and traceable
• Labeling should show origin, net weight, packer/exporter details, and lot/trace code
• Denmark customs may ask for additional checks if the consignment is selected for inspection

Benefits for this lane

• India is a top global exporter of onions, so supply-side competitiveness is strong
• RoDTEP helps offset export costs
• Denmark is an EU market with stable demand and generally good value realization for clean, graded produce
• If your buyer is price-sensitive, the main margin lever is freight efficiency + grade consistency + low rejection risk

Practical note

For fresh onions, the biggest risk is usually not duty but:

• phytosanitary rejection
• moisture/rot damage
• incorrect packaging or labeling
• cold-chain / transit delays

If you want, I can also give you a Denmark-ready export checklist for onions or a landed-cost estimate for this HS code.