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For HS 080450 (fresh/dried mangoes, guavas and mangosteens) from India to Bangladesh:

Duty in Bangladesh

• Bangladesh import duty: 25% MFN (applied) on this HS code, per the live tariff context.
• In practice, the total landed tax cost may be higher than 25% once Bangladesh’s supplementary/other border taxes and VAT are added, but those exact add-ons are not in the provided live context, so I won’t invent them.

Documents you should prepare

For a standard India → Bangladesh export shipment, keep these ready:

1. Commercial Invoice

2. Packing List

3. Bill of Lading / Air Waybill

4. Certificate of Origin

5. Phytosanitary Certificate

• Important for fresh fruit shipments like mangoes/guavas.

6. Inspection / quality certificate if required by buyer or importer

7. Letter of Credit / contract papers if payment is via LC

8. Insurance certificate if shipment is insured

India-side compliance

• IEC from DGFT
• GST registration
• RCMC if you want to claim export incentives like RoDTEP
• Customs filing via ICEGATE

Bangladesh-side compliance

• Importer will usually need the proper import permit / customs clearance
• For fresh fruits, Bangladesh customs and plant quarantine authorities may inspect the goods and supporting phytosanitary papers

Export benefit from India

• RoDTEP benefit for India: 1.7% of FOB for this product, based on the live context.
• This is a refund benefit to the exporter, not a Bangladesh duty reduction.

Practical benefit for this lane

• Bangladesh is a strong nearby market for Indian fresh fruit because of short transit time, lower logistics cost than long-haul markets, and good demand for seasonal fruits.
• India is already a meaningful global exporter of this HS code, so there is an established supply base and trade familiarity.
• If the shipment is well-documented and freshness is preserved, this lane can work well for seasonal export arbitrage.

Important trade note

Because this is fresh/dried fruit, the real success factor is not just duty — it is:

• phyto compliance
• cold chain
• ripeness/grading consistency
• fast border clearance

If you want, I can next give you a shipment checklist for mango export to Bangladesh or a landed-cost estimate template for this HS code.