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For HS 080450 (mangoes/guavas/mangosteens) from India to Indonesia:

Duty in Indonesia

• Import duty: 12.5% MFN on the customs value, based on the engine context.
• Also expect Indonesia import taxes/charges beyond customs duty, depending on the product’s final classification and entry mode:
• VAT (PPN) may apply
• Possible income tax withholding (PPh 22) at import
• If you want the landed-cost estimate, I can calculate it using your invoice value, freight, and insurance.

Export benefit from India

• RoDTEP benefit: 1.7% of FOB value for eligible exports from India.
• This is a refund/rebate benefit for the exporter, not a reduction in Indonesia’s import duty.

Documents you should prepare

For this lane, the core export/import set is:

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading / AWB
• Certificate of Origin
• Phytosanitary Certificate for fresh fruits/produce
• Fumigation / treatment certificate if required by the buyer or Indonesian authorities
• Inspection / quality certificate if the importer requests it
• Insurance policy if shipped CIF/CIP
• Import permit / product clearance in Indonesia arranged by the Indonesian importer if required

Country-specific compliance points

• India side: exporter should have IEC, GST registration, and ideally RCMC if claiming export incentives like RoDTEP.
• Indonesia side: fresh fruit imports are usually tightly controlled; the Indonesian importer typically needs the correct import license and quarantine clearance from the relevant authorities.
• Make sure the goods are correctly classified under HS 080450 and that the origin proof is accurate, because that affects duty treatment and customs clearance.

Practical benefits of this trade lane

• Strong market relevance: Indonesia is itself a notable producer/exporter of tropical fruit, so India must compete mainly on quality consistency, off-season supply, grading, and pricing.
• RoDTEP improves export realization for the Indian seller.
• If your shipment is well-packed and compliant, fresh fruit can move well in Indonesia’s urban retail and HORECA channels.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a landed cost calculation,

2. a document checklist for fresh mango exports, or

3. an Indonesia importer compliance checklist for HS 080450.