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For HS 091030 (turmeric/curcuma) from India to Greece:

• Import duty in Greece: 0.0% MFN applied
• India export benefit: RoDTEP up to 1.4% of FOB
• Trade position: India is the world’s largest exporter of turmeric, so this is a strong lane for direct shipment to Greece.

Documents you should prepare

For a standard export to Greece, have these ready:

1. Commercial Invoice

2. Packing List

3. Bill of Lading / AWB

4. Certificate of Origin

5. Export declaration filed through Indian customs/ICEGATE

6. Phytosanitary / health certificate if required by the buyer or Greek/EU inspection rules for the specific form of turmeric

7. Fumigation certificate if packed in wood, jute, or if the buyer requests it

8. Insurance policy if shipment is CIF/CIP or insured separately

India-side requirements

• IEC is mandatory for export
• GST registration if you’re exporting in a GST-registered structure or claiming refunds
• RCMC if you want to claim DGFT benefits like RoDTEP
• File shipping documents through ICEGATE

Greece/EU practical points

• Greece follows EU import rules, so your buyer may ask for:
• full product specification
• residue/contaminant compliance
• food-safety documentation if it is for food use
• Make sure the HS classification used by the buyer/customs broker in Greece matches 091030 exactly

Benefit summary

• No import duty cost in Greece on this line as per current applied MFN data
• RoDTEP 1.4% FOB can improve your export margin from India
• Because turmeric demand is growing globally, Greece can be a good entry point into broader EU spice distribution

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a sample export document checklist for turmeric, or

2. Greek buyer/search strategy for this product.