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For HS 091030 (turmeric/curcuma) from India to Ireland:
Duty in Ireland
- Import duty: 0.0% MFN
So, under normal Irish import rules, turmeric enters duty-free.
- You may still need to account for VAT in Ireland and any customs handling charges, but there is no customs duty on this HS line per the engine context.
India export benefit
- RoDTEP benefit: 1.4% of FOB
This is the main export-side incentive available from India for this shipment, subject to eligibility and claim procedure.
Documents you should prepare
For this route, keep these ready:
- Commercial Invoice
- Packing List
- Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
- Certificate of Origin
Useful especially if your buyer needs origin proof or for any preferential claim in future.
- Export health / inspection certificate
Recommended if the buyer or Irish importer requests food-safety documentation.
- LC / insurance documents if the trade is under L/C or insured cargo
Indian export compliance
You’ll generally need:
- IEC (Import Export Code) — mandatory for export
- GST registration — needed for exporter compliance and zero-rated exports
- RCMC — required if you want to claim export incentives like RoDTEP
- Filing through ICEGATE for customs clearance
Practical benefit of this lane
- Strong export product for India: India is the leading global exporter of turmeric, with ~69.8% share of world exports in 2024.
- Ireland duty-free access makes this a relatively clean trade lane.
- Since turmeric is a food/agri product, the real success factors are usually quality specs, phytosanitary/food safety compliance, moisture control, and residue standards, not tariff cost.
Quick note on Ireland market access
Because turmeric is a food ingredient/spice, the Irish importer may ask for:
- food safety specification sheet
- lab test reports for contaminants/pesticide residue if required by buyer
- traceability/lot details
- compliant labelling if packed for retail
If you want, I can also give you a shipment checklist for turmeric to Ireland or a costing example for 1 metric ton.
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