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Duty, documents and benefits for HS 100630 from India to Bangladesh

For HS 100630 (rice, semi-milled or wholly milled) shipped from India to Bangladesh:

Duty in Bangladesh

  • Import duty (MFN/applied): 25%
  • This is the duty rate reflected in the engine context for Bangladesh on this HS code.
  • Important: if the shipment can qualify under any applicable preferential trade arrangement/certificate of origin, the payable duty may be lower than MFN. You should verify eligibility before shipping.

Documents you should have

For a rice export from India to Bangladesh, the core set is:

  • Commercial Invoice
  • Packing List
  • Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
  • Certificate of Origin
  • very important if you want to claim any preferential tariff treatment
  • Phytosanitary / health certificate
  • commonly required for agricultural shipments like rice
  • Inspection certificate / quality certificate
  • often requested by buyers or customs
  • Letter of Credit (if payment is via LC)
  • Insurance certificate if agreed under the contract

India-side compliance needed

To export legally from India, the exporter should have:

  • IEC (Import Export Code)
  • GST registration
  • RCMC if claiming export incentives
  • Customs filing through ICEGATE

Export benefit from India

  • RoDTEP benefit: 1.0% of FOB
  • This is the export-side benefit shown in the engine context for this product.
  • Exact eligibility depends on the shipment and notification coverage.

Practical note for this lane

Bangladesh is a major rice-importing market, so for India this lane is commercially attractive because:

  • India is a leading global rice exporter
  • Bangladesh is geographically close, which can reduce transit time and logistics cost
  • Rice demand is strong and recurring, making it a good volume trade

If you want, I can also give you:

1. the likely landed cost calculation, or

2. a shipment document checklist for Bangladesh customs for rice.

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