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For HS 100630 (semi-milled or wholly milled rice) from India to Denmark:

Duty in Denmark

• Import duty: 0.0% MFN on this HS code.
• So, on a normal import into Denmark, there is no customs duty payable based on the available tariff data.

Benefits for the Indian exporter

• RoDTEP benefit: 1.0% of FOB
• This is the main export-side monetary benefit shown in the engine context for this product.
• If you want the exact claimable amount, multiply 1.0% × FOB value of the shipment.

Documents you should prepare

For an India → Denmark rice export, the core documents are:

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
• Certificate of Origin
• Health / phytosanitary or inspection certificate if required by the buyer or Danish/EU food control checks
• LC / insurance documents if the sale is under letter of credit or insured shipment

India-side compliance needed

• IEC (Import Export Code) — mandatory for exporting
• GST registration — required for exporters
• RCMC — needed if you want to claim export incentives like RoDTEP
• Customs filing via ICEGATE

Practical note for Denmark/EU

Even though the customs duty is 0%, rice shipments can still face:

• food safety/document checks
• labeling and traceability checks
• buyer-specific quality specs
• possible phytosanitary/inspection requirements depending on the shipment and port procedure

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a shipment checklist for rice to Denmark, or

2. the likely EU/Denmark import procedure step-by-step.