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

Duty in Ireland

• Import duty: 0.0% MFN (applied)
• So, no customs duty is charged on this HS code in Ireland under the tariff data provided.

India-side export benefit

• RoDTEP benefit: 1.0% of FOB
• This is the main export incentive indicated for this product line from India.

Documents you should prepare

For this lane, the core export set is:

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
• Certificate of Origin
• Any applicable FTA or preferential origin certificate if a preference is available
• Inspection / health certificate if required by the buyer or Irish/EU authorities
• Insurance document if insured
• LC documents if the transaction is under letter of credit

India export compliance basics

You’ll typically need:

• IEC (Import Export Code)
• GST registration
• RCMC if you want to claim DGFT-linked export incentives like RoDTEP
• Customs filing through ICEGATE

Practical note for rice to Ireland

Even though tariff is 0%, rice exports can still face non-tariff checks in the EU/Ireland, especially around:

• food safety / phytosanitary requirements
• residue and contamination limits
• labeling and packaging compliance
• traceability and origin documentation

Benefit summary

• Ireland duty advantage: 0% import duty
• India exporter benefit: 1% RoDTEP
• This makes the route commercially attractive, especially for packaged or branded rice exports.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. the likely HS sub-classification for basmati vs non-basmati rice, or

2. a document checklist specifically for rice shipment into the EU/Ireland.