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For HS 330741 (odoriferous preparations for religious use, e.g., agarbatti/incense) from India to Ireland:

• Ireland import duty: 6.5% MFN (applied) on this HS code.
• India export benefit: RoDTEP benefit is 1.4% of FOB for this item.

Documents you should prepare

For the India → Ireland shipment, keep these ready:

1. Commercial Invoice

Must clearly state HS 330741, product description, unit value, total value, Incoterms, and country of origin.

2. Packing List

Needed for customs and cargo verification; include quantities, net/gross weight, carton details.

3. Bill of Lading / Air Waybill

Depending on sea or air shipment.

4. Certificate of Origin

Useful for customs and buyer compliance in Ireland.

5. Export Declaration / Shipping Bill

Filed in India through customs.

6. Insurance document

Especially if shipping under CIF/CIP or if buyer requires cover.

7. Any product-specific compliance document if the formulation includes chemicals, sprays, or combustible material

For plain incense sticks/cones, this is usually basic customs documentation; for scented/treated variants, check MSDS and transport classification.

India-side compliance you need

• IEC – mandatory for export
• GST registration – needed for export operations and refund claims
• RCMC – required if you want to claim DGFT export incentives like RoDTEP
• Customs filing via ICEGATE

Practical benefit

Because RoDTEP = 1.4% of FOB, your export pricing can reflect a small embedded rebate benefit from India, while the Irish buyer should budget for 6.5% import duty plus Irish VAT and clearance charges at import.

If you want, I can also give you:

• a landed cost calculation for Ireland, or
• a step-by-step export checklist for agarbatti to Ireland.