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Date: 2019-08-08 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Details of IEC/GSTN Code of all the beneficiaries Stakeholder/Importer/Exporters, Customs House brokers in the case of Import of Cosmetics Into India

Issued by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare · Central Drugs Standard Control Organization

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**Summary:** This notice, issued by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO), a division of the Directorate General of Health Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, pertains to the import of cosmetics into India. It addresses all stakeholders, including importers, exporters, and Customs House Brokers. The notice references a previous notice dated January 29, 2019, outlining the procedure for registration on ICEGATE (Indian Customs Electronic Gateway) and the uploading of Licenses, Permits, Certificates, and Other Authorizations (LPCOs) via e-SANCHIT by Participating Government Agencies (PGAs). The CDSCO is identified as a PGA for uploading LPCOs related to cosmetic imports, aiming to reduce physical interaction between regulatory agencies and trade entities and expedite import and export clearances. Registration on ICEGATE is a prerequisite for PGAs to link LPCOs to registered beneficiaries using their IEC (Importer-Exporter Code), GSTN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number), and email ID. Upon ICEGATE registration, a unique Image Reference Number (IRN) is generated, which beneficiaries must use to link LPCOs with the Bill of Entry/Shipping Bill for customs clearance. After the full implementation of e-Sanchit, beneficiaries will no longer be allowed to physically upload LPCOs. Therefore, all stakeholders involved in customs transactions for cosmetics are requested to furnish their IEC, GSTN code, and email ID registered with the ICEGATE portal, along with the contact details of a concerned person, to cosmeticscdsco.nic.in. These details should also be included in the covering letter when applying for a Registration Certificate on the Sugam Portal. The notice is issued by Dr. S. Eswara Reddy, Drugs Controller General (I). Copies are distributed to relevant stakeholders, the Beauty and Hygiene Association, the Joint Secretary (R) of the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, the Commissioner of the Single Window Project at the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs, and the CDSCO website.

Key Entities Referenced

Central Drugs Standard Control Organization: A regulatory body in India responsible for the approval of licenses for specified categories of drugs, cosmetics, and medical devices. ICEGATE: Indian Customs Electronic Commerce Gateway, a portal for electronic filing of documents with Customs. LPCOs: Licenses/Permits/Certificates/Others Authorizations required for import/export. eSANCHIT: An initiative to enable paperless trading by allowing electronic submission of supporting documents. IECGSTN code: Importer Exporter Code and Goods and Services Tax Identification Number, used for identifying businesses. Customs House Brokers: A professional who assists importers and exporters in meeting legal requirements. Sugam Portal: Online portal for applying for grant of Registration Certificate. New Delhi: The location of multiple government organizations.
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F. No.COS/MISC-77/19 Government of India Directorate General of Health Services Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (Cosmetic Division) FDA Bhawan, Kotla Road New Delhi-110002 Dated: Notice E's AUG ants Subject: Details of IEC/GSTN code of all the beneficiaries (Stakeholders/ Importers/Exporters, Customs House Brokers) in case of Import of Cosmetics into India-Reg Kind attention of all the beneficiaries i.e. Stakeholders/importers/Exporters, Customs House Brokers reference is invited to the Notice of even file no. dated 29.01.2019. The said notice had outlines the procedure for registration of beneficiaries on ICEGATE and uploading of Licenses/permits/Certificates/Others Authorizations (L_PCOs) by Participating Government Agencies (PGA) on e-SANCHIT The Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) is identified as one of the PGAs for implementation of SACHIT to upload LPCOs for import of Cosmetics with the objective of further reducing physical interface between Customs/Regulatory agencies and the trade and to increase the speed of clearance in both Import and Exports The registration of the beneficiaries on ICEGATE is a pre requisite condition so that PGAs could like the LPCOs to the registered beneficiaries IEC/GSTN and e-mail id. It may be noted that after the beneficiary is registered on ICEGATE, the unique image Reference Number (IRN) for the by the beneficiary to link the LPCO with the bill of Entry /Shipping bill for Customs clearance. On implementation of e-sanchit the beneficiaries would not be allowed to upload the above mentioned LPCO. Therefore, all beneficiaries i.e. Stakeholder/Importers/Exporters, Customs House Brokers transacting with Customs for Cosmetics are requested to furnish details of IEC/GSTN code along with email id registered with ICEGATE portal and contact details of ’ concerned person to the office at the email id cosmetics@cdsco.nic.in The beneficiaries are also required to mention the above stated details in the covering letter while applying for grant of Registration Certificate on Sugam Portal. a (Dr. S. Eswara Reddy) Drugs Controller General (I) To 1. All the beneficiaries i.e. Stakeholders/Imports/Exporters, Customs House Brokers 2. eakaaie Beauty and Hygiene Association). Copy to: 1. The joint Secretary (R), Ministry of Health Family Welfare, Government of India , Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi 2. The Commissioner, Single Window Project, Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs Ministry of Finance Department of Revenue Government of India 3. CDSCO Website.

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