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Prepared by: Neha Bindra

 Small scale industries are those which are run in a small place with a small amount of money and with a few workers  Small Scale Industrial units are those engaged in manufacturing, processing or preservation of goods with investment in Plant and Machinery (original cost) not to exceed Rs.1 Crore  The investment limit of Rs. 1 crore for classification as SSI has been enhanced to Rs. 5 crore in respect of certain specified items like hosiery, hand tools, all Drug & Pharmaceuticals by Government of India

 The foreign trade of India is guided by Export- Import Policy of the Government of India.  Regulated by the Foreign Trade Development and Regulations Act  Exim policy contain various policy decisions with respect to import and exports from the country.  Exim policy is prepared and announced by the central government.  Exim policy of India aims to developing export potential, improving export performance, encouraging foreign trade and creating favorable balance of payment position.

 Recognition of Export Houses/ Trading Houses, etc.  Special Import License(SIL).  Eligibility Condition for Small Scale Exporters for SIL.  Duty Exemption Scheme made Flexible.  Benefit of Zero Duty EPCG Scheme Extended to Other Sectors.

 EOU/EPZ- Further Rationalization.  Export Houses/ Trading Houses/ Star Trading Houses/ Super Star Trading Houses  Other Steps.  Integration /of Indian Economy With Global Economy.  Free Trade Zones.

 Participation in Int. Fairs/Exhibitions.  Packaging for Exports.  Technical and Managerial Consultancy Services.  National Awards for Quality Products.  Marketing Development Assistance.  Awards to Exporters.  Promotional Schemes.  Tool Rooms.  Process-cum-Product Development Centres.

 Marketing and Promotion.  Financial Assistance.  Technical Assistance.

 Policy of Reservation.  Licensing Policy.  Trade Policy- Imports and Exports.  Promotional Schemes.  NSIC  Price and Purchase Preference Policy For Marketing SSI Products.  Labour Policy.  Rehabilitation of Sick Units.

 Single Window Scheme.  Industrial Estate Program.  National Awards for Outstanding SSI entrepreneurs.  National Awards for Quality Products in Small Scale Sector.

 For EXIM Policy EXIM-POLICY-OF-INDIA  For rest- policies/index.html