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Spices Board Registration - certificate, Fees, Documents

Spices Board Registration certificate is issued by the export promotion council of India to the manufacturer and merchant exporter of spices. There is a schedule of 52 spices which has been listed as mandatory items for obtaining a spice board certificate before export.
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Spices Board Registration certificate is issued by the export promotion council of India to the manufacturer and merchant exporter of spices. There is a schedule of 52 spices which has been listed as mandatory items for obtaining a spice board certificate before export.

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Spices Board Registration certificate is issued by the export promotion council of India to the manufacturer and merchant exporter of spices. There is a schedule of 52 spices which has been listed as mandatory items for obtaining a spice board certificate before export.

India is one of the biggest leaders in spices export & well known for the quality. Application for Spice board certificate can be only made from a person holding updated Import Export code from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade, DGFT Portal.

  • Importance of Spice Board Registration
  • Documents Required for Spice Board Registration
  • Procedure of Spice Board Registration
  • Spice Board Registration Fees
  • List of Spices in Schedule 2
  • Benefits of Spice Board Registration
  • Functions of Spices Board of India
  • Reasons for Rejection of Spice Board Registration
  • Frequently Asked Questions

Spice Board Registration Certificate Sample

Importance of Spices Board Registration

Having a Valid Certificate of Registration from Spices Board is mandatory for any manufacturer or merchant who is dealing with export of spices.

Also, the Spices Board Act, 1986 states that No person shall, after the commencement of this Act, commence or carry on the business of export of any spice under and in accordance with a certificate. Provided that a person is carrying on the business of export of spices immediately before the commencement, and if he has made an application for such certificate within the said period of three months till the disposal of such application.

Punishment for Trading without Spices Board Certificate

Imprisonment upto one year

Fine upto one thousand rupees

  • Application in the prescribed form (Form-1)
  • Self-attested copy of IE (import-export) code certificate
  • Registration fee in the form of crossed Demand Draft favoring “spice board”
  • Self certified copy of Partnership deed/ Memorandum and Articles of Association as the case may be.
  • Self certified copies of GST registration certificate.
  • Self attested certificate issued by directorate of industries in case of manufacturer-exporter of spices.
  • Self certified copy of PAN card
  • Passport size photo with white background of CEO or the designated officer of your firm.

Procedure of Spices Board Registration

Step 1. Online Application

To apply for Spices Board Certificate, the very first step is online registration on the government portal. Details such as IEC, mobile number and e-mail ID would be required. After verification of mobile number and email ID, applicants would be redirected to fill an online application.

Step 2. Documents Uploading

The applicant has to fill all the details asked in the form. It is important to note that IEC should be carefully filled as Spices Board issues CRES as per IEC details. This was the end of Part-1 of the form. After completion of Part-1, a unique application number would be generated which would be used for future references.

Now, the applicant has to use that application number and log in to the online portal. Now, the applicant is required to upload all the necessary documents along with the photograph in the prescribed formats.

Step 3. Payment thru NEFT

Step 4. Verification by Spice Board

After the successful payment, application is then sent to the concerned Regional Office of the Board for verification. If any discrepancy is found in the application, it would be reverted back for rectification and re-submission. If the documents are in order, application will be processed at HO. After processing, it is then sent to the concerned Regional Office.

Step 5. Issuance of Spice Board Certificate (CRES)

On completion of registration at HO, the Certificate of Registration as an Exporter of Spices (CRES) would be issued and the applicant will get login ID along with password to download the CRES certificate.

Note: One can easily check the status of their application online using the unique application number allotted to them

Spices Board Registration Fees

Any person who is either a Manufacturer Exporter or Merchant Exporter of the 52 scheduled spices and Cardamom must obtain the Certificate of Registration as an Exporter of Spices (CRES) from the Spice Board of India.

There are perks and benefits that only registered exporters receive and it is mandatory to get registered under Spice Board if you are an exporter of the scheduled 52 spices and Cardamom.

You can easily get registered as an exporter of spices by using our fast and hassle free service.

Step 1:Fill our simple form

Step 2:Provide all the required documents

Step 3:You'll receive your Spice Board Registration Certificate package by E-mail & Courier

List of Spices Mentioned in the Spices Board Act (The Schedule 2)

All-Spice

Aniseed

Asafoetida

Bay Leaf

Bishop's Weed

Cambodge

Caper

Caraway Seeds

Cardamom Large

Cardamon Small

Cassia

Celery

Chilli

Cinnamon

Clove

Coriander

Cumin

Curry Leaf

Dill

Fennel

Fenugreek

Garlic

Ginger

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