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Instant import duty (BCD, AIDC, IGST, SWS) + export duty calculation for agricultural commodities and FMCG products. Updated March 2026.

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Introduction:

Understanding India's import and export duty structure is one of the most critical steps in planning a successful cross-border trade. Whether you are importing agro commodities like rice, wheat, pulses, or edible oils, bringing in FMCG products such as soaps, shampoos, or packaged foods, or planning to export from India to global markets, the total landed cost of your shipment depends on a complex stack of levies — Basic Customs Duty (BCD), Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess (AIDC), Integrated GST (IGST), Social Welfare Surcharge (SWS), and often additional charges like anti-dumping duties or port handling fees.

These rates are not static: India's duty structure changes frequently through Union Budget announcements, mid-year CBIC notifications, and DGFT policy orders — as seen with the BCD reduction on crude edible oils in May 2025, the reimposition of export duty on rice, and the sweeping IGST reforms of September 2025 that slashed rates on everyday personal care and packaged food products. Manually tracking these changes and calculating the cascading effect of multiple duties on a CIF or FOB value is time-consuming and prone to error.

Tradologie's India Import Export Duty Calculator — updated through March 2026 — simplifies this entirely. Select your product category, enter your shipment value and country of origin, and instantly get a full duty breakdown covering BCD, AIDC, IGST, SWS, and optional charges. Use it below to accurately estimate your customs liability before placing any trade order.

⚖️ Import Export Duty Calculator

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Safeguard Duty
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Compensation Cess
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Reference Table

🌾 Agro Import Duty Rates India 2025-26

Product HS Code BCD AIDC IGST SWS Note Effective Total Update
🍚 Rice – Milled/Polished 1006 100% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~115% Stable
🍚 Rice – Parboiled 1006 40% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~50% Budget 2025-26
🌾 Wheat 1001 40% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~50% Stable
🌽 Maize 1005 60% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~72% Stable
🫘 Tur / Pigeon Pea 0713 0% (free) Nil 5% Nil (BCD=0) ~5% ⚠️ Free till Mar 31, 2026 only
🫘 Urad / Black Gram 0713 0% (free) Nil 5% Nil (BCD=0) ~5% ⚠️ Free till Mar 31, 2026 only
🫘 Yellow Peas 0713 30% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~38% ⚠️ Duty reimposed Nov-2025
🫘 Lentils / Masur 0713 10% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~16.5% 10% from Mar 7, 2025
🫘 Gram / Chana / Chickpea 0713 10% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~16.5% 10% from Apr 1, 2025
🛢️ Crude Palm Oil 1511 10% 5% 5% Nil (AIDC applies) ~21.5% ⚠️ BCD cut 20→10% May 30, 2025
🛢️ Crude Soya Oil 1507 10% 5% 5% Nil (AIDC applies) ~21.5% ⚠️ BCD cut 20→10% May 30, 2025
🛢️ Crude Sunflower Oil 1512 10% 5% 5% Nil (AIDC applies) ~21.5% ⚠️ BCD cut 20→10% May 30, 2025
🛢️ Refined Palm Oil 1511 100%* 5% 5% Nil (AIDC applies) ~120%* ⚠️ Govt extended free import — verify CBIC before filing
🍬 Sugar (Raw/Refined) 1701 100% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~115% Stable
🌶️ Black Pepper 0904 70% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~83% Stable
🌶️ Turmeric / Chilli 0910/0904 30% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~38% Stable
🍎 Apples 0808 50% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~61% Stable
🧅 Onions 0703 100% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~115% Seasonal controls
☕ Coffee (Raw) 0901 100% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~115% Stable
🐟 Frozen Fish Surimi 0304 5% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~10.5% Reduced Budget 2025-26
🌱 Raw Cotton 5201 5% Nil 5% 10% on BCD ~10.5% Low duty to support textile
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🛒 FMCG Import Duty Rates India 2025-26

Product HS Code BCD IGST (Post Sep-2025) SWS Effective Duty Change
🧼 Bar Soap / Laundry Soap (HSN 3401) 3401 20% 5% ↓ 2% 29.1% IGST cut 18%→5%, Sep-2025
🧴 Liquid Hand Wash / Body Wash 3401 20% 18% — No change 2% 44.6% Liquid formats stay at 18%
🧼 Detergent Powder / Liquid Detergent 3402 20% 18% — No change 2% 44.6% HSN 3402 unchanged — NOT reduced
🧴 Shampoo 3305 20% 5% ↓ 2% 29.1% IGST cut from 18%
🦷 Toothpaste 3306 20% 5% ↓ 2% 29.1% IGST cut from 18%
💆 Hair Oil 3305 20% 5% ↓ 2% 29.1% IGST cut from 18%
💄 Cosmetics / Skincare 3304 20% 18% 2% 44.6% Unchanged
🌸 Perfume 3303 20% 18% 2% 44.6% Unchanged
🍜 Instant Noodles 1902 30% 5% ↓ 3% 41.2% IGST cut from 12%
🍪 Biscuits / Cookies 1905 30% 5% ↓ 3% 41.2% IGST cut from 18%
🧆 Namkeen / Snacks 2106 30% 5% ↓ 3% 41.2% IGST cut from 12%
☕ Instant Coffee 2101 30% 5% ↓ 3% 41.2% IGST cut from 12%
🍫 Chocolate 1806 30% 18% 3% 56.9% Unchanged
🥤 Aerated Drinks 2202 30% 40% ↑ 3% 85.2% IGST raised to 40%
🧃 Fruit Juices 2009 30% 12% 3% 49.6% Unchanged
🕯️ Candles 3406 20% 12% 2% 36.4% BCD reduced Budget 2025
🐾 Pet Food 2309 30% 18% 3% 56.9% Unchanged
👶 Baby Food / Formula 1901 30% 5% 3% 41.2% Low IGST maintained
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🚢 India Export Duty Rates — Complete List 2025-26

⚠️ Export duty rates are the most volatile rates in Indian trade policy. Rice, onion, and sugar duties change without Budget — via standalone CBIC/DGFT notifications any time. Always verify on ICEGATE / DGFT portal before shipping. Rates verified March 2026.
Product HS Code Export Duty GST on Export Status Last Changed
🌾 Rice
Parboiled Rice 1006.30 20% 0% (zero-rated) ⚠️ VOLATILE Reimposed May 1, 2025
Milled / Semi-milled Rice 1006.30 20% 0% ⚠️ VOLATILE May 1, 2025
Brown / Husked Rice 1006.20 0% 0% FREE Oct 2024
Paddy / Rice in Husk 1006.10 0% 0% FREE Oct 2024
Basmati Rice 1006.30 0% 0% MEP $950/T Stable
Broken Rice 1006.40 ⛔ BANNED Since Sep 2022
🧅 Vegetables
Onions 0703.10 0% 0% ⚠️ SEASONAL Duty removed Oct 2024
⛏️ Iron Ore & Minerals
Iron Ore Lumps — High Grade (≥58% Fe) 2601 30% 0% ACTIVE Stable
Iron Ore Fines — Low Grade (<58% Fe) 2601 0% 0% 30% PROPOSED Pending notification
Chrome Ore / Chromite 2610 30% 0% ACTIVE Stable
Iron Ore Pellets 2601 0% 0% FREE Stable
Bauxite 2606 0% 0% FREE Stable
🐄 Hides, Skins & Leather
Raw Hides & Skins — Bovine (all sorts) 4101 60% 0% ACTIVE Stable
Raw Hides — Buffalo 4101 30% 0% ACTIVE Stable
Tanned / Semi-tanned Hides 4104 40% 0% ACTIVE Stable
Crust Leather (HS 4104) 4104 0% 0% EXEMPT Removed Feb 1, 2025
Finished Leather (all types) 41 0% 0% PROMOTED Policy stable
Raw Furskins 4301 40% 0% ACTIVE Stable
🍬 Sugar & Molasses
Sugar (Raw / Refined) 1701 0–20% 0% ⚠️ SEASONAL Changes with stock levels
Molasses 1703 50% 0% ACTIVE Stable
De-oiled Rice Bran Cake 2306 0% 0% FREE Stable
✅ Zero Duty Exports (Most Common Categories)
All Spices (pepper, turmeric, cumin, cardamom) 09 0% 0% FREE Always free
FMCG Products (soaps, food, cosmetics) Various 0% 0% FREE Always free
Garments / Textiles 50-63 0% 0% FREE Always free
Pharmaceuticals / Medicines 30 0% 0% FREE Always free
Engineering Goods / Machinery 84-85 0% 0% FREE Always free
Tea / Coffee 0901-0902 0% 0% FREE Always free

Frequently Asked Questions

AIDC (Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess) is levied on selected agricultural imports in addition to BCD. For example, crude palm oil attracts 7.5% AIDC, crude soya oil 5%. Importantly, when AIDC applies, the Social Welfare Surcharge (SWS) is NOT charged — preventing double burden.

Crude palm oil: 20% BCD + 7.5% AIDC + 5% IGST (SWS exempt) = ~36% effective. Refined palm oil: 100% BCD + 7.5% AIDC + 5% IGST = ~120% effective. Crude soya/sunflower: 20% BCD + 5% AIDC + 5% IGST = ~32%.

Major change: soaps, shampoos, toothpaste, hair oil, namkeen, instant noodles, biscuits, instant coffee moved to 5% IGST slab (from 12-18%). Aerated drinks and energy drinks moved to 40% IGST. This makes most daily-use FMCG imports cheaper but luxury/sin goods costlier.

Yes. All food and food-related FMCG imports require FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) approval. The importer needs a valid FSSAI Central License. Products must also comply with labelling regulations — English label with nutritional information, MRP, importer name, and FSSAI logo.

India's rice sector is heavily protected. Even under ASEAN FTA, rice does not enjoy full duty concession — it falls under the "sensitive list." MFN rate of 100% (milled) or 40% (parboiled) typically applies regardless of origin. Always verify specific HS code and ASEAN notification before assuming FTA benefit.

When AIDC applies (for example, edible oils), SWS is not charged. For agro products without AIDC (such as rice, wheat, and spices), SWS equals 10% of the Basic Customs Duty (BCD). Example: Rice with 100% BCD on INR 1,00,000 CIF results in BCD of INR 1,00,000 and SWS of INR 10,000.

Yes, if you are a GST-registered business and goods are used for taxable business supplies. However, Basic Customs Duty (BCD) and Social Welfare Surcharge (SWS) are not eligible for Input Tax Credit. Only IGST can be claimed as ITC. AIDC is also not claimable.

China does not have a Free Trade Agreement with India, so full MFN rates apply. Many Chinese food products may also attract Anti-Dumping Duties. For packaged food, typical duty structure can be 30% BCD plus 10% SWS on BCD plus 5% to 18% IGST, resulting in an effective duty of around 40% to 55%. Some processed foods also require FSSAI clearance before import.

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