Of cherry (Prunus spp.)
Sawn or sliced cherry wood (Prunus spp.), thickness over 6 mm
HSN 4407 94 00 (sawn or sliced cherry wood, Prunus spp.) is subject to a mandatory Phytosanitary Certificate requirement administered by plant-quarantine authorities under India's plant-import regime. The Phytosanitary Certificate (document code 851000) must be uploaded in e-Sanchit before customs out-of-charge at the bill-of-entry stage.
- Phytosanitary Certificate from exporting country authority
- e-Sanchit upload confirmation from CBIC
- 1Obtain a Phytosanitary Certificate issued by the competent plant-protection authority of the exporting country before shipment. The certificate must cover the specific consignment of cherry wood (Prunus spp.) and confirm freedom from regulated pests.CCR mandatory document requirement · document code 851000
- 2Upload the Phytosanitary Certificate in e-Sanchit under document code 851000 prior to filing the bill of entry. Customs out-of-charge will not be granted until the proper officer has verified the uploaded certificate in e-Sanchit.CCR e-Sanchit mandatory document requirement · document code 851000
The most common error on this tariff line is procuring the Phytosanitary Certificate after vessel departure rather than before shipment, leaving the importer unable to present a consignment-specific document at the port. A certificate issued post-shipment is not accepted as compliant, and the consignment is detained pending resolution — accruing demurrage and ground rent — with re-export or destruction as the ultimate enforcement outcome if the deficiency cannot be regularised.