Rule · BB · 18 Apr 2022
The document mandates that a verification certificate issued by the Customs authority confirming a spot check must be submitted with the application for export incentives or cash subsidies for agricultural and agro-processed products. This requirement applies to shipments dispatched on or after the date of issuance of the circular. All other instructions in previous circulars regarding these incentives remain unchanged.
Foreign Exchange Policy Department
Bangladesh Bank
Head Office
Dhaka.
Ref. No. FEPD Circular No. 05 Date: ----------------- To:
All Approved Dealers of Foreign Exchange Transactions.
Dear Sir,
Regarding the provision of export incentives in the export sector of agricultural products (vegetables/fruits) and processed (agro-processed) agricultural products.
Reference is made to FEPD Circular No. 15, dated October 06, 2005, on the subject cited above, to inform you that in the matter of providing incentives for the export of agricultural products (vegetables/fruits) and processed (agro-processed) agricultural products, it must be ensured that a certification of on-site verification by the relevant Customs authority is submitted along with the application form. The aforementioned instructions shall be applicable for goods shipped from the date of issuance of this circular.
Yours faithfully,
(Kazi Rafiqul Hasan)
Managing Director
Phone: 9530123
April 18, 2022
Baishakh 05, 1429
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