1. Raw Materials

• Description: Basic materials used in the production of finished goods.
• Examples: Chemicals, metals, plastics, and textiles.

2. Capital Goods

• Description: Machinery and equipment used in manufacturing and industrial processes.
• Examples: Industrial machines, equipment for construction, and factory machinery.

3. Consumer Goods

• Description: Products intended for personal use by consumers.
• Examples: Electronics, clothing, household appliances, and personal care products.

4. Intermediate Goods

• Description: Goods that are used in the production process of other goods.
• Examples: Parts and components for assembling machinery or electronics.

5. Industrial Supplies

• Description: Goods used in the operation and maintenance of industrial activities.
• Examples: Lubricants, cleaning agents, and maintenance tools.

6. Food and Beverages

• Description: Imported food items and drinks for consumption.
• Examples: Processed foods, beverages, and agricultural products.

7. Pharmaceuticals

• Description: Medicines and medical equipment used for health care.
• Examples: Drugs, vaccines, and medical devices.

8. Textiles and Garments

• Description: Fabrics and clothing materials for manufacturing garments.
• Examples: Yarn, fabric rolls, and apparel components.

9. Chemicals

• Description: Substances used in various industrial processes or as raw materials.
• Examples: Industrial chemicals, fertilizers, and specialty chemicals.

10. Automotive and Transportation

• Description: Vehicles and related parts for personal and commercial use.
• Examples: Cars, trucks, and auto parts.

Regulatory Requirements for Importing

Regardless of the type of import, several regulatory and compliance requirements must be met:

1. Import Registration Certificate (IRC): Required for legal import activities.
2. Customs Declaration: Must be filed with the Customs Department.
3. Import License: Certain goods may require a specific import license or permit.
4. Compliance with Standards: Goods must meet local standards and regulations, including safety and quality standards.
5. Payment of Duties and Taxes: Import duties and taxes must be paid as per the customs regulations.