Author: anthonyparker

For exporters operating under India’s Foreign Trade Policy, completing export obligations is not the end of the compliance journey. The real closure comes only after obtaining EPCG License EODC, a document that officially certifies that all export commitments under the EPCG license have been fulfilled. Without EODC, exporters remain exposed to regulatory scrutiny, duty recovery, and long-term compliance risks. At the same time, Indian customs is increasingly adopting trust-based systems to facilitate genuine exporters. This is where AEO T1 Registration plays a significant role. While EPCG License EODC focuses on closing past obligations, AEO T1 Registration strengthens an exporter’s compliance…