Freight Express Global Logistics

10/08/2025

Dear All,



Please note that the AD codes of all exporters have been automatically removed from the ICEGATE system, due to which shipping bills are not being processed and an error code is being displayed: AUTHORISED DEALER CODE OF IEC NOT FOUND



Mandatory registration of Exporters & Importers on RBI IEDPMS Portal*

As per recent information from FED RBI Office, a new process has been introduced for mandatory registration of exporters/importers on the IEDPMS portal to access all pending shipping bills/BOEs/ERM/ORM across AD Banks.



Key Action Required:

Exporters/Importers must register themselves on the portal using specific credentials. Without this registration, they will not be able to access the portal.



Please refer to the following step-by-step registration process to guide customers accordingly:



Registration Process

1. Visit the RBI IEDPMS Portal: https://edpms.rbi.org.in

2. Click on Customer Registration (right-hand side of the login screen).

3. Fill in the required details in the form:



Field What to Enter



IE Code Importer/Exporter Code (IEC)

IE Name Name of the firm (as per DGFT records)

IE PAN PAN associated with IEC

IE GSTIN GST Identification Number

IE Phone Valid mobile number

IE Email Active email ID for communication/login

Registered IE Address Business address linked with IEC

Captcha Enter characters as shown on screen



4. Click Submit to complete registration.



5. Post-validation, credentials will be shared with the exporter/importer via

For further details pls contact
9003725929

26/06/2025

25/04/2025

News: 25.04.2025
Tamil Nadu remained the top exporting state in the country in textile goods during 2024-25 and widened its lead over the second highest exporter – Gujarat.
In 2024-25, out of India’s total textile exports of textile goods worth $36.61 billion, Tamil Nadu’s contribution was $7.99 billion or 26.81 per cent share. In comparison, in 2023-24, out of India’s total textile exports of $34.43 billion the State’s contribution was $7.15 billion (20.78 per cent), according to data available in Centre’s Niryat portal.

20/03/2025

The Ministry of Finance has issued the notification by which the ‘Certificate of Origin’ under Customs Act is replaced by ‘Proof of Origin’.

The government has notified Customs (Administration of Rules of Origin under Trade Agreements) Amendment Rules, 2025 which amended the Customs (Administration of Rules of Origin under Trade Agreements) Rules, 2020.

In the Customs (Administration of Rules of Origin under Trade Agreements) Rules, 2020, in rule 2, in sub-rule (1), in clause (f), for the word “certificate”, the word “proof’ shall be substituted.

28/01/2025

DGFT launches enhanced eCoO 2.0 system with provisions for back-to-back certificates of origin

The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has launched the enhanced Certificate of Origin (eCoO) 2.0 System, a significant upgrade designed to simplify the certification process for exporters and enhance trade efficiency. This upgraded platform offers several user-friendly features, such as multi-user access, which enables exporters to authorize multiple users under a single Importer Exporter Code (IEC). Additionally, the system now supports Aadhaar-based e-signing alongside digital signature tokens, providing greater flexibility.

31/12/2024

Happy new year 2025

16/09/2024

News-16.09.2024- Freight Costs, Container shortages threaten India’s exports: GTRI

Increasing freight costs, shortage of containers and dependence on major shipping hubs and foreign carriers pose serious challenges to the country’s exports,

Indian exporters may face yet another round of container shortages, compounded by already soaring freight costs, as reports emerge of China cornering all available container capacity to push as much shipments to the US and Europe ahead of upcoming tariff hikes

27/08/2024

27.08.2024- NEWS- Govt aiming to fully automate customs processes by April 2026

The government is aiming to digitalise the entire customs process by April 2026 and bring more departments on board the single window interface for facilitating trade (SWIFT) portal to expedite the clearance procedure, official sources said.

“The aim is to enhance ease of doing business for importers and exporters, and reduce the turnaround time for trade,” an official said. “We expect all the remaining processes to be automated within two years…it should be done by April 2026,” the official added.

27/08/2024

27.08.204 - NEWS :- Major Ports’ Strike in India

A strike planned by 18,000 employees at the 12 major ports from August 28 at could have a cascading impact on the trade, with Red Sea crisis continuing to disrupt global supply chain. This action may create a ripple effect throughout international trade, coming at a critical time when products like leather and apparel are being shipped to global markets for the Christmas and New Year sales. Any delays in these shipments could severely impact exporters, potentially jeopardizing future orders, warned an official from a leading apparel company.

04/12/2023

06/10/2023

Notice To Exporter