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HS Code 350510 Meaning — Dextrins and other modified starches: Global Trade, India & Factoring Guide
HS 350510 covers dextrins and other modified starches. This guide explains what the code includes, its global trade, India's position, how GIFT City helps factor it, and whether MSME factoring qualifies for the 2.75% interest subvention.
What this HS code covers
HS 350510 sits in 35 — Albuminoidal substances; glues. Official tariff description: “Dextrins and other modified starches” In plain terms, it covers dextrins and other modified starches. Classification decides duty and documents; this 6-digit line is in the DGFT positive list (Trade Notice 25/2025-26 Annex V), so MSME factoring under it qualifies for the 2.75% subvention — details below.
What is HS 350510?
HS 350510 covers dextrins and other modified starches. It is classified in 35 — Albuminoidal substances; glues and the 6-digit line determines the exact customs treatment for this product.
Official description: Dextrins and other modified starches
What HS 350510 does in trade
- Defines the product for customs, GST/RoDTEP and export documents — the 6-digit HS determines duty and incentives for HS 350510.
- Is in the DGFT positive list (4185 lines, Annex V, Trade Notice 25/2025-26) — MSME export factoring for HS 350510 qualifies for 2.75% interest subvention when routed via RBI/IFSCA-regulated factors.
- Helps factors price the receivable — tenor, buyer and product risk differ by HS, even though the HS itself is the eligibility trigger.
Global perspective — where HS 350510 moves
Global trade in albuminoidal substances; glues is driven by manufacturing and commodity cycles. Demand is typically spread across the US, EU and Asia, with supply concentrated among a few large exporting economies for each HS.
| Top global exporters | Top global importers |
|---|---|
| China | United States |
| United States | Germany |
| Germany | China |
| India | United Kingdom |
| Vietnam | Japan |
India's stance on HS 350510
India is an active trader in 35 — Albuminoidal substances; glues — both as exporter and importer. For HS 350510, MSMEs can export where India has a production or processing edge; the DGFT positive list makes this line eligible for 2.75% factoring subvention, subject to IEC/Udyam and UIN rules.
Export docs to watch
Exports under HS 350510 need the standard set — GST invoice, shipping bill with 6-digit HS, e-way/B/L and for some HS, product-specific certificates (phytosanitary, BIS, CDSCO etc.). HS on the invoice must match the shipping bill.
GIFT City — factoring HS 350510 in foreign currency
Receivables for HS 350510 can be factored via India (RBI-regulated) or GIFT City (IFSCA-regulated IBU/Finance Company) — both offer the same 2.75% subvention under Trade Notice 25/2025-26 and IFSCA circular 19 Mar 2026. Pick by currency and buyer location.
Trad can route eligible invoices via an IFSCA-regulated IBU or Finance Company/Finance Unit undertaking factoring in GIFT City. The 2.75% subvention is identical whether you factor via India (RBI-regulated) or GIFT City (IFSCA-regulated) — the choice is about currency, banking relationship and buyer location, not the benefit rate.
Common financing stack for this HS
Factoring advances 70–90% in 24–48 hours after invoice verification; balance minus discount/fees on buyer payment. Works alongside packing credit — factoring covers the post-shipment open-account gap.
MSME subvention — is HS 350510 eligible for 2.75%?
Yes — HS 350510 is in the positive list (Trade Notice 25/2025-26 Annex V). MSMEs involved in international value chains with a valid active IEC (not in DEL) and valid Udyam can claim 2.75% per annum on the factoring interest cost element when factoring via an RBI/IFSCA-regulated entity.
| Check | For HS 350510 |
|---|---|
| In positive list (HS-6) | Yes — 350510 listed in Annex V |
| Benefit | 2.75% p.a. on interest cost element |
| Annual cap | ₹50 lakh per MSME per FY |
| Valid from | Prospectively from 20 Feb 2026 |
| Need UIN per factor? | Yes — declaration of intent before factoring, valid till FY-end |
| Eligible factors | RBI-regulated (AD bank / factoring NBFC) or IFSCA-regulated (GIFT IBU/FC) |
| Not covered | Deemed exports (FTP Ch.7) & exports to SEZs |
Eight-digit HS? Use first 6 digits
Eligibility is at HS-6. If your 8-digit HS (e.g. 35051010) starts with 350510, it inherits this eligibility. Verify on the HS checker — enter 6 or 8 digits.
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Open HS checkerFrequently asked questions
What is HS 350510 — Dextrins and other modified starches?
HS 350510 covers dextrins and other modified starches. It is classified in 35 — Albuminoidal substances; glues and the 6-digit line determines the exact customs treatment for this product.
Is HS 350510 eligible for the 2.75% interest subvention?
Yes. HS 350510 is in the DGFT positive list (Trade Notice 25/2025-26 Annex V, 4139 HS-6 lines). MSMEs factoring exports under this line via RBI/IFSCA-regulated factors can claim 2.75% per annum on the interest cost element, capped at ₹50 lakh per MSME per year, prospectively from 20 Feb 2026. Requires valid IEC (not in DEL), valid Udyam, and a UIN per factor obtained before factoring.
Who can claim the 2.75% for HS 350510 and how?
MSMEs (as defined by Ministry of MSME) with active IEC and Udyam, factoring eligible exports of HS 350510 via RBI/IFSCA-regulated entities. File a declaration of intent on the DGFT portal to get a UIN per factor (valid till FY-end), factor the invoice, the factor files monthly IEC-wise claims; subvention is credited to your IEC-linked bank account.
Can HS 350510 be factored via GIFT City?
Yes. IBUs and Finance Companies/Finance Units undertaking factoring in GIFT City (IFSCA-regulated) are eligible financial institutions under IFSCA circular 19 Mar 2026 and must extend the 2.75% benefit. Useful for USD/EUR receivables where you want foreign-currency factoring.
What does factoring for HS 350510 cost after subvention?
Indicatively, factoring discount/interest is priced commercially (often 8–12% p.a. depending on buyer, tenor, currency) plus factoring fee ~0.5–3% ⚠️. The 2.75% offsets only the interest element — e.g. a 9% interest cost becomes ~6.25% effective on that element if eligible. Fees/insurance/FX remain. Compare all-in cost.
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