HS code 4014 90 30: Feeding bottle nipples

HS code 4014 90 30 covers feeding bottle nipples in chapter 40 (rubber and articles thereof). Total import duty is about 16.55% of the import value; DGFT import policy: Free.

Total import dutyabout 16.55%
Basic customs duty10%
IGST5%
Import policyFree
Export policyFree
Anti-dumpingNone found

Updated 2026-11-01 from official lists, including Budget 2026 and later customs notifications.

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Key facts

Tariff item (8-digit HS code)4014 90 30
DescriptionFeeding bottle nipples
Chapter40: Rubber and articles thereof
Heading4014: Other
Unitkg.
Basic customs duty (tariff rate)10%
Basic customs duty charged10%
Social welfare surcharge10% of BCD
IGST5%
Total import dutyabout 16.55% of the import value
DGFT import policyFree
DGFT export policyFree

Import duty (with Budget 2026 changes)

  • About ₹16,550 duty on every ₹1,00,000 of import value (CIF).

DGFT import and export policy

  • Import: Free.
  • Export: Free.

India's imports and exports

  • India imported 45 tonnes in 2025-26 (down 66% on 2024-25) under tariff item 40149030, “Feeding bottle nipple”.
  • India exported 71 tonnes in 2025-26 (down 4.7% on 2024-25) under tariff item 40149030, “Feeding bottle nipple”.

Questions about HS code 4014 90 30

What is the import duty on HS code 4014 90 30 in India?

About 16.55% of the import value: basic customs duty 10%, social welfare surcharge 10% of BCD and IGST 5%. IGST can usually be claimed back as input tax credit.

Is the import of feeding bottle nipples free in India?

DGFT import policy for HS code 4014 90 30 is Free.

Can feeding bottle nipples be exported from India?

DGFT export policy for HS code 4014 90 30 is Free.

Other lines under heading 4014

Sources: Customs Tariff of India (CBIC) · Notification 45/2025-Customs and Budget 2026 amendments · IGST rates, Notification 9/2025-Integrated Tax (Rate) · DGFT ITC(HS) import and export policy · CBIC Customs (ADD) notifications · Export Import Data Bank (DGCI&S). Guidance from official lists, not legal advice; confirm the classification with your customs broker.