What does my district make for export?

Type a district, a state or a product, such as Surat, Kachchh, saree, honey or Bihar. You can also pick a state below.

What is ODOP, and where does this list come from?

One District One Product (ODOP) is the Government of India initiative, run by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), that picks products for each district. This page uses the official ODOP Product List, version 32, dated 19 August 2025: 1,243 products across 775 districts. In the file, three districts of Madhya Pradesh (Mauganj, Maihar and Pandhurna) are shown as awaiting their product list.

Which tariff chapter does my product fall in?

Each result shows the chapters where such goods usually fall in the Customs Tariff. This is a guide, matched from the product name. The exact eight-digit code depends on what the product is made of and how it is finished, so please confirm it. Use our Product Guide for the rules in each chapter and the HS Code Finder for the code. Services such as tourism have no tariff chapter.

Which states and union territories are on the list?

Tap one to see its districts and products.

My product is on the list. Can I export it?

Most products can, but check the policy status, the rules for your product and the papers for the destination. Start with the Product Guide, read our post on free, restricted and prohibited goods, and tell us about the shipment. We will guide you at every step.

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Source: ODOP Product List V32, 19 August 2025 (DPIIT, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, as hosted by Invest India). The "category" shown is as given in that file. Tariff chapters are our guide, not a classification ruling. Rules change, so please confirm before you ship. This is not legal advice.