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UP Export Promotion Policy 2025–30: Complete Guide

Freight, MDA & ECGC Premium ReimbursementIEC Holders + Export ClustersFirst AmendmentLast reviewed: Aug 2026

What Is the Policy?

The UP Export Promotion Policy, 2025–30 (First Amendment) supersedes the UP Export Promotion Policy 2020–25. It was approved by Cabinet alongside the Electronics Component Manufacturing Policy 2025, and runs under the MSME & Export Promotion Department, administered by the Export Promotion Bureau.

This is the fuller policy behind what our own export incentives guide and export incentive calculator already cover (MDA at 75%) — read on for the complete set of heads and eligibility.

Main Incentive Heads

HeadWhat It Covers
Freight reimbursementSupport on export freight costs
Market Development Assistance (MDA)Participation in international trade fairs and buyer-seller meets
ECGC premium reimbursementExport credit insurance premium
Certification & testingReimbursement of international certification and product testing costs
CFC / testing lab supportFor common facility centres and testing labs in export clusters
Warehousing & gateway infrastructureSupport near ports
Air freightAvailable for notified perishable and high-value categories — confirm the current schedule
Please verify: Rates, caps, and eligible categories change with amendments — the First Amendment itself revised several. Always read the amendment GO alongside the base policy; several field rejections happen from applying base-policy rates after an amendment. See the complete UP Export Promotion Policy FAQ for the fully sourced detail.

Eligibility

How It Interacts with ODOP

ODOP exporters get priority and, in some heads, enhanced rates over general exporters — see our ODOP export support guide for the ODOP-specific tier.

Does It Interact with RoDTEP, EPCG, or Advance Authorisation?

No conflict — those are Central schemes administered by DGFT. State benefits under this policy are additional, and administered separately; there's no set-off between them. See our UP Export Policy vs RoDTEP comparison for the full picture.

Who Administers It at the District Level?

The Export Promotion Bureau, with district-level facilitation through DIEPC and the District Export Promotion Committee (DEPC) — chaired by the District Magistrate, which prepares and monitors the District Export Action Plan, the main district-level instrument for export facilitation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the most common claim error?

Filing freight claims without matching shipping bill, e-BRC, and GST return data. Reconcile all three before submission — mismatches are the single biggest reason claims get rejected or delayed.

Can I claim both this policy's benefits and RoDTEP?

Yes — this is a state scheme, RoDTEP is a Central duty-remission scheme tied to your shipping bill. There's no set-off between them.

Need help claiming UP export incentives?

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Official Source
Official portal: msme.up.gov.in Last reviewed: Aug 2026

This page summarizes publicly available scheme information. For the current official notification, application form and exact eligibility conditions, always confirm on the portal above before applying or filing a claim.