Consistent Export Growth: 31.16% CAGR Over 7 Years
India's exports under HSN Sub-Chapter 2807 have grown at a compound annual rate of 31.16% over 7 fiscal years, rising from ₹77.61 Crore in FY 2018-19 to ₹395.16 Crore in FY 2024-25.
HSN Sub Chapter 2807 represents Sulphuric acid under GST classification. This code helps businesses identify Sulphuric acid correctly for billing, taxation, and trade purposes. With HSN Sub Chapter 2807, companies can avoid errors in invoices, simplify compliance, and enable hassle-free import/export of Sulphuric acid.
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GST Rate for Sulphuric acid under HSN Code 2807. Understand current tax rates, exemptions, and legal classifications to ensure accurate billing and GST filing.
Following tariff HSN codes fall under Sulphuric acid.
India’s Exports
FY 2024-25₹395 Cr
0.0107% of India’s total exports
India’s Imports
FY 2024-25₹1,442 Cr
0.0236% of India’s total imports
Trade Balance
FY 2024-25−₹1,047 Cr
Surplus rank #957 of 1233 subchapters
% of Chapter 28
FY 2024-251.15%
Share of Chapter 28’s total exports in FY 2024-25
Import side: 1.49% of Chapter 28’s imports
Rank Within Chapter 28
FY 2024-25#13 of 50
Position by export value among subchapters in Chapter 28
Import-side rank: #11 of 50
At a glance
31.16%
Export CAGR
FY 2018-19 → FY 2024-25 · 7 fiscal years
#577
National Export Rank
of 1233 subchapters by export value, FY 2024-25
+540.52%
Peak Growth Year
FY 2021-22 · strongest single-year move
1.15%
Contribution to Ch. 28
Share of Chapter 28 exports in FY 2024-25
7-year export and import data, FY 2018-19 to FY 2024-25, in ₹ Crore. Source: Ministry of Commerce & Industry, TradeStat EIDB.
Balance
−581.15
Exports
77.61 ₹ Cr
0.0034% share
— YoY
0.55% of Ch. 28
Imports
658.76 ₹ Cr
0.0183% share
— YoY
1.24% of Ch. 28
Balance
−748.19
Exports
45.60 ₹ Cr
0.0021% share
−41.24% YoY
0.36% of Ch. 28
Imports
793.79 ₹ Cr
0.0237% share
+20.50% YoY
1.76% of Ch. 28
Balance
−344.05
Exports
63.53 ₹ Cr
0.0030% share
+39.32% YoY
0.52% of Ch. 28
Imports
407.58 ₹ Cr
0.0140% share
−48.65% YoY
0.80% of Ch. 28
Balance
−1,339.48
Exports
406.92 ₹ Cr
0.0130% share
+540.52% YoY
2.06% of Ch. 28
Imports
1,746.40 ₹ Cr
0.0382% share
+328.48% YoY
2.29% of Ch. 28
Balance
−2,084.81
Exports
128.63 ₹ Cr
0.0036% share
−68.39% YoY
0.48% of Ch. 28
Imports
2,213.44 ₹ Cr
0.0385% share
+26.74% YoY
2.15% of Ch. 28
Balance
−995.08
Exports
65.67 ₹ Cr
0.0018% share
−48.95% YoY
0.25% of Ch. 28
Imports
1,060.75 ₹ Cr
0.0189% share
−52.08% YoY
1.40% of Ch. 28
Balance
−1,046.55
Exports
395.16 ₹ Cr
0.0107% share
+501.74% YoY
1.15% of Ch. 28
Imports
1,441.71 ₹ Cr
0.0236% share
+35.91% YoY
1.49% of Ch. 28
CAGR · 7-Year
Exports
31.16% /yr
Imports
13.94% /yr
reference, FY 2024-25
Export
₹34,411.05 Cr
Import
₹96,471.59 Cr
Trade Balance
−62,060.54
India's exports under HSN Sub-Chapter 2807 have grown at a compound annual rate of 31.16% over 7 fiscal years, rising from ₹77.61 Crore in FY 2018-19 to ₹395.16 Crore in FY 2024-25.
In FY 2024-25, HSN Sub-Chapter 2807 ranks #577 out of 1233 subchapters by total export value. Within Chapter 28, it ranks #13 of 50. By trade surplus, it ranks #957 of 1233.
The strongest single-year export movement for HSN Sub-Chapter 2807 was recorded in FY 2021-22, when exports surged by 540.52% over the prior year.
In FY 2024-25, India's imports of ₹1,441.71 Cr exceeded exports of ₹395.16 Cr, resulting in a trade deficit of ₹1,046.55 Crore — ranking #957 of 1233 by surplus magnitude.
India's imports under HSN Sub-Chapter 2807 have grown at 13.94% CAGR, reaching ₹1,441.71 Crore in FY 2024-25.
Among the 50 subchapters under Chapter 28, HSN Sub-Chapter 2807 ranks #13 by export value — accounting for 1.15% of the chapter's total exports in FY 2024-25. On the import side, it holds 1.49% share (rank #11).
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Clear answers to common queries about HSN Sub Chapter 2807 and GST compliance.
It includes Sulphuric acid
Yes. Many food/agri goods are treated differently when sold as pre‑packaged & labelled retail packs versus loose/open packs. If Sulphuric acid is sold in small pouches (e.g., 500 g) with an MRP and label, record that on the invoice. Loose bulk bags often follow a different treatment.
Not always. Spares are often classified by their own description or by the function/part rule. Check if a specific sub‑heading exists for parts of the main item and describe the part on the invoice.
The composition scheme is optional for eligible small suppliers of goods. You cannot issue tax invoices or collect tax under composition. Check turnover limits and exclusions; evaluate margins and ITC loss before opting in.
Exports are zero‑rated (with or without payment of IGST) subject to LUT/refund conditions. Imports may attract customs duties in addition to GST. Keep HSN‑wise description consistent across invoice, shipping bill and BOE.
If replacement is without consideration under a pre‑agreed warranty, issue a delivery challan and reference the original invoice/contract. If consideration is charged, raise a tax invoice. Keep serial/lot details for traceability.
Use a delivery challan for sending Sulphuric acid to the job worker. Declare movement in your records and reconcile when the goods return. If the job worker raises a service invoice, classify it under SAC; your goods remain under the original HSN.