Inclusion of the association into the ‘task force committee’ set up by the Central Pollution Control Board for the review of existing effluent norms.
LEGAT (Customs, Excise & Gold (control) Appellate Tribunal ) ruling in favors of DMAI on the impossible of ‘Anti Dumping Duty’ on Aniline Oil coming from European union.
Numerous Seminars organized to create awareness about the charter on corporate Responsibility on Environment Protection (CREP)
DMAI got the mandatory minimum balances maintained with State Bank of India at the ports to be reduced by 50%.
Restoration of rates of Duty Drawback on Dye-intermediates to 8% and Optical whiteners to 4.5% with retrospective effect (year 2003)
Enhancement of DEPB rates (year 2002)
Rationalization of SION (Standard Input Output Norms)
Submission of report Strengthening of the Indian Dyestuffs Industry to UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization)
Sorting of long pending problems of members by participation in the Watch-dog Committee of the JNPT Mumbai Ports.
Past Milestones
1954 Taken up Tarrif committee recommendations for implementation.
1975 Published first ever comprehensive Indian dyestuffs directory. Celebrated the silver jubilee of DMAI with doyen of dyestuffs chemistry, Prof. K. Venkatraman.
1979 First export delegation of dyes manufacturers to Europe.
1984 Export delegation to South and Far East Asia.
1985 Organized the landmark , All India Dyestuff Conference (AIDCON) Published second directory of Indian dyestuffs and intermediate manufacturers.
1991 The Strategic Action Plan for the dyestuff industry was jointly formulated with the Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals Government of India.