Hello Friends welcome to New and Amazing , Interested and very awaiting post. In this post you will learn about approx. 50 product which are GST free . Government not taking any GST on these products . So if you want to sale these product online or on amzon, flipkart or any online ecommerce website you can sale these products . 

Selling Products Without a GST Number

Did you know that some products can be sold without a GST number? The government has exempted certain goods from GST, meaning you don’t need to charge or pay GST when selling them. Let’s understand the two types of GST exemptions and which products you can sell without GST.

Types of GST Exemptions

1. Absolute Exemption – This means that the product is completely exempt from GST, no matter who sells it, who buys it, or whether it’s sold within a state or across states.
2. Conditional Exemption – These products are exempt from GST only under specific conditions mentioned in the GST law. For example, if a product is handmade or sold by a certain type of seller, it may be exempt.

List of GST-Exempt Products on Amazon

You can sell the following types of products on Amazon without worrying about GST:

1. Food Items (Unprocessed and Natural Foods)

• Cereals – Like rice, wheat, and pulses
• Fresh Fruits & Vegetables – Example: Mangoes, bananas, tomatoes
• Roots & Tubers – Example: Potatoes, onions
• Fish & Meat (Unprocessed) – Example: Fresh fish, raw chicken
• Tender Coconut – Raw coconut water is GST-free
• Jaggery – Natural sweetener used in traditional cooking
• Unprocessed Tea & Coffee – Example: Raw tea leaves, unroasted coffee beans
• Seeds & Spices – Like mustard seeds, ginger, turmeric
• Salt – Commonly used in cooking
• Papad (Unbranded) – Handmade, unbranded varieties
• Non-branded Flour & Gram Flour – Like wheat flour and chickpea flour
• Unpackaged Paneer – If not sold in sealed packaging
• Bread – Basic bread without added flavors
• Puffed Rice – Used in snacks like bhel puri
• Eggs & Dairy Products – Like milk, curd, lassi, buttermilk
• Animal & Poultry Feed – Food for livestock, fish, or birds
• Health Supplements – Only if classified as non-GST items

2. Raw Materials (Used for Manufacturing)

• Raw Silk, Jute, and Wool – Example: Silk fabric for making clothes
• Silk Waste – Used in textile production
• Khadi Fabric – Handwoven cloth promoted by the government
• Raw Cotton for Khadi Yarn – Used by traditional weavers
• Raw Jute Fibre – Used for making jute bags and ropes
• Firewood & Charcoal – Used for cooking and heating
• Handloom Fabrics – Traditional handmade fabrics

3. Tools & Instruments

• Hearing Aids – Essential medical devices
• Hand Tools (Agriculture & Construction) – Example: Spades, shovels
• Handmade Musical Instruments – Like tabla, flute, and sitar
• Equipment for Physically Challenged People – Wheelchairs, crutches, etc.

4. Miscellaneous Items

• Books & Educational Material – Textbooks, maps, newspapers
• Legal & Postal Items – Non-judicial stamps, postal envelopes
• Children’s Learning Aids – Coloring and drawing books
• Educational Services – Example: Online learning courses
• Live Animals (Except Horses) – Example: Chickens, cows
• Beehives & Honey Products – Unbranded raw honey
• Human Hair, Blood, and Semen – Used for medical or beauty purposes
• Jewelry & Accessories – Plain bangles (except gold/silver)
• Chalk Sticks – Used in schools
• Contraceptives – Birth control products
• Earthen Pots – Handmade clay pots
• Religious Items – Example: Idols, bindis, kumkum
• Kites – Used for celebrations
• Indian National Flag – Officially recognized flag
• Gandhi Topi – Traditional white cap
• Organic Manure – Used for farming
• Vaccines – Essential medicines

Conclusion

If you want to sell on Amazon without a GST number, focus on these exempt products. Many daily-use items like fresh food, handloom fabrics, and books do not attract GST. Before selling, always check the latest GST rules to ensure compliance.

Happy selling!