Textile Ministry may get ₹1,100 crore from Cotton Productivity Mission
NEW DELHI : The Ministry of Textiles is said to have prevailed over other ministries to secure more than one-fifth of the total expenditure of about ₹6,000 crore proposed for the Cotton Productivity Mission,
2025 a ‘Tariff-ied’ year, 2026 likely year of transition for economy: Report
NEW DELHI: As the world approaches the end of 2025, the year is likely to be remembered as a “tariff-ied” one from a global trade and economic perspective, while 2026 may emerge as a
First LNG-powered ship from Singapore docks at port in historic call
SINGAPORE : The Port of Mombasa has marked a historic milestone by receiving the first Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)–powered vessel to dock at an East African port. The move signalled a huge leap toward
Despite tariffs, India’s exports to US on uptrend since Sept, tariff-hit sectors not worst per…
NEW DELHI : Despite tariffs remaining in place, India’s exports to the United States have shown a pickup since September, while sectors that were expected to be hit harder by tariffs have not underperformed
Dry Port Surcharge – Export (DPS) – Indian locations via Indian Port of Loading to World
COPENHAGEN : Maersk constantly strives to provide more reliable and innovative products. They offer the broadest coverage and competitive transit times at an unmatched reliability. To continue offering our broad portfolio of services and
Indian exporters can help NZ reduce China dependence, boost shipments : GTRI
NEW DELHI : Indian Exporters in various sectors like agriculture, petroleum, pharma, apparel, electronics and auto have potential not only to scale up shipments to New Zealand but also help the island nation reduce
Gujarat dyes and intermediates sector sees early signs of demand revival
AHMEDABAD : Gujarat-based manufacturers of dyes and intermediate chemicals are cautiously optimistic about a demand recovery in the coming months, as global supply chain disruptions ease and overseas markets begin to stabilise. Industry representatives
Indian cardamom exporters bet big on Guatemalan crop failure
NEW DELHI : A failure in Guatemala’s cardamom crop has rekindled the hopes of Indian exporters of dispatching more overseas shipments, especially to the Gulf markets for the ensuing Ramadan season. The emerging situation