Govt not to impose export curbs on low-grade iron ore
NEW DELHI : India is unlikely to impose tariffs on exports of low-grade iron ore for now despite rising overseas sales to China, a source with direct knowledge
Extension of interest subvention scheme with deeper subvention required to provide export competitiv
NEW DELHI : Interest equalization scheme (IES) is one of the most effective instruments to remove cost disability of Indian exports. The scheme provides much needed competitiveness to
To promote exports from India, DGFT evaluating usefulness of Interest Equalisation Scheme
NEW DELHI : The government is scrutinising the Interest Equalisation Scheme for exporters to analyse its usefulness in promoting exports so far, including from the MSME sector, to
Apple’s iPhone exports from India have doubled, but component manufacturing needs to pick up
NEW DELHI : Since 2017, when Apple first started assembling its older version of iPhones in India, there have been many significant developments. The majority of the progress
AEO status now extended to the Gem & Jewellery sector : GJEPC
NEW DELHI : The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) is pleased to announce a significant milestone for the gem and jewellery industry in India. Following extensive
Rice export prices fell to 3-month low on shrinking demand, ample supplies
NEW DELHI : Top exporter India’s rice export prices fell to their lowest level in more than three months this week on subdued demand and ample supplies, while
Commerce Ministry working on infrastructure to achieve $1 tn exports by 2030
NEW DELHI : The Commerce Ministry (MoCI) has initiated an exercise to identify required infrastructure needs, potential sectors, and clusters which would help the country achieve the $1
Centre allows export of 2,000 tonnes of onions via three ports
NEW DELHI : In a surprise move, the Union government on Thursday partially relaxed the indefinite ban on onion exports again, paving the way for the “immediate” export of 2,000
Spices Board is ready to start mandatory testing for exports to Hong Kong and Singapore
MUMBAI : The Spices Board of India said it is ready to begin mandatory testing for spice consignments destined for Singapore and Hong Kong following reports that the
India’s engineering exports up 10.7% in March, says trade body
NEW DELHI : India’s engineering goods including steel and machinery exports rose 10.7% year-on-year in March to $11.28 billion, growing in double digits for the second straight month,