Bangladesh is now among India’s top 5 export destinations
DHAKA : Bangladesh has surpassed Hong Kong to become India’s fourth biggest export destination in the first three months of the current calendar year, and climbed four notches
Rs 5k crore revival: 60 new plants in Morbi
AHMEDABAD : The ceramics hub of Morbi seems to have bounced back after some factories were shut down recently due to weak domestic demand during the second Covid-19
India’s exports up 46% to $14 bn during June
NEW DELHI : India’s exports rose by 46.43 per cent to USD 14.06 billion during June 1-14 on account of healthy growth in shipments in sectors such as
Zero duty imports from Nepal become major concern for Darjeeling’s tea and edible oil industry
Zero duty imports from Nepal below the South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA) settlement have emerged as a major concern for Darjeeling’s tea and edible oil industry. Darjeeling’s
Coal India allows buyers to export for first time
KOLKATA : State-run Coal India Ltd said on Friday buyers are now allowed to export coal bought from the miner through e-auctions, in what it called a “first
India’s Q1 merchandise exports may grow to USD 87.2 billion: Exim Bank
NEW DELHI The forecasts are based on India Exim Bank’s Export Leading Index (ELI) model, which has shown an upward movement during the same quarter, it said The
India’s agri exports up 17.34 pc at $41.25 bn in 2020-21
NEW DELHI : Commerce Secretary Anup Wadhawan said huge growth has been seen in the export of cereals, non-basmati rice, wheat, millets, maize and other coarse grains.The largest
Sixteen varieties of mangoes including three GI certified varieties exported to Bahrain from West Be
NEW DELHI : In a major boost to mango exports potential from eastern region, sixteen varieties of mangoes including three GI certified Khirsapati & Lakshmanbhog (West Bengal), Zardalu (Bihar) are being exported to Bahrain
RoDTEP: Rates for export promotion scheme likely to be announced in 10 days, says FIEO
NEW DELHI : Exporters, which are majority MSMEs dealing with uncertainty while finalising and negotiating new export orders, have been urging the government for immediate notification of rates
‘Indian suppliers face risk of losing $274 billion in exports if they fail to cut carbon emissions
NEW DELHI : Indian are at the risk of losing $274 billion in export if they failing to curb carbon emissions in line with their multinational company partners,