Exporters seeking to avail duty concessions on shipments to UK, to follow new British rules : DGFT
NEW DELHI : Exporters seeking to avail duty concessions on shipments to the UK will have to adhere to the new British rules under the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS). In a trade notice,
MSMEs in India worry that this rule is likely to affect working relations with suppliers and buyers
NEW DELHI : As India’s small businesses continue to grapple with debt and delayed payment issues, the Union Finance Ministry is reportedly considering a deferment of the enforcement of Rule 43B (h) under the
Rajasthan Govt prepares draft of Export Promotion Policy 2024 via EoDB
JAIPUR : The Rajasthan Government has prepared a draft policy to boost exports through ease of doing business(EoDB), faster clearances, and digital infrastructure. The government is seeking suggestions from industrialists, exporters, and trade bodies
State-of-the-art Logistics Park to boost Meghalaya’s economic growth
SHILLONG : In a significant move towards the infrastructural development of Meghalaya, Methina Farida Marak, the Nokma of Resu A’king, Resubelpara, donated a land parcel of 106 acres to the Meghalaya Industrial Development Corporation
Odisha targets ₹10,000 crore investment in textiles sector
BHUBANESWAR : Odisha has set an ambitious target of attracting an investment of ₹10,000 crore for its textiles sector over the next five years, with the aim to bolster the state’s economy by creating
Dammam port to enhance logistics services with new improved Asia connections
RIYADH : Trade links between Saudi Arabia and Southeast Asia are set to further prosper after the Kingdom’s port authority announced a new shipping service IMS to the region from King Abdulaziz Port in
Majority of outstanding issues in India-UK FTA moving towards resolution
NEW DELHI : Majority of outstanding issues pertaining to the negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement between India and United Kingdom (UK) are “moving towards resolution” and the two sides are still in talks
Why Russia is banking on $1.7 billion railway plan in Iran to come closer to Mumbai
NEW DELHI : Russia is banking on rail freight to mitigate the effect of Western sanctions on its economy. Moscow is investing billions to expand its trade ties with India and the countries of