India”s coal import drops 17% in Apr-Nov
India”s coal import declined by 17 per cent to 137.16 million tonne (MT) in the April-November period of the current fiscal. The country had imported 165.35 MT of coal in the year-ago period, according
World of Coriander Webinar held to accelerate Quality Production & Export of Coriander
NEW DELHI: The Spices Board of India and DBT-SABC Biotech Kisan Hub in collaboration with ICAR-NRCSS, RSAMB and Kota Agriculture University organized the World of Coriander webinar ‘Accelerating Quality Production, Post-Harvesting, Value Addition &
Thermal coal imports at major ports fall 16% to 55 MT in Apr-Dec: Body
Disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic continued to impact cargo movement in India with thermal coal imports at 12 major ports declining 16.43 per cent year-on-year to 55.16 million tonnes in April-December 2020 period,
Government relaxed AEO process for MSMEs
The Central Board of Indirect Taxation & Customs (CBIC) in order to promote import and export related ease of doing business among MSMEs with respect to their Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) accreditation has eased
Thai rice exports to stay low in 2021 on global shipping container crunch
Thailand’s rice exports are headed for another gloomy year after sinking to the lowest volume in two decades in 2020, exporters said, as a global shortage of shipping containers reduce the prospects of increasing
Govt warns of rising cyber frauds against Exporters
NEW DELHI: The External Affairs Ministry has cautioned the commerce ministry against rising cyber frauds against Indian exporters, which are causing a spike in bilateral trade disputes. This has prompted the Directorate General of
Gujarat textile industry sees jump in export orders, says experts
AHMEDABAD: After an increase in purchases by domestic buyers, the textile industry in Gujarat is now witnessing encouraging export demand from Europe, USA, Australia and New Zealand. The textile industry went through a tough
Indian rice exporters start new year on a positive note as Vietnam buys after decades
Indian rice exporters have started the New Year on a bright note, bagging orders to ship to Vietnam, the world’s third-largest exporter, after decades and expecting to cash in on the Bangladesh government order