Centre holds inter-ministerial meetings to fix boundaries under RoDTEP
NEW DELHI : The Centre is holding top-level inter-ministerial conferences to provide a closing form to the much-awaited Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Merchandise (RoDTEP) scheme for exporters and take the essential
India expands its cereals exports footprints to newer destinations
NEW DELHI : India’s quest for expanding the footprint of cereals exports through exploring new opportunities in countries or markets has started to yield results. The sharp spike in exports of mainly rice (basmati
Govt open to more measures to boost economy: CEA
NEW DELHI : The government is open to coming out with more measures to boost the economy which has been hit by the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, says Chief Economic Advisor (CEA)
Leather, its products export jumps to USD 641.72 mn in Apr-May 2021: CLE
NEW DELHI : The country’s export of leather, its products and footwear has jumped to USD 641.72 million in April-May 2021 from USD 146.79 million in the corresponding period last year, the Council for
AEPC seeks separate export policy
MUMBAI : Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) has urged the state government to create a separate export policy for Tamil Nadu. AEPC chairman A Sakthivel, who met state industries minister Thangam Thennarasu in Chennai
Lockdown may be easing, but box and capacity shortages still hobbling Indian exports
NEW DELHI : India may be slowly easing out of lockdown, but limits on factory production and tight air and sea freight capacity are still jeopardising exports – particularly to the US. Covid restrictions
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 to fare in the country’s top
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 wave. Moreover, Tauktae that hit parts