CTIL, IIFT, DGTR, and CII organise workshop on Trade Remedies and MSMEs to strengthen fair trade capacity
NEW DELHI : A workshop on “Trade Remedies and MSMEs: Building Capacity for Fair Trade” was organized by the Centre for Trade and Investment Law (CTIL), Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, in collaboration with
G-RIDE Subsidiary joins hands with CONCOR to operate New Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal at Rafaleshwar
MORBI : G-RIDE Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal (Morbi) Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Gujarat Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation (G-RIDE), has entered into a strategic partnership with Container Corporation of India Ltd. (CONCOR) to
India-US trade deal stalemate continues, talks to resume in August
WASHINGTON : Negotiations between India and the US on a crucial trade pact remain at an impasse, with talks now expected to resume when a delegation from Washington visits Delhi in the second week
New potential for Indian businesses with UK Free Trade
NEW DELHI : The recent India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is a “game changer”, says global air and ocean freight specialist, Europa Air & Sea. It’s a dynamic time for global trade, with trade
DGFT extends deadline on application for export of Pharma Grade Sugar
NEW DELHI : The Directorate General of Foreign Trade ( DGFT ) has notified an extension in the deadline for submitting applications for the export of Pharma Grade Sugar. This was communicated through Trade
Gujarat exports over 856 metric tonnes of mangoes in 2024–25
GANDHINAGAR : Gujarat’s Kesar Mango is increasingly capturing international markets, with the state exporting over 856 metric tonnes of mangoes in the year 2024–25 alone. Over the five-year period from 2019–20 to 2024–25, Gujarat
Parliament passes ‘Bills of Lading, 2025’ Bill on the first day of Monsoon Session, replaces 169 years old Colonial-Era Shipping Law
NEW DELHI : On the first day of monsoon session, the ‘Bills of Lading, 2025’ bill was passed by the Rajya Sabha paving the way for Presidential Assent. Tabled by the Union Minister of Ports,
Indian millers, rice exporters eye windfall as Bangladesh plans to import 9 lakh tonnes
NEW DELHI : Indian rice exporters and millers are optimistic about a rise in demand and better prices following Bangladesh’s plan to import nine lakh tonnes of rice, industry stakeholders said on Sunday. India,
