India-EU FTA to boost textiles industry, generate more jobs: Raymond Group MD Gautam Singhania
NEW DELHI: The proposed India-European Union (EU) Free Trade Agreement (FTA), particularly negotiations around zero duty on textiles, could deliver a significant boost to employment and industrial growth, Raymond Group Managing Director Shri Gautam
India to present Diverse Agri-Food Ecosystem through 161 Exhibitors at Gulfood 2026
NEW DELHI: The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, is participating in Gulfood 2026 with a strong, expanded and high-impact presence,
Five Companies selected Under PLI White Goods Scheme; Production to Reach ₹8,337 Crore
NEW DELHI: The evaluation of 13 applications received in the fourth round under the PLI Scheme for White Goods has resulted in the provisional selection of five applicants, with a committed investment of ₹863
Asia-US container rates edge lower as pre-Lunar New Year demand bump fails to emerge
LONDON: Rates for shipping containers from east Asia and China to the US edged lower this week as a pre-Lunar New Year demand bump failed to emerge, or has already peaked, which suggests carriers
EU GSP regulation to impact only 2.66% of India’s exports
NEW DELHI: The European Union Generalised System of preferences (GSP) regulation impacts only 2.66% of India’s exports to the European Union, underscoring the limited trade effect of EU’s GSP Regulations 2025, effective from January
India seeks to boost manufacturing, hit $1.3 trln in exports through deregulation, sources say
NEW DELHI : India will seek to triple the nation’s exports by 2035 by boosting manufacturing through structural changes rather than with hefty spending, according to two government officials.In Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s
Jobs at risk, irreversible market loss if US tariffs continue: Textile exporters in missive to Vice President
NEW DELHI : Sustained US tariffs in the absence of a trade deal could cause permanent damage to India’s market share, resulting in job losses, as there is no further shock-absorption capacity left, Indian
CMA CGM takes delivery of its 400th owned vessel, CMA CGM MONTE CRISTO
MARSEILLE : The CMA CGM Group announces the arrival in its fleet of its 400th owned vessel, the CMA CGM MONTE CRISTO, the first in a series of six methanol container ships. This key
