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Bangladesh won’t face issues due to India’s trans-shipment halt: Official

DHAKA : Bangladesh interim government's Commerce Adviser Sheikh Bashir Uddin on Thursday said that his country will not face any problems due to the...

Govt cautions exporters against diverting third-country goods to US as trade war heats up

NEW DELHI : The government on Wednesday assured industry that it would closely monitor imports to prevent the dumping of goods from foreign countries...

First ICAO Global Air Cargo Summit (IACS) highlights

TURKIYE : The session on Thursday at the First ICAO Global Air Cargo Summit (IACS) highlighted the fascinating journey of flowers from Africa reaching...

Piyush Goyal chairs a meeting on the emerging trade scenario with EPCs and Industry bodies

NEW DELHI : Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Shri Piyush Goyal, yesterday held discussions with the Export Promotion Councils and Industry Bodies in...

Piyush Goyal says the “Applied Tariffs” to the US are only 7-8%

NEW DELHI : Union Commerce Minister Shri Piyush Goyal on Monday said the "applied tariffs" to the US are only 7-8 per cent, which...

India’s exports to US may fall $5.76 billion in 2025 due to Trump tariffs : GTRI

NEW DELHI : India’s exports to the US could fall by an estimated $5.76 billion in 2025 to $84 billion owing to the reciprocal...

Gujarat’s Kesar Mango exports surge, boosting global recognition

JUNAGADH : Gujarat’s iconic Kesar Mango is making a bold impact on the global stage, with exports reaching an impressive 689.5 metric tonnes in...

Madurai milestone achievement in Moringa Export – a TN Govt initiative

MADURAI : India fulfills 80% of the global demand for moringa, with Tamil Nadu leading in moringa cultivation within the country. According to the...

Exporters confuse to ship goods as US tariffs to come effect on April 9

NEW DELHI : With the US reciprocal tariffs set to take effect on April 9, there is likely to be a last-minute scramble for...

Tariff changes could open new opportunities for Indian textiles : Arvind’s Kulin Lalbhai

NEW DELHI : Mr. Kulin Lalbhai, Vice-Chairman of Arvind believes that while higher US tariffs on textile imports may lead to increased costs for American buyers...

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