India remains engaged with US for mutually beneficial trade agreement: Commerce Secretary
NEW DELHI: India remains engaged with the US for a mutually beneficial trade agreement, Commerce Secretary Shri Rajesh Agrawal said on Monday. He said at a media briefing that India and the US announced
Merchandise exports grow 1.84% to US$ 402.93 billion in April–February 2025–26
NEW DELHI : India’s total exports of merchandise and services recorded steady growth during the current financial year, reaching $790.86 billion in April-February 2025-26, marking a 5.79 per cent increase over $747.58 billion during
Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises organises first National Workshop on MSME Online Dispute Resolution Portal
NEW DELHI: The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of India, organised the first National Workshop on the MSME Online Dispute Resolution Portal on 16th March 2026 at New Delhi. The workshop was
QodeNext Partners with Clustag to Accelerate At Source RFID Adoption Across South Asia
MUMBAI: Qodenext, one of India’s fastest-growing supply chain traceability and automation service providers, has announced a strategic collaboration with Clustag to integrate advanced RAIN RFID intralogistics solutions into its technology portfolio. The partnership aims
Department of Commerce holds Chintan Shivir to strengthen India’s medical devices export ecosystem
NEW DELHI: The Department of Commerce organised a Chintan Shivir on Saturday at Vanijya Bhawan to deliberate on strengthening India’s medical device export ecosystem. The high-level meeting, held in collaboration with the Department of
Iran War escalation raises shipping costs and delivery risks for B2B sellers
CHICAGO: The escalating war in the Middle East is beginning to disrupt global shipping networks, raising freight costs and delivery logistics uncertainty for U.S. companies that sell through B2B ecommerce channels. Airspace closures, security
FIATA: Middle East Security Alert – Legal & Insurance Guidance for Freight Forwarders
GENEVA: The ongoing escalation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East is having a direct and growing impact on international freight operations. Disruptions to maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, and disruptions to
Middle East conflict is creating a three-layer cost impact for European and Italian trade, says Sogese
LIVORNO (ITALY): The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is beginning to reshape global shipping routes and place growing pressure on European supply chains, with Italian businesses facing longer transit times, rising freight costs,