Indian exports not to have major impact for the fall in Yen rates : FIEO
NEW DELHI : The recent depreciation seen in Japanese yen is not expected to impact India’s exports to that country as they are not competing with domestic manufacturers, but it could jack up Indian
Logix India 2024: Unveiling India’s journey towards global logistics supremacy
MUMBAi : The 5th Edition of Logix India, a flagship logistics event organized by the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) with the support of Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India commenced
Logix India 2024 sets stage for India’s logistics ascendancy : FIEO
MUMBAI : The 5th Edition of Logix India 2024, a flagship logistics event organised by the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, kicked off on
Exporters work on product identification problems under UK’s replacement scheme for GSP
NEW DELHI : The UK Government’s decision to replace the popular Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) programme, which offered import duty concessions to developing nations and LDCs for certain items, with the “simpler and
Ashwani Kumar unanimously elected as the new President of FIEO, aims to enhance the competitiveness …
NEW DELHI : Mr Ashwani Kumar, Partner, Victor Forgings, Jalandhar has been unanimously elected as the New President of the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) on March 11, 2024. Mr Ashwani Kumar is
Indian box volumes tick up despite Red Sea-linked supply chain disruption
NEW DELHI : Containerised trade through India’s major and minor private ports saw measurable traction last month, according to exclusive port data obtained by Container News. Combined volumes hit nearly 1.9 million TEUs in February,
Freight rates on major Indian trades see downward corrections after January highs
MUMBAI : After spiking dramatically amid the Red Sea crisis-linked shipping disruption, container freight rates seen on trades out of India have held firm or even declined in some cases in February, month-on-month, according
Indian traders on edge as exports worth $64 billion at risk as an impact of the Red Sea crisis : FIE…
NEW DELHI : Indian exports have so far braved the Red Sea crisis with outbound shipments registering a 3.1 percent rise in January, offering consolation that the country may escape the worst of the ongoing tensions