MoCI to help exporters maintain proper documentation to deal with cases
NEW DELHI : The Commerce Ministry(MoCI) has started an exercise to help Indian exporters keep proper documentation to deal with US countervailing duty cases on domestic products, an official said. As part of the
Laptop and PC import curbs for national security : India to WTO
NEW DELHI : India has told the World Trade Organization (WTO) that its decision to restrict the imports of personal computers, laptops and other IT hardware products aims to prevent deceptive practices, collect trade
COP28 : India needs to flag misconception that exports, imports add to global carbon emissions, according to GTRI
DUBAI : This is a complete misconception that exports and imports contribute significantly to global carbon emissions and India needs to flag this issue in the discussions on global trade and climate change in
Govt should cut import tax on goods to lessen need for export schemes : GTRI
NEW DELHI : Reducing import duties on inputs and capital goods could help the government cut down the need for many of the existing export schemes, think tank GTRI said on Friday. This would be
India asks WTO to work on clear definition of e-commerce trade in goods, services
GENEVA : India has asked the WTO members to work on a clear definition of e-commerce trade in goods and services as it would help provide developing countries a policy space to make decisions
WTO: US calls India’s rice ban ‘Unnecessary’, India says food security priority
BERLIN : US called India’s export ban on non-basmati rice an “unnecessary trade barrier” while asking for its immediate withdrawal at the WTO agricultural committee meeting. India countered this by saying that the new ban was
India wants to levy Carbon Tax on EU’s proposed CBAM
NEW DELHI : India is mulling its own Carbon Tax, on the lines of the European Union’s proposed Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) principles, especially for exports to the European nations. Under these taxation
India’s exports to EU worth USD 1.3 bn to be impacted by EU’s deforestation regulation
NEW DELHI : Indian exports of products like coffee, leather hides and paperboard worth USD 1.3 billion annually to the European Union will get impacted due to the deforestation regulation adopted by the EU earlier this week,