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India seeks bargains against UK's carbon border tax as part of FTA

Both countries hope to finalise the deal by February, before the Lok Sabha election in India

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Shreya Nandi New Delhi

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With the United Kingdom (UK) gearing up to levy carbon border tax on imported goods in 2027, India is bargaining for relief measures ranging from a longer transition period to repatriating the tax, people aware of the matter said.

India is seeking a bilateral commitment on these aspects as part of the free trade agreement (FTA) being negotiated between the two sides.

Both countries hope to finalise the deal by February -- before the Lok Sabha election in India.

During the FTA negotiations, one of the options India has proposed is giving a greater transition period since the UK is

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