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Iran, Taiwan reject Indian tea shipments citing phytosanitary issues

Taiwan and Iran have rejected three containers of tea sent from India due to phytosanitary issues and presence of pesticides beyond permissible limits

India aims to double marine product exports to Rs 1 trn in 5 years: Goyal

India aims to double marine product exports to Rs 1 lakh crore in the next five years from the present around Rs 50,000 crore, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Food & Public Distribution and Textiles Piyush Goyal has said.

Piyush Goyal asks spice exporters to maintain quality to sustain growth

Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal asked the spice exporters to strive to maintain the comparative advantage to sustain the growth in the spice sector

Govt looks to restructure export promotion councils, aims to boost growth

The government has delegated PwC India the responsibility of preparing the primary report

From wheat to steel, India can't afford to lose the world's trust on trade

The only chance that countries such as India have to entice value chains away from China is by focusing on resilience and reliability

India has no plans to curb rice exports as local supplies surge: Report

India banned wheat exports on May 14, just days after New Delhi forecast record shipments of 10 million tonnes this year

Exports rise 21% to $23.7 billion during May 1 to 21, shows data

The total figure for May is likely to be realised by the commerce ministry in June

Egypt says government purchases exempted from India's wheat exports ban

India said it would still allow exports backed by letters of credit that were already issued, and sales to countries that request supplies "to meet their food security needs"

Netherlands jumps 5 places to become India's 5th-largest export destination

Germany, which was earlier India's top European export destination (eighth position), has now dropped two ranks to 10th place

India prohibits wheat exports with immediate effect to calm local prices

Trade sources said the decision to ban all sorts of wheat exports with immediate effect will immediately cool down the market prices of wheat and bring it closer to the MSP of Rs 2,015 per quintal

Exports up 30.7% to $40.19 bn in April; trade deficit widens to $20.11 bn

India imported goods worth $60.3 billion, up nearly 30 per cent on year in April

Top Headlines: Wheat export push, CBDT's ITR guidelines, and more

Here are the top Business Standard headlines on Friday

Toyota to make EV parts in India for domestic, countries in ASEAN bloc

The carmaker plans to start by producing e-drives or electric powertrain parts used by different electric vehicle types, says executive.

As Black Sea supplies fall, India sells record 1.4 mn tonnes wheat in April

India is the only major supplier of wheat at this time of year, and its exports of the grain have surged since Russia invaded Ukraine in late February

Is India's exports growth momentum sustainable?

Exports breached the $400-billion mark in FY22. But the commerce ministry has not projected any fresh exports target for FY23. Is it due to the uncertainty surrounding world trade? Let's find out

Govt may save Rs 9,000 crore in claims under export promotion schemes

In April, exports grew 24.2 per cent year-on-year to their third-highest level of $38.2 billion, on the back of higher commodity prices

India's exports up 24% to $38 bn in April; trade deficit widens to $20 bn

The preceding month had witnessed record outbound shipments of $42.2 billion

West notwithstanding, imports from Russia jump 33% to $1.1 bn in March

India's exports to Moscow fall 75% in March over Feb

Why we must clearly define atmanirbharta and our reasons for chasing it

Employment deficit is a bigger problem for India than trade deficit. That and the feasibility question should not be lost in PLI's search for strategic self-reliance, writes T N Ninan

Exports of ceramics and glassware products touch $3.5 bn in FY22

Exports of ceramics and glassware products touched a "record" $3.5 billion in 2021-22, the commerce ministry said