Union Budget to give a boost to exports and manufacturing
In a major push to LGD (lab grown diamonds) manufacturing, duty on LGD seeds reduced from 5% to 0%; research grant of Rs. 242 crore
Month: February 2023
Agricultural and Process Food Export Development Authority (APEDA) participates in 28th edition of Gulfood 2023
Agricultural and Process Food Export Development Authority (APEDA) is participating in the 28th edition of Gulfood 2023 being held in UAE. In order to augment
Record Potato production puts Bengal Growers in deep distress
Tens of thousands of potato growers in Bengal are in deep financial distress since the beginning of this year with traders forcing procurement prices to
Trade-boosting North America Roadshow visits 12 UK cities in 12 days
Department for Business and Trade kicks off North America Roadshow, visiting 12 cities across the UK to promote business opportunities in the US and Canada.
Steady demand for white and red cabbage in food retail, sluggish export market
In the northern German growing region of Dithmarschen, the marketing of stored carrots is currently proceeding slowly. “The raw material is relatively expensive with mostly
RBL Bank enters into agreement with Exim Bank for trade finance
Private lender RBL Bank on Monday announced it has entered into an agreement with Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim Bank) under Trade Assistance Programme
Electronic invoicing could cut tax losses in international trade
The comprehensive study conducted by Perkumpulan Prakarsa research organization, as quoted on the opinion page of this newspaper on Feb. 20, is yet another illustration
Services exports to cross $300 bn this fiscal; $1 trillion achievable by 2030: SEPC
Services exports are recording a healthy growth rate and going by this trend, the outbound shipments will cross USD 300 billion in 2022-23, and tapping
60% of animal cafes in Japan harbor species restricted by international trade laws, study finds
Some 60% of animal cafes in Japan contain exotic species restricted by international trade laws, raising fears that their popularity may not just threaten their
Jamaican ganja farmers outraged after licence granted to import Canadian herb
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Some local ganja farmers are fuming over reports that a licence has been granted to a company to import Canadian cannabis into