Day: April 9, 2023

Worldwide opportunity to merchant Exporter of traded goods
Apr 09

Worldwide Opportunities for Merchant Exporters of Traded Goods

As the world becomes more interconnected, the opportunities for global trade are expanding rapidly. Merchant exporters play a crucial role in facilitating international trade by sourcing goods from one country and exporting them to another. With the rise of e-commerce and the increasing demand for products across borders, merchant exporters have a significant opportunity to expand their businesses globally. In this article, we will explore the worldwide opportunities for merchant exporters in the trade of goods, with a particular focus Read Full Details…

Apr 09

Know How Merchant Exports Generate Foreign Exchange for the Country

Merchant exports are an essential part of a country’s economy as they generate foreign exchange, which is crucial for the growth and development of the nation. Merchant exports refer to the exports that are carried out by merchants or traders who purchase goods from domestic manufacturers and sell them to foreign buyers. In this article, we will discuss how merchant exports generate foreign exchange for the country. Foreign exchange is the currency of other countries that can be used to Read Full Details…

Apr 09

Huge potential to enhance exports from Telangana: APEDA chairman

Chairman of Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) M. Angamuthu has urged exporters in Telangana to increase millet export. He underscored this need in the backdrop of 2023 having been declared International Year of Millets (IYoM) and Telangana being one of the major millet producing States, according to a release on his interaction with exporters at APEDA’s regional office in Hyderabad. APEDA is a body under the Union Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Lauding exporters for their Read Full Details…

Apr 09

Combined export, import surge puts milk on the boil

Milk and cereals prices have kept food inflation from cooling, making it harder for the government to bring overall price growth to a targeted 4% (+/-2%). Milk and cereals prices have kept food inflation from cooling, making it harder for the government to bring overall price growth to a targeted 4% (+/-2%). (HT India’s import of milk products jumped slightly over 1000% to $4.77 billion in 2022-23 even as export of fat items, such as clarified butter (ghee), surged to Read Full Details…