US Tariffs on Indian Exports: Challenges, Relief Measures, and New Market Pathways

US Tariffs on Indian Exports: Challenges, Relief Measures, and New Market Pathways

Beulah
Published on: 02/09/2025

The trade relationship between India and the United States entered a turbulent phase on 27 August 2025, when the US government doubled tariffs to 50% on a wide range of Indian exports. This move has significant implications for Indian businesses, particularly in labour-intensive sectors. At the same time, India is responding with relief measures, long-term export promotion strategies, and a clear push to diversify markets. This article unpacks the developments, their impact on exporters, and how businesses can respond strategically.

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A quick guide to selling Indian stationery overseas

A quick guide to selling Indian stationery overseas

Beulah
Published on: 18/07/2025

The world still buys a lot of pens, books and art kits. Market researchers say the global stationery market was worth about USD 158 billion in 2024 and could jump to USD 238 billion by 2032 – roughly 5 % growth each year. Fortune Business Insights

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Yellow Maize Husk Export from India (2025): Full Guide to Specs, Packaging, Supply Chain, Top Markets & Profit Margins

Yellow Maize Husk Export from India (2025): Full Guide to Specs, Packaging, Supply Chain, Top Markets & Profit Margins

Beulah
Published on: 18/07/2025

Yellow maize husk might look like farm waste, but buyers overseas pay real money for it. Feed mills mix it into cattle rations, biomass plants press it into fuel pellets, and eco-packaging makers turn its fibre into cups and trays. The world market for these uses is growing by about ten per cent each year. India alone throws away more than five million tonnes of husk every harvest, so even selling a fraction abroad can open a brand-new revenue stream for small exporters.

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6 Research-Backed Textile Niches Indian MSMEs Can Win in Europe — With Real Numbers

6 Research-Backed Textile Niches Indian MSMEs Can Win in Europe — With Real Numbers

Beulah
Published on: 11/07/2025

Europe is still one of the world’s biggest textile buyers. In 2023 it brought in €18 billion in home-textile products, and a hefty €11 billion of that came straight from developing countries such as India. That’s a wide-open door for agile suppliers who can stand out with sustainability, story and craft. (cbi.eu)

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