Taliban Stops Trade Between India & Afghanistan
The trading relation with India has been stopped by Afghanistan after the capture of Kabul by the Taliban on August 15, where they also seized two important terminals. Dr Ajay Sahai, the director-general of the Federation of Indian Export Organisation asserted that this year the exports were worth $835 million while imports were $510 million. Afghanistan is popular for exporting sugar, tea, and others.
Tags: Imports, Exports, Afghanistan, India
Courtesy: The Logical Indian
Govt Data Reveals April 2021 Lockdown Initiated Economic Slowdown
Citing government data, financial experts hinted that India is facing economic distress from April 2021, due to lockdown. Analysing the retail activity and road congestion, Indian economist Abhishek Gupta highlighted the economic slowdown till May 16. Abhishek said that the continuous economic distress will surely reflect in the GDP. Reportedly, recent data highlighted rise in input costs in business with decline in exports, imports and… read-more
Tags: coronavirus lockdown, ECONOMIC DISTRESS, Exports, business
Courtesy: The Print
India's Exports Clock At $30.21 Billion In April; Rises Amid Pandemic
Making huge increase the Indian exports for April month clocked at $30.21 billion surpassing the previous year's tally of $10.17 billion. Experts attributed strong demand and seamless economic activity behind the surge. However, the trade deficit stood at $15.24 billion as imports in the fiscal month increased by 165.99% year-on-year reaching $45.45 billion. Notably, while the exports dropped by 12.3% from March, the inbound shipment surged… read-more
Tags: Imports, Exports, Inbound shipment, India, fiscal deficit, Trade defecit
Courtesy: The Logical Indian
Indian Mangoes To Be Absent From US Markets For Second Year In A Row
US markets will not sell Indian mangoes, for the second year in a row, owing to the government's inability to roll out a solution for the export problem this year. Moreover, before exporting mangoes, a US phytosanitary inspector has to monitor pre-clearance activities which was not arranged due to the pandemic. According to mango traders, the break has put a halt to the consistent growth of their business.
Tags: Mangoes, Traders, Exports, United States, Mango Export
Courtesy: Indian Express
Indian Pharma Exports Clock 18% Growth In FY20-21; Highest In 8 Years
India has recorded a steep growth of 18.07% in drugs and pharmaceutical exports, said Pharmaceutical Export Promotion Council of India (Pharmexcil). According to the Department of Commerce, Government of India, for the financial year 2020-21, India exported pharmaceutical goods worth $24.44 billion which is the highest export in the past eight years. Despite the pharmaceutical market showing a decline of 1-2% in 2020 globally, the demand for… read-more
Tags: Brifly News, Brifly Exclusive, Pharmacy, Exports, Pharmaceutical Exports
Courtesy: Brifly Exclusive
US Bans Pork Trade From India Over African Swine Fever
The US’ Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has named India in the list of countries affected by the highly contagious African swine fever. Releasing the notification, nearly year after confirmation, the US Department of Agriculture has imposed restriction on import of pork and pork products. Notably, Indian pork-related exports to US clocked $5,00,000-mark in 2020. Reportedly, the contagious ASF… read-more
Tags: Agriculture, United States, swine flu, Exports
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
India To Limit COVID Vaccine Export; Focus On Domestic Immunisation
In a bid to focus on the domestic immunisation drive, India will no longer expand exports of the COVID-19 vaccines. Though there is no ban on the supply of the vaccines to other countries, the Centre has planned to consider exports only after meeting domestic needs. Interestingly, the vaccine manufacturers have also hinted towards satiating the domestic demands first. Notably, India has supplied over 60 million doses of the vaccines to 76… read-more
Tags: covid 19, Coronavirus Vaccines, India, Exports
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
India Exported 38 Lakh Litres Of Water; China Biggest Consumer
Union Minister Hardip Singh Puri has apprised that between 2015-2021, India had exported around 38,50,431 litres of water worldwide. The export comprises 23,78,227 litres of mineral water, 6,02,389 litres of aerated water, and 8,69,815 litres of natural. Interestingly, in 2019-20, a bulky proportion of the water was proceeded to China, followed by the Maldives. However, experts have criticized exports considering government's inefficiency… read-more
Tags: Hardip puri, lok sabha, Exports, water, China, Maldives
Courtesy: Down To Earth
Govt Approves Export Of 156 Defence Equipment Including Tejas
The Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) on February 4 released a list of 156 defence equipment approved by the Indian government for export to friendly nations. The approved equipment includes indigenous LCA Tejas, tanks, missiles and anti-tank mines. Besides, the export list also includes aeronautical systems, nuclear-biological-chemical equipment, electronics and communication systems and missile systems among others.… read-more
Tags: DRDO, Defence, Defence Equipment, Exports
Courtesy: Times Now
China's Exports To India Plunge While India's Exports to China Surge
The trade flow between India and China has tilted significantly in favour of the former one. The Chinese Customs Data released on December 7 read that China's export to India, from January-November 2020, has plunged 13% whereas its import from India has increased by 16%. Reportedly, China's export to India stood at $59 billion while India exported about $19 billion of goods to China. With this, India lowered its trade deficit with China.
Tags: China, India, Exports, Chinese imports
Courtesy: The New Indian Express