India’s recently concluded free trade agreement (FTA) with the European Union marks a major step in expanding agricultural export opportunities for Indian farmers. The deal, finalised after nearly two decades of negotiations, connects two massive markets representing around 2 billion people and a significant share of global GDP. A key advantage is preferential or zero-duty…

The recent trade agreement between India and the European Union is not just about higher exports—it’s a push toward transforming how Indian agriculture operates. European markets are known for strict quality, traceability, and sustainability standards. To access these premium buyers, Indian farmers and agri-businesses will increasingly adopt better post-harvest handling, food safety certifications, and climate-smart…

The evolving trade arrangement between India and the United States has drawn attention due to a key number: 18%. This rate reflects the revised U.S. tariff level applied to many Indian exports under the interim trade framework, replacing far steeper duties imposed during 2025. From Tariff Shock to Partial Relief At one stage, duties on…