India & India — Export Inspection Council of India

India: India has secured continued market access to the European Union for its aquaculture products, eggs, honey, and animal casings, preventing a potential disruption to its $1.59 billion fisheries trade.

India — Export Inspection Council of India: The India — Export Inspection Council of India strengthened India's Official Control System through enhanced inspection, testing, and certification mechanisms to align with European Union regulations, facilitating continued market access.

India: India's Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are facing severe compliance challenges due to the European Union's CBAM, threatening the export competitiveness of its steel and aluminium sectors. The Government of India is urged to intervene with support and policy adjustments.

India — Export Inspection Council of India: The India — Export Inspection Council of India is suggested to establish a mutual recognition regime with European verification agencies to prevent expensive foreign auditing costs for Indian exporters.

India: India is a central participant in the bilateral trade agreement, actively negotiating with the United States to enhance market access, attract investments, and strengthen its position in global supply chains. The country is also facing proposed tariffs from the United States related to forced labor concerns.

India — Export Inspection Council of India: The India — Export Inspection Council of India is willing to support industry in setting up modern testing facilities, which can aid in trade and quality assurance.

India: India gains significant duty-free access for its exports to Oman, strengthening its economic footprint in the Middle East and diversifying its trade relations. This agreement is expected to boost India's merchandise and services exports, create job opportunities, and enhance its strategic position.

India — Export Inspection Council of India: Oman>>> will accept certificates issued by India — Export Inspection Council of India>>> under the CEPA, streamlining trade procedures.