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- Tariff war opens door for India to emerge as global toy export hubIndian toy industry leaders see the US-China tariff war as a golden opportunity to boost exports, particularly to the US. With the US impos...
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- India is winning PM Modi's toy war on China. Will this trend continue?India's toy industry has the potential to showcase Prime Minister Narendra Modi's project of creating a self-reliant India that manufacture...
- To promote domestic industry, India to start licence regime for toy imports from MarchDPIIT recently extended the enforcement of compulsory certification by Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) for toys to January 1, 2021, from S...
- Tough quality norms hit imports of Chinese toysThis has hit supply and pushed up retail prices 8-14 per cent, while wholesale prices have risen about 30 per cent, executives said.
- With tougher norms, importing toys no longer a child’s playThe move can choke Chinese imports and boost local manufacture, but the Rs 5,000-cr local industry is worried about orders already booked f...
- Democratic toy quality norms soonIndia is working on new regulations for toy imports which would make it mandatory for all countries wanting to sell toys to India to meet p...
- China drags India to WTO for putting brakes on toy importsChina has dragged India to the WTO for restricting its toys imports from January this year, alleging it is a discriminatory move to protect...
- Only quality-certified Chinese toys may be allowed in IndiaChinese toys conforming to international quality standards may be allowed in India, said the government on Monday, partially revoking an ea...
- India lifts ban on import of toys from ChinaIndia has partially lifted the six months ban imposed on import of toys from China earlier this year.
- Ban on Chinese toys made fool-proof, action compliant with WTO rulesIgnoring a threat of being dragged to WTO on ban on import of Chinese toys, India today plugged loopholes in the rules that could have allo...
- Chinese toymakers now turn to home turfFor 24 years, toymaker Yoshiritsu has resisted the pull to move to lower-cost China, sticking it out in more costly Japan to meet the exact...
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