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India’s desi gaming startups tap culture and storytelling to break China’s grip on toy and board game marketIn the vibrant world of play, Indian board games and toys are experiencing a renaissance. Consumers are leaning towards locally inspired op...- Trump's $166 billion tariff refunds may finally be in sight as first payouts expected by May 11The Trump administration is set to issue its first tariff refunds around May 11, following the Supreme Court's ruling that the sweeping dut...
- Iran war could make petroleum products from clothes to crayons more costlyGlobal oil disruptions are making everyday items more expensive. From plush toys to bandages, the cost of materials derived from petroleum ...
- 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...
- International toy fair to begin on July 6; over 100 foreign buyers to participateWooden toy maker Gautam said that different categories of toys will be showcased to buyers such as electronics, soft toys, playground equip...
- India’s FY24 toy exports fall, separate strategies for each group key: GTRIIndia's toy exports declined to $152.34 million in FY24. GTRI advises strategies like inviting international manufacturers, building a dome...
- India's toy exports slip to $152.34 mn in 2023-24; need strategy to push it: GTRI reportIndia's toy exports saw a slight decline to USD 152.34 million in 2023-24 from USD 153.89 million the previous year. Despite quality contro...
- Indian toy industry can learn from expertise of G20 members to boost manufacturingUS has a strong toy market, and studying their strategies and approaches can help India increase toy consumption among its population. Expe...
- 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...
- Is India’s renewed focus on ‘Toyconomy’ enough to take on China?A host of factors has given Indian manufacturers a lead in the domestic toys business. But as trade returns to pre-Covid levels, the govern...
- No kidding: India gears up to create its own toy storyBored kids make good business and with a new toy manufacturing policy, India wants a piece of the global pie.
- UP govt receives 92 applications from domestic toy manufacturersThis comes days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his Mann Ki Baat address said India could become a big toy production hub.
- Government assures support to toy industry to compete with ChinaAmidst "dumping" of consumer products by China, MSME Minister Virbhadra Singh on Saturday assured all support to the Rs 6,000 crore Indian ...
- Traditional toy market is alive: LegoIt’s time for Lego to ‘play well’ in the Indian market. One of the world’s largest toy makers that started its journey in 1932, the Denmark...
- Majority of toys in Indian market contain toxic chemical: StudyThe study by CSE found over 45 per cent of the samples exceeded internationally accepted safe limits for phthalates.
- 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...
- Domestic toy makers to revive Rs 500 cr Toy City to survive Chinese onslaughtDomestic toy makers are set to revive Rs 500-crore Toy City project in Greater Noida to survive the Chinese onslaught. The 125-acre city of...
- 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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