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Parliament watch: India & ASEAN progress on AITIGA review, US tariffs and moreIndia and ASEAN are actively reviewing their trade agreement, with the next meeting scheduled for August 2025. The government is working to...- Govt should flag EUDR as non-tariff barrier at WTO: Parliamentary panel to govtA parliamentary panel suggests India raise concerns about the EU's anti-deforestation rules at the WTO. They want a review of free trade ag...
- New EU rule may stir up trouble for Araku coffee exportsAraku coffee growers in Andhra Pradesh face potential export disruptions to Europe due to the upcoming EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), ...
- Coffee Board preps exporters to comply with EU deforestation rulesIndia is preparing its coffee exporters to comply with the EU’s upcoming Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), which bans imports linked to defo...
- EUDR, ecomm for exports discussed at first textile task force meetThe Task Force on Textiles Exports convened its first meeting, addressing critical issues to boost India's textile exports. Discussions enc...
- India-EU FTA talks turn to carbon tax, QCO issuesIndia and the EU are currently engaged in FTA negotiations, addressing non-tariff barriers like CBAM, EUDR, and India's QCOs. While aiming ...
- CBAM, EUDR trade protection measures in garb of of climate, environment: Economic SurveyThe EU's CBAM and EUDR could affect $9.5 billion of India's exports by imposing trade protection measures disguised as climate and environm...
- India's coffee output dips, clouds export outlook despite record pricesIndia's coffee exports are anticipated to drop by over 10% in 2025 due to decreased production and lower carry-forward stocks, even as pric...
- Indian Sustainable Natural Rubber (iSNR) initiative launched to set new global standards for sustainability.The initiative, providing zero-cost certification to farmers, aims to boost the global competitiveness of Indian rubber through environment...
- Expressed deep disappointment at EU's CBAM, EUDR regulations with French counterpart: Piyush GoyalIndia's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal expressed disappointment over the EU's green trade regulations, including CBAM and EUDR, calling the...
- Big traders’ plans for sustainable crops upended by EU delayThe European Union’s decision to delay deforestation-linked crop import rules creates uncertainty for traders and farmers, impacting prices...
- EU proposes deforestation law delay: $1.3 billion Indian exports get reliefThe EU has proposed extending its Deforestation Regulation implementation by a year to December 2025 due to pushback from countries includi...
- Cocoa traders say EU deforestation law set to fail, seek delayThe trade group, which represents top traders, including Barry Callebaut and Cargill Inc., called for an extension of the transition period...
- Why Europe’s upcoming deforestation law will hack India’s agri exportersFarmers and exporters would find it near-impossible to comply with the EUDR norms — and not just because the rules necessitate major change...
- Exporters compile traceability proofs of land to comply with EU's new deforestation regulationIndian exporters are preparing for the European Union's new deforestation regulation (EUDR), which mandates that products exported to the E...
- Coffee traders rush to ship beans ahead of EU deforestation lawCoffee traders are racing to stock up beans in the European Union before the new environmental rules, requiring proof that imports do not c...
- 'Winners and losers': The world of coffee is being reordered by EU laws to stop cutting of forestsVietnam can't afford to lose — Europe is the largest market for its coffee, comprising 40% of its coffee exports. Six weeks after the EUDR ...
- 'India should prepare its exporters to deal with compliance norms of EU's deforestation regulation'"Indian exports may take a bigger hit than exports from other competing countries to the EU because of India's higher deforestation rate," ...
- $1.3 billion of India's exports to EU to get affected by deforestation law: GTRI reportThe products to get affected from India are coffee, leather hides, skin, preparations, oil cake, paper and wood furniture.
- India's exports to EU worth USD 1.3 bn to be impacted by EU's deforestation regulation: GTRI reportThe Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) said that the EU-DR appears to prioritise protecting its own agricultural sector and promoting ...
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