Labour intensive sectors, including certain textile items, leather goods, carpets, iron & steel goods and chemicals may get impacted due to...

Exports of almost 1,800 products of plastics, fur, stone, plaster, cement, asbestos, and machinery and mechanical appliances will cease to ...

In 2018, India exported goods worth of $6.3 billion (as per USTR figures) to the US under the GSP, which was around 12.1 per cent of India’...

“Post-withdrawal of GSP, imports of apparel will be subject to higher tariff. As per provisional data, exports of apparel (post withdrawal ...

“Regular consultations with the concerned line ministries / departments and other stakeholder’s bodies is a part of the ongoing discussions...

India is in talks with the US to resolve bilateral trade differences, including restoration of GSP.

India is a beneficiary of the GSP provided by Armenia, Australia, the European Union, Japan, Kazakhstan, New Zealand, Norway, Russia, Switz...

India exported gem and jewellery worth $12.22 billion to the USA in calendar 2018.

India tops the list of exporters to the US in this category, with more than 15 per cent share, the rating agency Crisil said.

The withdrawal of GSP will affect exporters of gems & jewellery the most because 15% of such exports availed of its benefits in 2018.

I am sure the government is already in touch with US authorities and taking it forward, says Ajay Sahai

In a GSP Subcommittee hearing India said withdrawal of GSP benefits would cause irreparable damage to its exports.

US represents the highest share in Indian leather exports and the CLE has set a target to accomplish exports of $10 billion by 2024-25.

India says GSP withdrawal will not hit trade hard, may impose retaliatory duties on 29 US imports.

Washington wants to pull the plug on the Generalized System of Preferences scheme for India.

The retailer has urged continuation of low or zero duty benefits for Indian exports worth $5.6bn to the US.

The India lobby in the House of Representatives has got into action to bail out gems and jewellery exporters who may soon lose their duty-f...