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Seafood industry pins hope on Budget 2026 for GST relief, FTAs, and digital pushBudget 2026 expectation: Seafood exporters in the country seek free trade agreements, input subsidies, and digital adoption incentives to r...- India seeks strong WTO subsidy rules for high seas fishingAt the World Trade Organization, India advocated for stricter regulations on fishing subsidies, highlighting the disparity between its mode...
- Non-tariff barrier resolution portal soon; move assumes significance as agri exports fell 3% in Q1India is set to launch an online platform for registering and resolving non-tariff barriers (NTBs) faced by exporters in the next 2-3 month...
- Non-tariff barrier resolution on cardsIndia is gearing up to launch an online platform to address non-tariff barriers faced by exporters, focusing on SPS and TBT issues. The por...
- Commerce ministry developing platform for registration, resolution of non-trade barriers"We are making a portal so that we can prioritise all the NTBs. Traders will register their complaints and the ministry will pursue that," ...
- India retains full policy space for benefit of farmers, fishermen at WTO: Piyush GoyalThe talks at the WTO's ministerial conference ended with no decision on issues such as finding a permanent solution to public food stockpil...
- WTO talks on fisheries subsidies is as chaotic as a fish marketEfforts to move from a consensus-based decision making to a voting system at the WTO is not good for global fish trade.
- Commerce ministry sets up task force to resolve trade barrier issues for exportersThe ministry is also looking at improving mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) with different countries so that product standards are as pe...
- Fishing ban along coastal belt from June 1The 61-day annual marine fishing ban will come into effect along the coastal region from June 1 till July 31. With this, mechanised boats a...
- WTO agreement: Blocking subsidy to Indian fishermen to affect millions of fishers, their familiesIndia is not a major fishery subsidy provider unlike countries like China, the European Union (EU) and the US which provide an annual fishe...
- WTO meet: India to pitch for permanent solution for food security; protect interest of farmers, fishermenThe main issues in the meeting include WTO response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including patent waiver; agriculture and food security; WTO r...
- WTO meet: India to pitch for permanent solution for food security; protect interest of farmers, fishermenUnder global trade norms, a WTO member country's food subsidy bill should not breach the limit of 10 per cent of the value of production ba...
- Tackling TradeAhead of the crucial ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva next week, its 164 members are trying to thrash ou...
- India seeks provisions to check harmful fishingThe push was made in the first of the six clusters of fish subsidy talks held last week at WTO, aimed at securing a global agreement on red...
- I-T unearths Rs 195 crore black income after raids on major Karnataka fish processing firmsThis was being routed through hawala channels to countries such as Dubai, Oman and Mauritius, and nations in the Middle East and Africa, it...
- WTO: India manages to prevent new deal on ecomm, investment facilitationIndia’s victory is summed up with no dilution in the peace clause, no immediate commitments to curb fisheries subsidies, and no fast-tracki...
- Why are our fishermen getting killed and arrested in the high seas?And why don't they even have radio, GPS and IDs when they venture out into dangerous waters?
- Food prices may increase 30-35% in next ten years: UNFood prices may increase upto 30-35% within ten years, if major changes are not made in food production and processing system.
- Govt rejects WTO draft fisheries pactIndia and Indonesia have rejected the draft agreement on regulating fisheries subsidies that was circulated by the chairman of the negotiat...
- Onion off essential commodities listThe Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Wednesday decided to take out onions from the Essential Commodities Act.
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