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Mar 07, 2025 News Image Scientists race to document Savanur betel leaf for GI tag
However, they face challenges due to insufficient historical records. Horticultural researchers are gathering necessary documentation to support their application. The cultivation of betel leaves in Savanur taluk covers 400 hectares, with its history traced to the 17th century during the Savanur Nawa's reign.
 Source:  timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Mar 07, 2025 News Image Our govt works very closely with India to reduce trade barriers: Southwell
(ECTA) or the interim trade deal came into force over two years ago, John Southwell, Trade and Investment Commissioner at Australian Trade and Investment Commission, told Shreya Nandi in an interview in New Delhi.
 Source:  business-standard.com
Mar 07, 2025 News Image India, US negotiating trade pact that will address tariff issues: Jaishankar
Many of the priorities of the Donald Trump administration in the US are favourable to India and the two sides are engaged in negotiations for a bilateral trade agreement that can address issues such as tariffs, external affairs minister S Jaishankar has said.
 Source:  hindustantimes.com
Mar 07, 2025 News Image India expands UK footprint as £41 billion partnership boosts countries' growth
Before opening the consulates, Indian External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar will meet with Foreign Secretary David Lammy at Chevening House.
 Source:  gov.uk
Mar 07, 2025 News Image Expanding Trade Ties: Australian Food Showcase At Aahar 2025
the demand for premium Australian agrifood products in India is rapidly increasing. The Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) in partnership with the state governments of Queensland and New South Wales is bringing together 11 Australian brands to display their products at the Australian Pavilion located at Hall No.1, Stand No.1G-02A in Aahar 2025.
 Source:  passionateinmarketing.com
Mar 07, 2025 News Image WTO experts underscore key insights on trade policy and industrial policy linkages
India’s green transition and inclusive sustainability in shaping India’s industrial policy and creating resilient global supply chains was at the central of the international conference organised by the Centre for Trade and Investment Law (CTIL).
 Source:  pib.gov.in
Mar 07, 2025 News Image Tariff is a legitimate instrument; India's current tariffs align with WTO framework: FM Nirmala Sitharaman
Her comments come amidst growing tensions over US President Donald Trump's plan to impose reciprocal tariffs on India. 'Both countries will safeguard their interest and we will prioritise India's interests,' the finance minister said while addressing an event in Andhra Pradesh.
 Source:  economictimes.indiatimes.com
Mar 07, 2025 News Image India considers lowering import duties on American walnuts, almonds, apples, and cranberries
Officials said talks are on to offer duty concessions on American walnuts and almonds and eliminate duties on cranberries. The two sides are eyeing a bilateral trade deal by end of year and have set a target of $500 billion bilateral trade by 2030. New Delhi imposes standard 42-120% duty on almonds and 50% on apples. Walnuts attract 100-120% duty.
 Source:  economictimes.indiatimes.com
Mar 06, 2025 News Image Bangladesh tenders to buy 50,000 metric tons of rice, traders say.
The deadline for submission of price offers is March 19. The tender continues heavy rice purchasing in international markets by Bangladesh after its domestic crop was damaged last year. Floods in August and October destroyed an estimated 1.1 million tons of rice, prompting Bangladesh to expand imports to cool rising food prices.
 Source:  brecorder.com
Mar 06, 2025 News Image Philippines seen to reduce rice imports this year.
The country’s rice imports are expected to decline this year but remain large enough to drive down the selling prices of local rice farmers despite the continuing shortfall in domestic production. 'It might level off but still [reach] over 4 million [metric] tons, mainly due to the drop in palay prices and the widening gap between requirements and local production,' Federation of Free Farmers (FFF) national manager Raul Montemayor said in a Viber message on Tuesday.
 Source:  business.inquirer.net