Domestic medical device makers wary of India-EU FTA
'Country of origin' is not a requirement in EU and marketing companies are permitted to label packaging as 'legal manufacturer'.
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India-EU FTA talks in Delhi in September
Both sides are expected to discuss core trade issues covering goods, services, investment and government procurement during the forthcoming round of negotiations
India signs FTA with 4 European nations, expects $100 billion investments, 1 million jobs
The EFTA states have become the first European partner to conclude an FTA with India.
Reject UK proposals on IP in FTA: Medical NGO to India
The UK's demands are seeking to gut India's patent and drug regulatory laws of the safeguards that make it a manufacturing powerhouse, says Médecins Sans Frontières.
Private sector to be involved in India's future FTA negotiations
The Centre plans to have sector experts from outside the government system to be part of the Indian negotiation team in future free trade agreement discussions.
EU for govt procurement, IP, digital trade under India-EU FTA
EU says all govt and sub-govt procurement and all services other than construction services should be brought within the ambit of the India-EU FTA
Indian auto sector to be world's 3rd largest by 2026: Invest India
Auto components’ exports from India are projected to increase 5 times in the next 10 years, says the agency
Capitalise on China + 1 strategy with mini-trade deals: Parliamentary Panel to Govt
The committee welcomed the government's plan to advance negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) with Bangladesh.
Look who's celebrating India-UAE FTA!
The UAE has offered overall duty elimination on over 97% of its tariff lines corresponding to 99% of India's exports in value terms over a 10-year period.
The big Indo-U.S. tax conundrum
India has much to gain if U.S. President Joe Biden focusses more on expanding bilateral free trade and investment, rather than go ahead with his tax proposals. But it won’t be easy.
