By Firstpost-India
The European Commission said the savings will come as India cuts or eliminates tariffs on 96.6 per cent of EU goods exports, sharply reducing levies across key sectors such as automobiles, machinery, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and agri-food products
Agri-food market access expands even as sensitive farm sectors remain protected under India-EU FTA
Under the agreement, India will gradually slash tariffs on imported cars from a peak rate of 110 per cent to as low as 10 per cent, according to details released by the European Commission. The duties on auto components will be eliminated entirely over a five-to-ten-year period
DealShare’s pivot to a business-to-consumer model pits it against entrenched value retailers and quick-commerce players, with little margin for error.
