Vikrant Forge gets EEPC award

There is optimism on export growth this year among those involved in the trade and experts are betting on a revival in demand in some of the newer markets and the older ones. The government is projecting a 10 per cent growth after the unsatisfactory ...

Garment exporters demanded more incentives in order to increase exports even as they applauded the measures already announced in the annual supplement of the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP). We have asked for the duty credit scrip of 5 per cent for the ...

Today the District Export Council of Maryland/DC (DEC) announced the inaugural "Celebration of International Trade 2013," being held Tuesday, May 21 at the Maritime Institute and Conference Center in Linthicum Maryland. Geared towards manufacturers ...

India's trade officials were busy last week working to draw further world attention to India's pharmaceutical sector, its innovations and strengths and to embark into additional and non-conventional markets at the country's first International ...

KABUL: The Export Promotion Agency of Afghanistan (EPAA) in joint venture with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) on Saturday launched a one-day roundtable to discuss development of marble industry in the country.

Taiwan's Bureau of Energy has invited the Australian Solar Council and representatives from large-size engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) firms to join an investment conference in Taipei from March 19-21, 2013. The Taiwan government ...

The Spanish Business Council for Competitiveness, or CEC, brought its "Spain: A Land of Opportunities" report to the Japanese capital on Friday, presenting the Iberian nation as an attractive investment destination and a gateway to the Latin ...

NEW DELHI: Another door has opened for two of India's biggest exports, automobiles and pharmaceuticals, with Iran agreeing to source these from here to help New Delhi settle payment for oil imports in rupees. The two countries had agreed to settle ...

0 Comments, Be the first to comment AK Ramdas | 15/05/2013 02:30 PM | If we cannot export or do not want to export our foodgrain at cheap prices, can we at least divert a reasonable quantity of the available surplus to meet the needs of millions of ...