New Zealand’s dairy sector is cautiously optimistic about the revival of Free Trade Agreement (FTA) discussions with India. As Prime Minister Christopher Luxon arrives in New Delhi, trade negotiations gain
India, the world’s largest producer and consumer of dairy products, is undergoing rapid transformation, presenting unparalleled opportunities for global businesses in dairy, animal health, animal feed, and farm technology. With
India and the European Union (EU) will commence their 10th round of negotiations for a proposed free trade agreement (FTA) in Brussels tomorrow. The talks will focus on key issues
US Reciprocal Tax Policy and Its Application to India The “reciprocal tax” refers to a proposed U.S. tariff strategy designed to match the import duties imposed by trading partners on
India and the United Kingdom have resumed negotiations for a comprehensive free trade agreement (FTA), aiming to more than double bilateral trade over the next decade. Commerce and Industry Minister
India’s dairy sector is at an unprecedented inflection point, set to redefine its contribution to the economy. The industry, which constitutes nearly 4% of India’s GDP, plays a crucial role
GDT Auction Highlights In a notable shift, the latest Global Dairy Trade (GDT) auction has seen butter and skim milk powder (SMP) prices exceed those in Europe, a rare trend
Trends in Butter Export Volume (Bar Chart) Indian butter exports have experienced significant fluctuations, with clear alignment between export peaks and rising EU butter prices. Two major export surges stand
India's northeast monsoon, which commenced on October 15, 2024, concluded with cumulative rainfall slightly below the fifty-year average by 3%, as reported by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The monsoon
The Indian dairy industry experienced a dynamic third quarter in FY25, with companies demonstrating resilience amid market fluctuations and input cost challenges. While some firms faced margin pressures, others capitalised
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