NEW DELHI : Indian exporters are eyeing significant opportunities as the India-UK Comprehensive Economic & Trade Agreement (CETA) comes into force on July 15, with a report by the Global Trade Research Institute (GTRI) identifying garments, automobiles, textiles, processed foods and seafood among the sectors likely to benefit the most.
The report notes that India remains a relatively small supplier to the UK despite strong manufacturing capabilities. In 2025, the UK imported goods worth $928.9 billion globally, but only $15.2 billion . . .
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