Indian Export Market And Policies For A Brighter Tomorrow

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Earlier more emphasis was laid on human relationships and Indian wholesalers dreaded to venture into unknown areas and product channels so as to minimize risk. But over the years as technology grew and world became a smaller place to live in businessmen from India tried there hand out of the routine family business being carried over for years. Export and Prosper' has now become a slogan for the rapid and self-reliant growth. It is export promotion only that holds out the promise in such countries. We in our country, in particular, cannot ignore the launching of export promotion drive, for in the early stages of our planned economic development imparts are inevitable. Modern judicial machinery came to the rescue and helped Indian wholesalers achieve new heights. There are specialized associations, grievance forums to assist and help in case of requirement.

Community of Indian Exporters are a bit worried with the recent developments that shows after China removed India from the list of its oil meal importing countries from January ...
... 1,2012 Vietnam has laid down impossible phytosanitary regulations for Indian exporters, thereby threatening one of the largest agri-commodities export markets in India. Vietnam may suspend the import of agri-commodities from India. China reacted harshly and suspended the import of oil meals from India in response to India’s ban on import of milk and milk products from China, announced late last year. Traders believe Vietnam’s threat is supported by genuine quality problems and is not politically driven, as in the case of China. Such happenings though disturb the natural flow of business relations between countries but this effects are short lived and things will change for the better. Meanwhile the government is trying to improve Indo-US relationships in the export market by taking strong steps in this regard. These issues would be discussed under the India-US Trade Policy Forum. Both sides are also expected to take stock of the progress on the Bilateral Investment Treaty, expected to increase two-way investment flows. The bilateral trade was $45.64 billion in 2010-11, of which India’s exports to the US were $25.54 billion and imports $20.10 billion. Indian wholesalers these days look towards various B2B portals like IndianIndustry.com for more business, online visibility, online queries etc.

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