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Korean companies are looking at India to purchase organic cotton, handcrafts, and leather goods. In the meantime, India is showing interest in Korean cosmetics and toys as the two sides look at alternatives to replace buying from China.

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India has the advantage of tropical and sub-tropical climate range, making it favourable for a variety of crops. With the economy recuperating from the pandemic slowdown, it is a superb opportunity for India to make its mark as a global crop producer and exporter.

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On Monday, the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (TEXPROCIL) stated that the shortage of containers is making it challenging for exporters to complete scheduled shipments despite a sharp rise in export orders.

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Lower demand from China and less availability of containers are expected to bring down Indian seafood exports by 20% this fiscal, Jagdish Fofandi, national president of the Seafood Exporters Association of India (SEAI), said on Friday.

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The government is preparing to slowly discontinue procurement of containers from China and instead rope in BHEL and Braithwaite to manufacture these carriers.

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India’s maize exports have touched a six-year high this fiscal, with shipments in the April-September period almost treble of those for the whole of the last fiscal. Bangladesh, which has imported a record two-thirds of the commodity shipped out of India, is the integral explanation behind the spike in fares.

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A virtual Buyer Seller Meet on 21st December 2020 was conducted by the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), in association with Indian Embassy in Thailand. The purpose of the meeting was to boost India’s agricultural and processed food products to Thailand and other South-East Asian countries.

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Since March, the country’s exports and imports have suffered an overall decline (exports increased marginally only in September) as domestic manufacturing tried to grapple with the aftermath of the lockdown and a dip in global demand. Exporters see order books improving, but want more measures from govt. Seek prompt refunds, cheap credit and sops to help overcome present downturn.

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Intending to boost processed food and agricultural products export to Thailand and South-East Asian countries, Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) in association with Indian Embassy in Thailand, organized a virtual Buyer Seller Meet on 21st December 2020.

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