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Spices Board of India – Spices Industry in India
Introduction India is renowned globally as the land of spices, with a rich history of spice cultivation and trade that dates back thousands of years. Spices are integral to Indian
Coffee Board of India – Coffee Industry
Introduction The coffee industry in India is one of the oldest and most well-established agricultural sectors, with a significant portion of the country’s coffee production d
Tea Board of India – Tea Industry
Introduction The tea industry is one of India’s oldest and most significant agricultural sectors, contributing significantly to the economy through exports and employment. The Te
Navigating the Customs Act of 1962: Balancing Enforcement and Individual Rights in International Trade
Introduction The movement of goods and passengers in and out of the country is controlled by legislation, following international norms. The Customs Act, 1962 is the fundamental le
Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act, 2017
Evolution of Maritime Law in India India’s maritime legal framework has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past century. The foundations of Indian admiralty law w
Understanding India’s Foreign Trade Policy (2015-2020): Legal Framework, Key Schemes and WTO Implications
Introduction India’s Foreign Trade Policy represents a critical pillar in the nation’s economic architecture, serving as the regulatory framework that governs the movem
Special Schemes for Promotion of Export in India
Introduction India’s export promotion ecosystem operates through a sophisticated framework of schemes designed to enhance the competitiveness of domestic manufacturers and se
Chapter 6 Registration of Exporters
Once all the research and analysis is done its time to get registered with the various government authorities. Registration with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Prior to 1997, it was n
Chapter 5 SWOT Analysis
Introduction SWOT analysis is a useful method of summaries all the information generated during the export planning. SWOT stands for strengths, weakness, opportunities and threats,
Chapter 4 Market Selection
Introduction After evaluation of company’s key capabilities, strengths and weaknesses, the next step is to start evaluating opportunities in promising export markets. It involves
