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India Raises Steel Export Quota to UK Under Trade Pact
India has increased its duty-free steel export quota to the UK under a free trade agreement signed last year. Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal confirmed the renegotiated terms.
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India has secured a higher quota for duty-free steel exports to the UK under the free trade agreement signed last year. Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal stated that the revised quota allows greater volumes of Indian steel to enter the UK market without tariffs.
The two nations signed the free trade pact in 2025.
The agreement established initial quotas for duty-free steel shipments from India. The updated quota replaces the original limits set in that pact.
Officials have not released the exact new quota volume or implementation timeline. Further details on the revised terms are expected in coming weeks.
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