- Exports to US fall: Marine, auto, jewellery find new markets
Exports to US fall: Marine, auto, jewellery find new markets Asian, West Asian countries, Germany and some EU members open up diversification possibilities
- India Diverts Exports from US Tariffs: Marine, Auto, Jewellery Find New . . .
Indian exporters are facing a challenging situation due to the steep US tariffs, which have led to a significant drop in exports to the US market However, the silver lining is that several industries, including marine, auto, and jewellery sectors, have successfully diversified their markets and fou
- Indian exporters redirect shipments to Asia and Europe as steep US . . .
As steep 50 per cent tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump from August 27 begin to weigh on Indian exports, several sectors — including shrimp, gems and jewellery, auto components and electrical machinery — have managed to divert part of their shipments to alternative Asian and European markets, The Indian Express reported
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- India Diverts Exports from US Tariffs: Marine, Auto, Jewellery Find New . . .
US tariffs Indian exports diversification trade impacts marine products auto components gems jewellery Explore how rising US tariffs are forcing Indian exporters to pivot, with sectors like marine
- 50% US tariffs hit India’s exports, but shrimps, gems find Asia–EU . . .
India is redirecting exports to Asia, the EU and the Middle East as steep US tariffs hit shipments, with high-value sectors adapting faster than MSMEs, data shows
- Leather, Textiles, Gems, Jewellery, Shrimp Exports to Hit Hard From 50% . . .
Domestic export sectors such as leather, chemicals, footwear, gems and jewellery, textiles and shrimp will be severely impacted by the imposition of the 50% tariff by the US, say industry experts
- Non-US markets emerge as new growth engine for marine exports . . .
India’s marine product exports rose by 16 18% to Rs 43,425 crore (US$ 4 87 billion) during April-October 2025, driven by strong demand from non-United States (US) markets such as China, Vietnam, Russia, Canada, and the United Kingdom (UK)
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