Hyderabad is becoming an increasingly important aerospace centre of importance to India as it has successfully drawn in numerous international corporations involved in growth in all aspects of manufacturing, maintenance/ repair/ overhaul (MRO), design and engineering. Today, the...

SEZ in Hyderabad is becoming a vital element in boosting India’s global trade infrastructure. Over the past decade, Hyderabad has gone from being a technology and pharmaceutical cluster to an international centre for global trade and logistics. The SEZ is drawing many...

Warehouse in Hyderabad have transitioned from mere storage spaces to key parts of the global supply chain strategy. Hyderabad is becoming one of India’s fastest growing trade and logistics hubs, and therefore, companies that participate in global trade are assessing how having...

SEZs in Telangana have emerged as a vital component in increasing participation in the International trade ecosystem across India. The provision of well-structured industrial policy and superior infrastructure has enabled activities related to the establishment of SEZs to permit...

The GMR Hyderabad International Airport is essential to increasing the growth of India’s Global Trade connectivity by decreasing the time it takes to move cargo and increasing the efficiency of supply chains. This improvement coincides with the growth of the State of Telangana as one...

India’s foreign trade landscape is gradually changing structurally. The actual impact of this change can be seen in the manner in which goods are stored, treated and released; as opposed to just seeing how many exports have been sent or how many containers came into port. The...

The EU-India FTA represents a major shift in world trade and a new beginning in the relationship between European businesses and the Indian marketplace. The completion of negotiations for the EU-India FTA is one of the most innovative trade agreements ever signed by either the EU or...

Clarity in regulations helps support global food trade, especially in a heavily regulated country like India. Of the many rules that apply to food imports within India, labelling requirements governed by FSSAI (The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) remain the most...

Copper importers are seeing a price point of $13,000 per metric ton on the London Metal Exchange (LME). This marks a record high price point for copper and creates heightened levels of volatility for global commodity markets. Although copper is traded as a commodity, it also has a...

In accordance with Indian customs regulations, a bonded Warehouse is designated by customs as a place where imported goods can be kept until they either go to home consumption or are exported, without having to pay the import duty until customs clearance occurs. Bonded Warehouses...