Archive · 4 Jan 2026
KC Das Plans UK Return with Trade Pact
KC Das, a famous Indian sweet shop, is planning to come back to the UK after a long time.
They want to set up a factory in Birmingham to make and sell their sweets, especially rosogollas.
The company had to leave the UK in 1965 because of some rules.
Now, they think it's a good time to return because of a new trade agreement between India and the UK.
This agreement will make it easier and cheaper to sell Indian products in the UK.
KC Das is looking for a partner in the UK who knows about dairy products to help them with this plan.
They will have to buy their ingredients locally because the UK has strict rules about importing food from India.
KC Das plans to return to the UK market after 50 years, encouraged by the proposed India-UK trade pact.
The company aims to set up a manufacturing base in Birmingham to cater to the London market and adjoining regions.
KC Das is looking for a technically sound partner in dairy for their UK venture.
The proposed CETA is expected to provide Indian exporters duty-free access for 99% of their products to the UK market.
KC Das will source inputs locally due to stringent UK regulations on imports from India.
- Who
- KC Das, a legendary confectionery brand
- What
- Plans to return to the UK market
- When
- Expected implementation of CETA in the first half of 2026
- Where
- Birmingham, UK
- Why
- To cater to the demand for authentic Indian food brands and ease of regulatory and tariff barriers
- Company
- KC Das
- Founder
- Nobin Chandra Das
- Product
- Rosogolla
- Target Location
- Birmingham, UK
- Trade Agreement
- India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
- Expected Implementation
- First half of 2026
- Distance from London
- 190 km