Archive · 26 Sep 2025
India and UK Trade Agreement Enhances Access, Cuts Tariffs
India and the UK have a new trade agreement called CETA that helps both countries.
The UK will get a more reliable supply of goods and technology.
India gets easier access to the UK market, lower taxes on its products, and more investors.
A team from India visited the UK to show off its technical textiles, like those used in special fabrics.
India is focused on making these textiles in a sustainable way to protect the environment.
The goal is to double India's textile exports by 2030, creating a stronger partnership with the UK in this area.
The India-UK CETA aims to boost trade and investment.
The agreement benefits the UK with secure sourcing and technology.
India gains from increased market access and lower tariffs.
A delegation showcased India’s technical textiles in Manchester.
India aims to double textile exports by 2030.
- Who
- Indian delegation led by Neelam Shami Rao, UK retailers and industrial users
- What
- Showcasing India’s technical textiles sector
- When
- Not specified in articles
- Where
- Manchester, UK
- Why
- To facilitate greater trade opportunities and strengthen India-UK textile trade partnership.
- Agreement
- India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
- Focus
- Technical Textiles Sector
- Key Benefit for UK
- Secure sourcing, technology partnerships
- Key Benefit for India
- Enhanced market access, tariff reduction, investor confidence
- Indian Delegation Leader
- Neelam Shami Rao, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles
- Goal
- Double textile exports by 2030