Category: Trade

India exports millions of tonnes of minerals every year, including iron ore, granite, bauxite, alumina, manganese ore, and industrial minerals. While mining productivity has steadily improved, many exporters continue to face delays…

Global mineral trade is becoming increasingly dependent on transparency. Buyers no longer evaluate mineral shipments solely on price, quality, and delivery schedules. They also want assurance that the minerals have been extracted…

India is one of the world’s largest producers of minerals such as iron ore, bauxite, limestone, manganese, chromite, granite, and several industrial minerals. While production capacity has continued to expand, many mining…

India has developed several industrial parks, export processing zones and special economic zones that have helped large manufacturers expand into global markets. However, these facilities are generally designed for medium and large…

India’s cottage industries have earned global recognition for their craftsmanship, cultural heritage and sustainable production methods. Products such as handwoven textiles, bamboo furniture, wooden handicrafts, natural wellness products, spices, pottery and coir…

India’s cottage industries produce an extraordinary variety of goods, from handloom textiles and bamboo furniture to spices, pottery, coir products, handicrafts and natural wellness products. While global demand for these products continues…

India’s cottage industries produce some of the world’s most distinctive products. Handwoven textiles, bamboo furniture, wooden handicrafts, coir products, handmade soaps, pottery, spices, honey and decorative items enjoy growing demand across international…

Scientific instruments are among the highest value manufactured products in international trade. Laboratories, universities, pharmaceutical companies, semiconductor manufacturers, hospitals, research institutes, environmental agencies, and industrial plants all depend on precision instruments for…

Industrial gases rarely attract public attention, yet they are essential to the global economy. Oxygen, nitrogen, argon, hydrogen, helium, carbon dioxide, and specialty gases support semiconductor manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, food processing, steel…

India’s scientific instruments industry supplies laboratories, hospitals, universities, research institutes, pharmaceutical companies, environmental agencies, and industrial manufacturers with precision equipment. Products ranging from microscopes and laboratory analyzers to testing instruments and measurement…