Cookware, the heart of every kitchen, is more than just a utility—it reflects culture, craftsmanship, and evolving consumer lifestyles. From traditional clay and cast-iron pots that have simmered recipes for generations, to modern non-stick and ceramic innovations that cater to health and convenience, cookware embodies both heritage and innovation. Globally, the cookware industry is expanding… Read More »
Exporting Frozen Shrimps as a Merchant Exporter Top Exported Marine Products from India (2023–24) India is only the 2nd top exporter of Frozen Shrimps after Ecuador in the world. Shrimp or Shrimps is a common name typically used for crustaceans with an elongated body and a primarily swimming mode of locomotion –Any small crustacean may… Read More »
Marine products have become one of the most important segments of global trade because they combine nutritional, economic, and environmental significance. The world’s growing population is turning to seafood as a reliable source of protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and other essential nutrients, making marine products vital for food security. With wild fish resources under pressure,… Read More »
India’s Bilateral Free Trade Agreement (as of September 2025) India has signed several bilateral trade agreements with various countries and regions. (India and a corresponding country – Bilateral.) Details on some of India’s existing bilateral agreements as of September 2025 are available, including those with Afghanistan (Preferential Trade Agreement – PTA), Australia (Economic Cooperation and… Read More »
Exporting Sugar From India Introduction As the world’s second-largest sugar producer after Brazil, India has a large supply base. However, domestic consumption is also high, meaning export volumes are determined by the surplus after meeting internal demand. India exports sugar to a diverse range of countries across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, with destinations varying… Read More »