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India garment makers rethink reliance on US after tariff shock

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Summary

BusinessLine reported that Indian garment makers are rethinking how much they depend on the US after a tariff shock. Orient Craft cut its US share from 84% to under 10%, and Gokaldas is targeting Europe as the India-UK deal opens duty-free access. A tariff is a tax a country charges on goods imported into it, which raises the cost of the exporter's goods there. Duty-free access means goods can enter a country without that import tax. Export destinations are the countries a company sells to. Neither outlet gave the size of the tariff or the value of the trade involved.

AI summary of what BusinessLine and Economic Times reported. AI can make mistakes. Read the full story on BusinessLine

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BusinessLine  · · Tone 0

India garment makers rethink reliance on US after tariff shock

Orient Craft cuts US share from 84% to under 10%; Gokaldas targets Europe as India-UK deal opens duty-free access

Economic Times  · · Tone 0

India garment makers rethink reliance on US after tariff shock

Many Indian companies are reconfiguring their export destinations, and their exposure to the US, in light of the tariff shock, in a move that is likely to strengthen New Delhi's hand in its trade negotiations with…

Reuters  · via Google News · · Tone 0

India garment makers rethink reliance on US after tariff shock

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  1. Reuters ·

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  2. Economic Times ·

    46 min after the first report

  3. BusinessLine ·

    3 h 21 min after the first report

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