India-New Zealand FTA could benefit exporters of engineering goods, automotive components, pharmaceuticals, textiles and processed foods. Protiviti India MD Saurav Kumar says zero-duty access could improve competitiveness, but sustained export growth will depend on pricing, quality, and logistics.
India-New Zealand FTA could benefit exporters of engineering goods, automotive components, pharmaceuticals, textiles and processed foods. Protiviti India MD Saurav Kumar says zero-duty access could improve competitiveness, but sustained export growth will depend on pricing, quality, and logistics.
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India-New Zealand FTA could benefit exporters of engineering goods, automotive components, pharmaceuticals, textiles and processed foods. Protiviti India MD Saurav Kumar says zero-duty access could improve competitiveness, but sustained export growth will depend on pricing, quality, and logistics.
