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India's export tale just got more bite, with exports of processed potatoes shooting up 450%! As the dynamics of global trade change and import orders grow across Asia, India is showing the world that agri-trade innovation is making mere crops become billion-dollar ventures.

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India draws the line around silver imports. With almost 40 metric tons of silver and unstudded jewelry pouring in from Thailand, concerns about duty evasion are growing. The DGFT has repositioned silver & unstudded jewelry from 'Free' to 'Restricted' until 31 March 2026. Importers now require licenses. In overseas trade, policy shifts like these can make a big difference.

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Andhra Pradesh’s shrimp exporters are facing a major crisis because of rising tariffs and trade barriers disrupting global markets. The state plays a significant role in India’s seafood exports, and the impact is widespread, affecting thousands of families and businesses.

"The taxes imposed by America majorly hit shrimp exports. It is estimated that a loss of Rs 25,000 crore would have occurred. Up to 50 percent of export orders have been cancelled," Naidu stated, mentioning taxes totaling Rs 600 crore on shipments involving 2,000 containers.

In these uncertain times, access to timely data is more important than ever. beDATOS offers exporters and importers the fastest trade intelligence, tracking price changes, port movements, and Incoterms. This helps businesses handle international trade challenges with confidence and insight.

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India's sugar production reaches 34.9M tonnes—a surplus too sweet to disregard! Will the export policy open up new doors to export, import, and global trade?

With beDATOS, Indian exporters and importers remain ahead of the game.

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The ban doesn’t strongly impact India, but it shows tighter global supply and changing prices. Stay informed with beDATOS. Track exports, imports, and trade intelligence from Kyrgyzstan, India, and more.

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Finding international buyers isn't just about identifying them; it involves understanding where they trade and what terms they use.

Exporters often reach out to Export Promotion Councils, embassies, chambers of commerce, trade fairs, or online B2B platforms. These resources can help you grow in international trade, but they usually provide only a partial view.

To truly thrive in export and import, you need to go beyond basic contacts. Picture knowing not just the buyer’s name, but also details about shipments, pricing trends, incoterms, and which ports are in use. This kind of information helps you make better decisions and expand with confidence. This carousel highlights the different ways exporters find buyers and brings them together into a complete solution.

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Global trade is shifting fast. Bangladesh has reopened onion imports for just 4 months. India is proposing a 3-year safeguard duty on steel.

For exporters and importers, these sudden changes affect pricing, sourcing, and market access overnight. This is where trade intelligence makes a difference between missing out and acting first.

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India has suspended the 11% import duty on cotton from August 19 to September 30, 2025. This decision aims to stabilize domestic prices, lower costs for the textile industry, and provide exporters with a competitive advantage in international trade as U.S. tariffs continue to rise.

The trade sector supports this relief. Duty-free imports could help lower local prices ahead of the October harvest. This situation shows how trade policy can change quickly, affecting global competitiveness and domestic jobs.

During these times, businesses need trustworthy trade information to handle uncertainty. With beDATOS, companies can monitor real-time import-export flows, track buyers and suppliers, and understand pricing trends in over 40 countries. This helps them stay ahead in the rapidly changing world of international trade.

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News Source: The Hindu

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From new export opportunities in Kerala to changing demand in the US, fresh import flows from China, and Tamil Nadu emerging as a rising hub.

Each headline shows how quickly the export and import landscape is changing for India.

With beDATOS, you can stay informed about these shifts in international trade, track movements, buyers, and sellers across 40+ countries, and discover the opportunities behind the news.

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ASEAN is comfortably India's 4th largest trading partner, with bilateral trade reaching US$123.12 billion in FY 2024–25, which represents about 11% of India's overall trade. Within ASEAN, Singapore takes the lead with US$34.27 billion worth of trade. Indonesia follows with US$28.16 billion worth of trade, then Malaysia at around US$19.86 billion. Thailand registered at approximately US$19.08 billion, and Vietnam at US$15.76 billion, as India strengthens its economic engagement throughout the region.

At beDATOS, we don't only present data—we make it come alive. Our platform provides in-depth buyer–supplier insights, competitor monitoring, Incoterms and price analytics in 40+ countries, giving exporters the clarity and confidence they need to take advantage of these ASEAN trade opportunities.

Data Source: DGFT, MEA

India’s gems and jewellery trade is sparkling, but the shine comes with new challenges.

With major markets shifting and tariffs approaching, exporters are moving quickly to secure orders and change their strategies. The U.S. is still important, but rising opportunities in the UK, Middle East, and Southeast Asia are creating chances for growth.

At beDATOS, we provide the tools to keep you ahead. You get trade information across more than 40 countries; updated every 10 days, verified buyer lists, competitor shipment tracking, and pricing insights. When the market changes, the right data helps you react faster.

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The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has officially opened the export window from October 2025 to September 2026. This move aims to improve India's presence in global trade.

The goals are to:

- Boost sugar exports

- Create new market access for Indian producers

- Promote processed agricultural product exports

- Strengthen economic cooperation

Since the Certificate of Origin will now be issued from Mumbai for preferential EU market access, it’s crucial to stay informed, act quickly, and target the right buyers.

At beDATOS, we help exporters track everything: buyers, competitors, pricing, quantity, unit price and incoterm. This way, they can plan wisely and act more effectively.

If you're planning exports during this period, don’t just focus on policy. Start with data-backed demand.

Source: The Tribune

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