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Karnataka flags off export consignments as U.K.-India FTA kicks in

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Karnataka flags off export consignments as U.K.-India FTA kicks in
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Karnataka has begun exporting goods to the U.K. following the implementation of the new India-U.K. Free Trade Agreement. The deal is expected to significantly boost sectors like biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture by removing import duties.

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The FTA represents a major shift in trade relations, potentially increasing export competitiveness for Indian states.

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Exporters in Karnataka flagged off consignments as the U.K.-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) kicked in on Wednesday.

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