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Zero duty for Indian farm exports, no concessions for US agriculture: Goyal

Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said the India–US trade deal framework will benefit farmers, MSMEs and exporters, with zero-duty access for Indian farm products to the US and reduced tariffs on key goods. He called it a ‘Golden Letter Day’

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Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal. File Pic

Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal. File Pic

Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal on Saturday hailed the framework announced on the India US trade agreement and said that this would bring huge benefits to farmers and Indian MSMEs. He said, "Agricultural products from Indian farmers will be exported to the United States at zero duty. At the same time, no tariff concessions have been granted for agricultural products from US farmers entering the Indian market."

On the trade deal, the Minister said it brings new hopes and opportunities in India's growth story. "The 50 percent reciprocal tariff has been reduced to 18 percent which is less compared to our neighboring countries, and will provide a lot of help to out exporters. The deal brings new hopes and opportunities in India's growth story," he said.

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