Competition with US rates - Exporters of Uttar Pradesh rested on Europe's market. Exports are decided - UP exporters target Europe to counter US Tarifs News

Exporters of Uttar Pradesh focus on European markets to handle 50% of US rates. Exports in countries such as Switzerland Norway and Ireland are expected to increase in India-European Free Trade Agreement. The state government amends the new export policy to give concessions to exporters and increase exports to European countries. State Bureau, Lucknow. Uttar Pradesh executives started breaking 50 percent of US rates. After the India-European Free Trade Agreement (FTA) was signed, exporters have now begun to study the market of European countries such as Switzerland, Norway and Ireland. Remove advertisement, just read the news, exports with European countries will surely be increased under FTA from October 1. For this reason, exporters have already prepared to deliver different products in the European countries’ market except the US market. According to the Federation of the Indian Export Organization (FIEO), skin products from many districts, including Agra, Kanpur, Bhadohi and Moradabad, including skin, cloth, carpet, glass, engineering, electronics and electric, meat and meat products, tools, carpets, iron and steel products. In the past financial year, various products worth Rs 35.545 crore from Uttar Pradesh were exported to the US. Apart from this, the United Kingdom, Germany, Nepal, Astria, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Mexico, Iraq, also performed from Uttar Pradesh. With the opinion of exporters, the state government has also begun to make several amendments to the new export policy. The concept of the new export policy is ready, but due to the US tariff, preparations are being made to give many facilities to the exporters in a new policy. The government is trying to promote exports to Russia and the United Kingdom, except for European countries with special concessions. Puran Davar, president of the Council and Learning Industry Council, says that the markets in European countries are new opportunities for exporters. If the government supports, it could be a good opportunity for the state exporters. Because the demand for learning, shoes and odd products is already in European countries.