India will do free trade with countries such as Switzerland from today.

Updated: Wed, 01 Oct 2025 06:00 AM (IST) Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEA) comes into effect from 1 October between India and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA). Below will be the export of Indian goods in Switzerland Norwegian Iceland and Listenstin at a fee or low fee at a fee or low fee. Among Tepa, these countries will invest $ 100 billion in India within 15 years, which will deliver 10 lakh jobs. Jagran Bureau, New -Delhi. In March last year with the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), India executed the trade and economic partnership agreement (TEA) that will be implemented from October 1, and Indian goods can now be executed in four countries such as Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Listenstin involved in Afta. Remove ad, just read the news, under Tepa, these countries will also invest $ 100 billion in India in the next 15 years, which will earn 10 Lakh jobs. In the first ten years, $ 50 billion is invested within five years thereafter and $ 50 billion. The implementation of the trade agreement with these countries from Wednesday will perform such as James and jewelry, garment, leather items, shoes, engineering, sea products, sports goods and toys, chemical products, plastic products, electronics and software with Indian food items. Switzerland will have a cheap architect, IT, accounting and professionals from other sectors also get the chance to work in these countries. Fees are cut on items such as Switzerland’s watch and chocolate, so these items will now be available at a lower price in India than before. But no discount was given in the fees of sensitive items such as gold, agricultural material, dairy, soy, pharmaceutical. Economic experts believe that the size of the economy of these four countries, including Switzerland and Norway, is small, but the per capita revenue of these countries is quite high, which makes the possibility of selling goods here quite high. Switzerland’s per capita revenue is more than one million dollars and Norway has $ 90,000. After the trade agreement, Indian farmers will have the opportunity to export Basmati and non -basmati rice, guargom, pulses, grapes, mangoes, vegetables and waves, cashews and other processed items in these countries. Exporters say the export of items such as garments, shoes, jewelery and jewelry is expected to be affected after a 50 percent fee is levied on Indian goods in the US, but from October 1, exports in these countries will increase due to the fee -free export to EFTA countries.