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Gold Consignments From S Korea To Face Strict Customs Scrutiny
The government is worried over sudden surge in imports of the precious metal from South Korea, with which India has a free trade agreement (FTA) since January 2010.
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India, South Korea To Review Free Trade Pact Tomorrow
India and South Korea will review their free trade agreement (FTA) tomorrow with a view to strengthening it further.
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Government Concerned About 'Dumping' of Rubber, Steel
Amid a global glut, steel imports into India jumped 72 percent in the last fiscal year to March to 9.3 million tonnes. South Korea and Japan, which pay duties of less than 1 percent due to the FTAs, together sent 3.5 million.
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Steel minister disapproves plea for removing steel from Japan, Korea FTA
"I don't know what the industry is clamouring for. They have to understand that when import duty would be near zero by 2025, they have to compete. You have to lower operation cost, raise competency level and deploy latest technology. Only then, your cost of production will come down," Verma told PTI.
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Gold Consignments From S Korea To Face Strict Customs Scrutiny
The government is worried over sudden surge in imports of the precious metal from South Korea, with which India has a free trade agreement (FTA) since January 2010.
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India, South Korea To Review Free Trade Pact Tomorrow
India and South Korea will review their free trade agreement (FTA) tomorrow with a view to strengthening it further.
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Government Concerned About 'Dumping' of Rubber, Steel
Amid a global glut, steel imports into India jumped 72 percent in the last fiscal year to March to 9.3 million tonnes. South Korea and Japan, which pay duties of less than 1 percent due to the FTAs, together sent 3.5 million.
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Steel minister disapproves plea for removing steel from Japan, Korea FTA
"I don't know what the industry is clamouring for. They have to understand that when import duty would be near zero by 2025, they have to compete. You have to lower operation cost, raise competency level and deploy latest technology. Only then, your cost of production will come down," Verma told PTI.
