India actively negotiated with the European Union to open its market for seafood exports, helping the country overcome challenges arising from steep US tariffs, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Sunday.
Addressing reporters here, he said the government anticipated disruptions and acted swiftly to secure alternative markets for Indian exporters.
“Our government works 24 hours. Often, even before a problem arises, we begin planning and action,” he said.
Goyal said the US decision to impose 50 per cent tariff on Indian seafood had dealt a major blow to exports and caused distress among fishermen.
“When America imposed a 50 per cent tariff on Indian seafood, our exports suffered a big setback. Fishermen were very worried. The Centre responded by engaging with the European Union and addressing regulatory bottlenecks that had earlier restricted Indian shipments,” he pointed out.
Several Indian fishing establishments had been delisted by the EU in the past, but In
​India actively negotiated with the European Union to open its market for seafood exports, helping the country overcome challenges arising from steep US tariffs, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Sunday.
Addressing reporters here, he said the government anticipated disruptions and acted swiftly to secure alternative markets for Indian exporters.
“Our government works 24 hours. Often, even before a problem arises, we begin planning and action,” he said.
Goyal said the US decision to impose 50 per cent tariff on Indian seafood had dealt a major blow to exports and caused distress among fishermen.
“When America imposed a 50 per cent tariff on Indian seafood, our exports suffered a big setback. Fishermen were very worried. The Centre responded by engaging with the European Union and addressing regulatory bottlenecks that had earlier restricted Indian shipments,” he pointed out.
Several Indian fishing establishments had been delisted by the EU in the past, but In by Soban News (international And National News)
