India urged the United States to address tariff concerns through bilateral trade negotiations. New Delhi questioned inconsistencies in Washington's proposed forced labor tariff framework. Exemptions for certain products undermine the policy's stated rationale, India argued. Industry representatives warned that tariffs would increase costs and hurt trusted supply chains. India maintained its policy framework does not qualify as unreasonable or discriminatory.

The United States is considering new tariffs on sixty nations, including India, due to forced labor concerns. Hearings will begin to discuss potential import duties on goods…

India has urged the United States to withdraw its proposal to impose an additional 12.5% tariff on Indian imports under a Section 301 investigation into forced labour-related…

India has asked the US to reconsider proposed additional tariffs on its exports. New Delhi argues the proposed tariffs lack legal basis and sufficient evidence. The US Trade…

NEW DELHI: Govt has asked the US Trade Representative (USTR) to reconsider its proposal to impose 12.5% additional tariff on Indian products for allegedly failing to act against…

Indian industry leaders oppose USTR's Section 301 tariffs, citing lack of evidence and potential disruption to US-India supply chains.

In separate submissions to the USTR as part of the ongoing public hearing on the probe (July 7-9), industry bodies said the existing India-US Trade Policy Forum should be used to…