Indian exporters can now ship over eleven lakh tonnes of steel duty-free to the UK. This benefit comes into effect through a new free trade agreement implemented on Wednesday. The agreement resolves previous steel safeguard measures which had become a major sticking point. India has secured robust market access and continuity for its steel exporters. This development paves the way for enhanced bilateral trade in steel products.

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India secures a larger duty-free steel quota from the UK, potentially boosting exports to $1 billion by FY27.

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India gains duty-free access for 11 lakh tonnes of steel exports to the UK under a new trade agreement.

India-UK trade pact boosts tariff cuts and service access, enhancing trade in textiles, marine goods, leather, and jewellery.

India exports $140 million duty-free to the UK on Day One of the new trade pact, aiming for $100 billion bilateral trade by 2030.