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CIABC expresses concerns over Maharashtra's steep hike in IMFL excise duty, predicting a significant drop in sales and a rise in illicit liquor. The uneven playing field created by not increasing...

Maharashtra's higher beer taxes vs. IMFL; Brewers Association defends state's excise duty decision. Beer taxes already high, impacting growth.

Indian alcohol industry urges phased import duty cuts in India-EU FTA, calling for strong safeguards against misuse of trade concessions and unfair competition.

India-UK free trade agreement cuts Scotch whisky import duties, benefiting Indian distillers and offering consumers more premium options. However, concerns remain about impact on domestic industry.

CIABC warns that import duty cuts on wine in future trade deals could harm domestic producers, leading to a surge in lower-priced imports from countries like the EU, US, Australia, and New Zealand.

India's free trade agreement with the UK will see gradual duty reductions on Scotch whisky over 10 years. The government official says the impact on the Indian market will be minimal.

India's alcohol beverage industry is divided over the India-UK FTA's duty cuts on British whiskies and gin. While foreign players celebrate, domestic producers fear impact on their market.

India's domestic alcohol beverage industry is concerned about the sharp duty cut for UK spirits under the India-UK trade deal, fearing it will impact local producers. The Confederation of Indian...

India's alcoholic beverage exports are poised for significant growth, with the potential to reach USD 1 billion by 2030, driven by a wide range of high-quality products and increasing global demand.

CIABC advocates for uniform taxation and global promotion of Indian heritage spirits like Mahua and Feni to boost exports and compete internationally.

CIABC and APEDA announce AlcoBev India 2025, a summit focusing on taxation, policy, and global competitiveness for the Indian alcoholic beverage industry.

Indian alcoholic beverage industry seeks protection from US tariffs, urging for bilateral trade discussions and fair treatment. Concerns raised over potential impact on revenue, employment, and...

CIABC, the alcoholic beverage industry body, urges India to reduce import duty on alcoholic beverages in a phased manner under the proposed India-UK free trade agreement. The body also seeks better...

The Confederation of Indian Alcoholic Beverage Companies (CIABC) urged the government to curb dumping of imported spirits and ensure greater market access for Indian products. The body also sought...

Indian liquor makers are pushing for a separate FSSAI standard for Indian single malt whisky to ensure quality and protect its growing international reputation.

India's alcoholic beverage exports are projected to grow 15-20% in 2023, reaching USD 350 million. The government is supporting industry participation in global fairs and seeking market access to...

CIABC seeks government support to achieve $1 billion in alcoholic beverage exports, highlighting the need for ease of doing business, specific policies, and branding initiatives.

Anant S Iyer, with 33 years of experience in the alcobev industry, has been appointed as the Director General of the Confederation of Indian Alcoholic Beverage Companies (CIABC).

UBL, AB-InBev, and Carlsberg have formed the Brewers' Association of India (BAI) to promote responsible growth and innovation in the Indian beer market. The association aims to address challenges...

Gujarat government's decision to allow liquor in GIFT City hailed as progressive by industry leaders, who believe it will attract major companies and skilled workforce.

India is seeking reciprocal market access for its alcoholic beverages in free trade agreements, including the UK and EU, as it negotiates with these countries on cutting customs duties.

India's alcoholic beverage exports are expected to reach USD 1 billion in the coming years, driven by rising global demand for Indian spirits. Learn about the challenges and opportunities facing...

CIABC urges the EU to remove non-tariff barriers for Indian alcoholic beverages, including maturation rules, to boost exports and ensure a fair trade agreement.

CIABC calls on Bihar government to follow Manipur's lead and lift the liquor ban, citing potential revenue gains and economic benefits.