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Beer industry faces aluminium can shortage, urges government for import relaxation to avoid supply disruption and revenue loss.

GTRI urges the Indian government to withdraw mandatory quality control norms on steel fasteners, warning of supply chain disruptions, regulatory bottlenecks and job losses.

India's plywood and MDF board industry has embraced mandatory quality control norms after initial resistance, recognizing the long-term benefits of high-quality standards.

India exempts import of 200 bicycle reflectors from quality norms for research and development, and for export by Indian manufacturers. Learn more about this exemption and its implications.

DPIIT has eased quality control norms for cookware and utensils for micro units, exempting small enterprises and extending implementation deadlines. The move aims to promote domestic manufacturing...

India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has set a target of USD 50 billion in leather and footwear exports by 2030, urging the industry to leverage free trade agreements and focus on quality to...

India launches a new portal to streamline visa processes for Chinese technicians working in the PLI sector, addressing concerns over delays in obtaining visas.

India is finalizing a standard operating procedure (SOP) to streamline visa approvals for Chinese technicians needed in manufacturing units, addressing concerns about delays. The SOP aims to...

India expects strong response from global automakers on its EV policy, offering tariff incentives for manufacturing. The policy aims to attract major players like Tesla and boost domestic production.

India's Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) will exclude 70 tyre sizes from exemption list of quality control norms, effective March 2025. The move aims to curb imports...

India's Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has relaxed quality control order (QCO) norms for the air conditioner industry to promote ease of doing business.