Kerala’s umbrella makers want to become more aatmanirbhar
[ad_1] Cheaper umbrellas from China are a thorn in the side for the umbrella makers, who have demanded a levy of a Minimum Import Price
Unseasonal rains, lower temperatures hit ice cream makers’ sales in May
[ad_1] Ice cream makers saw an uptick in sales on some occasions such as Mother’s Day | Photo Credit: JOTHI RAMALINGAM B Unseasonal rainfall, and
India-Bangladesh trade rift: Garment makers gain, FMCG unaffected, infra projects face delays
[ad_1] Readymade garment makers, particularly the MSMEs, could actually benefit from the new import curbs as it reduces competition in domestic markets | Photo Credit:
Scotch makers toast UK trade deal with India
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Scotch makers toast UK trade deal with India
[ad_1] Nishant Sharma migrated to Glasgow from Punjab in India almost two decades ago, starting as a dishwasher before founding his own spirits company, Rutland
Smartphone makers to expand capacities spurred by export demand
[ad_1] India’s smartphone manufacturers will expand their manufacturing base following the growing demand for exports, said Pankaj Mohindroo, Chairman of the India Cellular and Electronics
Cement makers eye price stability in April, 6 -7 per cent volume growth
[ad_1] Cement-makers, banking on an improved demand in Jan–Mar period, to sustain a price hike of ₹14–16 per bag, pan-India, in April; apart from expecting
AC makers set to hike prices by 4-5 per cent
[ad_1] Air-conditioner makers are set to increase prices by 4-5 per cent just at the start of the critical period of summer season. This is
Bought leaf tea makers seek broker billing model in Tea Board portal
[ad_1] Nilgiri tea manufacturers seek Tea Board approval for broker billing model to enhance market accessibility and competitiveness. | Photo Credit: M The Nilgiri Bought
Auto component makers fear US tariffs will hit their revenues
[ad_1] US President Donald Trump’s proposed 25 per cent tariff on auto parts imported into the US is set to impact Indian auto component manufacturers
