India-UK CETA opens zero-duty UK market for Tamil Nadu textile, leather and marine exporters
With the India-UK CETA in force, Tamil Nadu's export clusters in Tiruppur, Coimbatore and Thoothukudi gain zero-duty UK access across textiles, leather footwear, auto components, electronics and marine products, integrating MSMEs into global retail supply chains.
India-UK CETA in force grants zero-duty UK access for Tamil Nadu textiles, leather footwear, auto components, electronics and marine products, boosting export-oriented consumer-goods manufacturing clusters and integrating MSMEs into global retail supply chains.
Why this matters
Follows the India-UK CETA taking effect with first $140M duty-free shipments of textiles, gems and foods, and tariff cuts across leather, auto, spirits and cosmetics now extending to Tamil Nadu's export clusters.
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