Kunal Maheshwari, Chief Growth Officer, Softlink Global, said, “The India–New Zealand FTA has the potential to open niche and high-value trade corridors, particularly in agri-products, dairy alternatives, and specialised manufacturing inputs. In the coming months, we can expect volume spikes, as businesses align compliance and sourcing strategies. The impact will be seen in improved market access, reduced tariffs, and bilateral supply chain collaboration, especially for SMEs exploring new export-import opportunities.”
‘Volume spikes, cut tariffs, mutual trade with India-New Zealand FTA’
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