The Economic Times

Cheaper, quicker and faster: British Deputy High Commissioner Sutapa Choudhury on India-UK CETA

The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement has officially entered into force. This landmark pact grants zero-duty market access for nearly ninety-nine percent of Indian exports. British Deputy High Commissioner Sutapa Choudhury hailed the agreement as a historic milestone. She emphasized the treaty will make doing business between the two countries cheaper and faster. Sectors like textiles and automotives in Tamil Nadu are expected to benefit significantly.