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May feel pressure on non-tariff barriers in FTA, says UK panel

As much as 60 per cent of Indian exports to the country are already tariff free, while only three per cent of UK exports to India are tariff free

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Shreya Nandi New Delhi

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Amid the ongoing negotiations with India for a trade agreement, the United Kingdom (UK) may be under pressure to give ground on non-tariff barriers and standards in order to secure market access for its businesses, a UK Parliament committee has warned.

This is because tariffs in India are higher compared to the UK.

As much as 60 per cent of Indian exports to the country are already tariff free, while only three per cent of UK exports to India are tariff free.

A report titled ‘UK Trade negotiations: Agreement with India’ was published by the House of Commons’ International Trade

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