3 guides

Global Trade & Regulations

CBAM, EUDR, free trade agreements and the destination-market rules that reshape Indian exports.

The rules that change an Indian exporter's business are increasingly written somewhere else. A carbon reporting regime in the EU, a deforestation rule in Brussels or a tariff schedule agreed between two governments can alter what your buyer asks you for, long before anything changes in Indian law.

These guides explain the destination-market regulations that reach back into your operations — what the rule is trying to do, which products it touches, and specifically what data your buyer will need from you. Scope and timelines in this area have been amended more than once, so each guide states the mechanism and tells you to confirm current dates and thresholds directly with your buyer rather than relying on a published date.

Indian steel exporter compiling embedded-emissions data for an EU buyer under CBAM — ExportCRM
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EU CBAM and Indian Exporters: What You Actually Have to Do

The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism prices the carbon embedded in imported steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen and electricity. The legal obligation sits with the EU importer — but the data they need comes from you. Here is what that means in practice.

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Indian coffee exporter mapping grower plots for EUDR due diligence — ExportCRM
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EUDR Compliance for Indian Exporters: Coffee, Rubber, Wood & Leather

The EU Deforestation Regulation requires proof that commodities were not produced on land deforested after 2020 — backed by plot-level geolocation. For Indian coffee, rubber, wood and leather exporters, that changes what a buyer needs from you.

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Indian exporter reviewing tariff preference and origin rules for a UK shipment — ExportCRM
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The India–UK Trade Agreement: What Exporters Need to Get Right

A trade agreement only pays if your goods actually qualify. This guide explains how the India–UK CETA is expected to work for exporters — which sectors gain, how rules of origin decide eligibility, and what proof of origin you must be able to produce.

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