Mango processors in Andhra Pradesh say large quantities of mango pulp are trapped because shipping lanes have been disrupted, blocking exports. The industry is urging the central government to intervene with equity capital, credit guarantees, loan payment moratoriums, and inclusion in export facilitation schemes to help firms manage cashflow and restart trade.
Indian exporters are urging the government to remove the cap on interest subvention, saying the current support is too low to withstand rising global trade uncertainty. The Federation of Indian Export Organisations wants the scheme revised to offer stronger relief, particularly for firms hit by higher borrowing costs and unstable export demand.
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Indian engineering exports reached a record $122.43 billion in FY25-26, a milestone credited to government support and trade agreements. The sector posted strong growth even as geopolitical tensions and changing trade policies threatened demand. EEPC’s Chadha highlighted the industry’s resilience and ability to adapt quickly to shifting global conditions, keeping momentum strong into FY26.
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