Can US Dairy Finally Gain a Foothold in India?
Source: dairynews.today
India and the US engage in trade talks to address dairy market access, amidst ongoing barriers and tariffs.
As India and the US embark on sector-specific trade discussions, dairy access remains a pivotal issue, with India's tariffs reaching up to 300% for agricultural products. The US, frustrated by India's protectionism, hopes to resolve non-tariff barriers and gain improved market access.
India, the world's largest producer and consumer of milk, maintains high tariffs to protect its domestic industry.
Notably, the US exports whey protein and lactose to India, where demand is set to increase by 20% and 21% respectively in 2025. The talks will also navigate India's subsidies and import regulations, aiming for feasible concessions.
India, the world's largest producer and consumer of milk, maintains high tariffs to protect its domestic industry.
Notably, the US exports whey protein and lactose to India, where demand is set to increase by 20% and 21% respectively in 2025. The talks will also navigate India's subsidies and import regulations, aiming for feasible concessions.
