**Imports of FMCG Products, Especially Chinese Products, into India: Abstract The Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector represents one of India’s most dynamic industries, driven by rapid consumption cycles, increasing disposable income, and expanding digital commerce platforms. Over the past decade, China has emerged as a dominant supplier of low-cost FMCG goods and intermediate inputs such as toys, packaging materials, electronics accessories, and small appliances. However, geopolitical tensions, pandemic-driven supply disruptions, consumer nationalism, and policy initiatives including Atmanirbhar Bharat , Production Linked Incentives (PLI), and Quality Control Orders (QCOs) have significantly reshaped India’s import structure. This research paper examines FMCG import trends from China during 2016–2024, evaluates policy transformations leading up to the proposed Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2026, and analyzes their impact on domestic industry competitiveness, supply chain...
India’s Agricultural Export Transformation to 2030 A Case Study–Cum–Research Analysis of Global Trends, USA and Russia Markets, Product Diversification, and Policy Strategy Abstract India’s agricultural exports, valued at approximately USD 50 billion , are projected to double to USD 100 billion by 2030 . This ambitious target marks a structural shift from volume-driven staple exports (rice, sugar) toward value-added, high-margin, and processed agricultural products . This paper analyzes India’s agri-export trajectory through a case study approach , focusing on global trends , exports to the United States and Russia , key product comparisons , drivers of growth , challenges , and government initiatives led by APEDA . The study integrates trade data, policy intent, market demand patterns, and technological enablers such a...