Friday 31 December 2021

GST PUT ON HOLD

*GST hike put on hold* #exports #imports #eximbusiness https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/cons-products/garments-/-textiles/gst-council-decides-to-defer-rate-hike-on-textiles-from-5-to-12/articleshow/88610943.cms?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Dailynewsletter&utm_content=Story1&ncode=eb49d9a5a6cff47550aa348ce0a9330b42bde2b4046508b9b6f2289a3064fd22eb3466ea2cdb1b23ccd2cf6b485601bb34e3e6f6a08d2051c3d7eedd3b1896f2c7fa1853329f87c11e1046edd548a766

Tuesday 28 December 2021

Webinar on "Indian Salt Industry" organized by PHDCCI

Webinar on "Indian Salt Industry" organized by PHDCCI {Ph.D. Chamber of Commerce & Industry} & ISMA {Indian Salt Manufacturers Association, Ahmedabad.} on Thursday, 30th December 2021, from 3 PM to 5 PM It’s free. Interested participants are requested to register here: https://www.phdcci.in/event-participate-form/?event_name=12044&type=webinar Registration, all participants shall be sent a separate joining link.

Sunday 26 December 2021

India imposes antidumping duty on 5 Chinese goods

India has imposed antidumping duties on five Chinese products, including certain aluminium goods and some chemicals, for five years to guard local manufacturers from cheap imports from the neighbouring country. According to separate notifications of the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC), the duties have been imposed on certain flat rolled products of aluminium; sodium hydrosulphite (used on dye industry); silicone sealant (used in manufacturing of solar photovoltaic modules, and .. Read more at: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/foreign-trade/india-imposes-antidumping-duty-on-5-chinese-goods-for-5-years/articleshow/88502207.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

Saturday 11 December 2021

Distctwise export

To know about District wise export from India click below link: https://pib.gov.in/Pressreleaseshare.aspx?PRID=1780245

Wednesday 8 December 2021

Webinar on Avoiding Frauds

Free Webinar on Avoiding Frauds in International Trade On 10th December 2021 Friday @3 PM By Jagdish Bhatia – Bhatia Export Training & Consultancy To Register Click here: https://forms.dripcapital.com/webinar-avoid-frauds-in-intl-trade?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=organic The program will help us understand:- • How to practice safe trade • Tricks played by scammers • Tips and precautions to avoid scams and frauds in export-import • The interconnection between payment terms and INCOTERMS • The genuinity of the trade partner and the documents furnished The discussion will be centered on:- • INCOTERMS-2020 • International payment terms • Misleading clauses in the letter of credit • Tips to avoid frauds in international trade • Scammers’ tricks and safe tip

Wednesday 20 October 2021

Project Report

Get a Project report for your product. Genuine buyers of top 10 countries buying from India, ITC HS Code, Govt. Policy, Incentives, Important links of the International Chamber of Commerce, Trade fares & Exhibitions, Trade Directories, Association, Country profile, Trade fares, etc. with One-hour online training on how to find genuine buyers, how to write them, how to talk to them. All this with one-month free consultancy Contact Mr. Bhatia Mbl. 7878045651

Tuesday 19 October 2021

Export import Training and Consultancy

With *46 years of experience*, the *best faculty* in India, awarded by multiple institutes. For personal attention, we take a *Maximum of 5 students* per batch. Offline & online, weekdays & weekend batches. The proper mix of theoretical & *practical training* of 15 sessions, which helped 10,000 candidates.

After completion of the course you get an Export-Import *Complete Guide eBook*, PPT, certificate & *lifetime free support.*
Contact 7878045651 www.bhatiaexport.in   bhatiajd@gmail.com

Thursday 14 October 2021

Export crash course

Dussera offer. Online Export crash course. Saturday Sunday Total 5 hours. Main points of all topics will be covered. Contact 7878045651

Friday 8 October 2021

Seminar on Export Documents

Export Documentation - Pre & Post shipment documents in Export

To explain the types, format, and importance of export documents, *Drip Capital* in association with *Bhatia Export Training and Consultancy* has organized a webinar on *Friday, 13th Oct, 2021 at 3 PM*

To register, please click here https://forms.dripcapital.com/webinar/export-documentation?utm_source=whatsapp&utm_medium=organic

Tuesday 28 September 2021

International Business - Export Import course classes

 International Business - Export Import course. We take only 5 students per batch. Online and offline. Best learning institute in India.


Thursday 12 August 2021

Learn Export Import

Start your own Export Import. Offline course Week end Saturday & Sunday starting 14.8.2021 Contact 7878045651 for more details

Saturday 10 July 2021

46th anniversary in Export-Import

 

Hello friends,

On the occasion of my completing 46th year in Export-Import, I thank my family, relatives, & friends for their help during this journey. I will continue my contribution towards the growth of all of you and my Nation to the best of my knowledge & experience in International Trade, especially in this difficult time.

Bhatia Export Traning & Consultancy

+91 7878045651  bhatiajd@gmail.com www.bhatiaexport.in

 


Monday 4 January 2021

December-2020 Export Import Status of India

 

December-2020 Export-Import Status

 

India’s exports shrank for the third straight month in December but the pace of contraction slowed to 0.8% from 8.74% decline in November even as the country’s trade deficit widened.

Preliminary data released by the commerce and industry ministry showed Saturday Outbound shipments in December were $26.89 billion and in sectors like petroleum, leather and marine products witnessed contraction,

The trade deficit in December widened to $15.71 billion, as imports grew by 7.6% to $42.6 billion due to a sharp increase in gold imports. Gold imports rose 81.8% in December 2020 to $2.01 billion.

Other items that witnessed an increase in imports include electronic goods, vegetable oil, chemicals, textile yarn and fabric, machine tools, pharmaceuticals and precious & semi-precious stones.

The ministry said in a statement that  “India is thus a net importer in December 2020”

 

Followed by the US and UK. Singapore was the top destination for India’s exports last month with an increase of $241.63 million led by petroleum products and engineering goods,

Major commodities of export which recorded growth during the month under review include Oil meals (De-oiled cake, Iron ore, Carpet, pharmaceuticals, spices, electronic goods, fruits and vegetables, and chemicals.

FIEO - Federation of Indian Export Organisations President, Sharad Kumar Saraf said  “The monthly exports have moved towards positive territory as major export products show signs of further revival as expected,” The order booking position have continuously improved besides more new orders in the offing.


In December 2020, oil imports declined 10.37% to $9.61 billion.

Exports during April-December 2020-21 fell 15.8% to $200.55 billion compared to the same period last fiscal. Imports posted a decline of 29.08% to $258.29 billion


To give a leg up to exports, FIEO sought notification of the RoDTEP- Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products
rates, addressing issues such as adequate availability of containers, softening of freight charges, release of the required MEIS benefits and clarity on SEIS benefits and risky exporters.

Complied by:

Bhatia Jagdish owner of Bhatia Export Training & Consultancy, having 44 years of Export Import knowledge.

bhatiajd@gmail.com www.bhatiaexports.in    +91 7878045651