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UK-India free trade agreement comes into force, boosting bilateral trade

The UK-India Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) came into force on Wednesday, providing zero-duty market access for nearly 99 per cent of India's exports. The deal is expected to boost trade, support MSMEs, farmers and key sectors, while strengthening bilateral economic ties

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Trade Commissioner for South Asia Harjinder Kang (third left) and others attend an event on the India-UK FTA on Wednesday. PIC/PTI

Trade Commissioner for South Asia Harjinder Kang (third left) and others attend an event on the India-UK FTA on Wednesday. PIC/PTI

The UK-India free trade (FTA) agreement came into force on Wednesday and it is a “new gold standard” of trade deals and it sends a message to the rest of the world that rules-based order works, British High Commissioner Lindy Cameron said.

The mega trade deal, officially known as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), secures zero-duty market access for nearly 99 per cent of India’s exports.

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