India-U.K. free trade agreement to offer zero-duty access for 99% of Indian exports
On Wednesday, July 15, 2026, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the India-U.K. free trade agreement would unlock potential in labour-intensive industries by offering zero-duty market access for 99% of Indian exports, including textiles and pharmaceuticals. The treaty, signed between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his U.K. counterpart Keir Starmer last year, aims to double trade from 48 billion pounds annually by 2030 and boost GDPs by nearly 5 billion pounds yearly.
15 JUL 2026
— NDTV
The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement came into force on Wednesday
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
India's free trade agreement with the U.K. will grant zero-duty market access for 99% of Indian exports, including textiles and pharmaceuticals.
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