Tariffs Slashed for Kiwi Goods, But India Protects Dairy, Sugar, and Caseins in New Trade Deal

India and New Zealand concluded their FTA, cutting tariffs on 95% of Kiwi exports and granting India zero-duty access. However, sensitive products like dairy, coffee, onions, sugar, and edible oils were excluded to protect local industries. The deal promises $20 billion in investment, marking a milestone in bilateral ties.

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