US EditionIPMA Raises Concern Over Rising Imports of Paper & Paperboard in India
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IPMA Raises Concern Over Rising Imports of Paper & Paperboard in India
IPMA urges the government to implement stricter quality control measures, review trade agreements that lead to duty-free or low-duty access for paper imports, undertake trade remedial measures, and ensure a level playing field for the Indian paper industry. May 30, 2025 The Indian Paper Manufacturers Association (IPMA) has expressed deep concern over the continued rise in paper & paperboard imports, which in FY25 alone saw a 33 percent jump in v…
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