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US Spice Traders Seek Tariff Exemptions for Indian Spices Under Potential Trade Deal

Summary by Times of India
American spice traders are optimistic about maintaining tariff exemptions for Indian spices to manage prices for consumers. The United States imports around USD 700 million in spices from India each year, indicating substantial market demand. The American Spice Trade Association is working with the Indian Embassy to strengthen trade ties. Growth in spice exports from India to the United States is expected to continue in future years.

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Washington, Oct 7 (IANS) Amid ongoing negotiations between India and the US on a proposed trade agreement, the US spice industry has demanded that the tariff exemptions on Indian spices be continued and made permanent. The industry argues that many spices are not commercially grown in the US, and dependence on India for their supply will continue. Donald Pratt, President of the American Spice Trade Association (ASTA), said on Wednesday that his …

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