Development · 18 Sep 2026
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India has secured a country-specific tariff-rate quota of 1.9 million tonnes annually for steel exports to the European Union, with the government expecting exporters to access another 0.9 million tonnes through residual quotas, taking the total potential quota to 2.8 million tonnes.
India has secured a 1.9 million-tonne annual country-specific quota for steel exports to the EU, while exporters could access another 0.9 million tonnes through residual quotas on a first-come, first-served basis.
India has secured an annual export quota of 1.9 million tonnes for steel under its proposed free trade agreement with the European Union, with an additional 0.9 million tonnes available through residual quotas.
India expects steel exporters to secure an additional 0.9 million tonnes through EU residual quotas.
India has secured a 1.9 million-tonne annual country-specific quota for steel exports to the European Union, with potential access to an additional 0.9 million tonnes through residual quotas, totaling 2.8 million tonnes.
India has secured a 1.9 million tonne annual country-specific tariff-rate quota for steel exports to the European Union.
India will receive country-specific tariff-rate quotas totaling 1.64 million tonnes annually for exporting steel products to the European Union, with 694,853 tonnes allocated under the free trade agreement.
India will receive a 1.64 million-tonne annual EU steel quota, with 694,853 tonnes allocated under the India-EU FTA.
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