New Zealand and India have concluded an FTA, the former’s Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay announced today.
The FTA is expected to be signed next year.
It eliminates and reduces tariffs on 95 per cent of New Zealand’s exports, with almost 57 per cent being duty-free from day one, increasing to 82 per cent when fully implemented, with the remaining 13 per cent subject to sharp tariff cuts.
The FTA is expected to be signed next year.
It eliminates and reduces tariffs on 95 per cent of New Zealand’s exports, with almost 57 per cent being duty-free from day one, increasing to 82 per cent when fully implemented, with the remaining 13 per cent subject to sharp tariff cuts.
