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India NZ FTA sparks GJEPC 200 percent export jump target to 50 million in three years
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Published on 27 April 2026

Zero-duty access could reshape Indian exports in Oceania
India’s Free Trade Agreement with New Zealand is expected to give exporters a major boost, with GJEPC aiming for 200% growth over three years. Exports are projected to rise from $16.61 million to nearly $50 million, as zero-duty access creates a competitive advantage versus China and Thailand. The deal also opens fresh opportunities across the Oceania market.
- GJEPC targets 200% export growth in three years
- Zero-duty access is expected to lift exports from $16.61M
- Exports could nearly reach $50M by the end of the period
- Indian exporters may gain ground versus China and Thailand
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