India and US grant zero-duty access for aerospace components

Agreement removes tariffs on aerospace component trade

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India and the United States established zero-duty access for aerospace component exports.
Why it matters
The agreement eliminates tariffs on aerospace components traded between the two countries and reduces tariffs on related products. It alters cost structures in aerospace supply chains.
Implications
  • Aerospace manufacturers must adjust supply chains — failure risks competitive disadvantage
  • Trade compliance teams must apply new tariff rules — errors risk customs violations

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