Trade and policy

India–UK FTA to Boost Indian Textile Export Potential

Published: July 26, 2025
Author: HFT

The India–UK FTA marks a game-changing shift in global textile trade, opening up substantial opportunities for Indian exporters. With the removal of import duties and the simplification of trade procedures, Indian textiles particularly in value-added, sustainable, and technical categories are now far better positioned. The UK imports nearly $20 billion worth of garments annually from the global markets including India. This pragmatic agreement removes the 9-12% tariff disadvantage, allowing Indian exporters to compete head-on with zero-duty countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan. It also reflects a growing trust in India’s manufacturing capabilities and lays the groundwork for transformative export growth, innovation, and greater integration with global fashion supply chains. We at RSWM are continuously investing in specialised machinery, product innovation, and supply chain agility. Our focus remains on enhancing our internal capabilities to meet the fast-evolving UK demand for performance driven and eco-conscious textiles.

                                                 –   Mr. Rajeev Gupta, Joint Managing Director, RSWM Lt d  

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