On Friday, 6th March, TPCI held a successful meeting with Business France Inde & Normandie Agence De Developpment at the Embassy of France, New Delhi. The meeting encompassed an informative discussion between the participants who discussed the business environment in the two countries.
TPCI participates with delegates from Film and Food Sectors at Mumbai for the road show which was a pre- cursor to the J...
Mohit Singla, Chairman Trade Promotion Council of India, met Mr. Cao Quoc Hung, Vice Minister of Ministry of Industry an...
TPCI with the support of Ministry of Commerce and Industry is organizing the India Pavilion in “CEVISAMA-2020”, Spai...
The Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation stated that domestic airlines, excluding IndiGo, may require fu...
Data released by Goods & Services Tax Network showed that more than 42.7 million e-way bills were ge...
The Ministry of Power suggests that peak power demand met was recorded at 170.54 GW on July 2, which...
Fearing the routing of Chinese imports through Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, South Korea and the Asean bloc...
As its patrons seek to enrich user experience, Oracle Corp. is witnessing a rise in the adoption of ...
Dr Venkatesh Shankar, Mays Business School suggests a three-pronged strategy for B2B ...
WTO states, that “automatic import licensing is defined as import licensing where t...
Dr A. Sakthivel, Chairman, AEPC is confident about India's potential in the PPE marke...
Dr K. Rajeshwari, Great Lakes Institute of Management, feels that post-COVID, B2B fir...
In the post-COVID international market scenario, the Indian footwear industry needs t...
Without a strong impetus from its Members, WTO may remain ineffective in its core man...
TPCI Invites Expression of Interest for ‘SelectUSA 2019 Investment Summit’ in Washington DC
Visit of Egyptian delegation composed of Suez Canal Economic Zone and East Port Said Development Company to participate in 14th CII EXIM BANK Conclave on India-Africa Project Partnership 17-19 March, 2019
TPCI hails PM Formalization of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PM FME) scheme, industry upbeat with 360* support
Increased input costs (up to 40%) bite into biscuits manufactures profits: TPCI
