Tit-for-tat tariffs or waiver talks: Choices India have to n

​​While the Government of India is still grappling with this new legislation — a bolt from the blue when New Delhi is engaging with the 27-nation bloc to craft a favourable free trade agreement (FTA) — Indian exporters will have to bear the brunt of it, especially those shipping commodities such as coffee, leather hide, skin and preparations, oil cake and wooden furniture.

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