DGFT Licence Types Explained: Importer & Exporter Compliance Guide
In FY 2025–26, many Indian importers discovered that compliance gaps under DGFT are identified not at the time of licence approval,
Read MoreIn 2025–2026, Customs Risk is No Longer The Same In FY 2024–25, importers operating without AEO status reported average container dwell
Read MoreIn 2025, several Indian manufacturing and infrastructure projects faced delays of 45 to 120 days because PESO approval was not obtained
Read MoreIntroduction – Why PESO Compliance is Critical for Industrial Operations PESO licence is a mandatory regulatory approval required for industries dealing
Read MoreIn 2025, manufacturing margins are tightening. Import-dependent industries are facing Basic Customs Duty (7.5%–15%), Social Welfare Surcharge (10% on BCD), and
Read MoreIn early 2025, several tyre pyrolysis units across Rajasthan, Gujarat and Haryana received show-cause notices because their operations were not aligned
Read MoreThe Reality of Vehicle Scrapping Plant Setup in India After 01 April 2025 In 2025, the regulatory environment for vehicle recycling
Read MoreIn FY 2025–26, lithium-ion battery recycling in India moved from being a “business opportunity” to a regulation-sensitive infrastructure industry. With EV
Read MoreRajiv, a second-generation manufacturer from Faridabad, had finalized a ₹18 crore machinery import from Germany. His consultant gave him two options
Read MoreA Haryana-based agro-industrial group invested nearly ₹210 crore in a 300 KLPD grain-based ethanol project. The plant equipment was imported. Civil
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