Industries We Serve

India's pharmaceutical and chemical exporters face some of the most complex trade law challenges of any sector — from Rules of Origin questions on API-based medicines, to anti-dumping investigations in the USA and EU, to REACH registration and TSCA compliance.

India's textile and apparel industry is at a pivotal moment with the India-EU FTA and India-UK FTA under negotiation. The opportunities for preferential tariff access are enormous — but so are the compliance obligations attached to them.

Indian auto component exporters face the most complex Rules of Origin calculations in any manufacturing sector. Multiple inputs from multiple countries, assembled and processed through multiple stages, exported under multiple FTAs — each with different origin rules, different value-addition requirements, and different documentation.

India's electronics manufacturing sector is growing rapidly under the PLI scheme, creating new export opportunities but also new trade law compliance challenges — particularly in origin compliance, where the distinction between assembly and manufacture determines FTA eligibility.

India is one of the world's largest seafood exporters and one of the most frequently targeted by foreign SPS measures. Border rejections for antibiotic residues, veterinary drug MRL exceedances, and RASFF alerts are among the most commercially damaging trade events an Indian exporter can face.

Complex HS classification disputes, sophisticated RoO compliance challenges, and SCOMET export control requirements make engineering goods one of the most legally demanding export sectors for Indian manufacturers.

Polymer and petrochemical exporters face tariff classification complexity, RoO challenges involving imported feedstock, and increasingly stringent chemical regulatory compliance requirements in every major export market.