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Indian Sweet Exports Surge After US Tariff Impact

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Indian sweetmakers from Trichy have reported a 30% increase in exports of sweets and savouries this festive season. Last year, a 50% tariff imposed by the US on sweets caused festive sales volume to fall by a minimum of 70% for these manufacturers. Demand is currently highest among the Indian diaspora in the US, with Texas, New Jersey, and California leading orders.

From indiatimes.com

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The recovery in export volume indicates a strong demand from the Indian diaspora despite previous trade barriers. However, producers note that while they have only raised costs by 8%, the price rise of essential commodities like oil and rice flour has increased by about 15%.

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