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India’s bid to keep carbon cash home as Europe adds a new trade cost

1 source · first seen 10:56 28 Sept · updated 10:56 28 Sept

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  • Indian exporters will face new carbon costs under the EU mechanism from January 2026
  • Higher export costs may pressure Indian steel, aluminium and other carbon-intensive exporters

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EU trade and environmental rules affecting Indian exporters

Indian recyclers warned that a possible EU metal-waste export ban could raise costs and hurt MSMEs, while India’s industry urged the government to challenge its exclusion from a draft EU scrap-export list. Officials also said exporters must meet EU ESG, CBAM and certification requirements to benefit from an FTA.

Monday, 28 September

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Saturday, 26 September

  1. India urges Centre to intervene over EU metal scrap export list exclusion

Friday, 25 September

  1. MSMEs must prepare for EU non-tariff rules to gain from FTA: Govt

Thursday, 24 September

  1. EU regulations could push up costs and hurt European businesses, Piyush Goyal says
  2. Indian recyclers warn EU metal waste ban could raise costs, hit MSMEs

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