India-New Zealand free trade agreement takes effect
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India-New Zealand free trade agreement takes effect

The India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement came into force on October 20, 2026, providing duty-free access to New Zealand for all Indian exports. Signed in April 2026, the agreement covers trade,...

The India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement came into force on October 20, 2026, providing duty-free access to New Zealand for all Indian exports. Signed in April 2026, the agreement covers trade, investment and professional mobility. New Zealand has committed to facilitating $20 billion in investment into India over 15 years. The agreement also provides tariff concessions on 95 per cent of New Zealand's exports to India, with 57 per cent becoming duty-free immediately. Both countries aim to double bilateral trade by 2030.

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