Global markets are still under pressure as uncertainty continues and supply chains are being quickly restructured. Although the current tariff war, known as the Liberation Day dispute, is on a 90-day pause, tensions remain high. Many experts believe that if India acts wisely and positions itself well, it has a great opportunity to benefit from this global shake-up.
For quite some time, many companies have realized the need to diversify their supply chains. Instead of depending only on China, they have started adopting the "China+1" strategy—setting up operations in other countries as well. The recent tariff conflict between the US and China has only made this shift more urgent. The US is hinting at increasing tariffs on Chinese goods to create a fairer trade environment.
Sameer Mahandru, a prominent figure in India’s AlcoBev (alcoholic beverages) industry, believes that India is perfectly placed to take advantage of this situation. According to him, if India makes smart decisions now, it can secure a strong position in global trade and attract major business opportunities.
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