As the US enforces a 25 per cent tariff on Indian goods and an additional 25 per cent later, major export sectors like textiles, gems, chemicals, and seafood are facing unprecedented cost burdens.

Search for alternatives and trade deal hope Yadvendra Singh Sachan, MD of Kanpur-based Growmore International Ltd, said Indian exporters must now look for newer markets to maintain growth.

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