A landmark textile and garment exhibition in Kolkata brought together manufacturers, buyers, exporters and industry leaders, strengthening domestic and international trade opportunities. The event showcased India’s textile potential, created valuable business connections and opened new avenues for global sourcing and collaboration.
A major ethnic wear and garment exhibition was held in Kolkata, featuring 450 participants and exhibitors from across India. The event aimed to promote Indian fashion, traditional clothing, and the garment industry, attracting a large number of buyers and traders.
Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran have increased concerns among Indian exporters over potential disruptions to global trade. Industry experts warn that shipping delays, higher freight costs, and uncertainty in energy prices could impact export orders and the overall sourcing ecosystem.
Buying Agents Association (BAA) has appointed veteran exporter Rajendra Gupta, Chairman of Firozabad Glass Exporters Association, to its Advisory Board. With his extensive experience in exports and international trade, his appointment is expected to strengthen BAA's mission of promoting Indian sourcing, exports, and global business collaboration. This milestone reflects BAA's continued commitment to bringing industry leaders together and supporting the growth of India's export ecosystem.
The Buying Agents Association (BAA) of India marked its 10th anniversary in New Delhi by recognizing the growing contribution of Moradabad's export community. As part of the celebrations, Vishal Agrawal, Secretary General of the Exporters Welfare Association (EWA), was inducted into BAA's National Advisory Board. The event also honoured leading companies for their outstanding contributions to manufacturing, employment generation, quality, ethical trade, and export excellence, reinforcing BAA's commitment to strengthening India's sourcing and export ecosystem.
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The Buying Agents Association (BAA) of India celebrated its 10th anniversary with a special ceremony in New Delhi, recognizing companies and individuals for their significant contributions to India's export industry. The event brought together industry leaders and association members to celebrate a decade of promoting excellence, collaboration, and growth in the export sector.
At the Buying Agents Association (BAA) of India's 10th Anniversary celebration in New Delhi, Vishal Agrawal, Secretary General of the Exporters Welfare Association (EWA), was appointed to the BAA Advisory Board. The announcement reflects BAA's commitment to strengthening industry collaboration, supporting buying agencies, and advancing India's export ecosystem through experienced leadership and strategic guidance.
The Buying Agents Association (BAA) of India celebrated its 10th anniversary by reaffirming its commitment to connecting exporters with global buyers and strengthening India's sourcing ecosystem. During the event, BAA announced the expansion of its Advisory Board by inducting distinguished industry leaders, further enhancing collaboration between government, industry, and the export community to drive sustainable growth and global competitiveness.
The Buying Agents Association (BAA) celebrated its 10th anniversary with a grand event, recognizing leading companies for their outstanding contributions to the export and sourcing industry. The ceremony brought together industry leaders and members to mark a decade of strengthening India's sourcing ecosystem.
The Buying Agents Association (BAA) celebrated its 10th Foundation Anniversary by honouring distinguished companies and industry leaders for their exceptional contributions to the sourcing and export sector. The event highlighted BAA's decade-long commitment to strengthening India's sourcing ecosystem and fostering industry collaboration.
As part of its decade-long celebration, the Buying Agents Association (BAA) strengthened its leadership by appointing distinguished export professionals to its National Advisory Board. The initiative reflects BAA's vision of building a stronger, globally competitive sourcing ecosystem while recognising individuals driving excellence in Indian exports.
The Buying Agents Association (BAA) celebrated its 10th anniversary by recognising distinguished industry professionals and expanding its Advisory Board with experienced export leaders, including Vishal Agrawal. The ceremony reflected BAA's vision of building a stronger, globally competitive, and responsible sourcing ecosystem for India.
The Buying Agents Association (BAA) was felicitated at the Prabuddh Sammelan held at Indira Gandhi Kala Kendra Auditorium, Noida, in recognition of its outstanding contributions to trade and commerce. Vice Chairman Dr. Sumit Chhabra and representative Manoj Rana received the honour on behalf of the organisation. Chief guests MP Mahesh Sharma and Laxmikant Bajpei praised BAA's role in connecting Indian exporters with foreign buyers and its continuous efforts toward business growth and coordination. The recognition was widely celebrated among BAA members as a reflection of the association's impactful work across the trade sector.
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BAA Meets Government Officials to Boost Exports The Buying Agents Association (BAA) met with government officials to discuss strengthening India's export ecosystem, recognizing the role of buying agents, and expanding access to global markets. The discussions also highlighted opportunities arising from the India–Oman CEPA, cross-border e-commerce, and increased support for exporters to enhance India's global trade competitiveness.
The Sourcing Consultants Associa on honored to be a part of ITAF event in Dubai.
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INDIA INTERNATIONAL GARMENT FAIR (IIGF) has been organized with the support of APPAREL EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL..
America's sweeping tariffs have delivered a devastating blow to Panipat's booming textile industry — with 40% of exports suddenly frozen, American buyers are ruthlessly demanding massive discounts or slashed prices, leaving Panipat's weavers, manufacturers and traders in a state of deep crisis, desperately searching for new markets and innovative designs to survive the storm.
As America's brutal tariffs freeze India's export engines, Moradabad's traders are pivoting East — actively reaching out to Russia for handicrafts, furniture, kitchen goods, and everyday essentials, betting that the Russian market will replace American buyers and give India's struggling export industry a powerful new lifeline worth thousands of crores.
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“UPNEXT INDIA” an initiative in the form of a Series of Reverse Buyer Seller meet taken by Apparel Export Promotion Council…
India's industry leaders are demanding that the government impose proportional tariffs on foreign products to protect domestic manufacturers and make the "Vocal for Local" mission truly effective, especially in response to America's new tariff policies that threaten Indian exports.
