The UK–India Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) came into force on 15 July 2026. It is designed to expand bilateral trade by improving market access, reducing tariffs and creating clearer rules for businesses trading between the UK and India.
The UK-India Free Trade Agreement Explained takes place on 2 September between 09:30 and 12:30.
CETA is a landmark free trade agreement intended to deepen economic ties between the UK and India. The agreement creates a broader framework for trade in goods and long-term economic collaboration.
Key features of the agreement include:
- Tariff-free access for a wide range of Indian exports to the UK.
- Reduced tariffs on selected UK goods entering India.
- Opportunities to increase bilateral trade, support economic growth and create employment in both countries.
This course explains what companies need to do to assess eligibility, prepare the right documentation and make practical use of preferential duty rates. By applying the rules correctly, businesses can improve competitiveness and develop trade with the region more confidently.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for UK companies that currently trade with India or are considering India as a potential new market. It is suitable for both new and experienced staff working in areas such as imports, exports, order processing, sales development, accounts and shipping.
For further information and to register visit https://hertschamber.rubicrm.com/calendar_detail.html?eid=6263E201-A3B3-490C-85E0-ED0303C93784
