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Thus on the basis of the above graphs we can say that in Bangladesh, Egypt and Nepal; India is in a good position compared to its nearest competitors. 8. Tariff and Non Tariff Measures: Import Markets Import tariffs Other tariffs if any NTM% Afghanistan 0% - 0 Egypt 0% - 100 Nepal 0% - 0 UAE 0% - - Bangladesh 0% Statuary rate 15% - Infrastructural surcharge 2.5% - VAT 15% - As indicated in the table above, the import duty rates in all the above markets is zero except for Bangladesh which has other tariffs like in case of skimmed milk in the form of statuary rate, VAT and infrastructural surcharge. All markets except for Egypt have no non tariff barriers of any form. Hence the markets to be ventured for the export of whole milk from the state of Andhra Pradesh could be Afghanistan, Nepal and UAE. 61
9. Free Trade Agreement/ Preferential Trading arrangements with competing countries No export market has any free trade arrangement or preferential trading arrangement with either India or any other competing countries. Absence of TRQ or special safeguard duty is again a good sign for the exporters 62
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Page 6 and 7: The major export destinations are a
Page 8 and 9: The TII with Egypt is showing a flu
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Page 20 and 21: Absence of TRQ and special safeguar
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