Indian apparel exporters are positioning for a tariff advantage in Europe as the India-EU FTA moves towards possible signing in December 2026, with implementation expected by spring 2027.
Gokaldas Exports sees Europe’s export share rising to 25–30 per cent in three to five years, while Raymond Lifestyle targets 20–25 per cent.
EU sustainability and traceability rules will shape lasting gains.Indian apparel exporters are positioning for a tariff advantage in Europe as the India-EU FTA moves towards possible signing in December 2026, with implementation expected by spring 2027.
Gokaldas Exports sees Europe’s export share rising to 25–30 per cent in three to five years, while Raymond Lifestyle targets 20–25 per cent.
EU sustainability and traceability rules will shape lasting gains.
