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Core Insights - India has evolved its approach to Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), moving from cautious duty concessions to more strategic trade-offs that include sensitive sectors and investment commitments [2][4][5] Group 1: Trade Agreements and Tariff Adjustments - The Indian government initially refrained from cutting duties on sensitive sectors like wine, spirits, and automobiles to protect domestic manufacturing and agriculture [2][4] - An interim deal with Australia in 2022 marked a shift, allowing for lower tariffs on wine above a specified value while providing technical support to local producers [2][4] - The European Free Trade Association (EFTA) agreement included new products like chocolates and watches, and promised a fresh Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) of $100 billion [3][4] Group 2: Negotiation Strategies and Trade-offs - Indian negotiators have learned to make trade-offs, such as reducing duties on French or Spanish wine in exchange for limited grape imports from Europe [3][4] - The government has allowed limited quantities of pears and apples with a minimum import price to ensure that the landed cost does not fall below Rs 96 per kg [5] - The approach to FTAs has evolved to include "new issues" like intellectual property rights, digital trade, and labor, while maintaining commitments aligned with international standards [5]

Core Insights - The export of fruits and vegetables from the Horgos port reached 307,000 tons in the first half of 2025, marking a 37.1% increase and setting a historical record [1] Group 1: Industry Overview - Horgos port benefits from unique climatic conditions and fertile soil, leading to the production of various fruits such as apples, pears, grapes, peaches, and apricots [1] - The increase in exports not only enriches the domestic market but also expands the reach of these products to international markets [1] Group 2: Supply Chain Process - The journey of the fruit from the farm to the international market involves several stages, including strict quality checks for appearance, sweetness, pesticide residues, and pest control [6] - After harvesting, fruits are stored in cold storage to prolong freshness, followed by another quality inspection before being labeled for export [10] - The fruits are transported in temperature-controlled vehicles, maintaining a consistent temperature of 4°C to ensure quality during transit [10] Group 3: Market Impact - The successful export of fruits from Horgos port illustrates the effective use of the "green channel" for rapid customs clearance of agricultural products between China and Kazakhstan [14] - Each exported fruit serves as a "sweet ambassador," telling the story of its origin and the journey it undertakes to reach foreign markets [14]