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The European Commission recently introduced a draft regulation that will change how organic products enter the European Union.

The world is switching to electric vehicles faster than ever, which means we are going to face a massive wave of used batteries soon.

Selling agricultural goods across borders is becoming a lot more digital. In January 2026, the European Union opened its new Electronic system for Agricultural Non-customs formalities, or ELAN, to non-EU countries on a voluntary basis.

To help local businesses navigate the European Union's upcoming carbon regulations, the Department of Commerce held a dedicated awareness session on August 18th in New Delhi.

EU and India concluded negotiations on a Free Trade Agreement and launched a Security and Defence Partnership as part of the wider Towards 2030 strategic agenda.

The Coffee Board of India is currently urging local growers to register on the India Coffee App. This is to align India's agricultural exports with the new European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).

Whether you are a consumer grabbing a takeaway coffee in Europe or an Indian business exporting goods to the Single Market, the packaging you handle is changing. As of 12 August 2026, the European Union's updated Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation is officially in effect

On 27 January 2026, the European Union and India signed their first-ever Security and Defence Partnership during the EU–India Summit in New Delhi. The new agreement commits both sides to deepen cooperation across a wide range of areas – and notably includes collaboration on “defence industry-related matters.”

The European Commission has opened a €9.976 million funding call to strengthen the role of civil society organisations (CSOs) in India, including their participation in EU–India policy dialogue, climate action, sustainable development and sustainable value chains. The call, titled “India – Civil society contribution to policy dialogue, climate action and sustainable value chains”, is being implemented under the EU’s civil society support framework and carries the reference...

In January 2026, a landmark trade agreement was signed between India and the European Union, introducing groundbreaking mobility provisions designed to integrate education and employment frameworks.

At the 7th EU India Leaders Conference organised by Europe India Centre for Business and Industry at the European Parliament on 9 June 2026, Cristian Terheș, Member of the European Parliament (ECR Group, Romania) and Member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, delivered one of the conference's most infrastructure-focused interventions.

The finalisation of the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement in January 2026 represents a truly transformative milestone for bilateral economic relations. By paving the way for immediate zero-duty access for Indian textiles, the pact unlocks a tremendous sourcing opportunity.

India's clean energy sector is hitting a major milestone as Tata Power gets ready to send its first shipments of solar equipment to Europe.

When India and the United Kingdom (UK) signed the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)—flanked by the ambitious India-UK Vision 2035—the official declarations were full of the usual diplomatic shorthand: bilateral trade targets, tariff line cuts, and strategic alignment.

The first commercial batch of tariff-free Scottish salmon has landed in India, marking a tangible early win for bilateral trade between the two nations.

The India–EU Free Trade Agreement took nearly two decades to negotiate and will take longer than that to matter. That gap between the moment of signature and the years of implementation that follow is where the agreement's real value will be created.

On 2 August 2026, the global technology landscape enters a new era as the European Union officially begins enforcing the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act. From 2 August 2026, the European Union begins enforcing key provisions of its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, marking an important step in how AI is regulated.

Global trade is undergoing a profound green transformation. For Indian businesses preparing to navigate the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), a significant relief measure is now on the horizon.

The European Union is fundamentally reshaping the landscape of cross-border digital retail. From 1 July 2026, the European Union introduced a temporary €3 customs duty as an interim measure, ending the longstanding customs duty exemption for low-value e-commerce imports.

Speaking on the sidelines of The Travel Destination Germany Press Conference 2026 in the national capital, German Ambassador Philipp Ackermann declared that the proposed India-European Union Free Trade Agreement will serve as a transformative game changer for bilateral commerce, foreign direct investment, and international travel between Delhi and Berlin.