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As the European Union prepares to introduce revised rules on product liability from 9 December 2026, businesses selling products in the European market will need to pay closer attention to accountability, compliance and cross-border operations.

India and the European Union are working quickly to sign a major Free Trade Agreement by mid-December 2026. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to visit Brussels for the official signing ceremony, marking a huge milestone after nearly 20 years of trade talks.

Imagine a future where the heavy factories building our cities and the giant ships hauling our cargo run purely on fuel made from water and wind.

Picture a scenario where your favourite Darjeeling tea and authentic European Feta cheese get strict global protection, while cross-border capital creates thousands of new jobs.

Cross-border teamwork is important for growth in today's digital economy. To facilitate this growth, the European Commission proposed the European Innovation Act on 9 September 2026.

The Europe India Centre for Business & Industry (EICBI) has contributed to the European Commission’s consultation on European Partnerships under Horizon Europe 2028–2034, the EU’s future research and innovation programme.

On 21 September 2026, in New York, India and the four Visegrád Group (V4) nations held their first-ever Foreign Ministers' meeting on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly.

A language issue has emerged as the European Union moves ahead with the India–EU Free Trade Agreement. The European Commission has proposed moving the agreement through the next stage using the English version first, with translations into the EU’s other official languages to follow.

India and the European Union have struck a landmark free-trade pact, and one headline outcome is much lower import duties on India-made cars in Europe.

The European Commission has formally submitted proposals to the Council of the European Union to sign and finalize the Free Trade Agreement with the Republic of India.

The European Commission recently released a draft rule that could change how we view the global electric vehicle and energy storage markets.

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

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.

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

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...

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.

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.

The European Commission has published a formal proposal to add two Indian ship recycling facilities to the updated 16th edition of the European List of Ship Recycling Facilities, marking the first proposed inclusion of South Asian yards under the European Union Ship Recycling Regulation.