Export Marketing | TYBCOM | Semester 5 | Chapter 1 | Introduction to Export Marketing | Lecture 7
Hemal Sir・2 minutes read
Indian exporters face challenges including reduced demand due to global recession, competition from countries like China, high product standards, sea piracy, and negative perceptions from overseas buyers. Simplified documentation and preferential agreements aim to address export hurdles, but issues like poor infrastructure and trade barriers continue to impact Indian exporters.
Insights
- The reduction in export incentives by the Government of India, along with increased competition from countries like China and the USA, has significantly impacted Indian exporters, leading to demotivation and challenges in the global market.
- Exporters face a multitude of obstacles, including sea piracy, negative perceptions of Indian products by overseas buyers, stringent product standards, and infrastructure deficiencies, all of which contribute to the struggles faced by Indian exporters in securing orders, delivering goods on time, and competing effectively in the international trade landscape.
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Recent questions
What challenges do Indian exporters face?
Reduced demand, tough competition, and quality standards.
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