Exporting Spices to the UK and China: Certificates, Residue Checks and Contract Risk
Recent Spices Board advisories on the UK and China change how Kerala exporters test, certify and contract. A look at who bears the cost when a shipment fails.
Read plain-language explainers on FEMA, export and import rules, customs and cross-border trade in India, and learn what exporters and investors must do.
Recent Spices Board advisories on the UK and China change how Kerala exporters test, certify and contract. A look at who bears the cost when a shipment fails.
Exporting spices from Kerala means registrations, destination-specific testing and duty questions. Here is how the MFN rate, ETO certificates and contract terms fit together.
Why a B2B buyer is usually not a consumer, how courts approach internet jurisdiction, and when foreign-seated arbitration clauses in cross-border IT contracts hold up.
How global e-tailers and D2C brands can use a writ petition under Article 226 to challenge arbitrary penalties and takedown threats under India's E-Commerce Rules.
How foreign sellers and payment gateways can use a writ under Article 226 to challenge arbitrary freezes of bank accounts, shipments and funds in India.
What the India-UK CETA signed on 24 July 2025 means in law for exporters, IP holders and professionals across its 29 chapters, including the expected entry into force.
What Indian IT and SaaS exporters need to put in place before signing foreign clients: contracts, intellectual property, foreign exchange rules and transfer pricing.
How the new EDF regime replaces SOFTEX filing for IT and SaaS exporters, and the FEMA risks of getting proof of export and realisation of proceeds wrong.
The UAE is now a reciprocating territory for India. How a UAE court judgment is enforced here under Section 44A CPC, and the Section 13 grounds a debtor can raise.
Section 44A is not an automatic route. Why Indian courts apply the merits test under Section 13(b) CPC before enforcing a foreign ex parte decree, per International Woolen Mills.