India-UK trade deal: More British brands are coming to India, but here's why your shopping bill may not fall anytime soon
India-UK CETA is expected to bring more British brands to India, though immediate price cuts remain unlikely due to a weaker rupee and higher shipping costs. Some brands, including Lush, have paused planned price hikes and introduced selective discounts, whil…
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India-UK CETA is expected to bring more British brands to India, though immediate price cuts remain unlikely due to a weaker rupee and higher shipping costs. Some brands, including Lush, have paused planned price hikes and introduced selective discounts, whil…
The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is expected to bring more British brands to Indian consumers, expanding choices across beauty, wellness, fashion and food. However, shop…
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