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UK-India Free Trade Agreement Negotiations

The UK-India Free Trade Agreement Negotiations represent bilateral trade discussions led by the Department for Business and Trade to establish a comprehensive trade deal with India. The negotiations are active and ongoing, with recent impact assessments published and focus on addressing non-tariff barriers, standards alignment, and sector-specific trade issues through structured dialogue mechanisms.

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1 Aug 2025 | Consultation (closed) Trade and Agriculture Commission linked direct

UK-India FTA: Trade and Agriculture Commission call for evidence

Why linked: TAC's call for evidence on the UK-India FTA agri-provisions — direct implementation-stage consultation.

The Trade and Agriculture Commission (TAC) seeks submissions on the Free Trade Agreement between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and India.

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30 Aug 2023 | Government response linked

[The UK and India have completed seven rounds of negotiations on the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which should boost trade and investment between the two countries.] We are concerned that the pace of negotiations should be maintained so that agreement can be reached as soon as practicable.

[The UK and India have completed seven rounds of negotiations on the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which should boost trade and investment between the two countries.] We are concerned that the pace of negotiations should be maintained so that …

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30 Aug 2023 | Government response linked

We recommend that the Government set a deadline for the early conclusion of negotiations on the India-UK FTA. Unless already included in the FTA, the Government should also consider negotiating agreements with India similar to the UK-Australia supply chain and critical minerals agreements to establish shared principles of supply chain risk identification and mitigation. The UK should seek to increase its reliance on India for manufacturing and pursue enhanced maritime security co-operation.

We recommend that the Government set a deadline for the early conclusion of negotiations on the India-UK FTA. Unless already included in the FTA, the Government should also consider negotiating agreements with India similar to the UK-Australia supply chain and …

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