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Kerala assesses US tariff impact on exports from the state
Gulf Today
|August 13, 2025
Kerala, which largely exports marine products, spices and garments to the US, has started attempts to overcome the Trump tariff impact on its economy.
The communist-ruled southern state intends to incorporate detailed suggestions from commercial sector leaders as part of a comprehensive memorandum to be submitted to the federal government.
P Rajeev, the state's industries minister, said the memorandum will address strategies to mitigate the economic setbacks stemming from the 50 per cent duty on various imports from India.
At a meeting convened by the industries department, over 100 representatives from export-oriented sectors, including textiles, seafood, and handicrafts, presented ideas.
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