
Industry representatives have urged the Indian government to permit goods manufactured in Special Economic Zones (SEZs) to be sold domestically at concessional or zero duties comparable to those under free trade agreements, including imports from China. They argue this would create a level playing field, support import substitution, encourage local manufacturing, and boost investment and job creation. The proposal includes allowing around 200 products to be imported into SEZs at concessional rates for domestic supply, aligning with budget plans for 2026-27.
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