New Delhi, March 15 -- Amid concerns over potential export disruptions due to US reciprocal tariffs set to take effecton April 2, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has urged Indian businesses to explore replacing imports from China and other countries with goods sourced from the United States.

The move follows US President Donald Trump's criticism of India's high tariffs on automobiles and agricultural products. In response, the Indian government is considering tariff reductions and expanded market access for US goods to prevent sweeping American trade restrictions.

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal emphasised the need for a proactive approach, urging exporters to look beyond protectionism and adapt to evolving trade dynamics.

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