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India, one of the world's largest economy, has huge demand for leathers.
Towards meeting this demand, India is aggressively looking
at increasing its tannery activities and modernizing its facilities.
For investment in India, tannery is one potential area.
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| Trained manpower
at your command |
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Take a
look at the Indian market from an international perspective...
The world’s
largest technically trained manpower in leathercraft is yours for
the asking. A human resource pool that is accessible at
the world’s most competitive costs.
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| Industrial Policy that says "WELCOME"
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The current industrial policy is very conducive to the promotion of
the Indian leather industry both in terms of domestic trade as well
as exports. Integrated tannery for conversion of raw hides and skins
into finished leather is de-licensed. Except for a few items, many
sectors are de-reserved.
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Policy Highlights
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Free import of raw hides & skins, semi-finished
and finished leather |
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Concessional duty on imported machinery and chemicals |
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Free export of raw hides & skins, semi-finished and finished
leather and leather products |
