‘It will drive investments in infra, AFS, multimodal hubs, cold chain facilities & cargo terminals’

Vipin Vohra, Chairman, Continental Carriers said, “The India-UK Free Trade Agreement is poised to significantly benefit Indian EXIM trade and the cargo industry. By boosting exports in key sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals and engineering goods, it will increase cargo volumes and open new avenues for logistics service providers. The expected surge in trade will drive investments in critical infrastructure, including air freight stations, multimodal hubs, cold chain facilities and modernised cargo terminals. Moreover, the FTA is likely to accelerate the adoption of technology and digital solutions across the logistics ecosystem, enhancing overall efficiency, reducing costs and strengthening India’s global trade competitiveness.