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MSMEs often struggle to decide between bulk and on demand steel buying. Bulk purchases bring lower rates but strain cash and storage, while on demand buying offers flexibility with higher exposure to price swings. The right approach depends on order visibility, space, supplier strength and cash flow. A balanced model helps MSMEs control cost, reduce risk and keep production steady without locking unnecessary capital.
The Bill of Entry is vital for international trade, ensuring compliance, transparency, and smooth customs clearance. It supports regulatory oversight, facilitates global trade, and reflects the evolution of modern commerce.
Discover the critical differences between logistics and shipping, their unique roles in the supply chain, and their impact on global trade and business efficiency. Learn how logistics ensures seamless coordination of resources, while shipping focuses on transporting goods. Optimize your operations by understanding how these functions work together for success.
MSME refers to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in India. They are key contributors to the country’s GDP, exports, and employment generation and play a pivotal role in shaping the socio-economic tapestry of the nation. We take a look at MSME full form and meaning, key features, classification, eligibility and other details about this thriving and growing sector.
Steel density plays a critical role in MSME procurement, affecting costing, freight, inventory, and supplier accuracy. This guide helps sourcing teams integrate density into RFQs, vendor checks, and PO terms — reducing mismatch, waste, and disputes across the buying cycle.
India’s GST collection for July 2025 stood at ₹1.95 lakh crore, marking a 7.5% year-on-year increase. Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Gujarat led in collections, while states like Punjab and Andhra Pradesh posted strong growth. Refunds surged by 66.8%, easing cash flow for businesses. With steady revenue and policy shifts ahead, the data signals a stable yet watchful road to the festive season.
On July 30, 2025, former U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a sweeping 25% tariff on all Indian imports, effective August 1. The move cites India’s continued trade with Russia, including oil and defense deals, as the trigger. This sudden escalation threatens key MSME-driven exports—auto parts, textiles, pharma, and more—already running on thin margins. With order cancellations and cost pressures mounting, India’s small businesses now face a brutal trade shock.
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