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Are rising green steel prices worth the premium for your business? With costs now 15-40% higher than regular steel, many MSMEs are unsure when to buy, how much to buy and whether customers even need it. As export rules tighten and OEMs push for low-carbon materials, the pressure is increasing. This guide breaks down what’s driving the price rise, which MSMEs are most affected, and how to manage the cost without risking compliance.
Inbound logistics, inventory management, warehousing, distribution and so on are critical aspects of a supply chain in the fashion or apparel industry. Read on to understand the role of each type of logistics in the garment industry.
Printed material logistics need ideal transport conditions to prevent any damage to the products. The printing industry has supply chain management practices as they have rigid delivery deadlines. This calls for the support of logistics firms that are experienced at handling the transport of printed material.
QCBS (Quality and Cost Based Selection) is a tender evaluation method that balances technical competence with price, often using a 70:30 weightage. This guide helps MSMEs understand where QCBS applies, how to prepare stronger proposals, avoid common mistakes, and navigate submission on portals like GeM, CPPP, and state systems.
This guide helps MSMEs understand the benefits of air freight, including faster delivery, improved reliability, and cost-effective solutions for time-sensitive shipments. It covers when to choose air freight, how to select the right provider, and how to optimize logistics for better operational efficiency.
Limited tenders are invitation-only opportunities issued by government departments to pre-approved vendors. For MSMEs, success in this space depends on accurate registration, matching business categories, maintaining valid DSCs, and engaging directly with departments for visibility. This guide helps MSMEs navigate key platforms like GEM, CPPP, and state portals, avoid common mistakes, and improve their chances of being invited—and winning—limited tenders.
India's GST collection for May 2025 reached ₹2.01 lakh crore, marking a 16.4% YoY rise. After ₹27,210 crore in refunds, the net revenue stood at ₹1.74 lakh crore—a 20.4% increase. IGST dominated at ₹1.08 lakh crore, with ₹50,070 crore from imports alone. Top contributors included Maharashtra (₹31,530 crore), Karnataka (₹14,299 crore), and Tamil Nadu (₹12,230 crore). E-invoicing adoption, strong domestic demand, active imports, and faster refund cycles fueled growth. Sustained collections above ₹2 lakh crore signal improving compliance, robust consumption,...
410 stainless steel is a cost-effective, high-strength grade widely used across Indian manufacturing, fabrication, and auto components. This guide covers...
The March 2026 GST collection reflects steady economic activity across India. It shows stable demand, along with improved compliance and...
Budget 2026 impact goes beyond middle-class relief and directly shapes MSME growth. It drives demand, improves liquidity, and simplifies compliance...
India’s steel industry continues to grow, driven by strong demand from infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing. The upcoming Bharat Steel 2026...
