President Donald Trump’s recent trade deals have set new tariff rates—20% for Vietnam and 19% for Indonesia and the Philippines—targeting Southeast Asia’s $352 billion exports to the U.S.
India’s warehousing sector is undergoing a green transformation, driven by rising demand from multinational companies focused on ESG and Net Zero goals.
The ACFI Annual Conclave 2025, held at Hotel Taj Palace, New Delhi, brought together top leaders from India’s air cargo, logistics, and aviation sectors under the theme “Air Cargo Leadership in a Changing World.”
At the BRICS Outreach Dialogue, PM Narendra Modi warned against the weaponization of critical minerals, emerging tech, and global supply chains—seen as a veiled critique of China’s dominance in rare earth exports.
India is rapidly becoming the top warehousing and logistics hub in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, with nearly 70% of occupiers planning expansion over the next two years, according to CBRE’s 2025 Logistics Occupier Survey.
India’s industrial and warehousing real estate sector grew by 24.5% YoY in H1 2025, with absorption reaching 34 million sq. ft., up from 27.3 million sq. ft. in H1 2024, according to Savills India.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman expressed India’s willingness to sign a comprehensive trade deal with the U.S., but emphasized safeguarding the interests of farmers and livestock-reliant communities.