The US's 50% tariff increase on Indian imports has hit Jalgaon's cotton ginning and auto parts industries hard, leading to a halt in exports and a need for government intervention to support local businesses.
Us TariffJalgaonCotton GinningAuto PartsEconomic ImpactReal Estate PuneSep 15, 2025
The US tariff increase has hit Jalgaon's cotton ginning and auto parts industries hard, leading to a halt in exports and economic distress.
The cotton ginning industry is affected by low international market prices and the increased tariff, causing a halt in the export of cotton bales.
In addition to the cotton ginning industry, jewellery, generic medicines, and auto parts have also been affected by the tariff increase.
The district administration is providing loans through various banks, offering financial incentives, and launching the Enigma start-up program to encourage new business ventures.
District Collector Ayush Prasad is leading the discussions with industrialists and implementing measures to support the affected industries and help the local economy recover.
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