Bring premium UK Food and Drink to India

Low tariffs, strong margins and UK Government-backed support.

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Discover UK Food and Drink
Across Key Categories

Discover producers actively looking to partner with established Indian importers.

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Cheese and Dairy
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Whisky and Spirits
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Salt, Spices and Condiments
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Chocolates and Confectionery
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Non-alcoholic beverages
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Jams and Marmalades
Halen Môn - Premium grocery
Pure Welsh sea salt. Hand-harvested, world-renowned.

Pure Welsh sea salt. Hand-harvested, world-renowned.

  • Naturally-white, mineral-rich flakes
  • PDO protected. Proper provenance
  • Clean crunch. Bright, lasting flavour
Tiptree - Jams and Marmalades
UK jam, small-batch, big character.

UK jam, small-batch, big character.

  • Classic UK taste since 1885
  • Only the finest fruit - always
  • Royal-warrant quality on every spoon

(Retail and foodservice stocking enquiries only)

Crossip - 0% alcoholic spirits
Premium non-alcoholic drinks, crafted for flavour.

Premium non-alcoholic drinks, crafted for flavour.

  • Artisanal tonics and mixers, bright and balanced
  • Craft drinks with real botanicals and zest
  • Designed for grown-up palates
⁠MAHI- Condiments
Bold, all-natural UK sauces that transform every meal

Bold, all-natural UK sauces that transform every meal

  • Bold, handcrafted sauces that ignite every dish
  • All-natural heat and flavour - no artificial fuss
  • Award-winning spice and depth in every bottle
Charbonnel et Walker- Chocolates
UK’s original luxury chocolates since 1875

UK’s original luxury chocolates since 1875

  • Timeless recipes, handmade with care
  • Irresistible taste, rich and creamy
  • Elegant boxes, perfect for gifting

Now is the right time to import food and drink from the UK

  • Reduced tariffs via UK–India FTA (2026 rollout)
  • Export-ready products with 12 to 18-month shelf life
  • Premium brands with strong heritage
  • Rising Indian demand for gourmet products
  • Direct support from UK Government officials
UK Food and Drink

The UK–India Free Trade Agreement

Signed in July 2025, the UK-India Free Trade Agreement is projected to increase trade by £25.5 billion every year in the long-term supporting new jobs and growth across both economies.

For Indian importers like you, this means:

Reduced tariffs on multiple food and beverage categories

Lower cost of sourcing

Faster trade processes

Improved margin structures

Supported by the UK Government

Ensuring unwavering support for Indian importers through:

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