New Delhi, Oct. 13 -- The United Kingdom has brought around 200 businesses to India as part of efforts to move its Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) with India from negotiations to implementation, Trade Commissioner Harjinder Kang said on Tuesday, highlighting opportunities for companies across sectors including artificial intelligence, medical devices and food and beverages.

Speaking on the sidelines of the UK-India CETA Marketplace, described as the first business activation under the agreement, Kang said the UK had brought one of its largest delegations to India, comprising three secretaries of state, seven regional mayors and a chair of a local authority.

The visit aims to encourage businesses to take advantage of th...