New Delhi, March 13 -- The Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association (ATMA) has urged the government to provide policy support as the ongoing conflict in West Asia is expected to disrupt tyre exports, increase raw material costs and create logistical challenges for Indian manufacturers.
In a representation to the government, the industry body said the situation could significantly affect exports and supply chains. India currently exports tyres worth about USD 250 260 million annually to West Asia, which could be impacted by the conflict, PTI reported.
Call for Essential Sector Status
ATMA has requested that the tyre industry and its Tier-1 supply chain be classified as essential sectors to ensure uninterrupted availability of natural ...