New Delhi, Feb. 9 -- With US tariffs sharply reduced and policy uncertainty easing, Indian exporters are gearing up to resume exports at the revised duty rates. Industry executives say the move could double India's exports to the US over the next four to five years.

Labour-intensive sectors are expected to gain the most, including textiles and apparel, gems and jewellery, leather products, agricultural goods, seafood, pharmaceuticals, electronics and chemicals.

An executive at the Apparel Export Promotion Council said on condition of anonymity that summer shipment bookings will resume in the coming days.

Narendra Goenka, who heads Mumbai-based textiles exporter Texport Industries Pvt. Ltd, said the revised tariff regime will help India...