India, July 9 -- New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has announced that 57% of New Zealand's exports to India will be tariff-free from the first day of the proposed trade agreement, describing it as a major opportunity for Kiwi businesses ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-day state visit to New Zealand.

Luxon said the trade pact would significantly expand New Zealand's access to the Indian market, with tariff reductions expected to benefit key export sectors. He highlighted the agreement as a milestone in strengthening economic ties between the two countries and creating new opportunities for businesses.

Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to visit New Zealand from July 10-11, marking the first state visit by an Indian P...