FIEO-India’s Premier Institution for International Trade
The Federation of Indian Export Organizations provides the content, direction and thrust to India’s expanding international trade. It expresses all the dynamism and resurgence that are the hallmark of India’s open, liberal and progressively market-friendly economic and trade regime, representing the Indian export promotion effort in its entirety. Its membership, largely comprising professional exporting firms with strong credentials, called Government-recognised Export Houses, Trading Houses, Star Trading Houses and Super Star Trading Houses, and Consultancy exporting firms, contributes a major share of India’s total annual exports.
FIEO represents, directly or indirectly, over 100,000 exporters across India. Exports by FIEO members comprise a wide spectrum of products viz. Gems & Jewellery, Textiles, Garments, Engineering Goods, Leather & Leather Products, Handicrafts, Chemicals and Allied Products, Cosmetics, Drugs and Pharmaceuticals, etc., as well as a wide range of Consultancy Services covering Infrastructure, Engineering Industries, Cement, Leather, Paper & Rubber industries, Agro-based industries, Small Scale industries etc., besides the larger services sector like the Information Technology, Entertainment (films/TV), super-speciality hospital services, general healthcare, education, tourism etc. The activities of our members also include manufacturing, investment overseas in independent and joint ventures etc. For any foreign investor, buyer or seller, FIEO is the one-stop organization which will put him in touch with a trade partner of high repute, backed by its own credentials as an organization of excellence in India.
FIEO members are also large buyers of raw material and products from abroad as inputs in their export production processes and products.
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