06-11-2005, 10:32 AM
India to fight with US at WTO on outsourcing battle
India Remote Controls IT Trade
Do you know what's common between a $50 billion support service provider in Great Britain, a small telecom infrastructure company in southern Europe, a large utility firm in US and a medium retail chain in West Asia? The IT infrastructure backbone of all these companies is connected to a single point, and thatâs India. In fact, the country monitors, maintains, manages and protects the entire IT infrastructure and storage systems of hundreds of small, medium and large global companies. All done from here, remotely and in real time.
Protectionism at HIGHER level!
The US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) has rejected consignments of MNCs Coca-Cola India, Hindustan Lever, Procter & Gamble and Britannia <b>from India </b>on the grounds that they are âunsafeâ or not conforming to US laws. According to information sourced from the USFDA, a shipment of Fanta sent by Coca-Cola India from Mumbai to the US was rejected on May 19 on the grounds that it contained âunsafe colourâ. The regulator said the âarticle appears to be, or to bear or contain a colour additive which is unsafeâ.
This is a BIG BS from them.
despite NAFTA, US Customs still prevent shipment of MADE N MEXICO products like Tylonol, Duracell, Tide, Halls Vapour Action, and many others.
India Remote Controls IT Trade
Do you know what's common between a $50 billion support service provider in Great Britain, a small telecom infrastructure company in southern Europe, a large utility firm in US and a medium retail chain in West Asia? The IT infrastructure backbone of all these companies is connected to a single point, and thatâs India. In fact, the country monitors, maintains, manages and protects the entire IT infrastructure and storage systems of hundreds of small, medium and large global companies. All done from here, remotely and in real time.
Protectionism at HIGHER level!
The US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) has rejected consignments of MNCs Coca-Cola India, Hindustan Lever, Procter & Gamble and Britannia <b>from India </b>on the grounds that they are âunsafeâ or not conforming to US laws. According to information sourced from the USFDA, a shipment of Fanta sent by Coca-Cola India from Mumbai to the US was rejected on May 19 on the grounds that it contained âunsafe colourâ. The regulator said the âarticle appears to be, or to bear or contain a colour additive which is unsafeâ.
This is a BIG BS from them.
despite NAFTA, US Customs still prevent shipment of MADE N MEXICO products like Tylonol, Duracell, Tide, Halls Vapour Action, and many others.