Now it's easy to do business in India — with Gulshan Marwah
India ⇄ Israel
India and Israel: a big opportunity, in both directions
Israeli companies source from India, and Indian companies buy Israeli technology. Gulshan Marwah works on both sides — finding verified suppliers and buyers, handling compliance and managing every step on the ground in India.
- India sold to Israel in 2024
- $2.1B
- India bought from Israel in 2024
- $1.3B
What Israel buys from India
- 1.Gems & Jewellery$615.2M
29% of total
- 2.Electrical & Electronics$224.4M
11% of total
- 3.Chemicals & Dyes$160.3M
7.5% of total
- 4.Steel, Metals & Fasteners$131.0M
6.1% of total
- 5.Home Textiles & Rugs$92.7M
4.4% of total
- 6.Oil, Gas & Petroleum Products$90.3M
4.2% of total
- 7.Rice, Grains & Pulses$88.3M
4.1% of total
- 8.Engineering Goods & Machinery$87.5M
4.1% of total
What India buys from Israel
- 1.Electrical & Electronics$432.5M
32% of total
- 2.Chemicals & Dyes$240.9M
18% of total
- 3.Defence Equipment, Arms & Ammunition$128.4M
9.6% of total
- 4.Medical Devices & Hospital Supplies$124.8M
9.4% of total
- 5.Steel, Metals & Fasteners$96.8M
7.3% of total
- 6.Engineering Goods & Machinery$92.7M
7% of total
- 7.Gems & Jewellery$61.1M
4.6% of total
- 8.Hand Tools & Hardware$32.9M
2.5% of total
Your partner in India for Israel business
For Israeli importers sourcing from India and Israeli companies selling to India — one trusted team in India.
- Verified Indian manufacturers for Israeli importers, with factory audits
- Indian buyers, dealers and distributors for Israeli technology and products
- Hebrew labelling, Israeli standards and documents prepared before shipment
- Government liaison in India: DGFT, BIS and import licences
- Business visits to India: meetings, travel, hotel and taxi bookings
- Quality inspection, shipping and customs clearance on both sides
Key rules for India–Israel trade
- No free trade agreement is in force yet: goods pay normal (MFN) duties both ways. FTA negotiations are under way (rounds in February and July 2026).
- Imports into Israel are cleared through the Israel Tax Authority’s Shaar Olami system, usually by a licensed Israeli customs agent; imports pay 18% VAT.
- Products sold in Israel need Hebrew labelling (origin, producer, importer, contents). Many consumer products, foods and cosmetics can enter on EU compliance under the “What’s good for Europe is good for Israel” reform.
- An India–Israel Bilateral Investment Agreement was signed in September 2025 to protect investments in both countries (reported in force from July 2026 — we confirm the current status for you).
- Into India: Israeli goods pay India’s MFN duty; BIS certification applies where a Quality Control Order covers the product, and rough diamonds need a Kimberley Process certificate.
Summary for guidance; we check the exact rules for your product before you ship.
See the full India–Israel rules in the Compliance Panel →Your company catalogue in front of Indian and global buyers
Israeli companies can publish a catalogue with company profile and up to 20 products with photos on our portal, with a named contact person in India and support by email.