While substantial trade of sports-related goods and services occurs in both Australia and India, trade of sporting goods between the two countries is fairly limited, thereby providing lot more opportunities to grow this trading relationship.
Sport and physical recreation goods exported from Australia during 2011-12 were valued at $285.5m, decreasing 8% from the $310.1m recorded for 2010-11. The value (in current prices) of sport and physical recreation goods imported into Australia during 2011-12 was $2,006.7m.
The Indian sports industry is keen to increase India’s share in Australia’s imports of sporting goods and equipment.
Some of India’s top sporting goods exporters have hosted a business to business meet in Sydney and Melbourne. They displayed a wide range of sporting goods and equipment available for export to the Australian market. The attending exporters have delivered high quality goods to reputable brands all across the world.
Those interested can to contact the delegates directly by visiting
http://sportsgoodsindia.org/PDF/BSM_Australia-India_2016_participants_catalogue.pdf
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