<h1>Additional US tariffs reshape export competitiveness; Indian exporters positioned better and government readies support and trade negotiations.</h1> Additional US import duties have produced a reciprocal-tariff landscape in which Indian exporters are relatively better placed than some competitors; India is negotiating a bilateral trade agreement and pursuing export support measures through commerce ministry outreach and an export promotion mission. The article highlights sectoral market diversification for exporters such as shrimp, notes preservation of dairy protections in free trade agreements, and describes government readiness to protect domestic industry from potential dumping and to leverage trade realignment created by US-China tensions.