<h1>Government unveils short, medium and long-term measures to protect exporters from new 50% tariffs and boost resilience</h1> The government is formulating short-, medium- and long-term legal and policy measures to shield exporters from newly imposed 50% tariffs by a major trading partner, including liquidity relief, insolvency prevention, SEZ flexibility, GST rationalisation, and operationalising e-commerce export hubs with simplified returns and inter-state movement. Short-term steps target working capital and order preservation; medium-term measures focus on leveraging existing free trade agreements, buyer-seller outreach and GST reforms; long-term aims seek export diversification, supply-chain resilience and SEZ/Export Promotion Mission reforms. The plan also contemplates third-party inventory compliance models, branding and non-financial support, and phased HS-code mapping to redirect exports to alternate markets.