<h1>Prime Minister leads a two-day trade mission to India to advance India-UK Free Trade Agreement and boost Scotch whisky exports</h1> The UK government has begun a two-day trade mission to India led by the prime minister to promote the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (CETA), highlighting projected benefits for the Scotch whisky industry, including potential annual export gains of up to £1 billion, creation of over 1,000 UK jobs, and an estimated £190 million boost to the Scottish economy. The mission aims to secure reduced Indian tariffs on whisky and other Scottish products once parliamentary ratification is complete, and to advance implementation of CETA, which the government forecasts will raise bilateral trade, GDP, and wages long term.