According to official data released by India, India’s imports from China mainly include watches, electrical appliances, furniture, toys, music equipment, sports goods, mattresses, plastic products, steel products, etc. The proportion of imports from China has reached 14% of the total imports of India., from April 2019 to February 2020, India’s total imports from China reached USD 15.5 billion.

The port of Chennai in India stopped customs clearance for all goods from China, and began to inspect 100% of all goods from China on the evening of June 22 (random inspection before that). This move is considered to be a restriction imposed by the Indian government on all goods from China in West Coast ports. Many Chinese companies import goods from this port for customs clearance and then enter the Indian market.

Indian Government Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced in its 2020 - 21 government budget that it will increase import tariffs on furniture, footwear, home appliances, mobile phone parts, toys and other products, and further revise Tariffs Law (Section 28DA) on anti-dumping and related measures to restrict imports!