IN → US · India to the United States
Indian manufacturers are winning more attention from American buyers looking to diversify their supply chains. We help you turn that attention into U.S. customers and distribution, with a local partner who understands both sides.
The corridor in numbers
Official figures, each linked to its source.
U.S. smartphone imports from India in 2025, up from $6.9B in 2024
Bilateral trade goal for 2030 set by both governments (“Mission 500”)
What Indian companies bring
A large base of manufacturers with strong technical and engineering capability across industrial categories.
Many U.S. buyers are actively qualifying additional sources outside their existing supplier base.
Commercial communication in English shortens the path to trust with American buyers.
Sectors we focus on
Plan for these
India is 9.5 to 13.5 hours ahead of U.S. time zones, so a U.S.-based contact keeps conversations moving during American business hours.
U.S. tariff treatment of Indian goods has changed repeatedly since 2025. Factor current rates into landed-cost pricing and check them with your customs broker.
U.S. buyers expect same-day answers. Time-zone gaps need a plan, not goodwill.
Quality systems, test reports and product certifications are often required before a first order.
How we help
Assess the opportunity, understand competitors, and shape a clear plan for entering the American market.
Learn moreA trusted local point of contact for your U.S. customers, partners and prospects.
Learn moreIdentify qualified American buyers and open real conversations that lead to new business.
Learn moreFind, approach and build lasting relationships with the right U.S. distributors for your products.
Learn moreCoordinate meetings, proposals, commercial discussions and follow-ups, in American business hours.
Learn moreRepresent your company at American industry events and in-person customer meetings.
Learn moreInsights
U.S. imports from India grew 18.9% in 2025 despite a turbulent year for tariffs. Here is what the official data shows, what tariffs apply today, and what it means for Indian exporters.
A practical guide for international manufacturers: which U.S. channel your buyers use, how to profile and find distributors, what to agree on, and the mistakes to avoid.
A clear explanation of the U.S. representative model for international companies: the role, its limits, how it compares with a distributor or an employee, and how to measure success.
Questions
Straight answers to what international companies usually ask us first.
Ask us something elseNot necessarily. Many Indian exporters sell to U.S. customers directly or through distributors without a U.S. entity, especially at the start. Whether and when to form one is a decision to make with your legal and tax advisors.
Yes. We help you choose the right U.S. events, schedule meetings in advance, and follow up locally afterwards.
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ExploreFree consultation
Tell us about your business and your goals. We'll discuss how MyUSPartner could support your U.S. market entry.
