India's manufacturing and exports must prioritize quality, Union Minister Piyush Goyal stated. This focus aligns with Prime ...

Joining the Conclave virtually, the Minister emphasised that no nation can progress merely as a consumer — it must become a globally recognised producer of high-quality goods and services.

Commerce Minister highlights ‘Zero Defect, Zero Effect’ vision, stressing quality, sustainability and inclusivity as pillars ...

India's roadmap to achieve 2 trillion dollars in exports over the next 6 to 7 years is anchored in zero defect, zero effect and equitable opportunity, according to the Department of Commerce.

NEW DELHI: The government is set to launch a ‘Zero Effect, Zero Defect’ model to rate and handhold one million small and medium enterprises over the next three to five years to deliver top quality ...

In recent years, the global shift towards sustainability has become more pronounced, with businesses across various industries recognizing the importance of adopting eco-friendly practices. The ...

Ease of Doing Business for MSMEs: The Zero Defect-Zero Effect (ZED) scheme, which was implemented by the government for MSMEs during the 12th five-year plan (2012-17) to create awareness around ZED ...

MSMEs are not part of the mainstream when it comes to implementation of technology, and this hampers their ability to use the vast volumes of data generated in the manufacturing process for constant ...