An interesting feature of the Indian Trade Commission's report which has just been published is the statement that the greater part of the export trade to the continent goes to Germany, with France and Italy competing for second place. Italy takes the major quantity of ian cotton, Germany of jute, ides and rice, Belgium of wheat, France of groundnuts, and Italy of rape seed. Great Britain still re= mains India's best customer however, and it is a satisfactory omen for the future that the Wembley Exhibition has increased the interest of the British public in Indian commodities.
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