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Behind bigger price tags hides a fault line in India’s growth story

India’s consumer durables face a third price hike in 2026 as copper, steel, aluminium, resin, logistics and energy costs surge. LG, Daikin, Voltas, Samsung and Godrej are raising appliance prices ahead of Diwali. The pressure exposes India’s dependence on imported components and highlights why deeper localisation, domestic manufacturing and stronger…

The Economic Times · Sep 28

India’s bid to keep carbon cash home as Europe adds a new trade cost

India’s exporters face new carbon costs under the EU’s CBAM, which took effect in January 2026. For carbon-intensive industries such as steel and aluminium, this could pressure export competitiveness, prompting India to build a domestic carbon market and invest in cleaner technologies.

The Economic Times · Sep 28

8 Best External Door Companies for UK Homeowners (2026)

Choosing a new front or back door is really two decisions. The first is the door itself.

inkl · Sep 28

EU waste proposal would ban India from importing bloc's metal scrap

India will face import restrictions on EU metal waste starting May 2027. The European Commission proposed this new law, affecting aluminium scrap shipments. This move follows the Commission abandoning a previous export duty plan on aluminium scrap. Thirty-two non-OECD nations applied for exemptions for non-hazardous waste categories. Exemptions require proof…

The Economic Times · Sep 18

Say goodbye to chalky limescale with this simple aluminium foil hack to clean stubborn white deposits around your faucet

Hard water minerals create stubborn limescale buildup on faucets. Crumpled aluminum foil can gently scrub away these deposits effectively. Dampen the foil ball with water or white vinegar for tougher stains. Rub the affected areas gently in circular motions to loosen the buildup. Rinse and dry the faucet thoroughly after…

The Economic Times · Sep 16

Placing aluminium foil around plants: Here's how this simple home trick works, its benefits and the right way to use it

Wrapping potted plants in aluminum foil is an effective strategy to keep soil moisture intact. This technique not only redirects light towards the leaves but also protects against crawling pests such as ants. Remember to leave some soil exposed for proper air circulation and for monitoring water levels. This cost-effective…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

EU Parliament votes to scrap carbon border tax's emergency brake, setting up clash with member states

European Union lawmakers voted to remove a clause allowing suspension of the carbon border levy. This move sets up a disagreement with EU member states who want an emergency brake. The carbon border levy imposes CO2 emissions fees on certain imported goods. Lawmakers propose using collected revenue to compensate industries…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

Europe’s e-waste is a valuable resource – let’s not throw it away

Throwing something away that is urgently needed, expensive and difficult to source sounds crazy. Yet out of the 60 metals contained in old electronic devices like phones, screens or washing machines, only a few get recycled. That includes precious metals like gold or silver and some other metals like aluminium…

The Conversation · Sep 15

Uno Minda plans Rs 1,415 crore investment to expand auto component manufacturing

Uno Minda will invest Rs 1,415 crore for strategic expansion and capacity boosting. New aluminium casting and alloy wheel plants are planned in Tamil Nadu and Haryana. A moulding facility expansion in Bangalore will also occur to meet increased demand. A joint venture will establish a new plant for automotive…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

Deodorant or Antiperspirant: What an Indian Summer of Heat and Humidity Actually Calls For

They Are Not the Same ProductDeodorant masks or neutralises odour. Antiperspirant blocks sweat. That distinction sounds minor until you're on a DTC bus in May with the ceiling fan doing nothing, and you realise your roll-on was doing one job while you needed it to do the other. Sweat itself…

Times Life · Sep 15