3. The major objective of export promotion programmes is to create awareness about exports and make the people understand that it is one of the most crucial instruments of growth and market expansion.

5. An exporters consistently attempt to explore ways to improve their international marketing operations and need to be assisted by way of trade fairs, buyer sellers meet, and market promotion programmes.

7. To reduce and remove barriers of exporting,

8. To create promotional incentives.

14. The export division looks at the problems connected with production, generation of surplus, and development of products for exports under its jurisdiction.

15. The export industries is responsible for the development and regulation of rubber, tobacco, and cardamom sectors.

17. To examine the existing institutional framework for exports and suggest practical measures for reorganization.

20. Commodity boards

25. To offer professional advice to the members.

26. To organize visits to abroad to the members.

27. To organize participation in trade fairs, exhibitions.

29. Coffee board

30. Coir board

31. Central silk board

32. All India handlooms and handicraft board

33. Rubber board

34. Cardamom board

35. Tobacco board

37. They act as a link between Indian exporters and importers aboard

38. They formulate and implement quality improvement systems, research and development programmes.

42. It develops and implements various publicity exercises.

45. It establishes trade links between Indian suppliers and overseas buyers

46. It participates overseas trade fairs and exhibitions

48. Indian council of arbitration

49. India trade promotion organization

50. National centre for trade information

51. Export-credit guarantee corporation

52. Export import bank of India

53. Indian institute of packing