India could benefit from the fallout in the U.S.-China trade war, experts told CNBC — but much-needed reforms on land and labor could prove to be a challenge for companies trying to do business there.
this year. This was to "diversify their manufacturing supply chain away from excessive reliance on Chinese production," said Biswas.
Current land laws make it difficult for the private sector to obtain space for manufacturing units, he said. Land and labor reforms are two of the "most important factors of production" needed, according to Kundu.
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