Indian Court Rules Against Adani on Duty-Free Sales

An Indian court ruled that goods sold at duty-free shops remain subject to domestic laws. The decision deals a blow to Adani Group after authorities flagged illegal nicotine pouches.

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Adani Enterprises Ltd lost a court challenge in India over duty-free shop sales of nicotine pouches, facing a strict regulatory roadblock. The High Court ruling threatens the conglomerate's $11B airport expansion strategy targeting retail growth. India’s drug regulators maintain the unapproved products violate domestic health laws despite being sold beyond customs barriers.

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