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I need to search for current information about TEPA implementation, specific Indian exporters benefiting from this agreement, and verification of the product categories mentioned in your data.I need to clarify an important issue with your data. The dataset references TEPA and October–December 2025 data, but the data shows trade with the United States, not EFTA countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland). Looking at your data: - The products listed (ground chili peppers, dried chili peppers, black tea, ground pepper, turmeric, cumin) are genuinely new TEPA beneficiary exports - BUT the trade partner is listed as "United States" - TEPA is a bilateral agreement between India and EFTA (4 European countries), NOT the US - The US has separate tariff dynamics under Trump administration policies The problem: I cannot responsibly write this story because the data source field says "US Census Bureau" but TEPA does not apply to US trade. The tariff benefits mentioned in my search results (ground chili, tea, spices) were implemented under separate US tariff relief in November 2025, not TEPA. I need clarification: 1. Is the trade partner actually EFTA countries (Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, Liechtenstein), not the United States? 2. Or is this story meant to be about US tariff relief for Indian spices/tea, which is a different agreement/policy? If this is meant to be a TEPA story with EFTA data, I need the correct country data. If it's a US tariff relief story, that's a valid angle but should be framed differently—not as "TEPA impact." Which would you like me to proceed with? I want to ensure accuracy before writing.