Synopsis Foreign Direct Investment and Trade in India is an important addition to the growing literature on the role and importance of FDI since initiation of economic reforms in India in 1991 with a specific focus on trade of food items which constitutes an important area in the context of the level of living and food security of developing economies in general and India in particular. Based on empirical research with a focus on the post-economic reforms period, this book will provide significant insights to the growing impact of the FDI on the Indian economy and specifically in the area of trade in food items. It is expected that this title will not only throw light on this important area but also will be fruit-bearing in the sense of formulation on appropriate policies in this matter. This book will be quit useful for the policy makers, researchers and academicians in particular and for the interested public in general.