India's pharmaceutical industry is a major global supplier of affordable medicines. PIB states that India supplies 40% of generic demand in the US and 20% of global generic exports by volume, while the United States accounts for about 34% of India's pharmaceutical exports. This makes the US market strategically important for Indian drugmakers. Current US tariff action, however, targets patented or branded pharmaceutical imports; generic medicines, which form the bulk of India's exports to the US, are exempt for now. The risk for India is therefore policy uncertainty and possible future re-evaluation of generics, not an already imposed tariff on Indian generic drugs.