Top 9 Exported Food Products From India in January 2024


2024/01/30 10:34:49 IST

Onion ban

    In March 2024 India banned the export of onions. India exported 2525.3 million metric tonnes (MMT) of fresh onions from 2022 to 2023, which valued at $561.4. The following are the top 9 foods exported from the nation.

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9. Processed Vegetables

    Quantity exported: 410.4 MMT, Value: $620.1 million This is popular internationally as people prefer ready-to-use products which are convenient.

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8. Pulses

    Quantity Exported:775.0 MMT, Value: $672.3 million This is a protein-rich diet and is valued globally for its nutritional benefits which provide a well-balanced diet.

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7. Cereal Preparations

    Quantity Exported: 480.4 MMT, Value: $752.1 India exporting cereal and cereal preparation products abundantly with its global demand. Easy to prepare and short preparation time make this a favorable option.

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6. Groundnuts

    Quantity Exported: 668.9 MMT, Value: $831.6 million Indian exports include groundnuts due to their high nutritional value and rich taste. International markets love these nuts.

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5. Miscellaneous Preparations

    Quantity Exported: 826.4 MMT, Value: $1106.4 million Miscellaneous Preparations include a wide range of products such as ice cream, mineral water, custard powder, dried soups, soft drink concentrates, broth, ice cream ice, ketchup, pan masala, betel nuts, lemonade, malt and more.

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4. Maize

    Quantity Exported: 3453.7, Value: $1,116.2 million Animal feed, food processing, and multiple industrial applications demand maize.

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3. Wheat

    Quantity Exported: 4693.3 MMT, Value: $1519.7 million Indian wheat is renowned for its high protein content. This export is classified as a staple food and therefore is high in demand globally.

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2. Buffalo Meat

    Quantity Exported: 1,175.9 MMT, Value: $3194.7 million Indian buffalo meat is known for its taste and quality. Buffalo meat provides a high protein diet which puts it in demand in the international market.

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1. Non-Basmati Rice

    Quantity Exported: 17,786 million metric Tonnes (MMT), Value: $6,355.7 million Indias non-Basmati rice comes in different varieties and offers nutritional value. This is a major Indian export that is highly demanded as a staple food worldwide.

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