India’s rice exports up by 95% in November 24
Marine products saw an increase of 17.82 per cent, with values jumping from $0.64 billion in November 2023 to $0.76 billion in November 2024.
India’s exports saw significant growth across various categories in November 2024 compared to the same month last year. According to a government statement, rice exports surged by an impressive 95.18 per cent, rising from $0.59 billion in November 2023 to $1.14 billion in November 2024. Tobacco exports also experienced a substantial increase of 50.48 per cent.
In addition, cashew exports grew by 23.61 per cent, and the exports of meat, dairy, and poultry products rose by 21.38 per cent. Marine products saw an increase of 17.82 per cent, with values jumping from $0.64 billion in November 2023 to $0.76 billion in November 2024. Coffee exports grew by 16.31 per cent, while tea exports rose by 15 per cent.
Other cereals experienced a growth of 7.4 per cent, spices increased by 6.1 per cent, and both cereal preparations and miscellaneous processed items saw an uptick of 2.71 per cent. Oilseeds grew by 2.19 per cent, while drugs and pharmaceuticals recorded a modest increase of 1.12 per cent.
Overall, all these categories displayed positive growth during this period.
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