Agriculture exports set for 2-fold growth to $100bn by 2030
India targets $2-trn of exports of goods and services in 6 yrs: Commerce Secy
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Defying Odds
- Agri exports this fiscal will be higher than last year’s level of $53 bn
- Despite restrictions on shipments of certain key commodities, including rice, wheat and sugar, exports rising
- Export ban select commodities may hit exports by $5 bn this fiscal
Greater Noida: India’s agriculture exports, which stood at over $50 billion at present, are expected to double by 2030 and reach $100 billion, Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal said on Monday.He said that India is targeting $2 trillion worth of exports of goods and services by 2030.
“I am very sure that this $50 billion exports of India today will see a doubling of our exports by 2030 to almost $100 billion,” he said at the IndusFood Show 2024 here. This is the largest food and beverage show in South Asia. The Secretary said that areas like the ready-to-eat food segment have huge potential to grow. He also urged the industry to focus on the technical standard requirements of importing countries.
