List of Countries Importing Fruit & Vegetables from India

India has established itself as a major exporter of fruits and vegetables, reaching over 150 countries worldwide. In the fiscal year 2023-24, the total export value reached approximately $2.1 billion, showing a remarkable 20% increase from the previous year.

Export Value Breakdown

The $2.1 billion export value is distributed across different categories:

• Fresh Vegetables: $891 million (18% growth)
• Fresh Fruits: $863.7 million (22% growth)
• Processed Products: $652.8 million (15% growth)

Major Export Destinations

Middle East & Gulf Countries

• UAE: $245 million - Primary hub for re-exports
• Saudi Arabia: $189 million - Growing demand for fresh produce
• Kuwait: $98 million - Premium fruit market
• Qatar: $67 million - High-value vegetable imports

South Asian Neighbors

• Bangladesh: $156 million - Major vegetable importer
• Nepal: $89 million - Border trade advantage
• Sri Lanka: $78 million - Spices and processed goods

Southeast Asia

• Malaysia: $134 million - Diverse product range
• Singapore: $112 million - High-value market
• Thailand: $87 million - Processed products focus

Europe & Americas

• United Kingdom: $98 million - Ethnic food market
• United States: $76 million - Organic & specialty items
• Germany: $54 million - Quality-focused market

Top Global Importers

Here's a chart showing the top countries importing fruits and vegetables from India:

Growth Factors

The 20% growth in exports can be attributed to several key factors:

• Seasonal Demand: Peak exports during October-March coinciding with global winter seasons
• Quality Premium: Indian produce commands 15-25% premium in Gulf markets
• Processing Growth: Value-added products showing 30% higher growth rates
• Organic Segment: Certified organic exports growing at 40% annually

SegriTech's Role

At SegriTech, our sorting and grading technologies help ensure that Indian agricultural exports meet international quality standards. Our solutions help exporters:

• Achieve consistent quality grades that command premium prices
• Reduce post-harvest losses by up to 40%
• Meet international food safety certifications
• Optimize packaging for long-distance transportation

With growing global demand for Indian produce, technology-driven quality assurance is crucial for maintaining our competitive edge in international markets.