India's farm exports could surge past $40 billion in FY25, driven by rice and seafood, but fresh geopolitical tensions and US tariff risks could cloud the outlook for FY26
The achievement will be commendable, given that exports of several high-value items, such as wheat and rice, have been banned during the financial year to control inflation
Analysts consider the south-west monsoon to be the lifeline of India's agri-based economy, as it is likely to brighten outlook for bumper crop output amid inflationary times post covid-19 blowout.
A Gaon Connection survey has found that more than half of the country's peasantry oppose these, but one-third of them did not know details of the legislations.
Experts say with several countries averse to Chinese products, India's farm exports have an opportunity to capture such markets; buffalo meat, rice are among the products with promise