India has seen a remarkable surge in organic food product exports, with a 51% increase in value during the financial year 2020-21, reaching USD 1040 million. This significant growth, amounting to a 39% rise in quantity, was achieved despite the considerable logistical hurdles presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. Key export commodities included oil cake meal, oil seeds, and fruit pulps, with products being shipped to 58 countries worldwide.
Indias export of Organic food products rose by 51% in terms of value (USD Million), to USD 1040 million (Rs 7078 crores) during financial year 2020-21 compared to the previous fiscal (2019-20).
In terms of quantity, the exports of organic food products grew by 39% to 888,179 metric tonne (MT) dur
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FAQ :
India's organic food exports increased by 51% in value, reaching USD 1040 million, and by 39% in quantity, reaching 888,179 metric tonnes during the financial year 2020-21.
The export of organic products faced logistical and operational challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Major organic export commodities include oil cake meal, oil seeds, fruit pulps and purees, cereals & millets, spices & condiments, tea, medicinal plant products, dry fruits, sugar, pulses, coffee, and essential oils.
India exports organic products to 58 countries, including the USA, European Union, Canada, Great Britain, Australia, Switzerland, Israel, and South Korea.
The NPOP is a set of standards and requirements that organic products must meet for production, processing, packing, and labelling to be exported from India. It has been implemented by APEDA since 2001.
The European Union and Switzerland recognise India's NPOP certification, allowing for the export of unprocessed plant products without additional certification. This equivalency also facilitates exports to the United Kingdom post-Brexit.